10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PURIFICATIVE»
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
Puredigaethawl, a. (puredigaeth) Purificative. Purcdigaethu, v. a, (puredigaeth)
To make a purification. Puredigaw, u. a, (puredig) To render purified ; to become
purified. Puredigawl, a. (puredig) Purificatory. Pûrez, s, w. (pûr) Purity, pureness.
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THE JOURNAL OF SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY
that have reference to nature ; that of the purificative ones is to free entirely from
the passions ; that of those which relate to the intellect is to energize, without [
those who practise them] ever coming to a recollection of the freeing from the ...
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The Journal of Speculative Philosophy
that have reference to nature; that of the purificative ones is to free entirely from
the passions; that of those which relate to the intellect is to energize, without [
those who practise them] ever coming to a recollection of the freeing from the ...
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Medieval Philosophy and the Classical Tradition: In Islam, ...
The political [virtues] consist in action, the purificative [virtues] in contemplation,
and those of the soul already purified in the vision of the [divine] light.33
Bonaventure proceeds to quote at length Macrobius describing this hierarchy of
virtues, ...
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The Journal of Speculative Philosophy: Ed. by Wm. T. Harris
that have reference to nature ; that of the purificative ones is to free entirely from
the passions ; that of those which relate to the intellect is to energize, without [
those who practise them] ever coming to a recollection of the freeing from the ...
William Torrey Harris, 1869
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The Adorers of Dionysos, Bakchai
purificative rites and perfective labors of initiation made whole and delivered from
evil, future as well as present." Here he uses the same terms, purificative rites (l(
alharnwi) and perfective labors (lelctai), that Euripides does; the purifications ...
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A critical pronouncing dictionary [ed. by J. Murdoch].
Purificative,. pa-rlr-fe-ki-tiv,. } Purificatory,. pi-rlf-fe-ki-tSr-e,. 512. 557. J. a. Having
power or tendency to make pure. PURIFIER, p&ire-fi-ur, *. 98. Cleanser, refiner.
To Purify, pu^re-fl, v. a. 183. To make pure . to free from any extraneous ...
John Walker, John Murdoch, 1827
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Towards Greater Efficiency in NGO Activity: Proceedings of ...
In the next half of the treatment certain purificative procedures are administered
in order to detoxify and bring the body humours to the balanced state. Ghee
which has the property of purifying blood and which is one of the best known
foods for ...
cae), le virtù "catartiche" o "purificative" (xaGaptixai, purgatonae) e un genere di
virtù superiori alle purificative in quanto esprimenti la pienezza dell'attività
teoretica o contemplativa (Scopi a) dell'anima.4 In alcuni autori greci e in quelli
latini lo ...
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Nouveau Dictionnaire Français-anglais Et Anglais-francais ...
Purificative, Parificatory, a. qui purifie . Pûrifler, s. purificatmr, m. T0 Pùñfy, c. l
purifier, rendre pur, nettoyer, clarifier. 2 devenir pur, se purifier Pûrist, s. puriste, m
. Pûritun, s. uritain, in. presbyt!rien rigide 'Angleterre Pnritänical, a. de pun'tain ...
