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Pagina 112
... Figure of the Fish that is her Name - fake . Mr. Bell has ⚫ likewise distinguished himself by a Device of the fame Nature : And here , Sir , I must beg leave to obferve to you , that this particular Figure of a Bell has given Oc ...
... Figure of the Fish that is her Name - fake . Mr. Bell has ⚫ likewise distinguished himself by a Device of the fame Nature : And here , Sir , I must beg leave to obferve to you , that this particular Figure of a Bell has given Oc ...
Pagina 226
... Figure of an Egg , a Pair of Wings , an Ax , a Shepherd's Pipe and an Altar . AS for the firft , it is a little oval Poem , and may not improperly be called a Scholar's Egg . I would endeavour to hatch it , or , in more intelligible ...
... Figure of an Egg , a Pair of Wings , an Ax , a Shepherd's Pipe and an Altar . AS for the firft , it is a little oval Poem , and may not improperly be called a Scholar's Egg . I would endeavour to hatch it , or , in more intelligible ...
Pagina 230
... Figure of an Elephant upon the Reverse of the Publick Money : the Word Cæfar fignifying an Elephant in the Punick Language . This was artificially contrived by Cafar , because it was not lawful for a private Man to ftamp his own Figure ...
... Figure of an Elephant upon the Reverse of the Publick Money : the Word Cæfar fignifying an Elephant in the Punick Language . This was artificially contrived by Cafar , because it was not lawful for a private Man to ftamp his own Figure ...
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