churches of Hertfordshire in the last year of the reign of King Edward VI. 1873. Baily, C. On a leaden ampulla in the York Museum. 2 pp. 1 pl. (Brit. Archaeol. Assoc. Journ. v. 6, 1851, p. 125.)-Barbier de Montault, X. Inventaire de Boniface VIII à Anagni. 15 pp. (Ann. archéol. v. 18, 1858, p. 18.)-Cuming, H. S. On church collecting boxes. 3 pp. 1 pl. (Brit. Archaeol. Assoc. Journ. v. 31, 1875, p. 399.)-Darcel, A. Le bénitier de la cathédrale de Milan. 12 pp. 1 pl. (Ann. archéol. v. 17, 1857, p. 139.)-Ciboire du XV siècle. 5 pp. 1 pl. (Ann. archéol. v. 24, 1861, p. 319.)-Didron, A. N. Armoire de Noyon. 7 pp. 2 pl. (Ann. archéol. v. 4, 1846, p. 369.)-Stalles allemandes. 15 pp. 2 pl. (Ann. archéol. v. 9, 1849, p. 129.j Durand, J. Le bénitier de l'empereur. 5 pp. 1 pl. (Ann, archéol. v. 26, 1869, p. 54.)-Girardot, A. T., Baron de, and Didron, A. N. Ostensoirs du moyen âge. 8 pp. 1 pl. (Ann. archéol. v. 11, 1851, p. 317.)-Nesbitt, A. Notice of an engraved brass triptych, of Flemish workmanship. 4 pp. (Archaeol. Journ. v. 14, 1857, p. 207.)Sauvageot, C. Stalles de la cathédrale de Lisieux. 5 pp. 1 pl. (Ann, archéol, v. 23, 1863, p. 133.)-Stalles du XIII siècle, à Notre-Dame de la Roche. 8 pp. 2 pl. (Ann. archéol. v. 23, 1863, p. 61.)-Waller, J. G. Remarks on an ancient reliquary. 3 pp. 1 pl. (Brit. Archaeol. Assoc. Journ. v. 3, 1847, p. 16.)-Way, A. Notices of ancient ornaments, vestments and appliances of sacred use. 20 pp. (Archaeol. Journ. v. 2, 1846, p. 144; v. 3, 1846, p. 129.) See also Candlesticks.-Chairs. -Decoration and ornament.-Lamps.-Pulpits. Furnivall, Frederick James. 1825-. Autotypes of Chaucer MSS. [London, 1877.] fo. (Chaucer Soc.) 1211 Bibliography of Robert Browning, from 1833 to 1881. 2 ed. London, 1881. 8°. (With Browning, R., On the poet, etc.) W.55 Education in early England. used as forewords to a collection of treatises Some notes on manners and meals in olden time," for the Early English Text Society. London, 1867. 8°. 66 -2374 List of all the songs and passages in Shakspere which have been set to music. See Greenhill, J. Temporary preface to the Six-text ed. of Chaucer's Canterbury tales. London, 1868. 8°. (Chaucer Soc. 2 s. No. 3.) 1304 Trial-forewords to my Parallel-text ed. of Chaucer's minor poems for the Chaucer Society. (With a try to set Chaucer's works in their right order of time.) London, 1871. 8°. (Chaucer Soc. 2 s. No. 6.) 1304 Life and opinions of Andrew Boorde, with extracts from his Breuyary of health. 75 pp. (Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra s. No. 10, p. 36.)-Note on Le Ménagier de Paris, 1393-94. 6 pp. (Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra s. No. 8, p. 149.) (Ed.) Anatomy of the abuses in England in Shakspere's youth. See Stubbes, P. (Ed.) Animaduersions vppon cers workes repr. in 1598. See Thynne, F. Chau(Ed.) Arthur: a short sketch of. Arthur. ... See (Ed.) Babees book. See Babees book. 73. 2 v. 8°. (Ballad Soc.) (Ed.) Boke of curtasye. book. 1313 See Babees (Ed.) Boke of keruynge. See Wynkyn de Worde. (Ed.) Boke of nurture folowyng Englondis gise. See Russell, J. (Ed.) Boke of nurture, or schoole of good manners. See Rhodes, H. (Ed.) Book of quint essence, or the fifth being. See Hermes Trismegistus. (Ed.) Booke of demeanor. See Weste, R. FURNIVALL (Ed.) Captain Cox, his ballads and books. See Laneham, R. (Ed.) Chaucer as valet and squire to Edward III. King Edward II's household and wardrobe ordinances, A. D. 1323. London, 1876. 