The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Том 77R. Griffiths, 1787 |
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... ancient Greeks , 587 SOCIETY , Effays on . See GRANT . 162 SPANISH Memoirs , SPARRMAN'S Collection of rare Birds , in the Carlfonian Col- lection , 586 STADT HOLDER , Hiftory of the Office of , 411 STEEL'S Elements of Punctua- tion ...
... ancient Greeks , 587 SOCIETY , Effays on . See GRANT . 162 SPANISH Memoirs , SPARRMAN'S Collection of rare Birds , in the Carlfonian Col- lection , 586 STADT HOLDER , Hiftory of the Office of , 411 STEEL'S Elements of Punctua- tion ...
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... ancient Philofo- phers are contrafted with the divine Precepts of the Gofpel , with regard to the moral Duties of Mankind . In Two Volumes . By Thomas Morell , D. D. 4to . l . 10s . Boards . Robinfons . 1786 . IN the prefent ftate of ...
... ancient Philofo- phers are contrafted with the divine Precepts of the Gofpel , with regard to the moral Duties of Mankind . In Two Volumes . By Thomas Morell , D. D. 4to . l . 10s . Boards . Robinfons . 1786 . IN the prefent ftate of ...
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... ancients , muft always give pleasure to a well cul- tivated mind , both on account of their correfpondence with the natural dictates of the human heart , and on account of the ele- gant and nervous manner in which they are commonly ex ...
... ancients , muft always give pleasure to a well cul- tivated mind , both on account of their correfpondence with the natural dictates of the human heart , and on account of the ele- gant and nervous manner in which they are commonly ex ...
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... ancients . Lipf . Turdi funt . From one Turdus , a man of fo infamous a cha- racter , that his name became a proverb . - Seneca , the father , makes mention of him , in 1. 9. Controv . 4. - Turdilli , Oufils ; or fome fuch birds , that ...
... ancients . Lipf . Turdi funt . From one Turdus , a man of fo infamous a cha- racter , that his name became a proverb . - Seneca , the father , makes mention of him , in 1. 9. Controv . 4. - Turdilli , Oufils ; or fome fuch birds , that ...
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... ancient Celtic , ftill spoken in its original purity in the highlands of Scot- land ) he maintains to be a monument of the primitive manners of the human race . That the first vocal founds were expreffions of paffion , varied according ...
... ancient Celtic , ftill spoken in its original purity in the highlands of Scot- land ) he maintains to be a monument of the primitive manners of the human race . That the first vocal founds were expreffions of paffion , varied according ...
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