- (/hɛkˈsiːɪti, hiːk-/; from the
Latin haecceitas,
which translates as "
thisness") is a term from
medieval scholastic philosophy,
first coined by followers...
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Thissor is a
village in
Dhofar Governorate, in
southwestern Oman.
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GeoNames database entry. (search) Accessed...
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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...
- 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...
- 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...
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after a
demonstrative (
þis, þat),
after a
possessive pronoun (e.g., hir, our), or with a name or in a form of address.
This derives from the Old English...
- on the
second part: ON sjá, þessi m., OHG
these m., OE þes m., þēos f.,
þis n. Some have
argued that
after East
Germanic broke off from the group, the...
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since it is only the
immediate percept in its
unique individuality or "
thisness"—what the
Scholastics called its haecceity—that
stands beyond control and...
- Virtues), a late 13th
century treatise on
Christian morality; the po****rity of
this latter text is
demonstrated by the
large number of
surviving copies. The...
