10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLEONASTICAL»
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The Sacred Classics Defended and Illustrated: Or, An Essay ...
74; m'ajiQ, as superfluous, but if it- be superfluous, or rather, pleonastical, 'tis an
elegant pleonasmus, used by Plato and the purest Greek writers, as we have
shewn, and 'tis omitted only in one manuscript. ' That celebrated passage Ram. ix
.
2
Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
The particle SI is pleonastical m Acts xi. 17. — It is pleonastical in the most
authentick and noble writers. Blackwall. Sacred Classics, vol i. p. 144. The
noblest classicks use this particle pleonastically. Id. lb. vol i. p. 142. PLEROMA, in
Botany, a ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
3
The sacred classics defended and illustrated: or, An essay ...
The particle 3i is pleonastical in Ails xi. 1 7. and we may believe for that reason is
not found in several manuscripts and versions ; but being in the major part it
ought to be retain'd in the text, especially since 'tis pleonastical in the most
authentic ...
4
The spelling book superseded, or Exercises on orthography, ...
Phusis, nature. Physic, physics, metaphysics, &c. Phuton, a plant. Zoophyte,
neophyte, &c. Plane, wandering. Planet, planetary, &c. Plasso, to form in clay.
Plastic, plaster, &c. Pleo, to fill. Pleonastic, pleonastical, pleonasm, &c. Plethos,
fulness.
Robert Joseph Sullivan, 1869
5
Jeremiah and Lamentations. A new translation; with notes ...
Or '5 may be pleonastical, as chap. v. 5.”—Sncxnn. Now even 1 will proceed
judicially with them—'Jn'n: is emphatical, and seems to have an eye to the charge
brought by Jeremiah, (verse 10,) of God's having promised his people peace; ...
6
A Greek and English Lexicon to the New Testament ... Seventh ...
... as Luke xxiv. 14. Acts xxi. 35; or wit a dative following, Mark X. 32. Acts iii. 10.
LXX. l9. l Cor. x. ll. 1 Pet. iv. l2. :2 Pet. ii. 22.1—Raphelius, on Acts xxi. 35,
remarks that Polybins, [ii. 64. 6. 8.] often uses the similar pleonastical expression
...
John PARKHURST (M.A.), Hugh James ROSE (B.D.), 1829
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... Plenum, pli'-nym, s. gorm, halant Pleodont, pli'-o-dont, s. math o fadfall
Pleonasm, pll'-o-nasm, s. gair llanw; geirlenwad; amleiriad Pleonaste, pli'-o-nëst,
f. achrwysfaen Pleonastic, pli-o-nas'-tio, 1 a. aml- Pleonastical, pli-o-nas'-ti-cal, j
eiriol ...
8
T. Lucreti Cari De Rerum Natura Libri Sex
... 515 libella aliqua si ex parti claudicat hilum: I find no other example ; but vi 576
perhilum is also affirmative. prosum .. hilum pleonastical to express the most
minute quantity; because the smallest jot will prove the point. 515 Priscian inst. x
8 ...
Titus Carus Lucretius, 1866
9
The Churchman's monthly review
Nay, he actually thinks that the Vav in "^»1 is " pleonastical," and refers, for
authority for such an opinion, to the Concordantia? of Noldius, a work which. 1
The few examples of this, which are found in Hebrew (Prov. vii. 13, 14 ; Judges v.
10
The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal
Iliurh lay in ruins' en earth was pleonastical. It would be endless as well as
invidous to point out every exceptionable passage that has occurred to us in this
translation. It would be something like the cruelty of tormenting a dying man with
fresh ...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths, 1773
