10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREOPHAGY»
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creophagy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
creophagy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
History of the Development of the Doctrine of the Person of ...
Page 22 : — Faith does not need corporeally to feed on the body of Christ ; and
indeed no man ever really believed in such a corporeal eating of Christ's body.
That would be Creophagy (xpi*s, Qxytit), page 23. possess Him as to His deity,
we ...
Isaak August Dorner, Patrick Fairbairn, 1862
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History of the development of the doctrine of the person of ...
Page 22 : — Faith does not need corporeally to feed on the body of Christ ; and
indeed no man ever really believed in such a corporeal eating of Christ's body.
That would be Creophagy (xpstt{, Qctyeh), page 23. possess Him as to His deity,
...
Isaak August Dorner, Jesus Christ, 1866
3
The Ecclesiastic [afterw.] The Theologian and ecclesiastic ...
... surprise that the charge of creophagy or carnal manducation has often been
urged against the Catholic doctrine ; a charge which it is almost unnecessary to
add, is wholly without foundation.1 And 1 We may cite in illustration of our
meaning ...
4
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Ex: creophagy, adj creophagous, flesheating. Cf: creos(o)-: c/f of creosote, as, in
creosol, which= creos(o)-+-ol, oil. The 2nd elementcomes from Gr sdzein (s .rdz-),
to preserve; for the 1st, see prec. -crete, as in calcrete, a type of limestone, ...
5
A Computational Theory of Writing Systems
... ,kDrma<0>'fi<y>tik[+gk] creophagous kn<e>'ofagos[+gk] kri'ofa<a>gaS[+gk]
creophagy kn<e>'ofagi[+gk] kri'of9<a>ji[+gk] creosote 'kn<e>o,sot 'kria<0>,sout
creosotic ,kn<e>o's6tik ,kria<0>'sotik diaphonic .difcfonikj+gk] ,daia<a>fonik[+gk]
...
6
East Asian Ecocriticisms: A Critical Reader
Yet the agent does not engage in creophagy, or meat-eating, and, instead,
rescues and leads the horse out of the androcentric sphere and withdraws to
wilderness; more precisely, she and the horse, marginalized in the culturally
constructed ...
Simon C. Estok, Won-Chung Kim, 2013
7
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
Qualifying words: acreophagist, acreopha- gous, acreophagy. creatinase,
creatinemia, cre- atinuria, creatotoxin, creatoxin, creophage, cre- odont,
creophagism, creophagist, creophagous, creophagy, creosote, creotoxin,
creotoxism, ...
8
Patrick White's The Eye of the Storm, Voss, and Other Novels
9. creophagy 10. zoophagous 11. carnivorous man-eating . . 12. androphagous
13. anthropophagy nuts.. 10. nucivorous 11. nuciphagous plants, herbs.. 11.
herbivorous 12. phytophagous roots . . 12. rhizophagous eavesdrop ... 3. bug 4.
drip ...
9
Modern Medicine and Bacteriological Review
At the rate with which we are now advancing in creophagy, it will not be more
than a quarter of a century before deviled cat, fricasseed dog, and a variety of
similar dishes will appear upon our bills of fare alongside of baked opossum,
donkey ...
John Harvey Kellogg, 1896
crenulate(d). ereofogia s. f. creophagy: habit of flesh-eating. creofogo s. m.
creophagist: flesh-eater, carnivore. I adj. creophogous carnivorous, flesh-eating.
creelina s. f. Creolin, creolin (desinfectant). creosotagem s. f. (pi. -ens)
impregnation ...
Henriette Michaelis, Fritz Pietzschke, 1970
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Other words heard during the day were caliginous, creophagy and pusillanimous. Ninth grader, Nisha Venkat, who spelt pusillanimous ... «Khaleej Times, Feb 14»
