CĂRȚI ÎN ENGLEZĂ ÎN LEGĂTURĂ CU «UNAIDEDLY»
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Speculative Grammars of the Middle Ages: The Doctrine of ...
Thomas recognises the feasibility of such a constructionl“ and includes it, without
illustration or further discussion, among his transitive constructions 'actuum'.1°“
Siger also explains that some verbs which are unaidedly (vehementer) transitive
...
2
The Conversion of the Northern Nations: The Boyle Lectures ...
... in the lowest, or anything approaching to the lowest degree of barbarism in
which they can possibly subsist at all, never did and never can raise themselves
unaidedly into a higher condition.' At the present day, when the presumed
discovery ...
3
The British Controversialist and Literary Magazine
We allude, of course, to that memorable passage in the " Phsedo," which
contains, perhaps, the sublimest glimpses — like a lightning flash in a rent
thunder cloud — into the future, that mortal thought has ever attained unaidedly :
— " If a man ...
4
Introduction to Botanic Teachings at the Schools of ...
... on the underpage or margin. Staminal and pistillar organs (antheridia and
archegonia) only developed on the underside of a minute scale (prothallus)
formed at first germination, unaidedly not visible. Individual fruits (sporangia) very
minute, ...
Ferdinand von Mueller, 1877
Certainly, it would be absurd, under my present circumstances, that I should
attempt both to endow and conduct an institution unaidedly, for the benefit of the
public If I have done wrong in advancing before I was called upon so to do, the
fault ...
6
A Course of Lectures on the Inspiration of the Scriptures
It is unnecessary to consume your time, either in proving that the Scriptures do
communicate these things to us, or that mere reason, either by force of cultivation,
or by natural acuteness, could ever have unaidedly discovered them. If, then, the
...
Robert Slater BAYLEY, 1852
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Proceedings of the ... Annual Convention of the Association ...
... knowledge of state conditions. The men of the colleges working alone, even
though all phases of institutional work are fully represented, are too much
influenced by institutional limitations unaidedly to plan a com])rehensive state
program.
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations. Convention, 1920
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Proceedings of the Annual Convention
... knowledge of state conditions. The men of the colleges working alone, even
though all phases of institutional work are fully represented, are too much
influenced by institutional limitations unaidedly to plan a comprehensive state
program.
National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities, Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 1920
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The Art of Reasoning: A Popular Exposition of the Principles ...
... by an appeal to the facts of science, we may be permitted to make the following
brief recapitulation :— Observation collects examples, instances ; and may inform
us of facts, though it cannot unaidedly communicate any knowledge of truths.
10
Enlarged tonsils cured by medicines
Only nature can grow apples ; but then it is crab apples that she grows unaidedly,
not edible apples. No gardener can grow apples or crabs of himself, that has to
be done by nature herself organically. But although no gardener can either grow
...
James Compton Burnett, 1908
