10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HEATHENISHNESS»
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The London Quarterly Review
There are touches of heathenishness about it— heathenishness of tone, and
sentiment, and language — which is not to be admired. But it has a fine northern
vigour and freshness, and is worth a wise man's reading. So far as we can judge,
...
2
The London Quarterly and Holborn Review
The ignorance, arrogance, flippancy, conceit, and utter heathenishness of a
philosophy which shuts its eyes on principle to everything outside the sphere of
the sensible and intellectually definable, and which makes it its business to
reduce ...
3
The London Quarterly Review
The ignorance, arrogance, flippancy, conceit, and utter heathenishness of a
philosophy which shuts its eyes on principle to everything outside the sphere of
the sensible and intellectually definable, and which makes it its business to
reduce ...
William Lonsdale Watkinson, William Theophilus Davison, John Telford, 1866
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
... 368 Heathcock 58 Heathcovered ib. Heathen ib. Heathenish ib. Heathenishly
ib. Heathenishness ib. Heathenism ib. Heather ib. Heathgame 291 Heath-house
146 Heath-owl 354 Heathy e 58 To Heave lxxggil, 390 Heavenward cxxiii Hebe.
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
বনা. মূ৪র্ট ত্র- নির্সয়. নিৰুর- কটিন ' / To Heart-strike, v. a. মন অন্টুকৃউ-কৃ, মনে
পাঁতূখু-দা, মব্রর্মা z] Heathenishness, n. s. পূৰের্কাক্ত ধড়ুর্মীনুদায়ে বা
তৎপুস্ত্রক I ঘা-দা ] Heathenism, গো. s. (পাঁত্তলিকত]. প্তদবপূজর্টুকর র্ধম্ম অচেরে বা
ব্য Hearth ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Haillaecxiů, a. heathenish , heathen, pagan, gentilishHab'laeclrßo , n
heathenishness , h_eathenism , paganism, gentllism. Haillaecraoaarb, 5s, пл). to
gen» tilize, to live like a heathen. Hab'vmmvb , т. Язйшница , f. heathen , pagan,
gentile; ...
7
Lancashire folk-lore, compiled by J. Harland and T.T. Wilkinson
... penalty imposed upon those women who use "any witchcraft to their children,
or who draw them through the earth at the meeting of roads, because that is great
heathenishness." A Saxon Homily, preserved in the public library at Cambridge, ...
John Harland, Thomas Turner Wilkinson, 1867
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Miscellaneous dissertations on marriage, celibacy, ...
Before I proceed, if I did not hate the heathenishness of the idea, I would invoke '
my stars to' protect me from the contempt of the sons, of violence, who think they
stand in no need a saviour. But as I court "n'ot their comþliments, l appeal from ...
John DOVE (Writer on Moral Philosophy, etc.), 1769
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An analytical dictionary of the English language
We use the terms Heathenish, Heath enishly, and Heathenishness, to express a
similarity in manners, conduct and religion, to the Pagans or Heathens. Their
religion is, indifferently, termed Heathenism, or Paganism. A Heath is a wild, ...
... and settlers who landed north of the capes of Florida, regarded the use of them
as one of the strong evidences of the heathenishness of the tribes, and made
light of their love of " beads and trinkets." It was necessary, however, to the
success ...
Henry R. Schoolcraft, 2009
