The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 188
... edition . The reader will of course expect that the prefent edition contains fomething lefs than the former . Only fo much of Mr. Wakefield's Preface is retained as was defigned to vindicate his tranflation . His animadverfions on ...
... edition . The reader will of course expect that the prefent edition contains fomething lefs than the former . Only fo much of Mr. Wakefield's Preface is retained as was defigned to vindicate his tranflation . His animadverfions on ...
Page 189
... edition- Happy are they that fuf fer wrong for righteousness ' fake . ' Second edition- Happy they , that are driven from place to place , & c . ' a fente that of dediwyμevo will unquestionably bear , though as the word diwtwo occurs in ...
... edition- Happy are they that fuf fer wrong for righteousness ' fake . ' Second edition- Happy they , that are driven from place to place , & c . ' a fente that of dediwyμevo will unquestionably bear , though as the word diwtwo occurs in ...
Page 447
... edition . Since un- der this mark there are forty - eight readings not to be found in the Complutenfian edition , -a and the Complutenfian edition are , according to Travis , two very different books : but we know that they are not ...
... edition . Since un- der this mark there are forty - eight readings not to be found in the Complutenfian edition , -a and the Complutenfian edition are , according to Travis , two very different books : but we know that they are not ...
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