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Page 91
... gives : ex regiis ædibus . The La- tins use EX in phrases similar to those in which the Greeks employ EK . The reader ... give this date from Harwood , as our copy has lost the title . Let Let this passage , and the proposed alterations ...
... gives : ex regiis ædibus . The La- tins use EX in phrases similar to those in which the Greeks employ EK . The reader ... give this date from Harwood , as our copy has lost the title . Let Let this passage , and the proposed alterations ...
Page 435
... gives it from Aldus , requires not alteration . It may be inquired , however , why the Editor should have been offended with an elision of the final I in a dative singular ? -To this question we are unable to give a satisfactory answer ...
... gives it from Aldus , requires not alteration . It may be inquired , however , why the Editor should have been offended with an elision of the final I in a dative singular ? -To this question we are unable to give a satisfactory answer ...
Page 475
... give that man but an opportunity to do any thing , and he will soon find the means of doing it . ' Whether the Directory be capable of the intentions here ascribed to them , is not the question : but it is remarkable that , from the ...
... give that man but an opportunity to do any thing , and he will soon find the means of doing it . ' Whether the Directory be capable of the intentions here ascribed to them , is not the question : but it is remarkable that , from the ...
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Michells Sermon | 26 |
of new Dissertations or other curious Papers published in | 28 |
ADELUNG Three Essays 62 | 62 |
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