...vegetable " Life ; continues to be the fame Plant, as long as it partakes of the fame Life, " tho' that Life be communicated to new Particles of Matter, vitally -united to " the living Plant :" Yet I do not remember that I any where fay, that a Plant, which was once no bigger than an Oaten-Straw,...

...has fuch an organization of parts par taking of one common life* continues to be the fame Plant, tho' that life be communicated to new particles of matter vitally united to the living plant. The cafe is not fo much different in Brutes, but that any one may hence fee what makes an Animal, and...

...continue and frame the Wood, Bark, and Leaves, &c. of a Plant, in which confifis the vegetable Life, continues to be the fame Plant, as long as it partakes...Particles of Matter, vitally united to the living Plant :' yet I do not remember, that I any where fay, That a Plant, which was once no bigger than an Oaten...

...the parts of an oak -, and fuch an organization of thofe parts as is fit to receive and diftribute nourifhment, fo as to continue and frame the wood,...matter vitally united to the living plant, in a like coniinued organization conformable to that fort of plants. For this organization being at any one inftant...

...as long as it partakes of the fame life, though that life be communicated to new particles of imtter vitally united to the living plant, in a like continued...being at any one inftant in any one collection of tnatter, is in that particular concrete diitinguifhed from all other, and is that individual life,...

...which consists the vegetable life, continues to be the same plant, as ' long as it partakes of the same life, though that life be communicated ' to new particles of matter, vitally united to the living plant:' yet I do not remember, that I any where say, That a plant, which was once no bigger than an oaten straw,...

...parr taking of one common life, it continues to be the same plant, as long as it partakes of the same life, though that life be communicated to new particles...a like continued organization, conformable to that sort of plants. For this organization, being at any one instant in any one collection of matter, is...

...which consists the vegetable life, continues to be the same plant, as long as it partakes of the same life, though that life be communicated to new particles of matter, vitally' united to the living plant :' yet I do not remember, that I any where say, that a plant, which was once no bigger than an oaten...

...change of the parts : an oak then is the same plant, as long as it partakes of the same life, though communicated to new particles of matter, vitally united to the living plant, in a continued organization conformable to that sort of plants. The Identity of man consists in a participation...

...conftitutes the parts of an oak, and fuch an organization of thofe parts, as is fit to receive and diftribute nourifhment, fo as to continue and frame the wood,...this organization being at any one inftant in any collection of matter, is in that particular concrete diftinguifhed from all other, and is that individual...