-
superadded to the
religious life. With
canons as with the
clerks regular, Holy
Orders are the prin****l thing, and the
religious life is
superadded to...
-
Sunyavada Buddhism with the
Upanisad notion of the
permanence of self
superadded.
According to Mudgal, Shankara's
Advaita and the
Buddhist Madhyamaka view...
-
English as "When the Cup is brim full before, the last (though least)
superadded drop is
charged alone to be the
cause of all the
running over" (1655)...
- of
tribal sacrifice to the
spirits of the clan-rulers;—this cult
being superadded to the family-cult, and
marking the
second stage of ancestor-worship....
- its own
proper endowment; and
beyond which it is powerless,
except by a
superadded form, as
water can only heat when
heated by the fire. And thus the human...
-
which form the
skeleton of the patagia. However, its
elongated ribs are
superadded to aid
forming its "wings", and not to ****ist respiration. This species...
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Hebraists proposed theories that the
vowels in the text of the
Hebrew Bible,
superadded to the text by the
scribal tradition, were a
Jewish conspiracy to mask...
- in the
Trinity (oute oun
ktiston ti, he
doulon en te triadi),
nothing superadded, as
though it had not
existed before, but
never been
without the Son,...
- the performers."
Botting noted that Eat
appealed to all the
senses and
superadded to that was the rhythmic,
repeated ticking of
metronomes set at the pace...
- action" and "action
performed on Tuesday" (for example) was not a
matter of
superadded "emotive" meaning, as in Ayer and Stevenson, nor a
latent imperative feature...