8°. (Chaucer Soc. 2 s. No. 14.) (Ed.) Chaucer Society publications. See 1304 Chaucer Society. (Ed.) Compendious or briefe examination of certayne ordinary complaints of diuers of our countrymen. See Stafford, W. (Ed.) Compendious regyment, or a dyetary of helth. See Borde, A. (Ed.) Description of England in Shakspere's youth. See Harrison, W. (Ed.) Digby mysteries. See Digby mysteries. (Ed.) Dyet for every day; Rising, diet, and going to bed. See Harington, Sir J. (Ed.) Early English poems and lives of saints, (with those of the wicked birds Pilate and Judas). Copied and ed. from MSS in the library of the British Museum. Berlin, 1862. 8°. The same. 1858.) 1353 (Philol. Soc. London, Trans. (Ed.) Early English treatises and poems on education, precedence, and manners in olden time. London, 1869. Eng. Text Soc. Extra s. No. 8.) 8°. (Early Emblemes and epigrames. 2125 See (Ed.) Thynne, F. (Ed.) Fifteen directions to preserve health. See Vaughan, W. (Ed.) Fifty earliest English wills in the court of probate, London, A. D. 1387-1439; with a priest's of 1454. London, 1882. 8°. (Early Eng. Text Soc. No. 78.) (Ed.) Five dreams about Edward II. 2115 See Davy, A. (Ed.) Folio MS. Loose and humorous songs. See Percy, T., Bp. of Dromore. (Ed.) Fyrst boke of the introduction of knowledge. See Borde, A. (Ed.) History of the Holy Grail. See Lonelich, H. (Ed.) Hymns to the virgin and Christ, the Parliament of devils, and other religious poems. London, 1867. 8°. (Early Eng. Text Soc. No. 24.) 2125 (Ed.) Jyl of Breyntfords testament, by Robert Copland, the wyll of the deuyll and his last testament, . Chaucer, and other short pieces. London, a balade or two by 1871. 8°. 1313 (Ed.) Life of St. Alexius. See Alexius, St. (Ed.) Love-poems and humourous ones. Written at the end of a volume of small printed books, A. D. 1614–19, in the British Museum, labelled "Various poems." Hertford, 1874. 8°. (Ballad Soc.) 1313 (Ed.) Minor poems. See Lauder, W. (Ed.) Political, religious, and poems, from the Abp. of Canterbury's Lamlove beth MS No. 306, and other sources. don, 1866. 8°. (Early Eng. Text Soc. No. 15.) Lon(Ed.) 2125 Queene Elizabethes achademy. See Gilbert, Sir H. (Ed.) Schoole of vertue and booke of good nourture for chyldren. See Seager, F. (Ed.) Stacions of Rome, and the Pilgrims sea voyage; with Clene maydenhod. A supplement to Political, religious, and love poems, and Hali meidenhad. London, 1867. 8°. (Early Eng. Text Soc. No. 25.) 2125 (Ed.) Supplicacyon for the beggers. See Fish, S. (Ed.) Tell-Trothes new-yeares gift; with his owne inuectiue against jelosy; and the passionate morrice, 1593. John Lane's Tom Tell-Troths message, and his pens complaint, 1600. Thomas Powell's Tom of all trades, or the plaine path-way to perferment, 1631. The glasse of godly loue, 1569. London, 1876. 4°. (New Shakspere Soc.) 3303 (Ed.) The wright's chaste wife. See Adam, of Cobsham. (Ed.) Barnes in the defence of the berde. 12 pp. (Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra s. No. 10, p. 305.)-(Ed.) Booke of precedence: The ordering of a funeral, etc. 26 pp. (Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra s. No. 8, p. 13.)-(Ed.) French and Latin poems on manners and meals in the olden time. 57 pp. (Early Eng. Text Soc. No. 32.) -(Ed.) Lamentation of souls. 5 pp. (Early Eng. Text Soc. No. 69, p. 92.)—(Ed.) St. Jeremie's 15 tokens before doomsday. 