10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIVINATOR»
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divinator in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
divinator and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
said the nasal squeaky voice of the Savant at the other end of the phone, “You
tasked me with calling you as soon as the Divinator gave a reading.” “That is
correct Savant what do you have to report?” “The Divinator detected a spike at
the full ...
The Savant called the device the Divinator and it was used to track, pin point and
catalog source energy that Sarah was tapping into with the Tether. At least the
indice Sarah was asked to cast was easy and didn't cause her any discomfort.
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List of British Curculionidæ, with Synonyma
In Mr. Desvignes' collection. 5 . Aculeus as long as the body ; terebra white ; the
middle coxae not spined. Section II. — Abdomen with pale markings. Prothorax
generally red. 8. Ephialtes divinator. B. M. Ephialtes divinator, Grav. iii. 252, 113.
John Walton (F.L.S.), 1856
Explanatory remarks for each example: (5) The divinator inquires if a sacrifice to
Fu YI should be conducted. The rdngfu motives of this testing can be learned
from the context. (6) The divinator inquires if a sacrifice to Fu Yi should be
conducted ...
Thomas O. Höllmann, Xiaobing Wang, 2009
With a cap of white deer-skin and white silk nether-garments gathered at the
waist, [thus the divinator] applies [for advice] to the plain material [constituted by
the milfoil and the tortoise- shell]. The Li says: "Clad with a cap of white deer-skin
and ...
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Contributions of the American Entomological Institute
Lectotype hereby designated: F, "3266. F", "Museum Paris France Dufour". Paris
Museum, found in the Dufour Collection, and transferred to the general collection
under Perithous divinator . Identity: Perithous divinator (Rossi, 1790) ...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
DIVINATOR, s. Faisniche, fiosaicbe, faistineach. DIVINE, Diadhuidh, neamhuidh.
DIVINE, s. l. A minister of the gospel, a priest, a clergyman: ministeir, sagart,
cléireach, pears-eaglais. 2. a man skilled in divinity, a theologian: diadhair,
diadhach ...
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Etymologicon Universale: Or, Universal Etymological ...
In German WICKER is " Divinator," as Wachter explains it, who has seen, that it
belongs to WICCE, Saga, WiOLiaw, Hariolari, and the Latin AUGUR, quasi
WAGER, and he records the barbarous Latin words VEGIWS, Divinator, and
VEGtatura, ...
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"A Man Very Well Studyed": New Contexts for Thomas Browne
Browne's clear-sighted analysis and disapprobation of the divinator's
interpretative method demonstrates his keen awareness of this epistemological
distinction; more importantly, in the context of Pseudodoxia, it reveals Browne's
crucial ...
Katherine Murphy, Richard Todd, 2008
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The Swimmer manuscript
specialize in. I want to warn, however, against thinking of this division as quite so
rigid as it might appear to be at first: one individual may, at the same time, be a
disease curer and a rain maker; or a disease curer and a divinator; or a divinator
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIVINATOR»
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divinator is used in the context of the following news items.
Recently opened local taprooms offer wide range of high-quality …
If three of your five basic food groups are bacon, cheese and beer, order the macaroni and cheese BLT with a pint of Divinator, a double IPA ... «Albany Times Union, Aug 14»
The 'limitless horizon" of capitalism
CP: Cicero wrote: I don't understand how haruspex [the Latin divinator] do not burst out laughing when we meet. I wonder why journalists don't ... «Asia Times Online, May 12»
