10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ACRINIA»
Discover the use of
acrinia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acrinia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Compendio de historia romana
... fecunda, in qua Demo »i»at otio»us. Alii vitram conQint, ab aliis charta
oonCcituc; alii linipbyones sunt. (**} Argiletams matis habitare tabernas, Com tibi
, paire libet, acrinia nostra vacent. Man, continuou depois delles, Germanico
verteu cm ...
Charles Du Rozoir, E. Dumont, 1840
2
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Lat.acrimonia) * *Acrimoniar*, v.t. Tornar acrimonioso: «vá,—disse Francisco,
acrimoníando o monosýllabo.» Camillo, Caveira, 166. *Acrimonioso*, adj.
Quetem acrimónia. * *Acrinia*,f.Med. Ausênciaoudeminuição de secreção. (Do gr
. apriv.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
3
Enciclopédia brasileira mérito: com milhares de desenhos a ...
Acrinia + iço — Med. Que sofre de acrinia; que produz acrinia. ACRIOULADO,
adj. — Part. pass. de acrt- oular. Que tem aspecto de crioulo; semelhante a
crioulo; de origem crioula; de cor crioula; relativo ao animal que se adaptou a
ambiente ...
4
De gids: algemeen cultureel maandblad
Als voorbeeld moge hier volgen, hetgeen men omtrent de verminderde
afscheiding aangeteekend vindt: » Acrinia komt schaars voor , zij valt zamen met
schei- »kundige ontmenging, met anaemie en atrophie. Zij bestaat in » eene
wezenlijke ...
5
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
has very ac. curater explained the functions of the master of the offices, and the
constitution of his subordinate acrinia. But he vainly attempts, on the most
doubtful four cities, fifteen in the east, and nineteen in the. authority, to deduce
from the ...
6
A Commentary on Catullus
... the meaning of Suetonius' remark, Reliq. p. 134, Reyfferscheid, librarios (
constat) ante bibliopolas dictos, librum enim Graeci ftifiXlov uocant. 18. acrinia,
cylindrical boxes for holding books, often made of beech. Plin. H. N. xvi. 229.
From Hor.
7
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a Concise ...
... disorders into two great departments of augmented or excessive secretion,
which he terms Hyper- crinia, (wreg over, and xgmta I separate,) and diminished
or suppressed secretion, which is denominated Acrinia, (a privative and xguiu.) ...
8
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The quantity of the secretions in the first class may be either increased or
diminished, but we shall omit the consideration of acrinia for want of suflicient
data to illustrate its causes and etfects, merely remarking however that one of the
first ...
9
British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly ...
Of the locomotive organs. ORDER III. GASEOUS HYPERCRINEjE, OR
PNEUMATOSES. Genera. — 1. Affecting the cellular system — emphysemata. 2.
Affecting the digestive organs — gastric and intestinal pneumatoses. ORDER IV.
ACRINIA ...
10
History of the Royal Society, from Its Institution to the ...
... indebted for the descriptions: _ Asterias caput medusai, star-fish. . '. Winthrop.
Actinia gemmaceai . . . . . . . . . . . . Ga'ertnera Aphrodita aculedta, sea-mouse. . . .
Molineaux. Acrinia mesembryanthemuml . . . . . . . . Ditto-. American cuttle fish-1“ .
