The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... those powers , on a principle which has been objected to as obfcure and unnatural , foreign , unevident , and borrowed from a confideration of motion . They infer , continues he , from the doctrine of motion , that as thofe bodies are ...
... those powers , on a principle which has been objected to as obfcure and unnatural , foreign , unevident , and borrowed from a confideration of motion . They infer , continues he , from the doctrine of motion , that as thofe bodies are ...
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... those who had yet their rudiments to learn , and found it not eafy to understand their mafter . His obfervations were framed rather for those that were learning to write , than for those that read only to talk . An inftructor like ...
... those who had yet their rudiments to learn , and found it not eafy to understand their mafter . His obfervations were framed rather for those that were learning to write , than for those that read only to talk . An inftructor like ...
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... those of Callifirates ( the difciple of Aristophanes ) ; Rhianus , a poet , who flourished under Ptolemy Euergetes ... those that were obfcure , thofe that were corrupted , those that were remarkable ; as alfo the falfe corrections of ...
... those of Callifirates ( the difciple of Aristophanes ) ; Rhianus , a poet , who flourished under Ptolemy Euergetes ... those that were obfcure , thofe that were corrupted , those that were remarkable ; as alfo the falfe corrections of ...
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