10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOTONOUS»
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Saint Bartholomew's Hospital Reports ...
In one fatal case, which was of the type called by Dr. Gee “homotonous with
anabatic ending,” the temperature rose immediately before death, on the 23d day
of the fever, to 109.6°. One of the cases of highest temperature on the 18th day
was ...
London (England). Saint Bartholomew's Hospital, 1881
Summary. — It may be convenient to sum up the results of the foregoing
observations. I. Short typhoid fever. 1. Paracmastic. 2. Homotonous, with sudden
crisis. II. Long typhoid fever. 1. Homotonous, with paracmastic ending. 2.
Homotonous ...
3
Class-book manual of spelling
... I write Hippos, a horse graphite, plumbago hippopotamus, river horse engrave,
to cut, or carve hippodrome, a race-course epigraph, an inscription Homos,
similar, same [tone caligraphy, good writing homotonous, equable, same
Gramma, ...
Thomas Austin Bullock, 1874
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The American encyclopædic dictionary
homotonous 2203 honey-heavy h5nv5t-6-nous, a. [Lat. komot<wu*,\ from Gr.
homotonos=ot the same tuue or sound ; homos =Xhe same, and tonos—a tone;
Fr. homotone.'] Of the same tenor or tone; equable ; applied to such diseases as ...
S. J. Herrtage, John A. Williams, Robert Hunter, 1897
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Celtic Researches on the Origin, Traditions & Language, of ...
... and in all its properties, more simple, and more homotonous, than we find
those of the Oriental nations, who were, confessedly, the first that innovated upon'
these primitive arts ;-—I can scarce hesitate in yielding to the force of such
evidence ...
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THE CLASS-BOOKOF ETYMOLOGY, DESIGNED TO PROMOTE PRECISION IN ...
Homotonous. Homos; tonos. Honest, honor, honorary. Honor. Horal. Hora.
Horizon. Hows. Horography. Hora; grapho. Horologe. Hora; logos.
Horologiography. Hora; logos; grapho. Horology. Hora; logos. Horometry. Hora;
metrum. Horoscope.
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Positive medical agents
We thought first to open one or both temporal arteries, and thus reduce the
patient ; but we had seen this fail, and having witnessed the good effects of
medicinal agents, in inflammations of different organs, and in general
homotonous fevers, ...
8
Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary: In which the Accentuation, ...
... hti mo-dzhe-nyus, a. having the same nature or principle Homologous, ho-mtiT
-6-gos, a. in the same manner or proportion Homotonous, hu mot'-6-nus,a.
equable, uniform Hone, hu'ne, s. a whetstone for razors Honest, Cn'-est, a.
upright, ...
John Walker, William Enfield (M.A.), 1853
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A New Pocket-dictionary of the English and Dutch Languages
Homogeneity, -geny, в. gelykalach- Homogeneous, adj. gelijkeoortig. -ness, в.
geljjksoortigheid, f. Homologous, adj. evenredig. Homonymous, adj. T.
gelyknaniig, gelykklankig. Homonymy, s. gely'kklaukigkeld, f. Homotonous, adj.
centonig.
It is clear that if rhyme, or the homotonous termination of lines in verse, is
intended to be musical, it must be so by contrast; that is, the preceding and the
following rhyme must strike different notes,-—must be compounded of contrasted
simple ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1818
