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a. a writ or warrant

b. a written order to a sheriff to arrange an election, the empanelling of a jury, etc.

c. (in England) an order to collect money under a rate

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No references found	In this way, the artist-writer became inevitable, for these devices also begged description as principles; they could be rationalized and quantified, and the very act of explaining--or even listing--them was enough to establish their preceptive function. Language in the vicinity of art: artists' writings, 1960-1975 by Weiss, Jeffrey / Artforum International Whatever point Barbaro is making about deliberative oratory, here, then, clearly goes well beyond the commonplaces of the preceptive tradition. Rhetoric and humanism in Quattrocento Venice by Cox, Virginia / Renaissance Quarterly Symbolically, I see this common logic as illustrated by the striking similarity of the conclusion to the preceptive "Fortunes of Men", when after a long list of human vocations the poet remarks upon the variety of the divine plan: and in the identical opening lines of Riddle 31 and 32, praising the diversity of the divine scheme in the world of nature: Swa wraetlice weoroda nergend geond middangeard monna craeftas sceop ond scyrede ond gesceapo ferede aeghwylcum on eorpan eormencynnes. The elements of Anglo-Saxon wisdom poetry in the Exeter Book riddles by Boryslawski, Rafal / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies	Precambrian Precambrian era Precambrian Eras of Folding Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, Institute of IGGD Precambrian time Precancer precancerous Precarium precast precast concrete precast concrete pile precast concrete wall panel precast pile precast stone PRECCX precedence precedence diagram method precedence effect precedence lossage precedence relation Precedent preceding limb precentor precentral gyrus precept preceptive preceptor Precession precession camera precession in declination precession in right ascension precession of nodes precession of the equinoxes precessional torque precharge Prechistoe prechlorination Precieuse precinct precinctio Preciosity precious metal precious stone precipice precipitable water precipitable water vapor precipitant precipitate Precipitation precipitation area precipitation attenuation	precentorial precentorial precentors precentors precentorship precentorship precentorships precentorships precentral precentral area precentral area precentral area precentral area precentral area precentral cerebellar vein precentral gyrus precentral gyrus precentral gyrus precentral sulcus precentral sulcus precentral sulcus precents precents precept precept precept precept Precept Business Services, Inc Preceptial Preception preceptive preceptively preceptively preceptor preceptor preceptor preceptor preceptor: employee preceptor: student preceptoral preceptorial preceptorial preceptorial preceptorial preceptorially preceptorially preceptorially preceptorially preceptories preceptors preceptors preceptors preceptors preceptorship preceptorship preceptorship preceptorship preceptorships preceptorships preceptorships preceptorships

In this way, the artist-writer became inevitable, for these devices also begged description as principles; they could be rationalized and quantified, and the very act of explaining--or even listing--them was enough to establish their preceptive function.

Language in the vicinity of art: artists' writings, 1960-1975 by Weiss, Jeffrey / Artforum International

Whatever point Barbaro is making about deliberative oratory, here, then, clearly goes well beyond the commonplaces of the preceptive tradition.

Rhetoric and humanism in Quattrocento Venice by Cox, Virginia / Renaissance Quarterly

Symbolically, I see this common logic as illustrated by the striking similarity of the conclusion to the preceptive "Fortunes of Men", when after a long list of human vocations the poet remarks upon the variety of the divine plan: and in the identical opening lines of Riddle 31 and 32, praising the diversity of the divine scheme in the world of nature: Swa wraetlice weoroda nergend geond middangeard monna craeftas sceop ond scyrede ond gesceapo ferede aeghwylcum on eorpan eormencynnes.

The elements of Anglo-Saxon wisdom poetry in the Exeter Book riddles by Boryslawski, Rafal / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies

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