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Page 171
... experience ? certainly that they , at laft , thought it useless to give more fubftance than was by experience found to be necef- fary for the columns , with fufficient variations to characterise the different orders . We do not fee how ...
... experience ? certainly that they , at laft , thought it useless to give more fubftance than was by experience found to be necef- fary for the columns , with fufficient variations to characterise the different orders . We do not fee how ...
Page 172
... experience , to answer the purpose , it is unnecef- fary to increase it to more than double its fubftance ; which is the difference between the Athenian Doric column of 5 dia- meters high , and the Roman Doric of eight diameters . It ...
... experience , to answer the purpose , it is unnecef- fary to increase it to more than double its fubftance ; which is the difference between the Athenian Doric column of 5 dia- meters high , and the Roman Doric of eight diameters . It ...
Page 405
... experience that a miracle fhould be true , but not contrary to experience that teftimony thould be falfe . Now there appears a fmall ambiguity in the term " experience , " and in the phrafes " contrary to experience , " or ...
... experience that a miracle fhould be true , but not contrary to experience that teftimony thould be falfe . Now there appears a fmall ambiguity in the term " experience , " and in the phrafes " contrary to experience , " or ...
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