Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or a Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and Miscellaneous Litterature, 5. köide,1. number1810 - 400 pages |
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... , who was very fuccefsful against the Moors , under Ferdi- nand II . king of Caftile ; but whose name would hard- ly have been remembered , if Corneille had not made his Cilicia . Cidaris his paffion for Chimene the fubject of CIC [ CIC 7 ]
... , who was very fuccefsful against the Moors , under Ferdi- nand II . king of Caftile ; but whose name would hard- ly have been remembered , if Corneille had not made his Cilicia . Cidaris his paffion for Chimene the fubject of CIC [ CIC 7 ]
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... whose antennæ are fetaceous , valry of the Cimbri were no more then 15,000 , but and as long as the body . 10. Thofe which have their foot feemed innumerable ; for , being drawn up their thighs armed with fpines . 11. Those whose bo- in ...
... whose antennæ are fetaceous , valry of the Cimbri were no more then 15,000 , but and as long as the body . 10. Thofe which have their foot feemed innumerable ; for , being drawn up their thighs armed with fpines . 11. Those whose bo- in ...
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... whose tube is nar- rower and its tone acuter and fhriller than that of the common trumpet . It is faid that the clarion , now used among the Moors and Portuguese , who borrowed it from the Moors , ferved anciently for a treble to fe ...
... whose tube is nar- rower and its tone acuter and fhriller than that of the common trumpet . It is faid that the clarion , now used among the Moors and Portuguese , who borrowed it from the Moors , ferved anciently for a treble to fe ...
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... whose business is to file all bail - pieces taken in that court , where he always attends . IV . Laftly , We are to inquire what the confequen- ces are to the party , of allowing him this benefit of clergy . We speak not of the branding ...
... whose business is to file all bail - pieces taken in that court , where he always attends . IV . Laftly , We are to inquire what the confequen- ces are to the party , of allowing him this benefit of clergy . We speak not of the branding ...
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... whose business is to receive all money due to the king for the feals of charters , letters patent , commif- fions , and writs ; alfo the fees due to the officers for enrolling and examining them . CLERK - Comptroller of the King's ...
... whose business is to receive all money due to the king for the feals of charters , letters patent , commif- fions , and writs ; alfo the fees due to the officers for enrolling and examining them . CLERK - Comptroller of the King's ...
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