The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 73E. Cave, 1793 - Great Britain |
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Page 51
... rest of the buildings de- ftroyed , or lucceeded by buildings of good effect , defigned by Vouges , architect of the new cloister , under which the University of Paris ufed to hold their feffions every three months , and over it was the ...
... rest of the buildings de- ftroyed , or lucceeded by buildings of good effect , defigned by Vouges , architect of the new cloister , under which the University of Paris ufed to hold their feffions every three months , and over it was the ...
Page 79
... rest of the Citizens , will not fpare ether pains , or efforts to render the Go- vernment of this Republic , which you are connected with by fo many ties , at once moderate , free , and durable . Such , in fact , je the only ambition ...
... rest of the Citizens , will not fpare ether pains , or efforts to render the Go- vernment of this Republic , which you are connected with by fo many ties , at once moderate , free , and durable . Such , in fact , je the only ambition ...
Page 87
... rest of your paper , I say no thing . As to what relates to me and to my Colleagues , the King's Ministers owe to his Majefty the account of their conduct ; and I have no answer to give to you on this fub . ject , any more than on that ...
... rest of your paper , I say no thing . As to what relates to me and to my Colleagues , the King's Ministers owe to his Majefty the account of their conduct ; and I have no answer to give to you on this fub . ject , any more than on that ...
Page 127
... rest of his real eftate , was ordered to be fold , and the produce diftributed to his nearest rela tions , who were all neceffitous people . In his early life , he had contracted a pedantick ffnefs of manners , which was not polifhed ...
... rest of his real eftate , was ordered to be fold , and the produce diftributed to his nearest rela tions , who were all neceffitous people . In his early life , he had contracted a pedantick ffnefs of manners , which was not polifhed ...
Page 165
... rest thy an and Pætus , mentioning an Obfervation of Jor- tin's of the difficulty of giving an Epigramma- tic point to the words , Hoc mibi , Pate , olet , in any other language ; with an attempt to wards a Greek Epigram on the fubject ...
... rest thy an and Pætus , mentioning an Obfervation of Jor- tin's of the difficulty of giving an Epigramma- tic point to the words , Hoc mibi , Pate , olet , in any other language ; with an attempt to wards a Greek Epigram on the fubject ...
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