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Page 37
... lefs folid , lefs grave , and lefs graceful ; and , in our opinion , they have been injudiciously adopted by Michael Angelo , Sca- mozzi , and many other architects . Their reafon for this was , in order to avoid the irregularity of ...
... lefs folid , lefs grave , and lefs graceful ; and , in our opinion , they have been injudiciously adopted by Michael Angelo , Sca- mozzi , and many other architects . Their reafon for this was , in order to avoid the irregularity of ...
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... lefs than 5 inch in diameter , is , to the generality of eyes , totally invifible and excepting in few cafes , an object cannot be feen that is lefs than inch in diameter ; an object of that breadth fub- tending an angle of 1 min . at ...
... lefs than 5 inch in diameter , is , to the generality of eyes , totally invifible and excepting in few cafes , an object cannot be feen that is lefs than inch in diameter ; an object of that breadth fub- tending an angle of 1 min . at ...
Page 504
... lefs voluminous , and confequently lefs expensive , than thefe , which deferves the attention of all who have the cause of religion at heart . The eight fucceeding chapters con- tain a furvey of the various languages that must be ...
... lefs voluminous , and confequently lefs expensive , than thefe , which deferves the attention of all who have the cause of religion at heart . The eight fucceeding chapters con- tain a furvey of the various languages that must be ...
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