10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MACROBIOTE»
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macrobiote in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
macrobiote and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Discoveries in Egypt, Ethiopia, and the Peninsula of Sinai: ...
Five of them contain, several times repeated, the cartouche of the Macrobiote
Apappus-Pepi, who is reported to have lived one hundred and sixty years, and
reigned one hundred ; in another, Cheops is mentioned. On one side is a single
tomb ...
Richard Lepsius, Kenneth Robert Henderson Mackenzie,
1852
2
Inverted Medical Dictionary, Second Edition
... long colon dolichocolon long-faced dolichofacial dolichoprosopic long-headed
dolichocephalic dolichocephalism dolichocephaly having a disproportionately
long head long-lived macrobiote macrobiotic long-necked dolichoderus longevity
...
Bruce C. Carlstedt, Mary J. Stanaszek, Walter F. Stanaszek,
1991
3
P & G Pharmacy Handbook
... dolichoprosoplc long-headed dolichocephalic dolichocephalism
dolichoccphaly having a disproportionately long head long-lived macrobiote
macrobiotic long-necked dolichoderus longevity macrobiosis longevity study
macrobiotics study of ...
4
Internal Medicine Words
macerate/-ation / soften by wetting Machida scope macr-, macro- / large I long I
e.g., macropodia Mac rob id / urinary bacteriostatic I D macrobiota / the combined
plants and animals of a region macrobiote / an organism that is long-lived ...
5
Byzantium and the Arabs in the Fifth Century
3 16. Fourteen pages later (p. 330) appears the account of Hayyan. Thus there is
no doubt which Yazdgard the writer of the Chronicle had in mind. 140 On the
macrobiote 'Abd al-MasIh ibn Buqayala see below, note 157. could easily have
had ...
... krog' ra fi) n. Large size writing which shows a nervous disorder. MACRO cyte (
mak' ro site) n. Large red corpuscles that appear in one* 13. macrophage 14.
macrophotograph 15. macrochemistry 16. macrocephalous 17. macrobiote 450 ...
macrobiote, medievalists, mossback, nonagenarian, nostalgic (n.), octogenarian,
Ogygian, old birkie, old fart, oldster, old thing, old-timer, older generation, padnag
, pensioner, preterist, relic, relict, (old) rudesby, sedens, sedentary (n.) ...
James L. Reynolds, MD,
2014
8
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... long [in extent or duration]; enlarged, or enlongated) For additional "large"
words, see giga-, giganto-, grand-, magni-, major, maxi-, mega-, and megalo-.
Qualifying words: macroaesthesia, macrobiosis, macrobiote, macrobiotic,
macrobiotics, ...
9
The Etymology of the Word "macrobiotic:s" and Its Use in ...
Sino-Platonic Papers, 1 13 (August, 2001) On the North American continent a
decade later, however, an article by Felix Oswald, M.D., titled "Longevity,"
appeared in Popular Science Monthly, that used the word macrobiote:s in nearly
the same ...
Roy Collins, David Kerr,
2001
10
A Portuguese-English Dictionary
... macrame (m.) macrame (lace, cord). macrencefalico -ca (adj.) macrencephalic.
ma-criacao (/.) illbreeding; rudeness. mac rob ia (/.) macrobiosis, longevity.
macrobio -bia (adj.) macrobian, of advanced age; long- lived; (m.,f.) macrobiote ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin,
1970