10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMPHIBOLOGICALLY»
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1
The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
... being able to live in dissert* tb ments. AMPHIBLESTROIDES, [from «?<^i net,]
the retina of the eve. - « AMPHIBOLOGICAL, adj. [from afs> logr.] Doubtful. *.
AMPHIBOLOGICALLY. adj. [frames. bological.] Doubtfully ; with a doubtful
menace.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
2
Moral Theology of the Church of Rome
... such as keeping our goods spiritual or temporal, is a good reason. ' But now, if
you have not a good reason, is it a mortal sin to swear amphibologically, or with
non pure mental restriction'? Viva says so, as well as Toletus, Angles, Armilla, ...
But now, if you have not a good reason, is it a mortal sin to swear
amphibologically, or with mere pure mental restriction ?" After citing authorities
on both sides, the Saint declares for the negative, that to swear in this way is not
a mortal sin ; and ...
4
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
অন্নউ | Amphibologically, ad. সত্তন্দহ্ন্ধুত্তপ', সন্দিন্ধচিতপব্রক, দ্বিধর্মাপূবর্ব ক
I Amphibology, n. s. অনিশ্চিত কধ্যেপকধন, সদ্দেহ্যাকি ষচন বা বাক্য I Aiiiphibalaus, a
. ইতন্তডো বা একহইতে অনোতে উদ্বাহিত বা উৎক্ষিপ্ত বা উত্ততালিত ; অনিশ্চিত, ...
5
A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages, orig. ...
Amphibologically. AnfiboMgico, ca, a. Amphibological, doubtful. Anfibraeo, in
Amphibrachys, a foot in Latin verse. Aaftmscro, tm. Amphimacer, a foot in Latin
Anfion, tm. A name given to opium in the Eas* InJies. Anfisbena, Anfisibena, tf.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marc' Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1862
6
The Heptameron of Margaret, queen of Navarre
If any devout dame had understood the thing amphibologically, as I believe the
monk intended, neither he nor his brethren would have been badly off, any more
than the young wench who had her bag full." " What effrontery ! " exclaimed
Oisille ...
Marguerite (Queen, consort of Henry II, King of Navarre), 1849
7
Wiseman versus Pascal the younger, the Church of Rome's ...
... realms, than he dares order the name of the Devil to be so inserted. The
Queen's name in the Roman Ritual is anathema. The " holy sacrifice" must first be
clean over : then, and not till then, the Romish priest may worship
amphibologically, ...
8
The Protestant Episcopal Quarterly Review, and Church Register
317.) Suppose, hewever, we are not satisfied that our reason for perjury is good,
may we still swear to the deceptive statement ? "If you have not a good reason, is
it a mortal sin to swear amphibologically, or with non-pure mental restriction ?
9
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
সত্তম্ভাযপূৰর্বক- পরিতেষেরূগে I Au\pIlib0I1>gi1>111,'a. সদ্দেহবিশিন্ট, সন্দিন্ধ ;
দ্বিধর্নাক, অন্নন্ট | ব্দু Amusive,u-11115111 বা সন্তেষেজনক. আহ্যাদেনীয় |
Amphibologically,ad.11?.'=IZ*{'§C°f,°Tf5RIZ\'f5€'I,ZI?1"4','fi§8'$fI¢L1i Amusively,
ad.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
10
Rerum Britannicarum Medii Aevi Scriptores: Or Chronicles and ...
... Romanes, askede cownsello of Appollo of the victory, whiche $a£e to hym an
answere, seyenge amphibologically : " I say to tho thou may ouer- 1 ymijlinyis
leepe, 0. ; yonye men lepte, Cx. tjrotide, 0. 3 unto, Cx. <fyUe, Cx. ' myled, Cx. 6
and] ...
Scottish Record Office, 1872
