10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTONOMASTICALLY»
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antonomastically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Summa Theologiae: Volume 47, The Pastoral and Religious ...
Therefore they are called religious antonomastically who consecrate themselves
totally to divine service, offering themselves as a holocaust to God.b Hence
Gregory says, There are some who keep nothing for themselves, but sacrifice to ...
Thomas Aquinas, Jordan Aumann, 2006
2
The Eucharist as the Center of Theology: A Comparative Study
127 In the second objection Aquinas makes the following point, "What is common
to all the sacraments is attributed antonomastically [antono- mastice] to this one
on account of its excellence." Thus, Aquinas' point seems to be that this ...
Richard A. Nicholas, 2005
3
Summa Theologica, Volume 3 (Part II, Second Section)
On the other hand, if we take temperance antonomastically, as withholding the
appetite from those things which are most seductive to man, it is a special virtue,
for thus it has, like fortitude, a special matter. Reply Obj. 1. Man's appetite is ...
4
Reflections on the analogy of being
... or feature involved. The secondary analogates receive the common predicate
only by being related to the primary one, to which it is said to be attributed "
antonomastically," as Aristotle sometimes uses the word "philosophy"
antonomastically ...
James Francis Anderson, 1967
5
Commentary on Ovid, Epistulae Ex Ponto
S. 1.3.27) antonomastically refers to Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine.
Epidaurus was not only the origin of the cult of Asclepius but remained a strong
centre of his worship throughout antiquity (Nilsson (1967-74) 1.806-8, Paus. 2.26
-7).
Ovid, Jan Felix Gaertner, 2005
6
The History of the Revolutions in Spain: From the Decadence ...
... well expreffes the Character of the Inhabitants of those Islancls, since, in former
Ages they had the Reputation of being the expertest Slingers in the World; so that
, according to this Opinion, Balearizzs Antonomastically signifies a Slinger.
Louis Ellies Du Pin, Vertot (abbé de), Jean de Vayrac, 1724
7
Reclaiming Moral Agency: The Moral Philosophy of Albert the ...
... its exercise, fortitude most truly fulfills the description of virtue as having to do
with the “difficult and the good.” Again, Albert refers to Boethius (really, Cicero)
who, speaking antonomastically, has said that “fortitude” is another name for
virtue.
Stanley B. Cunningham, 2008
8
Brill’s Companion to Greek and Latin Epyllion and Its Reception
By calling Paris 5 fiomélog antonomastically, the Epith. gives such great
emphasis to his profession that no room is left for his name. The bucolicization of
Paris is not an isolated initiative of the author of the Epith., since it is also
paralleled in ...
Manuel Baumbach, Silvio Bär, 2012
9
Dante's Style in His Lyric Poetry
Dante is present only as a first person singular pronoun, whilst Beatrice is almost
always referred to antonomastically as 'la donna mia' or 'madonna': Madonna è
disiata in sommo cielo xiv, 29 poi che tu se' ne la mia donna stata xx, ...
10
State, Stage, Language: The Production of the Subject
The "throw of the dice," the freely creative act, cannot abolish chance, or so at
least it will be argued precisely in the final variation (the "coup de des,"
antonomastically speaking) on the theme that is always crucially present in Igitur.
This very ...
Rodríguez Gómez Rodríguez, 2008
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANTONOMASTICALLY»
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antonomastically is used in the context of the following news items.
Burka Barbie
Antonomastically speaking, there's a loss in this story. As a symbol of obliterated femalehood, Barbie has shed her cultural innocence. bkay@videotron.ca ... «National Post, Dec 09»
