10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POSTLIMINIARY»
Discover the use of
postliminiary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
postliminiary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Whom Does God Favor, the Wicked Or the Righteous? : the ...
Though in the English edition, these are translated preliminal, liminal and
postliminal, the meaning would be more closely rendered, if following Mansion,
Larousse, and Webster, these were translated preliminary, liminal, and
postliminiary.
2
The Enigma of Arnold Van Gennep (1873-1957): Master of ...
Though in the English edition, these are translated preliminal, liminal and
postliminal, the meaning would be more closely rendered, if following Mansion,
Larousse, and Webster, these were translated preliminary, liminal, and
postliminiary.
Rosemary Lévy Zumwalt, 1988
3
A Treatise of Universal Jurisprudence
But the true test is the legal sentence of condemnation, after which the.right of
postliminiary reversion ceases. Towns, territories, and prisoners, which are
retaken by the sovereign power, revert to their original ownership, if such
reversion be ...
John Penford Thomas, 1829
4
The Mekong: Turbulent Past, Uncertain Future
The Mekong is one of the world's great rivers; the largest in Southeast Asia.
5
Visigothic Spain: new approaches
... show that the LRV was not abrogated by the CR but retained de iure force well
into the seventh century.2 In the first canon of the Second Council of Seville, held
in 619, the fathers refer to the regulation 'per legem mundialem' of postliminiary ...
6
Proceedings of New York University ... Annual National ...
Thus, the travel performed by an employee during his regular working hours or
his travel from the place of performance of one "principal" activity to the place of
performance of another "principal" activity is not a "preliminary" or "postliminiary"
...
7
Yearbook of the Encyclopedia Americana
... employee claims, and relieves an employer from punishment or liability for his
failure to pay minimum wages or overtime compensation for certain preliminary
or postliminiary activities, unless compensable under contract, custom, or
practice ...
Alexander Hopkins McDannald, 1949
8
Lesbian Lives: Identity and Auto/Biography in the Twentieth ...
The writer-lesbian delves behind received tradition so that her language is both
subaltern and postliminiary, asserting her right as a returned exile to assume
former status. 3 Lesbian Auto/biography in the Early Twentieth Century The State
74 ...
9
Federal Supplement: Cases Argued and Determined in the ...
232, 236. POSTLIMINIARY ACTIVITY, Ciemnoczolowskl v. Q. O. Ordnance Corp.,
D.C.Neb., 119 F.Supp. 793, 80L POSTPONED REGISTRANT, U. S. v. Wider,
D.C.N.Y., 119 F.Supp. 676, 679. PRELIMINARY ACTIVITY, Ciemnoczolowski v.
10
The Literary Gazette and Journal of the Belles Lettres, ...
The apothegms are often strong; always deserving of calm consideration. A
Descant on Weatlter- Wisdom. Pp. 32. Longmans. A postliminiary dedication
precedes this fragment, which is a playful ridicule of superstitious notions, which
many of ...
