10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOGYNIAN»
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monogynian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
monogynian and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Lines, slightly altered, from Thomas James Mathias, The Pursuits of Literature (
2nd edition, 1796), part 1, lines 97–100: 'In filmy, gawzy, gossamery lines, / With
lucid language, and most dark designs, / In sweet tetrandryan, monogynian
strains ...
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Erasmus Darwin: Sex, Science, and Serendipity
... lines, With lucid language and conceal'd designs, In sweet monandrian
monogynian strains Pant for your mistress in botanic pains.'54 (An author's
footnote explains that in 'botanic language', 'monogynian' means possessing one
...
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New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
monogynian, mon6gynous Monoginico, adj. m. (bot.) monogynian, mo-
nAgynous Monograffa, sf. mon6graphy , m6nograph MonograGco , -a , adj.
monographic , mono- ' graphical Monogramma, sm. monogram MonAlogo, sm. a
monologue ...
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1869
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'Orientalist Jones': Sir William Jones, Poet, Lawyer, and ...
Thus Botanists, with eyes acute To see prolific dust minute, Taught by their
learned northern Brahmen To class by pistil and by stamen, Produce from
nature's rich dominion Flow'rs Polyandrian Monogynian, Where embryon
blossoms, fruits, ...
Michael J. Franklin, 2011
Why were the stars brought into constellations! Master. For instruction sake:
things cannot be taught without names. And the philosophic tetrandian
monogynian bard: So erst, ere rose the science to record In lettered syllables the
volant word; ...
William Henry Smyth, 1844
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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory: Containing I. The Elements ...
Pentandrzsia Monogynian-Nat. ord. UmIvcllata. THE cummin is an annual
umbelliferous plant, in appearanceresembling fennel, but much finallcr. It is a
native of Egypt ;, but the seeds used in Britain are brought chiefly from Sicily and
Malta.
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The Panoplist, and Missionary Magazine United
With what '9er Red Gum tree: a genus indigenous to New Holland, ot'\he
icosandrian monogynian class and order, comprising fifteen species. Ree. VOL.
IV. New Series. Ed. Pan. interest have I trodden over these new meadows,
through the ...
... properer person could be found, he would _' '*1. [The Red-Gumtree :' a 'genus
indigenous to New Holland, of the icosandrian monogynian; class- and order,
comprising fifteen species. Rm. \ V paring, he residedl chiefly at Hull in Yorkshire,
.
T hat whicbis strange,' says Dr. Johnson, ' is delightful, and a pleasing error is not
willingly detected.' The magic pen of Dr. Darwin, by celebrating the wonders of
this wonderful tree ' In sweet tetrandrian monogynian strains,' made the error still
...
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The Daughters of India: Their Social Condition, Religion, ...
1 In the present day, "flowers polyandrian monogynian" are never heard of as
flourishing in purely Hindu districts. They only shed their fragrance upon the
Ceylon mountains, and among the Nairs in the south, and possibly some hill
tribes in ...
Edward Jewitt Robinson, 1860
