The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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Page 67
... whole of thefe oracles are given by Stanley , according to the more efteemed edition of Patricius , with the notes of Pletho and Pfellus , and to his page I must refer the reader for the extracts that follow . " P. 630 . Mr. M. goes ...
... whole of thefe oracles are given by Stanley , according to the more efteemed edition of Patricius , with the notes of Pletho and Pfellus , and to his page I must refer the reader for the extracts that follow . " P. 630 . Mr. M. goes ...
Page 115
... whole of Na- ture may be fuppofed to confift of two effences or fubstances ; one of which may be termed spirit , and the other matter . The former of thefe poffeffes the power to communicate or produce motion , and the latter to receive ...
... whole of Na- ture may be fuppofed to confift of two effences or fubstances ; one of which may be termed spirit , and the other matter . The former of thefe poffeffes the power to communicate or produce motion , and the latter to receive ...
Page 497
... whole generations were fwept away at one moment ; and the tribunal exhibited many a fa- mily - piece , which has almoft broken the heart of humanity . Male- fherbes , the counfel of Louis XVI . was condemned to die , at eighty years of ...
... whole generations were fwept away at one moment ; and the tribunal exhibited many a fa- mily - piece , which has almoft broken the heart of humanity . Male- fherbes , the counfel of Louis XVI . was condemned to die , at eighty years of ...
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