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... learned commentator on Eufebius , is worth remarking ; " Fuere genuina Pilati acta ; ad que provocabant primi christiani , tanquam ad certiffima fidei mo- mumienta . " upon this occafion , a few of his chofen companions. be worfe than ...
... learned commentator on Eufebius , is worth remarking ; " Fuere genuina Pilati acta ; ad que provocabant primi christiani , tanquam ad certiffima fidei mo- mumienta . " upon this occafion , a few of his chofen companions. be worfe than ...
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... learned gentleman fays , he writ with all the trength of human reason , and all the charm of human eloquence . Anacreon lived familiarly with Poly- crates king of Samos ; and his fprightly mufe , naturally flowing with innumera- ble ...
... learned gentleman fays , he writ with all the trength of human reason , and all the charm of human eloquence . Anacreon lived familiarly with Poly- crates king of Samos ; and his fprightly mufe , naturally flowing with innumera- ble ...
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... learned , and valuable work . For grammatical knowledge we ought to mention with diftinction the learned prelate , Dr. Lowth , bifhop of London ; whofe admirable tract on the Grammar of the English language every lover of that language ...
... learned , and valuable work . For grammatical knowledge we ought to mention with diftinction the learned prelate , Dr. Lowth , bifhop of London ; whofe admirable tract on the Grammar of the English language every lover of that language ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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