2 pp. (Early Eng. Text Soc. No. 69, p. 91.)-(Ed.) Solomon's Book of wisdom. 10 pp. (Early Eng. Text Soc. No. 69, p. 81.) and Ellis, Alexander John (Eds.) Early English hymn (15 century) and a phonetic copy soon after. London, 1880. 8°. -2163 (Eng. Dialect Soc. No. 29.) and Hales, John W. (Eds.) Folio MS Ballads and romances. See Percy, T., Bp. of Dromore. and Viles, E. (Eds.) Caveat or warening for commen cursetors, vulgarely called vagabones. See Harman, T. (Eds.) Fraternitye of vacabondes. See Awdeley, J. (Eds.) Sermon in praise of thieves and thievery. See Haben, Parson. 7 pp. (Eds.) Groundeworke of conny-catching. (Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra s. No. 9, p. 97.) Furor poeticus (i. e.) propheticus. 48 pp. Wither, G., Miscel, works, v. 5. Furrer, Jonas. Duperrex, J. Jonas Furrer. 21 pp. (Secretan, E., Galerie suisse, v. 3, p. 580.) Furtenbach, Martin. Fuessner bericht. 56 pp. (Baumann, F. L., Quellen zur gesch. d. bauernkriegs in Oberschwaben, p. 417.) Furter, Marcus. Historia belli rusticorum [Ursinensium]. 42 pp. (Baumann, F. L., Quellen zur gesch. d. bauernkriegs in Oberschwaben, p. 313.) Further accompt of the progress of the Gospel among the Indians in New England. London, 1659. 4°. Repr. New York, 1865, 4°. (Sabin, J., Reprints, Quarto s. No. 6.) 1615 Further correspondence relative to the affairs of South Africa. London, 1877-80. 6 v. fo. - 3341 Further important documents respecting the American question. 29 pp. (Pamphleteer, v. 2, 1813, p. 249.) Further manifestation. See Further accompt, etc. Further particulars in relation to the case of Admiral Byng, from original papers. London, 1756. 8°. (Polit. tracts rel. to Admiral Byng.) 1517 FUTURE PUNISHMENT Further queries upon the present state of New English affairs. See E. S. Further remarks on some passages in Scripture relating to marriage and divorce. 18 pp. (Pamphleteer, v. 1, 1821, p. 553.) Furtmair, Max. Philosophisches real lexikon. 3 pp. (Rev. of, by H. Ulrici, în Zeits. ƒ. philos. v. 25, 1854, p. 156.) Furtwaengler, Adolf. Der dornauszieher und der knabe mit der gans. Entwurf einer geschichte der genrebildnerei bei den Griechen. 103 pp. (SamMİ. wissens. vortrg. v. 11.)-Der satyr aus Pergamon. 3 pp. 3 pl. (Berlin Archaeol. Gesells. Winckelmannsfest, Programm 40.) Fusains et eaux-fortes. Gautier, T. 2287 Fusang, or the discovery of America by Chinese Buddhist priests. Leland, C. G. 1648 Fuscus or Fosco. See Negri, P. Fuseli, John Henry. 1741-1825. Life and writings, the former written, and the latter ed. by John Knowles. London, 1831. 3 v. 8°. 4835 Contents. Aphorisms, chiefly relative to the fine arts, v. 3.-Ancient art, v. 2.-Art of the moderns, v. 2. -On the present state of the art, and the causes which check its progress, v. 3.-Chiaroscuro, v. 2.—Colour, v. 2.-Composition, expression, v. 2.-On design, v. 2.-Method of fixing a standard and defining the proportions of the human frame, with directions to the student in copying the life, v. 2.Invention, v. 2.-History of art in the schools of Italy, v. 3.-Knowles, J. Life of Henry Fuseli, v. 1. -Lectures, v. 2, 3.-On the prevailing method of treating the history of painting, with observations on the picture of Lionardo da Vinci of" The last supper," v. 3. Lectures on painting. 9 pp. (Rev. of in Edin. Rev. v. 2, 1803, p. 453.) Cunningham, A. Fuseli. 81 pp. (In his Lives of Brit. painters, sculptors, etc., v. 2, p. 269.)-Haydon, B. R. Fuseli. 