The Spectator: v. 1-5, Svazek 1Donald Frederic Bond Claredon Press, 1965 |
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... whole Table . Upon which the Undertaker told us , that he had not yet communicated to us above half his Design ; for that Alexander being a Greek , it was his Intention that the whole Opera should be acted in that Language , which was a ...
... whole Table . Upon which the Undertaker told us , that he had not yet communicated to us above half his Design ; for that Alexander being a Greek , it was his Intention that the whole Opera should be acted in that Language , which was a ...
Strana 154
... whole in 1633. A partial translation was made by John Pyper as early as 1620 , and the whole was translated into English in three volumes in 1657-8 . Newton's chief works published by this date were the Principia mathematica ( 1687 ) ...
... whole in 1633. A partial translation was made by John Pyper as early as 1620 , and the whole was translated into English in three volumes in 1657-8 . Newton's chief works published by this date were the Principia mathematica ( 1687 ) ...
Strana 274
... whole Hemisphere is ex- tinguish'd ; such was the vanishing of the Goddess ; and not only of the Goddess her self , but of the whole Army that attended her , which sympathized with their Leader , and shrunk into Nothing , in Proportion ...
... whole Hemisphere is ex- tinguish'd ; such was the vanishing of the Goddess ; and not only of the Goddess her self , but of the whole Army that attended her , which sympathized with their Leader , and shrunk into Nothing , in Proportion ...
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