And if the pressure of the aether, or any subtiler matter than the air, may unite, and hold fast together, the parts of a particle of air, as well as other bodies, yet it cannot make bonds for ITSELF, and hold together the parts that make up every the least corpuscle of that MATERIA SUBTILIS. So that that hypothesis, how ingeniously soever explained, by showing that the parts of sensible bodies are held together by the pressure of other external insensible bodies, reaches not the parts of the aether itself;
Eta eterraren presioak, edo airea baino gai sotilagoren batenak, aire partikula baten atalak, eta beste gorputz batzuenak, batu eta elkarrekin lotuta eduki baditzake ere, ezin du bere baitan loturarik egin eta gai sotil horren korpuskulu txiki bakoitza osatzen duten atalak batuta eduki.