The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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Page 72
... principles ? You may , if you pleafe , call our attraction , repulfion , & c . oc- cult qualities ; I , in my turn , call your active principle , your moving power , or whatever elfe you please to call it , occult alfo , Are you more ...
... principles ? You may , if you pleafe , call our attraction , repulfion , & c . oc- cult qualities ; I , in my turn , call your active principle , your moving power , or whatever elfe you please to call it , occult alfo , Are you more ...
Page 95
... principle . To the whole is added , by way of Appendix * , the principles of Translation , taken from a comparison of the Greek and Latin Tongues , with the French , fo far as relates to the phrafe and conftruction . Our Author ...
... principle . To the whole is added , by way of Appendix * , the principles of Translation , taken from a comparison of the Greek and Latin Tongues , with the French , fo far as relates to the phrafe and conftruction . Our Author ...
Page 285
... principles and directions : and both the Engraver and Printer , feem to have executed their departments in fuch a manner , as not to difgrace the Tran- flator ; notwithstanding , there has not always proper care been taken to correct ...
... principles and directions : and both the Engraver and Printer , feem to have executed their departments in fuch a manner , as not to difgrace the Tran- flator ; notwithstanding , there has not always proper care been taken to correct ...
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