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    OCR by The Paperless Office. The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society was a publication from the mid 1700's covering much of the advancement of scientific knowledge of the early industrial era. This is one page from that document, taken from volume 50, published in 1757. I will have this entire volume uploaded, but unfortunately, only one page at a time.

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    OCR by The Paperless Office. The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society was a publication from the mid 1700's covering much of the advancement of scientific knowledge of the early industrial era. This is one page from that document, taken from volume 50, published in 1757. I will have this entire volume uploaded, but unfortunately, only one page at a time.

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    Will Be Kknowkged by All Relied in This Kind Et: For More Information On OCR and PDF Compression Visit Our Website

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    178 3

    a. That the Greek and Unknown legends mails


    medal are either of the fame or a fimilar impat,
    will be Kknowkged by all relied in this kind et
    literature extremely probabk. The Greek md Ph.
    nician kgends on the fame (7) coins of Tyre WI
    Sidon, es I hen, limn examination, found, and thnu
    hereafter more fully evince, clearly cotrelpond. The
    Latin and Punic legends on Juba'a moiala as ha
    been by me formerly proved (b), very well agree
    The fenfe (9) l have afligned the legend in unknowo
    charafters, exhibited by the remit of my former Pr.
    thian coin, with, I flatter tnyfelf, Ionic apron=
    of truth, fufficiently anfwas to the Greek one pm.
    foxed by other medals of the fame prince. We
    may therefore be permitted to fuppo(e, that bah
    the legends handed down to us by the coin helm
    me related to Monnefes, and conveyed the fame., or
    at kaft extremely fimilar, ideas to the Parthiam
    the Greeks. Nothing can be more confonant so
    moron, tho' we mull not direaly affume this a a
    yoflulate, than fuch a fuppofition.
    3. This notion will likewife receive a farther *-
    carton of Arength from the charatters of OthIch sIn
    unknown legend is compofed. The firft of Moe
    fo nearly approaches one of the forms of the Pal-

    (7) Moran.. ubi (up. p. tI, Hadzian. Reim( P.


    Lem. Illa/lren. Torn p. to ta, t et 5, tot 5. Tralelb BM.
    rum, t 14. I bare Lam &Benetton In the prefs bete, Moll
    potted off, carman' an mplcanon of confiderable numbet
    nom of Tyre ma Sidon, mth Phoenician legends mom them
    (8) De Nam piotfal Sea a c. Ihjet. p 53-56.
    93. ;14-W. Trealeti. va. alit. p. 593...607.
    rol".

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