... parts of such leges, and had no special reference to roads.® VICESIMA'RIA. {Vid. Vicesimaria.) VI'LLIA ANNA'LIS. (Vid. p. 25.) VISE'LLIA made a ...

... If yea do love old men, if your sweet sway Allow obedience, if yourselves are old, Make it your cause. Shaksptart. 2. lu tiie oblique cases it has the sense ol reciprocation, or reference to the same subject mentioned before: as, you ...

... officinalis), “ buglosse ” (Anchusa officinalis), “ collombines ” (Aquilegia vulgaris), “ wormewood'" (Artemisia absinthium), “etc.: there is at this present of three yeares old of my sowing, likewise rosemary, fenell, sweet marierim, bassel, purselyn ” (Portulaca oleracea), “ le/tise, and ...

... polio virus. Every child who has tasted the sweet sugar cube or received the drops contain- ing the Sabin vaccine over the past four decades knows polio only as a word, or an obscure reference in a popular film. Thank heavens it’s not ...

... PETER F. McCORMICK, A.B. Care of Mrs. Anna McCormick, Gladwin, Mich. FORD HERBERT McGREGOR, A.B., A.M. (Wisconsin) ’13. Asso. Prof. Political Science, Univ. of Wisconsin since 1920 and Director of Reference Bureau since 1909. Madison, Wis. CHARLOTTE LANE McKENZIE, ...

... Oil — o. Abietis, see Pinus picea—o. Absintbii, Artemisia absinthium, (oil of) — o. Acusticum, Huile acouelique. Oleum ^the'reum, Spir'itue a'therie oleo'eue, JEthe'real oil (formed in the distillation of ether), Oleum vini, Oil ofi wine. Heavy oil of wine, Sweet oil of vit'riol, (F.) Huile douce de ...

... not extinguished ; the provinces ranged themselves under the banners of independence, and Riego received the homage of ... that the vessel should never sink. The distinguishing banner stood at the bow, representing a moun- tain, ...

... Landerer; though his account is probably true in reference fo inferior varieties of the drug.—Note to the tenth edition. Opium. PART I. Opium is regarded as inferior when it has a blackish colour; a weak or em- pyreumatic smell; a sweet or slightly nauseous and bitter taste; a soft, ...

... is often desirable to be acquainted with, in reference to its exhibition as medicine. The following list is taken from the Journal de Pharmacie (F6vr. 1869, p. 94), where it is given on the authority of M. C. Merc. The oils of sweet almonds, of olives, of sesamum, and of ground- ...

... of remarking, that those Avho, on leaving the banners of Boerhaave, have adopted the nervous pa- thology, ... of Bubastus, (from Bubastus, and cor, heart). See Artemisia. BU'BO. A'bubo, (from povQuv, the groin). ...