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Haecceity (/hɛkˈsiːɪti, hiːk-/; from the
Latin haecceitas, '
thisness') is a term from
medieval scholastic philosophy,
first coined by
followers of Duns...
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Thiseio or
Thissio (Gr****: Θησείο,
pronounced [θiˈsio]) is a
traditional neighbourhood in the old city of Athens, Greece,
northwest of the Acropolis, and...
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- Ireland. The
extent to
which this cultural change was
accompanied by
wholesale po****tion
changes is
still debated.
During this time,
Britons migrated to...
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Thissor is a
village in
Dhofar Governorate, in
southwestern Oman.
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
GeoNames database entry. (search) Accessed...
- English:
collise eke is a
meruelous place … þe
moost part of it
stant at
þis day. An
English translation by John Bourchier, 2nd
Baron Berners, of Antonio...
- took danegeld: in ulfr hafiʀ o| |onklati ' þru kialt| |takat þit uas
fursta þis tusti ka-t ' þ(a) ---- (þ)urktil ' þa kalt
knutr Translation: "And Ulf of...
- in each
individual thing that
makes it an
individual (i.e. a
certain “
thisness”). Duns
Scotus also
developed a
complex argument for the
existence of God...
- Hæstingaport.
Þis wearð þa
Harolde cynge gecydd, he
gaderade þa
mycelne here, com him
togenes æt þære
haran apuldran,
Wyllelm him com
ongean on unwær, ær
þis folc...
- or -injō. The Proto-Germanic form is
typically reconstructed as *ansuz.
This form of the word is
attested in Proto-Germanic
during the
Roman Imperial...
