I cannot gather from his desultory pages that he had any notion of a systematical arrangement of his Anulosa.
This great physiologist, though still more deficient in systematical knowledge[1401], was also an admirable observer of the economy and manners of insects.
Faber (Ernst), A Systematical Digest of the Doctrines of Confucius.
A Systematicaland Historical Exposition of Roman Law.
Among many of the ancient Indians of Central America there was a regular and systematical selection of gods.
Now we deal much in essays, and unreasonably despise systematical learning; whereas our fathers had a just value for regularity and systems.
Until an extensive, carefully-planned and systematical exploration has been carried out at Teotihuacan, it is impossible to form any definite conclusions concerning its past history.
Incas, the most striking feature of which was the systematical classification of the people, their assignment to specified dwelling places and the distribution of labor according to prescription.
But endow the giant wheel with motion, introduce systematical rotation into its every part, regulate the occupations of the people by a fixed series of work-days and holidays.
It may likewise be seen how a separate caste would slowly develop itself, consisting of the trained architects and builders, the descendants of the first organizers of human labor, and systematical rulers of men.
They are distinguishable from later buildings by a naive freedom of form and the lack of any strictly systematical development--any canonical type.
The preposterous notions of a systematical man who does not know the world, tire the patience of a man who does.
It is then to put her commerce with us on systematical ground, and under safe cover, that it behoves Great Britain to enter into treaty.
We thought that on this subject, a systematical plan of general education should be proposed, and I was requested to undertake it.
It is, then, to put her commerce with us on systematical ground, and under safe cover, that it behoves Great Britain to enter into treaty.
Scarcely any thing is involved in more systematical obscurity, than the rights of our ancestors, when they arrived in America.
To accomplish this important object, a prudent foresight requires that systematicalmeasures be adopted for procuring, at all times, the requisite timber and other supplies.
To accomplish this important object, a prudent foresight requires that systematical measures be adopted for procuring at all times the requisite timber and other supplies.
The Creator, having first impressed certain principles on matter, impregnating it with repelling forces and systematical attractions, proceeded with his work according to these radical and fixed laws.
I refrained going into churches, but frequently conversed with such of the prisoners as were admitted to come out into the yard, and found that the systematical usage still continued.
A] This author is the first who has treated this subject generally and in a systematical matter.
A] This author, more than any other, is desirous of blending Physic with Theology, and though he has given some good observations, the systematical part of his works is still weaker than those who preceded him.
Sciences, in themselvessystematical and coherent, are not very properly broken into such fortuitous distributions.
But the use that was made of it, in systematical contradiction to the Company's orders, has been stated in the Ninth Report, as well as in many of the others made by two of your committees.
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