10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PENETRALIAN»
Discover the use of
penetralian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
penetralian and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Essays on Chinese Civilization
Schafer's principle operates constructively as long as he applies it to terms
whose literal meaning is readily translatable and understandable. In other cases,
however, it leads to such weird results as "Penetralian," “Auriponphyrian," and ...
Derk Bodde, Charles Leblanc, 2014
2
Silver Jubilee Volume of the Zinbun-Kagaku-Kenkyusyo, Kyoto ...
with the [Commandant] of Penetralian Scriptures and the [Officiant Penetralian] of
Portal Subordinates" (|^ ^^PIT^^E^f). Cognizor of Affairs of the Regime (^BiSc^P)
••• a high chancellor with full powers to act. Cognizor of Restraints and ...
3
On the road in twelfth century China: the travel diaries of ...
50, 245n. 335 Zhonggong si, see Central Palace Monastery Zhongqiu, see Mid-
Autumn festival zhongshu sheren, see Chamberlain of Penetralian Documents
zhongshu ling, see Commandant of Penetralian Documents zhongshu shilang, ...
James Morris Hargett, 1989
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Chronicles and characters
Ere midnight, thro' the dusky doors he slid, Drawn like an evil dream adown the
dark ; And in the penetralian purples hid His wicked knife, and crouch'd where he
tnight mark The stealthy signal, which his steps should bid To their bad goal ...
Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton Lytton (Earl of), 1868
WVhen the sixth Phoebus scales Olympus, and Urges winged steeds on high : O
ye that stand By hoary Vesta's penetralian pyre, I rede you offer to the Ilian fire
Incense and wine. Titles unnumbered crowd The name of Caesar; but this day ...
Before the inmost Penetralian doors, Holding a cypress branch, the Augur stands
; The King's firm foot strides echoless the floors, And with dull groan the temple
veil expands ; Advance the torches, and their shaken shine Glares o'er the wave
...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1870
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King Arthur by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton: Vol. 1
Lv. Before the inmost Penetralian doors, Holding a cypress branch, the augur
stands; The King's firm foot strides echoeless the floors, And with dull groan the
temple veil expands; Advance the torches, and their shaken shine Glares o'er the
...
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New Poems: Chronicles and characters
Ere midnight, through the dusky doors he slid, Drawn like an evil dream adown
the dark ; And in the penetralian purples hid His wicked knife, and crouched
where he might mark The stealthy signal, which his steps should bid To their bad
goal ...
Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton Earl of Lytton, 1868
Before the inmost Penetralian doors, Holding a cypress branch , the augur stands
; The King's firm foot strides echoeless the floors, And with dull groan the temple
veil expands; Advance the torches, and their shaken shine Glares o'er the wave ...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1849
is the atmosphere, the breathing-place of genius, is also cap and bells for the fool
. In relation to power, it is, like solitude, the open heaven through which the
grandeurs of eternity flow into the penetralian recesses of the human heart, after
that ...
