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Definition of ancient
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Ancient
(n.) One of the
senior
members
of the Inns of Court or of
Chancery.
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Hydromancy
::
Hydromancy
(n.)
Divination
by means of
water,
--
practiced
by the
ancients..
Ancient
::
Ancient
(a.)
Dignified,
like an aged man;
magisterial;
venerable..
Bo Tree
::
Bo tree () The
peepul
tree; esp., the very
ancient
tree
standing
at
Anurajahpoora
in
Ceylon,
grown from a slip of the tree under which
Gautama
is said to have
received
the
heavenly
light and so to have
become
Buddha..
Lychnis
::
Lychnis
(n.) A genus of Old World
plants
belonging
to the Pink
family
(Caryophyllaceae).
Most of the
species
have
brilliantly
colored
flowers
and
cottony
leaves,
which may have
anciently
answered
as wicks for
lamps.
The
botanical
name is in
common
use for the
garden
species.
The corn
cockle
(Lychnis
Githago)
is a
common
weed in wheat
fields..
Barbiton
::
Barbiton
(n.) An
ancient
Greek
instrument
resembling
a lyre.
Bireme
::
Bireme
(n.) An
ancient
galley
or
vessel
with two banks or tiers of oars.
Patina
::
Patina
(n.) The color or
incrustation
which age gives to works of art;
especially,
the green rust which
covers
ancient
bronzes,
coins,
and
medals..
Dannebrog
::
Dannebrog
(n.) The
ancient
battle
standard
of
Denmark,
bearing
figures
of cross and
crown..
Galley
::
Galley
(n.) A name given by
analogy
to the
Greek,
Roman,
and other
ancient
vessels
propelled
by
oars..
Flail
::
Flail (n.) An
ancient
military
weapon,
like the
common
flail,
often
having
the
striking
part armed with rows of
spikes,
or
loaded..
Kermes
::
Kermes
(n.) The dried
bodies
of the
females
of a scale
insect
(Coccus
ilicis),
allied
to the
cochineal
insect,
and found on
several
species
of oak near the
Mediterranean.
They are
round,
about the size of a pea,
contain
coloring
matter
analogous
to
carmine,
and are used in
dyeing.
They were
anciently
thought
to be of a
vegetable
nature,
and were used in
medicine..
Prodigy
::
Prodigy
(n.)
Something
extraordinary,
or out of the usual
course
of
nature,
from which omens are
drawn;
a
portent;
as,
eclipses
and
meteors
were
anciently
deemed
prodigies..
Plebeian
::
Plebeian
(n.) One of the
plebs,
or
common
people
of
ancient
Rome, in
distinction
from
patrician..
Ogygian
::
Ogygian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Ogyges,
a
mythical
king of
ancient
Attica,
or to a great
deluge
in
Attica
in his days;
hence,
primeval;
of
obscure
antiquity..
Amphictyons
::
Amphictyons
(n. pl.)
Deputies
from the
confederated
states
of
ancient
Greece
to a
congress
or
council.
They
considered
both
political
and
religious
matters.
Sanbenito
::
Sanbenito
(n.)
Anciently,
a
sackcloth
coat worn by
penitents
on being
reconciled
to the
church..
Goth
::
Goth (n.) One of an
ancient
Teutonic
race, who dwelt
between
the Elbe and the
Vistula
in the early part of the
Christian
era, and who
overran
and took an
important
part in
subverting
the Roman
empire..
Mall
::
Mall (n.)
Formerly,
among
Teutonic
nations,
a
meeting
of the
notables
of a state for the
transaction
of
public
business,
such
meeting
being a
modification
of the
ancient
popular
assembly..
Memphian
::
Memphian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
ancient
city of
Memphis
in
Egypt;
hence,
Egyptian;
as,
Memphian
darkness..
Adrogation
::
Adrogation
(n.) A kind of
adoption
in
ancient
Rome. See
Arrogation.
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