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Peccatum Mutum: (the Mute Sin, Alias Sodomy) : a Theological ...
Yet, without meaning any offence to this great scholar, I may tell him, his
foundation is tottering, For stupration is a name common to any illicit carnal
conjunction whatsoever, whether it be with a womankind or a mankind; and the
law calls it ...
Ludovico Maria Sinistrari, 1893
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American Journal of Public Health
It is impossible to accomplish a wholesale stupration of women without at least
an equal stupration of men. The Federation should have said so at the outset,
instead of at the. end. “T 0 one who knows,” says the Stamping Butterfly, “ the ...
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Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
Llathrndd, s. m. (lia— trudd) Stupration, deflour- ment ; violation. Llatbmddaw, t. a.
(Ilathrudd) To stuprate, or to deflour. -Pale Ha wracb ! A ddywrdi di v pclh a ofynuf
iti, er Duw mae plant у gwru'inllathruddodd I yu ugurddwy ' I greet thee, ha»!
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
STUPRATION. Lat. stupraie. See Constru- PATE. Stupration must not be drawn
into practice. Brown. STU'RDY, "I Skinner derives from the Fr. es- Sttj'rdily, >
tourdi; It. stordito, aXtonitus, mentc Stu'rdiness. J quasi motus ; and these are
derived ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
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The Works: With Political Discourses Upon That Author By ...
With Political Discourses Upon That Author By Thomas Gordon, Esq. : In Five
Volumes Cornelius Tacitus, Thomas Gordon. stupration acquitted himself as the
son of an Emperor. With the command of the Prætorian Guards Arrius Varus was
...
Cornelius Tacitus, Thomas Gordon, 1753
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The Sciences of Homosexuality in Early Modern Europe
Suspects often insisted on their innocence despite proof of stupration and cast
doubt on the evidence presented against them. Anatomical size, as we have
already observed, constituted further evidence but even it, of itself, did not prove
that a ...
Kenneth Borris, George S. Rousseau, 2013
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A new pocket dictionary of the Welsh and English languages: ...
... a. of glittering clearness Llathru,fjo make smooth, or glossy; to calendar ; to
polish ; to glitter Llathrudd, s.m. stupration Llathruddiad — au, s.m. stuprating
Llathruddiaeth — au, s.m. stupration l,lathruddo, v. to stuprate Llathryd, s.m.
violence, ...
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Encyclopaedia Metropolitana; or, universal dictionary of ...
J [Stupration must not be drawn into practice. •' Brown. STU'RDY, "I Skinner
derives from the Fr. es- Stu'rdily, > tourdi; It. stordito, attonitus, mente Stu'rdiness.
J quasi motus ; and these are derived by Menage from the Lat. stolidus. Tooke
forms ...
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
Stupration. — 2. In civil law, any union of the sexes forbidden by morality.
stupulose (stu'pu-los), a. [Dim. of stupose.] In entom., covered with short, fine,
decumbent hairs; finely stupose. sturdied (ster'did), a. [< sturdy* + -cd"*.] Affected
with the ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1891
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Branded words in English dictionaries before Johnson
Other words of the same period that were taken up in Blount's Glossographia and
so outlived their use and usefulness are adjutory, depeculation and stupration.
Here, then, as also in (i) above, we have the dictionary, ever conservative, ...
