Sentence examples for fourfold division from inspiring English sources

A fourfold division among his immediate heirs went along with ceremonial recognition of the primacy of one, who became the great khan, based first at Karakorum in Mongolia and then, after 1267, at Ta-tu (modern Peking) in China.

Another scheme, proposed in the 12th-century Vāgbhaṭālaṅkāra ("Vāgbhaṭa's Poetic Embellishment," which actually deals with a broad range of topics in poetic theory), uses a fourfold division comprising Sanskrit, Prakrit, Apabhraṃśa, and Bhūtabhāṣā.

On Clovis's death in 511 a fourfold division of his kingdom took place, each of his sons receiving some territories north of the Loire River and some to its south.

To explain the nature of the mixture Socrates introduces a fourfold division of all beings (23c 27c), a division that uses the categories of 'limit' and 'measure' in a different way than in the 'divine method of dialectic'.

Moreover, Ibn Daud makes use of a fourfold division of causes that he found in Halevi (Kuzari V.20): besides necessary causes that God knows as necessary, there are natural and incidental causes that are entrusted to secondary causes.

The number of the cells increased immediately following induction of differentiation, expanding fourfold by day 2, suggesting that two cycles of cell division had occurred.

Eriugena then argues that philosophy has four principal parts — division, definition, demonstration, and resolution — and that pursuit of this fourfold method of reasoning will lead to truth.

Its mass market (read: casual) division now has annual sales of $50 million, about 8% of the total, and is expected to grow fourfold in two years.

Scratching increased fourfold.

My objectives were fourfold: 1.

Plus several other fourfold ingredients.