The Plays of William Shakspeare ...C. Bathurst, 1785 |
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... fenfe it is that s'Gravefande calls his Elements of Phyfics , " Intro- ductio ad Philofophiam Newtonianam . " And in this fenfe the Newtonian is the fame with the new philofophy , and ftands contradiftinguished to the Cartefian , the ...
... fenfe it is that s'Gravefande calls his Elements of Phyfics , " Intro- ductio ad Philofophiam Newtonianam . " And in this fenfe the Newtonian is the fame with the new philofophy , and ftands contradiftinguished to the Cartefian , the ...
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... fenfe . But it requires no fmall attention and skill to be well acquainted with the force and pro- priety of words ; which ought to be duly regarded , fince the perfpicuity of a difcourfe depends fo much upon it . Cæfar feems plainly to ...
... fenfe . But it requires no fmall attention and skill to be well acquainted with the force and pro- priety of words ; which ought to be duly regarded , fince the perfpicuity of a difcourfe depends fo much upon it . Cæfar feems plainly to ...
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... fenfe at all . I own , fays " he , that my interpreters were often saying to me , this He- " brew diction is literally fo , but then the fenfe will not be " clear , unless it be changed fo : to whom I , when I heard " all the different ...
... fenfe at all . I own , fays " he , that my interpreters were often saying to me , this He- " brew diction is literally fo , but then the fenfe will not be " clear , unless it be changed fo : to whom I , when I heard " all the different ...
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... fenfe . But it requires no fmall attention and kill to be well acquainted with the force and propriety of words ; which ought to be duly regarded , fince the perfpicuity of a difcourfe depends fo much upon it . Cæfar feems plainly to ...
... fenfe . But it requires no fmall attention and kill to be well acquainted with the force and propriety of words ; which ought to be duly regarded , fince the perfpicuity of a difcourfe depends fo much upon it . Cæfar feems plainly to ...
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... fenfe of fome part of that you know ( for , the Scripture , as that Author notest , is not so much the words , as the fenfe ) be mifta- tChill . p . 87 . ken by you , how can you fay , you believe all the Scriptures ? For , when you fay ...
... fenfe of fome part of that you know ( for , the Scripture , as that Author notest , is not so much the words , as the fenfe ) be mifta- tChill . p . 87 . ken by you , how can you fay , you believe all the Scriptures ? For , when you fay ...
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