10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARABOLANUS»
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parabolanus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Alchemy: Dangers and Difficulties in Its Pursuit
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2010
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Tales and sketches of Christian life in different lands and ...
... the honest, though somewhat hard-won affection of Philip ; the watchful
kindness of Dioscoros, whom his father used to call his young Parabolanus,*
because he so loved to help and watch the sick ; the caresses of his little pet Alce
— these, ...
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An historical essay on the state of physick in the old and ...
7. Oflaanssig ejusqz in eum Not. 1. ex Edit. Suren/aas, Vol. 2. p. 192. 89' Maim. c.
in loc. Sloerin la in Yamzz, Hid. 1648, And therefore had a proper oiicer or
phyfician for that purpose, _as Perhaps, the 'Parabolanus in the ancient
znonasteries.
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Parabolanus,parabōlā′nus,n.intheearly Eastern Church, a lay assistantto the
clergyforwaitingonthesick.[Gr. parabolos, reckless.] Parabole,parab′ole,n.(rhet.)
aparable, a comparisonorsimilitude. [Gr.; cf. Parable.] Paracelsian, parasel′sian
...
See Pliny, HN 35.10.84–85; and Valerius Maximus 8.12.ext.3. 147. Isaiah 6.6.
148. Cf. Virgil, Aen. 12.396–397. 149. Cf. Codex Theodosianus 16.2.42; and
Codex Justinianus 1.3.18, where parabolanus means “sick-nurse.” Petrarca is
punning ...
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Gvilielmi Gesenii ... Thesavrvs Philologicvs Criticvs ...
7iucaßu).lta9ai , nnde parabolanus. Niph. pass. Hiph. no. 2 effusus est Jes. XXXII
, i5 (de spiritn). Hithp. \) se nudavit Thren. IV, 21. — 2) effudit, diffudit se (de
arbore patula) Pe. XXXVII, 35, cf. de h. 1. s. mîN p. 43i A. T : v * H" pi. n'i'iS f. Jes.
Wilhelm Gesenius, Emil Roediger,
1840
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A New and Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
Drvtrging Parabola, a name given by Sir I aac Newton to five different lines of the
third order, expressed by the equation yyzz ax3 + bx1 + cx + d. SiuaMrature sf ike
Parabola. S;e the utricle Quadrature. PARABOLAN, parabolanus, in antiquity, ...
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The Year's work in modern language studies
In 'Contributions by Byzantinologists to Romance etymology' (RLiR, xxvi) the
Kahanes discuss carnival, macaroni, canon, Lazarus, parabolanus, labarum.
They also challenge Livingston's etym. for travail (see YWML, xx, 41; xxi, 27; rev.
by ...
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Notes on the Parables of Our Lord
At the same time this notion of comparison is not necessarily included in ,the
word, the whole family of cognate words, as wapdfiokog, rapafiéhws,
parabolanus, being used in altogether a different sense, yet one growing out of
the same root.
Richard Chenevix Trench,
1864
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Exposition of st. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, tr. by R. ...
That iitrudmz was the official name of the treasurer (joa), who distributed the
contributions of others, is no less difficult to believe than that iXtm was he who
had the oversight of the poor, (at a later period parabolanus.) 6 irooiSra/iinog h
eirouop.
Friedrich August G. Tholuck,
1836