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Naturalem causam quærimus et assiduam, non raram et fortuitam . SEN. Nat Quæst. L. ii. C. 55. Having had some satisfaction in the discovery of two groups of prismatic basaltine columns in the Venetian State in Italy, I thought, that an account of them might possibly prove acceptable to you, Sir, and to the other learned members of the Royal Society. I therefore take the liberty of transmitting to you the present, together with accurate drawings of these causeways, requesting of you to communicate them to the gentlemen of the society, should you think they merit their attention. I shall, first, briefly explain the two drawings; and then add such observations as have occurred to me, upon considering more particularly the curious originals which they represent.

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II. An account of two Giants Causeways, or groups of prismatic basaltine columns, and other curious vulcanic concretions, in the Venetian state in Italy; with some remarks on the characters of these and other similar bodies, and on the physical geography of the countries in which they are found. Addressed to Sir John Pringle, Bart. P.R.S. by John Strange, Esq. F. R. S