Dissertations moral and critical (1783)G. Olms, 1974 - 677 стор. |
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... Latin and English , participles , often take the fignification of nouns , and confequently lose that of time : as * bo peirazón , the tempter , ho kektémenos + , the master , or proprietor . 2. In Latin , the future participle of the ...
... Latin and English , participles , often take the fignification of nouns , and confequently lose that of time : as * bo peirazón , the tempter , ho kektémenos + , the master , or proprietor . 2. In Latin , the future participle of the ...
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James Beattie Bernhard Fabian. and Latin better , as I fuppofe , than any modern can pretend to do , and who alfo appears to have been a proficient in philosophy , declares , that the Latin tongue has no need of articles ; and Scaliger ...
James Beattie Bernhard Fabian. and Latin better , as I fuppofe , than any modern can pretend to do , and who alfo appears to have been a proficient in philosophy , declares , that the Latin tongue has no need of articles ; and Scaliger ...
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... Latin , he would have delivered this doctrine with equal energy , and probably with more elegance : which every person , who is acquainted with that language , knows might eafily be done , if one is not limited to any particular ...
... Latin , he would have delivered this doctrine with equal energy , and probably with more elegance : which every person , who is acquainted with that language , knows might eafily be done , if one is not limited to any particular ...
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Introduction I | 1 |
Phenomena and Laws of Memory | 8 |
Sect 3 The fubject continued Artificial Memory Of penmanship | 21 |
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