10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCURRILOUSNESS»
Discover the use of
scurrilousness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scurrilousness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Poetics of the Obscene in Premodern Arabic Poetry: Ibn ...
The reverse of these qualities was now exemplified in sukhf, scurrilousness and
shamelessness, and mujūn, levity and scoffing, which begin to intrude into the
themes of Arabic literature. In the field of poetry, this development is particularly ...
2
Summa Theologiae: Volume 43, Temperance: 2a2ae. 141-154
Though vomiting is good when we have eaten overmuch, yet it is sinful to subject
oneself to the necessity by lack of moderation. Of course one may use an emetic
for medical reasons in order to relieve sickness. 3. Scurrilousness comes from ...
Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Gilby, 2006
3
The History, Topography, and Antiquities of the Isle of Wight
Becoming the proprietor and editor of a periodical paper, not without ability but
abounding in scurrilousness, called the North Briton ; he published in " No. 45" a
coarse libel on the King and his Government ; a General Warrant was issued by ...
William Henry Davenport Adams, 1856
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The phonographic word-book ...: Intended immediately to ...
scrutinize scrutinized scrutinizing socratical sacredness scarceness scurrilously
scurrilousness sacrilegious sacrilegiously sacrilegious uess scantiness scantling
scandalous scandalously scandalousness scandalize scandalized scandalizing
...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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Italian Pocket Dictionary: Preceded by an Italian Grammar
... v. a. schiumare, tor via la □chiuma Scum mer, ». una ni estol a Scurf, ». tigna ;
— of a wound, s^b- biaj — mess,». ligna; scurfy.a. lignoso [rililà Scurrility, or
Scurrilousness, ». scut- Scurrilous, a. buffonesco, ingiuri- oao Scurvily, ad
malamente ...
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The History, Topography, and Antiquities of the Isle of ...
Becoming the proprietor and editor of a periodical paper, not without ability but
abounding in scurrilousness, called the North Briton; he published in “ No. 45" a
coarse libel on the King and his Government ; a General Warrant was issued by ...
William Henry Davenport Adams, 1856
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Presidential Campaigns : From George Washington to George W. ...
The scurrilousness, in fact, was to some extent part of the fun and the invective at
times joyously creative. As early as 1792 the voice of the people, it was said, was
"the voice of grog" at election time. From almost the beginning, America's ...
Paul F. Boller Jr. Professor of History Texas Christian University (Emeritus), 2004
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Russian Secret Tales: Bawdy Folktales of Old Russia
... free tales of Boccaccio; and half-a-score more ; and it will be found that any
attempt to castrate or gloze over their scurrilousness would be to destroy that
healthy, full-blooded vitality in them which for us makes them so intensely human.
Alexander Afanasyev, Alan Dundes, 1998
Dismayed byrising expenses, in 1728the coffeemen issued a pamphlet entitled
The Caseof the CoffeeMen ofLondon andWestminster in which theyvigorously
criticized the newspapers for inaccuracy and “scurrilousness.” Thiswas the public
...
... were readers of his books and would have liked to meet him — Finkler felt he
couldn't let the occasion go without berating them for a scurrilousness that did the
Jewish mysticism of which they claimed to be serious students no credit.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCURRILOUSNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
scurrilousness is used in the context of the following news items.
Letters: The real estate myth
Surely he could convey his disagreement with the Pope's views without resorting to such scurrilousness? Derek Frew, Vancouver. National Post. Facebook ... «National Post, Jun 15»
Paul Di Filippo reviews Chris Beckett
... nobility mixed with scurrilousness. It's small scale, but none the less impactful for the players—and none the less fascinating to follow, despite its small scale. «Locus Online, May 15»
What Kim Sears REALLY said, according to professional lip readers
It was a delicious bit of scurrilousness: she seemed like such a nice, well-brought-up girl. Where on earth did she learn to talk like that? The one problem? «Yahoo Eurosport UK, Jan 15»
Ben Jonson, like Charb of Charlie Hebdo, sought to reduce zealots
... and meddling of Zeal-of-the-Land Busy, who used to be a baker but has left his trade to attend to his visions of purging society from scurrilousness. «Los Angeles Times, Jan 15»
Charlie Hebdo vigils: Across France, hundreds of thousands gather …
The Twitter hashtag #JeSuisCharlie was tweeted 650,000 times in France in support of the dead and the right to satirical scurrilousness that they enshrined. «The Independent, Jan 15»
What is the point of the Turner Prize?
There was something Hogarthian about the mixture of scurrilousness and moralising that went on, and about the sheer universality of that response. From the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
Long Walk to Hollywood: Why has Nelson Mandela been so badly …
Even with Harvey Weinstein's name on the film's credits as executive producer, I shouldn't think there was any subterfuge or scurrilousness involved in the timing ... «New Statesman, Jan 14»
Former spy watchdog Arthur Porter won't live to see trial: oncologist
Dr. Sikora said not every terminal cancer patient follows a direct downward trajectory. “He really has cancer. There's a certain amount of scurrilousness to all this. «Globe and Mail, Jun 13»
Young men, please sue the New York Post
The victims of the New York Post's scurrilousness may avail themselves of another great constitutional amendment — the seventh, which entitles people access ... «Washington Post, Apr 13»
Reasons to Re-Joyce
But to me, the scurrilousness has the pasty complexion of po-faced error. The worry, the criticism, feels tacky and fatuous. Just this season I happened to read, ... «New York Times, Dec 12»
