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Page 330
... hiftory , which he had been taught , by taking the terms in a wrong accept- ation , and then making inferences in consequence of this abuse.- Suidas has preferved , from some ancient author , a curious memorial of this wonderful ...
... hiftory , which he had been taught , by taking the terms in a wrong accept- ation , and then making inferences in consequence of this abuse.- Suidas has preferved , from some ancient author , a curious memorial of this wonderful ...
Page 437
... hiftory in general , chronology , geo- graphy , genealogy , heraldry , the knowledge of ancient medals and coins , civil and ecclefiaftical hiftory , letters , arts , philo- sophy and its various branches , political and domeftic econo ...
... hiftory in general , chronology , geo- graphy , genealogy , heraldry , the knowledge of ancient medals and coins , civil and ecclefiaftical hiftory , letters , arts , philo- sophy and its various branches , political and domeftic econo ...
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... hiftory , 433. His Dictionary of mineral waters , 506 . BUFFON , M. de , his oration at the in troduction of the Duke de Duras into the French Academy , 254. His na- tural history of birds , 594. Affociated with M. de Montbeillard in ...
... hiftory , 433. His Dictionary of mineral waters , 506 . BUFFON , M. de , his oration at the in troduction of the Duke de Duras into the French Academy , 254. His na- tural history of birds , 594. Affociated with M. de Montbeillard in ...
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