-
exhalations of the menstruum, is not
necessary to be here discuss'd. But
whencesoever this
stinking smoak proceeded, so
inflammable it was, that upon the approach...
- In all am I
scattered [that is, the
Logos as seed or “members”], and
whencesoever thou willest, thou
gatherest Me; and
gathering Me, thou
gatherest Thyself...
-
original of the
power or
dignity of the clergy. This only I say, that,
whencesoever their authority be sprung,
since it is ecclesiastical, it
ought to be...
-
elsewhere source whence hence thence somewhence anywhence whencever whencesoever everywhence nowhence elsewhence goal
whither hither thither somewhither...
-
their day of returning. Of
these things, goddess,
daughter of Zeus,
whencesoever thou hast
heard thereof,
declare thou even unto us. Lang,
Andrew 1844–1912...
- in his 1765
edition of The
Plays of
William Shakespeare: This word,
whencesoever it comes, is
often mentioned as the
longest word known.
Commenting on...
- of showing, not, indeed, that it
contains an
untrue narrative (for,
whencesoever it comes, it
seems to bear on its face the
highest credentials of authentic...
- are
being protected, in happiness, by the comp****ion of the Lord. Men,
whencesoever they come thither, have
their obstacles [to happiness]
removed through...
- whomso(ever), whichsoever,
whensoever and whatso(ever); and the
archaisms whencesoever and
whithersoever are
still occasionally found. Ultimately, the English...