36 pp. (In his Lectures on painting, v. 2, p. 1.)-Memoir of F. 10 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. B, 1828, p. 572.)-Thoré, T. E. J. (In his Hist. des peintres, Ecole anglaise. 12 pp.)-Timbs, J. Henry Fuseli. 49 pp. (In his Anecdote biography, 2 s. p. 179.) Fusi, Antoine. Niceron, J. P. Mém. des hommes, v. 34. Fusi, F. Bibliografia, od elenco ragionato delle opere contenute nella collezione de' classici italiani. Milano, 1814. 8°. W.55 Fusil, Mme. Louise. Souvenirs d'une actrice. Paris, 1841. 2 v. 8°. 3345 Fussesbrunnen, Konrad von. See Konrod von Fussesbrunnen. Fustel de Coulanges, Numa Denis. 1830. La cité antique, étude sur le culte, le droit, les institutions de la Grèce et de Rome. 2 éd. Paris, 1866. 8°. 2744 The same, tr. into English by Willard Small. Boston, 1874. 8°. 2744 Histoire des institutions politiques de l'ancienne France, v. 1. Paris, 1875. 8. -1346 Future, The. 14 pp. (Blackwood's Mog. v. 39, 1836, p. 99.) Future, An experience of the. 3 pp. (Dem. Rev. v. 20, 1847, p. 525.) Future generations, Claim of, upon the present age. Sullivan, W. 6 pp. (Chr. Exam. v. 1, 1824, p. 427.) Future life. See Future state. Future prospects of the world. 7 pp(Blackwood's Mag. v. 16, 1824, p. 278.) Future punishment. Barrow, I. Whether the damned after the last judgment shall live in everlasting torments, or be utterly destroyed. (Theol. works, v. 9, p. 587.)-Bartlett, S. C. Theory d 21 PP the extinction of the wicked. 35 pp. (New Englander, v. 30, 1871, p. 659.)-Chesebrough, A. S. Causes of the decline of faith in the doctrine of endless punishment. 8 pp. (New Englander, v. 39, 1880, p. 308.)Cowles, H. Future punishment of the wicked as revealed in the Old Testament. 30 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 35, 1878, p. 514.)—Design and nature of punishment under the divine government. 21 pp. (New Englander, v. 19, 1861, p. 63.)-Doctrine of future punishment. 18 pp. (Brit. Quart. Rev. v. 7, 1848, p. 105.) -Edwards, J. Concerning the endless punishment of those who die impenitent. 31 pp. (Works, v. 7, p. 374.) Justice of God in the damnation of sinners. 37 pp. (Works, v. 5, p. 498.)-Endless punishment, a result of character. 12 pp. (New Englander, v. 9, 1851, p. 186.) - Is eternal punishment an open question in the Church of England? 17 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 19, 1872, p. 573.)-Everlasting punishment. 29 pp. (Dublin Rev. 3 s. v. 5, 1881, p. 117.)-Farrar, F. W. Eternal hope. 19 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 32, 1878, p. 569.)-Fisher, G. P. Sketch of the history of the doctrine of future punishment. 29 pp. (In his Discussions, p. 410.) and others. Doctrine of future punishment. 67 pp. (New Englander, v. 37, 1878, p. 169.) -Foster, F. H. Is eternal punishment endless? 28 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 35, 1878, p. 353.)—Godwin, W. On a state of future retribution. 30 pp. (Essays, p. 25.)-Gould, E. P. The duration of future punishment. 28 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 37, 1880, p. 221.)Hedge, F. H. Doctrine of endless punishment: 30 pp. Chr. Exam. v. 67, 1859, p. 98.)-Jellett, J. H., Tulloch, J., and others. Future punishment. The present state of the question. 79 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 32, 1878, pp. 153, 338.)-Jukes, A. The restitution of all things: the teaching of Scripture and of the church. 