...not thefe Alterations all realy happen'd. Namely, • That during the Thru of the De- 2, luge, whilft the Water was out upon, and covered the Terreftrial...Stone and Marble of the Antediluvian Earth : all the Met alls of it : all Mineral Concretions: and, in a Word, all Foffils whatever, that had before obtain'd...

...needs no€ now any refutation. Dr. Woodward fuppofes, " that, during the time of the deluge, whilft the water was out upon, and covered the terreftrial globe, all the ftone and marble of the antediluvian earth ; all the metals of it ; all mineral concretions ; and in...

...marine bodies " were borne forth of the sea by the universal deluge ; that during the time of the deluge all the stone and marble of the antediluvian earth,...of it, all mineral concretions, and, in a word, all fossils whatever that had any solidity, were totally dissolved into one confused mass : the parts of...

...land.' 2. 'That during the time of the deluge, whilst the water was out upon and covered the terrestrial globe, all the stone and marble of the antediluvian...of it ; all mineral concretions ; and in a word all fossils whatever that had before obtained any solidity, were totally dissolved, and their constituent...

...the earth, Woodward advanced the following propositions: "[1] That during the time of the Deluge ... all the stone and marble of the antediluvian earth, all the metals of it, all the mineral concretions, everything, in a word, that had obtained any solidity, were totally dissolved...