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And we do hereby make and constitute the said societyby the Name, President, Council, and Fellows of the royal society of London, to be a body corporate, to be continued under the same Name in a perpetual Succession; and that they and their Successors (whose Studies are to be imployed for the promoting of the Knowledge of natural Things and useful Arts by Experiments ….) shall …. (First Charter of the Royal Society, 1662.)
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Dingle, H. Modern Aristotelianism. Nature 139, 784–786 (1937). https://doi.org/10.1038/139784a0
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