10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAGISTRATIC»
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magistratic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Garner's Modern American Usage
Her name is spelled with an -e on the end, but the islands and the Oxford college
omit it. magisterial; magistral; ✳magistratic; ✳magistratical. Although magisterial
carries connotations of nobility, command, and even dictatorialness, it is also the
...
2
System and history of the Roman private law
So long they did still come forth only and appear as the supreme magistrates of
the republic they mflflalned upon the old forms of the magistratic activity , vith
which as for the rest it does reconcile itself wel^j, that there did introduce
themselves ...
3
Johnsoniana; Or, Supplement to Boswell: Being Anecdotes and ...
Then nodding with a magistratic air, To further anecdote he called the fair.
MADAME PIOZZI. (1) Dear Doctor Johnson loved a leg of pork, And hearty on it
would his grinders work: He liked to eat it so much over-done, That one might
shake the ...
4
Johnsoniana; or supplement to Boswell; being Anecdotes and ...
Then nodding with a magistratic air, To further anecdote he called the fair.
Manama Piozzi. (1) Dear Doctor Johnson loved a leg of pork, And hearty on it
would his grinders work: He liked to eat it so much over-done, That one might
shake the ...
5
The American Monthly Magazine
... loyal tests—being a great philosopher, he was of course a great man. Having
thus, in a few words, settled this important question, I now proceed to inform the
reader, that on the 4th of September, 17l3, it being the 17th year of his magistratic
...
6
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
MAGISTRATIC, adj. Uachdaranail, mar breitheamh. MAGNANIMITY, s. Mar-
inntinneachd, mor-aigeantachd, morachd, curantachd, flathaileachd.
MAGNANIMous, adj. Mar-inntinneach, mor-aigeantach, curanta, flathail.
MAGNANIMOUSLY, adv ...
7
The History of Modern Europe: With a View to the Progress of ...
... jurisdictions, the remnants of private power, it conducted to the r gime of public
power; in destroying the venality of magistratic offices, it presaged gratuitous
justice. It was the passage from a condition in which every thing belonged to ...
8
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... heddyngnad, yngnad, heddyn- ad; maer; arlyw; ardwyad Magistratic, maj-is-trat
'-ic, j a. pen- Magistratical, maj-is-trat'-i-cal, J swydd- ogol, beddynadol; â
chanddo awdur- dod penswyddog Magistrature, mnj'-is-trë-tshyr, s. pen-
swyddogaeth, ...
9
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
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Magistratic and ✳magistratical are needless variants. Magistral = (1) ofa master
or masters <an absolutely magistral work>; or (2) formulated by a physician <a
magistral ointment>. magistracy; ✳magistrature; ✳magistrateship. The first of ...
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The Whole Works: ¬The harmony, chronicle and order, of the ...
... their scholastic and magistratic history, as also of some general occurrences
that befel the nation in these times,—let us a little observe the carriage and
temper of the men, for the better discerning of the Lord's dispensing in reference
to them ...
John Lightfoot, John Rogers Pitman,
1822