10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUODLIBETICALLY»
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quodlibetically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quodlibetically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Sir Thomas Browne's Works: Repertorium. A letter to a ...
Many positions seem quodlibetically 8 constituted, and, like a Delphian blade,
will cut on both sides.9 Some truths seem almost falsehoods, and some
falsehoods almost truths; wherein falsehood and truth seem almost
aequilibriously stated, ...
Sir Thomas Browne, Simon Wilkin,
1835
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The Cabinet Portrait Gallery of British Worthies
We may, however, say in excuse for them that there were some apparently hard
hits for them in the book, and that, to borrow Sir Thomas Browne's words, ' ' many
positions seem quodlibetically constituted, and, like a Delphian blade, will cut ...
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
সকল বিষর সম্বন্বটীয় | Quodlibetically, ad; ৰিচরেপূবর্বক. বিচার্ষতেকেপে I Q uoif, ৪৪. ৪
. Fr. মম্ভকাররণবিশেষ. কপোতের টুপি. আদালতের Serjean t স০×জ্ঞক ব্যক্তির ব্যরহৃত একপ্ন;
কার টুপাঁ I ~ To Quoif, v. a. Fr. পূৰেবাক্ত টুপাঁ পর. মম্ভকাররণ-কূ বা-দা I Quoifi'ure, ...
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
... radiant quick-set quitch radiantness quick-silver quit-claim radiating quick-
lighted quite radiation quick-witted quit-rent - radical quicky-tree quitter radicality
quid quiver radicate quiddany quodlib'etarian ritdicateness quiddity
quodlibetically, ...
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Religio Medici [and] Its Sequel Christian Morals
Punctual (minute) 54. Punctual (exact) 82, 137. Punctual memorist 143. Pull-
backs 177. Q. Quadrate (subs.) 164. Quadrate (verb) 107. Queasy stomachs 118.
Questionless 28, 5!), 63. Quodlibetically 156. Quotidian infirmities 113. Rabble
100 ...
Sir Thomas Browne, John Peace,
1844
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Repertorium. A letter to a friend. Christian morals. Certain ...
Many positions seem quodlibetically 8 constituted, and, like a Delphian blade,
will cut on both sides.9 Some truths seem almost falsehoods, and some
falsehoods almost truths; wherein falsehood and truth seem almost
aequilibriously stated, ...
Sir Thomas Browne, Simon Wilkin,
1835
Many positions seem b quodlibetically constituted, and like a c Delphian blade
will cut on both sides. Some truths seem almost falshoods, and some falshoods
almost truths ; where- a In Tabula Smaragdina. First edit. "It is true, certainly true,
...
Sir Thomas Browne, Samuel Johnson,
1927
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The Ludic Self in Seventeenth-Century English Literature
He knows neither himself nor others "truely" (R.M., 61), and since "Many
Positions seem quodlibetically constituted, and like a Delphian Blade will cut on
both sides" (CM., 220), he joins "the wisest heads . . . , almost all Scepticks," who
"stand ...
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The river of life pilgrims; or, Homeward bound, allegory ...
It was," continued Oncemore, " referring to my own humble conception thereof,
what I have heard termed a quodlibetically prohibited work ; it being, as far as
spiritual shortsightedness unwittingly discloses, a craftily anathematized one, the
...
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The Works of Sir Thomas Browne: Hydriotaphia. Brampton urns. ...
Dr. J. 8 quodlibetically.] Determinable on either side. — Dr. J. 9 like a Delphian
blade, <fcc] The Delphian sword became proverbial, not because it cut on both
sides, but because it was used to different purposes. — Dr. J. 1 royal vein.
Sir Thomas Browne, Simon Wilkin,
1852