10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONTENDENT»
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contendent in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
contendent and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A dictionary of etymology of the English language: and of ...
Attend, to stretoli to or towards, to regard, to listen, to fix the mind on ; to go with or
accompany ; to await, to wait on. t Contendent, an antagonist or opposer. £
Extensor, in anatomy, a muscle which serves to extend or straiten any part of the
...
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Theophrastus of Eresus Commentary Volume 6.1: Sources on Ethics
Si enim vir habeat plures uxores illae contendent adinvicem. cum enim sint
equalis gradus in domo, nulla volet alteri obedire in aliquo et sic q. semper
contendent et per consequens causabunt divisionem in domus et accidt ex hoc
malum ...
William Fortenbaugh, 2010
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The Complete Works of St. Thomas More
... ecclesia catholica, quam discindere conaris: et comminuere in duos aut tres
haereticos: qui si fors conspirent diem non honorare dominicam, et dominicae
diei loco, mercurij diem aut ueneris sibi festum facere, contendent Haec licentia
non ...
Sir Thomas More (Saint), 1963
... ecclesia catholica, quam discindere conaris: et comminuere in duos aut tres
haereticos: qui si fors conspirent diem non honorare dominicam, et dominicae
diei loco, mercurij diem aut ueneris sibi festum facere, contendent Haec licentia
non ...
Sir Thomas More (Saint), 1969
cook. "You are an officer?" He was, but not captain, lieutenant or sergeant. After
some struggling between Cantonese and English, we found the word that
seemed right. He was a contendent, with one hundred men at the back of him. He
wore ...
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Seneca's Morals by Way of Abstract. To which is Added, a ...
The Spartan: prohibited all those EXercises where the Victory was declared by
the Confeffion of the Contendent. The 300 Faoii were never said to beeongaered,
but slain; nor Regular to be overcome, though he was taken Prisoner ...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, 1756
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
v. a. & n. to dispute anyv thing, contest, strive Contendent, ken-tén'dént. 1;.
antagonist Contender, kc'm-tén'dur. s. combatant ContenfiloM-téut'. a. satisfied,
easy—v. a. to' satisfy, please—is. satisfaction, thing contained, capaci Contented,
...
8
Military Antiquities Respecting a History of the English ...
Des lices couper se travaillent z ' Me's cil de la-cite lor saillent, Lors lices
durement desendent; D'une port & d'autre contendent De bien fere, de bien ferir,
Et de bien l'estor maintenir. Aus lices est granz li estors, Et au fcnetres 8: aus
tours Rest ...
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Morals, by Way of an Abstract. To which is Added a Discourse ...
The Spartans prohibited all thofe Exercifes where the Viétory was declar'd by the
Confefiion of the Contendent. The zoo Fabii were never faid to be Conquered,
but Slain , nor Regular to be Overcome, though he was taken Prifimer by the ...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Roger l'Estrange, 1711
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Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
(Met.) To argue, to discuss. Contendi£nte, pa. Disputant, litigant. Contendor, sm.
Contender, or contendent ; an antagonist or opponent. Contend6so, sa, a. V.
CorUencioso. Contenedor, ra, c □ Holder, one that holds ; a tenant. Conten£ncia
, sf.
