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... Elements of Euclid . Euclid . JOHN T. BEALBY . Joint Author of Stanford's Europe . Formerly Editor of the Scottish Geographical Esthonia ( in part ) . Magazine . Translator of Sven Hedin's Through Asia , Central Asia and Tibet ; & c ...
... Elements of Euclid . Euclid . JOHN T. BEALBY . Joint Author of Stanford's Europe . Formerly Editor of the Scottish Geographical Esthonia ( in part ) . Magazine . Translator of Sven Hedin's Through Asia , Central Asia and Tibet ; & c ...
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... Elements of Fossilogy ( 1776 ) . EDWARDS , HENRY THOMAS ( 1837-1884 ) , Welsh divine , was born on the 6th of September 1837 at Llan ym Mawddwy , 44 determinate connexion between volition and motive which he asserts 2 EDWARDS , AMELIA ...
... Elements of Fossilogy ( 1776 ) . EDWARDS , HENRY THOMAS ( 1837-1884 ) , Welsh divine , was born on the 6th of September 1837 at Llan ym Mawddwy , 44 determinate connexion between volition and motive which he asserts 2 EDWARDS , AMELIA ...
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... elements involved , an agree- ment of being with being . He conceives , therefore , of virtue , or moral beauty , as ... element in his philosophy with the individuality implied in moral government . He seems to waver between the opinion ...
... elements involved , an agree- ment of being with being . He conceives , therefore , of virtue , or moral beauty , as ... element in his philosophy with the individuality implied in moral government . He seems to waver between the opinion ...
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... elements in the hieroglyphic form are pictorial , but each hieroglyph had one or more well - defined functions , fixed by convention in such a manner that the Egyptian language was expressed in writing word by word . Although a picture ...
... elements in the hieroglyphic form are pictorial , but each hieroglyph had one or more well - defined functions , fixed by convention in such a manner that the Egyptian language was expressed in writing word by word . Although a picture ...
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... elements closely intermingled . Ptolemy I. had established the cult of the Memphite Serapis in a Graeco- Egyptian form , affording a common ground for native and Hellenistic worshippers . The greater number of the temples to the native ...
... elements closely intermingled . Ptolemy I. had established the cult of the Memphite Serapis in a Graeco- Egyptian form , affording a common ground for native and Hellenistic worshippers . The greater number of the temples to the native ...
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