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Reference Base  Accounts of the pretended serpent-stone called Pietra de ... |
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Accounts of the pretended serpent-stone called Pietra de Cobra de Cabelos, and of the Pietra de Mombazza or the Rhinoceros Bezoar, together with the figure of a rhinoceros with a double horn |
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Sloane, H. |
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1749 |
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London |
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46 (492) |
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118-119, 124-125, pl. 1 |
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[118]
Chelsea, April 19, 1749
The first I have heard and do believe to be a stone found in the stomach or intestines of the Rhinoceros, not, that I know, taken notice of by any natural historian, excepting Redi. The place where it is said to be found is on the South East coast of Africa, a... |
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