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Pagina 189
From the wisdom of the learned , he doubtless hoped to derive in struction ; but
was not less eager to catch amusement from their folly . While he listened to the
contentious disputants , Diodorus of lassus , and Stilpo of Megara , the former
was ...
From the wisdom of the learned , he doubtless hoped to derive in struction ; but
was not less eager to catch amusement from their folly . While he listened to the
contentious disputants , Diodorus of lassus , and Stilpo of Megara , the former
was ...
Pagina 253
As to the aid which a learned education lends to science , we cannot agree with
Dr . Gregory that an acquaintance with the classics is unnecessary for any
clergyman , any lawyer , or any physician . Although the whole body of divinity ,
law ...
As to the aid which a learned education lends to science , we cannot agree with
Dr . Gregory that an acquaintance with the classics is unnecessary for any
clergyman , any lawyer , or any physician . Although the whole body of divinity ,
law ...
Pagina 378
The learned have found the subject of Greek music to be involved in the thickest
darkness ; and the scanty notation which has been preserved cannot be
decyphered by the most studious and skilful musicians : — they see notes , but
they ...
The learned have found the subject of Greek music to be involved in the thickest
darkness ; and the scanty notation which has been preserved cannot be
decyphered by the most studious and skilful musicians : — they see notes , but
they ...
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Duppes Life of Michel Angelo Grandmottets French Grammar | 23 |
Ancillons Literary and Pbílusophical | 35 |
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