The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous LiteratureA. Constable, 1823 |
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... church of Rome , that part of the mafs where the priest raifes the hoft above his head for the people to adore . ELEVATOR , in Anatomy , the name of feveral mufcles , fo called from their ferving to raise the parts of the body to which ...
... church of Rome , that part of the mafs where the priest raifes the hoft above his head for the people to adore . ELEVATOR , in Anatomy , the name of feveral mufcles , fo called from their ferving to raise the parts of the body to which ...
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... church did read Latin in a whole week , ( p . 21 . ) - She employed Sir John Fortefque to read to her Thucydides , Xenophon , Po- lybius , Euripides , Æfchines , and Sophocles . ( Ballard , p . 219. ) . That the Latin language was ...
... church did read Latin in a whole week , ( p . 21 . ) - She employed Sir John Fortefque to read to her Thucydides , Xenophon , Po- lybius , Euripides , Æfchines , and Sophocles . ( Ballard , p . 219. ) . That the Latin language was ...
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... church of England , was , in 1752 , promoted to the fee of St David's . He died at Gloucester in 1761 , and is men . tioned here only for the fake of his works , which are lefs known than they should in the present time of no- vel ...
... church of England , was , in 1752 , promoted to the fee of St David's . He died at Gloucester in 1761 , and is men . tioned here only for the fake of his works , which are lefs known than they should in the present time of no- vel ...
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... church hath undergone various alterations fince it was first established by Etheldra , the wife of Egfride , king of Northumberland , who founded a religious houfe here , and planted it with virgins , and became the tabbefs of it ...
... church hath undergone various alterations fince it was first established by Etheldra , the wife of Egfride , king of Northumberland , who founded a religious houfe here , and planted it with virgins , and became the tabbefs of it ...
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... church ; of conferring the title of king on their vaffals ; of granting vacant fiefs ; of receiving the re- venues of the empire ; of governing Italy as its pro- per fovereigns ; of erecting free cities , and establishing fairs in them ...
... church ; of conferring the title of king on their vaffals ; of granting vacant fiefs ; of receiving the re- venues of the empire ; of governing Italy as its pro- per fovereigns ; of erecting free cities , and establishing fairs in them ...
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