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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... proper words and tropes . Thofe are called proper words , which are expreffed in their proper and ufual fenfe . And tropes are fuch words as are applied to fome other thing than what they properly denote , by reafon of fome fimilitude ...
... proper words and tropes . Thofe are called proper words , which are expreffed in their proper and ufual fenfe . And tropes are fuch words as are applied to fome other thing than what they properly denote , by reafon of fome fimilitude ...
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... proper fenfe , and to fignify the books of Cicero ; which is a metonymy , the author being put for his works ; and therefore fuch expreffions need not be deemed elliptical . Again , if any one speaking of a fubtle and crafty man ...
... proper fenfe , and to fignify the books of Cicero ; which is a metonymy , the author being put for his works ; and therefore fuch expreffions need not be deemed elliptical . Again , if any one speaking of a fubtle and crafty man ...
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... proper connection likewife of fentences , with a regular order in the dependence of things one upon another , very much contribute to this end . With regard to the collifion of fyllables in dif- ferent words , for preventing either an ...
... proper connection likewife of fentences , with a regular order in the dependence of things one upon another , very much contribute to this end . With regard to the collifion of fyllables in dif- ferent words , for preventing either an ...
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