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1. Zwischen zwölf (Uhr) und Mittag vieles noch geschehen mag. – Eiselein, 663. Engl. : Many things fall between the cup and the lip. Frz. : Il arrive beaucoup de choses entre la bouche et le verre. It. ...

... Überempirische. »Physics and Metaphysics deal with things and their relations, as these are known to us, and as they ... ... universe, Metempirics weeps out of this region in search of the otherness of things: seeking to behold things, not as they are in our universe – ...

Arnold-Forster , Hugh Oakeley, engl. Staatsmann, geb. 1855 ... ... , Okt. 1903 Kriegsminister; schrieb: »In a Conning tower« (1891), » Things new and old« (1893-95), »War office, army, empire« ( ...

There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. HAMLET, Act. I. Sc. 5. Veritas essendi, & veritas cognoscendi, idem sunt; nec plus a se ...

1. Alen Doach hîsch, äs mäkest hîsch; un Sangtich hîsch, dâd äs ... ... Böhm. : Vyjde dílo na bílo. Engl. : At last all things come to be known. – At length innocence comes to be known. ...

1. Ach du grosser Gott, was lässt du für kleine Kartoffeln wachsen ... ... . ( Prov. dan., 529. ) Engl. : God reaches us good things with our own hands. ( Bohn II, 98. ) Holl. : ...

... , 1631; Eiselein, 120. Engl. : If things were to done twice, all would be wise. ( Bohn II, ... ... uns sind, aber nur wenige (nicht alle) erreichen. Engl. : Things above are to be looked at, not reached at ...

Idee ( idea, eidos , idea, idée) bedeutet 1) ursprünglich ... ... eine »fondation in nature«, »a conformity with the real being and existence of things« haben (Ess. II. ch. 30, § l). Adäquat sind ...

1. A Müs as iar sat üsh a Uugan. ( Nordfries. ) ... ... vergannt viele Sachen . – Eiselein, 662. Engl. : Many things fall between the cup and the lip. ( Eiselein, 662. ) ...

... we consider things to be actually there, as well we consider things to be actually without us. which is, that they exist, or ... ... knowledge of our own, demonstrative of God's, sensitive of some for other things« (l c. ch. 3, § 21). Nach ...

1. Achternaë êten sî Käse, sagen die Westfalen . Auch ... ... . Engl. : Cheese it is a peevish elf, it digests all things but itself. ( Bohn II, 29. ) It. : S'aranzu ...

1. All mit Mâte, see de Kêrel, dô slôg he sîn Wîw ... ... ( Prov. dan., 23. ) Engl. : There is reason in all things. It. : Ogni cosa vuol misura. Schwed. : Allting met ...

1. An der That liegt die meiste Macht . – Petri, ... ... für gestern weise sein. ( Altmann VI, 569. ) Engl. : If things were to be done twice, al would bewise. ( Gaal, 1276. ) ...

Luft (s. ⇒ Lucht ). 1. Auf schwüle Luft ... ... the point of a spear. He seeks wool on an ass. He speaks of things more ancient than chaos. He sprinkles incense on a dunghill. He strikes with ...

Sala (spr. ßēlă), George Augustus , engl ... ... » America revisited « (1882); » Living London « (1883); » Things I have seen and people I have known « (1894, 2 Bde.), ...

Wille ( boulêsis , voluntas, volitio) ist 1) die allgemeine ... ... den Willen REID: »Every man is conscious of a power to determine, in things which he conceives to depend upon his determination. To this power we will ...

1. Alle Sachen, die wir haben, sind Geschenk und Gottes ... ... 22. Den besten Sachen ist am schlimmsten beizukommen. Engl. : The best things are worst to come by. ( Bohn II, 71. ) 23 ...

1. As (wenn) man sugt (sagt) gestorben, glaüb. ( Jüd ... ... Welt , 1827, 702. ) Engl. : Saying and doing are two things. ( Bohn II, 129; Gaal, 1753. ) Frz. : ...

Natur (natura, von nasci, physis bedeutet: 1) im ... ... l.c. S. 7). – Nach LEWES ist die Natur »the sum of things« (Probl. II, 124). »Nature is only that is felt« (ib ...

1. Ai d'r Nacht sain oalle Kotza schwoarz. ( Oesterr.-Schles. ... ... ) Engl. : The nights are pregnant, who knows how many and what things they may bring forth. 28. Die Nacht bringt Rath . ...