10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AGNOMINAL»
Discover the use of
agnominal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
agnominal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Security Procrastinator Psychological
There are quite a few dissimilar types of figurative graffiti that someone might
plausibly have observed, for instance agnominal, amorous, obscene, erotic,
scatological, intellectual limericks, folk wisdom, and homilies, in addition
furthermore ...
2
The Security Procrastinator
There are quite a few dissimilar types of figurative graffiti that someone might
plausibly have observed, for instance agnominal, amorous, obscene, erotic,
scatological, intellectual limericks, folk wisdom, and homilies, in addition
furthermore ...
3
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
... and the author who follows this view proposes, as a distinctive name, the
agnominal epithet couferia. ' Prodromo della Grande Anatomia, Tavolo, I. page iii.
Firenze, l8l9. von. L. N0. 187 M m The separation and altered appearance of the
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4
The Livery Companies of the City of London: Their Origin, ...
... perhaps the most illustrious person associated with it ; Sir Nicholas Faryngdon,
whose name is familiar as at one time feudal proprietor of the agnominal Ward ;
Sir Martin Bowers, who performed good service at the period when the difficulty ...
William Carew Hazlitt,
1892
Crawley, Newcome, Waverley, all these might be ordinary patronymics, with no
agnominal appropriateness to the individual at all. The punning element in them
is not teasing or obtrusive ; it may suggest itself at right moments and a little ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell,
1889
Crawley, Newcome, Waverley, all these might be ordinary patronymics, with no
agnominal appropriateness to the individual at all. The punning element in them
is not teasing or obtrusive: it may suggest itself at right moments and a little ...
David Masson, Sir George Grove, John Morley,
1889
have, since the refinement of the art at any rate, been such as do not violently
challenge recognition of their double meaning. Crawley, Newcome, Waverley, all
these might be ordinary patronymics, with no agnominal appropriateness to the ...
8
Tracts of the Learned and Celebrated Antiquarian Sir Thomas ...
... published, of the genealogy of his house, had (after the manner os his
predecessors, who for distinction sake were usually entitnied by appellative
designations) his proper name affected with the agnominal addition of the word
parrest'aster, ...
Sir Thomas Urquhart,
1774
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Bookseller: The Organ of the Book Trade
... saying that not only lias he overflowed the United States of America, but has
reached England even, and, even more, has ransacked it up and down with the
view of adding to his cognominal or agnominal experiences and notions. Time,
too ...
... and, even more, has ransacked it up and down with the view of adding to his
cognominal or agnominal experiences and notions. Time, too, is no object to him
; and if he haply find himself " i' th' vein," Mr. Bowditoh will as readily empty before
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