- στάλσις (stálsis), στολή (stolḗ) apostle, centrostaltic, diastole, epistle,
epistolic, epistolize, epistolography, eusystole, hypodiastole, peristalsis, peristaltic...
- family,
enters the war as well. Wouk inters****d the
narrative text with
epistolic "excerpts"
taken from a book
written by one of the book's
fictional characters...
-
common early poetic form in the Mediterranean. Moreover, it is a non-
epistolic, non-narrative
unmediated divine speech. It has been
theorized that the...
- στάλσις (stálsis), στολή (stolḗ) apostle, centrostaltic, diastole, epistle,
epistolic, epistolize, epistolography, eusystole, hypodiastole, peristalsis, peristaltic...
-
published by the
Right Hon.
Robert Boyle, in the 35th
experiment of his
Epistolical Discourse touching the Air, in
confirmation of a
former conjecture made...
-
original on
April 18, 2015. Her
experience was
memorably recounted in her
epistolic article for The New
Yorker of
April 13, 1957,
titled "Correspondence with...
-
Athanasian (late
fifth to
early sixth century AD) Creeds, as well as the
Epistolic accounts to the
provinces of Rome,
Jerusalem and Corinth.
Davis (1990)...
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exaggerated way, to
express her
moral lesson. In addition, she used the
epistolic literary device,
structuring the
story as a
series of
letters to her half-sister...
