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 582
... arms . Magazines of arms were collected , and money was provided for the payment of troops . The governors in vain attempted to put a stop to thefe pro- ceedings by proclamations ; the fatal period was now arrived ; and the more the ...
... arms . Magazines of arms were collected , and money was provided for the payment of troops . The governors in vain attempted to put a stop to thefe pro- ceedings by proclamations ; the fatal period was now arrived ; and the more the ...
Page 772
... arms are to be feven feet long , meafuring them according to their curvity . As to the degree of curvity given the arms , there is no rule for it ; the workmen are here left to their own discretion . The latter writer obferves , that ...
... arms are to be feven feet long , meafuring them according to their curvity . As to the degree of curvity given the arms , there is no rule for it ; the workmen are here left to their own discretion . The latter writer obferves , that ...
Page 798
... arms , and buried the image in a place he knew would foon be dug up , keeping the arm by him . It was accordingly found , and fold to Cardinal St Gre- gory for an antique ; until Michael , to their confufion and his own credit ...
... arms , and buried the image in a place he knew would foon be dug up , keeping the arm by him . It was accordingly found , and fold to Cardinal St Gre- gory for an antique ; until Michael , to their confufion and his own credit ...
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