10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMPAGINATION»
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
This is one reason why in demolissiing ancient fabrics, it is casier to break the
stone than the mortar. Boyle. » COMPACTURE. n.s. [from compact ] Structure ;
manner in which any thing is joined together ; compagination. A good word, but
uot in ...
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Aeneidea, Or, Critical, Exegetical, and Aesthetical Remarks ...
Not CLAUDENTUR FEURO ET COMPAGIBUS ARCTIS, but DIRAE FERRO et
compagibus arctis, because — first, co nip ages is never the means or instrument
by which anything is shut or fastened, but always the compagination of the thing ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
L. commutare, from mutare, to change. compact 1 . Concentrated. From p.p. of L.
compingere, to join together, from pangere,pact. compact 2. Agreement.From p.p.
ofL. compacisci, toagreetogether. compagination. Late L. compagination, from ...
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AEneidea: Or Critical, Exegetial, and Aesthetical Remarks on ...
Not CLAUDENTUR FERRO ET COMPAOIBUS ABCTIS, but DIRAE FERRO et
compagibus arctis, because — first, compages is never the means or instrument
by which anything is shut or fastened, but .always the compagination of the thing
...
Virgil, James Henry,
1873
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Aeneidea, or Critical, exegetical, and aesthetical remarks ...
Of course the "nexi artus" being resolved, the compagination of the body
dissolved, the soul is set free, this compagination of the body being the hindrance
which the soul has to overcome, the hindrance against which the soul luctatur.
James Henry, John Fletcher Davies,
1878
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The Union Dictionary, containing all that is truly useful in ...
Compactness, kòm-pâkt'nês. s. firmness,close ness, density. Wood. Compacture,
kôm-pâk'tshůre. s. structure, compagination. Spena. Compages, kôm-pà'jês. в.
asystem of many parts united. Ruy. Compagination, kôm-pâd'jè-nl'shůn. s. union,
...
Thomas BROWNE (LL.D.),
1822
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
The in- tire or broken compagination of the magnetical fabric .Under it. Broivn.
COM'PANABLENESS, / The quality of being a good companion; sociablenefs.
Not in use. — His eyes full of merry simplicity, his words of hearty
cumpanablencss.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
COMPAGINATION, kom-pld-je-na'shun, i. Union, structure. COMPANION, kdm-
pan'y&n, ». 113. One with whom a man frequently converses, a partner, an
associate ; a familiar term of contempt, a fellow. COMPANIONABLE,k3m-pan'
yun4-bl,a.
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
COMPAGINATION, k6m-pa-ji- na'-stiun. s. Union, structure. COMPANION, kum-
pin'-yun. s. One with whom a man frequently converses ; a partner, an associate ;
a familiar term of contempt, a fellow. COMPANIONABLE, kum-pan'-y6- nibl. a.
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Pantologia: A new cyclopaedia, comprehending a complete ...
COMPACTLY, ad. (from compact.) 1. Ulosely ; densely. 2. With neat joining.
COMPACTNESS, s. (from compact.) firmness: closeness; density ( Woodward) .
COMPA'CTURE. (from compact.) structure; compagination (Spenser). COMPA'
GES. s.
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gregory, Newton Bosworth,
1813