10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPULARY»
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epulary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Coronation; Or, Albion's Loyal Triumph; a Poem on the ...
Depositories large were amply stor'd With costly viands for the regal board, And
noblest wines, and epulary plate Of richest workmanship, and massy weight; And
various fruitage of the choicest kind, That nature can produce by skill refin'd.
George IV (King of Great Britain), 1822
2
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... and therefore shall not intimate our recognition of the classic taste and genuine
enthusiasm, which appear to us, both in the diction and the passion of his
observations, to flow from a pan-ician pen incomparably qualified for epulary
themes.
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An Universal Etymological Dictionary
... EPULARY sepularir, L.] belonging to , a Feasi or Banquet. _ ' E'PULIS_['
E1raAl4-, Gr.] an Excrescence in the Gums, so large as sometimes to hinder the
Opening osthe Mouth. EPULOT/ICKS slrbruA-wrudg, of Evra-Msio' to cicatrize, Gr
.] are ...
Obv. Rev. he was long a worthy member of the Corporation of Bedford, a body
which had not quite lost its epulary renown, when Oliver Goldsmith publicly
complimented its manducatory energies. Our ancestors ordered these matters
wisely.
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English Etymology: Or, a Derivative Dictionary of the ...
EPULARY ; quasi epidulary; epularis-, belonging to feasts, or banquets : R. EJw,
edo; to eat. . EWJAL; Emw, similis- sam; pegf. med. Eotxat, consentaneum est,
par e/t; unde Emos, Dor. Amog, a-quus, atguabillta: ; evenness of temper,
equality ...
George William Lemon, 1783
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
Gr. কৰিতয়ে' ছর্টুন্দট্রিৰিট্টর্শয I Epopee, শো. s. Gr. বীর রঃসর কত্বব্য. ৰীরবর্ণন'
ককৈমূং র্বারত্ I Epulary, a. Lat. মর্টুহ্র্যৎসকীয়টু পবব্রুর্বয়০ পবর্বসয়ুক্ষীয়,
উৎসববিষ' য়ক | Epulation, n. s. মত্তহন্টুৎসব, পবর্ব, পরব', স্ত্রভট্রিজ I Epulotick.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language. - London, Bohn 1845
EPITOMISER, . EPITOMIST, ìs. Glorraiche. EPOCH, a. Àm o'n cunntar uimlir,
EPOCHA,} hm ainmeil ваш bith. EPULARY, adj. Fleadhach; cuirmeaßh.
EPULATION, .1. Cuirm, iieadb, félsd, aighear. EQUABILITY, в. Ionannachd,
aimbIonannnchd.
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar, 1845
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Humour and Pathos, Or, Essays, Sketches and Tales
The epulary 'larum had twice been rung — the rare viands were almost spoiled
for want of serving ; but when all had taken their seats, there arose a murmur of
disappointment — the queen of the feast, the black-eyed bride was wanting!
George Robert Wythen Baxter, 1842
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Aedes Hartwellianae: Or, Notices of the Manor and Mansion of ...
There is inferential testimony to Oliver's having visited these parts; and from a
dinner given to him at Bedford, he has perpetuated the epulary powers of the
Corporation of that place in his play, " She stoops to Conquer." O brated kneeling
white ...
William Henry Smyth, 1851
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Interviews: memorable and useful
... the president was urbanely respected ; the captain presided with ease and
propriety ; the table was well prepared and served ; and the epulary operations
were preceded by the action of thanks to the Giver, in which all seemed to
participate.
Samuel Hanson Cox, Thomas Chalmers, Nathanael Emmons, 1853
