10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBTESTATION»
Discover the use of
obtestation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
obtestation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Works of Thomas Manton
The manner of proposal is very pathetical, by way of adjuration or obtestation. 2.
The matter. An error had crept in among the Thessalonians concerning the
speedy and immediate coming of Christ to judgment, while they were yet alive ;
which ...
2
The Chemical Philosophy
... the Philosopher endeth, there beginneth the Phisition) therefore is that
Phisicke as false and injurious to thine honor and glory, as is the Philosophie."
Bostocke, Auncrent Phisicke, sig. Avv (from “The Authors obtestation to almightie
God").
3
The French Revolution: A History
There with ceremonial evolution and manoeuvre, with fanfaronading, musketry
salvoes, and what else the Patriot genius could devise, they made oath and
obtestation to stand faithfully by one another, under Law and King ; in particular, ...
Thomas Carlyle, Henry Duff Traill, 1896
There with ceremonial evolution and manoeuvre, with fanfaronading, musketry
salvoes, and what else the Patriot genius could devise, they made oath and
obtestation to stand faithfully by one another, under Law and King; in particular, ...
5
The Works: Now First Collected : with Some Account of His ...
The parts whereof then are, in St. Luke's division, Peter's repre- hensory
ATTESTATION, and his OBTESTATION : his reprehensory Attestation to the
common wickedness ; ysvsa. cuohiu : his Obtestation of their freedom and
indemnity ; Ea'fivjTf ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
... as the Syriac turns it, to avoid their danger : both of them, as St. Austin well,
refer to this one divine sentence. The parts whereof then are, in St. Luke's
division, Peter's reprehensory attestation, and his obtestation : his reprehensory
attestation ...
Joseph Hall, Philip Wynter, 1863
7
A Brief Discourse of the Troubles at Frankfort, 1554-1558 A.D.
... that were nothing else but to rob the needy. For so shall both the shame -
fastness of the honest and liberal natures be saved ; and the Treasure of the
Church willingly spared. For he (that, upon such obtestation, will not refrain to
receive that ...
William Whittingham, Edward Arber, 1908
8
A Brief Discourse of the Troubles Begun at Frankfort in the ...
For he that vpon suche obtestation will not refraine to receiue that is offred, when
he hathe no nede : will not be ashamed to begg and craue when he hath no
nede, and that not onely lyinge, but also with periurie yf nede be. Item, yf anie by
...
William Whittingham, 1846
9
George Puttenham: The arte of English poesie
Petrarche in a fonet which Sir Thomas Wiat Englished excellently well, faid in this
figure by way of imprecation and obtestation : thus, Perdie I said it not, Nor neuer
thought to doo : Aswell as I ye wot, 1 / haue no power thereto : " And is I did the ...
10
A brief discourse of the Troubles begum of Frankfort in the ...
For he that vpon suche obtestation will not refraine to receiue that is offred, when
he hathe no nede : will not be ashamed to begg and craue when he hath no
nede, and that not onely lyinge, but also with periurie yf nede be. Item, yf anie by
...
