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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
(gwobrwy) Recompensed. Gwobrwyedig, a. (gwobrwy) Recompensed.
Gwobrwywr, s. m — fl. gwobrwywyr (gwobrwy — gwr) A recompenser, a requiter.
Gwobrwyyz, u m. i ffL t. ion (gwobrwy) A récompenser, or requiter. i Cwobryn,
s. m. — fl.
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Psalms : Volume 1 (Baker Commentary on the Old Testament ...
“In view of your assailants” in the first colon is explained in the parallel colon, “to
make enemy and requiter stop.”11 In other contexts we might go on to reckon that
the “your” on the first noun applies also to the other nouns; but while Yhwh does ...
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The poems and ballads of Schiller, tr. by sir E.B. Lytton. ...
Giv'st thou sure joy for hope that disappears Into corrupted mould 1 Death has
been silent for six thousand years ; Nor from the grave one corpse to living ears
Of the Requiter told." I saw Time flying to thy promised shore ; Behind him, ...
Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller, 1852
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language: In Two Parts, I. Gaelic ...
DîoLANAs, -..5, s. т. (толщ) гониcation, bastardy, illegitimacy. DlOLAIR, man, s. т.
An avenger, restorer, requiter, rewarder. DîoLAIREAcHD, ‚. f. ind. The сопduct of
an avenger, requiter. DÍOLAM, -Аш‚ s. т. Gleanings. 'DIOL-DÉIRC, чин, s. т.
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar, 1839
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A new pocket-dictionary of the English and Russian and of ...
-дшбтиышца, i'. récompenser, requiter.; _da/ímubnuü, adj. remúnerativc.
Boadmzáms, _:uyms, v. a. to move, excite; erect, set up, rear; —сл‚ v. r. to rise; _,
v. p. to be moved, etc.; _âcůxmìh -àau'znymic, n. moving, exciting, etc.; _ zpccmá,
the ...
English and Russian languages, 1846
“In view of your assailants” in the first colon is explained in the parallel colon, “to
make enemy and requiter stop.”11 In other contexts we might go on to reckon that
the “your” on the first noun applies also to the other nouns; but while Yhwh does ...
“Something's wrong with your anima crystals, girl,” the man growled. He brought
hisface close to her bag, flipping his spear again to cast light onthe situation. “So,
” Aspen tried again. “You likefishing, huh?” “Iamthe Requiter,” he said. “Cool!
Gonzalez Paul Michael, Michael Paul Gonzalez, 2013
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The Rigveda: The Earliest Religious Poetry of India
Protect us, well-praised Indra, from failure, (you who are) always a requiter of bad
thoughts—as a god (a requiter) of bad thoughts— a smasher of the evil demon, a
rescuer of a poet like me. For the begetter has begotten you for this reason, ...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
To REQUITE, c. a. [requiter, Fr.] To repay; to retaliate good or ill ; to recompense.
— If he love me to madness, I shall never requite him. Shakspeare. Him within
protect from harms ; He can requite thee, for he knows the charms That call fame
...
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Schiller's Complete Works
Before thee, Judge, whose eyes the dark-spun vail Conceals, my murmur came ;
On this our orb a glad belief prevails, That, thine the earthly sceptre and the
scales, Requiter is thy name. Terrors, they say, thou dost for vice prepare, And
joys ...
Friedrich Schiller, Charles Julius Hempel, 1861
