One of the most influential documents in the history of medieval scientific attitudes toward women
One of the most influential documents in the history of medieval scientific attitudes toward women
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Like, Francis Bacon's Sylva Sylvarun, Grew's Catalogue of the Royal society and Brown's Pseudo Epidemica, Leigh' Natural History, is a conglomeration of current scientific knowledge, misinterpretation, ridiculous lore and my favorite, outlandish impossible tales. Leigh's book has one more thing... Continue Reading →
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690J Alexander, Sir William, Earl of Stirling 1567-1640 Recreations VVith The Mvses. By William Earle of Sterline. [including] Dooms-Day, Or, The Great Day of Ivdgement. By William, Earle of Sterline. London: Printed by Tho. Harper, 1637. $1,500 Folio 277 x 177 mm Signatures:... Continue Reading →
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