10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MATRONAL»
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A critical pronouncing dictionary, and expositor of the ...
Dr. Ash places the accent on the same syllable ; and though he makes the a in
Matronal short, yet he makes the same letter in this word long as in Patron.
Barclay, and Fenning lay the stress upon the first of Matronal, and on the second
of ...
2
Principles of English Pronunciation
$T This word , like matronal, has a diversity of pronunciation in •our Dictionaries ,
which shows the necessity of recurring to principles in order Jto fix. its true sound.
Buchanan places the accent on the first syllable ; but whether he makes the a ...
3
Women's Religious Activity in the Roman Republic
The fundamental problem is that the matronal sacrifice was not the only, nor even
the first, activity prescribed to expiate the hermaphrodite. First, the haruspices
declared that the hermaphrodite had to be drowned in the sea. Then the priests ...
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Johnson's English Dictionary
Shakspeare. PATRONAL, p»t'-ro-nil. a. [patronus, Lat.] Protecting; supporting;
guarding,; defending; doing the office of a patron. Brown: 05" This word, like
matronal, has o diversity of pronunciation in our dictionaries, which shows the
necessity ...
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chambers, Henry John Todd, 1834
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Johnson's English Dictionary, as Improved by Todd and ...
».a. To patronise: to protect. Shalapave. PATRONAL, ptl'-ro-nil. a. [patronus, Lai.]
Protecting; supporting; guarding; defending; doing the omce of a patron. Broirn. $
?J~ This word, like matronal, hns a diversity of pronunciation in our dictionaries, ...
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Henry John Todd, 1830
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A Critical Pronoucing Dictionary & Expositor of the English ...
See Taunt. MAUNDY-THURSDAY, mawn'de, or man'de-f/ifirz'da, *. 214. The
Thursday before Good Friday. MAUSOLEUM, maw-so-le'um, *. 503. A MATRON,
ma'trfin, s. An elderly lady ; an old woman. MATRONAL, maVro-nal, or mi-tro'na!,
...
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Lexicon Tetraglotton, an English-French-Italian-Spanish ...
Matronal, or matron-like; Matronal ; Matronalc; Matronal, A Matt ; Satte ? Stuora ;
Efiera , vimbrera, hecho de vimbres. To Matt ; Natter ; Stuofarc ; Eßerar , cubrir
con eñerat. Of Маш ; Vattier; Stuotaggio ; Efe- raje, vimbrtro. The Matt-ruih ; Olpbe
, ...
8
A critical pronouncing dictionary
MATRON, ma'trftn,fl. An elderly lady | au old woman. MATRONAL, ro&t'ro-n&l, or
mi-tro'nal, a Suitable to a matron, constituting a matron. I have excluded Mr.
Sheridan's pronunciation, which makes the two first syllables of this word exactly
like ...
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A History of Women in the West: From ancient goddesses to ...
On the vestimentary signs of matronal status, see L. Sensi, "Ornatus e status
sociale delle donne romane," in Annali Fac. Lettere e Filosofia (University of
Perugia) 18(1980):55— 90. Matronal dignity was also granted to certain
concubines: to ...
Georges Duby, Pauline Schmitt Pantel, Michelle Perrot, 1994
Brotcn. r£f This word, like matronal, has a diversity of pronunciation in our
dictionaries, which shows the necessity of recurring to principles, in ordor to Ijx its
true sound. Buchanan places the accent on tho first syllable ; but whether he
makes ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Alexander Chalmers, 1835
