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1. Die Apotheke ist eine theure Küche . Dän. : Det ... ... [Zusätze und Ergänzungen] zu 5. Engl. : Apothecaries would not give pills in sugar unless they were bitter. ( Bohn II, 2 ...

1. Nachrath gebrach nie keinem (jemand). – Sutor, 120; ... ... -wit is very body wit. – If things were to be done twice all would be wise. ( Masson, 252. ) Lat. : Factum stultus agnoscit ...

1. Ein Augapfel der Gerechtigkeit . Von einem unbestechlichen Richter . ... ... Einigkeit , sodass keiner den andern im mindesten verletzt. Engl. : He would not say to one: black is the white of your eye. ( Fielding ...

Imperativ ist die Formel, der Ausdruck eines Gebotes , eines ... ... PALEY: »The general consequence of any action may be estimated by anything, what would be the consequence, if the same sort of actions were generally permitted« ( ...

Alt (Adj.). 1. Alt an Jahren , an ... ... 1114; Frommann, III, 413, 508. ) Engl. : If you would not live to be old, you must be hanged when you are young. ...

Thor (der, s. ⇒ Geck und ⇒ ... ... sagt: Wer hätte das gedacht! Engl. : The fool saith, who would have thougt it. ( Bohn II, 505. ) 25. Der ...

Möglichkeit ( dynamis , possibilitas, potentia) ist: 1) die ... ... LEWES ist Möglichkeit »the ideal admission as present of absent factors: it states what would be the fact, if the requisite factor were present« (Probl. of Life ...

... kann. Engl. : He that would please all and himself too, undertakes what he cannot do. ( Bohn ... ... muss früh aufstehen. Engl. : He had need rise betimes, who would please every body. Frz. : L'un veut du gras, ...

... would live for age, must cat sage in May. – If you would live ever, you must wash milk from your liver. ( Bohn II ... ... alles Unrecht wird beseitigt (bestraft) sein. Engl. : He would live as long as old Rosse of Pottern , ...

Stark; Stärke . ( Schöne Künste) Es ist in den ... ... –– –– –– I have At no time brocke my faith, would not betray The devil to his fellow. im Macbeth. 2 ...

Peirce, C. S. , Prof. an der John Hopkins Universität ... ... modes of rational conduct which, conditionally upon all the possible different circumstances and desires, would ensue upon the acceptance of the symbol«. Schriften : Studies ...

Leben (Subst.). 1. All Levve well widderlääv sin. ... ... Todt .« ( Froschm ., Mm. jiii. ) Engl. : Every thing would live. ( Bohn II, 112. ) 155. Lenger Leben , ...

1. A wîl wull, a bretts (bringt es) aber nich, sagte ... ... , nečiň druhému. ( Čelakovsky, 18. ) Engl. : Do as you would be done by. ( Masson, 330. ) Frz. : Ne fais ...

Willensfreiheit bedeutet: 1) metaphysisch, die Freiheit (s. d.), ... ... conduct, may fancy that, if he was in the same situation again, he would have acted differently. But thio is a mere deception. and if he examines ...

... "Faust" on your own private website, it means,however, that we would consider our rights to have been violated if theentire Goethe was copied. ... ... think it is reasonable to copy huge parts of the zeno.orgoffers. Nobody would go to a library to copy complete shelves of books, ...

I. Die Endung -ismus und die entsprechende Endung -ist ... ... Murray) zum ersten Male nachgewiesen finde. Coleridge schreibt 1794 (Letter 115) »that would be at least a thousand fathoms deep in the dead sea of pessimisme«, ...

1767 1/22. An Cornelie Goethe Leipzig d. 11. ... ... kannot say what I think there of, for I kan scarce think any thing. Would God that, that Marriage, form'd by Love alone may be happier then ...

... in the Zodiak with him! Hah then would I laugh, as a Parrot at a bagpiper. Il ... ... Arlequins, and Pappillons. A very foolish scene, I would not barter, for the most comic Play. I did laugh. My ... ... a maid shall also love me, notwithstandig I am no Adonis. If she would have been in love, with D. Schlosser I ' ...

III. Und da war er, eine Stunde seitdem, müßig, ... ... verhöhnte sich mit derbem Spotte: seine Don-Quixoterei, seinen geckischen Größenwahn, die ganze would-be- hamletische Komödie. So entschädigte sich oft der andere in ihm für die ...

... in the midst of the night, he would give utterance on his harpsichord; I told his father, that I should ... ... , nor could we bring him back for a considerable time . He would also sometimes run about the room with a stick between his legs by ...