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Page 273
Had Virgil employed the word cespitem , instead of stipulam , we must have allowed Mr. P.'s conclusion : but , as the passage stands , we think that it is no more an evidence that the Mantuan bard was acquainted with the art of paring ...
Had Virgil employed the word cespitem , instead of stipulam , we must have allowed Mr. P.'s conclusion : but , as the passage stands , we think that it is no more an evidence that the Mantuan bard was acquainted with the art of paring ...
Page 491
In this passage , which is accomplished with inconceivable rapidity , the electric Guid , in different points of its course , encounters mixtures of oxygen and hy : drogeri gases . They immediately combine ; and their ...
In this passage , which is accomplished with inconceivable rapidity , the electric Guid , in different points of its course , encounters mixtures of oxygen and hy : drogeri gases . They immediately combine ; and their ...
Page 524
With respect to the artifice , we have nothing to say : but we cannot help admiring the ignorance which is equal to the assurance betrayed in this passage . Whether the system of Malbranche was charged with Spinosism , we cannot assert ...
With respect to the artifice , we have nothing to say : but we cannot help admiring the ignorance which is equal to the assurance betrayed in this passage . Whether the system of Malbranche was charged with Spinosism , we cannot assert ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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