The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 148
... probably in German Here- man , the general of the army : and we can easily conceive that Brennus , the terror of the Roman citadel , was the herr baron or leader of the army . We cannot allow that the an- cient language of the Thracians ...
... probably in German Here- man , the general of the army : and we can easily conceive that Brennus , the terror of the Roman citadel , was the herr baron or leader of the army . We cannot allow that the an- cient language of the Thracians ...
Page 296
... probably of an older mummy ; the out- ward integuments had fome traces of our common lint paper ; and the conjecture is probably right , that many of the small mummies , instead of being , as once fuppofed , the mummies of small ...
... probably of an older mummy ; the out- ward integuments had fome traces of our common lint paper ; and the conjecture is probably right , that many of the small mummies , instead of being , as once fuppofed , the mummies of small ...
Page 339
... probably , very lately Mr. Walker's lectures . Hence we learn , that the geometricians and the chemists bring , the one from the dry bones of their diagrams , and the other from the foot of their furnaces , difpofitions that make them ...
... probably , very lately Mr. Walker's lectures . Hence we learn , that the geometricians and the chemists bring , the one from the dry bones of their diagrams , and the other from the foot of their furnaces , difpofitions that make them ...
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