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Bolland
[ bol-uhnd; French baw-lahn; Flemish bol-ahnt ]
noun
- Jean de [zhah, n, d, uh] or Jo·han van [yoh-, hahn, vahn] or John, 1596–1665, Belgian Jesuit hagiographer.
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Bolland, the philosophy professor elector, wants a fix, as he wrote in a Union-Tribune commentary.
The life of Bolland is a type of the lives led by all his disciples and successors.
Jesson, after some demur, consented to take the bill; and Bolland indorsed it with his own name.
James Bolland, who was executed in 1772, deserved and certainly obtained less sympathy.
It flustered and gratified Mrs. Bolland not a little to receive such a distinguished visitor.
John Bolland laid down the Bible and rested both hands on the arms of the chair to steady himself.
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