...grandson the learned Earl of Cromarty ; by whom they were imparted to Dr George Mackenzie, author of the lives and characters of the most eminent writers of the Scotch nation ; a book, which though loaded with extraneous matter, contains many authentic king in the struggle,...

...account of Claudianus Mamertus's book concerning the Immateriality of the Soul, by * Geo. Mackenzie, MD in his Lives and Characters of the most eminent Writers of the Scots Nation ; fol. Edinb. 1708, vol. ip 59—62. MANETHO, called also MANETHON, and MANETHOS, BC 260....

...account of Claudianus Mamertus's book concerning the Immateriality of the Soul, by Geo. Mackenzie, MD in his Lives and Characters of the most eminent Writers of the Scots Nation ; fol. Edinb. 1708, vol. ip 59—62. MANETHO, called also MANETHON, and MANETHOS, BC 260....

...grandson, the learned Earl of Cromarty ; by whom they were imparted to Dr George Mackenzie, author of the lives and characters of the most eminent writers of the Scotch nation ; a book, which, though loaded with extraneous matter, contains many authentic and curious memorials,...

...back to him, and pursue a new thread, commencing with his more immediate literary followers. M'Kenzie, in his " Lives and Characters of the most eminent Writers of the Scots Nation," already cited, gives a long account of John Bassol, a countryman of Dims', and his favoured...

...the State of Learning, both at home and abroad. There is also an account of him given by Mackenzie, in his Lives and Characters of the most eminent Writers of the Scotish nation. To these we may add an Impartial History of Servetus, &c. written by an anonymous author,...

...the State of Learning, both at home and abroad. There is also an account of him given by Mackenzie, in his Lives and Characters of the most eminent Writers of the Scotish nation. To these we may add an Impartial History of Servetus, &c. written by an anonymous author,...

...interval. Their exertions in this respect seem to have been attended with little success. MncKenzie, in his ' Lives and Characters of the most eminent Writers of the Scottish Nation,' fol., published at Edinburgh in 1 70822, informs us, but without mentioning any authority,...

...interval. Their exertions in this respect seem to have been attended with little success. MacKenzie, in his ' Lives and Characters of the most eminent Writers of the Scottish Nation,' fol., published at Edinburgh in 170822, informs us, but without mentioning any authority,...

...This, however, is a slight mistake, compared to the next mention of the volunae by Dr George Mackenzie, in his " Lives and Characters of the most eminent Writers of the Scots.. Nation." In his " Life of the reverend father in God, Robert Reid, Bishop of Orkney," * whilst...