10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONTINUALNESS»
Discover the use of
continualness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
continualness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Appearance and Sense: Phenomenology As the Fundamental ...
however, all theories it is not hard to convince ourself that there is an essential
difference, a difference in essence, between the object's "continualness," or
periods of being "the same," and the "continualness" of the Ego. Speaking of the
object ...
2
An English and Danish Dictionary ...
... ben-lad', bendtlig, ti/dmgdig. cbNT'NoBNTs, Sat. 'life/de, rillragtligbeder. coN-
rincu'rnr, And. Lold'tlr'ge", affl' þtmItZ/sit. con-Human, If. stand-mit', upbb'rlig,
rvtdba de. X- Cont'mual tain, sttMad-itl" Hg'l. CONTINUALNESS, SIIB. ndpbb'r/
igbed ...
3
The Laghu Kaumudi: A Sanskrit Grammar
-When continualness and succession are to be expressed, let the word be
doubled. There may be reiteration in the case of words ending with tense-affixes,
and of those ending with l-fit affixes which (—see No. 400—) are termed
indeclinables ...
Varadarāja, James Robert Ballantyne,
1867
4
An Universal Etymological English Dictionary ...: And Also a ...
O. EVERlCHONE, every one. Cbauc. HBVTRNESS, Eternalnesx, Continualness.
3- To EVEWTUATB, to take away the Virtue or Strenath; _ _EVIZR'SlON, an
Overthrowing, Overtnrning ; Dear-action, Overthrow. L. EV'ERY sfEppe, Satan]
every ...
5
Golden Remains of the Ever Memorable John Hales of Eton ...
... thoughts springing out , bur cast into our * hearts bythe Devil, upon his score
shall they go and we shall not reckon forithem: So then though sleep partake n0t
of our devorion,yet_.this hinders nOt the continualness os it. Ar/flotle - tells 'as that
...
John Hales, Peter Gunning,
1659
For “ He of five loaves formed much bread to satisfy so many thousands, who
daily "' of a few grains forms in the earth vast harvests. For these are the miracles
“ of the Loan; only from their continualness they are little esteemed." Augin Ps. xc.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... iortb Coutioually, con-tin'-iw-al-li, ad. o hyd, beunydd, yn baraus, yn wastadol,
yu ddibaid, byth ; awr ac orig Continuance,cou-tiu' iw-aiiü, ) s.par- Continualness,
con-tin'-iw-al-ue», | àd ; hydfod,olynind;arosiad,hiriad; atari giad Continuance of ...
8
The phonographic word-book ...: Intended immediately to ...
contentment contentedly contentedness contenting continued contained contend
contended continuedly contender contending continuous continuously
continuousness continual continually continualness continent continental
continentally ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle,
1849
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The Universal Etymological English Dictionary:: In Two ...
II. An Orthographical Dictionary ... Nathan Bailey. EV'ERNESS, Eternalnesr,
Continualness. To EVER'TUATE, to take away the 'Virtue or Strength. . g To
EVERT', to destroy. fli EVER'S'ON, an Overthrowing. Overturning; Destruction,
0verthrow.
For " He of five loaves formed much bread to satisfy so many thousands, who
daily " of a few grains forms in the earth vast harvests. For these are the miracles "
of the Lord ; only from their continualness they are little esteemed." Aug. in Ps. xc.
John Henry Newman, University of Oxford,
1836