...municating; or which were by nature " active, ftrong, and efficacious, and that " indifcriminately whether to good or to " ill ; or which had claim to Eminence, " either laudable or otherwife." THE J Mr. Linn&uSf the celebrated Botanift, has traced the Diflinflion of Sexes throughout...

...municating ; or which were by nature " aclive, ftrong, and efficacious, aijd that " indifcriminately whether to good or to " ill ; or which had claim to Eminence, " either laudable or otherwife." THE J Mr. Linnteus, the celebrated Botanift, has trf.ced the Di/linflion of Sexes throughput...

...conceive such S u BST A NT iy E s to have been considered 'as MASCULINE, which were " conspi" cuous for the Attributes of imparting " or communicating;..." good or to ill; or which had claim to Eminence, ;£ Mr. Linnaeus, the celebrated Botanist, has traced the DistinetionoJSexes throughoutthe whole Vegetable...

...we may conceive such SUBSTANTIVES to have been considered as MASCULINE, which were " conspi" cuous for the Attributes of imparting " or communicating..." good or to ill ; or which had claim to Eminence, + Mr. Linnaeus, the celebrated Botanist, has traced the Distinction of Sexes throughout the whole Vegetable...

..." animates the world" f. In this view we may conceive such substantives to have been considered as masculine, which were " conspicuous for the attributes...claim to eminence, either laudable or otherwise." The feminine on the contrary were such, as were conspicuous for the attributes either of receiving, of...

...considered as MASCULINE, which were " conspicuous " for the Attributes of imparting or com" municating ; or which were by nature " active, strong, and efficacious,...and that " indiscriminately whether to good or to * Mr. Linrueus, the celebrated Botanist, has traced the Distinction of Sexes throughout the whole Vegetable...

...Milton) animates the world.' In this view, we may conceive such substantives to have been considered as masculine, which were "conspicuous for the attributes...claim to eminence, either laudable or otherwise.'" The feminine, on the contrary, were "such as were conspicuous for the attributes either of receiving, of...

...Milton) animates the world.' In this view, we may conceive such substantives to have been considered as masculine, which were "conspicuous for the attributes...claim to eminence, either laudable or otherwise.'" The feminine, on the contrary, were "such as were conspicuous for the attributes either of receiving, of...

...world.' In this view, we may conceive such substantives to have been considered as masculine, M'hich were "conspicuous for the attributes of imparting...claim to eminence, either laudable or otherwise." The feminine, on the contrary, were " such as were conspicuous for the attributes either of receiving,...

...ausgeführte Personification bei abstracten Begriffen bezieht sich Harris' Regel im Hermes p. 44 : masculine conspicuous for the attributes of imparting or communicating,...which were by nature active, strong and efficacious — feminine conspicuous for the attributes either of receiving, of containing or producing and bringing...