10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBJURGATOR»
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1
Totius Latinitatis Lexicon
19. Severa atque vehementi objurgatione ¡ncessere aliquem. OBJURGATOR,
oris, m. o rebuker, reprover, chider, lltmpurrie, qui objurgat. Cic. 3. Agror, с. 3.
Quantas con- cessiones agroruru hic noster objurgator uno verbo faceré conetur.
Egidio Forcellini, Bailey, 1828
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A New and Copius Lexicon of the Latin Language: Compiled ...
Вишни, objurgator, castigntor, reprehensor. REGALI. (call bock), revoco. To
recall онс': words, dicta retractare. — To recall to memory, in memoriam redilcere.
-— 'I'.'iat тау be recalled, revocabilis..N'ot to be recalled, irrevocabilis. Ввсдьыно.
Frederick Percival Leverett, Jacobo Facciolati, Egidio Forcellini, 1874
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Supplement
-ize.] To write an obituary. [Rare.] N.E.I), objurgatrix (ob-jer-ga'triks), n. ; pi.
objurga- obnounce (ob-nouus'), v. «'. ; pret. and pp. obj. An abbreviation (ft) of
objection; (c) of fcice* (-tri-sez). [ML., fern, of L. objurgator, obnounced, ppr.
obnouncing.
William Dwight Whitney, 1910
I Among the characters in Philemon's plays Apuleius mentions the " scolding
uncle " (patruus objurgator),2 but neither in the Latin plays for which Philemon
furnished the model nor in what remains of the via does the " scolding uncle "
appear.
Philippe Ernest Legrand, 1917
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An Englisch-Latin Lexicon
fREIIEND, reprehendo, arguo, redarlo, rorripio, culpo, objurgu. kc hender, re pre
hen sor, objurgator, trreplor. 'якнея'ляо, Reprehension, repre- з и objiirgatio. rehe
*siiile, reprehenden dus, re pregnelone dignos. rkhe.-viite, objurgatorius.
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An Abridgment of Leverett's Latin Lexicon ...
Rii'KEHLNotR, reprehensor, objurgator. correptor. Rekbeh ending,
Reprehension, re pre hensto, objurgatio. Reprehensible, reprehendendua, repre
- henslone dignus. Reprehenstye, objnrgatoriua. REPRBBENT (exkibil),
represento, exhi beo, ...
Frederick Percival Leverett, Francis Gardner, Henry Warren Torrey, 1840
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
-ize.] To write an obituary. [Rare.] N. E. D. objurgatrix (ob-jer-ga'triks), n. ; pi.
objurga- obnounce (ob-nouns'), v. i. ; pret. and pp. obj. An abbreviation (fc) of
objection; (c) of <r ice* (-tri-sez). [ML., fem. of L. objurgator, obnounced, ppr.
obnouncing.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
nebrioeps (Joppidium), 138 niger (Meteorus), 120 nigra (Euryglossa), 215
nitidifrons (Euryglossa), 199 nitidipennis (Cryptus), 140 Nomia, 308 nursei (
Cryptus), 25 objurgator (Cryptus), 25 objurgator (Ichneumon), 25 objurgator ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: New volumes
Same as objurgatory. objurgator (qb-jer'ga-tor), n. One who objurgates or chides.
883 objurgatorily (ob-jer'ga-to-ri-li), adv. In an objurgatory manner. objurgatrix (ob
-jer-ga'triks), n. ; pi. objurga- trices (-tri-sez). [ML., fem. of L. objurgator, a chider ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1909
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Depositions and Other Ecclesiastical Proceedings from the ...
Item quod est communis objurgator cum vicinis. Item quod diffamat Inquisitores et
dominum Officialem sub certis verbis contumeliosis. Negat, et habet ad
purgandum se cum iiij manu. Ricardus Boteler, pincerna de Finchall, Agnes
Porteyace.
