10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REVERENTNESS»
Discover the use of
reverentness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reverentness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Hidden Spirituality of Men (Volume 1 of 3) (EasyRead ...
Anybody who gets involved in the armed forces and thinks they can hold on to
their reverentness, they are going to be in a battle because if they say “Go kill
your mom,” guess what? That's what you gotta do. FOX:How do you recommend
...
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The Hidden Spirituality of Men: Ten Metaphors to Awaken the ...
Anybody who gets involved in the armed forces and thinks they can hold on to
their reverentness, they are going to be in a battle because if they say “Go kill
your mom,” guess what? That's what you gotta do. FOX: How do you recommend
...
3
The Hidden Spirituality of Men (Volume 1 of 2) (EasyRead ...
... like a finger or a hand. If I tell my hand to slash someone's throat, it's going to
do it; it's not going to think twice. And that's what a soldier is. Anybody who gets
involved in the armed forces and thinks they can hold on to their reverentness,
145.
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The new universal English dictionary. Buchanan
REVERENTNESS [reverentia, L.) a reverent quality, humble behaviour. A
REVERSE (0/ a Medal) is the backside, in opposition to the head or principal
figure. To REVERSE (rnerjus, L.) 1, To turn upside down. A pyramid A pyramid n
— fid may ...
Nathan Bailey, James Buchanan (grammarian), 1760
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Dictionary of the English and German languages for general ...
Reverentness , r?v/- 2r- 2nt- n2s, в. (¡riirftbiftigfcii, f. Révérer, ге-те'-гпг, в. 33«»
Reverie, e-Revery. [tfjrfr, m. Reversal, ге-т?г/-»41, adj. nmffcf-iiit) 1 —, 1.
Uaiflepiing (ritifS Urtbiil*), f. Reverse, re-verse', v. a. »m> ttt)ttn\ unifrrfifll} nnuintfrii;
Noli ...
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Effortless Action: Wu-wei as a Spiritual Ideal in Early China
Confucius' response when Boyu admits that he has not yet studied the rites is:
The rites are the basis (ben j£) for establishing one's character by means of
reverentness, frugality, gravity (zhuang IS.), and respectfulness (jing §fc). With the
rites ...
Edward G. Slingerland, 1998
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Ogham Inscriptions in Ireland, Wales, and Scotland
... to the unclothed human figure which is next presented from the western facade
of the Cathedral of Ferrara, playing on his violin, there is a wide diversity in taste
and in reverentness of technical treatment and expression, but not in meaning, ...
Sir Samuel Ferguson, 1887
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Englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
SBer. eferer, m. [biß Reverend, reto'-5r-enb, adj. ebriouf. Reverendness, reto'- br -
eub - ne§. s. Œ&rnmrbigfeit,/. Reverent, rero'-or-ent, adj. -ly. adv. ebrerbletig. [(
íbrerbretigfeit, / Reverentness, reft'* ür-ent- ne§, s Reverential, ren>'ör«en'-fdjä&t,
...
James C. Oehlschläger, 1870
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Zhongguo yu yan wen hua bei jing Han Ying shuang jie ci dian
125 ^Hi<)!ttli§j gang / gao fidelity) or the five constant requirements (
righteousness of father, kindness of mother, brotherhood of elder brother,
reverentness of younger brother and filial piety of son ) as specified in the feudal
ethical code ( 2 ) ...
... extensimeter equestrienne eyewitnesses repetiteuses storekeepers
resettlement treelessness trestletrees penetrometer extensometer entrepreneur
reverentness perverseness enfeoffments whiffletrees effusiometer effronteries
effusiveness ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
