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... readers , by laying before them a fummary of his criticisms on the present ftate of the text in the treatise un- der our confideration . We have been induced , from reverence to Ariftotle's invaluable work , and from respect to Mr. Twin ...
... readers , by laying before them a fummary of his criticisms on the present ftate of the text in the treatise un- der our confideration . We have been induced , from reverence to Ariftotle's invaluable work , and from respect to Mr. Twin ...
Pagina 253
... reading is sin δ ' αν Οι τουλο . We cannot difmifs Mr.Twining's book without obferving that his readers will feldom have to object to him - that he evades difficulties because he cannot explain them . We should not do him justice , if ...
... reading is sin δ ' αν Οι τουλο . We cannot difmifs Mr.Twining's book without obferving that his readers will feldom have to object to him - that he evades difficulties because he cannot explain them . We should not do him justice , if ...
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... readers to be poffeffed of it , and the intereft of the information which it contains , must be confiderably dimi- nifhed previously to their perufal of Mr. Heron's tranflation . We first announced this work in our xlviii . vol . p ...
... readers to be poffeffed of it , and the intereft of the information which it contains , must be confiderably dimi- nifhed previously to their perufal of Mr. Heron's tranflation . We first announced this work in our xlviii . vol . p ...
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