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De natura et jure aquarum
No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
Searches in scholarly and general catalogs (UNESCO Index Translationum, Google Books, Open Library) for both the original Latin title 'De natura et jure aquarum' and the English title yielded no evidence of an existing translation. The work is a specialized 17th-century academic dissertation from the University of Kiel, a genre that is rarely translated into English.
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From the alchemical 'First Matter' to the physics of incompressibility, Haugwitz's treatise explores water as a scientific marvel, a legal instrument, and a divine mystery. Discover a world where hydraulics governs everything from the defense of empires and the trials of witches to the physical laws of equilibrium.
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