prælections

A form of prælection

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Meanings

noun
  1. pluralplural of prælection

    At this time the Calvinistic controversy was at its height, and James I, who was much interested in it, was attracted to Davenant by the fame which his prælections as Margaret professor had obtained.

    1888, Leslie Stephen, editor, Dictionary of National Biography, volume XIV, Smith, Elder, & Co, page 101
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