The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 9J. Stockdale and J. Walker, 1807 |
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... ward for my trouble in tranflating him , and fhall feel Your Lordship's approbation of my paffed , to be the strongest incentive to future , labours . I am , my Lord , with unfeigned respect , Your Lordship's most obliged and most ...
... ward for my trouble in tranflating him , and fhall feel Your Lordship's approbation of my paffed , to be the strongest incentive to future , labours . I am , my Lord , with unfeigned respect , Your Lordship's most obliged and most ...
Page 15
... wards flowed with fo impetuous a ftream , is by some supposed to have been a Chalcidian , and by others , with greater appearance of probabi- lity , an Athenian : but whatever country may claim the honour of being his birth - place , it ...
... wards flowed with fo impetuous a ftream , is by some supposed to have been a Chalcidian , and by others , with greater appearance of probabi- lity , an Athenian : but whatever country may claim the honour of being his birth - place , it ...
Page 65
... wards , and each ward compofed of diftinct families . Every legitimate child , who was named on the tenth day after his birth , was presented , before his feventh or eighth year , to the citizens of his ward with many ceremonies , to ...
... wards , and each ward compofed of diftinct families . Every legitimate child , who was named on the tenth day after his birth , was presented , before his feventh or eighth year , to the citizens of his ward with many ceremonies , to ...
Page 79
... wards us ; and not to be biaffed by what he did through anger , by which all of us are liable to be hurried into faults , but to admit the clear evidence of thofe facts , which afterwards ex- plained his defign . Still farther : in his ...
... wards us ; and not to be biaffed by what he did through anger , by which all of us are liable to be hurried into faults , but to admit the clear evidence of thofe facts , which afterwards ex- plained his defign . Still farther : in his ...
Page 89
... wards their evidence becomes necessary , we must call thofe , whoever they are , that were present at the time of the act ; but when we procure the testimony of a witness , whom fickness pre- vents from giving it publickly , or of one ...
... wards their evidence becomes necessary , we must call thofe , whoever they are , that were present at the time of the act ; but when we procure the testimony of a witness , whom fickness pre- vents from giving it publickly , or of one ...
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