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Page 193
... respect to gravity or acuteness of found . Thus cowòla in Greek , and accentus in Latin , were a finging to ....... It is true we do not speak monotonously , but do frequenty elevate or deprefs our voices , not only as to foftnefs or ...
... respect to gravity or acuteness of found . Thus cowòla in Greek , and accentus in Latin , were a finging to ....... It is true we do not speak monotonously , but do frequenty elevate or deprefs our voices , not only as to foftnefs or ...
Page 370
... respect- able gentlemen , to its efficacy in regard to other patients . A confiderable number of the dropfical perfons , whose cases were treated by our Author , were cured , many were relieved , and fome died : -a circumftance which ...
... respect- able gentlemen , to its efficacy in regard to other patients . A confiderable number of the dropfical perfons , whose cases were treated by our Author , were cured , many were relieved , and fome died : -a circumftance which ...
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... respect to quantity , which is called their ratio . The two magnitudes compared are called the terms of the ratio ; the firft , the antecedent ; and the laft the confequent . Of four magnitudes , the ratio of the first to the fecond ...
... respect to quantity , which is called their ratio . The two magnitudes compared are called the terms of the ratio ; the firft , the antecedent ; and the laft the confequent . Of four magnitudes , the ratio of the first to the fecond ...
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