The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1J.A. James, 1841 |
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... learned translator died after having completed only the first volume the rest of the work was executed by a very inferior hand . The notes of Wenck are extremely valuable ; many of them have been adopted by M. Guizot ; they are ...
... learned translator died after having completed only the first volume the rest of the work was executed by a very inferior hand . The notes of Wenck are extremely valuable ; many of them have been adopted by M. Guizot ; they are ...
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... learned in English of the Arabs and Persians , the Tartars and Turks ; and the same ardour urged me to guess at the French of d'Herbelot , and to construe the barbarous Latin of Pocock's Abulfaragius . Such vague and multifarious ...
... learned in English of the Arabs and Persians , the Tartars and Turks ; and the same ardour urged me to guess at the French of d'Herbelot , and to construe the barbarous Latin of Pocock's Abulfaragius . Such vague and multifarious ...
Side 9
... learned in the topics of controversy , and I have some of his ( M. Pavilliard's ) letters , in which he celebrates the dexterity of his attack , and my gradual concessions , after a firm and well - managed defence . I was willing , and ...
... learned in the topics of controversy , and I have some of his ( M. Pavilliard's ) letters , in which he celebrates the dexterity of his attack , and my gradual concessions , after a firm and well - managed defence . I was willing , and ...
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... learned Muratori ; and diligently compared them with the parallel or transverse lines of Sigonius and Maffei , Baronius , and Pagi , till I almost grasped the ruins of Rome in the fourteenth century , without suspecting that this final ...
... learned Muratori ; and diligently compared them with the parallel or transverse lines of Sigonius and Maffei , Baronius , and Pagi , till I almost grasped the ruins of Rome in the fourteenth century , without suspecting that this final ...
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... learned contemporaries of the same opinions , supply a probable reason for attributing to such instruments either the implantation or establishment of his baneful prejudices . In every attack upon the object of his malignity , whether ...
... learned contemporaries of the same opinions , supply a probable reason for attributing to such instruments either the implantation or establishment of his baneful prejudices . In every attack upon the object of his malignity , whether ...
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