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APOLLODORUS (Athenian painter) APPREHENSION APOLLODORUS (Athenian grammarian) APPRENTICESHIP APOLLODORUS (of Carystus) APPROPRIATION APOLLODORUS (Greek architect) APPURTENANCES APOLLONIA APRAKSIN, THEDOR MATVYEEVICH APOLLONIUS (the Surly) APRICOT APOLLONIUS (Greek rhetorician)...
APOLLODORUS (Athenian painter) APPREHENSION APOLLODORUS (Athenian grammarian) APPRENTICESHIP APOLLODORUS (of Carystus) APPROPRIATION APOLLODORUS (Greek architect) APPURTENANCES...
2. i. 1 may or may not be affected by Philo; it is almost or quite solitaryin the N.T.) Similarly, the immortality of the soul may be maintained on Platonic or quasi-Platonic lines, as by St Athanasius (_Contra Gentes_, S 33)--a writer who repeatedly q...
3. iv. 3); while the adjective "apostolic" was applied to men like PolycarpThe _authority_ attaching to apostles was essentially spiritual in character and in the conditions of its exercise. Anything like autocracy among his followers was alien to Jesu...
4. Book viii. is more composite, and falls into three parts. The first twochapters, [Greek: peri charismaton], may be based upon a lost work of St Hippolytus, otherwise known only by a reference to it in the preface of the _Verona Latin Fragments_; an...
5. Act 1848), abolished by the Criminal Appeal Act 1907, questions of lawwhich had arisen at the trial, and in all civil cases the quarter sessions has power of its own volition and subject to no direct compulsion to consult the High Court on legal q...
6. Act 1837 a will made pursuant to the requirements of that statute shallbe a valid execution of a power of appointment by will, notwithstanding that some additional form or solemnity shall have been required by the instrument creating the power, and...
7. Act 1737, and the Apportionment Act 1834, and is now allowed generallyunder the Apportionment Act 1870. Under that statute (S 2) all rents, annuities, dividends and other periodical payments in the nature of income are to be considered as accruing...
8. d. 1282), whose much-used work was partly edited by de Slane andAbu 'l-Faraj, better known as Bar-Hebraeus (d. 1286), wrote, besides his Syriac _Chronicle_, an Arabic _History of Dynasties_ (ed. E. Pocock, Oxford, 1663, Beirut, 1890). Ibn 'A...