A Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations: Originally Prefixed to a Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and EnglishPrinted at the Clarendon Press, 1778 - 288 |
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... whose want of knowledge in the languages of the Eaft has produced much false reasoning ; whilst their attachment to fyftem has heaped error upon error , and raised fplendid fabricks upon pillars of ice . THE origin of Ancient Tongues ...
... whose want of knowledge in the languages of the Eaft has produced much false reasoning ; whilst their attachment to fyftem has heaped error upon error , and raised fplendid fabricks upon pillars of ice . THE origin of Ancient Tongues ...
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... whose narratives , tho ' rational , are repugnant to those which we have been accustomed to receive . Audi alte- ram partem is an old and an excellent maxim ; and impartiality ought ever to impress it on our minds , where opportunity ...
... whose narratives , tho ' rational , are repugnant to those which we have been accustomed to receive . Audi alte- ram partem is an old and an excellent maxim ; and impartiality ought ever to impress it on our minds , where opportunity ...
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... whose dominions he had ufurped , published several manifeftos against him and his fucceffors ; in which the fallacy of their pretenfions were exposed . But they still afferted their claim and , upon this ground , fupported their right ...
... whose dominions he had ufurped , published several manifeftos against him and his fucceffors ; in which the fallacy of their pretenfions were exposed . But they still afferted their claim and , upon this ground , fupported their right ...
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... whose fleece and daughter they had stolen , prepared with a fleet to difpute their paffage through the Bofphorus of Thrace . Declining an en- gagement , they struck across the Euxine , and failed up the Danube , the Don , or fome other ...
... whose fleece and daughter they had stolen , prepared with a fleet to difpute their paffage through the Bofphorus of Thrace . Declining an en- gagement , they struck across the Euxine , and failed up the Danube , the Don , or fome other ...
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... whose political confequence could then intitle them to no fu- perior refpect ; appears equally vifionary as hunting for the etymologies of London or Paris , in the dialects of China or Japan . Mr. Bryant is led to question this ...
... whose political confequence could then intitle them to no fu- perior refpect ; appears equally vifionary as hunting for the etymologies of London or Paris , in the dialects of China or Japan . Mr. Bryant is led to question this ...
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