10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEANDRIAN»
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A Geographical Ad Historical Description of Asia Minor with ...
If we examine another passage again in the same historian, it appears that an
Athenian officer, named Lysicles, having sailed to Myus with twelve ships, landed
with a detachment, and marched up the land through the Meandrian plain, but ...
John-Anthony Cramer, 1832
2
A geographical and historical description of Asia Minor
If we examine another passage again in the same historian, it appears that an
Athenian officer, named Lysicles, having sailed to Myus with twelve ships, landed
with a detachment, and marched up the land through the Meandrian plain, but ...
John Anthony Cramer, 1832
3
Travels in Asia Minor on an Account of a Tour Made Ot the ...
... near the plain properly called The Meandrian, where the bed was crooked in
an uncommon degree. This, or the Upper Caria, ending, it flowed quietly into that
of the Ionians, increased by the accesiion of numerous streams, and, after visiting
...
4
Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Accompt of the ...
... rp^o^TM* t encloseing in a garland their feasts and playes in honour of Latona
> *»W<* meaning the Meandrian Tripolis- As for Hebrew Coynes he finds very
few genuine in the Princes cabinets; but many Punic and Parthic. Of French ...
John Martyn ((Londres)), James Allestry ((Londres)), Henry Oldenburg, 1684
5
Flugel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English Languages
Meandrian, Meandrcus. / SKaafj/ n. nrf. Sflta&r/ //. Maes, Meuse. 4-i'aat, m. (-(6 $
pi. -e) .V. T. adjutant, second, mate. S3?aatfd)aft//. N. T. mateship ; ship's crew;
M. E. association, company ; partnership. UKacao/ m. (-g) macaw (a kind of pnrrot
).
C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
6
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
MeAndrian, MeAbdry, a. Lo que tiene rodeos, tortuoso. MeAndrous, a. Tortuoso.
pYIÉANiNG, ». 1. A'nimo, intención. 2. Sentido, significación ; poder do pensar. M
£anly, ai. 1. Mediocremente, medianamente, moderadamente. 2. Baxamente ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1828
7
Transnatural Philosophy or Metaphysicks
Nor can we JJ2&b82 think we have err'd in that Noble of ourThoughts and
Necefjary Q>ie/} : There have hitherto. been no Meandrian Turnings and
Windings in our Rational Progress, which is the Way we have taken. We started
first from.the ...
8
New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
... a Greek or Roman vessel containing seven gallons, a measure containing
three bushels Anfratto, sm. a narrow, dark, Intricate place Anfraltuosita , sf. v.
Andirivieni Anfrattudso, -a, adj. meandrian , winding , having many turns Angaria
...
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1869
9
The Genuine Remains of Ossia, Literally Translated; with a ...
... the grave. We find here Conar, the son of Trenmor, the first king of Ireland,
performing this office for Fillan, as it was in the cause of the family of Conar that
that hero was killed." — Macpherson. 2. " From the dusky, meandrian glen,
Spread ...
10
The tragedies of L. Annaeus Seneca the philosopher: viz ...
... flexuous and winding ; but, tyt*d ullus Mtander fiuvius Atticam perfluat,
nunquam lego, îa-yj the great Scaliger in his Notes upon this place ; and
therefore Delrius his Fancy of the Meandrian Afopus, from the Authority of
Paufanias, is here not ...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Colluthus (of Lycopolis.), Sir Edward Sherburne, 1702
