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... writers . Mr. H. defends it by V. 1049 , of the Tyran . - TW TOT EY . We cannot approve of it , and would with modern writers of Greek , efpecially in hort compofitions , ftudiously to avoid every licence , every unusual form of ...
... writers . Mr. H. defends it by V. 1049 , of the Tyran . - TW TOT EY . We cannot approve of it , and would with modern writers of Greek , efpecially in hort compofitions , ftudiously to avoid every licence , every unusual form of ...
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... writers , to whom we owe the first accounts of those works , confounded the mix- ture for fmalt with the calx which is exported , unmixed , under the name of zaffre ; and that fubfequent writers , while they copied the fint in the ...
... writers , to whom we owe the first accounts of those works , confounded the mix- ture for fmalt with the calx which is exported , unmixed , under the name of zaffre ; and that fubfequent writers , while they copied the fint in the ...
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... writers , our Author obferves , will never be able , by any metaphyfical fubtleties , to perfuade men of common fenfe and experience , that all things are fo carried on by a blind and fatal neceffity , that no event could poffibly have ...
... writers , our Author obferves , will never be able , by any metaphyfical fubtleties , to perfuade men of common fenfe and experience , that all things are fo carried on by a blind and fatal neceffity , that no event could poffibly have ...
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