attribution

If the soul of man is raised by the attribution of stern heroism, God is lowered to the infamy of a tyrant.

In his logic, the fundamental type of affirmative proposition is the attribution of a predicate to a subject.

But I fear that Dr. Grosart's attribution of it to him is based on little external and refuted by all internal evidence.

Ignorance of the power of natural causes must not be put down to attribution of miraculous causes.

It admits of but one attribution, and that embracing an identical proposition.

The exact number is, of course, impossible to determine, because of many uncertainties of attribution and dating.

Again, in every predication there is an attribution of singular or plural.

I am sure that Mr. Saville will agree with me that Mrs. Nuttall's attribution is the correct one.

In the first the attribution is somewhat ambiguous; but in the others the writer evidently believed what he stated.

The very absence of such allusions is a fact to be dealt with by those who deny the accuracy of the attribution of authorship.