10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIEROLOGIC»
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1
The Frogs of Aristophanes: With Notes and Critical and ...
Can we after all this be surprised at this epithet being attached to a Chorus,
involving in itself so solemn a character as the Chorus of the present piece, and
whose subsequent advice would consequently assume somewhat of that f
hierologic ...
Aristophanes, Thomas Mitchell,
1839
2
The Frogs of Aristophanes, with notes by T. Mitchell
Can we after all this be surprised at this epithet being attached to a Chorus,
involving in itself so solemn a character as the Chorus of the present piece, and
whose subsequent advice would consequently assume somewhat of that {
hierologic ...
Aristophanes, Thomas Mitchell,
1839
3
Rethinking the Scientific Revolution
Indeed, Newton's picture of the divine mind as that which "discerns and rules all
things" fits the hierologic topos that guides his religious thought. God's Sacred
Field: Geometry and Natural Motion This brings me back to De gravitatione and
the ...
4
The Voyage and the Messenger: Iran and Philosophy
quite difficult to set up an impermeable border between purely descriptive
operations (of hierographic origin), and those which are already explanatory (of
hierologic origin). The first — if only because of the order in which they are
undertaken ...
5
Dictionary of the English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
H., hierologic, -li»j'-Ik, or hiero- io"çical, -il (pert, to), a. ; hicroi'ogistt -jlet (one
versed in), s. 90. Hier о m а псу, ta -e-ro-mün-se, s. Divination by the thmgs
offered in sacrifice. Hi'erophant, -fönt, -eV— Л\'а., е. 45. A priest ; аррг.,а pr. who
initiated ...
Arnold James Cooley,
1861
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Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
Hierologic ^-f^JT fwra I n— Hierologist rf^t $T3 ?TTT5f I Hieromancy ^3TTT^T n.
divination by looking at sacrificed objects H TT 3f?T ^ TSTf TT^it ^T Hierophant ^
3TTT^ n. one who reveals the truth of religion, an expounder of religious beliefs ...
Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta,
1998
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Concise English Dictionary
adj. hierologic (-6-loj'tk). — n. hierol'ogist. |Gr. hieros. sacred, logos, discourse.]
hierophant hi\ir-o-fant, n. one who shows or reveals sacred things a priest: an
expounder. — adj. hierophant'ic. |Gr. hierophantes — hieros. sacred. phainein. to
...
8
The new general and mining telegraph code
15,076 Hidrotic . 15,o77 Hieracian . 15,078 Hierapicra 15,079 Hierarch . 15,080
Hierarchal 15,081 Hieratic . 15,082 Hieratical . 15,o83 Hierochloa 15,084
Hieroglyph 15,085 Hierolatry 15,086 Hierologic 15,087 Hieromancy 15,088
Hierophant ...
C. Algernon Moreing, Thomas Neal,
1903
9
Harvey's A. B. C. domestic code, with appendix: 14000 code ...
14000 code words of six to ten letters, from Webster's dictionary; 11000 filled,
3000 blank. hideously hierarchy hieratic hieroglyph hierogram hierologic
hieromancy hierophant highborn highbred highbuilt highchurch highest highfed
highflier ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
Т, ЯЯ ят%я; adj. hierologic ЯЯ Я11^ГсЧ'+; л. hiero- logist ЯЯ ЯТ^гЯ Я>ЯЯ>
hieromancy л. ЯЯ зч7ГЯЯ, ЯЯ *Т ЯСЯ Hieronymic в#. ЯЯ ЯТТЯ ЧЯ, ЯЯ ЗГТТЯ
ЯЯЯТ; also Hieronymian; л. Hiero- nymite |Рт? ЯСЯТ ЗЯ ЯЯ?Я h.erophant л.
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981