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... Animals ; Edited by T. KYMER JONES . In 2 Vols . Many Illustrations . 21. BRIDGEWATER TREATISES . KIDD On the Adaptation of External Nature to the Physical Condition of Man . 3s . 6d . 22. BRIDGEWATER TREATISES . WHEWELL'S Astronomy and ...
... Animals ; Edited by T. KYMER JONES . In 2 Vols . Many Illustrations . 21. BRIDGEWATER TREATISES . KIDD On the Adaptation of External Nature to the Physical Condition of Man . 3s . 6d . 22. BRIDGEWATER TREATISES . WHEWELL'S Astronomy and ...
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... Animal Magnetism too , is now so well authenticated , and has already disclosed such remarkable phenomena in the spiritual constitution of man , that it was incumbent on the editor to give some account of it . The French School of ...
... Animal Magnetism too , is now so well authenticated , and has already disclosed such remarkable phenomena in the spiritual constitution of man , that it was incumbent on the editor to give some account of it . The French School of ...
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... Animals , in his Philosophical Miscellanies , part I , p . 180 ; and several treatises by the same in the Comm . Soc . Götting . 1780-- 89-90 . + F. V. LEBRECHT PLESSING , Osiris and Socrates , Berl . and Strals . 1783 , 8vo . cf. above ...
... Animals , in his Philosophical Miscellanies , part I , p . 180 ; and several treatises by the same in the Comm . Soc . Götting . 1780-- 89-90 . + F. V. LEBRECHT PLESSING , Osiris and Socrates , Berl . and Strals . 1783 , 8vo . cf. above ...
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... animals ( Fetischism ) , as symbolical of the former ; of certain deified heroes ( Thaut or Thot , Hermes , Horus ) ; and lastly , main- tained the doctrine of the Metempsychosis . Their divinities Isis and Osiris , represented two ...
... animals ( Fetischism ) , as symbolical of the former ; of certain deified heroes ( Thaut or Thot , Hermes , Horus ) ; and lastly , main- tained the doctrine of the Metempsychosis . Their divinities Isis and Osiris , represented two ...
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... animals , have a sort of consanguinity with the Divine Being . They considered the dæmones as a race intermediate between gods and men , and attributed to them a considerable agency in dreams and divination : always , however ...
... animals , have a sort of consanguinity with the Divine Being . They considered the dæmones as a race intermediate between gods and men , and attributed to them a considerable agency in dreams and divination : always , however ...
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