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Dujardin, contents of cells named "sarcode" by, iv. 124.
Dumas, Jean Baptiste, his school of physiological chemistry, iv.
128.
Earth's, the, ultimate fate, v.
212; future life of, v. 213.
Earth's crust, the, computation as to the age of, v. 210; es- „ timated thickness of, v. 212.
Ecole Poly technique, Paris, dis- covery of "radium" at, v. 100.
Economic condition of Europe, its influence on science in the dark age, ii. 6.
Egg-cell, contents of, v. 227.
Egypt, the first dynasty, i. 31; the build...ing of the pyramids, i. 32; three seasons of, i. 36.
Egyptian antiquities captured by the English, v. 5.
Egyptian science, the summer solstice corresponded with the rising of the Nile, i. 34; the year divided into twelve months of thirty days each, i.
35; the three seasons, i. 36; the fixing of New Year's day, i.
37; the difficulties concerning the unreckoned quarter of a day, i. 38; efforts to reform the calendar, i. 40; arbitrary signs of the zodiac, i. 41; conceptions concerning the earth, sky, etc., i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dujardin, contents of cells named "sarcode" by, iv. 124.
Dumas, Jean Baptiste, his school of physiological chemistry, iv.
128.
Earth's, the, ultimate fate, v.
212; future life of, v. 213.
Earth's crust, the, computation as to the age of, v. 210; es- „ timated thickness of, v. 212.
Ecole Poly technique, Paris, dis- covery of "radium" at, v. 100.
Economic condition of Europe, its influence on science in the dark age, ii. 6.
Egg-cell, contents of, v. 227.
Egypt, the first dynasty, i. 31; the build...ing of the pyramids, i. 32; three seasons of, i. 36.
Egyptian antiquities captured by the English, v. 5.
Egyptian science, the summer solstice corresponded with the rising of the Nile, i. 34; the year divided into twelve months of thirty days each, i.
35; the three seasons, i. 36; the fixing of New Year's day, i.
37; the difficulties concerning the unreckoned quarter of a day, i. 38; efforts to reform the calendar, i. 40; arbitrary signs of the zodiac, i. 41; conceptions concerning the earth, sky, etc., i.
What to read after A History of Science 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Henry Smith, 1863-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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