| The chief principle, then, of savage science is that antecedence and consequence in time are the same as effect and cause. |
| This has a long antecedence, and the book reviews some of the historical and theoretical literature on the nature of law, including some Marxist sources. |
| Now Afro-Americans, frustrated in their search for antecedence in their African line, might turn to their Scottish roots. |
| God has established an order in nature, a uniformity of antecedence and sequence, with which Omnipotence shall not interfere. |
| Among the most interesting aspects of this three-volume work, as Chiasson observes, is its antecedence to more recent work in psychoacoustics. |
| This antecedence of being does not yet have the responsibility of being. |
