10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMBAGE»
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Applying Relational Sociology: Relations, Networks, and Society
Measuring Ambage and Ambiguity In order to understand the analytic value of
specifying ambage, ambiguity, and contingency, it is worthwhile suggesting some
way of measuring them. Such measurements need to explicate the interplay of ...
François Dépelteau, Christopher Powell, 2013
2
Identity and Control: How Social Formations Emerge
Ambage, on the other hand, concerns the concrete world of social ties, in
networks of ties and corporates among nodes. Ambage can be operationalized in
several ways.28 A test of reliability of measuring ambage is needed. One test is
correct ...
3
Constellations: An
Ambage Anthology
From the farthest reaches of space and time to the familiar realms of everyday life; from the cold impersonality of the outside world to the intensely personal worlds of imagination, belief, and the mind-the stories represented here explore ...
(2) Ambage, for Ambages : simply ludicrous. (3) Hume o' the Boque, a real
Scotch personage, said to have teemed with incredible stories. (4) Uimbog, Erse
for soft copper, said to have been the nickname of the copper money which was ...
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M. Annaei Lucani Pharsalia
Dii visa secundent, Et fibris sit nulla fides; sed conditor artis Finxerit ista Tages,
flexu sic omina Tuscus Involvens, multáque tegens ambage canebat. At Figulus,
cui cura Déos, secretaque cœli Seneca. non molli atnöitu Omenta pingues visceri
...
Lucan, G. W. Ginger, 1816
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Humanism, Machinery, and Renaissance Literature
14 These ambassadorial strategies of indirection and obliquity are comprised by
the term "ambage," a word which first appears in Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde,
a text deeply concerned with the flawed nature of mediation. Chaucer's master ...
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Contributions to Latin Lexicography
A. 11. 660; acc. pi. Amazonds Ov. A. A. 3. 1, Plin. 34- 53- Ambages, -Is, subst. f.
The nom. s., quoted by Charis. 1. p. 40 K, occurs Tac. H. 5. 13 ; abl. sing, ambage
in Ov., Sen., Lucan, Pliny, Val. Fl., Statius, Tacitus, Ammian, (Neue, Lat. Form.
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The Slang Dictionary; Or, The Vulgar Words, Street Phrases, ...
Uerkelejfs Works, voL ii., p. 366, (Wright's edition.) Another derivation suggested (
see The Bookseller for May 26, 1860) is AMBAGE, a Latin word adopted into the
English language temp. Charles I., (see May's translation of Lncaris Pharsalia,) ...
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An Index of the Arthurian Names in Middle English
AM-1 Amandauorgulous 5485. AM-5 Amayndan the Stowte 14381. MER
Anmadius the Proude 212. AMAZONNES. A vassal people to Lucius. MA
Amazonnes 584. AMBAGE. Country to which Lucius sends for aid against Arthur.
Amazonia?
Robert William Ackerman, 1952
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Macrobii Ambrosii Theodosii Opera Quae Supersunt ...: ...
Qui vc- natibus gaudet intcrrogclur de silvae ambitu, de ambage lustro- rum, de
venationis eventu. Religiosus si adest, da iili referendi copiam, quibus
observationibus merucrit auxilia dcorum, quantus illi cerimoniarum fructus, quia
et hoc ...
Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius Macrobius, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Ludwig von Jan, 1852
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