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Page 80
... fight into fuch a multitude of rays , fo pressed together that the whole will appear but a confufion . Among all the figures of architecture , there are none that have a greater air than the concave and the convex , and we find in all ...
... fight into fuch a multitude of rays , fo pressed together that the whole will appear but a confufion . Among all the figures of architecture , there are none that have a greater air than the concave and the convex , and we find in all ...
Page 298
... fight is the obliging benefactress that bestows on us the most tranfporting fenfations that we have from the various ⚫ and wonderful products of Nature . To the fight we ⚫ owe the amazing difcoveries of the height , magni- tude , and ...
... fight is the obliging benefactress that bestows on us the most tranfporting fenfations that we have from the various ⚫ and wonderful products of Nature . To the fight we ⚫ owe the amazing difcoveries of the height , magni- tude , and ...
Page 299
... fight has not only re- duced those wilder founds into artful order and har- mony , but conveys that harmony to the most diftant parts of the world without the help of found . To the fight we owe not only all the difcoveries of phi ...
... fight has not only re- duced those wilder founds into artful order and har- mony , but conveys that harmony to the most diftant parts of the world without the help of found . To the fight we owe not only all the difcoveries of phi ...
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