The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 25
... Befides tranflating certain writings of Harir from the Arabic into the Hebrew language , he composed a work of his own , which is divided into fifty chapters ; and which appears , both from his account of it in his preface , and from ...
... Befides tranflating certain writings of Harir from the Arabic into the Hebrew language , he composed a work of his own , which is divided into fifty chapters ; and which appears , both from his account of it in his preface , and from ...
Page 136
... befides the many Celtic words that might assuredly be disco- vered in the English , on a stricter examination of both languages ; and belides fuch as an author is afraid to produce , left he mould feem to his own judgment to be ...
... befides the many Celtic words that might assuredly be disco- vered in the English , on a stricter examination of both languages ; and belides fuch as an author is afraid to produce , left he mould feem to his own judgment to be ...
Page 453
... Befides what enemies by force , or wile , In center , or in rear , attack'd their troops Fatigu'd with toil , and vigils ; Bafan's king , And Sihon § , whom from Arnon's watry banks To Hermon , which Sidonians || Syrion call , The ...
... Befides what enemies by force , or wile , In center , or in rear , attack'd their troops Fatigu'd with toil , and vigils ; Bafan's king , And Sihon § , whom from Arnon's watry banks To Hermon , which Sidonians || Syrion call , The ...
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