КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «REVIVESCENT»
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... and decay, finally dissolving and disappearing. Mr. Bauer could not ascertain
any distinction of sex, and considers the animals as true hermaphrodites. Worms
thus produced by inoculation retained their revivescent quality for six years ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1823
This self-revivescent principle, limited as I make it; this power to attain a certain
state of moral perfection, which is far from religion or saving faith, is, I know,
denied to have any existence by many good men. They still say the soul is free—
that it ...
This quiescence continues, till the sensorial power becomes again accumulated
in the torpid organs ; and then the usual diurnal stimuli excite the revivescent
parts again into action 3 but as this kind of quiescence continues but a short time
...
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Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
... of the Arabian Tales—stronger than the rock—more influential than the Simong
, which conferreth sovereignty on whomsoever its shadow passeth over—and in
power and spirit more enduring, and perpetually revivescent, than the Phoenix, ...
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A Synoptical Compend of British Botany: Arranged After the ...
MORCHELLA. Píleus elongated, round, cellular, having no volva, nor viscid
seminal fluid. 604. TREMELLA.1 Expanded, gelatinons, undulated or plaited,
generally without а distinct pileus. Revivescent by means of 60 P moisltïum l l l d
bea 5.
John Kingston Galpine, 1820
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A Materia Medica Animalia: Containing the Scientific ...
Revivescent. Regaining, or restoring, life and action. Resolute. Rolled outwards
or backwards. Rlwmbifiorm. When the horizontal section is rhomboidal. Ribbed.
Having longitudinal or transverse ridges. Rigid. Hard and still', so as not to bend ...
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Lamb's friend the census-taker: life and letters of John Rickman
The Anthology is revivescent under the eye of blind Tobin,2 to whom all the
honour and glory and papers are transferred. There will be enough of the old
leaven to keep up the family likeness to its half-brothers. Madoc is on the anvil —
slow ...
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The Bible of nature, and substance of virtue, condensed from ...
Immortal Happiness, from realms deceased, Wakes, as from sleep, unlessen'd or
increased ; Calls to the wise in accents loud and clear, Sooths with sweet tones
the sympathetic ear; Informs and fires the revivescent clay, And lights the dawn ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
The wonderful oxen of Melampus 1 ; the magic revivescent swine (and horses) of
Da-dubh, Dagdae, and Manandan, the scholars of Doctor Faustus, are all the
days. Master Faustus, very good man, Whipped his scholars now and than ;
When ...
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The American Journal of Microscopy and Popular Science
They have not yet been remarked in the pits of Algeria, in which the periods of
desiccation are certainly more warm, more prolonged, and more frequent than in
the localities of which I have just spoken. In whatever way these revivescent
germs ...
