Universal Technological Dictionary : Or Familiar Explanations of the Terms Used in All Arts And Sciences
Universal Technological Dictionary : Or Familiar Explanations of the Terms Used in All Arts And Sciences
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— Votive Mass, an extraordinary mass besides that for the day,— Common MasSf a mass tor the community in a monastery. — Dry Mass, one wherein there is no consecration.— Jlfa;««Pn>^ was anciently every secular priest, as distinguished from the regulars; but the word was afterwards confined to those kept in chantries, or at particular lUtars, to say so many masses for the souls of the deceased.
MASSAa:.IANS (Ecc.) a sect of heretics in the 4th century, who sprung from some monks of Mesopotamia, w...ho pre- tended to a prophetic gift, and muntained that prayer alone was suflBcient without good works. S, Epiphan.
de Hcer. c. 80 ; 5. August, de Har, c. 57 ; S. Joannes.
Damasc. de Hcer. c. 80 ; Theodoret, de Hueret. Fab, 1. 4.
MA'SSA (Cofft.) a weight of Bengal equal to thirty-two grains.
MASS ALIOmCON (Med.) a plaster for a carbuncle. Paul, j^net, L 7, c 13.
MASSA'JJS (Chm.) Mercuiy.
MAS MA'SSES (Paint,) those parts contaming great lights and shadows.
MA'SSETERS (Anai.) muscles of the lower jaw which assist in masticating the food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Votive Mass, an extraordinary mass besides that for the day,— Common MasSf a mass tor the community in a monastery. — Dry Mass, one wherein there is no consecration.— Jlfa;««Pn>^ was anciently every secular priest, as distinguished from the regulars; but the word was afterwards confined to those kept in chantries, or at particular lUtars, to say so many masses for the souls of the deceased.
MASSAa:.IANS (Ecc.) a sect of heretics in the 4th century, who sprung from some monks of Mesopotamia, w...ho pre- tended to a prophetic gift, and muntained that prayer alone was suflBcient without good works. S, Epiphan.
de Hcer. c. 80 ; 5. August, de Har, c. 57 ; S. Joannes.
Damasc. de Hcer. c. 80 ; Theodoret, de Hueret. Fab, 1. 4.
MA'SSA (Cofft.) a weight of Bengal equal to thirty-two grains.
MASS ALIOmCON (Med.) a plaster for a carbuncle. Paul, j^net, L 7, c 13.
MASSA'JJS (Chm.) Mercuiy.
MAS MA'SSES (Paint,) those parts contaming great lights and shadows.
MA'SSETERS (Anai.) muscles of the lower jaw which assist in masticating the food.
What to read after Universal Technological Dictionary : Or Familiar Explanations of the Terms Used in All Arts And Sciences?
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