10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EUMERISM»
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Eumerism has, in our eyes, the merit of consistency : it applies the same scheme
of explanation to the divine and the heroic legends, nor is it possible to assign
any tenable distinction between the one and the other. We adopt an explanation
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legends, nor is it possible to assign any tenable distinction between the one and
the other. We adopt an explanation the reverse of Eumerism : instead of
assuming an historical basis for both, we contend that it is fruitless to look for
such a ...
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Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
... be responsible for its functioning dysmerogenesis — segmentation resulting in
unlike parts eumerism — an aggregation of like parts merocrine — applicable to
glands in which secreting cells are able to function repeatedly; act of secretion ...
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Historical-critical Introduction to the Philosophy of ...
A converse eumerism is the right point ofview. Not as Eumeros taught does
mythology contain the events of the oldest history, but rather, con- versely,
mythology in emergence, that is, actually the process by which it emerges—this
process of ...
Eumerism has, in our eyes, the merit of the community, but adapted by them to
the consistency : it applies the same scheme of state of feeling which they shared
in common explanation to the divine and the heroic legends, nor is it possible to ...
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Henderson's Dictionary of Biology
... where ls is the probability of females surviving from birth to the beginning of
age class x, and ms is the number of offspring per female in class x. eumelanin n.
black melanin. eumerism n. an aggregation of like parts. eumeristem n. meristem
...
... Lady Froth; (f) Lord Grizzle. ISMS AND OLOGIES. What do you know about
these? 4. (a) Eudemonism: (b) euhemer- ism; (c) eumerism; (d) euphemism; (e)
euphuism. 5. (a) Acyrology; (b) dittology; (c) ctetology: (d) nomology; (e)
semeiology.
... 1922 of books, &c.) eumerism exciter (armature) eumeristic 1881 excitingly
eumerogenesis 1881 exclamational 1895 eumerogenetic ex-clergyman
eumeromorph 1881 exclusive ( = stylish) eumeromorphic exclusive ( = news
euonymin ...
The older, the more sincere and thoughtful Unitarians, especially fathers and
mothers, some of whom have spoken to me on the subject, may well look ou what
we may now call EUmerism with deep anxiety. It places their young men and ...
Ph. and Fable); 6, Eumerism; 7, In-dig-n: 8. Mantua (Virgil; Aeneid); 13, Pet-(v)
iolated; 16, Silicide (silly side); 17, Padishah*; 18, Atc(or kjsstis (R. Browning); 21,
Dinkum (see Diet. Ph. and F.); 22, Caller ('Those were the days'; two meanings); ...
