Aubrey, John

Aubrey, John.Brief lives edited by A. Clarke. Oxford Clarendon P, 1898. 2 vols Reference to Dee... 

Aubrey, John, The natural history ofWiltshire, ed. John Britton (1847). 

Armstrong, Herbert W The United States and British Commonwealth in Prophecy Ashmole, Elias Theatrum Chemicum Britarmicum London, 1652 Ashmole, Elias The History of the Most Noble Order of the Garter and the Several Orders of Knighthood in Europe London, [1715], Kessinger Aubrey, John The Natural History of Wiltshire , 1847... 

VALERY ANTONENKO GEORGE BARANY TONY BAXTER GARY BOLTON MARK BRADLEY BARRY BUNIN DAN COOK ROLAND DOLLE JON ELLMAN NAT FINNEY KOICHI FUKASE ARPAD FURKA SAM GERRITZ DENNIS HEYER STEVE HUTCHINS JOHN KIELY MARK KURTH MICHAEL LAWRENCE BRUCE MARYANOFF AUBREY MENDONCA ADNAN MJALLI K. C. NICOLAOU JOHN NUSS DINESH PATEL JOHN PORCO ROBERT RAMAGE WOLFGANG RAPP AL ROBICHAUD JOE SALVINO JAY SIEGEL MICHAEL SOFIA RICHARD SOLL STEVE WILSON CHARLIE XIAO... 

John Aubrey, Brief Lives, ed. R. Barber (London The Folio Society, 1975), 55-... 

Wirth, J. (1991, July 19). Deposition. In Aubrey vs. The Johns Hopkins Hospital et al., HCA No. 90-0254. In the health claims arbitration office, Baltimore, MD. 

Patron of the arts, translator, scholar and second Countess of Pembroke. According to John Aubrey, Mary, Sir Philip Sidney s sister, was also alleged to have practiced the art, and Philip s dedication of The Countess of Pembroke s Arcadia to her was entirely fitting the work is full of Hermetic allusions. She was instrumental in having her brother s poem published after his death in 1586. 

For several months they wandered, until in September 1586 Count Wilhelm Rosenberg of Bohemia invited them to stay in his castle at Trebona. Kelley immersed himself in his alchemical experiments, and even Dee began to take a necessary interest in the subject. There are many stories that they succeeded in making gold John Aubrey, the 17th-century writer and antiquarian, wrote that "Arthur Dee, his sonne, a physician at Norwich, and intimate friend of Sir Thomas Browne, told Mr. 

Bailar, John C., Jr. Emeleus, HarryJ. Nyhohn, Ronald Trotman-Dickenson, Aubrey... 

F.R.S. John Aubrey (of Trinity College, Oxford) styled Boyle a Lay-Bishop , for in addition to his international standing as a scientist, Boyle was universally respected as a learned theologian, whose deep personal piety, simplicity of lifestyle, and numerous acts of charity were seen as the very model of how a first-rate Christian intellect should approach experimental science. By Christianizing atomism, therefore, Robert Boyle paved the way for the wider acceptance and development of atomic concepts in science in general and in chemistry in particular. 

Ibid. 104. John Aubrey, "Brief Lives Chiefly of Contemporaries set down by John Aubrey between the years 1669 and 1696, vol. II, ed. Andrew Clark, Oxford, 1898, 303-6. 

Sir Christopher Wren was a founding member of the Royal Society and frequented the Invisible College. There are scant records of Freemasonry at this time but Anderson s New Book of Constitutions of 1738 notes Wren, the Master of the London Operative Masons Company was a Grand Master of Freemasonry in 1685." Similarly, John Aubrey, an antiquary and fellow of the Royal Society, recorded that an order initiated Wren in 1691 at St Paul s Cathedral." ... 

Herodotus The Histories translated by Aubrey De Selincourt, revised by John Marincola,... 

I. Jenkins, Aubrey Dennis II. Kennedy, John Frederick III. Series 547. 84 QD 381 ISBN 0-85186-840-1 ISSN 0144-2988... 

A macabre report goes with these last moments. According to John Aubrey, Sir Everard answered the executioner with the words, Hiou liest "... 

Our discussion of the California Master Plan, while based partly on original research, draws heavily on prior work by John Aubrey Douglass (2000) See also California State Department of Education (1960) and Texas State Legislature (1987). 

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