The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 第 7 卷A. Constable, 1805 |
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... says , that all other mythologic hiftories ( page 211. ) degrade our nature . Is the hiftory of the Jews , then , a mythologic hiftory ? The author has frequently recommended , that felections should be made for the young Princefs from ...
... says , that all other mythologic hiftories ( page 211. ) degrade our nature . Is the hiftory of the Jews , then , a mythologic hiftory ? The author has frequently recommended , that felections should be made for the young Princefs from ...
第 245 頁
... says the act , feldom happens ' ) , no perfon fhall be liable to fine ; lut if any man , of wantonness , or only of bloody- mindedness , or cruel intention , wilfully kill a negro or other flave , ' he shall pay 151. currency ( 111. 48 ...
... says the act , feldom happens ' ) , no perfon fhall be liable to fine ; lut if any man , of wantonness , or only of bloody- mindedness , or cruel intention , wilfully kill a negro or other flave , ' he shall pay 151. currency ( 111. 48 ...
第 485 頁
... says : Whoever admits the account of the former ( Lucian ) , that Ptolemy transferred to Egypt the body of Alexan- der , there to infhrine him as one of its gods , can have no doubt but the facrifices and games , mentioned by the latter ...
... says : Whoever admits the account of the former ( Lucian ) , that Ptolemy transferred to Egypt the body of Alexan- der , there to infhrine him as one of its gods , can have no doubt but the facrifices and games , mentioned by the latter ...
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hibiting Sketches of Society and Manners and | 29 |
Medical Reports on the Effects of Water Cold | 42 |
An Experimental Inquiry into the Nature and Propa | 63 |
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