The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 149
... learned Pedantry fpouting muddy water against Taste and Genius . Our Author might have let the mat- ter pass as we do ; but he was impelled by zeal to avenge his friend . - - The fecond Volume contains Five Articles - 1ft , A Letter ...
... learned Pedantry fpouting muddy water against Taste and Genius . Our Author might have let the mat- ter pass as we do ; but he was impelled by zeal to avenge his friend . - - The fecond Volume contains Five Articles - 1ft , A Letter ...
Page 464
... learned . It is fufficient to ob- ferve , that the celebrated names of Frifi , Ximenes , and Fontana , appear often prefixed to its Memoirs , and that a confiderable number of other learned Italians enrich it with their valuable labours ...
... learned . It is fufficient to ob- ferve , that the celebrated names of Frifi , Ximenes , and Fontana , appear often prefixed to its Memoirs , and that a confiderable number of other learned Italians enrich it with their valuable labours ...
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... learned and courtly Abbé places the happy , the halcyon epocha of German literature , at that ever memorable and glori- ous point of time , when Frederick II . afcended the throne of Pruffia . The protection , fays he , and the ...
... learned and courtly Abbé places the happy , the halcyon epocha of German literature , at that ever memorable and glori- ous point of time , when Frederick II . afcended the throne of Pruffia . The protection , fays he , and the ...
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