10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIJUDICATION»
Discover the use of
dijudication in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dijudication and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Heavenly Arcana which are in the Sacred Scripture Or Word of ...
The word of them both shall come even to God, [and] whom God shall condemn "
— that it signifies inquisition and dijudication by truth, appears from the
signification of the Word coming even to God, as denoting disquisition by truth, of
which ...
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Arcana coelestia: The heavenly arcana contained in the Holy ...
"The word of them both shall come even to God, [and] whom God shall condemn
" — that hereby is signified inquisition and dijudication by truth, appears from the
signification of the word coming even to God, as denoting disquisition by truth, ...
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Arcana cœlestia: The heavenly arcana contained in the Holy ...
"The word of them both shall come even to God, [and] whom God shall condemn
" — that hereby is signified inquisition and dijudication by truth, appears from the
signification of the word coming even to God, as denoting disquisition by truth, ...
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Arcana Cœlestia the Heavenly Mysteries Contained in the Holy ...
thing be so or not so, and what therefore comes under disquisition and
dijudication. ' 9160. The word of them both shall come even to God, [and] whom
God shall condemn.—That hereby is signified inquisition and dijudication by truth
, appears ...
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The journey of the mind into God (Itinerarium mentis in Deum)
Therefore dijudication is an action, which causes [facit] the sensible species,
accepted sensibly through sense, to go into the intellective power by pruning [
deputando] and abstracting (it). And thus, this whole world has to go into [introire
habet] ...
The word of them both shall come even to God, [and] whom God shall condemn"
— that hereby is signified inquisition and dijudication by truth, appears from the
signification of the Word coming even to God, as denoting disquisition by truth, ...
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ARCANA CCELESTIA: OR HEAVENLY MYSTERIES CONTAINED IN THE ...
The word of them both shall come even to God, [and] whom God shall condemn"
— that hereby is signified inquisition and dijudication by truth, appears from the
siguifica-. tion of the Word coming even to God, as denoting disquisition by truth,
...
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The Union Dictionary, containing all that is truly useful in ...
D' ly, «ПЕ-685818. ad. widely, copiously, ' diffused. y Diffusion, dif-f6'zhůn. a. dis
ersion, state of Diñ'usiveness, мышца. s. extension, di- . y. ‚. Dijudication,. di-
jadaki'shin. в. джинсы. ai. Di used, (ИК-Пиза'. part. a. wild, uncouth, ir- ; шахмат
bê ...
Thomas BROWNE (LL.D.), 1822
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A Greek and English Lexicon to the New Testament ... Seventh ...
So Ilom. xiv. l,—not to dijudication of ( his ) thou his, i. e. without presuming to
judge his private thoughts. See the following context, Wolfius, Wetstein, and Bow-
yer. But comp. Macknight. [In I Cor. xii. 10, it is the power discerning. In Rom. xiv.
John PARKHURST (M.A.), Hugh James ROSE (B.D.), 1829
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Containing the English before the French and the Italian
Digréflion, / digrrffùm, digreffione Dijúdicatc, v. a. decider, decidere Dijúdicatc, ».
a, difeeruer, difiinguer, difeernere, diffcingutre Dijudication, f. dijudication,
dccifione Dike. f. fojfe, digue, fofto, ar^iae Dike-grave, f. infpetteur des Joffes,
infpettort ...
Ferdinando Bottarelli, 1805
