10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBARRATION»
Discover the use of
subarration in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
subarration and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
ask the woman's dowry, viz. the tokens of spousage : and by these tohens of
spousage are to be understood rings, or money, or some other things to be given
to the woman by the man ; which said giving is called subarration (i. e. wedding
or ...
2
Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
Id. Ib. SUBARRATION, Low Lat. sub-arrare. Arrabone (i. e. vadimonio) uxortm sibi
desponsare. Du Cange. See the Quotation. In the old manual for the use of
Salisbury, before the minister proceeds to the marriage, he is directed to ask the ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose,
1845
3
Encyclopaedia Metropolitana; or, universal dictionary of ...
SUBARRATION, Low Lat. sub-arrare. ... rings, or money, or some other things to
be given to the woman by the man, which said giving is called subarration, (i. e.
wedding or covenanting,) especially when it is done by the giving of a ring.
4
A new dictionary of the English language ...
... tokens of spousage are to be understood rings, or money, or some other things
to be given to the woman by the mail, which said giving is called subarration, (I e.
wedding or covenanting,) especially when it is done by the giving of s ring.
5
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... eyb-ë'-ewi-ys, | a. ïsddyfrol, Subaquatic, syb-ë-ewat'-ic, J tanddyfrol Subarration
, syb-ar-rë'-ehyn, t. rhydydd- iad, yr hen arfer gynt o ddyweddïad Subastral, syb-
as'-tral, a. tau y ser; daearol [rwymol, gorwymol ! Subasiringent, eyb-as-trin'-jent, ...
6
Dictionary of English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
Subarration], -dr-r&'-ehan, s. The ane. custom of betrothal, [trin'gent;* a. Subas'tral
(b. the stars; terrestrial) :*— Subas- Subaudition, -dlah'-an, s. The underst. of
someth. not expressed.2 Subaxf tllartj (b. the armpit — mint. ; u. the * axil* or
angle ...
Arnold James Cooley,
1861
7
The Wedding Day: In All Ages and Countries
The giving of tokens of spousage was called subarration, that is, wedding or
covenanting. Upon Philip's marriage to Queen Mary, he laid upon the book three
handfuls of fine gold coins and some silver ones, and gave her the kiss of peace.
8
Encyclopaedia Londinensis
... of spousage are to be understood rings, or money, or some 'other things to be
given to the woman by the man ; which said giving is called subarration, (i. e.
wedding or covenanting), especially when it is done by the giving of a ring, W/
zeafly.
9
The Alliance of Divine Offices, Exhibiting All the Liturgies ...
First, Why is not the subarration, the giving of earnest, reciprocal and mutual ?
Why doth not the Woman give somewhat to the Man by way of dvTÍJhctf and
exchange, as he the Ring to her ? To which Mr. (q) Selden fo)Uxor.He» lends me
this ...
10
A Comprehensive Dictionary of the World
Subarration, sub-ar-rd -shun, s. (Lat.) The ancient custom of betrothing.
Subasthal, sub-as -tral, a. (Lat.) Beneath the stars or heavens ; terrestrial.
Subastringent, sub-as-trin' -jent, a. Astringent in a small degree. Subaudition, sub
-aw-dish'-un, b.