THE Present State OF THE REPUBLICK OF LETTERS.: Giving a General View of the State of Learning Throughout EUROPE; and Containing Not Only an Early Account, But Accurate Abstracs of the Most Valuable Books Published in Great Britain Or Foreign Parts. Interpreted with Dissertationis on Several Curious and Entertaining Subjects; Miscellaneous Reflections on AUTHORS; and Historical Memoirs of the Lives of the Most Eminent WRITERS in All Branches of Polite Literature, Band 17W. Innys and R. Manby, at the West End of St. Paul's, 1736 |
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... whole explanation of prime and ultimate ratios . If thefe expreffions are unintelligible or incorrect , what justification will it be to Phila- lethes not to have discovered their imperfection ? S. 5 , 6. Why will Philalethes fo ...
... whole explanation of prime and ultimate ratios . If thefe expreffions are unintelligible or incorrect , what justification will it be to Phila- lethes not to have discovered their imperfection ? S. 5 , 6. Why will Philalethes fo ...
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... be given ] would have been improper . This author does not here diftinguish between the ex- pounding the fenfe of a fingle phrase and repre- senting fenting the meaning of the whole fentence , in which 92 The Prefent State of Art . 5 .
... be given ] would have been improper . This author does not here diftinguish between the ex- pounding the fenfe of a fingle phrase and repre- senting fenting the meaning of the whole fentence , in which 92 The Prefent State of Art . 5 .
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... whole fentence , in which that phrafe is used . § . 10. Any given difference is not in Mr. Ro- bins's opinion confonant to any difference that can be affigned , though it be not difficult to make ufe of either of thefe phrafes in ...
... whole fentence , in which that phrafe is used . § . 10. Any given difference is not in Mr. Ro- bins's opinion confonant to any difference that can be affigned , though it be not difficult to make ufe of either of thefe phrafes in ...
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... whole question would be given up , and this paragraph unnecef- fary ; but , while he does not agree to it , this pa- ragraph contributes nothing to the deciding the point in debate . S. 31. In answer to the demand what is to be ...
... whole question would be given up , and this paragraph unnecef- fary ; but , while he does not agree to it , this pa- ragraph contributes nothing to the deciding the point in debate . S. 31. In answer to the demand what is to be ...
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... whole of the affertion juft quoted from him , but only as an inftance of one part of it , and therefore , although Philalethes had as manifeftly fhewn , as he here groundlefly prefumes , that Lemma to be an example quite contrary to ...
... whole of the affertion juft quoted from him , but only as an inftance of one part of it , and therefore , although Philalethes had as manifeftly fhewn , as he here groundlefly prefumes , that Lemma to be an example quite contrary to ...
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