10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCLINABLENESS»
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inclinableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inclinableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
INCLINABLENESS— INCLUSIVELY. INCIRCLE. — Sec Encircle. biCIHCLET, in-
scr'klct, ». A small circlet. In whose incircbtt if ye ffaze. Yuur eyes majr tread a
lover** maze.— INCIRCUUSCRIPTIBLE, in-ser-kum-skrip'te-bl, a. That cannot be
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... beget a disposition and inclinableness in it unto the like acts, that may bring the
will unto a proneness and readiness to consent unto sin upon easy solicitations,
which is a condition of soul dangerous, and greatly to be watched against. 5.
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A New Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages Based ...
Inclinableness, e. propensione, f. Inclinátion, s. l. inclinazióne, penrle'nza. f.; 2.
inclinazióne, disposizione, propensione, lende'uza, f. ; 3. (t. d'Ast.ron.)
inclinazione, f. Inclinato-ry, a. inclinatívo . avv. -rily. To Incline. v. n. l. inclináre,
declináigg ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
INCLINABLENESS—INCLUSIVITLY. l!ClRCLE.—-See Encircle. Incmcna'r, in-ser'
klet, s. A small eirelot. In whose incircbds if e aze, Your eyes may trca a over'l
maze.-Siducy. INCXRCUMSCBII'HBLE, in-ser-kum-skrip'te-bl, a. That cannot be ...
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
... inaccessible inerce'ration inciviiity infiction incarnatc incle inactivity incarnation
inclomency inactiveness _ incarnative vinclctrientness inadequate - . incondiary
inclinable initdequateness ' incense inclinableness þ inadve'rtency' _ inconsory ...
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The Homilies of S. John Chrysostom, on the Epistle of St. ...
But sin, that it might appear sin x. om. n That is, that it might be shewn what a
great evil sin is, as also a listless will, an inclinableness to the worse side, » 3
Mss. the actual doing of this', and the perverted judgment. For clause" ^"S *s ^e
cause ...
Saint John Chrysostom, J. B. Morris, 1841
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The Homilies of S. John Chrysostom, Archbishop of ...
But sin, that it might appear sin l. om. n That is, that it might be shewn what a
great evil sin is, as also a listless will, an inclinableness to the worse side, •3 Mm.
the actual doing of this*, and the perverted judgment. For clause 13 tf^8 is tne
cause ...
Saint John Chrysostom, 1841
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Inclinableness, in-kli'na-bl-nes, s. Favourable disposition. Inclination, in-kle-na'
shtra, «. (French, from inclinatio, Lat.) Tendency towards any point; natural
aptness ; propension of mind; favourable disposition ; incipient desire ; love ;
affectum ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
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The Works of John Donne, D.D., Dean of Saint Paul's, ...
At least, however other places of Scripture may seem to contribute more, this
proposition of our text, In my Father's house are many mansions (though it have
been applied to the proof of that) hath no inclination, no inclinableness that way.
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A Library of fathers of the Holy Catholic Church, anterior ...
<1 That is, that it might be shewn what a great evil sin is, as also a listless will, an
inclinableness to the worse side, s 3 Mss. the actual doing of this*, and the
perverted judgment. For clause S 's ^e cause of a^ tne evils; but he amplifies it by
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Saint John Chrysostom, 1842
