hogframe

Shipwright .: A fore-and-aft frame, forming a tru in the main frame of the ve el to prevent vertical Hoff-man-Ist, s . [See def.] Ch. Hist.: A follower of Daniel Hoffman, Profe or of Theology at Helmstadt, who in 1598 maintained that there was a twofold truth, if it could be so called, one philosophical, the other theological, and that philosophical truth was falsehood in theology. Owen Günther, John Caselius, Conrad Martini, and Duncan Liddel, philosophers of his university, joined i ue with him, and finally Henry Julius, Duke of Brunswick, compelled him, in 1601, to retract his opinions. (Mosheim.) *ho-ful, *ho-full, a . [A. S. hohful , hogful , from hogu care, anxiety.) Careful, prudent. "Ever hofull of his doings and behavior." -Stap let on : Fortre of the Faith , p. 97. *ho-ful-ly, adv. [Eng. hoful ; -ly.] Carefully, prudently. "Women serving God hofully and chastely." - Stap let on : Fortre of the Faith , p. 419.