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19 A. viii . sible that an intimacy and friendship might have In 1450 an English translation , entitled The ... Dr. Crotch obtained one of his Specimens of Philosophers , translated by Earl Rivers , and issued various Styles of Music .
19 A. viii . sible that an intimacy and friendship might have In 1450 an English translation , entitled The ... Dr. Crotch obtained one of his Specimens of Philosophers , translated by Earl Rivers , and issued various Styles of Music .
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It is stated that find three translations : 1. LXX . opevdóvn , Aut . whilst Burrow was in Calcutta , a Cashmirean , one of his Vers . “ sling . " 2. Eng : Bible , 1590 , heap of pupils who understood English , was translating Newton's ...
It is stated that find three translations : 1. LXX . opevdóvn , Aut . whilst Burrow was in Calcutta , a Cashmirean , one of his Vers . “ sling . " 2. Eng : Bible , 1590 , heap of pupils who understood English , was translating Newton's ...
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We remember , too , the famous Roxburghe sale ; ( more generally known among us Islanders in and the high - flown language in which Dibdin our own Coleridge's Anglo - Latin translation - trumpeted forth “ the valour of the noble com“ In ...
We remember , too , the famous Roxburghe sale ; ( more generally known among us Islanders in and the high - flown language in which Dibdin our own Coleridge's Anglo - Latin translation - trumpeted forth “ the valour of the noble com“ In ...
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There is a French translation of her works , about 1844. Who is the translator ? with their legs so limber , 5. Hannah More's Sacred Dramas , 1782. There is a draw the timber . ” German translation . By whom , and what is the date ? 6.
There is a French translation of her works , about 1844. Who is the translator ? with their legs so limber , 5. Hannah More's Sacred Dramas , 1782. There is a draw the timber . ” German translation . By whom , and what is the date ? 6.
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J'ai publié récemment les ( Euvres de translation is by Viscount Strangford . The EngMaurice et d'Eugénie de Guérin , dont plusieurs lish version had been published before by Sir Revues anglaises ont déjà rendu compte .
J'ai publié récemment les ( Euvres de translation is by Viscount Strangford . The EngMaurice et d'Eugénie de Guérin , dont plusieurs lish version had been published before by Sir Revues anglaises ont déjà rendu compte .
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