10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DISHONORER»
Scopri l'uso di
dishonorer nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
dishonorer e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Poet Heroines in Medieval French Narrative: Gender and ...
Whoever dishonors the dishonorer, may she be blessed. ( . . . ) In God's name,
maidens, flee false pretenders.] The end of this passage mentions a woman [
celle] who “dishonors the dishonorer” [cuncïeur cuncie], taking the part of the ...
Brooke Heidenreich Findley, 2012
2
The Attributes of God in the Monotheistic Faiths of ...
Al25. Mudhillu, The Dishonorer: Just as Allah is the Honorer, He can also be the
Dishonorer. This is indeed a sorry state, opposite the state of the one who has
been honored by Allah. Such people live only for themselves and have made
their ...
Husein Khimjee, Husein Khimjee Ph. D., 2011
3
The Christian, a course of sermons
A Dishonorer of God, and incapable of rendering back his injured Glory ! An Aliert
from him, in whose Presence it Life, through die Defilement of thy Soul ; and yet
unable to recover that Purity which can alone make thee meet for his Presence, ...
In a more civic world, where once you challenged the dishonorer to a duel, or just
attacked him, now you sue for defamation of character. But to call on the law is to
call for justice. To say you've been unjustly dishonored, and rely on institutions ...
It is frequently spelled as two words. p. 156: “Dr. Johnson, a fellow father-
dishonorer”: Dr. Samuel Johnson's fault and Remy's fault, however, are different.
In 1729, Johnson, then a nineteen-year-old student at Oxford University, on a visit
to his ...
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The international English and French dictionary
[Sa. scencian ; Ho. sehenden ; AI. schünden) 1 perdre, ruiner. Tliou woli bis hody
—, tu ruineras son «wjM.Chau. ïtnul- traUer. 1 fear my body will be slient, je
crains que mon corps ne soit maltraité. Dry. 3 dishonorer. To — the name of
knight, ...
Léon Smith, Henry Hamilton, 1866
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A New French & English Dictionary
DISCOV'EKY, i. dicouverte,/. divulgation,/. To DISCREC/IT, »a. d£crediter,
disgracier, dishonorer. To discredit to, ne pas croire. DISCREDIT, s. d£cr£
ditement, n>. perte du crfi- dit; ignominie, /. DISCREET', adj. discret, pru'dent,
circonspect.
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The 99 Beautiful Names for God for All the People of the Book
The third in this series is Honorer and Dishonorer. The entire list of 99 names has
several more matched pairs but none as emphatic as these six names. In his
letter to the Roman believers, the writer Paul faces a dilemma about the place of
...
9
Rob Roy, the Gregarach. A romantick drama, in three acts, etc
You mock the impatience of my wrath-— Who is the dishonorer? Name his name!
that I may set my foot upon his neck--that I may plunge my-steel into his heart! He]
. Gr-egarah! Rob. I! He]. You—-ye have mixed the torrent of the mountain with ...
10
The Odyssey of Homer: Translated from the Greek
This passage fully vindicates Homer, and shews that such employments were no
dishonorer to the greatest persoas ; but there are two errors in the quotation ; it is
not taken from the ninth, but the seventh Æneid ; nor is Tyrrhms, who cleaves ...
