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Here he bestows considerable labour in combating many opinions which existed only in the early period of the modern ... and that the contrary opinion , which is supported by niany surgeons of emi . nence , is dangerous and ill founded .
Here he bestows considerable labour in combating many opinions which existed only in the early period of the modern ... and that the contrary opinion , which is supported by niany surgeons of emi . nence , is dangerous and ill founded .
Page 480
... of necessity , occasionally speak of books which he had never read ; and he must give opinions concern . ing them ... censure should not be the echo of another's opinion , but the formal expression of his own deliberate judgment .
... of necessity , occasionally speak of books which he had never read ; and he must give opinions concern . ing them ... censure should not be the echo of another's opinion , but the formal expression of his own deliberate judgment .
Page 512
Cicero rejected the fables of the poets with regard to Tartarus , and seemed to be of opinion that death would either make us happy or annihilate us . Seneca equally discredited the punishments of the infernal regions ; and , in that ...
Cicero rejected the fables of the poets with regard to Tartarus , and seemed to be of opinion that death would either make us happy or annihilate us . Seneca equally discredited the punishments of the infernal regions ; and , in that ...
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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, 1803 |
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