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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 13 (1878) (1878)

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er, Credat Jud@us Apella, non ego; and in sup- it were a statue or living being to be ever worshiped. The the face of the rollers into the narrowest possible limits, the inscription states that it was capped with gold, but of course port of the denial of the non-Hahnemannian, in one respect,… … influence of music singly; after- not flowing the packing ring is ward a general musical entertain- loosened and the cable moves freely ment was given to several hundred through it. The various parts of HIEROGLYPHICS OF CLEOPATRA’S NEEDLE. patients in a large hall; and, finally, the head are…

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