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Definition of ostic
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Ostic (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
applied
to, the
language
of the
Tuscaroras,
Iroquois,
Wyandots,
Winnebagoes,
and a part of the Sioux
Indians..
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Marcionite
::
Marcionite
(n.) A
follower
of
Marcion,
a
Gnostic
of the
second
century,
who
adopted
the
Oriental
notion
of the two
conflicting
principles,
and
imagined
that
between
them there
existed
a third
power,
neither
wholly
good nor evil, the
Creator
of the world and of man, and the God of the
Jewish
dispensation..
Bodement
::
Bodement
(n.) An omen; a
prognostic.
Pyrognostics
::
Pyrognostics
(n. pl.) The
characters
of a
mineral
observed
by the use of the
blowpipe,
as the
degree
of
fusibility,
flame
coloration,
etc..
Prognostication
::
Prognostication
(n.) The act of
foreshowing
or
foretelling
something
future
by
present
signs;
prediction.
Petalosticha
::
Petalosticha
(n. pl.) An order of
Echini,
including
the
irregular
sea
urchins,
as the
spatangoids.
See
Spatangoid..
Forerunner
::
Forerunner
(n.) A
messenger
sent
before
to give
notice
of the
approach
of
others;
a
harbinger;
a sign
foreshowing
something;
a
prognostic;
as, the
forerunner
of a
fever..
Soothsayer
::
Soothsayer
(n.) One who
foretells
events
by the art of
soothsaying;
a
prognosticator.
Eteostic
::
Eteostic
(n.) A kind of
chronogram.
Demiurge
::
Demiurge
(n.)
According
to the
Gnostics,
an agent or one
employed
by the
Supreme
Being to
create
the
material
universe
and man..
Diagnostics
::
Diagnostics
(n.) That part of
medicine
which has to do with
ascertaining
the
nature
of
diseases
by means of their
symptoms
or
signs.
Gnostic
::
Gnostic
(n.) One of the
so-called
philosophers
in the first ages of
Christianity,
who
claimed
a true
philosophical
interpretation
of the
Christian
religion.
Their
system
combined
Oriental
theology
and Greek
philosophy
with the
doctrines
of
Christianity.
They held that all
natures,
intelligible,
intellectual,
and
material,
are
derived
from the Deity by
successive
emanations,
which they
called
Eons..
Ostic
::
Ostic (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
applied
to, the
language
of the
Tuscaroras,
Iroquois,
Wyandots,
Winnebagoes,
and a part of the Sioux
Indians..
Nescience
::
Nescience
(n.) Want of
knowledge;
ignorance;
agnosticism.
Agnostic
::
Agnostic
(n.) One who
professes
ignorance,
or
denies
that we have any
knowledge,
save of
phenomena;
one who
supports
agnosticism,
neither
affirming
nor
denying
the
existence
of a
personal
Deity,
a
future
life, etc..
Foretoken
::
Foretoken
(n.)
Prognostic;
previous
omen.
Forethink
::
Forethink
(v. t.) To think
beforehand;
to
anticipate
in the mind; to
prognosticate.
Diagnostic
::
Diagnostic
(n.) The mark or
symptom
by which one
disease
is known or
distinguished
from
others.
Predictional
::
Predictional
(a.)
Prophetic;
prognostic.
Agnosticism
::
Agnosticism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the
existence
of a
personal
Deity,
an
unseen
world,
etc., can be
neither
proved
nor
disproved,
because
of the
necessary
limits
of the human mind (as
sometimes
charged
upon
Hamilton
and
Mansel),
or
because
of the
insufficiency
of the
evidence
furnished
by
physical
and
physical
data, to
warrant
a
positive
conclusion
(as
taught
by the
school
of
Herbert
Spencer);
--
opposed
alike
dogmatic
skepticism
and to
dogmatic
theism..
Prognostic
::
Prognostic
(v. t.) To
prognosticate.
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