The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 106
... body , or out of the body , differs no more than the man does from himself when he is in his house , or in open air . When therefore the obscene passions in particular Dan , " think it a lively representation of a. before that time ...
... body , or out of the body , differs no more than the man does from himself when he is in his house , or in open air . When therefore the obscene passions in particular Dan , " think it a lively representation of a. before that time ...
Strana 620
... body . Galen was converted by his disser tions , and could not but own a Supreme Being ope a survey of this his handy - work . There were , r deed , many parts , of which the old anatomists d not know the certain use ; but , as they saw ...
... body . Galen was converted by his disser tions , and could not but own a Supreme Being ope a survey of this his handy - work . There were , r deed , many parts , of which the old anatomists d not know the certain use ; but , as they saw ...
Strana 621
... body of a living creature , for which I refer my reader to other writings , particularly to the sixth book of the poem entitled Creation . where the anatomy of the hu- man body is described with great perspicuity and elegauce . I have ...
... body of a living creature , for which I refer my reader to other writings , particularly to the sixth book of the poem entitled Creation . where the anatomy of the hu- man body is described with great perspicuity and elegauce . I have ...
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