10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REVILINGLY»
Discover the use of
revilingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
revilingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Pĕsikta Dĕ-Rab Kahăna: R. Kahana's Compilation of Discourses ...
Rather, did he not blasphemously and revilingly say, Who is the Lord, that I
should hearken unto His voice? (Exod. 5:2). When Thou didst increase ease for
the wicked Sennacherib, did he in gratitude glorify Thee as Lord? Rather, did he
not ...
( The singular is now seldom used)/MneraJ ceremonies faqif, 3ff?fai?n / W«itff* «
W* m- pl-> ( Specifically among the Hindus) ^r^l4 ", ^ranqJIT »», /. aftv^^H. n, «»g
»T^ n;— revilingly ^RJ n. [ CONDUCTOR or PEHFOHMEH op O. f^qi gppnr^ m, ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
If Kshatriya talked revilingly to Vaishya or Sudra, he was fined 50 and 20 panas
respectively.30 According to Vishnu Smriti,81 King was required to cut off those
limbs of a lower caste man, except Brahman, with which he insulted superior
caste ...
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Cooper's Journal: Or, Unfettered Thinker and Plain Speaker ...
You appear first discontented with Dr. Smiles, because you say he has joined "
those who talk harshly and revilingly of working-men, and mistake their condition
;" and you further charge him with " attempting to deceive others on a question so
...
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A Dictionary Murathee English: compiled for the Government ...
... and ignorant. *F33fTl sn \ tfs * ^Toft ) The water poured into a tkunk.hu or
Conch, in order to be poured over an i<tol &c. 2 A p- plied, in praise, to clear
pellucid water, juice oi fruits A-c : and, revilingly, to watery and washy milk, curds
&c.
James T. Molesworth, 1831
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Contra Celsum: Libri VIII
A critical edition of Origen's main and longest work "Contra Celsum."
Orígenes, Miroslav Marcovich, 2001
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Journal of Indian History
If Kshatriya talked revilingly to Vaishya or Sudra, he was fined 50 and 20 panas
respectively.29 According to Vishnu Smriti,30 King was required to cut off those
limbs of a lower caste man, with which he insulted superior caste. For example, (
a) ...
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Historical Commentaries on the State of Christianity During ...
bitterly and revilingly, and doubtless in the same strain as previously to the
Asiatic bishops, declaring that he would have no communion with persons who
said the baptism of hereties ought to be repeated. The Epistle is lost through the
fault, ...
Johann Lorenz Mosheim, James Murdock, 1851
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The Biblical Repository and Classical Review
And that I may yet boast my old follies, next to the Bible and St. Augustine, no
book has come to me in which I have learned more what God, Christ, men, and
all things are; and first of all I find it is true, what certain highly learned ones
revilingly ...
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Ace the Verbal on the SAT
... [2] credit [2] creed [2] grant [2] heart [4] incredible [2] quarry [1] record [1] 77.
mel-5 false, bad, wrong Latin: MAL- bad; ill [ 1 ] L malus bad [2] Gk blasphemos
blasphemous blasphemy: speaking impiously or revilingly of God or sacred
beings.
Loren Edward Meierding, 2005
