The Works of Sir Thomas Browne, Volume 1

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For this text version, numbered marginal footnotes have been moved to the end of their paragraphs. The headers have been moved to appear on a separate line at the beginning of each section. Redundant sidenotes merely indicating Part and Section numbers have been removed. Those marginal notes which serve as paragraph descriptions, at or near the head of a paragraph, precede that paragraph. Those which serve to annotate specific points are inserted parenthetically as [SN: notes]. The Annotator's note which precedes Religio Medici uses marginal notes as references to the relevant sections and pages in the printed text.…

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