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... appears to have given an improved verfion . The chief differ- ences relate to the quantum of this improvement , and to the liberties which he has taken with chronology . Thus much must be acknowleged , that , in whatever degree his ...
... appears to have given an improved verfion . The chief differ- ences relate to the quantum of this improvement , and to the liberties which he has taken with chronology . Thus much must be acknowleged , that , in whatever degree his ...
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... appears to us , ) than M. Hermb- ftaedt had done in the progrefs of this difpute . The dark ap- pearance affumed by this calx or oxyde , when heated , is occa- fioned by lofs of oxygene , and not by difference of tempera- ture ; for M ...
... appears to us , ) than M. Hermb- ftaedt had done in the progrefs of this difpute . The dark ap- pearance affumed by this calx or oxyde , when heated , is occa- fioned by lofs of oxygene , and not by difference of tempera- ture ; for M ...
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... appear infipid to us ? Rabener feems to have been intimately acquainted with the writings of Swift , Pope , and Arbuthnot ; to us he appears very frequently to have imitated them ; and , in fome particular places , to have tranflated ...
... appear infipid to us ? Rabener feems to have been intimately acquainted with the writings of Swift , Pope , and Arbuthnot ; to us he appears very frequently to have imitated them ; and , in fome particular places , to have tranflated ...
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