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 1      Pre| fragments of a great work on the Interpretation of Nature were first published
 2      Not|         VALERIUS TERMINUS of the Interpretation of Nature, with the annotations
 3      Not|         a running title, “Of the Interpretation of Nature.”  “The chapter
 4      Not|         of the first book of the Interpretation of Nature.”  Such was the
 5      Not|        upon a work entitled “The Interpretation of Nature:” to which I may
 6      Not|        writing the words “of the Interpretation of Nature” at full lengths
 7      Not|        was a work concerning the Interpretation of Nature; which was to
 8      Not|          part of the work on the Interpretation of Nature as originally
 9      Not|          to the spelling.~of the Interpretation of Nature with the Annotations
10       11|        not to set down a form of interpretation how to recover and attain
11       11|    inferior wit may attain to by interpretation, he cannot receive too high
12       11|    CHAPTERS OF THE FIRST BOOK OF INTERPRETATION OF NATURE.~
13       17|    knowledge of the formulary of interpretation, the work whereof is to
14       18|        for knowledge gathered by interpretation. That the discretion anciently
15       19|         to the furthest point of interpretation of nature, (except the work
16       19|        distrust in the course of interpretation now propounded than in any
17       22|         And that it is true that interpretation is the very natural and
18       25|         human reason, whether by interpretation or anticipation, from examining
19      BCo|          fatal, objection to the interpretation.~According to another opinion