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Possible articles by Thomas Crosse (or some such):
A conspectus of the Columbus
theories (see what
the recent Italian re-Genoa one says).
the recent Italian re-Genoa one says).
Diogo Pires, otherwise Solomon Molcho.
The Myth of King
Sebastian
.
Biomancy (fairly
large
big
article)
Sophistry, or Curious Proofs and Arguments: from
the Greek Sophists (v. Funck-Brentano, Les
Sophistes Grecs) through medieval sophists
and schoolmen, to modern sophists, includ-
ing such theses as Comme Quoi Napoléon )
(See whether some idea can be obtained of
Whately’s Historic Doubts). (This article
can be divided into two – one on Sophistry
Proper, the other on Curious Proofs and Ar-
guments).
the Greek Sophists (v. Funck-Brentano, Les
Sophistes Grecs) through medieval sophists
and schoolmen, to modern sophists, includ-
ing such theses as Comme Quoi Napoléon )
(See whether some idea can be obtained of
Whately’s Historic Doubts). (This article
can be divided into two – one on Sophistry
Proper, the other on Curious Proofs and Ar-
guments).
Singularities of Language.
(Historia tragico-Maritima) (or translate
perhaps).
Tobacco / Tobacco in Portugal
(special) ???
(special) ?
Kings that will Return. (the general myth of
which
the one of King Sebastian is a particular
case).
the one of King Sebastian is a particular
case).
The Epigram. (or a little book choosing them).
Lista datilografada, publicada em A Demonstração do Indemonstrável (2011, 78-79).
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Names
- Cristóvão Colombo
- D. Sebastião
- Napoleão
- Solomon Molcho
- Thomas Crosse
- Théophile Funck-Brentano
Titles
- A conspectus of the Columbus
theories
- Biomancy
- Comme Quoi Napoléon
- Freemansonry in Portugal
- Historia tragico-Maritima
- Kings that will Return
- Les
Sophistes Grecs
- Singularities of Language
- Sophistry, or Curious Proofs and Arguments: from the
Greek Sophists
- The Epigram
- The Myth of King
Sebastian
- Tobacco / Tobacco in Portugal
- Whately’s Historic Doubts
- Cristóvão Colombo