10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «APOCRISIA»
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apocrisia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Procurador decausas ecclesiásticas nospaçosdos imperantes. (Lat. apocrisiarius
) * *Apocrístico*,adj.Med.Que expelle os humores. Adstringente. (Cp. apocrisia) *
*Apócrypha*, f. Gênero de coleópteros. * *Apocryphamente*, adv. Com.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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Universal Technological Dictionary
the same as Absctlrsio. APOCRISIA'RIUS (Em) Jwmpu'mpug, from Jroqiispm, to :
ps'wer; the surrogate, commissary, or chancellor to a IS 10 . APO'CilISIS (Med)
the same as Eccrisis. APOCRO'US'IION Med.) from virupua', to repel; a repellant,
...
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Apocrisia, a-po-kre'zhe-a,) ». (apokru'u, separa- Apocrisis, a-pok're-sis, > tion,Gr.)
A discharge of superabundant humours from the body. APOCRUSTIC, a-po-krus'
tik, a. (a/>oknmo, I repel, Gr.) Repellant, applied to medicines which have an ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary;: Comprehending ...
APO'CRISIS \àvlnftju, Gr.] an Fjec- APOCRISIA 5 tion, or voiding Superfluities out
of tbe Body. P. T. APOCRUST'ICrCS, Medicines thathelp by binding and repelline
. Gr. APÓ'CRYPHA '[Apccriple, L. ofaVo and xfCtlu to hide, Gr.] ccitain Books of ...
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Bogle Corbet: Or, The Emigrants
imagination, as to make, as I proceed with this narrative, all my past life come
back again, as if the scenes and transactions that wait on my pen had been the
substanceless apocrisia of an idle poet. CHAPTER XXIV. GRIEF AND CARE.
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Manual of the Antiquities of the Church
8 Cf. A. Grenz, De Apocrisia- riis, 1748. 9 An Apocrisiarius of the Alexandrian
bishop occurs in Libera- tus Breviar. causa Nestor, et Eu- tych. c. 16, & c. 12, and
also c. 23, of a Roman, an Antiochene, and an Hierosolymitan ; bei Eva- grius,
Hist.
Heinrich Ernst Ferdinand Guericke, 1851
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A History of the Church in Six Books, from A.D.431 to A.D.594
... whether it were proper to anathematise the dead, Eutychius, a man of
consummate skill in the divine Scriptures, being as yet an undistinguished
person — for Menas was still living, and he was himself at that time apocrisia-
rius to the bishop ...
Evagrius (Scholasticus), Edward Walford, 1846
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Ecclesiastical history. A history of the Church ... from A. ...
... whether it were proper to anathematise the dead, Eutychius, a man of
consummate skill in the divine Scriptures, being as yet an undistinguished
person — for Menas was still living, and he was himself at that time apocrisia-
rius to the bishop ...
Evagrius (scholasticus.), 1846
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Primitive Christianity: or, The religion of the ancient ...
X. Gregory the Great succeeded Pelagius, whose apocrisia- rius, or agent, he
had been at Constantinople, when the thing was done : a man of good learning,
and greater piety, and of somewhat a more meek and peaceable temper than
most ...
William Cave, Henry Cary, 1840
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Primitive Christianity: or the Religion of the Ancient ...
X. Gregory the Great succeeded Pelagius, whose apocrisia- rius, or agent, he
had been at Constantinople, when the thing was done : a man of good learning,
and greater piety, and of somewhat a more meek and peaceable temper than
most ...
