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... proper , or indirect and improper : and to difcriminate its nature and extent in each of the elegant arts , as well as in the different provinces of the fame , is a piece of the most refined philofophy . In feulpture and in painting the ...
... proper , or indirect and improper : and to difcriminate its nature and extent in each of the elegant arts , as well as in the different provinces of the fame , is a piece of the most refined philofophy . In feulpture and in painting the ...
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... proper to exprefs them under fome image of the properties that be- long to matter , which being eafily imagined , will render the mean- ing of these terms , Understanding and Will , more distinct , and even more familiar . " After fome ...
... proper to exprefs them under fome image of the properties that be- long to matter , which being eafily imagined , will render the mean- ing of these terms , Understanding and Will , more distinct , and even more familiar . " After fome ...
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... proper order : but a general English index is wanting ; and it had been well if the popular names had been given to the infects reprefented in the plates , as well as the generic appellations . Nevertheless , this is , on the whole , a ...
... proper order : but a general English index is wanting ; and it had been well if the popular names had been given to the infects reprefented in the plates , as well as the generic appellations . Nevertheless , this is , on the whole , a ...
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