The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 153
... added a greater variety , in the belt ftyle of that æra . The Gefner's excellent figures adorned the epitome of Mathiolus , published by Camerarius , a tranflation of this work , under the name of the German Herbal , the Herbal of ...
... added a greater variety , in the belt ftyle of that æra . The Gefner's excellent figures adorned the epitome of Mathiolus , published by Camerarius , a tranflation of this work , under the name of the German Herbal , the Herbal of ...
Page 154
... added , not to the bulk but to the stock of knowledge ; and , in the arrangement , he approached very near to a natural fyf- tem . The knowledge of botany was not at that period fcienti- fic , a term which we must afterwards enlarge on ...
... added , not to the bulk but to the stock of knowledge ; and , in the arrangement , he approached very near to a natural fyf- tem . The knowledge of botany was not at that period fcienti- fic , a term which we must afterwards enlarge on ...
Page 222
... added to a bitter infufion or decoction , its aftringency is greatly weakened , and in fome cafes almoft loft . This has fug- gefted fome doubts of the propriety of adding alkali to chamo- mile flowers , as is often done in ...
... added to a bitter infufion or decoction , its aftringency is greatly weakened , and in fome cafes almoft loft . This has fug- gefted fome doubts of the propriety of adding alkali to chamo- mile flowers , as is often done in ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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