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... written regifters were not kept : for as we are well affured that the laws of Athens were never committed to writing till the archonship of Draco , it is not likely that letters were applied much fooner to public purposes of inferior ...
... written regifters were not kept : for as we are well affured that the laws of Athens were never committed to writing till the archonship of Draco , it is not likely that letters were applied much fooner to public purposes of inferior ...
Page 95
... written with all the extravagance of a fairy tale . This has fo much of the air of trick and deception , that the ... written . The tale of Daphnis and Panrofe , founded upon antient fable , is written with a view to eftablish a point ...
... written with all the extravagance of a fairy tale . This has fo much of the air of trick and deception , that the ... written . The tale of Daphnis and Panrofe , founded upon antient fable , is written with a view to eftablish a point ...
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... written it , as what is written . It is its intrinfic worth that can alone enfure its prefervation : for curiofity , excited by relative and adventitious circumftances , is as fleeting as its prin- ciple is cafual : and when the charm ...
... written it , as what is written . It is its intrinfic worth that can alone enfure its prefervation : for curiofity , excited by relative and adventitious circumftances , is as fleeting as its prin- ciple is cafual : and when the charm ...
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