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If his endeavours were not altogether successful in the present instance , the failure is more attributable to the magnitude of the task imposed upon him than to his deficiency either in knowledge , accuracy , or judgment .
If his endeavours were not altogether successful in the present instance , the failure is more attributable to the magnitude of the task imposed upon him than to his deficiency either in knowledge , accuracy , or judgment .
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and two courses were open , either to publish Nasmith's volumes or to authorize the formation of a more elaborate catalogue , the second of these courses was suggested by the Pitt Press Syndicate , under whose auspices the present work ...
and two courses were open , either to publish Nasmith's volumes or to authorize the formation of a more elaborate catalogue , the second of these courses was suggested by the Pitt Press Syndicate , under whose auspices the present work ...
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On the other hand , such persons , and they only , are aware of the formidable difficulties arising out of undertakings like the present , as well as of the inadequate representation which descriptions ordinarily furnish of the thought ...
On the other hand , such persons , and they only , are aware of the formidable difficulties arising out of undertakings like the present , as well as of the inadequate representation which descriptions ordinarily furnish of the thought ...
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reasons will appear for attributing other pieces in this volume to Richard of HAMPOLE , we may conjecture that the present is also from his pen . For perfect copies of this Passion , see Ff . v . 48. $ 5 : Gg . i . 1. § 11 : Gg . v .
reasons will appear for attributing other pieces in this volume to Richard of HAMPOLE , we may conjecture that the present is also from his pen . For perfect copies of this Passion , see Ff . v . 48. $ 5 : Gg . i . 1. § 11 : Gg . v .
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The present MS . is referred to as No. 236 by Wharton , in p . 13 of Appendix to Cave's Historia Literaria , under the title ' Nicolaus Trivethus , ' A.D. 1310 . In the British Museum , Cod . Burn . No. 131 is another copy of this ...
The present MS . is referred to as No. 236 by Wharton , in p . 13 of Appendix to Cave's Historia Literaria , under the title ' Nicolaus Trivethus , ' A.D. 1310 . In the British Museum , Cod . Burn . No. 131 is another copy of this ...
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| Title | A Catalogue of the Manuscripts Preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge, Volume 1 A Catalogue of the Manuscripts Preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge, Cambridge University Library |
| Author | Cambridge University Library |
| Publisher | Cambridge University Press, 1856 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 31 May 2007 |
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