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triplicity

[trih-plis-i-tee] / trɪˈplɪs ɪ ti /


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Having thus described the nation as an organic totality, he goes on to point out that the political constitution shows this character by forming a triplicity of political orders.

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But rarely has thought freed itself from the notion of duplicity, triplicity, and grounded its faith in the Idea of the One Personal Spirit, as a pure theism, and planted therein a faith and cultus.

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"The general break-up of the world," they said, "will happen when the stars which govern the heaven, penetrated with a quality of heat and dryness, meet one another in a fiery triplicity."

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The following are the zodiacal signs in their regular order, with proper dates, and the four triplicities.

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The triplicity lies in the manner in which the books were collected.

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