1. (n.) One skilled in the civil law.

2. (n.) A student of the civil law at a university or college.

3. (n.) One whose pursuits are those of civil life, not military or clerical.

What Carey did for Literature and for Humanity
... He, his pundits, especially Mritunjaya who has been compared in his physique and
knowledge to Dr. Samuel Johnson, and even the young civilian students, were ...
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Entire Sanctification
... And hence that observation of a learned civilian is at once both correct and
illustrative, namely, "We count those things perfect which want nothing requisite ...
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Preface to this Edition
... Madame Guyon thus speaks of it [1] : "Among my intimate friends was a civilian,
a counsellor of the Parliament of Grenoble, who might be described as a model ...
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Carey's Last Days
... even for a short time. Again one of Dr. Carey's old civilian students came
to the rescue. Mr. Garrett, grandson of Robert Raikes ...
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Introduction
... The makers of armies naturally want every man who can be spared from civilian
life and can be utilized for military operations. ...
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India as Carey Found It
... who had made two voyages to Calcutta in the Oxford Indiaman, had been of spiritual
service to Charles Grant, Mr. George Udny, and the Bengal civilian circle at ...
/.../smith/the life of william carey/chapter iii india as carey.htm

The Letter of Majesty, 1603-1609.
... The last round in the terrible combat now began. He ordered the estates to
appear in civilian's dress. They arrived armed to the teeth. ...
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On Mr. Rudyard Kipling and Making the World Small
... The military man gains the civil power in proportion as the civilian loses the military
virtues. And as it was in ancient Rome so it is in contemporary Europe. ...
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Laymen Called to the Field of Missions.
... He sees, that to elevate them requires the labors not only of a preacher of the
Gospel, but the labors of the civilian, the physician, the teacher, the ...
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"But Whereunto Shall I Liken this Generation?"
... And what a consideration is this alone, how vile and ugly doth that holy and
spiritual law make the most refined and polished civilian? ...
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Civilian (1 Occurrence)
... 3. (n.) One whose pursuits are those of civil life, not military or clerical.
Multi-Version Concordance Civilian (1 Occurrence). ...
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Clad (13 Occurrences)

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Civil (4 Occurrences)

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