...datar liœc vefit a'iiiijuilati, ut, mifccadu humana divir.:¡, primarais nríium augufliora facial. For many ages after the flood we have no certain accounts of the date of chemiftry. The art of making wine indeed was known, if not before, foon after the deluge :...

...ftates—datur A 4 hac venia antiquitati, «/, mifcendo humono, diviniS) primcrdia artiuoi axguftiora facial §. For many ages after the flood we have no certain accounts...known, if not before, foon after the deluge; this maybe collected from the intoxication of Noah ||, there being no inebriating quality in-the unfermented...

...Fi.cc VCKUI ar.ti. tjHit^ll, ut, mijccnJo humarui dininii, fiimtni.J U14ÍU n augttjíiara f¿iciat> For many ages after the flood we have no certain accounts of the ftate of chemrtln. The art of m.iking wine indeed was knowu, if not before foon after the deluge: this may be...

...ftates — datur A 4 venia antiquitati, ut, mifcencto bumana divinis, frimordia artium au~ gufliora faciat* . For many ages after the flood we have no...deluge ; this may be collected from the intoxication of Noahf, there being no inebriating quality in the unfermented juice of the grape. The Egyptians were...

...— dalur hose venia antiquilaliy ut, miscendo humana divinis, primordia artium augusliora facial \. For many ages after the flood, we have no certain accounts of the state of chemistry. The art of making wine, indeed, was known, if not before, soon after the deluge...

...— dalur hwc venia antiquitati, tit, miscendo humana divinis, primordia artium augustiora /octal t . For many ages after the flood, we have no certain accounts of the state of chemistry. The art of making wine, indeed, was known, if not before, soon after the deluge...

...accounts of the state of chemistry. The art of making wine, indeed, was known, if not before, soon after the deluge : this may be collected from the intoxication of Noah J, there being no inebriating qua. lity in the unfermented juice of the grape. The Egyptians were skilled...

...city ; and thence some would "fa, that the use of metals was known and familiar, even prior to TnW. For many ages after the flood, we have no certain accounts of the *"* of chemistry. The art of making wine, and the inebriating qua%«fthe juice of the grape, when suffered...

...; and thence some would infer, that the use of metals was known and familiar, even prior to Tubal, For many ages after the flood, we have no certain accounts of the state of chemistry. The art of making wine, and the inebriating quality of the juice of the grape,...

...date?— datar hac veitln aatiquilati, ut, mifccndi hum ana drviHis, primofdia artium auguftiorafaciat. For many ages after the flood we have no certain accounts of the ftate of chetniftry. The art of making wine indeed was known, if not before, foon after the deluge : this may...