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... astrologers, when they suggested such "working hypotheses," were laying the foundationsof observationand deduction. If the ancient Chaldĉans gave tothe planetary conjunctions an influence over terrestrial events, let us remember that.
... astrologers, when they suggested such "working hypotheses," were laying the foundationsof observationand deduction. If the ancient Chaldĉans gave tothe planetary conjunctions an influence over terrestrial events, let us remember that.
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George Forbes. conjunctions an influence over terrestrial events, let us remember that in our own time people have searched for connection between terrestrial conditions and periods of unusual prevalenceof sun spots;whileDe laRue, Loewy ...
George Forbes. conjunctions an influence over terrestrial events, let us remember that in our own time people have searched for connection between terrestrial conditions and periods of unusual prevalenceof sun spots;whileDe laRue, Loewy ...
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