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... agreeable in any refpect . third is , That the misfortunes of a wicked perfon ought not to be reprefented . Such representation may be agreeable in fome measure upon a principle of justice : but it will not move our pity ; or any degree ...
... agreeable in any refpect . third is , That the misfortunes of a wicked perfon ought not to be reprefented . Such representation may be agreeable in fome measure upon a principle of justice : but it will not move our pity ; or any degree ...
331. oldal
... agreeable in numbers , have we any reason to conclude that it muft alfo be agreeable in quantity ? At this rate , a geometrical proportion and many others , ought also to be agreeable in both . A certain proportion may coincide in both ...
... agreeable in numbers , have we any reason to conclude that it muft alfo be agreeable in quantity ? At this rate , a geometrical proportion and many others , ought also to be agreeable in both . A certain proportion may coincide in both ...
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... agreeable i . 255. Motion and force , ch . 5 . i . 309. & c . What motions are the most agreeable i . i . 310. Regular motion i . 311. accelerated motion 311. upward motion i . 311. undulating motion i . 311. Motion of fluids i . 311. A ...
... agreeable i . 255. Motion and force , ch . 5 . i . 309. & c . What motions are the most agreeable i . i . 310. Regular motion i . 311. accelerated motion 311. upward motion i . 311. undulating motion i . 311. Motion of fluids i . 311. A ...
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