Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... poffible , be found out ; as suppose to be perfect , or perfectly accomplished . Applied to a bullock in full vigour , ( Exek . x . 14. ) as that among the herds , is the moft perfect in ftrength and usefulness.— To the Prince of Tyre ...
... poffible , be found out ; as suppose to be perfect , or perfectly accomplished . Applied to a bullock in full vigour , ( Exek . x . 14. ) as that among the herds , is the moft perfect in ftrength and usefulness.— To the Prince of Tyre ...
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... poffible , for want of this knowlege , to judge with any tolerable exactnefs of their rectitude . We would not have Dr. Brown entertain any opinion , that our mention of this , or of fome other evident mistakes , was made with a view of ...
... poffible , for want of this knowlege , to judge with any tolerable exactnefs of their rectitude . We would not have Dr. Brown entertain any opinion , that our mention of this , or of fome other evident mistakes , was made with a view of ...
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... poffible . Under our circumftances , of being much in arrear for many publications , brevity , so far as it can be made compatible with due information , is the one thing , at prefent , particularly needful for us to study . This ...
... poffible . Under our circumftances , of being much in arrear for many publications , brevity , so far as it can be made compatible with due information , is the one thing , at prefent , particularly needful for us to study . This ...
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... poffible means of reviving it of himself , having no command over any thing connected with it ; and confe- quently could not retrieve the idea to which it was united . And hence it appears , that his imagination would not be as yet in ...
... poffible means of reviving it of himself , having no command over any thing connected with it ; and confe- quently could not retrieve the idea to which it was united . And hence it appears , that his imagination would not be as yet in ...
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... poffible this Gentleman may not allow that Cicero , and Pliny the younger , fhould be ftiled poets , but he will not re- fuse that title to Ovid , and to Silius Italicus ; and yet Seneca tells us , that the former pleaded caufes with ...
... poffible this Gentleman may not allow that Cicero , and Pliny the younger , fhould be ftiled poets , but he will not re- fuse that title to Ovid , and to Silius Italicus ; and yet Seneca tells us , that the former pleaded caufes with ...
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