The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1824 |
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... body , he continued to model , draw , and paint from subjects which his imagination suggested ; with what success , may be inferred from the following passage in a letter from Mr. Flaxman : 66 " I was gratified beyond my expectations by ...
... body , he continued to model , draw , and paint from subjects which his imagination suggested ; with what success , may be inferred from the following passage in a letter from Mr. Flaxman : 66 " I was gratified beyond my expectations by ...
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... body of Parasa Rama , the great Buddha , the son of Máyá , or divine delusion . They reckon ten principal Avataras ; of which that which has been mentioned is the only incarnation of the Deity that is past : the remaining eight being ...
... body of Parasa Rama , the great Buddha , the son of Máyá , or divine delusion . They reckon ten principal Avataras ; of which that which has been mentioned is the only incarnation of the Deity that is past : the remaining eight being ...
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... body . As he came forward , she began to laugh in an eldritch manner , and to chatter with her teeth ; a joy whereof to witness the outward demonstration was to endure a sight that may not be pictured . " Hey , Robin Stuart , " she ...
... body . As he came forward , she began to laugh in an eldritch manner , and to chatter with her teeth ; a joy whereof to witness the outward demonstration was to endure a sight that may not be pictured . " Hey , Robin Stuart , " she ...
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... body Duke Murdoch has got his reward , and then maybe I'll hae mair time for clavers . " " When Duke Murdoch has got his reward ! What do you mean ? " - ' Instead , however , of making any reply , she called her dog , and began to ...
... body Duke Murdoch has got his reward , and then maybe I'll hae mair time for clavers . " " When Duke Murdoch has got his reward ! What do you mean ? " - ' Instead , however , of making any reply , she called her dog , and began to ...
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... bodies , and demonstrate the mathematical principles on which the Pythagorean theory was founded . These are lessons that urge us , when we have been chasing philosophy successfully through many windings and dou- blings , not to stand ...
... bodies , and demonstrate the mathematical principles on which the Pythagorean theory was founded . These are lessons that urge us , when we have been chasing philosophy successfully through many windings and dou- blings , not to stand ...
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The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, 68 tomas Ralph Griffiths,G. E. Griffiths Visos knygos peržiūra - 1783 |
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