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NOTES
[1] Il péche evidemment par une pétition de principe.
[2] L'histoire des animaux et des hommes prouve l'empire de la semence
des pères sur l'esprit et le corps des enfants.
[3] L'auteur de l'Histoire naturelle de l'âme etc.
[4] L'auteur de l'Hist. de l'âme.
[5] Il y a encore aujourd'hui des peuples, qui, faute d'un plus grand
nombre de signes, ne peuvent compter que jusqu'à 20.
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