10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OPEROSELY»
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operosely in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
operosely and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The New Annual Register: Or General Repository of History, ...
An Inquiry concerning the nature of Heat; and the Mode oF its Communication; by
Benjamin Count of Rumford, V.P. F.R.S. This inquiry is ingeniously and operosely
conducted. Its object is to prove the existence of frigorific as well as caloritic ...
2
The Elements of Euclid: With Select Theorems Out of ...
2, E. D. r This, which is clear enough of fitfils, there is no need to demonstrate
more operosely. > ' P-'R o'i-P. XXIH. Theorem. Fictgssiss if? zeal: demonstrated
Prop. '19. thiit -.a Circle, 'Who e Radius is a mean Proportional Lettoixt E B and
the ...
Euclid, André Tacquet, 1747
3
The Analysis of Inoculation: Comprizing the History, Theory ...
They find no Occasion for miirsiing the Pus operosely with the issuing Blood; if
the smallest Appearance of the latter stain the Skin, they experience their
effectual Commixture almost a perpetual Consequence. The Threads, whether of
Flax, ...
4
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
... so that l have seen, in the operosely cultivated parts of France', labour
comparatively dear, and ill performed, amidll swarms of half idle people. And
here l should remark the circumstance seen to so strange a degree in almost all
the market: ...
5
Reflections after reading or sketches biographical, ...
The frequent error of learned and able divines has been to gratify the vanity of
infidels, and to raise their works to unmerited distinction, by writing operosely
against them. God has said, " they that despise me shall be lightly esteemed ;"
and the ...
6
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... lla- Operous, op'-er-ys, ) furus Operosely, op-er-ös'-li, ad. yn llafurus
Operoseness, op-er ös'-nes, l s. liafurus- Operosity, op-er-os'-i-ti, J rwydd,
poenfawredd, gwaith mawr Opertaneous, op-er-të'-ni-ys, a. celedig, cudd, dirgel
Opetide, öp'-teid ...
7
The works of John Howe [ed.] with a preface by H. Rogers
... nor than the object will satisfy : the direction and obligation of the former being
indeed proportioned to the immense and boundless fulness of the latter.' We
need not operosely inquire what sort of persons this direction is given unto. It is
plain ...
John Howe, Henry Rogers, 1862
8
An appeal in behalf of the views of the eternal world and ...
How much less operosely is the case accounted for by supposing, that, man
being himself similar in nature to angels as to his interior constitution, on closing
his boilily senses and opening the sight of his spirit, he immediately sees an
angel, ...
9
The Metaphysics of Sir William Hamilton
This is an immediate demonstration of the impossibility of the opinion in question
; and it is curious that the in genuity, which suggested to its supporters the petty
and recon dite objections they have so operosely combated, should not have ...
Sir William Hamilton, 1872
10
Christianity Not Mysterious
. r. . Fter having * tmany affirm, that shrzflianigvinot Lefyflerious. SssE 'C T. ii, not
contrary to Reashn. said so much of Reason, I need not operosely shew what it is
to be contrary to it ; for I take it to be very intelligible from the. recedent Section, ...
