The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 169
... supposed to be the fole author and origin , the real motives have generally been perfonal or political ; and the go- CRIT . REV . VOL . XXVIII . Feb. 1800 . N fpel only the pretext to disguise the views of intereft Barrow's Sermons . 169.
... supposed to be the fole author and origin , the real motives have generally been perfonal or political ; and the go- CRIT . REV . VOL . XXVIII . Feb. 1800 . N fpel only the pretext to disguise the views of intereft Barrow's Sermons . 169.
Page 290
... supposed to represent the twelve apostles of the primitive , and as many future apoftles of the renovated church . The opening of the feals is well ex- plained by the events in the Roman empire ; and , in general , good reafons are ...
... supposed to represent the twelve apostles of the primitive , and as many future apoftles of the renovated church . The opening of the feals is well ex- plained by the events in the Roman empire ; and , in general , good reafons are ...
Page 384
... supposed author of the Puránas . No. I. Confifts of four diftin & t parts , which are to be read se- parately . In the first part , either Vidura or Vyása informs Yudish- tira of the hoftile intentions of Duryodhen . " From what I have ...
... supposed author of the Puránas . No. I. Confifts of four diftin & t parts , which are to be read se- parately . In the first part , either Vidura or Vyása informs Yudish- tira of the hoftile intentions of Duryodhen . " From what I have ...
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