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... itself no doubt a hindrance to the pro- grefs of letters among the Grecian people . It feems not questionable that on the first introduction of letters into Greece the oriental man- ner of arranging them obtained , from the right toward ...
... itself no doubt a hindrance to the pro- grefs of letters among the Grecian people . It feems not questionable that on the first introduction of letters into Greece the oriental man- ner of arranging them obtained , from the right toward ...
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... itself , and not by its Author ; for the question is not fo much , who hath written it , as what is written . It is its intrinfic worth that can alone enfure its prefervation : for curiofity , excited by relative and adventitious ...
... itself , and not by its Author ; for the question is not fo much , who hath written it , as what is written . It is its intrinfic worth that can alone enfure its prefervation : for curiofity , excited by relative and adventitious ...
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... itself . Three tables of other experiments are added , coincident with the computed times to a fufficient degree of exactnefs , confider- ing the extreme nicety requifite to be used in making them , and that unavoidable errors ( however ...
... itself . Three tables of other experiments are added , coincident with the computed times to a fufficient degree of exactnefs , confider- ing the extreme nicety requifite to be used in making them , and that unavoidable errors ( however ...
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