triplicity

We have already noticed the triplicity, in some instances, of Norman chancel arches.

We are utterly tired of the triplicity; and we are mistaken if its application here be not as inconsistent as it is arbitrary.

The same triplicity of ἀρχαὶ in the organism had been recognised by Erasistratus, later than Aristotle, though long before Galen.

There is a strong and lasting sympathy among persons belonging to signs of the same group, or Triplicity.

In this statement this master agrees with the philosophers who give a triplicity of essential principles as the base of ontology.