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... These are colours , forms , and motion . In the 1ft fection , the author inquires into the fource of the beauty of colours ; and fhews , by the fame mode of illuftration which he has ufed with refpect to founds , that the effect of ...
... These are colours , forms , and motion . In the 1ft fection , the author inquires into the fource of the beauty of colours ; and fhews , by the fame mode of illuftration which he has ufed with refpect to founds , that the effect of ...
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... these arts , that the artift , like the great matter of painting in this country , has united the philofophy with the practice of his art , and regulated his own fublime inventions , by the chafte principles of truth and science . For ...
... these arts , that the artift , like the great matter of painting in this country , has united the philofophy with the practice of his art , and regulated his own fublime inventions , by the chafte principles of truth and science . For ...
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... these , though they might perhaps effect the im- mediate purpose for which they were made , introduced habits of civil difcord and violence . When the votes of the members of the diet became venal , -in order to prevent the liberty of ...
... these , though they might perhaps effect the im- mediate purpose for which they were made , introduced habits of civil difcord and violence . When the votes of the members of the diet became venal , -in order to prevent the liberty of ...
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Plague See Henderfon | 1 |
Van Hemerts Oration on | 3 |
Effays in Support of Religion 352 | 4 |
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