The Works of Sir Thomas Browne: Pseudodoxia epidemica, books V-VII. Religio medici. The garden of CyprusH. G. Bohn, 1852 |
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... opinion of our times , but seems the belief of elder times before us . For , beside the expressions of Ovid and Pliny , the portraits in some ancient coins are framed in this figure , as will appear in some thereof in Gesner , others in ...
... opinion of our times , but seems the belief of elder times before us . For , beside the expressions of Ovid and Pliny , the portraits in some ancient coins are framed in this figure , as will appear in some thereof in Gesner , others in ...
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... opinion , and would have contended that these imperfect and unserviceable rudiments of feet were all the traces left to them of those locomotive powers which this , as well as other vertebrated animals , had originally enjoyed . Dr ...
... opinion , and would have contended that these imperfect and unserviceable rudiments of feet were all the traces left to them of those locomotive powers which this , as well as other vertebrated animals , had originally enjoyed . Dr ...
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... will be its heinous feature in the sight of the Great Lawgiver - viz . , disobedience to his known and understood commands . Nor is this only my opinion , but the determination CHAP . IV . ] THE SERPENT TEMPTING EVE . 13.
... will be its heinous feature in the sight of the Great Lawgiver - viz . , disobedience to his known and understood commands . Nor is this only my opinion , but the determination CHAP . IV . ] THE SERPENT TEMPTING EVE . 13.
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... opinion is cited and adopted by Dr. John Bulwer , in his most curious work , entitled Anthropometamorphosis : Man Trans- formed or the Artificial Changling , Historically Presented , & c . 4to . 1653 , p . 401. In the same work ( p ...
... opinion is cited and adopted by Dr. John Bulwer , in his most curious work , entitled Anthropometamorphosis : Man Trans- formed or the Artificial Changling , Historically Presented , & c . 4to . 1653 , p . 401. In the same work ( p ...
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... opinion had been made up as to the probable appearance of our Lord's person , this letter comes out to settle the point . In No. 7026-4 of the Harleian MSS . is pre- served a copy of this letter , on vellum , in the beautiful ...
... opinion had been made up as to the probable appearance of our Lord's person , this letter comes out to settle the point . In No. 7026-4 of the Harleian MSS . is pre- served a copy of this letter , on vellum , in the beautiful ...
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