28 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 28, 1876, p. 310.)-Kent, C. Christ's words on the duration of future punishment. 18 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 35, 1878, p. 290.)-Lessing, G. E. Leibnitz von den ewigen strafen. 37 pp. (Saemmt. schriften, v. 9, p. 146.)-Long, C. Objections from reason against the endless punishment of the wicked. 23 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 17, 1860, p. 111.)-Mayor, J. B. The restitution of all things. 12 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 25, 1875, p. 927.)-The restitution of all things: the argument from reason. 27, 1876, p. 886.)-Oxenham, H. N. Eternal perdition 26 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. and Universalism from a Roman Catholic point of view. 73 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 27, 1876, pp. 222, 425, 615, 724.)-Parsons, W. L. Doctrine of the annihilation of the wicked. 37 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 20, 1863, p. 181.)-Patton, W. W. Is the doctrine of the final restoration of all men scriptural? 23 pp. (New Englander, v. 29, 1870, p. 236.)-Peek, F. Aeonian metempsychosis. A sequel to the discussion on future punishment. 13 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 32, 1878, p. 694.) -Porter, N., and others. The doctrine of eternal punishment. 35 pp. (N. Am. Rev. v. 126, 1878, p. 323.) -Tyler, W. S., and Whiton, J. M. future punishment. 42 pp. (New Englander, v. 37, 1878, Duration of p. 311.) Also See also Brit. Quart. Rev. v. 68, 1878, p. 107. Future state.-Hell.-Purgatory.-Redemption and salvation. Future state. ALGER, W. R. Critical history of the ... 1804. DAVIS, A. J. Death and the after life. 1878. Views of our heavenly home. 1878. ENFANTIN, B. P. Vie éternelle; passée -présente-future. (Saint-Simon, 1877. C. H., Comte de, and Enfantin, B. P., Euvres, v. 46.) FIGUIER, G. L. MARTIN, T. H. et suivant la raison. -- Day after death. 1872. Vie future suivant la foi MURATORI, L. A. De paradiso regnique caelestis gloria non expectata corporum resurrectione justis a Deo conlata. 1767. (Opere, v. 4.) STEWART, B., and TAIT, P. G. The ders, the world of spirits, and hell: from things heard and seen. TAYLOR, I. Physical theory of another life. 1836. WARBURTON, W., Bp. of Gloucester. Controversial tracts. 1811, 2 v. (Works, v. 11, 12.) The divine legation of Moses demonstrated. 1811, 6 v. (Works, v. 1-6.) WATTS, I. World to come; or, discourses on the joys or sorrows of departed souls at death, and the glory or terror of the resurrection. 1813. (Works, v. . 7.) WHATELY, R. View of Scripture revelations concerning a future state. 1870. Alger, W. R. Celtic, or Druidical, doctrine of a future life. 5 pp. (Chr. Exam. v. 62, 1857, p. 88.)-Hebrew doctrine of a future life. 29 pp. (Chr. Exam. v. 60, 1856, p. 1.)-Rabbinical doctrine of a future life. 14 pp. (Chr. Exam. v. 60, 1856, p. 189.)-Analysis of Tucker's vision. 7 pp. (Blackwood's Mag. v. 13, 1823, p. 331.)-Augustinus, A., St., Bp. of Hippo [attri buted to]. De triplici habitaculo. 4 pp. (Migne, J. P., Patrol. s. Lat. v. 40, p. 991.)-Barrows, E. P. Scriptural doctrine of a future state. 36 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 15, 1858, p. 625.)-Bellarmino, R. De ecclesia triumphante, tribus libris explicata. 144 pp. (Opera, v. 2, p. 333.)