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Charles Lyell and Modern Geology

Note 73 — Chapter VI · EIGHT YEARS OF QUIET PROGRESS.

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The ruins of which (in the Bay of Baiæ) gradually sank after the middle of the fifth century until (probably towards the end of the fifteenth century) the floor was more than twenty feet under water. Since then it has risen up again.—"Principles of Geology," chap. xxx.

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