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 1        I,  VIII |      corresponding change in her revolution round the sun, which would
 2        I,  XXIII|      continue to make a periodic revolution every fortnight.~The crust
 3       II,  III  | approximately, the period of its revolution round the sun. With as much
 4       II,  IV   |      Gallia would accomplish her revolution in precisely two years,
 5       II,  IV   |        in which Gallia makes one revolution round the sun—is equal in
 6       II,  VII  |         bring about an important revolution in all monetary affairs?”
 7       II,  VIII |          duration of his comet’s revolution, had represented that he
 8       II,  VIII |         Jupiter accomplishes his revolution round the sun in 4,332 days
 9       II,  IX   |          as if it were a time of revolution in the state. But he would
10       II,  X    |        that Saturn completes his revolution round the sun in a period
11       II,  XIII |   duration of Gallia’s period of revolution. It is so important, you