An Ea, Quae Hominibus In Somno Et Somnio Accidunt Iisdem Possint Imputari?
English translation: In response Philip Matthew Garn, with M. John Dietrich presiding, discourses whether those (things)
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| Latin to English translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary - Psychology / Sleep and dreams | ||||
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In response Philip Matthew Garn, with M. John Dietrich presiding, discourses whether those (things) Explanation: In response Philip Matthew Garn, with M. John Dietrich presiding, discourses whether those (things) which happen to men in sleep and dream may be attributed to the same (causes) in a scientific and moral dissertation and offers it for public discussion. This is the best that I can make of it. |
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