Agricola, Georgius
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De re metallica
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1912/1950
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out when a torrent or some other force of Nature has laid open a
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vena
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in a valley, so that it appears either on the slope of a mountain
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Bergmeíster
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doubles the width of the
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head-meer and it is made fourteen fathoms wide, while the width of each of
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the other meers remains single, that is seven fathoms, but the length is not
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defined by boundaries. </
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double measures, but has a width of fourteen fathoms and a length of
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twenty-one.</
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doubled in the same fashion, so that it is fourteen fathoms in width and
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of the same length.</
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