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An Account of the Aponensian Baths Near Padua; Communicated by the Foremention'd Inquisitive Gentleman, Mr. Dodington, in a Letter Written to the Publisher From Venice March 18. 1672

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An Account of the Aponensian Baths Near Padua; Communicated by the Foremention'd Inquisitive Gentleman, Mr. Dodington, in a Letter Written to the Publisher From Venice March 18. 1672

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

doi 10.1098/rstl.1672.0023

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A Second Letter of P. Pardies, Written to the Publisher From Paris May 21. 1672. To Mr. Newtons Answer, Made to His First Letter, Printed in Numb. 84

An Account of a Remarkable Monument Found Near Ashford in Derbyshire: In a Letter From the Reverend Mr. Evatt, of Ashford, to Mr. Whitehurst, of Derby. Communicated by Benjamin Franklin, LL. D. F. R. S.

An Extract of Another Letter of the Same to the Publisher, Dated March 30. 1672. By Way of Answer to Some Objection, Made by an Ingenious French Philosopher to the New Reflecting Telescope

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