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... seems unnecessary in Dr. King ; who has elsewhere fairly and openly avowed that the cause of the Stuarts had before this time become desperate ; and who seems to have considered that the adherents to that cause had been absolved from ...
... seems unnecessary in Dr. King ; who has elsewhere fairly and openly avowed that the cause of the Stuarts had before this time become desperate ; and who seems to have considered that the adherents to that cause had been absolved from ...
Pagina 460
... seems to be classically correct : but we have some doubts whether the Romans did not often confine it to the modern acceptation in which the word idyls is usually taken ; for we may observe that Virgil introduces à poem strictly ...
... seems to be classically correct : but we have some doubts whether the Romans did not often confine it to the modern acceptation in which the word idyls is usually taken ; for we may observe that Virgil introduces à poem strictly ...
Pagina 463
... seems to him the repetition of a model well known to him . Axe , Tñgs , Hάso ; accipe , serva , posside ; are , according to M. Visconti , the words of the legend . Remarks on a Greek Inscription discovered near Athens . →→→ This ...
... seems to him the repetition of a model well known to him . Axe , Tñgs , Hάso ; accipe , serva , posside ; are , according to M. Visconti , the words of the legend . Remarks on a Greek Inscription discovered near Athens . →→→ This ...
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