- metaphorically, the term
apoplexy is ****ociated with
being furious,
especially as "
apoplectic". Historically, it
described what is now
known as a
hemorrhagic stroke...
- the
judiciary and the
Crown in Whig thought.
Charles suffered a
sudden apoplectic fit on the
morning of 2
February 1685, and died four days
later at the...
- used as a
synonym for
apoplectic seizure as
early as 1599, and is a
fairly literal translation of the Gr**** term. The term
apoplectic stroke is an archaic...
- you have
taught in his name?" A
distinct "Yes" was Luther's reply. An
apoplectic stroke deprived him of his speech, and he died
shortly afterwards at 2:45 a...
-
considered to be unreliable. His father's
official cause of
death was an
apoplectic stroke, but a neighbour,
Pavel Khotiaintsev,
accused the father's serfs...
- élan,
thrilled audiences,
delighted admirers, and
reduced opponents to
apoplectic fury.
Soper was born at 36
Knoll Road, Wandsworth, London, the
first of...
- said to be
unwilling to compromise,
leaving Sony
chairwoman Amy
Pascal "
apoplectic".
Paramount Pictures and
Warner Bros. both
turned down
offers to pick...
- actor.
Luisi is
perhaps best
known for his role as Lt. Doug Chapman, the
apoplectic foil to
detective Jim Rockford, in a
total of 23
episodes during Seasons...
- cause,
after an autopsy, was a
severe attack of
hemorrhoidal colic and an
apoplectic stroke,
while others say he was ********inated.
Other accounts state that...
-
residence in the Hôtel Maréchal Ney,
where the Earl
suddenly died at 46 of an
apoplectic stroke in 1829. D'Orsay and
Harriet then
accompanied Lady Blessington...
