The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volum 23;Volum 1767Tobias Smollett R[ichard]. Baldwin, at the Rose in Pater-noster-Row, 1767 |
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Pàgina 2
... fome of these arguments , and afferted the priority of the Syriac tongue : however , allowing the preference to the Hebrew , it is natural to fuppofe , that the firft language of mankind must have undergone great alteration , in the ...
... fome of these arguments , and afferted the priority of the Syriac tongue : however , allowing the preference to the Hebrew , it is natural to fuppofe , that the firft language of mankind must have undergone great alteration , in the ...
Pàgina 6
... fome of the principal letters , but all the vowels , were moft impudent and facrilegious cor- rupters of the facred text . Nay , we may venture to affirm , that if the vowel points had been ab origine annexed to the letters , no Jew nor ...
... fome of the principal letters , but all the vowels , were moft impudent and facrilegious cor- rupters of the facred text . Nay , we may venture to affirm , that if the vowel points had been ab origine annexed to the letters , no Jew nor ...
Pàgina 7
... fome Jewish commentators Jonathan is ob- ferved , in fome places , to tranflate and paraphrafe according to the points ; and Onkelos , fays Dr. Gill , fcarce ever departs from the modern punctuation . The filence of Philo and Jofephus ...
... fome Jewish commentators Jonathan is ob- ferved , in fome places , to tranflate and paraphrafe according to the points ; and Onkelos , fays Dr. Gill , fcarce ever departs from the modern punctuation . The filence of Philo and Jofephus ...
Pàgina 9
... fome first mover , fome weight or spring , or other power , which is continually acting upon upon it , and from which all its motions are [ 9 ]
... fome first mover , fome weight or spring , or other power , which is continually acting upon upon it , and from which all its motions are [ 9 ]
Pàgina 15
... fome infects , what an inconceivable multitude of creatures are loft in embryo , or born only to be destroyed ; and what great numbers of even thofe that proceed fome way towards a ftate of maturity perish before they arrive at it ...
... fome infects , what an inconceivable multitude of creatures are loft in embryo , or born only to be destroyed ; and what great numbers of even thofe that proceed fome way towards a ftate of maturity perish before they arrive at it ...
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