Vienna After Thirty Four Years
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Only two of the 1, 000 copies known to have been printed have survived. The one in the Bihliotheque Nationale originally belonged to Dr. Mead, and the history is fully given in an ap- pendix in Willis' work, "Servetus and Calvin. " The Vienna copy is in excellent preservation, beautifully bound, and states on the title page that it came from the library of a Transylvanian gentleman living in London. It fell into the hands of Count de Izek, who presented it to the AFTER THIRTY-FOUR YEARS 9 emper...or of Austria. It is a thick, small octavo of about 700 pages. The first one to give credit to Servetus for his discovery of the lesser circu- lation was Wotton, whose "Reflections Upon Learning, Ancient and Modern, " 1694, is a most interesting book, for an introduction to which I have long been grateful to my friend. Dr. Norman Moore. The other work that I was most anxious to see was the famous manuscript of Dioscorides, prepared at the end of the fifth cen- tury for Julia, daughter of the Emperor Flavins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only two of the 1, 000 copies known to have been printed have survived. The one in the Bihliotheque Nationale originally belonged to Dr. Mead, and the history is fully given in an ap- pendix in Willis' work, "Servetus and Calvin. " The Vienna copy is in excellent preservation, beautifully bound, and states on the title page that it came from the library of a Transylvanian gentleman living in London. It fell into the hands of Count de Izek, who presented it to the AFTER THIRTY-FOUR YEARS 9 emper...or of Austria. It is a thick, small octavo of about 700 pages. The first one to give credit to Servetus for his discovery of the lesser circu- lation was Wotton, whose "Reflections Upon Learning, Ancient and Modern, " 1694, is a most interesting book, for an introduction to which I have long been grateful to my friend. Dr. Norman Moore. The other work that I was most anxious to see was the famous manuscript of Dioscorides, prepared at the end of the fifth cen- tury for Julia, daughter of the Emperor Flavins.
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