Göttingische gelehrte Anzeigen, Volume 2

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Page 931 - Glossaire topographique de l'ancien Cambrésis, suivi d'un recueil de chartes et diplômes pour servir à la topographie et à l'histoire de cette province , avec annotations et remarques, par M. le Glay.
Page 747 - BRIGHT, DR. J.-A PRACTICAL SYNOPSIS OF DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND AIR-PASSAGES, with a Review of the Several Climates Recommended in these Affections. By JAMES BRIGHT, MD 12mo.
Page 937 - Ces chartes, dont nous venons de donner le précis, servent à mettre en lumière le caractère de la condition servile au xne et au xiiie siècle. Elles prouvent qu'on pouvait rester soumis aux charges les plus onéreuses, par exemple à la taille arbitraire et à la mainmorte , tout en cessant d'être serf. C'est qu'en effet le signe caractéristique de la servitude n'était pas là, et qu'il consistait uniquement dans la privation du droit de propriété et de la faculté de se marier hors de...
Page 1134 - The THEATRE of the GREEKS. A series of Papers relating to the History and Criticism of the Greek Drama.
Page 1139 - Horae aegypticae, or the chronology of ancient Egypt discovered from astronomical and hieroglyphical records upon its monuments, including many dates found in coeval inscriptions from the period of the building of the great pyramid to the times of the Persians: and illustrations of the history of the first nineteen dynasties, shewing the order of their succession from the monuments.
Page 1135 - THE principal verses of a regular kind are Iambic, Trochaic, and Anapestic. The Scansion in all of them is by dipodias or sets of two feet. Each set is called a Metre. The structure of verse is such a division of each line by the words composing it as forms a movement most agreeable to the ear. The...
Page 749 - BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES: COMPRISING THE NATURAL, HISTORY, DESCRIPTION. CHEMISTRY, PHARMACY, ACTIONS. USES, AND DOSES OF THE ARTICLES OF THE MATERIA MEDICA.. BY ROBERT CHRISTISON, MD...
Page 918 - Newton, as if his house and books, and all his goods were burnt, and himself so disturbed in mind thereupon as to be reduced to very ill circumstances ; which being all false, I thought fit presently to rectify that groundless mistake.
Page 962 - C'est le fer ou la corde à la main que l'opinion dicte aujourd'hui ses arrêts. Crois ou meurs, voilà l'anathème que prononcent des esprits ardents; ils le prononcent au nom de la liberté ; mais sans l'appui des lois où existerait cette liberté? A qui répondre de ses pensées et de ses publications? Vainement au milieu de tant d'écueils, prendrait-on pour guide la modération : elle est devenue un crime; en vain chercherait-on avec candeur l'intérêt public...
Page 1135 - ... or he may find himself sadly confused by their diversity, instead of being at all instructed by their similitude ; notwithstanding the general agreement of both in the cause of so much apparent licence, namely, in the approach which Comedy always must make to the familiarity of common discourse. APPENDIX. On Syllabic Quantity, and on its Differences in Heroic and Dramatic Verse. 1. BY syllabic quantity is here meant the quantity of a syllable under these circumstances: the vowel, being unquestionably...

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