10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEBRAISTICAL»
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Hebraistical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Your Every-day Vocabulary: How to Enlarge it : Alphabetic List
Swinburne. Hebraistic (hee-bra-is'tik) . — Pertaining to or resembling the Hebrew
thought, manners, or language. Hebraistical. — Same as Hebraistic, hedonism (
hed'u- [or hee'du] nism). — The doctrine that regards pleasure or happiness as ...
Josephine Turck Baker, 1918
But still the old Hebraistical, ethical spirit had too great a hold of them to allow
them fully to indulge in the grossly sensual fancies which characterized the
ancient Grecian myths, and compelled the story to be told, although in language
we ...
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A commentary on the holy Bible, as literally and ...
... name Hebraistical ly is Abaddon (i.e. a separator, destroyer), and in the
Hellenistic (language) he has a name Apollyon,' Le. a looser away. 12. one,] lit. '
the one wo went away, behold, there cometh yet two woes after these.' 13. angel,]
lit.
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
But still the old Hebraistical, ethical spirit had too great a hold of them to allow
them fully to indulge in the grossly sensual fancies which characterized the
ancient Grecian myths, and compelled the story to be told, although in language
we ...
... by three eminent doctors of that faith — Dr. Price, Dr. Chandler, and Dr. Prior —
all of whom he excelled in primitive fervour, republican zeal, and Hebraistical
piety. If ever a man scorned this world and the things belonging to it, William
Hazlitt ...
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Southern Presbyterian Review
When we remember that both writers belong to the same age and so might be
expected to independently fall upon the words and phrases current in the Greek
of the time, that both were Jews and wrote the same Hebraistical ly tinged Greek
...
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The Quarterly Journal of Prophecy
... especially after 5801; and mainly in the connexion 't'o'ov e'pxouai Kai extrema,
we find no special Hebraistical peculiarity. The present in this case marks what is
on the point of being done; and in the classics also, when the present happens ...
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Judaism Excelled: Or, The Tale of a Conversion from Judaism ...
On reaching home, I found all the ladies a-bed. " Sholum Alichem," shouted I. "
Very sick," was by no means Hebraistical ly replied. " O you hypocrites," I cried, "
this is the way you fast for your year's sins, is it ? In bed all day ; sleeping it off, eh
?
Jonas Abraham Davis, 1870
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Dr. William Smith's Dictionary of the Bible: Comprising Its ...
Matt. vi. 32, ret ?flci), used Hebraistical!)' for —^2, S'J'S (in very much the same
sort of sense as that of /3cf/>/3apm) to distinguish all other nations from the .Tews
; and in the I I'tnuclMs we find Palestine oppngeil to rntJ^S, just as Greece was to
...
William Smith, Horatio Balch Hackett, Ezra Abbot, 1888
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The Christian Examiner
... disproves the Hebraistical character of that diction ; and in respect to mere
language, — apart from rhetorical embellishment and the figures of speech
common to all poetry, — there is such an entire dissimilarity between the poetry
of Greece ...
