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About Me
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I received my MA in philosophy of science many years ago and currently reviving my academic interests. I hope to stimulate individuals in the realms of science, philosophy and the arts...to provide as much free information as possible.
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Sunday, March 28, 2010
Conrad Gessner...16th Century illustrator
Conrad Gessner
March 26th, 1516 to December 13th, 1565
Swiss naturalist drew some rather fantastic illustrations of animals and plants.
Conrad Gessner [Wikipedia]
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