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A new dictionary of the English language
Un- PRE-FIGURE, v. To frame or form, to -ate. fashion, to shape, to portray or -
ation. depicture, the form or image bc- -ative. fore, precedently, or previously j to
depicture or present a prior or previous form or image. L. of Low. Ages, Pra-
figurare.
When used it is placed precedently to a Noun, or precedently to the appropriate
and characteristic adjective of such noun, but subsequently to a pronoun,
preposition, conjunction, or verb. The Article is frequently the initial word of a
sentence, ...
Charles R W. Watkins, 1874
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A New Dictionary of the English Language. -London, Pickering ...
To take or held within, (the mind,) before or precedently; to comprehend-
precedently or previously; to forethink; to anticipate in thought. In a dead plain the
way seemcth the longer, because the eye hath preconceived it shorter than the
truth; ...
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Webster's Academic Dictionary: A Dictionary of the English ...
PRECEDENTLY. PREDICTION. ample is a similar case which may serve as a
rule or guide, but has no authority out of itself. A precedent cornea down to us
from the past with the sanction of usage. Pre-cad'ent-ly (prS-sed'eut-lJ), adv.
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History of the Christian Church
grace, and it seemed to me as if I beheld in the distance, under a transparent
image of truth, the grace of God as it is, prevenient both in time and nature to all
good deeds, that is to say, the gracious will of God which precedently wills that he
...
John Fletcher Hurst, 1900
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John Wycliffe and His English Precursors
... and nature to all good deeds — that is to say, the gracious will of God which
precedently wills that he who merits salvation shall be saved, and precedently
works this merit of it in him, God in truth being in all movements the primary
Mover.
Gotthard Victor Lechler, 1904
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General Mortgage: The Pennsylvania Railroad Company to ...
The issue of these bonds has been precedently authorized by the stockholders
and by the Board of Directors of the Railroad Company and approved by the
public authorities having jurisdiction in the premises. The Railroad Company ...
Pennsylvania Railroad, William N. Ely, 1915
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John Wiclif and His English Precursors
... and nature to all good deeds — that is to say, the gracious will of God which
precedently wills, that he who merits salvation shall be saved, and precedently
works this merit of it in him, God in truth being in all movements the primary
Mover.
Gotthard Victor Lechler, 1881
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The Princeton Theological Review
It connects with 1 1 :33>36, which, as has been noted, comprehensively refers to
what the Epistle has precedently taught, and does this in the manner of adoration
. Among the things taught, great prominence has been given to Jewish ways of ...
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Memoirs of Russia, Historical, Political and Military, from ...
He was just come from France to solicit aziiiioirchiis the dutchy of Courland; (I
have precedently explained the pretensions he had to this dutchy.) But as the
court of Ruslia draws to itself 'the greatest part of the revenues of that country,
having ...
Christoph Hermann Manstein, 1770
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Dr Emanuel sive Manuel Mallia vs the Prime Minister
That moreover, the said Defendant, having precedently abdicated his right and duty to determine the continued engagement or otherwise of the ... «Times of Malta, 十二月 14»
Bid approved for Barlow stadium project; hearing set
... in addition to private work, said Mr. Seymour. He also said for a public high school project, the bid Clark Companies gave is “precedently low. «The Redding Pilot, 八月 13»
SG Cross Asset Research taps chief Asia-Pacific economist
He was precedently chief Euro area economist in the bank's London office. Baader covers economics and policy in Asia-Pacific. He guides a ... «The Asset, 八月 12»
Seeking the Welfare of the City of Our Exile
They must be reasons that draw authority from that which is higher than ourselves, from that which transcends us, from that to which we are precedently [sic], ... «American Spectator, 十二月 09»
