For the magnetick forces which are driven from the whole in every part into the poles are not scattered but united in the narrow ends.
The earth turns magnetick bodies and at the aequator directs them strongly toward the pole: [227]at the poles there is no direction, but only a strong coition through the congruent poles.
In all these experiments it is an advantage to observe the pole of the earth, and to adjust according to magnetick laws the stone which we wish to strengthen; which we shall set forth below.
Wherefore true direction is the motion of a magnetick body in regard to the verticity of the earth, the natures of both agreeing and working together toward a natural position and unity.
So he truly recognizes no magnetick motion except the Coition toward iron or loadstone, commonly called attraction.
IT hath obtained with many, that Nature, or the Soul of the World, hath impressed upon some certain Bodies a very diffusive magnetick Vertue; whereupon some Adepts have ascribed to many of these Bodies a Faculty of expelling Poisons.
For it commonly prevailed amongst the Populace, that Arsenick, by some magnetick Vertue, draws away all Poison, especially that of a Pestilence.
It belongs properly to Plants, but is transferred also to the Plasticall power in Animalls, I enlarge it to all magnetick power whatsoever that doth immediately rule and actuate any body.
The Direction of Magnetick Needles on the Surfaces of Terrella nearly towards the Poles.
And how the Effluvia of a Magnet can be so rare and subtile, as to pass through a Plate of Glass without any Resistance or Diminution of their Force, and yet so potent as to turn a magnetick Needle beyond the Glass?
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