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[416] On Georg. i. 109. These words are quoted by Emmenessius, the
editor of the Variorum edition of Virgil, but in the edition of
Servius, Venetiis, 1562, fol., they are not to be found. The Commentary
of Servius may at present be no longer indispensable for explaining
Virgil; but it deserves to be printed once more as completely and
accurately as possible. It contains much useful information, as well as
many fragments of works now lost; and on this account cannot well be
entirely dispensed with.
[417] Quæst. Nat. iii. 25, p. 726.
[418] Hist. Nat. xxxi. 3, sect. 23, p. 552.--Athen. ii. p.
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[419] De Simplic. Med. Facultatibus, iv. 20.
[420] De Natura eorum quæ effluunt ex Terra, lib. ii. p. 124.
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[422] Mundus Subterraneus, vol. i. p. 254.
[423] Cursus Mathemat. p. 455, icon. 20.
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[425] Nuovi Ritrovamenti. Roma, 1696, fol.
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[427] Journal des Observations Physiques et Math. Par. 1714, 4to.
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[429] Comment. Acad. Petrop. v. p. 274.
[430] In his Versuchen. Halle, 1737, 8vo, i. p. 556.
[431] Theatrum Hydrostaticum.