10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COGNOMINATION»
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cognomination in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cognomination and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Bemærkninger Om en Dansk Runesteen Fra Det Ellevte Aarhundrede:
The annals call her by that name, by which she still is most commonly
distinguished, Danabdt, the Improver of the Danes, as her oldest son Canute
obtained the cognomination of “Dana-a'st” the Danes' Love. But again in the
Icelandic Sagas ...
Carl Christian Rafn, 1854
2
The Zincali: Or, An Account of the Gypsies of Spain. With an ...
Much the same may be said with respect to Herne, an ancient English name; they
probably sometimes officiated as coopers or wheelwrights, whence the
cognomination. Of the term Petul-engro, or Smith, however, I wish to say
something in ...
George Henry Borrow, 1843
3
The History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset: ...
He held also of the said Earl one hide of land in Montagud or Montacute in this
county, which place is generally supposed to have given title to the family; but
their original cognomination was derived fi'om. Montagu a township in Normandy
, ...
John Collinson, Edmund Rack, 1791
4
The Foreign Quarterly Review
Roland Lassus, better known by his Italian cognomination, Orlando di Lasso,
flourished about a hundred years later than Josquin, under the happiest
circumstances that could befall a musician; and a life of ease and competence
enabled him ...
5
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
... himself from good- humoured royalty the reiterated cognomination of "Forward
Spring — Forward Spring !" which adhered to him even in the autumn of his days.
Several years before the destruction of Drury Lane Theatre by fire, Spring was ...
6
The Mirror of Taste and Dramatic Censor
The monk, from which he has received'the cognomination of Monk Lewis, though
tainted by a few loose descripl tions, is still the workofa master, and replete with
the brilliant effusions of a superior genius. Yet it has been so roughly treated, ...
Stephen Cullen Carpenter, 1810
7
An historical and critical essay on the revival of the drama ...
The excellence of his performance, in some of the principal characters in the
comedies os Terence, obtained for him the cognomination of Trrenziana. When
Rome was besieged during the pontificatc of Clement Vll. he fled to . Venice,
where ...
Joseph Cooper WALKER, 1805
8
A Book for a corner; or, Selections in prose and verse from ...
We confess we should bo loth to lose even the Dryasdusts of Sir Walter,
excessive as they may appear. Fortune herself, (not to say Nature) seems to take
pleasure in these whims of cognomination. Who has not met with stout
gentlemen of the ...
9
Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
CognXdo, da, a. Related by consanguinity, cognate. Cognicion, sf. (Ant.) V.
Conocimicmto. Cogn<5mbre, sm. (Ant.) V. Sobrenombre. Cognomento, sm.
Cognomination, surname ; a name added from any accident or quality.
CognominAr, va.
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
Lat সমাএ্যাত, একনমেক, একসদ্ৰজ্ঞক, দুই ষ্য ক্তির এক নমে, film, মিতা | Hg, লড়াকসমছু,
য়েশলো | Cohortation, n. s. ভরসা র্টুদওন, কণ্যয় সট্রিহস দেওন, সট্রিহস জ ম্মাওন,
ব্যাক্যতে ভরসা জম্মাওন, প্নযোধ, দেওন, বাচনিক 'ii বেধে' | উপাধি-দা, আগ্যা-দা |
Cognomination, ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
