The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 73R. Griffiths, 1785 - Books |
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... ancient legiflator of the Athenians , Draco , nor So- lon , prefaced their laws with the doctrines in question : nor did the laws of Romulus and Numa , among the old Romans ; nor the laws of the xii tables , fay any thing of a future ...
... ancient legiflator of the Athenians , Draco , nor So- lon , prefaced their laws with the doctrines in question : nor did the laws of Romulus and Numa , among the old Romans ; nor the laws of the xii tables , fay any thing of a future ...
Page 512
... ancient philosopher who ( before Socrates ) afferted , with the leaft ambiguity , the immortality of the foul . To this has been objected , an account given of the opinions of this philofopher by an ancient writer * , which account our ...
... ancient philosopher who ( before Socrates ) afferted , with the leaft ambiguity , the immortality of the foul . To this has been objected , an account given of the opinions of this philofopher by an ancient writer * , which account our ...
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... ancient Hebrew manu- feripts has been occafioned by the Jewish custom of depofiting their books and phylacteries in public places , from whence , to make place for others , they are taken and buried in wells , or under ground , where ...
... ancient Hebrew manu- feripts has been occafioned by the Jewish custom of depofiting their books and phylacteries in public places , from whence , to make place for others , they are taken and buried in wells , or under ground , where ...
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SOLITARY Ellay by on the Knowledge | 56 |
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