10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BIBULOUSNESS»
Découvrez l'usage de
bibulousness dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
bibulousness et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
bibulousness. (BIB-yah-les-nes) noun. bibulosity. (bib-yah-LOS-i-tee) noun.
boeotian. (or. beotian). (bee-OH-shen) adjective 1. of or relating to Boeotia or its
people, who were reputed to be dull and stupid. 2. simple minded; dull; obtuse.
Robert Hartwell Fiske, 2011
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Festivals, Feasts, and Gender Relations in Ancient China and ...
... the betrothal feast at the end, but even then they have only an implied
presence, as the men crack hoaryjokes about women's bibulousness. Kallippides
and Sostratos first joke about it when they discuss the arrangements for the
celebration.
He has fallen for hubristic, otiose, repristinate, adumbrated, and synecdoche.”
Two sentences later, the author uses in a dense little cluster, arcane, syntactically
, and bibulousness. And this notwithstanding that there are those who believe
that ...
Kilpatrick, James J., 2010
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A Suetonius Reader: Selections from the Lives of the Caesars ...
25–26 Biberius The name plays on bibo (“to drink”) and the other two nicknames
also suggest bibulousness: Caldius plays on the adj. cal(i)dus (“warm, hot”) but
also, likely, the noun cal(i)dum, referring to a hot drink of wine and water; Mero ...
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Paradoxes of Conscience in the High Middle Ages: Abelard, ...
The bibulousness extolled by the Archpoet represented a challenge to their
sobriety, which was doubly difficult to answer in an atmosphere of court-intrigue:
The soul's lantern is lit by goblets; the heart, imbued with nectar, soars up to
heaven; ...
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Text, Image, and Christians in the Graeco-Roman World: A ...
Bibulousness is yet another flaw that impairs their ability to share spoils (Pol. Hist.
2.35.3)18 as well as their bestial eating habits of consuming meat (leontwdw/j, “
like a lion”)—grabbing with both hands and biting the meat off the bone, and ...
Aliou Cisse Niang, Carolyn Osiek, 2011
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Imagining the King's Death: Figurative Treason, Fantasies of ...
Hitherto, the huge and humourless authority with which he spoke in Parliament,
and his freedom from every private vice except bibulousness, had made it difficult
for radical and Opposition writers to find in him the kind of weakness that gives a
...
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FitzGerald’s Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám: Popularity and Neglect
... but the Persian note in this theme that is less obviously present in the
European tradition is the implicit recommendation of the tolerance of rule-
breaking in all spheres of life; my bibulousness, my sexual preferences, my
religious opinions, ...
Adrian Poole, Christine van Ruymbeke, William H. Martin, 2013
Cf. Aristophanes' own Acharnians. 64 a drink: an instance of the comic leitmotif of
women's bibulousness; cf. 114, 195 ff., 395, 465-6, AW 14-15, 132, We. 645, 737,
972. 67-8 Anagyrous . . . stink: Anagyrous, in south-west Attika, was noted for a ...
Aristophanes, Stephen Halliwell, 1998
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Essays on the philosophy and art of land drainage
The variety of substances which enter into its composition ; their peculiar
structure ; the state of their division or size of their particles ; their colour ; their
respective powers of absorbing, conducting, and radiating heat ; their
bibulousness — all ...
9 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BIBULOUSNESS»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
bibulousness est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
'The Big Meal' Serves Up Dietary Dysfunction
Zeitgeist regulars Peter Brown and Shelley Brown portray the older characters without overdoing the crassness/bibulousness of Sam's ... «WBUR, févr 15»
In One Ear: Sips with Sam Adams, Don Julio and friends
The bibulousness continued a few days later at the Don Julio tequila dinner at Bistro Napa in the Atlantis. Now, tequila — even good tequila ... «Reno Gazette Journal, juil 14»
'Platonov, or The Disinherited,' at the Kitchen
Also miserable: the doctor Triletsky, in this version a woman named Nicole, Sasha's sister, and played with glassy-eyed bibulousness by ... «New York Times, janv 14»
A time to open our hearts
That is nonsense: Christmas as we know it – blazing fires, groaning boards, good cheer, revelry, and bibulousness on a heroic scale – was a ... «Telegraph.co.uk, déc 13»
Natural high-life
... of its trunk two intertwining broad timber staircases offered an elegant ascent to untold bibulousness, where Caligula might have felt at home. «Financial Times, avril 12»
Boozy Britain: your very good health?
Their bibulousness was no longer seen as romantic; instead, it lent them an air of truculence. They were also thought to be unproductive. «Telegraph.co.uk, déc 11»
Larkin's love triangle
In fact Larkin and Jones would eventually share a semi-married life – more in sickness than in health, more in bibulousness than in ... «Irish Times, nov 10»
Keith Floyd: a great cook driven to drink by boredom
It is inevitable, since he made jocular bibulousness a crucial part of his persona, that he will be remembered for his drinking almost as much as ... «Telegraph.co.uk, sept 09»
Dimbleby's tease and a kiss that tamed The Brute
... these two last shared a platform it ended in a terrible scene, with Mrs Dorries accusing 'The Brute' of heinous misogyny and bibulousness. «Daily Mail, mai 09»
