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Weyden , or as it is now written , weiden , signifies to feed , to pasture ; and the " going about , " which he imagines to be the real signification of the verb , is nothing more than a necessary concomitant of the action .
Weyden , or as it is now written , weiden , signifies to feed , to pasture ; and the " going about , " which he imagines to be the real signification of the verb , is nothing more than a necessary concomitant of the action .
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Weyden , or as it is now written , weiden , signifies to feed , to pasture ; and the " going about , " which he imagines to be the real signification of the verb , is nothing more than a necessary concomitant of the action .
Weyden , or as it is now written , weiden , signifies to feed , to pasture ; and the " going about , " which he imagines to be the real signification of the verb , is nothing more than a necessary concomitant of the action .
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In old English , as in the German mit , from which it may have been derived , mid signified with , and adopting Horne Tooke's mode of viewing the prepositions , it had pos- sibly some relation to commencement .
In old English , as in the German mit , from which it may have been derived , mid signified with , and adopting Horne Tooke's mode of viewing the prepositions , it had pos- sibly some relation to commencement .
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Then again the torches are borne about to signify that John was a burning light himself , * and the preserver of the light that was to illuminate all , a mode of argument that is absolutely unanswerable . I have quoted this learned ...
Then again the torches are borne about to signify that John was a burning light himself , * and the preserver of the light that was to illuminate all , a mode of argument that is absolutely unanswerable . I have quoted this learned ...
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... which has been adopted by Lye in the ETYMOLOGICON of Junius - namely , that it was derived from the Anglo - Saxon - bælfyr , a burning pile , by the change of a single letter only , baal in the Islandic signifying a conflagration .
... which has been adopted by Lye in the ETYMOLOGICON of Junius - namely , that it was derived from the Anglo - Saxon - bælfyr , a burning pile , by the change of a single letter only , baal in the Islandic signifying a conflagration .
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| Заглавие | New Curiosities of Literature & Book of the Months, Том 2 New Curiosities of Literature & Book of the Months, George Soane |
| Автор | George Soane |
| Издател | Churton, 1847 |
| Оригиналът е от | Лионската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 30 септ. 2010 |
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