The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... prove fatisfactory to the antiqua- ries and dilettanti , they are indebted for it to the neglect of other ob ... proved an advantage to my enquiries ; for the coffin or box of fycamore wood is almost entirely deprived of the paintings ...
... prove fatisfactory to the antiqua- ries and dilettanti , they are indebted for it to the neglect of other ob ... proved an advantage to my enquiries ; for the coffin or box of fycamore wood is almost entirely deprived of the paintings ...
Page 294
... prove ) , that a man may have three or four wives , and these wives have but one body among them , the argument on ... proved that this pofition is fallas cious and hath fhewn , by feveral ftriking inftances , that alter- ations have ...
... prove ) , that a man may have three or four wives , and these wives have but one body among them , the argument on ... proved that this pofition is fallas cious and hath fhewn , by feveral ftriking inftances , that alter- ations have ...
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... prove evidently , that the principle which is combined with metals during their calcination , and which augments their weight , is nothing more than the pureft portion of the air we breathe , which paffes , in this operation , from a ...
... prove evidently , that the principle which is combined with metals during their calcination , and which augments their weight , is nothing more than the pureft portion of the air we breathe , which paffes , in this operation , from a ...
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