The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, المجلد 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... supposed origin . The optic nerve , and the portio mollis of the auditory nerve , feem to acquire cineritious matter from the pia mater , which is continued through their whole course , so foon as they reach the organs on which they are ...
... supposed origin . The optic nerve , and the portio mollis of the auditory nerve , feem to acquire cineritious matter from the pia mater , which is continued through their whole course , so foon as they reach the organs on which they are ...
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... supposed ark of Noah . The roof of this ark is open , and the very top cannot much exceed fix feet , by comparing it with the height of the two per- fons inclofed . How likewife does the removal of the roof agree ' with the Mofaical ...
... supposed ark of Noah . The roof of this ark is open , and the very top cannot much exceed fix feet , by comparing it with the height of the two per- fons inclofed . How likewife does the removal of the roof agree ' with the Mofaical ...
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... supposed that other metals also contain an acid ; though , from the obftinate adherence of the phlogifton , chemifts have never been able entirely to feparate it . But the acid of these two minerals feems to be more diftinct , and to be ...
... supposed that other metals also contain an acid ; though , from the obftinate adherence of the phlogifton , chemifts have never been able entirely to feparate it . But the acid of these two minerals feems to be more diftinct , and to be ...
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