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... expression be supposed to be augmented by 1 , or unity , such augmentation will double the amount or value of it , with one over . Thus if n denote 3 , the expression is equal to 7 but if n signify 4 , it is equal to 15 , or 7 × 2 + 1 ...
... expression be supposed to be augmented by 1 , or unity , such augmentation will double the amount or value of it , with one over . Thus if n denote 3 , the expression is equal to 7 but if n signify 4 , it is equal to 15 , or 7 × 2 + 1 ...
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... expression differ- ent from the assertive may be obviously discerned . The sentence , " regas me quid tristis ego sim , " is no doubt properly rendered into English by the indicative , " why I am sad ,: " yet there would be no ...
... expression differ- ent from the assertive may be obviously discerned . The sentence , " regas me quid tristis ego sim , " is no doubt properly rendered into English by the indicative , " why I am sad ,: " yet there would be no ...
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... expression of the passions , but which is always subordinate to the beauty of the figure . There is no expression among the ancients so strong as to be injurious to the beauty . They generally followed not a natural , but an ideal ...
... expression of the passions , but which is always subordinate to the beauty of the figure . There is no expression among the ancients so strong as to be injurious to the beauty . They generally followed not a natural , but an ideal ...
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