The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 21Philological Society of London, 1792 |
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... Same ] - Scripture Expreffions derived from Cuf- tom . [ From the Same ] 45 Anecdotes of Count Schaumbourg Lippe . [ From Zimmermann's " Treatise on Solitude " ] 46 - ibid . Account of Ships furnished by the Towns of England in 1346 ...
... Same ] - Scripture Expreffions derived from Cuf- tom . [ From the Same ] 45 Anecdotes of Count Schaumbourg Lippe . [ From Zimmermann's " Treatise on Solitude " ] 46 - ibid . Account of Ships furnished by the Towns of England in 1346 ...
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... SAME . ] ASAM , which lies to the north - east of journey above Ghergong , to which the • This account of Afàm was translated for the Society , but afterwards printed by the learned tranflator as an Appendix to his Aálemgirnámah . It is ...
... SAME . ] ASAM , which lies to the north - east of journey above Ghergong , to which the • This account of Afàm was translated for the Society , but afterwards printed by the learned tranflator as an Appendix to his Aálemgirnámah . It is ...
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... SAME . . ] Alde Manutius was fo wretchedly poor , that the expence. clofe approach I discovered that they were a tribe of British ladies , who were always fond of appearing in the retinue of the goddess , from whofe indulgent fmiles they ...
... SAME . . ] Alde Manutius was fo wretchedly poor , that the expence. clofe approach I discovered that they were a tribe of British ladies , who were always fond of appearing in the retinue of the goddess , from whofe indulgent fmiles they ...
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... SAME . ] In a book entitled , De Infortunio Litera- torum , may be found many other examples of the miferies of literary men . IT is remarkable that , of all men of letters who attach themfelves to any profeffion , none fo willingly ...
... SAME . ] In a book entitled , De Infortunio Litera- torum , may be found many other examples of the miferies of literary men . IT is remarkable that , of all men of letters who attach themfelves to any profeffion , none fo willingly ...
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I SCRIPTURE EXPRESSIONS DERIVED FROM CUSTOM . [ FROM THE SAME . ] T was an ancient ceremony of the Jews , which yet is religioudly obferved amongft them , to tear their clothes in mourning and afliction . Some Orientals ftil practite ...
I SCRIPTURE EXPRESSIONS DERIVED FROM CUSTOM . [ FROM THE SAME . ] T was an ancient ceremony of the Jews , which yet is religioudly obferved amongft them , to tear their clothes in mourning and afliction . Some Orientals ftil practite ...
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