10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAGIARCHY»
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hagiarchy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hagiarchy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Garner's Modern American Usage
See *had have. hagiarchy; hagiography; hagiolatry. These words—meaning,
respectively, “rule by saints,” “biography of saints,” and “idolatry of saints”—may
be pronounced either with a hard -g- (as Fowler preferred) or with a soft -j- sound.
2
Webster's II New College Dictionary
hagiarchy. 498 HABITABLE.) 1. The environment in which an organism or
biological population usu. lives or grows. 2. The place where something is most
apt to be found. hab-i-ta-tion (hab'l-ta'shanj n. [ME habitacioun < Lat. hubiiatio ...
Houghton Mifflin Company, Webster, 1999
... communism triumvirate* government by military: stratocracy constitutionalism
government by military officers after a takeover: junta constitutional monarchy
government by old: gerontocracy crown government by religious leaders:
hagiarchy, ...
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The Mahabharata as it was, is, and ever shall be
This ultimately gave rise to a sort of hagiarchy in India. There are some great
examples of human art in the world which have received the name of Wonders of
the World. The famous Pyramid, the quarry of Egypt, is one of them. India is the ...
Promatha Nath Mullick, Promatha Nath Mullick (rai bahadur.), 1934
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The Mahabharata as a history and a drama
This ultimately gave rise to a sort of hagiarchy in India. There are some great
examples of human art in the world which have received the name of Wonders of
the World. The famous Pyramid, the quarry, of Egypt, is one of them. India is the ...
Promatha Nath Mullick, 1939
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Twelve Thousand Words Often Mispronounced
See Adrian. haemoglobin — hgm-o-glo'-bln. Also spelled hemoglobin, but
pronounced as above. Hafiz — ha'-fiz or ha-vez'. Hagen — ha'-ggn. hagiarchy —
ha'-jl-ar-ki or ha'-jl-ar-kl. h agi ograph y — ha-j l-6g'-ra-f l. haha — ha-ha'. See aha
.
William Henry Pinkney Phyfe, 1908
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Ferozsons English to English and Urdu Dictionary
Haggardness n. - JU jlijj< - y^O- - iS/^ - Jl^-*) Haggle (hag-l) v.i. & n. Dispute ji/i - *
f 'J^*r- -ji/s.ju- Haggler n. ^ - ^ US* jl* - J*» - j*> i»r Hagiarchy (hag-i-archi) n. Rule
of saints jjl U,1 Hagiocracy (hag-i-o-krasi) n. Government of holy persons ...
he was about to launch into a canned speech about what made Silver America
great, and better than New Iapan's meritocracy on the coast or Middle West's
hagiarchy citizen's protection, civil liberties, equality.. but Breton headed it off
waving ...
His existence has given rise to a hagiarchy, or rule by hereditary saints. There is
a substantial difference between lay groups and “holy” groups throughout the
Amazigh territory. The latter, settled around shrines with more or less lands, with
...
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M. Hagiarchy Hagiocracy Hamarchy Hecatontarchy Hendecarchy Heptarchy
Heroarchy Hetaerocracy Heterarchy Hierarchy Hierocracy Hipparchy Hoplarchy
Hyperanarchy Hyperarchy ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HAGIARCHY»
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