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...tre,and music were flourishing, and artists felt themselves like Gods. The philosophers elite andscientists were flocking to the city from all over th... ...gs, Egyptian mummies, and prehistoric dinosaurs.  Aston Hall – stunning 17th-century building, enclosed by a picturesque public park. It also bo... ...mily home of Oliver Cromwell, which represents the living conditions of 17th-century England.Churches ... ... Cair(Welsh word for fortification) Pensa vel Coyt, which bishop Ussher, a 17th-century cleric,identified as Isca. Modern scientists doubt these state... ... 199  Tredegar House - a 17th-century Charles II-era mansion.  The Newport Ship - a mid-fifteenth...

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...h in 1906. He compared investigative reporters to the narrow-minded figure in John Bunyan's 17th-century religious fable, "The Pilgrim's Progress":the... ...y knew my father, I consider myself a cheerful self-taught person who is happierreading the philosophers' biographies, training baseball, preparing an...

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...cross Anomaly ganza home of Belgium-born tsunami slammed into their millennia. Now, the surviving 17th-century me... ...nce for religion, guided by the transcendent light of great Hindu philosophers as... ...ly responsible for sible to fully assess the damaging inadequa- his prophet. In other words, what determines Traditional Hindu philosophers co... ... with the avaidika schools that do not ascribe ognized as a separate and distinct religious Pre-modern Hindu sages and philosophers er... ...l that can take anyone anywhere if its follow- action. Unless we are ready to renounce the the learned philosophers, k... ...ts to do is display her superiority over of modern-day thought, we provide ourselves with the opportunity gists, neurologists, philosophers an...

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...5 Itssecond victims are social reformers and scientists, independent scholars,philosophers and seekers of truth who dare to venture beyond the narrow... ..., in Kerala state.Kerala was home, even at that time, to a Jewish community. A 17th-century workcalled Thomma Parvam (Songs of Thomas) says that he co...

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...ness of this system has been explicitly recognizedby Galileo, Descartes, and the 17th-century ‘philosophical grammarians’and their successors, notably... ...art 1 The uniqueness of human imagination has been pondered byscientists and philosophers for ages. Ovid sets the imagination at thecenter of huma... ...avior. The basic gist of this proposal is hardly new. Numerous scientistsand philosophers have noticed that humans are significantly moreimaginati... ... synthesis is likely responsible for many imaginative and creative traits that philosophers and scientists have recognized as being uniquely human...

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...ipated were “former astronauts, folk singers, lawyers,members of Congress, philosophers, teachers, and students.” Most participants“had no direct link... ...ring us to use our access to space to defend ourselves if necessary. The 17th-century voyages to far-off places discussed earlier in this paperenabl... ... endeavor.Ethical Benefits Emerging from Space ExplorationQuestions that a 17th-century traveler visiting other lands might have askedinclude the foll...

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... . . . . . . . . 1179 59.4.3.4 The Original Retable Fabricated with 17th-century Spanish Techniques and later Recycled to the Seven... ...ty bestowed by God. The stars 5, we can cite the following quote: However philosophers and artare 6-pointed to represent the six continents, Antarcti... ...ing of the Holy Family with angels, (17th-century painting), inside the church. ... ... as a child, thanks to his cessible documents, we finally found the 17th-century nest of ourgreat-grandparents Gerard Vangheluwe and ... ...use with windows probably better resembling the 17th-century original ones. Figure 59.59: This i...

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...nescent wave. 34 The latter relation is traditionally called the Snell law, after a 17th-century astronomer Willebrord Snellius, but it ... ....1.5 Whether this assumption is true is an interesting issue, still being debated (more by philosophers than byphysicists), but it is widely believed ... ...to represent this situationas a mystery whose discussion needs involvement of professional philosophers, hopefully the readerknows enough about dephas... ...with common sense.” I agree. (iv) Quantum logic. In desperation, some physicists turned philosophers have decided to dismissthe formal logic we are...