10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DECRETORY»
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decretory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Medical Thermometry and Human Temperature
This latter and double elaboration, fever, febru. ends by an even resolution, \vais,
or by a sort of revolution, Kpt,<r<;, at certain days called for this reason critical,
decretory, or j udicia- tory. He — who is desirous to predict with certainty the ...
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The Works of the Right Rev. John Sage, a Bishop of the ...
Indeed, all along, he appropriates only the supreme decretory power to the
Bishop, and allows the executive power to Presbyters ; and he calls them Sub-
Governors, Sub-Rulers, Inferior Church Rulers, and allows them subordinate
cures ; nay ...
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Works: With Memoir and Notes
Indeed, all along, he appropriates only the supreme decretory power to the
Bishop, and allows the executive power to Presbyters ; and he calls them Sub-
Governors, Sub- Rulers, Inferior Church Rulers, and allows them subordinate
cures ...
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Modal Adjectives: English Deontic and Evaluative ...
(OED 1651 Culpepper, Semeiotica Uranica 22) (40) The medicall month;
introduced by Galen ... for the better compute of Decretory or Criticall dayes. (
OED 1646 Browne, Pseudodoxia epidemica IV. xii. 213) (41) If the Moon upon a
Critical ...
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Imperial Reference Library: Comprising a General Encylopædia ...
The critical or decretory daji of the moon." — Brawn*. Decri'nl. ». A crying down;
condemnation by public clamor or censure. Decri'er. n. One who cries down, or
noisily censures; one who decries another. Decry', v. a. [Fr. dicrier — de, and crier
, ...
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Medical thermometry, and human temperature
This latter and double elaboration, fever, febris, ends by an even resolution,
Xucrts, or by a sort of revolution, icpicris, at certain days called for this reason
critical, decretory, or judiciatory. He — who is desirous to predict with certainty the
...
Carl August Wunderlich, 1871
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The revelation of law in Scripture: considered with respect ...
ordinances it points to the form of the contents as being of an imperative or
decretory character, so that the expression may be fitly enough rendered, with
Alford, ' the law of decretory commandments,' or of ' decretory ordinances,' with
Ellicott.
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Suggestion of Protestant securities as connected with ...
The Treaty of Westphalia referred to a particular year, 1624, (which was called
the decretory or decisive year,) as the period with relation to which all claims of
either Roman Catholics or Protestants, upon ecclesiastical property, were to be ...
Robert John Wilmot HORTON (Right Hon. Sir), 1828
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Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
If the Accounting Officer does not pay the decretory amount, then he is committed
to civil jail. This has worked in many cases. Mr. Olago: Mr. Speaker, Sir, could the
hon. Attorney General tell this House why successful litigants have got to beg ...
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Protestant securities suggested, in an appeal to the ...
The Treaty of Westphalia referred to a particular year, 1624, (which was called
the decretory or decisive year,) as the period with relation to which all claims of
either Roman Catholics or Protestants, upon ecclesiastical property, were to be ...
sir Robert John Wilmot Horton (2nd bart.), 1828
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DECRETORY»
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Before buying any cute decretory items, make sure to pick a color scheme that you and your roommates can agree upon. This doesn't have to ... «Uloop News, Mar 14»
First Circuit holds that solicitation is barred by non-compete …
According decretory significance to who makes the first contact would undermine this protection because that factor, standing alone, will rarely ... «Lexology, Sep 13»
