Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 第 13 卷,第 2 篇Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... learned at Conftantinople . By fome , how- ever , it has been carried as far back as Charlemagne , and by others as far as Pepin . Bellarmine fays that the organ began to be used in the fervice of the church about the year 660 , as ...
... learned at Conftantinople . By fome , how- ever , it has been carried as far back as Charlemagne , and by others as far as Pepin . Bellarmine fays that the organ began to be used in the fervice of the church about the year 660 , as ...
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... learned Gregory , that they were not ufed in churches in his time . Mr Wharton has alfo observed that Marinus Sanutus ( who flourished A. D. 1290 ) first introduced wind - organs into churches ; from this circumstance he derived the ...
... learned Gregory , that they were not ufed in churches in his time . Mr Wharton has alfo observed that Marinus Sanutus ( who flourished A. D. 1290 ) first introduced wind - organs into churches ; from this circumstance he derived the ...
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... learned treatise has been tranflated into French by Elias Bouhereau , a proteflant minifter , born at Rochelle . 2. A great number of Homilies , with Commentaries on the Holy Scriptures . 3. Philocalia , and feveral other treatifes . 4 ...
... learned treatise has been tranflated into French by Elias Bouhereau , a proteflant minifter , born at Rochelle . 2. A great number of Homilies , with Commentaries on the Holy Scriptures . 3. Philocalia , and feveral other treatifes . 4 ...
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