The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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... language in order to be acquainted with etymology . A know- ledge of the Greek language mult , upon these principles , be e- qually indifpenfable , fince almoft all our terms of fcience are bor- rowed from it . Among modern languages ...
... language in order to be acquainted with etymology . A know- ledge of the Greek language mult , upon these principles , be e- qually indifpenfable , fince almoft all our terms of fcience are bor- rowed from it . Among modern languages ...
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... language , that great and durable monument of human thought . ' p . 521. Note XVI . The main purpose of the paflage is evidently to exprefs , in the author's own words , this great rule of philofophical inquiry . It is only incidentally ...
... language , that great and durable monument of human thought . ' p . 521. Note XVI . The main purpose of the paflage is evidently to exprefs , in the author's own words , this great rule of philofophical inquiry . It is only incidentally ...
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... language has its own idiom - its own clafs of words appropriate to poctry -- its own- artifices of phrafe and rythmical ftructure , in which , great part of what is ftrictly called Ayle , both in profe and poetry , confiits . All this ...
... language has its own idiom - its own clafs of words appropriate to poctry -- its own- artifices of phrafe and rythmical ftructure , in which , great part of what is ftrictly called Ayle , both in profe and poetry , confiits . All this ...
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Medical Reports on the Effects of Water Cold | 42 |
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