10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «BIDENTAL» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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1
An Introduction to the Science of Phonetics
Bidental This is a rather rare place of articulation, where the upper and lower
teeth act as the articulators. Unusually, therefore, neither lips nor tongue are
involved in creating the stricture. The Standard IPA chart does not include any
symbols ...
Nigel Hewlett, Janet Mackenzie Beck, 2013
2
A Commentary on Persius
For the nature of a bidental and its obscure etymology, cf. Schol. bidental dicitur
locus sacro percussus fulmine, qui bidente ab aruspicibus consecratur, quem
calcare nefas est, Porph. on Hor. A. P. 471 id quod Iovis fulmine percussum est ...
3
Paralanguage: A Linguistic and Interdisciplinary Approach to ...
bidental or dentidental fricatives orapproximants (without either lips or tongue
interfering) while blowing through the teeth (Catford 1977:148); what Catford (
1977:148) defines as 'dentilabial' for the production of a lower-teeth version of ...
131 cuius ad effigiem non tantum meiiere fas est. triste bidental: Porph. id quod
Iouis fulmine percussum est bidental appellatut. hoc expiari non potest. errant
autem qui putant ab agna dictum bidental, cf. Non. 53. 23 Nigidius Figulus dicit ...
5
Q. Horatii Flacci Opera. The Works of Horace: the Commentary ...
N ec semel hoc fecit ; nec, si retractus erit, jam Fiet homo, et ponet famossæ
mortis amorem Nee satis apparet, cur versus factitetg utrum 470 Mixerit in patrios
cineres, an triste bidental Moverit incestusz certe furit, ac velut ursus, ()b'ectos ...
Horace, George Bomford WHEELER, 1856
6
A Poetical Translation of the Works of Horace: With the ...
Minxerit in patrios cineres, an triste bidental Moverit incestus: certh furit, ac velut
brsus Objectos caveaa valuit si srangere clathros, Indoctum doctumque sugar
recitator acerbus. Vein vero arripuit, tenet, occiditque legssendo, 47 5 Non
missura ...
Horace, Philip Francis, 1749
7
The works of the most celebrated minor poets: containing the ...
An trifle bidental moverit inceflus.] When a place was stricken with thunder or
lightning, 'twas thought to be devoted to consecration, and the diviners went
immediately and facrisiced a young sheep there ; then they enclosed it with
stakes, ...
George Stepney, William Walsh, Thomas Tickell, 1749
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Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture
bidental A small Roman temple or shrine enclosing an altar, erected upon any
spot which had been struck by lightning and consecrated by the official diviners (
augurs). remains of a bidental at Pompeii biforis, biforus 1n ancient Roman ...
9
The Works of the Right Honourable Wentworth Dillon, Earl of ...
An tri/le bidental moverit incestun] When a place was flricken with thunder or
lighming, 'twas thought to be devoted to eonsecration, and the divinen went
immediately and sacrific'd a young sheep there; then they inclos'd it with flakes, a
line, ...
Wentworth Dillon Roscommon (Earl of), 1753
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A Poetical Translation of the Works of Horace, With the ...
Minxerit in patrios cineres, an triste bidental Moverit incestus: certe furit, ac velut
ursus Objectos caveze valuit si srangere clathros, Indoctum doctumque sugat
recitator acerbus. (Liem vero arripuit, tenet, occiditque legendo, 475 Non missura
...
2 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «BIDENTAL» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
bidental im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
6 Strange Fossils That Enlightened Evolutionary Scientists
There he began finding the skulls of animals which seemed to defy classification, especially a "bidental" animal that had a turtle-like beak ... «Wired News, Dez 10»
Bain's “Bidental Reptile” From the Cape Colony
Bain said the skull represented a “bidental” animal, but he did not have the background in anatomy to fully comprehend what he had found. «ScienceBlogs, Sep 09»
