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Pagina 44
... sense of the original ; which is , most plainly , " an expense distinguished ( or eminent ) for its magnitude . " The two next sentences in the paragraph are thus rendered : But magnitude is not the same as to expence with all men ; for ...
... sense of the original ; which is , most plainly , " an expense distinguished ( or eminent ) for its magnitude . " The two next sentences in the paragraph are thus rendered : But magnitude is not the same as to expence with all men ; for ...
Pagina 282
... sense is obtained than by considering it as the relative who or which . Moor , the Glasgow Professor , in his very ... sense of namely , vide- licet , to wit , & c . for all genders , numbers , and cases , without any distinction , or ...
... sense is obtained than by considering it as the relative who or which . Moor , the Glasgow Professor , in his very ... sense of namely , vide- licet , to wit , & c . for all genders , numbers , and cases , without any distinction , or ...
Pagina 411
... sense ; where he makes mention of the Cabiri Prometheus , and his son Ætnæus , to whom was commited the sacred deposit of the Mysteries by Ceres . And Strabo uses it in the third sense , where he speaks of the Cabiri , as ministers in ...
... sense ; where he makes mention of the Cabiri Prometheus , and his son Ætnæus , to whom was commited the sacred deposit of the Mysteries by Ceres . And Strabo uses it in the third sense , where he speaks of the Cabiri , as ministers in ...
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