10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSSIVOROUS»
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ossivorous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ossivorous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The testimony of the rocks
commonly their parts or branches entire as when they fell ; and the fractured
specimens are generally found in caves, and shotc marks of the teeth of the
ossivorous hyecnas by which they had been gnawed ; thus at the same time
revealing the ...
2
Elements of General and Pathological Anatomy, adapted to the ...
This is the process which by Palletta is termed ossivorous. b. H mmatoma, (blood
-cyst.)—Of all the examples of this disease (abscessus sanguineus,) collected by
Palletta, one only I find originated in the substance of a bone,—the tibia in its ...
On examining the bones collected in the cavern by M. de Serres and his
companion l\I.Coistol, Dr. Buckland found many of them to bear the marks of
gnawing by the teeth of ossivorous animals ; he also discovered in the cave an
extraordinary ...
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The Edinburgh Journal of Science
... his associate M. Cristol, Dr Buckland found many of them to bear the marks of
gnawing by the teeth of ossivorous animals; he also discovered in the cave an
extraor. dinary abundance of balls of album gracum in a high state of
preservation.
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The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
S , are apparently about two inches thick, which I think must account for the
continuity of colds I've enjoyed for the last five months—nasal, catarrhal,
ossivorous, respiratory, and compounded. Wonder I'm alive to speak it, for a more
unhealthy ...
Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, 1838
6
Dictionary of the Amharic language: Amharic and English : ...
J-ffi : A**!*". Ossifica'tion, s. Att'l't' : "^ITT :: Os sify, v.a. AWl*: OssiVorous, adj. Alt~l;t
"'l: P°H,I1A:: Ostensible, adj. P"9/1AR":: P"V*»ftA » Osten'sive, adj. po^lAJt"
Ostenta'tion, s. "^.P,^: a*»ltlR" till*: ^TnVHJ'f:: Ostenta'tious, adj. pa^ooVi:: ilA^: P
OH ...
Karl Wilhelm Isenberg, 1841
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
*অস্থি উৎপাদক বা তৎক্ষম. মা০×স বা উপমা০×সেতে অস্থি হয় যে I Ossification, n. s.
অস্থিভবন. অস্থিহ্ওন. অস্থিজম্মান. অহি. অহির তার. মাদ্র\সাদির অস্থিহওন I Ossifrage,
n. s. Lat. ঊখোক্রট্রাশ পক্ষিৰিট্টর্শষ I To Ossify, v. a. অস্থি-কৃ. অস্থি-জম্মা |
Ossivorous, ...
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The spelling book superseded, or Exercises on orthography, ...
Osseous, ossity, ossified, ossification, ossiferous, ossivorous, ossuary, ospray* or
ossifrage, &c. Ovum, an egg. Oval, ovary, oviparous, &c. Palatum, the taste, the
palate. Palate, palatable, &c. Palma, the palm tree ; also, the inner part of the ...
Robert Joseph Sullivan, 1869
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THE FIRST BOOK OF ETYMOLOGY DESIGNED TO PROMOTE PRECISION IN ...
Ornithology. Ornis; logos. Orthodox, orthodoxy. Orthos ; doxa. Orthoepy,
orthoepist. Orthos ; epos. Orthography, orthographical. Ortkot ; grap/w. Osseous.
Os. Ossification. Os; facio. Ossify. Os. Ossivorous. Os; voro. Pauper. Pauper.
Peace. Pax.
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Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
Osselet, *. (a horse's disease) osselet, m. Ossicle, *. osselet, m. petit os.
Ossification, *. ossification,/ Ossify, v. a. ossifier. Ossifrage, *. sorte d'aigle, l'orfraie
,/ Ossivorous, adj. qui devore les os. Ossuary, s. channel*, m. Ostknsiye, adj. qui
monlre, ...
