Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 1. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 528
... seems even then to become of a whiter colour , and lefs ponderous , and acquire its agreeable fmell . The only ... seem conftantly to be larger and of a better quality ; and therefore the high price in proportion to the fize is not ...
... seems even then to become of a whiter colour , and lefs ponderous , and acquire its agreeable fmell . The only ... seem conftantly to be larger and of a better quality ; and therefore the high price in proportion to the fize is not ...
Page 750
... seems right to obferve , that the Structure of the heart being more compact than that of other mufcles , its fibres are not cafily feparated . ( B ) Anatomifts ufually call the upper part of this curvature aorta afcendens ; and the ...
... seems right to obferve , that the Structure of the heart being more compact than that of other mufcles , its fibres are not cafily feparated . ( B ) Anatomifts ufually call the upper part of this curvature aorta afcendens ; and the ...
Page 763
... seems intended to direct us to a proper choice of aliment , and is chiefly feated in the nofe , which is diftinguifhed into its external and internal parts . The fituation and figure of the former of thefe do not feem to require a ...
... seems intended to direct us to a proper choice of aliment , and is chiefly feated in the nofe , which is diftinguifhed into its external and internal parts . The fituation and figure of the former of thefe do not feem to require a ...
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