The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... learned profeffior , fhould , after an accurate grammatical knowlege of their native tongue , be taught the Hebrew , then the Arabic , the Samaritan , the Chaldee , the Syriac , the Greek , and then the Latin ; and afterwards , the ...
... learned profeffior , fhould , after an accurate grammatical knowlege of their native tongue , be taught the Hebrew , then the Arabic , the Samaritan , the Chaldee , the Syriac , the Greek , and then the Latin ; and afterwards , the ...
Page 193
... learned men , takes the Hebrew word Sem in the fenfe of the Greek word onua , fema , which probably was derived from it , and under- ftands by it a fign , a monument , a land - mark . This inter- pretation renders the fenfe clear and ...
... learned men , takes the Hebrew word Sem in the fenfe of the Greek word onua , fema , which probably was derived from it , and under- ftands by it a fign , a monument , a land - mark . This inter- pretation renders the fenfe clear and ...
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... learned women of his age , who were to be fure very abfurd , but at least they knew fomething . Inftead of which , ours , at this time , pretend to great knowledge , when they labour under the most profound ignorance . By this difcourfe ...
... learned women of his age , who were to be fure very abfurd , but at least they knew fomething . Inftead of which , ours , at this time , pretend to great knowledge , when they labour under the most profound ignorance . By this difcourfe ...
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