The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 240
... known to profper . ' Of whatever weight the vulgar obfervation may be ( and there is generally fome foundation for proverbial remarks ) there is a reason for the inhibition of marriages within certain ftages of confanguinity , which ...
... known to profper . ' Of whatever weight the vulgar obfervation may be ( and there is generally fome foundation for proverbial remarks ) there is a reason for the inhibition of marriages within certain ftages of confanguinity , which ...
Page 474
... known that this has fometimes happened . But when a cataract has once made its efcape out of the eye , it can never appear again . A cataract fometimes , either wholly or in part , paffes through the hole of the pupil , into the ...
... known that this has fometimes happened . But when a cataract has once made its efcape out of the eye , it can never appear again . A cataract fometimes , either wholly or in part , paffes through the hole of the pupil , into the ...
Page 589
... known at Turin in the year 1772 , what was become of him and his papers , which he had delivered to fome Carmelite Monks , to be fent from Goa to Italy . We remember , however , to have heard that M. Do- nati's manufcripts , in two ...
... known at Turin in the year 1772 , what was become of him and his papers , which he had delivered to fome Carmelite Monks , to be fent from Goa to Italy . We remember , however , to have heard that M. Do- nati's manufcripts , in two ...
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