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A History of Dentistry from the most Ancient Times until the end of the Eighteenth Century

Note 305 — Chapter X · THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY.

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A man, worthy of being believed, has assured me that a certain princess having had a tooth taken out, immediately had it replaced by another supplied by one of her ladies, which took root, and after a time she masticated with it as well as she had done with the former one.

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