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Page 83
... seem to have no vowel - powers that are not alfo pof- feffed by other letters . ' It seems to be now decided among the learned , that the vowel- points of the Arabs and Perfians were unknown till after the age of Mahomet , and that the ...
... seem to have no vowel - powers that are not alfo pof- feffed by other letters . ' It seems to be now decided among the learned , that the vowel- points of the Arabs and Perfians were unknown till after the age of Mahomet , and that the ...
Page 185
... seems very certain , that they fometimes had the power of lengthening a preceding fhort vowel , when they stood at ... seem , that even the Attic writers did not con- fider themselves , always , as under a neceflity of making a final ...
... seems very certain , that they fometimes had the power of lengthening a preceding fhort vowel , when they stood at ... seem , that even the Attic writers did not con- fider themselves , always , as under a neceflity of making a final ...
Page 209
... seems Mr. Warburton made fome difference between the two first editions of his book , in the statement of a propofition to be proved . In the latter it ftood , the legislators endeavoured to pro- pagate religion by making the doctrine ...
... seems Mr. Warburton made fome difference between the two first editions of his book , in the statement of a propofition to be proved . In the latter it ftood , the legislators endeavoured to pro- pagate religion by making the doctrine ...
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