10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EUPHON»
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A New Greek and English Lexicon; principally on the plan of ...
from a priv., v euphon., (or àv for âvev) èvBovoiâZw. 'Avevvónros, ov, adj. without
thought, reflection, or conception ; unreflecting, not thinking of, vix. not providing
for, Diodor. Sic. i. 8. of which no idea can be formed. Th. a priv., v euphon., ...
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European Drug Index: European Drug Registrations, Fourth Edition
(BE) Euphonpastilhas: codeina.ext vegetáis (PT) Euphon ad enf sirop fl 200ml
nsfp 1 25 mg/5ml codeine base, 16,2 mg/5ml aconit teint, 163,5 mg/5ml sodium
formiate, 40 mg/5ml erysimum compose atomisât (FR) Euphon ad sirop fl 200ml
1 5 ...
The declarations and admissions of the plaintifl, that he had given the property to
Euphon W. Alston, are good (if satisfactorily proved,) to establish the giving of the
negro girl Sukey by plaintiff to his daughter Euphon W. Alston, and if such ...
Georgia. Supreme Court, John Erskine, 1859
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Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Argued and Determined in ...
The declarations and admissions of the plaintiff, that he had given the property to
Euphon W. Alston, are good (if satisfactorily proved.) to establish the giving of the
negro girl Sukey by plaintiff to his daughter Euphon W. Alston, and if such ...
Georgia. Supreme Court, 1859
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A New Greek and English Lexicon
6, 22. or dvarpo^tfffiit, Mattlusi. Anímicos, «ч, git, adj. not Attic, Eustath.: from a priv
., ч euphon. (ait fur • •,•(') 'Arri/tof. 'AmreMTTtii,fut. /{и. to wind back, to wind again
— to unwind again, unrol. met. to reconsider, revolve, Lucían. Th. àni, тоХйтаы.
James Donnegan, Johann Gottlob Schneider, Robert Bridges Patton, 1836
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A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old Testament: Including ...
I'll?! prmt. Niph. from r. 'l'gj, for H'Iblfi': c. Dag. euphon. magi; Ez. 23. 48, sec in r. '"
9: Nithp. p. 407. Sn; prim. Niph. from r. 931'}, also prmt. Pi. from r. 511;. Of}! praal.
Niph. and Pi. from r. DI'JQ. umrg; part. Niph. plur. from r. mg, for twang. (:66. not.
Wilhelm Gesenius, Edward Robinson, 1865
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Bad Vibrations: The History of the Idea of Music as a Cause ...
A variety ofways were invented to keep the fingers out of direct contact with the
glasses, using keys and so on, as Alec Hyatt King outlined.98 In particular the
Euphon, invented by the pioneer ofacoustics Ernst Chladni in the 1790s, was ...
To the Editor of the Monthly Magnzine. sin, THE musical instrument called the
Euphon, invented by Doctor Chladni, consists externally of small glass cylinders,
which are " rubbed longitudinally with the fingers," previously moistened with
water ...
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The Percy anecdotes ...
To this instrument he gave the name of Euphon, which signifies an instrument
that has a pleasant sound. Subsequent experiments enabled him to improve
much upon the original plan, and to render the Euphon much superior to the
favorite ...
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Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
Whilst he was employed in these investigatious, he EUPHON, a musical
instrument invented lately by resolved to invent a new musical instrument; and he
beDr Chladni of Wittenberg, well known by his various gan to consider whether it
might ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EUPHON»
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euphon is used in the context of the following news items.
Tour of Belgium: Maxim Iglinskiy holds off the sprinters to take stage …
... Björn Leukemans (Vacansoleil-DCM), Sebastien Delfosse (Crelan-Euphon), Florent Barle (Cofidis) and Thomas Voeckler (Europcar). «VeloNation, May 13»
Na-If il tavolo interattivo multi touch sfida Microsoft PixelSense
Tavoli interattivi - Museo del violino - Duration: 3:51. by Euphon Communication 254 views. 3:51. Casa - Natural Interfaces, Social Table, Na-If ... «YouTube, Oct 12»
Rollman and Pidgeon update Worzel Gummidge with new series
The original iteration of the property first appeared in a 1936 novel by Barbara Euphon Todd. The book was popular across Europe, Australia ... «Kidscreen, Oct 12»
The Dredgeman's Revelation
LaVerl was going back to his family's horse farm in Savannah, and the lone Indian on the crew, Euphon Tigertail, who had survived subhuman ... «New Yorker, Jul 10»
