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Antonio was born at Correggio, the town that gave him his name, probably not
long before August 30, 1494, and died there on March 5, 1534. He was not, as it
is often alleged, a self-taught artist. His early work refutes the theory, for it shows
an ...
Antonio was born at Correggio, the town that gave him his name, probably not
long before August 30, 1494, and died there on March 5, 1534. He was not, as it
is often alleged, a self-taught artist. His early work refutes the theory, for it shows
an ...
Page 398
sion of prominent uplands of large extent or, more probably, of smaller highlands
that were uplifted repeatedly. Mineralogy of the sandstone suggests that during
the earlier cycles sediments were derived mainly from the removal of weathered
...
sion of prominent uplands of large extent or, more probably, of smaller highlands
that were uplifted repeatedly. Mineralogy of the sandstone suggests that during
the earlier cycles sediments were derived mainly from the removal of weathered
...
Page 1045
The mechanism of anti-anginal action has not yet been established with certainty
but is probably indirect, either an improvement in the oxygen supply to the heart
or a reduction in the oxygen required by the heart to meet its work demands.
The mechanism of anti-anginal action has not yet been established with certainty
but is probably indirect, either an improvement in the oxygen supply to the heart
or a reduction in the oxygen required by the heart to meet its work demands.
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 4 The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1977 |
| ISBN | 0852293151, 9780852293157 |
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