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Say first, of God above, or Man below, What can we reason, but from what we know? Of Man, what see we but his Station here. From which ro reason, or to which refer? Through worlds unnumber'd though the ...

Heerwart, Eleonore. Mat-Weaving or Paper-Plaiting. 8. (24 u. 30 Taf.) Ebda. 1895. ... ... . (16) Ebda. 1896. –.60 ‒ The transition Class; or, What may we Expect of Children after they leave the Kindergarten? 8 ...

... von Decebalus, kolossalisch. Vom Forum Trajani. What though the field be lost! All ... ... , immortal hate And courage never to submit and yield, And what is else not to be overcome; That glory never shall his wrath or might Extort from me. Has conditiones Decebalus deductus ad Trajanum ...

... of nature, what is to be, will probably be like to what has been in similar circumstances«). CHALYBAEUS, Wiss. S. 253 ff.. ... ... II, 1 ff., 49 ff.. J. VENN, Princ. of empir. or induct. Log. 1889, p. 93. SIGWART, Log. ...

... ist die reale Welt »a construct from what is thus given«, eine begriffliche Welt, deren Symbol das sinnlich Gegebene ist ... ... Raum und Zeit (»the plan of the world-system«, »the plan or system of its actual and theoretically possible relations and changes«). Schriften ...

... 2, 20. Einen Ducaten für einen Louisd'or nehmen. Ein Wort für das andere setzen. Ein x für ein u ... ... du das? aus was für Macht. Siehe Waser. Die Schweden gebrauchen ihr what för eben so, wie die Deutschen ihr was für. 2. ...

... good man is the last, who knows, what's amiss at home. ( Bohn II, 46. ) Lat ... ... 44. ) Frz. : Un homme de paille vaut une femme d'or. ( Bohn I, 62. ) It. : Anche ...

... Eiselein, 333. Engl. : What, keep a dog, and bark myself? ( Eiselein, 333. ) ... ... : It's an easy thing to find a staff to beat a dog or to find a stone to throw at a dog. ( Gaal, 917 ...

... . Engl. : All women are good, either good for something or good for nothing. ( Bohn II, 44. ) 1053. ... ... nĕmž neví. ( Čelakovsky, 394. ) Engl. : A woman conceals what she knows not. ( Gaal, 1425; Bohn II ...

... Mutter her. ( Reinsberg VII, 90. ) Engl. : What children hear at home, soon flies abroad. ( Bohn II, 4. ... ... Jeter la pomme (ou la cerise) avec la queue. – Jeter l'or avec les crasses. – Jeter le manche après la cognée ...

... ( Bohn II, 14. ) Frz. : Or qui a or vaut. Holl. : Geld heeft niet éénen ... ... fehlt es nicht an Advocaten . Frz. : Or ça, or la, penez bien à vos cas, argent comptant fait ...

... Čelakovsky, 90. ) Engl. : Do what thou ought, let come what may. ( Bohn II, 6. ) ... ... ( Schles. Zeitung , 1872, Nr. 6. ) – What is every man's business, is none's. ( ... ... it done; who sends another, cares not, whether it be don or not. ( Franklin. ) ...

... I, 2). HOBBES definiert: »A name or appellation... is the voice of a man arbitrary imposed for a mark ... ... which being pronounced to others, may be to them a sign of what thought the speaker had before in his mind« (Log. I, ch ...

... gut geschlafen hat. Engl. : Wise men care not for what they cannot have. ( Bohn II, 23. ) 855. ... ... Reinsberg III, 84. Engl. : A wise man does not matter what the multitude does talk of him. ( Gaal, 1300. ...

... beut es auch Dornen . Engl. : Fortune rarely brings good or evil singly. ( Bohn II, 358. ) Lat. : ... ... Engl. : Boult thy fine meal, and eat good paste, without report or trumpet's blast. – They that are thirsty, drink ...

... Engl. : I'll win the horse, or lose the saddle. 450. Ich will lieber von einem Spanischen ... ... will. Engl. : Let a horse drink when he will, not what he will. ( Bohn II, 104. ) 491 ... ... 'T would make a horse break his bridle, or a dog his halter. ( Bohn II, 151. ...

... 37. De Katte , de Ór (Uhr) un de Frûe, dei höärt int Hus; de Knecht ... ... genug. Engl. : When the cat winketh, little wots the mouse what the cat thinketh. ( Bohn II, 76. ) 534. ...

... Frz. : Le peu parler est or et le trop est boue. ( Kritzinger, 508 b . ) ... ... doví. ( Čelakovský, 73. ) Engl. : He who says what he likes, hears what he does not like. ( Marin, 9. ...

Axiom ( axiôma = dignitas): Grundsatz, Grundlage aller Beweise ... ... uns nur, was ist, nicht das Notwendigsein (»experience informs us only of what is, or has been, not of what must be«, l.c. p. 281; I, 40 ff.). KANT ...

... (Lond. 1838) und » Answer to the questions: what constitutes curreney? what are the causes of unsteadiness of the currency? and ... ... decade 1857–1867« (das. 1867); » Contraction or expansion? Repudiation or resumption? « (das. 1866); » How ...