The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, 56. kötetTobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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34. oldal
... period the number of bearing vines fhall be found to exceed their just proportion to the total num- ber , the produce at fuch period is to be confidered as above the mean , and a fubfequent decreafe may be with certainty predicted , and ...
... period the number of bearing vines fhall be found to exceed their just proportion to the total num- ber , the produce at fuch period is to be confidered as above the mean , and a fubfequent decreafe may be with certainty predicted , and ...
387. oldal
... period ; and the Alexandrian coins are till valued for the elegance of the workmanship . The poets , except perhaps Theocritus , did not equally fupport their former reputation . The arts , when tranfplanted to Afia , did not flourish ...
... period ; and the Alexandrian coins are till valued for the elegance of the workmanship . The poets , except perhaps Theocritus , did not equally fupport their former reputation . The arts , when tranfplanted to Afia , did not flourish ...
457. oldal
... period ; for their riches were forcibly carried away to adorn the capital of the world . Our author next purfues the Grecian art in Rome , and in Syracufe : what remained of it in Greece was carried on under Roman auspices , and adorned ...
... period ; for their riches were forcibly carried away to adorn the capital of the world . Our author next purfues the Grecian art in Rome , and in Syracufe : what remained of it in Greece was carried on under Roman auspices , and adorned ...
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