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Page 239
... collection . I was somewhat curious to see its extent , because I conceived that it was from it chiefly , and from the collection belonging to the Academy of Sciences in Stockholm , which must have been insignificant in his time , that ...
... collection . I was somewhat curious to see its extent , because I conceived that it was from it chiefly , and from the collection belonging to the Academy of Sciences in Stockholm , which must have been insignificant in his time , that ...
Page 240
... collection of Svedenstierna indeed is arranged according to the me thod of Hauy , because it was formed while he was attending the lectures of that eminent mineralogist . But he has not adopted the same method for his Swedish minerals ...
... collection of Svedenstierna indeed is arranged according to the me thod of Hauy , because it was formed while he was attending the lectures of that eminent mineralogist . But he has not adopted the same method for his Swedish minerals ...
Page 450
... collection intitled Il Pentamerone . The original , which satirizes a Neapolitan princess , who had been obliged by her own im- prudence to contract a somewhat derogatory marriage , has been greatly varied by WIELAND , and provided with ...
... collection intitled Il Pentamerone . The original , which satirizes a Neapolitan princess , who had been obliged by her own im- prudence to contract a somewhat derogatory marriage , has been greatly varied by WIELAND , and provided with ...
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