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Page 153
... Translation of Longinus on the Sublime ; a Theological Differtation on the Conduct of Providence before the coming of the Merliah ; and a Comedy , The Diffembled Wanton , or , My Son , get Money . The fportive productions of this ...
... Translation of Longinus on the Sublime ; a Theological Differtation on the Conduct of Providence before the coming of the Merliah ; and a Comedy , The Diffembled Wanton , or , My Son , get Money . The fportive productions of this ...
Page 253
... translation ; and that in a tranflation of a mathematical writer particularly , this was certainly a great merit : but it was added , that adherence to an author might be carried too far ; * The price of the two volumes is 11. 4s ...
... translation ; and that in a tranflation of a mathematical writer particularly , this was certainly a great merit : but it was added , that adherence to an author might be carried too far ; * The price of the two volumes is 11. 4s ...
Page 289
... translation of the word rutilans , page 11 , which , instead of fplendid , should have been red , reddening , or ruddy ; of bar for board , page 14 ; and the whole of the legend of the fame number . Mayeft for falt , page 16. The for ...
... translation of the word rutilans , page 11 , which , instead of fplendid , should have been red , reddening , or ruddy ; of bar for board , page 14 ; and the whole of the legend of the fame number . Mayeft for falt , page 16. The for ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
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