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... fubject to critical doubts , contro- verfies , and , probably , to mistakes . To chapter 15 , of book X. treating of the ancient catapultæ and fcorpions , Mr. Newton has added the following note : This part of the writings of Vitruvius ...
... fubject to critical doubts , contro- verfies , and , probably , to mistakes . To chapter 15 , of book X. treating of the ancient catapultæ and fcorpions , Mr. Newton has added the following note : This part of the writings of Vitruvius ...
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... fubject . Whoever , therefore , thinks that thofe arts are fufficiently taught in the many modern books written upon the fubject , - -or who thinks , that , by his own genius and na- tural parts , he can difcover every thing that is ...
... fubject . Whoever , therefore , thinks that thofe arts are fufficiently taught in the many modern books written upon the fubject , - -or who thinks , that , by his own genius and na- tural parts , he can difcover every thing that is ...
Page 325
... fubject at all the prefidencies in India , with authenticated anfwers tranfmitted from the proper officers ; which juftify the committee in declaring that fugar is a natural production of the Bengal and furrounding provinces , where it ...
... fubject at all the prefidencies in India , with authenticated anfwers tranfmitted from the proper officers ; which juftify the committee in declaring that fugar is a natural production of the Bengal and furrounding provinces , where it ...
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DAnvilles Ancient Geography tranſlat | 17 |
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