10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENGRAFTATION»
Discover the use of
engraftation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
engraftation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The national portrait gallery of distinguished Americans
... of Goldsmith, more idiomatic than that of the writers of the Scottish school ; and,
while it takes advantage of the engraftation of words of Latin and Grecian origin
upon the Anglo-Saxon, it is far removed from the learned affectation of Johnson.
James Herring, James Barton Longacre, American Academy of the Fine Arts, 1834
2
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal (etc.)- ...
To what extent the art of engraftation may be practised, is not yet definable; but in
the meantime, applications are made from defe'etiv_e persons for the supply of
parts; of course they must be second-hand organs, which it would be ludicrous at
...
3
The Greek Testament: With Notes Grammatical and Exegetical
39 vios must apply to the Gospel, and ira\a*6s to the religion of the Pharisees and
of John's disciples — the old covenant or dispensation : see n. Christianity is not
a mere engraftation on the Mosaic law and ordinances ; it is a 'new covenant.
William Webster, William Francis Wilkinson, 1855
4
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
To what extent the art of engraftation may'be practised, is not yet 'definable; but in
the meantime, applications are made from defective persons for the supply of
parts; of course they must be second-[mad organs, which it would be ludicrous at
...
It is grown by slips, or engraftation, as well as seeds. Its fruit contains potash, the
chemical specific for blood disease ; and its leaves yield a valuable volatile oil,
and its peel yields a very salutary tonic. But the antitypal tree of life is Christ, and
...
6
The Miscellaneous Works
... is to vote " for a national union with those whom he has declared to be idolaters
;" that is to say, it is to vote " for the perfect engraftation of idolatry" upon what Mr.
Faber and others " have fondly deemed their exclusively Protestant constitution.
7
Eight Dissertations on Certain Connected Prophetical ...
... instead of weakening, the present opinion : nor do the symbols of Christianity,
which appear upon some of them, form any valid objection to it; for, as I
understand, they all bear evident marks of a later engraftation into the original
work.
George Stanley Faber, 1845
... Adiabatic, aerodynamic, appeasal, bummery, braining, bur- nettizing;
biscxuality, bugaboo, charismatically, churchliness, conspecific, dis- heartenment
, disempower, desilverizing, developmental, engraftation, farmstead, foot-pound,
filicide, ...
9
Sermons Preached at Trinity Chapel, Brighton
The result of that engraftation was, that the fruit which arose from the admixture
savored partly of the new graft, and partly of the old stock. Among the
philosophies of the world then existing, there was an opinion which regarded all
evil as ...
Frederick William Robertson, 1875
10
Chambers concise dictionary
2 to insert; to fix deeply. [16c] □ engraftation or engraf tment n. engrain see
ingrain engrained see ingrained engrave /irj'greiv/ >v (engraved, engraving) 1 to
carve (letters or designs) on stone, wood or metal, etc. 2 to decorate (stone, etc)
in ...
