Encyclop¿dia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 11. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... present by the name of la Cottolica . According to the Greek canons , the en- trance of monaftic churches was reciprocally forbidden to each fex , and the cathedrals were the only places of worship where a daily facrifice was offered up ...
... present by the name of la Cottolica . According to the Greek canons , the en- trance of monaftic churches was reciprocally forbidden to each fex , and the cathedrals were the only places of worship where a daily facrifice was offered up ...
Page 480
... present case be of that nature : perhaps it is ; yet who could wish a single word of Metaphor . For thee I've plung'd into this fea of fin ; Stemming the tide with only one weak hand , While t'other bore the crown ( to wreathe thy brow ) ...
... present case be of that nature : perhaps it is ; yet who could wish a single word of Metaphor . For thee I've plung'd into this fea of fin ; Stemming the tide with only one weak hand , While t'other bore the crown ( to wreathe thy brow ) ...
Page 499
... present to his intellect which were pre- of the philofopher . fent to it at the former contemplation . The fecond energy of memory or imagination , or whatever it may be called , is not indeed identically the fame with the firft ; nor ...
... present to his intellect which were pre- of the philofopher . fent to it at the former contemplation . The fecond energy of memory or imagination , or whatever it may be called , is not indeed identically the fame with the firft ; nor ...
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