The Monthly Repository of Theology and General Literature, Volumen18Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 1823 |
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... observe , that at the period when the literary greatness of Moorish Spain was in its zenith , when it was exercising its widest influence on Europe , the genius of Arabian cultivation was strikingly , and to an extent never since ...
... observe , that at the period when the literary greatness of Moorish Spain was in its zenith , when it was exercising its widest influence on Europe , the genius of Arabian cultivation was strikingly , and to an extent never since ...
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... observe great and durable effects upon the opinions and litera- ture of Europe . Its poetry ( if , in- deed , it be so clearly traced , as is generally supposed , to an Oriental origin , ) received , through the medium of the ...
... observe great and durable effects upon the opinions and litera- ture of Europe . Its poetry ( if , in- deed , it be so clearly traced , as is generally supposed , to an Oriental origin , ) received , through the medium of the ...
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... observe , concerning several matters of opinion which , from being speculative , became then dogmatic ) , to the new light in which men began to consider opinions and prejudices , which had been too deeply rooted in the popular creed to ...
... observe , concerning several matters of opinion which , from being speculative , became then dogmatic ) , to the new light in which men began to consider opinions and prejudices , which had been too deeply rooted in the popular creed to ...
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... observe , that the philosophy of Aristotle was early and ardently em- braced by the schools of Bagdad and Spain , and gave birth to those subtle metaphysical reasonings , which scan- dalized many of the more orthodox believers , and ...
... observe , that the philosophy of Aristotle was early and ardently em- braced by the schools of Bagdad and Spain , and gave birth to those subtle metaphysical reasonings , which scan- dalized many of the more orthodox believers , and ...
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... observing some individuals of that race of men whom we call Gypsies , and who , in Germany and in Hun- gary , bear the name of Zigenner . Those of Hungary work to obtain a bare subsistence and nothing more ; live crowded together in ...
... observing some individuals of that race of men whom we call Gypsies , and who , in Germany and in Hun- gary , bear the name of Zigenner . Those of Hungary work to obtain a bare subsistence and nothing more ; live crowded together in ...
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