10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARIOSITY»
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The Workes of that Famous Physitian, Dr. Alexander Read ...: ...
Of these wherein there is no malignity, S'. some are without cariosity of the bone-
and some with cariositsi of the bonezsoulshall know thatthere is no Cariosity of
bone,r .i the 'Apostem was not long continuing before it brake;for if the tumor ...
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The Cabinet dictionary of the English language
Cariosity, (ki-re-rw'e-te) n. Ulceration of a bone; mortification ; rottenness. [ouj
tooth. Carious, (ka're-us) a. Ulcerated or decayed, as a cari- Carking, (kirk'ing) a.
Distressing ; perplexing. Cad, (Jtirl) n. [A.-S. carU] A rude, rustic, rough | man ;— a
...
3
Historical and Business Compendium of Ottawa County, Michigan
Both Hunter Savidge and H. J S are for sale at one-half their value, and both
should have cults enter the charmed circle this season- Among the brood mares
the visitor can find Cariosity, by Enquirer, dam by Joe Douning 710; Beulah ...
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Philosophical Transactions to the Year ____ Abridged and ...
C, the Cariosity of the bone in the joint of the knee, communicated to the os
femoris wherewith it isanchylosed in D. D, the epipþzsis of the os femarir in the
joint of the knee, destroyed by the Cariosity. E, the lower end of the bone, as yet
in a ...
Royal Society (Great Britain),
1756
5
the coursing calendar for the autum season 1873, containing ...
Cariosity oat of Chignon (Mr Lawrence ns) 6 Camerlon, fw d, by County Court oat
of Lady Egllaton (Mr J. Capes's) 44 ; (Mr Steel's) 241 Candtnt, bk d, by My
Goodness oat of Cashier's Daughter (Mr Chambers's) 18, 150 Cannobie, r w b, ...
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The Philosophical Transactions and Collections: Abridged and ...
C, a- large hole iii the place where the external process of the humerus formerly
stood •, that having been destroyed, by the matter causing a great cariosity here ;
which also running out of the bone through the foramina made into the joint, had
...
Royal society of London,
1756
7
The Boy Scouts' Year Book
... of children joined hands and after a rapid run, the boy at one end of the row
stood still and allowed the others to swing rapidly about. Those at the extreme
end of this radius found themselves often swung through the air 221. Cariosity.
Slhop.
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Information Modelling and Knowledge Bases X
cariosity. OL requires critical mass of IL network structure employee onenled
Gcifilcr |4| individuals, groups, whole organisation sensibility, openness,
examining experiences OL results from IL. OL is reason for IL; IL necessary, but
not sufficient ...
Hannu Jaakkola, Hannu Kangassalo, Eiji Kawaguchi,
1999
... an equat claim to our unqualified app'aufe. As an historical drama, it holds forth
a lesson highly useful and saiutaiy under the t xist- i'iii - jng circumstances : as a "
moral performance, abstracted from. 36. Account. of. a. Play. called. Cariosity.
_ This distemper was found to be a spina ventosa, or cariosity in the body ofthe
os-huineri, by which above 4 inches of the solid bone had been destroyed; all
which was cased in by an exostosis, or callous expansion; saving in a few places
, ...