The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 27
... fpeak a little more particularly , if the doing this in the lunar theory be too much to be hoped for , two at leaft of the prefent Memoirs owe their birth to the theory of the proceffion and nutation , it is therefore hoped , at least ...
... fpeak a little more particularly , if the doing this in the lunar theory be too much to be hoped for , two at leaft of the prefent Memoirs owe their birth to the theory of the proceffion and nutation , it is therefore hoped , at least ...
Page 397
... fpeak with little ceremony of fome of his German malters . 194The ftern and untoward bigotry of Mr. Thomas Reader is admi- rably contrafted by thofe gentle and engaging principles which truggle through all the darkness of good Mr ...
... fpeak with little ceremony of fome of his German malters . 194The ftern and untoward bigotry of Mr. Thomas Reader is admi- rably contrafted by thofe gentle and engaging principles which truggle through all the darkness of good Mr ...
Page 535
... fpeak for himself . Hercules was worshipped in Egypt and Phenicia : the globe muft , therefore , be placed according to the latitude of these climates . As the Phenician Hercules is the most famous , it will be proper to chufe this ...
... fpeak for himself . Hercules was worshipped in Egypt and Phenicia : the globe muft , therefore , be placed according to the latitude of these climates . As the Phenician Hercules is the most famous , it will be proper to chufe this ...
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