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usly broke the solemn treaty which he had made withthe Lombards,[32] and took Perugia and several other towns. In the second he declares it unlawful to travel on Sundays without necessity. His book, On the Workmanship ofMan, may be looked upon as a continuation of the former, though it waswritten first. )It was since rebuilt, but not exactly in the same place.

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