The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 426
... Sometimes natural , and sometimes accidental causes , will pro- duce in it a melancholy change , and render it strangely at va- riance with itself . An indisposition of body - an unaccountable depreffion of the animal spirits - a ...
... Sometimes natural , and sometimes accidental causes , will pro- duce in it a melancholy change , and render it strangely at va- riance with itself . An indisposition of body - an unaccountable depreffion of the animal spirits - a ...
Page 474
... sometimes , either wholly or in part , paffes through the hole of the pupil , into the anterior chamber in the time of the ope . ration ; and it is known to have happened several years after ; in which cafe , the chrystalline being an ...
... sometimes , either wholly or in part , paffes through the hole of the pupil , into the anterior chamber in the time of the ope . ration ; and it is known to have happened several years after ; in which cafe , the chrystalline being an ...
Page 562
... sometimes below , and sometimes above it ) affects the fameness and uniformity of the latter ; and thus the neceffary , indestructible , and unchangeable cause may co - exift with fucceffion , without being subject to change . These are ...
... sometimes below , and sometimes above it ) affects the fameness and uniformity of the latter ; and thus the neceffary , indestructible , and unchangeable cause may co - exift with fucceffion , without being subject to change . These are ...
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