Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1805 - Periodicals Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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Page 26
... possess the leading properties of wax . The same operations were repeated on seed lac , and the same constituents were found to exist , only in different propor- tions . In the analysis of the shell Lac , a somewhat different plan was ...
... possess the leading properties of wax . The same operations were repeated on seed lac , and the same constituents were found to exist , only in different propor- tions . In the analysis of the shell Lac , a somewhat different plan was ...
Page 295
... possess the sublimity of Michael Angelo , the correctness and elegance of Raphael , with the glow of Titian ; whose ... possessed in Greece , or in ancient , or modern Rome . Nor is it only that this composition takes unbeaten ground ...
... possess the sublimity of Michael Angelo , the correctness and elegance of Raphael , with the glow of Titian ; whose ... possessed in Greece , or in ancient , or modern Rome . Nor is it only that this composition takes unbeaten ground ...
Page 356
... possess the characteristics of scrofula . Among the graver scrofulous complaints , ' we meet with the spina ventosa ; which , overlook- ing its obvious meaning , ( the windy or puffed spine , ) the au- thor translates the windy thorn ...
... possess the characteristics of scrofula . Among the graver scrofulous complaints , ' we meet with the spina ventosa ; which , overlook- ing its obvious meaning , ( the windy or puffed spine , ) the au- thor translates the windy thorn ...
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