10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAPHIAN»
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Paphian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Paphian and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Tom K----g's (King's); or, the
Paphian Grove. With the ...
Tom KING (of Covent Garden.) ТЪе Нитоит 0f Covent-Garden. 3 3 Belides with
wondrous Care (by all agreed) Hdd learn the Youngfter howto write, and read.
Foi-hear rath Cupid, Urchih, dad пос dread, 'i The ñeaing Birch, upon thy
Buttocks ...
Tom KING (of Covent Garden.), 1738
2
Domestic and Divine: Roman Mosaics in the House of Dionysos
that fill the squares of the lozenge-star- and-square pattern in the triclinium of the
House of the Drinking Contest.9 These few common details serve only to
underline the close ties of the Paphian workshop with Antioch, but they do not
negate ...
Christine Kondoleon, 1995
3
American Farmers' Magazine
Ladies, who, 'while nursing, suffer from sore or inflamed nip- l.?es, will find
immediate and unfailing relief from the use of the Paphian Lotion, which, from its
extraordinary power to allay irritation and cool the mouth, may be truly said to
rende ...
4
Aufstieg und Niedergang der römischen Welt: Geschichte und ...
Paphos on the north was bounded by the water-shed, with M.P. XV at Pano
Arodhes still on Paphian soil ; but it is likely that the two stones missing in the two
-and-a-half mile gap between this and M.P. VI of Terra belonged to Arsinoe.
Hildegard Temporini, Wolfgang Haase, 1980
5
The Inscriptions of Kourion
In the Archaic Paphian x has occurred on five occasions, seemingly with the
value me. Sign 4 recalls the somewhat dubious x of our no. 23 below, and
presumably conveys the same sound. I have recently argued that the x simpliciter
of sign 7 ...
Terence Bruce Mitford, 1971
6
Syllabic Writing on Cyprus and its Context
It is sometimes said that the Paphian syllabary is the more 'conservative', the '
common' syllabary the more 'progressive'. But that makes very little sense given
that features of both types appear in both syllabaries in roughly the same ...
7
The Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil
Phalon's Paphian Lotion. _ most brilliant addition to tba toilet which the present
sge has witnessed, was tbe fortunate discovery The _ secret was purchased for
$2,500 by Ed- w aid Phalox, who, In the course of a long series of experiments, ...
8
Tom King's Or the
Paphian Grove, with the Humors of Covent ...
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishing's Legacy Reprint Series.
9
A Linguistic History of Ancient Cyprus: The Non-Greek ...
Cypriot Syllabic a 29, 51, 56, 59, 65 i 51, 60 ja 141–2 ku 76, 142 la 73–4 le (
Paphian) 26, 73–4, 91 li 73–4 lo 51, 56, 73–4 lu 75, 142 mo 33 mu 33, 76, 142 na
51, 58, 65 ni 25, 29 nu 43, 76, 142 o (Common) 91, 148 o (Paphian) 17–18, 25
pa ...
10
Studies in Biblical and Patristic Criticism: Or Studia ...
But a second kalendar on the Asiatic model was the Cyprian, as the Hemerology
calls it, or as Epiphanius calls it (to distinguish it from the Kalendar of Salamis)
the Paphian ; and the Paphian date is again correctly given as Apogonicus 1 6. 2.
Driver, William Sanday, Cheyne, 2006
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PAPHIAN»
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Paphian is used in the context of the following news items.
Lytton Strachey Explains What a Strange, Marvelous Creature the …
... I must have her”), and so to the Signora, and the Moffat woman (“can I do better than keep a dear infidel for my hours of Paphian bliss?) ... «The New Republic, Oct 14»
Fadoodling and the Paphian Jig: 29 Historic Slang Terms for Sex
Night physic (1621). 10. Princum-prancum (1630). 11. Culbatizing exercise (1653). 12. Join paunches (1656). 13. Dance the Paphian jig (1656). «Slate Magazine, Aug 14»
Impressive citadel wall of the Classical period located during …
Palaepaphos was the capital of the Paphian kingdom almost to the end of the fourth century BC, but its town plan and its different urban sectors, ... «Famagusta Gazette, Aug 14»
Six Centuries Of Colorful Slang Phrases That Mean, Well, You Know …
We think our favorites are, “fadoodling,” and “dance the Paphian jig.” Though, “play at rumpscuttle and clapperdepouch,” and “Arrive at the end ... «The Inquisitr, Jul 14»
British tourist tells of how his bride-to-be died in his arms an hour …
They were staying at the Paphian Sun Holiday Village hotel in Kissonerga. Mr Cameron, a freelance coach-driver from Consett, County ... «Daily Mail, May 08»
