Similarity in appearance or character or nature between persons or things.
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The second similitude is the illumination of the one and the other.
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And the similitude of two serpents was upon the sword in gold.
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They traced the similitude of their own misfortune in this unhappy tale.
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First, By a similitude of seed, that is sown in the earth.
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Between these women an ancient intimacy and considerable similitude of character subsisted.
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Be terse in style, vigorous of phrase, apt, concretely apt, in similitude.
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But such comparisons cannot be pursued far without departing from the similitude.
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Foot was cast out into the wilderness- Iammaking a similitude, here-
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Now beauty, by similitude to things divine, moves and reminds the soul.
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Here, again, was a similitude which bound this present to the past.
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Do you not recognize a similitude to the flower-girl of the library?
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Kitty's quick brain reached out for a similitude-waterrushing over ragged boulders.
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And it is yet far more evident: if according to the similitude of
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This similitude is the foundation of almost all the ornaments of poetic diction.
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There is usually some similitude betwixt the father and the child.
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The distance he kept assured me that the similitude had not escaped him.
