Triplicity

He apologizes for it; he defends it; for the triplicity is a symbol of godhead, and it means that God is the origin of all life. ❋ T. R. Glover (N/A)

Hey Artnews, I seem to have a comment triplicity going down - can you fix it up at your end - Jafagirl must think I am duplicitous - she left me a note on my blog asking why I deleted a post. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The imagined triplicity may have consisted of (1) a seemingly concrete agent "me" who hoped to gain security by grasping at, avoiding, or drowning in (2) a seemingly concrete activity directed at (3) a seemingly concrete object. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Since looking at ourselves in a mirror or at pictures from our past often supports a feeling of dualism, which then provides a foundation for feeling a triplicity, we work without props. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Alternatively, the triplicity may have comprised (1) a seemingly concrete recipient or object "me" who hoped to gain security by grasping at, avoiding, or drowning in (2) a seemingly concrete activity performed by (3) a seemingly concrete agent. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Bob Piper meanwhile wonders at the duplicity and triplicity of the Tories who are now calling for a referendum, having always opposed the same opportunity on far greater changes. ❋ Unknown (2007)

I'm sorry about the above unintentional triplicity. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Miss Tickle and Kasey are right about different personas and what I suspect is your triplicity if you count work. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Again, for the degrees and comparative nature of good, they have also excellently handled it in their triplicity of good, in the comparisons between a contemplative and an active life, in the distinction between virtue with reluctation and virtue secured, in their encounters between honesty and profit, in their balancing of virtue with virtue, and the like; so as this part deserveth to be reported for excellently laboured. ❋ Unknown (2003)

And the more, because there is met in your Majesty a rare conjunction, as well of divine and sacred literature as of profane and human; so as your Majesty standeth invested of that triplicity, which in great veneration was ascribed to the ancient ❋ Unknown (2003)

The trefoil, three half-moons within a circle, three small circles within a larger circle, all are familiar symbols of the Trinity, emphasizing triplicity within the unity, three composed into one whole. ❋ Gertrude Grace Sill (1975)

Jupiter, conjoin within the same triplicity twelve con - secutive times in 240 years or thirteen times in 260 years and travel, then, through the four triplicities in something very close to 1,000 years. ❋ DAVID PINGREE (1968)

In this form of astrology a simple conjunction every 20 years deter - mines the fate of noble families and kings, the transfer of the conjunctions to a new triplicity every 240 or ❋ DAVID PINGREE (1968)

The triplicity of the word, as sound, image, meaning, provides a certain justification for the variety of tastes in poetry, and accounts for the difficulty of setting up a single universal standard. ❋ Dewitt H. Parker (N/A)

She found that to tolerate, and by tolerating to collaborate in, the adultery of her husband and his mistress was better religion than to free herself from odious triplicity. ❋ Rupert Hughes (1914)

If we assume triplicity we do not reach the unity, and if we assume the unity there is no room for triplicity. ❋ 1862-1929 (1911)

Similar contradictions appear in the canons which have been offered for the representation of the relation of the triplicity of persons to the unity of the Essence. ❋ 1862-1929 (1911)