Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 406
... person , and a conteft with Philip quickly enfued . Boniface began with forbidding the clergy to grant the king any fubfidies without firft obtaining the confent of the Holy See , under the pain of excommunication . Philip revenged ...
... person , and a conteft with Philip quickly enfued . Boniface began with forbidding the clergy to grant the king any fubfidies without firft obtaining the confent of the Holy See , under the pain of excommunication . Philip revenged ...
Page 538
... person who started and killed it , though guilty of a trefpass against both the owners . See the article Game - LAWS . GAME - Cock , a fighting cock , or one kept for sport ; a barbarous practice , which is a difgrace to any civi- lized ...
... person who started and killed it , though guilty of a trefpass against both the owners . See the article Game - LAWS . GAME - Cock , a fighting cock , or one kept for sport ; a barbarous practice , which is a difgrace to any civi- lized ...
Page 662
... person might have what belonged to him , was called geo . metry , or the art of meafuring land ; and it is pro- bable that the draughts and schemes , which they were annually compelled to make , helped them to discover many excellent ...
... person might have what belonged to him , was called geo . metry , or the art of meafuring land ; and it is pro- bable that the draughts and schemes , which they were annually compelled to make , helped them to discover many excellent ...
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