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Inconstance

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In`con´stance
n.1.Inconstancy.


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See Pierre de Lancre, Tableau de l' inconstance des mauvais anges et demons (1612), ed.
Magical emasculation, popular anticlericalism, and the limits of the ... by Robbins, Kevin C. / Journal of Social History
Ehrmann explains the similarities between constancy and inconstancy by identification of the lover, whether faithful or fickle, with the mutable world in which he lives: "Constance et inconstance partent.
Pastoral Palimpsest: Writing the Laws of Love in L'Astree by MEDING, TWYLA / Renaissance Quarterly
Inconstance, ennui, inquietude, bonheur, felicite and justice are later studied.
Playing with Truth: Language and the Human Condition in Pascal's ... by Sauret, Martine / Renaissance Quarterly
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