10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORRELIGIONIST»
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correligionist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
correligionist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Vindiciae Horariae; Or, Twelve Letters to the Rev. Dr. ...
In the morning of that day, says M. Merle D'Aubigne, when suddenly charged by
Eck with being a correligionist with the Bohemian heretics, Luther exclaimed, "
Puisque de leur propre autorité les Bohemiens se separent de notre unité, ils font
...
Edward Bishop Elliott, 1848
2
The Rabbi and the Nun: A Love Story
No, the statue out there in the hall had nothing to do with his own correligionist
who lived and died shortly before the destruction of Jerusalem and the long exile.
Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of anything that
...
3
Eight Years in Asia and Africa, from 1846 to 1855
... want of an account of my own, I add an important communication respecting
the Jews in China, a letter written by a correligionist living there, for which I am
indebted to the kindness of his cousin, the chief Rabbi Aron , Arnauld in
Strasburg.
Israel Joseph Benjamin, 1863
4
Meditation and Kabbalah
All this, however, was changed with the arrival of Rabbi Joseph Saragossi. Born
in Saragossa, Spain, the birthplace of Abulafia, Rabbi Joseph fled with his
correligionist in 1492. Possibly following Abulafia's path, he settled for a while in
Sicily.
The Buddhist king of Ladak and the little Moslem kings of Baltistan consent
willingly to enter into mutual matrimonial alliances, but they agree to no match
between their family and that of a correligionist of inferior rank. As, on the other
hand, ...
6
Building Communities in Gujarāt: Architecture and Society ...
... with the establishment of successive governments by Muslim élites in the north,
the aniconic attitude of these rulers and their correligionist subjects (including
converts) developed into a full-fledged antagonism with the indigenous
idolatrous ...
7
A Concise Dictionary of Hebrew Philosophical Terms
... Сатин.) addition; conference, meeting; conjunction of two planets. ITJDH "
ПЗПП .. music; astronomy. PQE to embrace; to compreT hand, comprise. -
relation. companion, member, correligionist; a scrupulous person; scholar, 11H
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8
Architecture and Urbanization in Colonial Chiapas, Mexico
1610 and who had the Dominican archives at his disposal, and Ximenez, his
correligionist and follower who was writing ca. 1718, the pueblo was founded by
gathering together Chamula Indians living in three separate communities ca.
Sidney David Markman, 1984
9
Proceedings of the XV Battle Conference and of the XI ...
The Franks defeated the Turks in battle, but were easy prey to treachery at the
hands of the emir of Khiiat, who was in league with his correligionist, Samuch.
Hervé was captured and became the emir's prisoner, but subsequently he re-
entered ...
10
Humanism in the Renaissance of Islam: The Cultural Revival ...
Ibn al-Samh appears, along with his correligionist Ibn Zurca, in a line of poetry by
al-Macarri in his Luzumiyydt. And he is mentioned in a letter by Ibn Sma to a
disciple in which the Baghdad philosophers are excoriated. Ibn Sina taunts Abu ...
