All these characters, tall or short, fat or lean, are related to the activity of a gland of internal secretion in the head, the pituitary, which became a centre of interest in the late eighties.

Thus he sings, "Such things of the gods are related by Homer and Hesiod

You'd be surprised if I told you my real name and some of the people I am related to.

In the first place, no intelligent person who has studied modern criticism holds the old view that each of the four biographies of Jesus is an independent work and an independent testimony to the facts which are related.

The local Unions of engineers, of carpenters, &c., are related closely by means of elected representatives in national Unions.

Three such poets are not, heaven knows, summed up in a phrase; I mean merely to indicate how they are related one to another in the general scheme of epic poetry.

But if the sophism takes a subtle form, it is, of course, apt to mislead, especially where the conceptions which are covered by the same word are related, and inclined to be interchangeable.

We must also mention one of the pamphlets of Guillaume Bouchet, written towards the end of the sixteenth century, which gives a very amusing account of thieves of every description, and also "L'Histoire Générale des Larrons," in which are related numerous wonderful tales of murders, robberies, and other atrocities, which made our admiring ancestors well acquainted with the heroes of the Grève and of Montfaucon.

Some one, hearing my name and that I am an American, immediately asks if I am related to you....

Many of the remaining words are related to the Zapotec, and there are very few and faint resemblances to Maya dialects.

History is produced through the interaction of the two principles, faith and understanding, which are related to each other as law and freedom, and strives toward a condition in which these two shall be so reconciled that faith shall have entirely passed over into the form of understanding, shall have been transformed into insight, and understanding shall have taken up the content of faith into itself.

To this universal consciousness we are related as manifestations or "communications" under the limitations of our physical organization.

[Footnote 1: The earlier experiences of the Holidays and their friends are related in "The House on the Hill."

"Oh, Professor, Professor, you ought to be very glad that you are related to me!" "Bambina, one moment.

If two tribes are related because their forefathers once belonged to the same tribe, it is almost certain that they will show this relationship in their languages.

The inhabitants of the Cape de Verde Islands are related to those of Africa, like those of the Galapagos to America.

The Coptic root nomti cannot in any way be connected with nuti, and the attempt to prove that the two are related was only made with the view of helping to explain the fundamentals of the Egyptian religion by means of Sanskrit and other Aryan analogies.

A certain jealous displeasure often arises in consequence, among members of a family so varied in its branches, who often are the less able to endure one another, the more closely they are related.

Of their strength many instances are related: since they have arrived in London they have lifted a gentleman of considerable weight, with great ease; and on this point Drs.

Nay, incredible cases are related of fathers being sold as slaves, or killed.

The fact that the poor and defective are generally the subjects of prosecution and conviction in these offences shows how closely economic conditions are related to all crimes.

The manner in which these departments are related to each other, the extent to which they are vested in the same hands, and the degree in which they are separate from each other and independent in their workings, differ in different countries.

" "Surely," said Fundanius, "feeding cattle is one thing and agriculture is another, but they are related.

Besides, you are related to uson the Somers side, and are the first visitor we ever saw, outside of mother's connection.

The Coale family of which Mrs. Simpers is a member, trace their descent from Sir Philip Blodgett, a distinguished Englishman, who settled in Baltimore shortly after its foundation, and are related to the Matthews, Worthingtons, Jewetts, and other leading families of Harford county.