10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DELIRATION»
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deliration in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The delights of wisdom concerning conjugial love: after ...
insaneness is understood the deliration of the mind from falses, and eminent
deliration is the deliration of the mind from falsified truths. until they are believed
to be wisdom: that these persons are opposed to conjugial love, manifest ...
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The Delights of Wisdom Pertaining to Conjugial Love: After ...
insaneness is understood the deliration of the mind from falses, and eminent
deliration is the deliration of the mind from falsified truths. until they are believed
to be wisdom : that these persons are opposed to conjugial love, manifest ...
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The Fabulous Dark Cloister: Romance in England after the ...
Her programmatic and un-selfreflexive habits in the First Part produce her full-
fledged “braine-sick fury,” in the Second Part, a “deliration,” Baxter might say, of
character. Her “deliration” requires miraculous intervention because Antissia can
no ...
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Sartor resartus: the life and opinions of Herr Teufelsdröckh
ail-but faded away from the general remembrance ; and, with ' little disguise, a
new opposite Commandment, Thou shalt steal, ' is everywhere promulgated, — it
perhaps behoved, in this uni- ' versal dotage and deliration, the sound portion of
...
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A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in Two ...
See DELI- R A R DELIRAME'NTO. See DELIRIO. DELIRA R, v. n. to rave, to be
light- headed, to talk idly . í^ue dilira, doating, that talks or acts idly, delirious.
DELI' RIO, f. m. deliration, a doating, or being beside one's self. DELITO, s. m. a
crime.
Full edition in modern spelling of Aubrey's racy portraits of great figures of 16-17c England, from Sir Walter Raleigh to John Milton.
John Aubrey, Richard W. Barber, 1982
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Representative Men: Seven Lectures
Their immense and sandy diffuseness is like the prairie or the desert, and their
incongruities are like the last deliration. He is superfluously explanatory, and his
feeling of the ignorance of men strangely exaggerated. Men take truths of this ...
Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1850
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The practical works of Richard Baxter: with a life of the ...
... as if they had neither hopes or fears of any greater things hereafter. That as
some melancholy persons are ' caetera sani,' as rational as other men in all
matters saving some one, in which yet their deliration maketh them the pity or
derision ...
Richard Baxter, William Orme, 1830
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Edinburgh review, or Critical journal
Most of his Laureate productions indeed have pointed pretty plainly to this
consummation — but none ever gave such signs as this of confirmed deliration :
and it is really a pity that it should be so exceedingly dull and wordy that few
voluntary ...
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The philosophy of necessity: or, the law of consequences; as ...
... altogether to be got rid of in man's industry, now presses with such incubus-
weight, that industry must shake it off, or be utterly strangled under it; and, alas !
can as yet but gasp and rave, and aimlessly struggle, like one in the final
deliration.
Charles Bray, Mary Hennell, 1841
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DELIRATION»
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Psychedelic Drugs Have Nothing To Do With Mental Health Issues
These drugs primarily causes hallucination, dissociation and deliration. Because of these effects that has been found to be caused by these ... «Times Gazette, Mar 15»
Delhi gang rape: Three cops suspended for duty failure
They will also looking at the logbook details for any dereliction to establish deliration of duty. On Saturday alone, 1,914 vehicles with tinted ... «Times of India, Dec 12»
