The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 27Philological Society of London, 1795 |
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... himself , wrote almost wholly in Latin , have furpaffed Aim in the article of purity . In hoc argumento facilè omnibus palmam præripuit Buchananus . Duport , Præf . ad Græc . Pfalmorum Metaphrafin . Buchananus unus eft in totâ Europa ...
... himself , wrote almost wholly in Latin , have furpaffed Aim in the article of purity . In hoc argumento facilè omnibus palmam præripuit Buchananus . Duport , Præf . ad Græc . Pfalmorum Metaphrafin . Buchananus unus eft in totâ Europa ...
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... himself to be bribed by a fubject of the one to practife an artifice on thofe of the other , which no plea but that of being himself engaged in avow- ed hoftilities with the latter , could pof- fibly have juftified . And if it be thus ...
... himself to be bribed by a fubject of the one to practife an artifice on thofe of the other , which no plea but that of being himself engaged in avow- ed hoftilities with the latter , could pof- fibly have juftified . And if it be thus ...
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... himself to the study of the English laws , not as the generality of Students do , either from the appointment of parents-- or the mere motives of drawing pecuniary refources from the profeflion -- but from the more liberal principle of ...
... himself to the study of the English laws , not as the generality of Students do , either from the appointment of parents-- or the mere motives of drawing pecuniary refources from the profeflion -- but from the more liberal principle of ...
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