-
experiences with the
Cathar practices and beliefs: Then they
attack and
vituperate, in turn, all the
sacraments of the Church,
especially the
sacrament of...
-
vitellus vitellogenesis viti-
fault Latin vitium vice, vitiate, vicious,
vituperate vitr- gl****
Latin vitrum vitreous, vitrification, vitriol,
virtine viv-...
- separatory, separatrix, sever, severability, severable, several, severance,
vituperate parc-, pars- spare, save
Latin parcere,
parsus parcity, parsimonious,...
- separatory, separatrix, sever, severability, severable, several, severance,
vituperate parc-, pars- spare, save
Latin parcere,
parsus parcity, parsimonious,...
- Parliament,
Decimus Burton, 'the land's
leading classicist',: 83 was
vituperated with
continuous invective,
which Guy
Williams has
described as an 'anti-Burton...
- pardoned, two-thirds of the fine he had
incurred for the
alleged crime of
vituperating Jesus in the
celebrated dis****tion of 1263 was remitted, the king expressly...
-
competition for the
design of the new
Houses of Parliament,
Decimus Burton was
vituperated with
continuous invective,
which Guy
Williams has
described as an 'anti-Burton...
- figure. The
couple look at each
other and the man "opens his
mouth to
vituperate" but the
woman shushes him,
uttering the only
sound in the
whole play...
- regiment,
derisively noting that
Livarot was a mignon, an
increasingly vituperate insult for
royal favourites. In December,
Livarot left his
regiment to...
- new
Houses of Parliament, Burton, "the land's
leading classicist", was
vituperated with
continuous invective,
which Guy
Williams has
described as an "anti-Burton...
