The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 76, Part 2; Volume 100F. Jefferies, 1806 - Early English newspapers The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Page 603
... himself caufe to be honoured . He was brought up in the ftudy of liberal arts at Cambridge , where he attained that measure of knowledge which was fufficient both for ornament and use ; but ran not into intemperate excefs , either for ...
... himself caufe to be honoured . He was brought up in the ftudy of liberal arts at Cambridge , where he attained that measure of knowledge which was fufficient both for ornament and use ; but ran not into intemperate excefs , either for ...
Page 710
... himself un- ufually , of ufing obfolete words with- out neceffity , and of coining new , in allowing himself liberties again the rules of fpeech , his latris columbari , and the like , betray , as Seneca fays , the fop , who went in the ...
... himself un- ufually , of ufing obfolete words with- out neceffity , and of coining new , in allowing himself liberties again the rules of fpeech , his latris columbari , and the like , betray , as Seneca fays , the fop , who went in the ...
Page 914
... himself to things , the diftinctive character of a Stoic ; for , that he alludes to them in the two firft veries , though he does not expreffly name them , cannot be doubted . Of the proper fyftem of Ariftippus we know but very little ...
... himself to things , the diftinctive character of a Stoic ; for , that he alludes to them in the two firft veries , though he does not expreffly name them , cannot be doubted . Of the proper fyftem of Ariftippus we know but very little ...
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