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Definition of Dialecticians
1. dialectician [n] - See also: dialectician
Lexicographical Neighbors of Dialecticians
Literary usage of Dialecticians
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. History of the Christian Church by Wilhelm Ernst Möller (1893)
"Although also a pupil of Abelard's and other dialecticians, he resisted the
one-sided predominance of the dialectical formula and its ..."
2. A History of Cambridgeshire by John William Edward Conybeare (1897)
"... —Friars in Cambridge—Educational movement—Literary development of the thirteenth
century—English historians—Foreign dialecticians. § 5—15. ..."
3. History of the Christian Church to the Reformation by Johann Heinrich Kurtz (1860)
"DIVISION AMONG THE dialecticians (ELEVENTH CENT.). When in the eleventh century
the Church rose from its late decay, the ardour for scientific and literary ..."
4. Pen-pictures of Some Temperance Notables: Five Temperance Johns, and Other by Dawson Burns (1895)
"... A NIGHT WITH THE dialecticians. HAVING accepted an invitation from the Secretary
of the Dialectical Society to address the members on the subject of ..."
5. Journal of Theological Studies (1904)
"These ' lay dialecticians ' were one of those numerous professional classes which
the favourite study of'rhetoric' had evolved in Greek and later Roman ..."
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