10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDECLINABLY»
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indeclinably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
indeclinably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
On English Adjectives in -able: With Special Reference to ...
Indeclinable, ' without deviation,' an adjective presupposed by indeclinably as
used in the extract which here ... loved, admired, and proposed unto my self e to
follow indeclinably, not onely the discipline of the Church of England, but the
whole ...
2
A Grammar of Attic and Ionic Greek
He uses $6o, or indeclinably, and he has also a longer adjective form, dual Soai,
plur. doiol, -ai, -&, declined like the plural of ayaBbs (§ 117). b. Herodotus often
uses bio indeclinably. If declined, he has gen. dvwv, dat. Suolffi. larly like ...
3
An Elementary Grammar of the Greek Language: With Exercises ...
With Exercises and Vocabularies Raphael Kühner, Samuel Harvey Taylor. oiiSe/
dai, oiSiva, ob&iwv, ovSe/uuv, oii4<n(v), oiSe/ilan, oitevas, oiSe/dat, o&Sera.
Rem. 2. Atio is often used indeclinably also for all the Cases. The numeral Afjupw
...
Raphael Kühner, Samuel Harvey Taylor, 1875
4
An elementary grammar of the Greek language ... with ... ...
Ai'o is often used indeclinably for all the Cases. The numeral 'x>t/i, like bvo, has -
oiv in the Gen. and Dat. ('ijifotv) ; tl-3 Aci . is like the Xcm Like bvo, it is also
sometimes used indeclinably. XXXV. Vocabulary. \li<t>t. about. bearing,
furnished with ...
Raphael Kühner, Samuel Harvey Taylor, 1870
5
Vox Ecclesiæ Anglicanæ on the Church, ministry, and ...
... and they only principally, fully, and absolutely of the Church, whom divine
grace leadeth infallibly and indeclinably by these means to the certain and
undoubted profession of wished blessedness, because in them only grace
manifesteth her ...
George Gresley Perry, 1868
6
Of the Church, five Books
infallibly, and indeclinably by these means to the certain and undoubted
possession of wished blessedness; because in them only grace manifesteth her
greatest and most prevailing force, without which eflicacy of grace, winning
infallibly, ...
7
Biblical Greek: Illustrated by Examples
So far as Hellenistic Greek is concerned, we may answer: the neuter form 1-1. is
used indeclinably in papyri, i, e. without agreement in gender 'or number, e. g. :
érrl. 11 (instead of rwa) plav riliv... olxu:'I>v con one of the houses » (P. Par.
8
The Beginner's Greek Book
With a plural substantive Svo is often used indeclinably. b. The cardinal numbers
from 5 to 100 inclusive are indeclinable. The higher cardinal numbers in -m and
all ordinals are declined like adjectives of the vowel-declension. c.
John Williams White, 1892
9
Contributions to The Textual Criticism of the Divina Commedia
The past part, is generally used indeclinably with the auxiliary avere &c, e.g. viii.
120; ix. 96; xxix. 44. This writer pedantically alters F occhio into gli occhi regularly
. He generally writes words at full length, rhythm or metre notwithstanding, e.g. ...
10
The Catholic Biblical Quarterly
The adjective pleres is frequently used indeclinably in Koine Greek. In the NT,
pleres hardly ever appears declined without an indeclinable variant, perhaps
only at Matt 14:20 and the doublet Matt 15:37.47 Nestle- Aland 26 even prints the
...
Wendell Stephen Reilly, 1986
