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Show SU - it mifcellany of bodies being determine t 2, Inherent hmee merely by their different fpecifick gravi.1l thofe which had the fame gravity fubfide ; "the fame time Weodward at]; the alternate motion of thofe air bladders co ua mu fr e fr n tu hofe furfaces are b in money Gaids They advifed the king to fend fpeed And this empyreal fubffance, cannot fail And fubflance Every being is conftdered as fubfifting i itfelf, and then it is called a fubflance; o fifts in and by another, and then it is calle or manner of being an © Ttisaeclebrated notion ofa patriot, that a houf ~ of commons fhould never grant fuch fubfidies a give no pain to the people, left the nation fhoul clean.sh data import.tsv out README acquiefee undera burden they did not feel. Addifon [ fubfigro, Lat. It will ferv T if ubffué/ Sawifz of living; to b main Go are many fpaces mediums of othe tinging corpufcle nated, air betwee of fomething elfe of thefe qualitie void of bot :}x;e fufimently diftant from one another, yet whe wholl ey come fofub__/ifi in particulars, and to be clothe _}‘glt«chrfeveral accidents, then the difcernment is no e L Real being - The flefh » and the c njunétion of the fleth wit of all Jubffanc He hath eaten me ou 1. The ftate of real exiftence 2 betwee th Corporeity; materiality Body cannot att on any thing but by motion motion cannot be received but by quantity ap matter: the foulis a ftranger to fuch grofs fubfantiality, and owns nothing of thefe. Glanv. Scepfis SuBsTA'NTIALLY t1al. part adv {from fubffax 1. In manner of a fubflance; with realit of exiftence In him his Father fhone fubflantially expre's'd Miltore no 2. Strongly; {olidly o Having o fubflantially provided for the north they promifed themfelves they fhould end the wa that fummer Clarendon 3. Truly; folidly; really; with fixed purpofe The laws of this religion would make men, i Blacknwre they would truly obfervethem, fubflantially religiou towards God, chafte, and temperate Lillotfor 4. With competent wealth hath put all my fubffance into shat fat belly of his SursTa'~NTIALNESS. #. /. [from fubfanbut I will have fome of it out again Hovker i t'e know as little how the unio is diflolved atis, the chain of thefe differing fub i t ncies tha ~W§P°und us, as how it firft com enced Glanw : otonly the things had Jubfiffen e, but the ver A méges were of fome creatures exi ting. Stilling 4 of houfe and home an tial Shakefpeare's Henry 1V We are deftroying many thoufand lives, and exhaufting our fubflance, but not for our own intereft 1. The ftate of being fubftantial 2 Swift SUBSTA'NT1AL. adj. [ fubffantiel, Fr. from "Ompetence; means of fupporting lffg Is yicer 1d fmfiblefiyy;};:: outof the plunder of his province vulgar 12 vi. th ucdjhas deny fpirits Jub bfiflent witi hout bodiei s, wi l ifficalty affirm the 1epa;atc exiftence of thei True ing he is more ftupid than th folid; real; not merel Bentley f{eem O blefled, blefled night ! I am afraid Being in night, all this is but 2 dream Too flattering (weet to be fubflantials Shake[peare ftrength power of holdin jz'zéfiar/tia/an: combineth with delightful fulnefs wit finenefs ho can the languag which confifteth of thefe found other than mof full of fweetnefs Camden's Remaing In degree of fubffantialnefs next above the Do If this atheift would have hischance to be a rea and fubflantial agent or lafking nefs 1. Real ; altually exifting - Addifon Firmnefs Whe Subjtance. only propofe to himfelf a com "Vou,In voi 2 /0 [from Jubfan t-z'tz/. fpace air and water; but yet perhap 6. Wealth ; means of life ;algng_to hlmfe'lfour fleth was but one aét fo tha b one, an ‘that from everl Brown | SvestaxTia'CiTY Nelfon the moft par mains found an pyy, adj. [ fubf ftens, Lat. ":'Hafng real bei Addifon on the War hard bodies Neavten The qualities of plants are more various tha thofe of animal fubflances Arbuthnot on Aliments There may be a great and conftant cough, wit an extraordinary difcharge of flegmatick matter while, notwithftanding, the fubffance of the lungs re South fting make up more than a hundred thoufand famili:s either empty or replenithed wit denfities; as, water between th wherewith any liquor is impregthe aqueous globules that confti tute clouds or mifts, and fo Spenfer on Ireand The merchants, and fubflansial citizens, cannc Between the parts of opake and coloured bodie 4 To inhere; to have exiftence by mean 0‘:1."59-831} both at drie inftant; his makin moft fubflantial freeholders and belicve 5. Body ; corporeal nature - Atterbury [fxgfi/i/}emé, Fr. fmm/i‘é./"fi' Trials of crimes and titles of right fhall be mad by verdiét of a jury, chofen sut of the honeft an Dryden he promifed bered, had it been our fad ot to Jubfift on othe 3 Inherence ip fomething elfe SuBsts 5. Refponfible ; moderately wealthy; poffeffed of fubftance in as a god forethewing and affuring by types, bu as a god who has performed the fubffance of wha Dryden ~ Let us remember thofe that want neceflaries 25 we ourfe!ves thould have defired to be remem or Sumsi'sTency is no longer to be worfhippe Strong ; ftout ; bulky Subflantial doors Crofs-barr'd and bolted fakt, fear no affaults, Mi¥ Than to deftroy whole thoufands ef fuch foes 4 Milton Heroick virtue did his a&ions guide And he the' fulflance, not th* appearance, chofe To refcue one fuch friend he took more pride withal to fubfifiin the long winter which fucceeded Susststenc Prior The fun appears flat like a plate of filver, th modn as big-as the fun, and the rainbow a larg Jfubftantial arch in the fky 5 all which are grofs falfehoods Watts Burn He the future evil fhall no lef In apprchenfion than in fubffance fecl ' He fhone fo powerfully upon me, that, like th heat of a Ruffian fummer, he ripened the fruit ‘of poetry in a cold climate; and gave me where A Does innate luftre gild their meafur'd days Arm'd all in proof, and led by. fhallow Richmond Shakefpeare and it was ic ublub ick coy coul the the repre nature the fub Have ftruck more terror to the foul of Richard Than can the Jubffance of ten thoufand foldier Firm we fubfift, but poflible to fwerve, Milton Thoyg'h the genera Now fhine thefe plancts with fubfantial rays Shadows to-nigh or condition men's charity 3. Corporeal ; material 4. Something real, not imaginary; fomething folid, not empty 2, To conitinue ; to retain the prefent ftat 3 To have mean tained A folid and fubflantial greatnefs of foul, look down with neglect on the cenfures and applaafes o the multitude Addifor This ufeful, charitable, humble employment o yourfelves, is whatI recommend to you with greateft earneftnefs, as being a fubffantial part of a wif and pious life Law Addifon ' fifo, Lat. 1. To be; to have exiftence .any longer to comprehen of v riue P"}oadquarl They are the beft epitomes, and let you fee wit one caft of the eye the fubffance of a hundred pages | QUSUBSIST. . . [fubfifer, Fr. fub ythta litylitth ibiib moralal im impoffof tur Latin Camden clean.sh data import.tsv out README The very foundation was removed ou and t]xcfu/:flantia/ ornament L Efrange Obfervations are the only fure gfounds whereo to build a lafting and fubftantial philofophy Sance, without confining ourfelves to ferupulousexactnefs in form Dighy This edition is the fame in Jubflance with th Neither have they feen any deed, before the conqueft, but fubfigned with croffes-and fingle name without furnames tentation Milton and b it fuba mod Watts 3. The eflential part Dryden 9y Sussi'eN. @. fign under The difference betwixt the empty vanity of of What creatures there inhabit, of what mol OTjs all the fubfidy the prefent age can raife is more light and fuperficial, while things mor folid and fubftantial bave been immerfed. Glanv Milton 2. That which fupports accidents with much alacrity granted a great rate of fub/idy Bacon Time, as a river, hath brought down to us wha Dawies The ftrength of gods Aid, commonly fuch as is give ‘Lat. n. [. [ fubfance, Fr. Jub Her nature is peculiar, and her own ts Ar buthnot on Alimenren L Jubfde, Fr. fi:_lfia'{um £ [ubfidiary gall b gfifésf]])y, At Bentley She is a fubffance, and a perfeét being MII 10 Yf happinefs be a fubflantial good Not fram'd of accidents, nor fubjeét to them Denbam I err'd to feek it in a blind revenge Springs not from fenfe, nor humours well agreeing Bitter fubftances burn the blood, and are a for Subftantial life Since then the fotil works by herfelf alone . adjf. [fubjfidiaire, EFr. fubIARYLa IDus BSar Sy Fd . from fubfidy.] Affiftant rought in aid Out of my fide to thee, ncareft my heart Jantia, Lat. 1. Being; {fomething exifting ; fomethin of which we can fay that it is Arbuthno ! ther attenuated SUBSTANCE :& and by a fudden Jubfidence meet again by th i "(Siand egrefs of the air, the liquor is (il far Ingr To give thee being, I len Thefe qualities are not [ubfiftent in thofe bodie h]\ll_t are operations of fancy begotten in fomethin S rique, ‘fuftaining the third cond ftory and adorning the feWotton SupsTw NT1ALS. 7./ [without fingular. Effential parts Altbough a cuftom introduced againft the. fubJantiads of an appeal be n;@ valid, as that it fhoul no |