The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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Page 97
... universal and moft natural of the fine arts , we find no genuine specimens af- cribed to them , except fome horrible warfongs expreffed in Perfian by ALI ' of Yezd , and poffibly invented by him . After the conquest of Perfia by the ...
... universal and moft natural of the fine arts , we find no genuine specimens af- cribed to them , except fome horrible warfongs expreffed in Perfian by ALI ' of Yezd , and poffibly invented by him . After the conquest of Perfia by the ...
Page 136
... universal knowledge ; and by united efforts only can we hope to rival them , or to diffuse over our own country and the rest of Europe the lights attainable by our Afiatick Refearches . THE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY DISCOURSE , DELIVERED 25 ...
... universal knowledge ; and by united efforts only can we hope to rival them , or to diffuse over our own country and the rest of Europe the lights attainable by our Afiatick Refearches . THE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY DISCOURSE , DELIVERED 25 ...
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... universal foul , which moves , directs , and restrains the wonderful fabrick of " this world . The blissful idea of a GOD sweet- " ens every moment of our time , and embel- " lishes before us the path of life ; unites us delightfully to ...
... universal foul , which moves , directs , and restrains the wonderful fabrick of " this world . The blissful idea of a GOD sweet- " ens every moment of our time , and embel- " lishes before us the path of life ; unites us delightfully to ...
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