Sentence examples for a threefold division from inspiring English sources

His report of 1777 differentiated a threefold division of rock, essentially reiterating Lehmann's work by extension.

In both cases, a threefold division into early middle late is often used, although those specific words are not always applied.

Whatever the relations between the so-called arya and daha, it is likely that they gradually became integrated into an internally plural social order reflecting a threefold division of society into priests, warriors, and commoners.

This hypothesis about the chronology of Plato's writings has a third component: it does not place his works into either of only two categories the early or "Socratic" dialogues, and all the rest but works instead with a threefold division of early, middle, and late.

They both had a threefold division for their provincial hierarchies: the Parthian marzbān, xšatrap, and dizpat, similar to the Seleucid satrapy, eparchy, and hyparchy.

There was a threefold division of the ranks of the Templars: the noble knights, the non-noble sergeants, and the chaplains.

As a result, many authors used a new threefold division which included Boethius's last two subdivisions and one more.

Hemichordates are distinguished by a tripartite (threefold) division of the body.

A second threefold division in Xenocrates' thought separated gods, men, and "demons".

A similar threefold division can be seen in all the royal households of Europe and in the households of great magnates in every land.

A second threefold division of analogy arose from reflection on the relationship between equivocal and analogical terms.