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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 23 (June 1902) (1902)

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noted, being the In- During the work of excavating for the foundations who has control of the thunder, the storm and the of the new building of the Opera Pia di San Paolo, the dian method of burning incense as an offering to the rain; the Three Sisters, the spirits whose especial Great Spirit. It… … monies of the Iroquois were also observed with unusual BRONZE HEAD OF THE ROMAN EMPEROR TIBERIUS faithfulness at the recent festival in February. The EXCAVATES NEAR TURIN. ally acceptable to Him and to carry the prayers to His houses of the faithful were visited by the false-faces; ears. and the…

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