10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ITALICISM»
Discover the use of
Italicism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Italicism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Dictionary of the Architecture and Archaeology of the ...
Porrrrco, an Italicism of the Lat. porticus, from porta, a gateway, or doorway, or
from portus, a. shelter; portique, Fr.; “an open space before the doorway, or other
entrance to a building fronted with columns. A portico is distinguished as prostyle,
...
2
The Modern Greek Grammar of Julius David ... Translated ... ...
... will have wherewith to live. I 17. M' 3m 'd-n , a'b'm 5m? , although , is an
Italicism ,COHtUHOCiOCChe; sir ,a, oife'a'ti ,Ld'a'hhr 5m? efvau ,iv'uoptpx , he
does not please me , though handsome ; div Kai although; (Ah a'picel, d'y mi
Sicrxmog ...
Jules DAVID (Hellenist.), George WINNOCK, 1825
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The British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and ...
He cites from my first edition the words in which I state this circumstance, with his
own inserted note of admiration, and his own italicism, thus : “ It so happening (i)
that at W the time of writing," (i. e., the commencement of my. ' Let it be well ...
4
A Collection of the Laws and Canons of the Church of ...
J. Athone in the place before cited does suppose that the word parish- priest may
be extended to the rector or vicar by the canonists ; and if it be allowed that Otto
so meant it, yet it must be imputed to him as an Italicism. The English writers of ...
5
The United States Catholic Magazine
... charge he says that we did not cite his words at length ; we cited what we knew
to be an error, and we exposed it. That this error moreover was the point to which
the bishop directed particular attention, is plain from the italicism of the words.
6
Archaeology and Language II: Archaeological Data and ...
There is evidence of early Italic-Slavic lexical interaction, and Martynov (1983)
shows that each such Italicism in Proto-Slavic coexists with an inherited IE root in
a related meaning, which it can be argued to have displaced from the core ...
Roger Blench, Matthew Spriggs, 2003
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Letters and Cultural Transformations in the United States, ...
In the letter that accompanied the published document, Mazzei describes the
history of the essay, illustrating the ambassadorial and cosmopolitan role that he
had assigned to himself when he first wrote it: 29 The word "relations" is an
Italicism ...
Professor Sharon M Harris, Professor Theresa Strouth Gaul, 2013
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The British Controversialist and Literary Magazine
... (Italicism). These two systems having uttered themselves, became the subjects
of criticism. This criticism took upon itself, not the interpretation, but the
anticipation of the progress of thought. Yet this is only what is natural ; for the
human mind ...
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Italic Identity in Pluralistic Contexts: Toward the ...
Words such as immigration and diaspora, interculturality and peace, identity and
Italicism, history, historical existence and collective memory are redefined and
take on new heuristic value and enabled to open new doors to the long standing
...
Piero Bassetti, Paolo Janni, 2004
10
The Possibility of Living Two Hundred Years
At the same time the imagination is excited, the mind begins to wander, visions
appear, and a peculiar kind of intoxication comes on; the symptoms finally
terminate, after a prolonged vigil, in a sleep arising from exhaustion." ^ f The
italicism is ...
