The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 92
... learned Profeffor EULER feems to have been aware . Dr. W. has moreover laid down rules for judging whether thefe feries will converge or not , from nearly the fame principles as he had before laid down for algebraic equations . Our ...
... learned Profeffor EULER feems to have been aware . Dr. W. has moreover laid down rules for judging whether thefe feries will converge or not , from nearly the fame principles as he had before laid down for algebraic equations . Our ...
Page 136
... learned ab- bot of Saint Alban's , and a lover of fcholars , but accufed by his monks for neglecting their affairs , while he was too deeply engaged in ftudious employments and in procuring transcripts of useful books , notwithflanding ...
... learned ab- bot of Saint Alban's , and a lover of fcholars , but accufed by his monks for neglecting their affairs , while he was too deeply engaged in ftudious employments and in procuring transcripts of useful books , notwithflanding ...
Page 443
... learned tongue of all the Mohammedans , and that in which this facred book is to be read daily to the people , and expounded by their Doctors . Though the art of writing was known to the Arabian na- tions bordering upon Phoenicia , and ...
... learned tongue of all the Mohammedans , and that in which this facred book is to be read daily to the people , and expounded by their Doctors . Though the art of writing was known to the Arabian na- tions bordering upon Phoenicia , and ...
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