10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAVILLATION»
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Urbane cavillation is his third and highest operation of the intellect.” He equates it
with the logical enthymeme and makes its ingenious use the specific distinction
of the arguto writer. The perfect stroke of argutezza, in whatever mode, will be ...
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Interpretation and Meaning in the Renaissance: The Case of Law
17° As Turamini points out, cavillation can arise from defects (vitia) in drafting
laws; but he also concedes that it can arise in legal argument.171 According to
Ferrarius, there is no legal definition which cavillation cannot undermine.172 But
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A Companion to the Eucharist in the Reformation
16 Thomas cranmer, “An Answer to a crafty and sophistical cavillation devised by
stephen gardiner,” in Writings and Disputations of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop
of Canterbury, Martyr 1556, Relative to the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, ed.
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Writings and Disputations of Thomas Cranmer Relative to the ...
A CRAFTY AND SOPHISTICAL CAVILLATION, DEVISED BY M. STEPHEN
GARDINER, DOCTOR OF L.\\V, LATE BISHOP OF WINCHESTER, AGAINST THE
TRUE AND GODLY DOCTRINE OF THE MOST HOLY SACRAMENT OF THE
BODY ...
Thomas Cranmer, John Edmund Cox, 1844
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
... began to find out farther explanations. Swifl. CAViLLA'TiON.f n. s. [old Fr.
cavillation, or cavellation, ... CA'viLLER.f n.s. [cavillator, Lat.] Formerly a mocker.
See Cavillation, One fond of making objections ; an unfair adversary ; a captious
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The Bondage of the Will
But suppose they are called our fruits because we made them, where then
remain grace and the Spirit?—Nor does he say, "By their fruits, which are in a
certain small part their own, ye shall know them." This cavillation rather is
ridiculous, ...
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Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
3 Cavillation, injurc; Slander, Detraé'tion, Railing; evil Speaking, Obloquy,
Reviling or Vilifying, Back- Biting, Traducmgd ,. , . Schnmhsudmg, mn'. 6' ada.
slandcr. Gus, calmnnious, railing; obusive, offensivc, afli'omive, contumçlious¡
wrong, l, ...
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Causa Episcopatus Hierarchici Lucifuga: Or, A Confutation of ...
Author anent the Distinction of the Clergy X His Cavillation upon the Authors
Asser- and Laitv. 102, to; tion anent Hegrsippar, as also ment a Citation 'lis s '
riticism upon the Authors Asserrion, _0fAn'brofe,kcfuted. '99, zeo That ijn'an ownd
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The Acts and Monuments of John Foxe: A New and Complete Edition
And first, here 'Viiclfggl'g cometh in a blind cavillation of a certain sophister, who,
glossing upon aim“ the the words of Pelagius above recited, laboureth to colour
the plain text '13355.3: with a subtle meaning, as though the sense of the canon ...
John Foxe, Stephen Reed Cattley, George Townsend, 1841
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A Full View Of The Public Transactions In the Riegn of Q. ...
maintenant le Havre es mains du Roy j pourveu qu'elle puisse estre asseurée, qu
'au bout des vm ans elle aura son droict de Calais sans cavillation ou delay, et
fans qu'elle soit alors contraincte d'entrer en nouvelle guerre : et d'aultre part, ...
