[11]. So Homer. Arrian, in his life of Alexander (ii. 5), alludes to this plain, or one bearing the same name, near the river Pyramus in Cilicia.
[12]. Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners’ Report, 1853.
[13]. Of the Plurality of Worlds; an Essay. Also a Dialogue on the same subject. Second Edition. Parker and Son, 1854.
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The Planets: Are they Inhabited Worlds? Museum of Science and Art. By Dionysius Lardner, D.C.L., Chapters i., ii., iii., iv. Walton and Maberly, 1854.
[14]. Herschel, Astron., § 592.—[We quote from the first edition.]
[15]. Age of Reason.
[16]. More Worlds than One, p. 199.
[17]. Ibid., p. 202.
[18]. More Worlds than One, p. 230.