9 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARABAPTISM»
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parabaptism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
parabaptism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Same as Parr. Para,parä′, n.a coin of copper, silver, or mixedmetal inuse
inTurkey and Egypt,the 40thpart ofa piastre,and worth about1∕18th ofa pennyin
Turkey and1∕16th inEgypt. Parabaptism, parabap′tizm, n. uncanonical
baptism.
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Parody: Ancient, Modern and Post-modern
Other 'para' words in English listed there include 'parabaptism', 'paradox', and '
parallel'. And see also Liddell and Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, pp. 1302 ff for
further information on the uses of 'para'. 141 See Hermann Koller, 'Die Parodie', ...
ANTIQUITY. papyrology; 256. MANUSCRIPTS. papyrology; 308. PAST,
papyrology. papyrology 18. ANTIQUITY; 256. MANUSCRIPTS; 308. PAST.
parabaptism 35. BAPTISM. parabaptist 35. BAPTISM. parabaptism. parabiosis 44
. biology;230.
Laurence Urdang, Anne Ryle, Tanya H. Lee, 1986
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The Chambers Dictionary
'no-sal-i-sil'ik as' id, n a drug used along with streptomycin in the treatment of
tuberculosis: — abbrevPAS. parabaptism par-j-bap'lizm. n uncanonical baptism. [
para-1 and baptism (see under baptize)] parabasis p*-rab'f-sis, n (in classical ...
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Isms: A Compendium of Concepts, Doctrines, Traits and ...
See Catholicism. to Parabaptism— Baptism which has not been regularly or
publicly performed; uncanonical Baptism. to Parachromatism— irregularity in
color perception; color blindness. to Parachronism— an error in chronology; the
mistake ...
Alan Von Altendorf, Theresa Von Altendorf, 1993
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Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical ...
Parabaptism (TrapajiuirTioua'), baptism in private houses or conventicles, which
is frequently condemned in the canons of ancient councils under this name.
Parable, a word derived from the Greek verb □rrapajidWu), which signifies to set
...
John McClintock, James Strong, 1894
Born into slavery in ancient Greece, Aesop supposedly won his freedom with his learned wit. Collected here are his famous fables translated by George Fyler Townsend with a short biography of Aesop and a preface to the fables.
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The Oxford Companion to The Body
Provides information on how the human body works, grows, develops, and ages from various perspectives; and explains the structure, processes, and diseases of the major parts of the body.
Colin Blakemore, Sheila Jennett, 2001
A Practical Aid in Expressing Ideas through the Use of an Exact and Varied Vocabulary.
