10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ACADEMICIAL» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
academicial in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
academicial im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Enciclopédia brasileira mérito: com milhares de desenhos a ...
ACADEMICIAL 95 ACADEMO de Academia Real Nacional dos Lincei; sede em
Roma. Academia Florentina; fundada em 1440; sede em Florença; fundador,
Cos- me de Mediei. Academia do Cimento; fundada em 1657; viveu até 1666;
sede ...
... branches upon which college lectures are delivered, and a proficiency in which
is the source of academicial distinction. Here we are met at once by a host of
assailants, and the ignorance and the prejudice of Oxford are reprobated in no ...
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The Ritualism of Oxford Popery, a Letter to Dr. Macbride, ...
... notwithstanding that the ofliciating ministers wore no ' vestments,' beyond the
surplice, stole, and academicial hood, was to convey the impression that one was
rather in a Roman Catholic than a Reformed and Protestant Church.
Peter MAURICE (D.D.), 1867
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The Monthly Christian spectator
Evil should never be overcome by evil, but only by good. By injustice, revenge,
and force, can no good thing be established, and a good aim does not justify bad
means.' His dismissal was the penalty. In vain the Academicial Senate interposed
...
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The British Critic and Quarterly Theological Review
... continue to b.e, the principal branches upon which college lectures are
delivered, and a proficiency in which is the source of academicial distinction.
Here we are met at once by a host of assailants, and the ignorance and the
prejudice of ...
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History of the City of Dublin: From the Earliest Accounts to ...
Some years ago Mr. Peters resigned his academicial honour, and with it his
palette and pencils, except that occasionally he reassumed these to gratify his
particular friends. "William Peeston was born in the year 1753, in St. Michan's
parish, ...
John Warburton, James Whitelaw, Robert Walsh, 1818
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The Christian witness and church members' magazine [ed. by ...
He was a youth about seventeen or eighteen years of age, who had given
considerable indication of early genius, and had carried off first honours in all his
academicial career. I found him of small size for his age, of marked rather than ...
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Walker's Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining ...
None of them, perhaps, is better qualified for the undertaking than his third ion,
now a professor in the University of Glasgow, But should his present academicial
pursuits, or other unavoidable engagements, prevent him from turning his ...
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Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary with CD-ROM
... -ac aek, 9k a/c (abbrev. for account) a'kaunt acacia a'kerja, '-si.9, Q9 Lia -s -z
academe, A~ 'aek.9.di:m academia |aek.;)'di:.mi.;) academic |aak.;)'dem.rk -s -s
stress shift, see compound: 'academic 'year academicIal |aek.a'dem.r.k|el -als -
Blz ...
Peter Roach, Jane Setter, John Esling, 2011
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Vocabulário ortográfico oficial: de acôrdo com a nova ...
... academia, .v. /.: figura de gêsso. /Cf. academia, do v. acade- miar e s. f.
academhl, adj. 2 gên. * Açafroa — Feminino de açaf, academiar, v. Pres. ind.:
acade- mio, academias, academia, etc./Cf. acadêmia. acadêmica, j. /.
academicial ...
