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Page 124
... called Africa Libya ; or that Hippomanes , according to Aristotle , was a libidinous furor among mares . We gladly extract from Mr. Stawell's preface a passage which is indicative of better judgment . After some sensible remarks on the ...
... called Africa Libya ; or that Hippomanes , according to Aristotle , was a libidinous furor among mares . We gladly extract from Mr. Stawell's preface a passage which is indicative of better judgment . After some sensible remarks on the ...
Page 390
... called catechu , as well as gum Arabic , is in constant use , and perfectly familiar to every medical man ; yet ... called aruga , and alum alumen ; while ceruse , the subcarbonate of lead , is called plumbi carbonas ; and borax , the ...
... called catechu , as well as gum Arabic , is in constant use , and perfectly familiar to every medical man ; yet ... called aruga , and alum alumen ; while ceruse , the subcarbonate of lead , is called plumbi carbonas ; and borax , the ...
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... called to deliver their testimony . The president shall take precautions , if necessary , to prevent the witnesses from conferring with each other respecting the crime or the accused , before they shall have made their deposition . The ...
... called to deliver their testimony . The president shall take precautions , if necessary , to prevent the witnesses from conferring with each other respecting the crime or the accused , before they shall have made their deposition . The ...
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Bagdad Pachalik of description of 515 | 9 |
Duke Letter to | 32 |
Duppas Life of Michel Angelo | 43 |
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