a lame, the wave; also blade of a sword, knife, etc

merde It. {rbante.

P. 73,11. Pelisse (O.F.pelice), from the L. pes liter. a garment made of skin:

‘ T1 fu bien afublez d’une Délice vaire.

Chanson des Saxons.) visir (Arab. oxazir) means properly a carrier. | sayon, an over-coat, from φαΐ (L. sagura).

L'4 ÉGINE (Ægina), an island of the Ægoæan sea, between Attica and Argolis.

IOLCHOS, a town of Thessaly (Magnesia), at the bottom of the Pagasetic gulf.

Ἵ. 14. érdlot, a fire-ship, from &r#er.

Fe 74 1. 4. lambeau, a tatter, a fragment. Etym.?

1.5. MÉNADES, a name given to the Bacchantes, from the Gr. μαίνεσθαι, to be mad.

1.18. dL'ISTHME, the Isthmus of Corinth. BELVEDÈRE, a town in Calabria.

1. 19. aire, ‘an eyry, comes indirectly from the German are», to make one’s nest; not to be.confounded with azre, a barn-floor, from the L. area.