The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 76
... continued . ) ART . XIII . The Religion of the Ancient Greeks illuftrated , by an Explanation of their Mythology . Tranflated from the French of M. Le Clerc de Septchenes , Secretaire du Cabinet du Roi . 8vo . 4s . Boards . Elliot and ...
... continued . ) ART . XIII . The Religion of the Ancient Greeks illuftrated , by an Explanation of their Mythology . Tranflated from the French of M. Le Clerc de Septchenes , Secretaire du Cabinet du Roi . 8vo . 4s . Boards . Elliot and ...
Page 121
... continued . See Rev. for December . ] Το IF , as philofophers affert , the final caufe of the principle of curiofity , be the acquifition of knowlege , it feems a perverfion much to be lamented , that it fhould fo often be found to ...
... continued . See Rev. for December . ] Το IF , as philofophers affert , the final caufe of the principle of curiofity , be the acquifition of knowlege , it feems a perverfion much to be lamented , that it fhould fo often be found to ...
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... continued in the writs , after it became a conftant custom for the clergy to meet in a feparate body , by virtue of the archbishop's mandate , that thereby our kings might affert their right of calling the clergy ( if they pleafe ) to ...
... continued in the writs , after it became a conftant custom for the clergy to meet in a feparate body , by virtue of the archbishop's mandate , that thereby our kings might affert their right of calling the clergy ( if they pleafe ) to ...
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