10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRESTIGIATOR»
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prestigiator in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum: dictionarius ...
Mimus, cath. et co. prestigiator, cath. et no. in magi, et c. f. histrio, cath. Iogulyrye,
or iogulment (iogul- " lntriquei; to intricate, insnare, involve, intangle." coto. " I
entryke, I hynder or lette. He that is entryked (empesche) with worldly busynesse
is ...
Anglicus Galfridus, Albert Way,
1865
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Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum: lexicon ...
2 Mimus, cath. et ug. prestigiator, cath. et ug. in magi, et c. f. histrio, cath.
Iogulyrye, or iogulment (iogul- " Intriquer, to intricate, insnare, involve, intangle."
cotg. " I entryke, I hynder or lette. He that is entryked (empeschi) with worldly
busynesse is ...
Galfridus (Anglicus), Albert Way,
1843
This is quite a recent formation and a corruption of the older word prestigiateur, "
aJugler.a cheating Conjurer" (Cotgrave), Eng. prestigiator (Henry More), It.
prestigiator e, all from Lat. prestigiator, a juggler, and that from prmstigiae, a
deception ...
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Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum: lexicon ...
2 Mimus, cath. et ug. prestigiator, cath. et ug. in magi, et c. F. histrio, cath.
Iogulyrye, or iogulment (iogul- " Intriquer, to intricate, insnare, involve, intangle."
cotg. " I entryke, I hynder or lette. He that is entryked (empeschf) with worldly
busynesse ...
Royal Historical Society (Great Britain), [Galfridus Anglicus] (Dominican friar), Albert Way,
1843
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A dictionary of the German and English languages
Prestigiator,. pri.iïdjéi'iur,. «. ест. eauflcr. Prestigiatory,. prin'd. jcàturè. adj. .¡'
lllílitlírfi. - Irlcks. csi.mli-llVh [iTl'li'll. Prestigious , présiîd'jeàs , «i(.i. ,; .nrii'tiui), i¡,in.
4i:y,|i , ц.'.игпнм, t'li-iii-nip, berrûijlid). PreStifllOIiy , pies teillunilè, (f|>.
Christoph Friedrich Grieb,
1847
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Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum, lexicon ...
Horman says, " The iugler carieth clenly under his gublettis, prestigiator scite
visum ludificat cum acceptabulis. A iugler with his troget castis (vqframentis)
deceueth mens syght.'' " Iogelour, batel- levr. Iogelyng caste, passe, passe. I
iogyll, ie ...
Galfridus (grammaticus.), Albert Way,
1843
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2 Mimus, cath. et Ug. prestigiator, cath. et vo. in magi, et c. f. histrio, cath.
Iogulyrye, or iogulment (iognl- " Intriquer, to intricate, insnare, involve, intangle."
coto. " I entryke, I hynder or lette. He that is entryked (empeschi) with worldly
busynesse is ...
Royal Historical Society (Great Britain),
1968
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An Essay Towards a Real Character and a Philosophical Language
... body or hand.' ÈPLAYER, Actor, Comedian, Tragedian, Play, Stage, Theatre,
Enter-Inde, Рас/отце. _ PRESTIGIATOR, Маше” of tric/g, juggle, Legerdemain,
Hoca:poca:, Tumbler, Dancer on the rope:, 8cc. xifonntebank.r \ M m III, The 26 6 i
...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
C. S. LfJTH-CHLEASACHD, s.fl ind. (Luth-chleasach). 1, Activity, nimbleness,
agility: agilitas, alacritas. C. S. 2. Sleight of hand: priestigiatoria ars, vel occupatio.
C. S. LuTu-cnumsarcu, -E, 42AM, sum. A juggler: prestigiator. C. S. LuTu-cuum'r,
...
That the ass turned three times out of the way, signifies that the enlightened
intellect did not agree with the thought of the prestigiator, which also is indicated
by what the angel said to Balaam : ' Behold I went out to withstand thee, because
thy ...