Archaeologiae Philosophicae Or the Ancient Doctrine Concerning the Originals of Things, Written in Latin: To which is Added Burnet's Theory of the Visible World by Way of Commentary on His Own Theory of the Earth, Being the Second Part of His Archiologiae Philosophicae / |
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| Title | Archaeologiae Philosophicae Or the Ancient Doctrine Concerning the Originals of Things, Written in Latin: To which is Added Burnet's Theory of the Visible World by Way of Commentary on His Own Theory of the Earth, Being the Second Part of His Archiologiae Philosophicae / Archaeologiae Philosophicae Or the Ancient Doctrine Concerning the Originals of Things, Written in Latin: To which is Added Burnet's Theory of the Visible World by Way of Commentary on His Own Theory of the Earth, Being the Second Part of His Archiologiae Philosophicae, Thomas Burnet |
| Author | Thomas Burnet |
| Publisher | J. Fischer, 1736 |
| Original from | University of Lausanne |
| Digitized | Dec 8, 2009 |
| Length | 195 pages |
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