[Chap. 29]. On Variety of Strength due to Quantity or Mass.
[Chap. 30]. The Shape and Mass of the Iron are of most importance in cases of coition.
[Chap. 31]. On long and round stones.
[Chap. 32]. Certain Problems and Magnetick Experiments about the Coition, and Separation, and regular Motion of Bodies magnetical.
[Chap. 33]. On the Varying Ratio of Strength, and of the Motion of coition, within the orbe of virtue.
[Chap. 34]. Why a Loadstone should be stronger in its poles in a different ratio; as well in the Northern regions as in the Southern.
[Chap. 35]. On a Perpetual Motion Machine, mentioned by authors, by means of the attraction of a loadstone.
[Chap. 36]. How a more robust Loadstone may be recognized.
[Chap. 37]. Use of a Loadstone as it affects iron.
[Chap. 38]. On Cases of Attraction in other Bodies.