DEFINITION II.

From A Discourse Concerning the Natation of Bodies in Water by Galileo Galilei.

_But equally grave in Absolute Gravity, we call two Sollids, weighing equally, though of Mass they be unequall._

As for example, a Mass of Lead, and another of Wood, that weigh each ten pounds, I call equall in Absolute Gravity, though the Mass of the Wood be much greater then that of the Lead.

_And, consequently, less Grave_ in specie.

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