The Works of Sir Thomas Browne: Pseudodoxia epidemica, books V-VII. Religio medici. The garden of CyprusH. G. Bohn, 1852 |
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... received tenets , cosmographical , geographical , and historical . Chap . 1. Concerning the beginning of the world , that the time thereof is not precisely known , as commonly it is presumed Chap . 2 . .. Of men's enquiries in what ...
... received tenets , cosmographical , geographical , and historical . Chap . 1. Concerning the beginning of the world , that the time thereof is not precisely known , as commonly it is presumed Chap . 2 . .. Of men's enquiries in what ...
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... received tenets , chiefly historical and some deduced from the Holy Scriptures . Chap . 1. That the forbidden fruit was an apple 210 Chap . 2 . That a man hath one rib less than a woman 214 Chap . 3 . Of Methuselah .. .. 216 Chap . 4 ...
... received tenets , chiefly historical and some deduced from the Holy Scriptures . Chap . 1. That the forbidden fruit was an apple 210 Chap . 2 . That a man hath one rib less than a woman 214 Chap . 3 . Of Methuselah .. .. 216 Chap . 4 ...
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... enthusiastic entomologist ) to collect for me in the New Forest , Hampshire , I received from him thence paradoxical soever , upon a strict enquiry , will prove 6 OF THE PICTURE OF A GRASSHOPPER . [ BOOK V. Of the picture of a grasshopper.
... enthusiastic entomologist ) to collect for me in the New Forest , Hampshire , I received from him thence paradoxical soever , upon a strict enquiry , will prove 6 OF THE PICTURE OF A GRASSHOPPER . [ BOOK V. Of the picture of a grasshopper.
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... received early and valuable assistance , and to whom he was indebted for his acquaintance with the art he has so long and so successfully pur- sued . At all events he ought to have recorded the name of the poor man by whose industry and ...
... received early and valuable assistance , and to whom he was indebted for his acquaintance with the art he has so long and so successfully pur- sued . At all events he ought to have recorded the name of the poor man by whose industry and ...
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... received figure is with better reason embraced . For first , as Pierius observeth from Barcephas , the assump- tion of human shape had proved a disadvantage unto Satan , affording not only a suspicious amazement in Eve , before the fact ...
... received figure is with better reason embraced . For first , as Pierius observeth from Barcephas , the assump- tion of human shape had proved a disadvantage unto Satan , affording not only a suspicious amazement in Eve , before the fact ...
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