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Page 89
... mentioning traditions concerning the prior establishment of the feftival as fabulous and unworthy of credit , he fpeaks of ... mentioned as founder of the feftival ; but other authors must be reforted to for authority even for that fhort ...
... mentioning traditions concerning the prior establishment of the feftival as fabulous and unworthy of credit , he fpeaks of ... mentioned as founder of the feftival ; but other authors must be reforted to for authority even for that fhort ...
Page 117
... mentioned by us in the former part of this article . XPYƐEAIƐ may also be found in Electr . Eurip . 317 , and XPYEEAE in the Hippol . 82 , and in a fine frag- ment of Euripides's Ereatheus , V. 51. ap . Plutarch , & Lycurg . in Leocrat ...
... mentioned by us in the former part of this article . XPYƐEAIƐ may also be found in Electr . Eurip . 317 , and XPYEEAE in the Hippol . 82 , and in a fine frag- ment of Euripides's Ereatheus , V. 51. ap . Plutarch , & Lycurg . in Leocrat ...
Page 364
... mentioned of the efficacy of this me- dicine in fimilar cafes . The tinctura veratri is likewife recom- mended in difeafes of the skin , but not so strongly as the fpiritus vitrioli tenuis . The 17th article contains the cafe of a ...
... mentioned of the efficacy of this me- dicine in fimilar cafes . The tinctura veratri is likewife recom- mended in difeafes of the skin , but not so strongly as the fpiritus vitrioli tenuis . The 17th article contains the cafe of a ...
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