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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 7 (1893) (1893)

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This date, moreover, agrees with that of Pliny, and sun. Diodorus Siculus reports the occurrence as fol- man over the walker: Ramoge reached Chalons-sur-Marne (161 kilometers) seems to present serious guarantees of accuracy. Han- lows : ; sen is of the same opinion as Mr. Airy, remarking that in… … with the observations made from his starting point was upon the time of life most he at the moment of the proper to resistance, which eclipse? This is what can- and that it is difficult to concede that at such an age experienced no inconvenience*except a swélling of the ment as to the date, which…

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