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metabole
‖ metabole Med. (mɛˈtæbəliː) Also -bola. [late L., a. Gr. µεταβολή, related to µεταβάλλειν to change.] (See quots.)1693 tr. Blancard's Phys. Dict. (ed. 2), Metabole, a change of Time, Air, or Diseases. 1722 Quincy Lex. Physico-Med. (ed. 2), Metabasis, and Metabole, signifies any Change from one thin... Oxford English Dictionary
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Metousiosis
Osipov states that the Eastern Orthodox use of the Greek word μεταβολή (metabole), meaning "change", and the Russian преложение in relation to the Eucharist wikipedia.org
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metabolic
metabolic, a. (mɛtəˈbɒlɪk) [ad. Gr. µεταβολικ-ός changeable, or f. metabole + -ic.] 1. Pertaining to or involving transition. (In quot. humorously pedantic.)1743 Fielding Phil. Trans. Wks. 1775 IX. 231 We are forced to proceed..by the metabolic or mutative [method], not by the schystic or divisive. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Metarealism
For instance, metabola or metabole is derived from the dictionary and a microencyclopedia of culture, compressed and translated from one language to another wikipedia.org
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Malagina
In 1145, Emperor Manuel I Komnenos restored the fortifications of the district's main fortress at Metabole after a Turkish raid, and used it as a base Location Although there were difficulties in precising the location of Malagina, it was facilitated by the discovery of the ruins of Metabole in 1982, wikipedia.org
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Ann Van Sevenant
De metabole mens, Antwerpen, Gompel&Svacina, 2023 References External links Ann Van Sevenant – centre-erasme, Advisory Board Alternative Perspectives wikipedia.org
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Nicolas Panagopoulos
Works Vocal "38th Parallel", based on a poem of Antonis Zaharopoulos, for bass voice and tuba (1973), Radio France "Metabole" for English horn, clavichord wikipedia.org
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Nonnus
He is known as the composer of the Dionysiaca, an epic tale of the god Dionysus, and of the Metabole, a paraphrase of the Gospel of John. wikipedia.org
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Onutė Narbutaitė
1979) Liberatio, for 12 wind instruments (3fl-3ob-3cor-3tn), cymbals and 4 (vn-vl-vc-cb) strings (1989) Opus lugubre, for chamber orchestra (1991) Metabole wikipedia.org
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Papadic Octoechos
This metabole kata tonon (μεταβολή κατὰ τόνον) can be localized in the kanonion as follows. This changes within the end of the plagios , the medial signature of the phthongos g as plagios was obviously no longer interpreted as a metabole kata wikipedia.org
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Aldus Manutius
1498 Catalogues of Aldus's editions Epistolae diversorum philosophorum oratorum..., 1499 De materia medica, Dioscorides, 1499 Phaenomena, Aratus, 1499 Metabole wikipedia.org
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First Apology of Justin Martyr
After the discussion of baptism, Justin describes the practice of the Eucharist, by his teachings of metabole, “we have been taught that the food over wikipedia.org
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Hagiopolitan Octoechos
The Hagiopolites did neither explain it nor did it mention any tone system nor the metabole kata tonon, but this was probably, because the hymn reform wikipedia.org
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