10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ARISTOLOGY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
aristology in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
aristology im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
Thomas Walker. tendsnoe in an adjoining room, which made patent the wisdom
of the maxim of Jesus, the son of Sirsch, that Music in a banquet of wine is as a
aignet of carbunole set in gold (Ecclesiasit'cus, o. 32). Dr. T. King Chambers says
, ...
ARISTOLOGY, OR THE ART OF DINING. According to the Lexicons, the Greek
for dinner is Ariston, and therefore, for the convenience of the terms, and without
entering into any inquiry, critical or antiquarian, I call the art of dining Aristology, ...
ARISTOLOGY, OR THE ART OF DINING. ACCoRDING to the Lexicons, the
Greek for dinner is Ariston, and therefore, for the convenience of the terms, and
without entering into any inquiry, critical or antiquarian, I call the art of dining
Aristology, ...
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
ARISTOLOGY Areom'eter. Measures the specific gravity of fluids. Argamblyop'a,
ar-gam-ble-o'-pe-ah. Disuse-amblyopia. Argas, ar'-gas. The dove-tick. Found in
dovecots and pigeon roosts; it may give rise to edema or urticaria in man.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
(d) SELECTION or VALUES AND SELECTION OF INDIVIDUALS (ARISTOLOGY)
The noble must then be the exclusive; it chooses the special“ and in this Sense
the “_aristocratic”—-—as much in contrast to the mass of people as to the ...
America specializes in the unusual, and nothing more unusual than this ever
happened in the history of aristology, for while the dinner ticket cost each guest
something approaching the price of a small car, the fare provided was the
cheapest ...
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The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
See peku. Gk ariston (a negative): ending a fast- with a feast, as is still usual-
gave English aristology, the art of dining; see ar I. From Gk sit(ijon: food made of
grain, "the staff of life," came sit(ijology, sit(ijomania, sit(ijophobia. Gk opson: a
relish, ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
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Craig Claiborne's New York Times Food Encyclopedia
Aristology is the science of dining or the art of eating well. The word was coined
in 1835 by a London magistrate named Thomas Walker. He published a weekly
periodical called The Original, and his first essay about aristology appeared there
...
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Pen sketches by a vanished hand, ed. by T. Taylor, with ...
ARISTOLOGY. Apt and keen was Sydney Smith's retort to the atheistic
Frenchman who bored him at the dinner-table by annihilating the Divinity, and
proving to his own satisfaction that this marvellous world came into existence
without a ...
Edward James Mortimer Collins, Tom Taylor, 1879
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The English table in history and literature
... the lexicons," he says in his introduction, "the Greek for dinner is Ariston, and,
therefore, for the convenience of terms, and without entering into any inquiry,
critical or antiquarian, I call the art of dining ' Aristology,' and those who study it
175 ...
3 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «ARISTOLOGY» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
aristology im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Australia's first cookbook- the English and Australian Cookery Book …
While proselytising the etiquette of fine dining — or “aristology” as he called it — he had a quick temper and at one time assaulted the premier ... «The Australian, Sep 14»
Proteus Creation Space is a beacon for the arts
There is also the Aristology café which is open six days a week and itself offers its own events programme. And there are outhouses for resident ... «Basingstoke Gazette, Okt 13»
Skinks, swanks and butter shags: Mark Forsyth serves up a feast of …
The Greek for breakfast was ariston, so the study of breakfast is aristology, and those who devote their lives to the pursuit of the perfect morning ... «Radio Times, Dez 12»
