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Concerning Natural Experimental Philosophie
The copy of A Letter to Peter du Moulin from which this facsimile is taken is in the National Library of Scotland, pressmark NG. 1341.c.1(8). The first and only issue, it runs to 36 pages with a title page and blank preliminary leaf, and cost sixpence; it is coarsely and probably hurriedly printed, with an error on the title page: to make sense of 'Prebendarie of the same Church, ' the &c. after Casaubon's name should have been expanded to read 'and Prebendarie of Christ-Church, Canterbury.' An obliging contemporary has annotated the copy with the names of those whom Casaubon alludes to indirectly. There is no date in the pamphlet other than on the title page, and the only evidence for a mor...
Generall Learning
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Concerning Natural Experimental Philosophie
The copy of A Letter to Peter du Moulin from which this facsimile is taken is in the National Library of Scot1and,pressmark NG. 1341. c. l (8). The fIrst and on1y issue, it runs to 36 pages with a tit1e page and blank preliminary 1eaf, and cost sixpence; it is coarse1y and probab1y hurried1y printed, with an error on the tit1e page: to make sense of 'Prebendarie of the same Church,' the &c. after Casaubon 's name shou1d have been expanded to read 'and Prebendarie of Christ-Church, Canterbury. ' An obliging contemporary has annotated the copy with the names ofthose whom Casaubon alludes to indirect1y. There is no date in the pamphlet other than on the title page, and the on1y evidence for a m...
The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius
"The Sages of Old Live Again in Us."With the aim of making the philosophy of Marcus Aurelius approachable for a contemporary reader, author M ric Casaubon introduces the historical and philosophical milieu that resulted in one of the remarkable philosophical classics of all time.Long remembered for his unmistakable wisdom and the golden age attributed to his peaceful rule, Marcus Aurelius was emperor of Rome from 161 to 180 A.D. According to Casaubon, "truly a rare opportunity was given to Marcus Aurelius of showing what the mind can do in despite of circumstances. [He was the] most peaceful of warriors, a magnificent monarch whose ideal was quiet happiness in home life, yet born to greatnes...
