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“Syria, ever “feracious of heresies,” had allowed many of her finest tracts to be monopolised by monkeries and nunneries. 320 After many a tentative measure Mohammed seems to have built his edifice upon two bases, the unity of the Godhead and the priesthood of the pater-familias.”

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

“He is pretty feracious (ph) looking when you first look at him.”

CNN Transcript Dec 17, 2002

“This is a feracious earth, and the grain of mustard-seed will grow to miraculous extent in some cases.”

Early Kings of Norway

“For Time, all-edacious and all - feracious, does run on: and the Seven Sleepers, awakening hungry after a hundred years, find that it is not their old nurses who can now give them suck!”

Past and Present

“For Time, all-edacious and all-feracious, does run on: and the Seven”

Past and Present Thomas Carlyle's Collected Works, Vol. XIII.

“For the mischief that one blockhead, that every blockhead does, in a world so feracious, teeming with endless results as ours, no ciphering will sum up.”

Past and Present Thomas Carlyle's Collected Works, Vol. XIII.

“Syria, ever "feracious of heresies," had allowed many of her finest tracts to be monopolised by monkeries and nunneries. [”

Arabian nights. English