He was never greatly admired as an engraver, and many of his plates for the first, second, and third editions of the Britannica, and for William Smellie's translation of the Count de Buffon's Natural History (1781 et seq)., are more highly regarded today than in his own time.
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In the proper place (a marble temple in Washington), at the proper times (the first Monday in October, et seq)., and by the proper people (nine men and women in priestly robes), it is to be interpreted, like the entrails of a goat.
29,000 die-hard subscribers to Life,11 long accustomed to he-she jokes, many ignorant of King of England's once-private life (Time, July 25 et seq)., will be comforted for the balance of their subscription periods by familiar, innocent jocosities of Judge.
It is hardly necessary, at this late date (and in this magazine; see pages 42, 44, 46, et seq)., to point out that elaborate circumlocutions of this kind are no longer automatically required of the public media.
John Gray argues, in the course of his defence of Millian Liberty, that one should not interpret this famous sentence without also considering Mill's other writings: in particular, and contrary to appearances, it should not be taken as a straightforward action-guiding principle (Gray 1996 p. 2 et seq).
(I note but do not attempt to cover the counter-arguments offered in the later tradition against Khûnajî's position; see El-Rouayheb 2012: 82 et seq).
(More accurately, since he had finite sequences of formulas in mind rather than sets, and in the latter case allowed empty but not multiple succedents, we should really say something long the lines of Seq-Seq and Seq-Fmla0, respectively. Additional structural rules are then needed to allow permutation of formulas in a sequence).
But law can be so enervating at times, with the legal briefs that are never brief, the Latin argot, and all those fore-letter words; therefore, wherefore, heretofore, theretofore, et seq., et al. Not so with physics, which is the paradigm of brevity.
