The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 9J. Stockdale and J. Walker, 1807 |
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... his narration being neceffarily long , he diftributed it into fections , calling wit- neffes , as he proceeded , to each head , producing his written evidence , as occafion required , and corroborating 26 THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE .
... his narration being neceffarily long , he diftributed it into fections , calling wit- neffes , as he proceeded , to each head , producing his written evidence , as occafion required , and corroborating 26 THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE .
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... produced some ef- fect among the scholars of his time ; but Ifæus was still an obscure name , till REISKE of Leip- zick , about five years ago , published the origi- nals of the following speeches , together with the treatise of ...
... produced some ef- fect among the scholars of his time ; but Ifæus was still an obscure name , till REISKE of Leip- zick , about five years ago , published the origi- nals of the following speeches , together with the treatise of ...
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... produce evidence of the truth . The Archon then enquired into the nature of that evidence , afked the parties , if they were prepared with their witneffes , and what was the number of them ; for , if either of them was un- prepared and ...
... produce evidence of the truth . The Archon then enquired into the nature of that evidence , afked the parties , if they were prepared with their witneffes , and what was the number of them ; for , if either of them was un- prepared and ...
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... produced , or any law , will , or other inftrument , was read to the court : this was a reftriction in moft cafes highly expedient for the dispatch of bufinefs ; although Tacitus con- sidered the Pompeian law , by which the length of a ...
... produced , or any law , will , or other inftrument , was read to the court : this was a reftriction in moft cafes highly expedient for the dispatch of bufinefs ; although Tacitus con- sidered the Pompeian law , by which the length of a ...
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William Jones. orator accufes of the moft atrocious crimes , and even produces evidence that he had been a dif- honeft guardian and an adulterer . In the admiffion of evidence they feem to have indulged an extraordinary latitude ; as in ...
William Jones. orator accufes of the moft atrocious crimes , and even produces evidence that he had been a dif- honeft guardian and an adulterer . In the admiffion of evidence they feem to have indulged an extraordinary latitude ; as in ...
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