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@book{b162,
	
	
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		,
	title={{Something of a carnival barker showman, Galen often performed dissections in public in front of swarms of gawkers}}
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	author={{
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		}}
		
		
			38
		
	

}

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		,
	title={{}}
		,
	author={{
			Ibid
		}}
		
			42
		
	

}

@book{b188,
	
	
		,
	title={{}}
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	author={{
			OpBoorstin
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			Cit
		}}
		
		
			
		
	

}

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		,
	title={{}}
		,
	author={{
			Ibid
		}}
		
			
		
	

}

@book{b190,
	
	
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	title={{}}
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	author={{
			Bronowski
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			Op
		}}
		
		
			141
		
	

}

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		,
	title={{In the Wake of the Plague}}
		,
	author={{
			NCantor
		}}
		
			,
	publisher={Harper}
		
	

}

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	title={{}}
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	author={{
			NewYork
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	year={2001}
			2
		
	
	,
	note={Francis. op. cit}

}

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		,
	title={{Riverhead Books}}
		,
	author={{
			StevenJohnson
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			Wonderland
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}

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		,
	title={{}}
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	author={{
			NewYork
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			,
	year={2016}
			134
		
	

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	title={{}}
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	author={{
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			322
		
	

}

@book{b196,
	
	
		,
	title={{As farfetched as it seems, this idea has been echoed in Diseases From Space (1979) and Our Place in the Cosmos}}
		,
	author={{
			Boorstin
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			Op
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		,
	editor={Fred Hoyle and Chanadra Wickramasinghe}
		
			,
	year={1993}
			342
		
	

}

@book{b197,
	
	
		,
	title={{The Devil's Doctor}}
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	author={{
			PBall
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	,
	note={London. 2006. 204. Boorstin. op. cit}

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		,
	title={{See also Durant, W. The Reformation. Simon & Schuster}}
		,
	author={{
			Ibid
		}}
		
			,
	year={1957}
			
			,
	address={New York}
		
	

}

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	title={{}}
		,
	author={{
			Francis
		} and {
			Op
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			134
		
	

}

@book{b200,
	
	
		,
	title={{Undated citation on page 337f of McWilliams}}
		,
	author={{
			BHilton
		}}
		
	

}

@book{b201,
	
	
		,
	title={{}}
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	author={{
			OpBoorstin
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			Cit
		}}
		
		
			
		
	

}

@book{b202,
	
	
		,
	title={{While names and labels are necessary for verbal communication, they can be misleading if not useless. The Greek pneuma corresponds roughly to the Chinese qi, the Nigerian ase, the Polynesian mana and the Algonkien [i.e., North American] manitou. All mean life or spirit of life}}
		,
	author={{
			Ibid
		}}
		
			164
		
	

}

@incollection{b203,
	
	
		,
	title={{to their model of DNA by an X-ray defraction photo taken by Rosalind Franklin. She was working at the time with a Maurice Wilkins, who, without her permission, showed Watson and Crick the picture. For that indiscretion, he shared a Nobel Prize with them. She got nothing except end notes like this and a fatal dose of cancer probably induced by her work with X-rays}}
		,
	author={{
			OpBoorstin
		} and {
			Cit
		}}
		
	
	
		,
	booktitle={{Likewise, Watson and Crick were led}}
				
			,
	year={1953}
			117
		
	

}

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	title={{The Age of Reason Begins}}
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	author={{
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	year={1961}
			,
	publisher={Simon & Schuster}
			168
			,
	address={New York}
		
	

}

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	title={{}}
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	author={{
			Boorstin
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			366
		
	

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		,
	title={{Undated quotation on page 774 of McWilli ams}}
		,
	author={{
			AEinstein
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	,
	note={op. cit}

}

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	title={{}}
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			368
		
	

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		,
	title={{Discoverers of Blood Circulation. Schuman; NY}}
		,
	author={{
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	year={1963}
			194
		
	

}

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			86
		
	

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		,
	author={{
			DurantDurant
			
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@book{b211,
	
	
		,
	title={{}}
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			Ibid
		}}
		
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			330
		
	

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		,
	title={{Cited in Reynolds, A. Studies in Islamic Poetry}}
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	author={{
			Al-Ma'arriCa
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			,
	year={1025}
			,
	publisher={Cambridge University Press}
		
	

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@book{b213,
	
	
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	author={{
			EnglandCambridge
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			,
	year={1920}
			176
		
	

}

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			291
		
	

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		,
	title={{Versuch einer Kritik aller Offengarung}}
		,
	author={{
			JFichte
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			,
	year={1792}
		
	

}

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		,
	title={{The Outline of History}}
		,
	author={{
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			,
	year={1920}
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	publisher={Cassel}
		
	

}

@book{b217,
	
	
		,
	title={{}}
		,
	author={{
			London
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		,
	editor={R. Postgate}
		
			,
	year={1961}
			829
		
	
	,
	note={4th ed.}

}

@book{b218,
	
	
		,
	title={{}}
		,
	author={{
			Ibid
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@book{b219,
	
	
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	title={{Charles the Mad vs. Peter the Great. Chap. 18 of Fawcett}}
		,
	author={{
			WTerdoslavich
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			,
	year={2016}
			828
		
	

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@book{b220,
	
	
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			76
		
	

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@book{b221,
	
	
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		,
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	year={2000}
			
		
	

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@book{b222,
	
	
		,
	title={{}}
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			812
		
	

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