10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MULTILOQUY»
Discover the use of
multiloquy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
multiloquy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Early Works of Thomas Becon: Being the Treatises ...
I Matt vi. answer, Christ in this aforesaid place doth not forbid the assiduity and
continuance The aniwer. of prayer, but the multiloquy and manner of babbling in
prayers, which the ethnicks and infidels did use, trusting by that their too much ...
Thomas Becon, John Ayre, 1843
2
The London Quarterly and Holborn Review
... cecity, immanity, insulse, insulsity, splendidious, pervicacy, lepid, sufflaminate,
immorigerous, clancular, ferrity, ustulaiion, stultiloquy, pauciloquy, multiloquy,
lipothymy, hyperaspist, immarcescible, exility, spinosity, incolumily,
solertiousness, ...
3
English: past and present, 5 lectures
Richard Chenevix Trench (abp. of Dublin.) II.] PEDANTIC WORDS. 59 ' clancular/
'ferity/ 'ustulation/ ' stultiloquy, ' ' lipothymy' (ktnroOvfila), ' hyperaspist/ (all in
Jeremy Taylor), ' pauciloquy ' and ' multiloquy ' (Beaumont, Psyche) ; if '
dyscolous' ...
Richard Chenevix Trench (abp. of Dublin.), 1859
... cecity, immanity, insulse, insulsity, splendidious, pervicacy, lepid, sufflaminate,
immorigerous, clancular, ferrity, ustulation, stultiloquy, pauciloquy, multiloquy,
lipothymy, hyperaspist, immarcescible, exility, spinosity, incolumity,
solertiousness, ...
5
The Practice of Piety: Directing a Christian How to Walk, ...
Remember, that thou must answer for every idle word, that in multiloquy, the
wisest man shall overshoot himself. Avoid, therefore, all tedious and idle talk,
from which seldom arises comfort, many times repentance: especially beware of
rash ...
6
Bar Hebraeus's Book of the dove
On multiloquy. § 5. Speech that is indirectly sinful. § 6. On quarrelling. § 7. On
litigation. § 8. On scorn. § 9. On curse and malediction. § [0. On singing and
poetry. Iliya' III, p. 96. On the danger of the tongue and the excellence of silence.
p. 98.
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The Wordsworth Thesaurus: For Home, Office and Study
... wordy. verbosity n. garrulity, logorrhoea, long- windedness, loquaciousness,
loquacity, multiloquy, prolixity, verbiage, verboseness, windiness, wordiness.
verdict n adjudication, assessment, conclusion, decision, finding, judgment,
opinion, ...
Wordsworth, William, 1993
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The practice of piety. Amplified by the author (L. Baily).
I, "|3 Emember that thou must answer foi every / M.t. XV. s idle mrd > that in *
multiloquy, the wisest "•it- man (hall overshoot himself. Avoid therefore all tedi' i7.r
°7. out and idle talk, whereof seldom ariseth comfort, indplXm many times ...
Lewis Bayly (bp. of Bangor.), 1672
9
English, Past and Present
... if ' mulierosity,' 'subsannation,' 'coaxation,' ' ludibundness,' 'delinition,' '
sanguinolency,' 'sep- temfluous,' ' medioxumous,' 'mirificent,' 'palmifer- ous' (all in
Henry More), 'pauciloquy,' ' multiloquy ' (Beaumont, Psyche) ; if 'dyscolous' (Foxe)
, ...
Richard Chenevix Trench, 1871
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Practical Writing And Reading
... prose), "scelestick" (Feltham), "lepid" and 11 sufflaminate ' ' (Barrow), 1 '
immorigerous, ' 1 "clancular," " ferity," " hyperaspist, " "stul- tiloquy" (all in Jeremy
Taylor), "paucilo- quy" and ' ' multiloquy " (Beaumont, Psyche) ; if "dyscolous" (
Foxe), ...
