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Page 149
... called l'Aiguille du Dru , another l'Aiguille de Gouté , a third is called le Moine , and a fourth le Géant : fome of them have the form of obelisks ; but the Dru , which fur- paffes them all in height , is a moft magnificent pyramid ...
... called l'Aiguille du Dru , another l'Aiguille de Gouté , a third is called le Moine , and a fourth le Géant : fome of them have the form of obelisks ; but the Dru , which fur- paffes them all in height , is a moft magnificent pyramid ...
Page 324
... called a fharp or a flat , and taking its name from that note for which it is fubftituted in paffing into the new key By this means the octave instead of 8 , will now confift of 13 different founds , making 12 intervals ufually called ...
... called a fharp or a flat , and taking its name from that note for which it is fubftituted in paffing into the new key By this means the octave instead of 8 , will now confift of 13 different founds , making 12 intervals ufually called ...
Page 330
... called him Noas , Naus , and fometimes contracted Nous : and many places of fanctity , and many rivers , were denominated from him . Anaxagoras of Clazomenæ , had been in Egypt ; and had there obtained fome knowledge of this per- fonage ...
... called him Noas , Naus , and fometimes contracted Nous : and many places of fanctity , and many rivers , were denominated from him . Anaxagoras of Clazomenæ , had been in Egypt ; and had there obtained fome knowledge of this per- fonage ...
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