... o-non). Odoriferous derivative of orris-root. lo'taoism (1-o'tah-sizm). Defective utterance of the ... of potential with one ampere of current. Wave-theory. The undulatory theory. Wa'vy respiration. See Interrupted ...

... the very foundation of intellectual and moral and religious philosophy, and is of vital interest to human happiness ...

... all Christian effort, and a scientific expansion of religious philosophy. In local politics he independently supports educational re- ... Mercier is not only a sincere Catholic in theory and practice, but that the interests of their ...

... every page; and the piety, not enthusiasm, but religious philosophy, that runs through- out, gives a charm to ...

... of elucidat- ing philosophy: Zen, anarchism, nihil- ism, Taoism, Jesus, astrology, visions of new social rectitudes. Many ...

... is simply disgusting.* The Reverend Mr. Everest's medico-religious philosophy, fanciful and er- roneous as it is, is ... a book expressly devoted to drugs, and the theories of their operation, where something must be said ...

... lymphocytes. See Lymphocytes Tai chi chuan, 12, 113 Taoism, 12 Tecumseh questionnaire, 31 Temperature. See Body temperature ...

... religious teachings among his followers shows that the religious philosophy of Buddhism could not stand before the truth ... his entire character, ethical principles and even his theory of existence. Somewhere between these two extremes was ...

... in terms of fun- damental philosophical values including religious philosophy and humanitarianism. Although there was an undercurrent of ... integrated activities rather than to proving a set theory or single approach. “We throw everything at them — ...

... became central to the 6th century Chinese philosophy Taoism, where longevity through simple living attained the status ... proved to be a powerful influence on medical theory as it developed over the centuries. Classical medicine ...