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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «OSTREACEOUS»
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The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal
He discussed, indeed, the pretensions of the whole testaceous tribe with the most
astonishing capacity — but in oysters he was pre-eminent ; and his very life and
being may be said to have been, in a great degree, ostreaceous. Thus identified
...
He discussed, indeed, the pretensions of the whole testaceous tribe with the most
astonishing capacity — but in oysters he was pre-eminent ; and his very life and
being may be said to have been, in a great degree, ostreaceous. Thus identified
...
3
The New Monthly Magazine
He discussed, indeed, the pretensions of the whole testaceous tribe with the most
astonishing capacity — but in oysters he was pre-eminent ; and his very life and
being may be said to have been, in a great degree, ostreaceous. Thus identified
...
4
The True Intellectual System of the Universe: Wherein All ...
This distinction of two interior vehicles, or tunicles of the soul, besides the
terrestrial body (called by Plato the ostreaceous), no invention of latter Platonists
since Christianity ; it being plainly insisted upon by Virgil, though commonly not ...
Ralph Cudworth, Thomas Birch,
1820
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The works ...: containing the true intellectual system of ...
This distinction of two interior vehicles, or tunicles of the soul, besides the
terrestrial body (called by Plato the ostreaceous), no invention of latter Platonists
since Christianity ; it being plainly insisted upon by Virgil, though commonly not ...
6
The New monthly magazine, and literary journal. [American ed.]
He discussed, indeed, the pretensions of the whole testaceous tribe with the most
astonishing capacity — but in oysters he was pre-eminent ; and his very life and
being may be said to have been, in a great degree, ostreaceous. Thus identified
...
7
The works of Ralph Cudworth
This distinction of two interior vehicles, or tunicles of the soul, besides the
terrestrial body (called by Plato the ostreaceous), no invention of latter Platonists
since Christianity ; it being plainly insisted upon by Virgil, though commonly not ...
Ralph Cudworth, Thomas Birch,
1829
8
An introduction to physic and surgery
It has an ostreaceous Taste, and in a large Dose causes a Nausea ; he has given
3ss. in Powder. By calcining it in the open Air it becomes a very black Æthiops,
which he calls Vegetable Æthiops. The Plant reduced to Ashes contains a burnt ...
This, acting as an elevator, effected a full discharge of the beastly cargo of that
carnal vessel. This done, that ostreaceous appetite would load up afresh. Would
not the evertible stomach of a starfish have been an inestimable blessing to that ...
10
A Text-book of Dermatology
Ostreaceous crusts, which are thicker in the center and apparently made up of
heaped up disks of diminishing size, deserve special mention. They are
characteristic of- the lesion described as rupia by older writers (Fig. 94). Their
occurrence is ...
Jean Darier, Sigmund Pollitzer,
1920