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Updated: June 19, 2025
Tertium dant Mosi locum tanquam prolocutori Dei Misso specialiter, ad instruendos Iudaeos. Quartum volant esse Mahomet, sanctum, et verum Dei nuncium ad seipsos missum, cum lege diuina in dicto libro plene contenta.
They're dyed in the wool hypocrites joined to their idols let 'em alone. And as to that husband of yours " "Stop! Stop! I can't stand any more! Pleathe go pleathe " "What're you going to do about that Tertium Quid you've annexed?" Aunt Dressie inquired, casually. "I don't know," Warble uncertained. "He has wonderful ambitions and aspirations. He wants to be a ragpicker a real one."
The patentees of this fearsome tertium quid hope to present it to their patrons, within a very few years, in a form entirely devoid of certain physiological defects, with which the cussedness of human structure still uselessly burdens the Virago.
Half-Rome, the Other Half-Rome, the Tertium Quid, which is perhaps most masterly and finished of the three, show us how ill truth sifts itself, to how many it never comes at all, how blurred, confused, next door to false, it is figured even to those who seize it by the hem of the garment.
For these reasons, and for others which need not appear, I decline to state positively whether there was anything irretrievably wrong in the relations between the Man's Wife and the Tertium Quid. If there was, and hereon you must form your own opinion, it was the Man's Wife's fault. She was kittenish in her manners, wearing generally an air of soft and fluffy innocence.
He writes: "They had laid one out for me, and Governor Dudley told me 'twas Madam Winthrop. I told him I had been there but thrice and twice upon business. He said cave tertium." Even solemn Cotton Mather proffered counsel in a letter on "paying regards to the Widow."
Might there not be, perhaps, a tertium quid, a German drama having a character of its own and combining the literary dignity and artistic finish of the French with the warmth and variety of the pseudo-English school? As if in answer to this query, Lessing's 'Nathan', published in 1779, had already opened a vista of limitless possibilities. And 'Nathan' was in blank verse.
Men say it was a stolen tide The Lord that sent it He knows all, But in mine ear will aye abide The message that the bells let fall And awesome bells they were to me, That in the dark rang, 'Enderby. Jean Ingelow Once upon a time there was a Man and his Wife and a Tertium Quid. All three were unwise, but the Wife was the unwisest.
If we pass to the construction of matter, we find it as the product, or tertium aliud, of antagonist powers of repulsion and attraction. Remove these powers, and the conception of matter vanishes into space—conceive repulsion only, and you have the same result.
She preferred some semblance of intrigue to cloak even her most commonplace actions. After two months of riding, first round Jakko, then Elysium, then Summer Hill, then Observatory Hill, then under Jutogh, and lastly up and down the Cart Road as far as the Tara Devi gap in the dusk, she said to the Tertium Quid, 'Frank, people say we are too much together, and people are so horrid.
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