The Quarterly Journal of Science and the Arts, Volume 5John Murray, 1818 - Science |
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... Italy , in the beginning of the sixteenth century , when the independent states of that country fell under the dominion of despotic princes , and the free and vigorous mode of composition , that distinguished the revivors of learning ...
... Italy , in the beginning of the sixteenth century , when the independent states of that country fell under the dominion of despotic princes , and the free and vigorous mode of composition , that distinguished the revivors of learning ...
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... Italy in the sixteenth century , or into Holland and the Low Countries in the seventeenth , as a compensation for those works of art , which continue to in- crease in value to the present day , and form , at this time , no ...
... Italy in the sixteenth century , or into Holland and the Low Countries in the seventeenth , as a compensation for those works of art , which continue to in- crease in value to the present day , and form , at this time , no ...
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... Italian republics , without being convinced of the prodigious effects sometimes produced on the energies of the human mind , by an exemption , not merely from the restraint of absolute autho- rity , but even from the languor and ...
... Italian republics , without being convinced of the prodigious effects sometimes produced on the energies of the human mind , by an exemption , not merely from the restraint of absolute autho- rity , but even from the languor and ...
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... Italian republics was extinguished , and learn- ing had lost much of its authority and protection . Yet in a short period , the efforts of his genius , like a revelation , dis- pelled the mists engendered in the paganism of science ...
... Italian republics was extinguished , and learn- ing had lost much of its authority and protection . Yet in a short period , the efforts of his genius , like a revelation , dis- pelled the mists engendered in the paganism of science ...
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... Italy a plate explanatory of his ideas respecting the composition of these statues , which represents , as he maintains , the fable of Niobe and her family . This plate was accompanied by a short explanation of Mr. Cockerell's reasons ...
... Italy a plate explanatory of his ideas respecting the composition of these statues , which represents , as he maintains , the fable of Niobe and her family . This plate was accompanied by a short explanation of Mr. Cockerell's reasons ...
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