The Quarterly Review, Volume 291William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1953 |
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... Greek neuron , a nerve . One speaks of ' a war psychosis , ' ' a fear psychosis , ' or of ' an anxiety neu- rosis ... Greek models but not deriving from Greek words . 6 Psychiatric terms used professionally and scrupulously by ...
... Greek neuron , a nerve . One speaks of ' a war psychosis , ' ' a fear psychosis , ' or of ' an anxiety neu- rosis ... Greek models but not deriving from Greek words . 6 Psychiatric terms used professionally and scrupulously by ...
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... ( Greek nympholeptos ) , the victim of this ' fate worse than death . ' The elements -lepsis , -leptic , -lept de- rive from the Greek lambanein , to take , grasp , seize . Here the phobias naturally fall into place . Roughly a phobia ...
... ( Greek nympholeptos ) , the victim of this ' fate worse than death . ' The elements -lepsis , -leptic , -lept de- rive from the Greek lambanein , to take , grasp , seize . Here the phobias naturally fall into place . Roughly a phobia ...
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... Greek writer in the last days of the Roman Republic observes , ' I believe that the great revolution ( the return to the best Attic teachers and models ) was caused and originated by ... Greek and Greek 292 ANCIENT AND MODERN ORATORY.
... Greek writer in the last days of the Roman Republic observes , ' I believe that the great revolution ( the return to the best Attic teachers and models ) was caused and originated by ... Greek and Greek 292 ANCIENT AND MODERN ORATORY.
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Quaker Tercentenary | 3 |
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