10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOLIATURE»
Discover the use of
foliature in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
foliature and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
"We Are Now the True Spaniards": Sovereignty, Revolution, ...
Actas del Congreso Constituyente, 2nd foliature, 1:161—62; Bocanegra,
Memorias para la historia de Mexico, 1:51—52.“Esposicion que al tiempo de
jurar hace al soberano Congreso consituyente megicano, el regimiento de
caballeria ...
2
THE WORKS OF HENERY HALLAM
Because even those plants which have no flower or foliature are yet some way or
other attired, either with the seminiform or the floral attire ; so that it seems to
perform its service to the seeds as the foliature to the fruit. In discourse hereof
with ...
3
Introduction to the Literature of Europe in the Fifteenth, ...
Because even those plants which have no flower or foliature are yet some way or
other attired, either with the seminiform or the floral attire ; so that it seems to
perform its service to the seeds as the foliature to the fruit. In discourse hereof
with ...
Because even those plants which have no flower or foliature are yet some way or
other attired, either with the seminiform or the floral attire ; so that it seems to
perform its service to the seeds as the foliature to the fruit. In discourse hereof
with ...
5
Introduction to the literature of Europe in the 15th, 16th, ...
Because even those plants which have no flower or foliature, are yet some way
or other attired, either with the seminiform or the floral attire. So that it seems to
perform its service to the seeds as the foliature to the fruit. In discourse hereof
with ...
6
Introduction to the literature of Europe: in the fifteenth, ...
... and so appears to be very great and necessary. Because even those plants
which have no flower or foliature are yet some way or other attired, either with the
seminiform or the floral attire ; so that it seems to perform its service to the seeds ...
7
Bibliotheca Technologica: Or, a Philological Library of ...
The Petala or tender fine-colour'd Lea'ves, which are generally the most
conspicuous Part of the Flower; this is also call'd the Foliature. (3.) The Stamina
or Cbi-ves, which are those fine upright Stems which stand immediately within
the ...
8
The Creation and Fall of Man: A Supplemental Discourse to ...
... Places of Scripture, it should be rendred not Leaves, but a Foliature, or
Intertwining (ffi Leaves, and that the whole Paragraph should be thus translated;
They wreathed together a Foliature of the Fig-tree, and made themselves
Enwraþments; ...
9
Introduction to the Literature of Europe in the Fifteenth, ...
Because even those plants which have no flower or foliature, are yet some way
or other attired, either with the seniiniform or the floral attire. So that it seems to
perform its service to the seeds as the foliature to the fruit. In discourse hereof
with ...
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Introduction to the Literature of Europe in the Fifteenth, ...
Because even those plants which have no flower or foliature, are yet somewayor
other attired, either with the seminiform or the floral attire. Sothat it seems
toperform its service to the seedsas the foliature to the fruit. In discourse, hereof,
with ...
