Human Longevity

This volume is a fascinating compendium of cases of human longevity collected from historical records. The author presents detailed information on 1712 individuals who lived to be over 100 years old, providing their names, ages, places of residence, and year of decease. This book is an important resource for researchers interested in the study of aging and demographics.

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