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Pagina 382
... notice , he alleges , as an excuse for his haste in publishing , the anxiety which he feels for the advancement of medical science : but it ought never to be forgotten , by the young and the enthusiastic , that those have most benefited ...
... notice , he alleges , as an excuse for his haste in publishing , the anxiety which he feels for the advancement of medical science : but it ought never to be forgotten , by the young and the enthusiastic , that those have most benefited ...
Pagina 482
... notice are those which have been published connectedly since the year 1819 , and which embrace the history of the war down to 1806 : but , as the Napoleon Memoirs , and other extensive works , have al- ready given copious details of ...
... notice are those which have been published connectedly since the year 1819 , and which embrace the history of the war down to 1806 : but , as the Napoleon Memoirs , and other extensive works , have al- ready given copious details of ...
Pagina 509
... notice . His lost work De Analogiá is not mentioned . The reasons for suspecting that he translated from the Greek the tragedy of Edipus , preserved in Seneca's collection , if not weighty , deserved some notice ; and the various traces ...
... notice . His lost work De Analogiá is not mentioned . The reasons for suspecting that he translated from the Greek the tragedy of Edipus , preserved in Seneca's collection , if not weighty , deserved some notice ; and the various traces ...
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