The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 98
... learned the bi- fhop of Carlile ( then dean of Exeter ) communicated to the fociety a vindication of the authenticity of a parchment roll ; which belonged formerly to the abbey of Hales Owen , and contains the great charter and charter ...
... learned the bi- fhop of Carlile ( then dean of Exeter ) communicated to the fociety a vindication of the authenticity of a parchment roll ; which belonged formerly to the abbey of Hales Owen , and contains the great charter and charter ...
Page 183
... learned them from Damaratus the Corinthian ; the Aborigines from Evander the Arcadian ; and that the forms of the Latin let- ters were the fame as thofe of the moft ancient Greek cha- ' racters + . It is very evident that the Latin ...
... learned them from Damaratus the Corinthian ; the Aborigines from Evander the Arcadian ; and that the forms of the Latin let- ters were the fame as thofe of the moft ancient Greek cha- ' racters + . It is very evident that the Latin ...
Page 372
... learned Ara- bians ; the taking of Conftantinople by the Turks , in 1453 , which obliged many learned Greeks to fly for protection into Italy and Germany ; the establishment of many public libra- ries ; and , above all , the invention ...
... learned Ara- bians ; the taking of Conftantinople by the Turks , in 1453 , which obliged many learned Greeks to fly for protection into Italy and Germany ; the establishment of many public libra- ries ; and , above all , the invention ...
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