42 adjectives to describe genus

We must apply the same analysis to the transverse column of the normal genus, as also to that of the concentric genus.

As may be easily proven, the eccentric genus produces three species of eccentric forms, marked in the three divisions of the lower transverse column.

The grinding-teeth are in fact very similar in shape and in pattern, and in the absence of any thick layer of cement, to those of some species of Paloeotherium, especially Cuvier's Paloeotherium minus, which has been formed into a separate genus, Plagiolophus, by Pomel.

Fifthly, This further may be observed concerning simple Simple ideas and their names, that they have but few ascents in linea praedicamentali, (as they call it,) from the lowest species to the summum genus.

An extensive genus of very beautiful plants, mostly hardy.

For, as a general thing, all or most of the species of a peculiar genus or other type are grouped in the same country, or occupy continuous, proximate, or accessible areas.

Though trifling, these facts may be so far curious as illustrating the natural history of a remarkable genus, and I have great pleasure in offering them for your excellent Journal."

Do there exist finite and personal beings, whether with composite and decomponible bodies, that is, embodied, or with simple and indecomponible bodies, (which is all that can be meant by disembodied as applied to finite creatures), so eminently wicked, or wicked and mischievous in so peculiar a kind, as to constitute a distinct 'genus' of beings under the name of devils? III.

This inquiry, then, when diverted from individual persons and occasions to a discussion of a universal genus, is called a thesis.

[4608] "O felix hominum genus, Si vestros

Heu fragile humanum genus!

The laws hardly recognized his claim to be considered a moral agent,he was secundum hominum genus; he could acquire no rights, social or political,he was incapable of inheriting property, or making a will, or contracting a legal marriage; his value was estimated like that of a brute; he was a thing and not a person, "a piece of furniture possessed of life;" he was his master's property, to be scourged, or tortured, or crucified.

They are necessary evils, and for our own ends we must make use of them to have issue, Supplet Venus ac restituit humanum genus, and to propagate the church.

The uncouth, sunburned orchard-girls inspired him with revulsion as if they had been women of another race, creatures of an inferior genus.

But prior to these, let us celebrate him as unfolding into light the whole intelligible and intellectual genus of gods, together with all the supermundane and mundane divinities as, the God of all gods, the Unity of all unities, and beyond the first adytaas more ineffable than all silence, and more unknown than all essence,as holy among the holies, and concealed in the intelligible gods."

This shell belongs to the group of Nassa, but will perhaps form a distinct genus intermediate between it and Columbella, characterized by the narrow form of the mouth.

As Mr. Finck comments: "The world is apt to side with the woman in a case like this, especially if her partner is of the irritabile genus, a man of genius.

We may understand the mortification of the great writer; the irritable genus had in him no unfit representative, thus far at least.

* INTRODUCTION TO IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS BY ARTHUR H. PALMER, A.M., LL.D. Professor of German Language and Literature, Yale University To what literary genus does Goethe's Iphigenia belongs?

"Licet superbus ambulet pecunia, Fortuna non mutat genus.

Nos DURUM genus, as mellifluous Ovid hath it.

Linnæus appropriated the name to a pretty genus of Cape plants, but which can have nothing whatever to do with the Selago of the Druids.

" "You are a wise chauffeura rare genus, in other words.

Thus Hovea and Bossiaea were detected in New South Wales, in latitude 20 and 22 degrees South, as well as on the North Coast; the latter genus being likewise found on the north-western shores, where also two species of Kennedia exist; and Templetonia, a genus nearly related to Bossiaea, originally discovered on the southern shores of Australia, is abundant on an island off the West Coast.

The laws hardly recognized his claim to be considered a moral agent,he was secundum hominum genus; he could acquire no rights, social or political,he was incapable of inheriting property, or making a will, or contracting a legal marriage; his value was estimated like that of a brute; he was a thing and not a person, "a piece of furniture possessed of life;" he was his master's property, to be scourged, or tortured, or crucified.

42 adjectives to describe  genus