The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... contains animals of elementary structure , including the large attached invertebrates such as the crinoids ( sea lilies ) and glass sponges . Cer- tain brachiopods ( bottom - dwelling invertebrates ) , once thought to be extinct , exist ...
... contains animals of elementary structure , including the large attached invertebrates such as the crinoids ( sea lilies ) and glass sponges . Cer- tain brachiopods ( bottom - dwelling invertebrates ) , once thought to be extinct , exist ...
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... contains useful essays on Baudelaire's earlier works ; FRANCOIS PORCHE , Baudelaire , histoire d'une âme ( 1945 ) , adopts a bio- graphical approach to Baudelaire's poetry ; JEAN PREVOST , Baudelaire ( 1953 ) , contains a fine account ...
... contains useful essays on Baudelaire's earlier works ; FRANCOIS PORCHE , Baudelaire , histoire d'une âme ( 1945 ) , adopts a bio- graphical approach to Baudelaire's poetry ; JEAN PREVOST , Baudelaire ( 1953 ) , contains a fine account ...
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... contains two Greek puns , but a written Semitic prototype may have existed . Bel and the Dragon . The third Greek addition to the Book of Daniel is the story of Bel and the Dragon . The Babylonians worshipped the idol of the god Bel and ...
... contains two Greek puns , but a written Semitic prototype may have existed . Bel and the Dragon . The third Greek addition to the Book of Daniel is the story of Bel and the Dragon . The Babylonians worshipped the idol of the god Bel and ...
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