英语词汇“devil's parliament”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Devil's Parliament n. (also Devils' Parliament, Parliament of Devils) (originally) a meeting or gathering of devils or demons; (later usually in extended use) a parliament or other assembly considered to be malevolent in its intentions or decisions; spec. a parliament held by Henry VI at Coventry in 1459, which passed bills of attainder for High Treason and condemned the Duke of York, his son Edward, Earl of March (afterwards Edward IV), and their chief followers. [With use with reference to the Coventry parliament of 1459 compare post-classical Latin Parliamentum Diabolicum, Diabolicum Parliamentum (1656 or earlier, apparently only in English contexts).]

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1509 (title) The parlyament of deuylles.

1551 J. Bale Actes Eng. Votaryes: 2nd Pt. f. xiv^v Thys acte of prestish maydenhede, was dysclosed first in Irelande by a parlement of deuyls.

1614 J. Taylor Nipping of Abuses sig. C4^v A damned Parliment of Deuils, Enacted lawes to fill the world with euils.

1746 W. R. Chetwood Tour through Ireland i. 13 The other [Parliament held in Coventry was] in the Reign of Henry VI. with a worse Title, Parliamentum Diabolicum, i.e. The Devil's Parliament.

1838 Railway Compan. London to Birmingham (LSE Sel. Pamphlets) 163 In 1459, Henry VI. here held the Parliament, which was designated by the Yorkists Parliamentum Diabolicum, or the Devil's Parliament, from the acts of attainder and severity passed against the Duke of York and many of his adherents.

1970 J. R. Lander in E. B. Fryde & E. Miller Hist. Stud. Eng. Parl. II. iii. 95 In spite of Friar Brackley's gossip about the ‘vengeable labour’ of the Lancastrians in the Parliament of Devils there are signs that Henry VI did not altogether approve of the proceedings of his friends.

1997 Speculum 72 861 In his final chapter, on The Devils' Parliament, Marx gives a very telling example of a reader-turned-author who interferes with the themes of the text.

单词	devil's parliament
释义	> as lemmas Devil's Parliament Devil's Parliament n. (also Devils' Parliament, Parliament of Devils) (originally) a meeting or gathering of devils or demons; (later usually in extended use) a parliament or other assembly considered to be malevolent in its intentions or decisions; spec. a parliament held by Henry VI at Coventry in 1459, which passed bills of attainder for High Treason and condemned the Duke of York, his son Edward, Earl of March (afterwards Edward IV), and their chief followers. [With use with reference to the Coventry parliament of 1459 compare post-classical Latin Parliamentum Diabolicum, Diabolicum Parliamentum (1656 or earlier, apparently only in English contexts).] ΚΠ 1509 (title) The parlyament of deuylles. 1551 J. Bale Actes Eng. Votaryes: 2nd Pt. f. xiv^v Thys acte of prestish maydenhede, was dysclosed first in Irelande by a parlement of deuyls. 1614 J. Taylor Nipping of Abuses sig. C4^v A damned Parliment of Deuils, Enacted lawes to fill the world with euils. 1746 W. R. Chetwood Tour through Ireland i. 13 The other [Parliament held in Coventry was] in the Reign of Henry VI. with a worse Title, Parliamentum Diabolicum, i.e. The Devil's Parliament. 1838 Railway Compan. London to Birmingham (LSE Sel. Pamphlets) 163 In 1459, Henry VI. here held the Parliament, which was designated by the Yorkists Parliamentum Diabolicum, or the Devil's Parliament, from the acts of attainder and severity passed against the Duke of York and many of his adherents. 1970 J. R. Lander in E. B. Fryde & E. Miller Hist. Stud. Eng. Parl. II. iii. 95 In spite of Friar Brackley's gossip about the ‘vengeable labour’ of the Lancastrians in the Parliament of Devils there are signs that Henry VI did not altogether approve of the proceedings of his friends. 1997 Speculum 72 861 In his final chapter, on The Devils' Parliament, Marx gives a very telling example of a reader-turned-author who interferes with the themes of the text. extracted from deviln. < as lemmas
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