... Major concepts are expressed in primary terms (in bold, all upper case ... interest. cross references follow many primary terms, e.g. ALLERGY (See ...

... Djfylaying of Chap. V. though it be a bold affenion, yet it is not true } for our Saviour doth abfolutely confute the fuppofition both in the general, and' alfo in reference to himfelf, by (hewing the abfurdities of it, ...

... and quiet home of Emerson. INDEX. [For many references, not found elsewhere, see under the general headings of Emerson's Books, Essays, Poems.) Abbott, Josiah Gardiner, a pupil of Emerson, 49, ...

... no want of men of large views, of bold and original speculation, and of ... W. Scott The poems of Ossian, and the Waverley novels, have contributed ...

... let not this ex- ample render mothers too bold, and let them recollect, that it belongs to the professional man alone, to decide at what period it is most prudent to wean children with reference to dentition. CHAPTER III. OF THE SECOND DENTITION, ...

... died 1500. + Attention was first called to this poem by Sanchez, in the Journal de Vandermonde for October, 1759, tom. ix. 439 Larynx. Larynx. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. under review. The ...

... possessed of genius. 'Tis a per'lous boy, Bold, quick, ingenious, forward, capable. Shaksp. Our ingenious friend Cowley not only has em- ployed much eloquence to persuade that truth in his preface, but has in one of his poems given a noble example of it. Boyle. The ...

... for the Christian religion, the author is a bold speculator, and astonishes as well as instructs.—American Presbyterian. The object of this book is to show what the teachings of the Bible and science are, with reference to the earth and all the planets and ...

... the Salpetriere. The history of this period, in reference to * Vid. the notes of this physician, appended to his excellent translation into French, of the poem of Fracastor. GENERAL PROPHYLAXIS.—MEDICAL POLICE. 495 what ...

... language as exhibited in those simple and beautiful poems, the Klephtic ballads and the festive songs of Christopoulos. The selections have been made with particular reference to the history and condition of Greece. 1 ...