10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A SUCCEDÁ»
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a succedá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a succedá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
John Oswald. pt'ocessi'onal, a. processi'onary, a. recede', v. recess', n. recessi'on, n. retrocessi'on, n. secede', v. sece'der, n. secessi'on, n. succeda'neous, a. succeda'neum, n. succeed', v. succeed'er, n. success', n. success'ful, ...
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A dictionary of etymology of the English language: and of ... - Pagina 132
n. proceed'er, n. proceeding, n. procedure, n. process, n. processi'on, n. processional, a. processi'on&rj, a. retrocessi'on, n. secede', v. seceder, n. secession, n. succedd'neons, a. succeda'neum, n. succeed', v. succeed'er, n. success', ...
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ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY - Pagina 86
professional, a. processi'onary, a. recede', v. recess', n. recession, n. retrocession, n. recede', v. sece'der, n. secession, n. . succeda'neous, a. succeda'neum, n. succeed', v. succeed' er, n. success', n. successful, a. successfully, ad. success' ...
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The Complete English Dictionary, explaining most of those ...
SUCCEDA'NEOUS, comingin the placeofanotherzv A SUCCEDA'NEUM, a medicine substituted for_. another. , , SUCCI'NCT, short. SU'CCULENT, juicy. SUCCU'SSION, shaking,v ' SU'CTION, sucking. SUDO. S 'U SUDORI'FIC, causing ...
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New Italian and English Dictionary in Two Parts: With a ... - Pagina 615
rovináre 1 Subvert'er, ». sowertitóre ; distruggilóre m. Sub'urb, ». sobbórgo ; borgo (m.) v ici no alla oittà Suburb an, ad}, suburbano, prúsaímo -a alla citu Sub' worker, ». ouerájo subordinäto т. Succeda'neouB, adj. succedáneo, succès sí vo -a ...
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Selections from the Medical Papers and Correspondence of ...
Rocking in a hammock or cradle may prove a succeda- neum for sailing. I allow all which their stomachs call for, excepting fish and pork, and strong drink. I have, from inappetency, brought some of my patients to eat a large fat hen at a meal, ...
John Coakley Lettsom, Thomas Joseph Pettigrew, 1817
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Memoirs of the Life, Ministry and Writings of the Rev. ... - Pagina 330
... unfortunately, the habit grew upon him to such an extent that it is to be feared it became a succeda- neum for what nothing can excuse in a minister of the word, namely, preparation for the pulpit. The writer of these remarks is well acquainted ...
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The Voyages of Captain James Cook Round the World: ...
At certain times it is a succeda- neum for all other food both to man and beast. A kind of Wine, called toddy, is extracted from this tree, by cutting the buds, and tying under them small baskets, made of the leaves. The juice which trickles into ...
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Reflections on the Nature and Tendency of the present ... - Pagina 106
... he for plucking up rational liberty, and sober religion, and all the happily set orders of society With them, by the roots? Did he colleague with, and bring in jacobin doctrines as a succeda{leumfor popular commotion and a preservative from ...
George BURGES (Vicar of Halvergate.), 1820
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The Alliance Between Church and State: Or, the Necessity ... - Pagina 78
Nor Civil Matters, that temporal Courts can conveniently take Cognizance of. These we say cannot possibly belong to any ecclesiastical Jurisdiction. We. have proved chat it was erected as a Succeda- Keuin to the Civil to take Cognizance of ...
