10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «IMMOVEABLENESS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
immoveableness in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
immoveableness im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
A Dictionary of the Bengala Language: In which the Words are ...
(from «f, prfa. and 5t3*T, passable), immoveable, impassable, inaccessible.
stsTCUSI, *. (fromsrsfBTr, immoveable), immoveableness, impassableness,
inaccessibleness. snf3*n, t . (from sisftKi, immoveable), immoveableness,
impassableness ...
2
A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
8mm, a. (from 'St, priv. and stow, passable'), immoveable, impassable,
inaccessible. arm s. (from um, s'mmooeable), immoveableness, impassableness,
iuaccessibleness. amt-st, s. Q from mm, immooeable), immoveableness,
impassableness ...
3
A dictionary of the Bengalee language. 2 vols. [in 3. Vol. 1 ...
(from 3i5taTT, immoveable), immoveableness, impassableness,
inaccessibleness. ^□.TSaflX *. (from 5ast5*j, immoveable), iuimoveableness,
impassableness, inaccessibleness. srnsfa, a. (from 51, prir. and flolj, <fcfp\
shallow, srsrsfon, t.
4
An Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrew with the ...
The whole fabric of heaven and earth is compared to an edifice or building;
whereof the earth, as the lowest and most depressed part, is, as it were, the
foundation of the whole; but the stability, immoveableness, and firmness of it is
what the ...
5
Misery's Mathematics: Mourning, Compensation, and Reality in ...
Nowhere is death, deformity, immoveableness; but as the ivy creeps over the
ruined tower, and grass over the new-made grave, so, over the spoils of a
mountain chain, shivered, abraded, and pulverized by frost, rain, and gravity, and
brought ...
6
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English; ...
Prydydd Oyckan. Diysgogawl, a. (diysgog) Not apt to shake. Diysgogedd, ». m. (
diysgog) Immoveableness. D!>,sB°ii> r- »□ (diysgog) To become stedfast. Diy'g°
giad, »• m- (diysgog) A making, or becoming immoveable. Diysgogrwydd, ». m.
7
The Works of Lactantius: A treatise on the anger of God
3 The feet of the Lord — [His] immoveableness and eternity. In the Psalm : "And
thick darkness [was] under His feet."3 The throne of the Lord — angels, or saints,
or simply sovereign dominion.4 In the Psalm : " Thy throne, O God, is for ever and
...
Lactantius, Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus, 1871
8
The First Lines of the Practice of Surgery: Being an ...
But I am of opinion with th* former, that adnesion, immoveableness, ulcerations,
disposition to hemorrhage, &c, are not adequate causes for leaving the disease
to itself. Sometimes the greatest part of the polypus extends backward, hanging ...
9
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
I mounted my grey horse, who had collected all the domestics of Sir Walter's
stable department in criticism round him; and the unearthly immoveableness
which I preserved of feature, joined to a few words of Spanish, in which I now and
then ...
10
Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
... we are also anxious that it should not be laid under the rule of ministers whose
conservatism might degenerate into immoveableness. The breach between D'
Azeglio and his former colleague is looked upon as by no means irreparable:
and ...
