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Pagina 353
... object of ado- ration . Thus also it happened with the Chinese . The sublime conceptions of their great philosopher , too refined indeed for untu- tored human nature , they could not comprehend They required some visible object on which ...
... object of ado- ration . Thus also it happened with the Chinese . The sublime conceptions of their great philosopher , too refined indeed for untu- tored human nature , they could not comprehend They required some visible object on which ...
Pagina 383
... objects . After some experience , his own sagacity may suggest some more convenient form for such rules : at least ... objects may be disposed to the picture : it also contains the rudiments of practice for lines , parallel and ...
... objects . After some experience , his own sagacity may suggest some more convenient form for such rules : at least ... objects may be disposed to the picture : it also contains the rudiments of practice for lines , parallel and ...
Pagina 448
... object of plagiarism , and been almost cervilely copied in a recent at- tempt of the same nature . When the whole was examined , we saw in no part medi- cine pourtrayed as a science . Principles were no - where incul- cated ; facts and ...
... object of plagiarism , and been almost cervilely copied in a recent at- tempt of the same nature . When the whole was examined , we saw in no part medi- cine pourtrayed as a science . Principles were no - where incul- cated ; facts and ...
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