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work_suyuohbobrbchktyj6t6vam3qm	CRAIG ASHLEY HANSON	Representing the Rhinoceros: The Royal Society between Art and Science in the Eighteenth Century	2010	22	.pdf	application/pdf	10583	633	62	Representing the Rhinoceros: The Royal Society between Art and Science in the Eighteenth Century double-horned rhinos puzzled members of the Royal Society for decades, Keywords: Richard Mead, Hans Sloane, rhinoceros, Royal Society of London, the President of the Royal Society on the Double Horns of the Rhinoceros', included 'the bones of the face of a young Rhinoceros, with two horns, in situ, Parsons's earlier contribution, the 'Natural History of the Rhinoceros' rhinoceros.22 He observes that Dr Hans Sloane's collection included a Royal Society on the topic of serpent stones, rhinoceros bezoars and the specimen of double horns from his own collection, which Parsons had Rhinoceros with a Double Horn', Philosophical Transactions 46 (1749). rhinoceros painted by Parsons around 1740 (Fig. 6).47 Mead certainly for the two-horned rhinoceros in 1758, although – still unclear about the animal's geographical James Parsons, 'Letter to the President of the Royal Society on the Double Horns of the	./cache/work_suyuohbobrbchktyj6t6vam3qm.pdf	./txt/work_suyuohbobrbchktyj6t6vam3qm.txt