The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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... system of Egyptian and Indian mythology ; and a com- plete explanation of them would have done the learned author ... systems of letters and are even said to have cultivated liberal arts , were not of the Tar- tarian , but of the Indian ...
... system of Egyptian and Indian mythology ; and a com- plete explanation of them would have done the learned author ... systems of letters and are even said to have cultivated liberal arts , were not of the Tar- tarian , but of the Indian ...
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... system of inhabited planets ; and if our ardent fancy , foaring hand in hand with found reason , waft us beyond the visible sphere into regions of immensity , disclosing other celcftial expanses and other systems of funs and worlds on ...
... system of inhabited planets ; and if our ardent fancy , foaring hand in hand with found reason , waft us beyond the visible sphere into regions of immensity , disclosing other celcftial expanses and other systems of funs and worlds on ...
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... System of Nature ; or , The Laws of the Moral and Physical World . Translated from the French of M. de Mirabaud [ Holbach's pseu- donym ] by Samuel Wilkinson . London , T. Davison , 1820 , and London , R. Helder , 1821 . 14. Jones , Sir ...
... System of Nature ; or , The Laws of the Moral and Physical World . Translated from the French of M. de Mirabaud [ Holbach's pseu- donym ] by Samuel Wilkinson . London , T. Davison , 1820 , and London , R. Helder , 1821 . 14. Jones , Sir ...
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