-Bouchitté, L. F. H. De la persistance de la personnalité après la mort. 67 pp. (Inst. de France, Acad. Sci. moral. Sav. étran. Mém. v. 2, 1847, p. 621.)Boyd, A. K. H. A long look-out. 9 pp. (Fraser's Mag. n. s. v. 15, 1877, p. 322.)-Brigham, C. H. Practical value of belief in a future life. 14 pp. (Chr. Exam. v. 86, 1869, p. 158.)-Capes, J. M. Purgatory, heaven, and hell. 23 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 22, 1873, p. 731.)Carrau, L. L'origine des croyances relatives à la vie future. 20 pp. (Rev. d. deux mondes, 1875, 3 pér. v. 12, p. 557.)-Channing, W. E. Future life. 20 pp. (Works, v. 4, p. 217.)-La vie future. 21 pp. (Euvres, v. 3, p. 230.)-Clifford, W. K. The unseen universe. 26 pp. (Lectures and essays, v. 1, p. 228.)-Cobbe, F. P. Hades. 19 pp. (Fraser's Mag. v. 69, 1864, p. 293.)-The peak in Darien; the riddle of death. Darien, etc., p. 275.)-Cowles, H. Christ preaching to 29 pp. (In her Peak in the spirits in prison. 20 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 32, 1875, p. 401.)-Dens, P. Tractatus de quatuor novissimis. 16 pp. (Migne, J. P., Theol. cur. compl. v. 7, p. 1583.)-Dionysius, St., The Areopagite. hierarchia. De coelesti Gr. et Lat.] 126 pp. (Migne, J. P., Patrol. s. Gr.v. 3, p. 119; Patrol. s. Lat. v. 122, p. 1035.)-Livre de la hierarchie celeste. 72 pp. (Euvres, p. 177.)-Eadmer, of Canterbury. De beatudine coelestis patriae. 10 pp. (Migne, J. P., Patrol. s. Lat. v. 159, p. 587.)-Eckstein, F., Baron d'. Une connaissance des idées de l'antiquité sur la vie future. 22 pp. (Rev. archéol. 1856, p. 321.)-Edwards, J. Concerning God's moral government, a future state... 360.)-Erigena, J. S. Expositiones super Hierarchiam 15 pp. (Works, v. 7, p. caelestem Sancti Dionysii. 71 pp. (Migne, J. P., Patrol. s. Lat. v. 122, p. 126.)-Eternal life in the Gospel of St. John. 17 pp. (London Quart. Rev. v. 49, 1878, p. 358.)-Eusebius Devoniensis (pseud.) Essay on the evidence from Scripture that the soul, immediately after the death of the body, is not in a state of sleep or insensibility; but of happiness or misery. 31 pp. (Valpy, A. J., Class. Journ. v. 22, 1820, pp. 141, 261.)Eustratius. De statu animarum post mortem, et de precibus pro iis oblatis. 27 pp. (Migne, J. P., Theol. cur. compl. v. 18, p. 461.)-Fiske, J. A crumb for the "Modern symposium." 23 pp. (In his Darwinism and other essays, p. 55.)-Fitch, E. T. Sheol; Hades; the invisible state. 10 pp. (New Englander, v. 25, 1866, p. 125.)-Follen, C. Future state of man. 62 pp. (Chr. Exam. v. 7, 1830, p. 390; v. 8, 1830, pp. 115, 265.)Franck, A. Rapport De la persistance de la personnalité après la mort, par sur le mémoire intitulé, M. Bouchitté. 8 pp. (Inst. de France, Acad. Sci. moral. Sav. étran. Mém. v. 2, 1847, p. 613.)-Glycas, M. De praemio non dilato animabus corpore solutis. [Gr.] 4 pp. (Mai, A., Patrum nov. biblioth. v. 6, pt. 2, p. 534.) -Goodwin, E. S. On the meaning of the expressions, everlasting punishment,' and 'life eternal,' in Matthew xxv. 46. 39 pp. (Chr. Exam. v. 5, 1828, p. 441; v. 9, 1830, p. 20.)-Greenwood, F. W. P. Recog FUTURE STATE 6 1506 nition of friends in heaven. 9 pp. (Chr. Ezam. v. 18, 1835, p. 222.)-Greg, W. R. Elsewhere. 45 pp. (In his Enigmas of life, p. 243.)—Mr. Frederic Harrison on the future life. 11 pp. (Miscel. Essays, p. 248.)—Griffin, N. H. Place and condition of the departed. 20 pp. (Biblioth. Sacra, v. 13, 1856, p. 153.)-Grote, J. On a future state. 8 pp. (Contemp. Rev. v. 18, 1871, p. 133.) — Hall, J. 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