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... confidered . We obferve that only one accent , ' , is made ufe of , whether to express a long or a fhort fyllable . Thus the antepenult in Flavium , Cúculi , Eleutéria , is pronounced long ; in Fænículum , Ellifia , fhort ; yet the fame ...
... confidered . We obferve that only one accent , ' , is made ufe of , whether to express a long or a fhort fyllable . Thus the antepenult in Flavium , Cúculi , Eleutéria , is pronounced long ; in Fænículum , Ellifia , fhort ; yet the fame ...
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... confidered as having been advanced only in the exoteric or popular way , agreeably to the prejudices of the peo- ple , and not according to his own private conceptions , and therefore no proof that Plato believed it . And as Dr. Sykes ...
... confidered as having been advanced only in the exoteric or popular way , agreeably to the prejudices of the peo- ple , and not according to his own private conceptions , and therefore no proof that Plato believed it . And as Dr. Sykes ...
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... confidered as auxiliary and fubfervient to them . ' But , furely , a work that begins with the fift axioms of nature , ought to have been as elementary as poffible . - The firft fection confifts of definitions and axioms , with ...
... confidered as auxiliary and fubfervient to them . ' But , furely , a work that begins with the fift axioms of nature , ought to have been as elementary as poffible . - The firft fection confifts of definitions and axioms , with ...
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