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R.M.A Research Chronicle, 1972
In 1968 Warren Royal Dawson bequeathed to the British Museum a collection of manuscripts mainly relating to Egyptology and the occult sciences but including some miscellaneous volumes. The unpromising title on the spine of one of these, ‘Aston and sundry MSS. ‘, now numbered Add. MS.
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In 1968 Warren Royal Dawson bequeathed to the British Museum a collection of manuscripts mainly relating to Egyptology and the occult sciences but including some miscellaneous volumes. The unpromising title on the spine of one of these, ‘Aston and sundry MSS. ‘, now numbered Add. MS.
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Silvanus Thompson — teacher, researcher, historian
Electronics and Power, 1987Although he was the Principal of a Technical College, Silvanus Thompson was interested in much else. He was President of the lEE in 1899; he researched in X-rays and optics; he wrote three textbooks, one of which is still famous; and he wrote an excellent biography of Lord Kelvin.
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Silvanus and the Emperor Constantius II
Antichthon, 1973The sources which refer to Silvanus and his abortive usurpation are few and varied. They include a secular historian with a military background (Ammianus Marcellinus), a Roman emperor (Julian) and a lesser group composed of secular and ecclesiastical historians, orators and priests. Epigraphical evidence is slight.
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Silvanus Phillips Thompson (1851–1916): An introduction to the spotlight section
Centaurus, 2021Graeme Gooday
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“A many-sided crystal”: Understanding the manifold legacy of Silvanus Phillips Thompson (1851–1916)
Centaurus, 2021Graeme Gooday
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