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... whole quartos and folios , not for a single article in a handbook like ours ; but it may be possible within the compass of a few of these pages to indicate the chief points of interest in the subject to the casual reader , and per- haps ...
... whole quartos and folios , not for a single article in a handbook like ours ; but it may be possible within the compass of a few of these pages to indicate the chief points of interest in the subject to the casual reader , and per- haps ...
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... whole body of the hastati collec- tively . ' Then comes , ' II . Meton . ( pars pro toto ) , a spear , javelin . ' So that the whole body or force of the hastati collectively , ' is a part of a spear or javelin . ' !! Lusciosus der in ...
... whole body of the hastati collec- tively . ' Then comes , ' II . Meton . ( pars pro toto ) , a spear , javelin . ' So that the whole body or force of the hastati collectively , ' is a part of a spear or javelin . ' !! Lusciosus der in ...
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... whole , rather than arrive more slowly at the whole through the detached examina- tion of details . Thus his observation was searching and careful ; but it was directed to essentials than minutiæ . He took great pleasure in philological ...
... whole , rather than arrive more slowly at the whole through the detached examina- tion of details . Thus his observation was searching and careful ; but it was directed to essentials than minutiæ . He took great pleasure in philological ...
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