Chamber's Cyclopædia of English Literature, 3–4. köideRobert Chambers, Robert Carruthers American Book Exchange, 1879 |
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... Religio Medici ' ( The Religion of a Physician ) , was published surreptitiously in 1642 , and next year a perfect copy was issued by himself ; it immediately rendered him famous as a literary man . In this singular production he gives ...
... Religio Medici ' ( The Religion of a Physician ) , was published surreptitiously in 1642 , and next year a perfect copy was issued by himself ; it immediately rendered him famous as a literary man . In this singular production he gives ...
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... Religio Medici . ' Here the author's learn- ing appears in the details which he gives concerning the modes in which the bodies of the dead have been disposed of in different ages and countries ; while his reflections on death , oblivion ...
... Religio Medici . ' Here the author's learn- ing appears in the details which he gives concerning the modes in which the bodies of the dead have been disposed of in different ages and countries ; while his reflections on death , oblivion ...
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... Religio Medici ( Part II . sec . £ ) resembles this , and probably suggested it : There is a music wherever there is a harmony , order , or proportion ; and thus far we may maintain the music of the spheres : for those well- ordered ...
... Religio Medici ( Part II . sec . £ ) resembles this , and probably suggested it : There is a music wherever there is a harmony , order , or proportion ; and thus far we may maintain the music of the spheres : for those well- ordered ...
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