. Universal dictionary of the english language : a new and original work presenting for convenient reference the orthography, pronunciation, meaning, use, origin and development of every word in the english language .... et in themiddle, and form awavy line over the architrave consists of several faeitc,which projet-t slightly one over the other, andwiiich are separated by small hollowed mould-ings and capped by a moulded band. Thefrieze Is undivided, either plain or with nra-besques representing either implements usedin worship or simple plants. Tho frieze alsobears the name of th
. Universal dictionary of the english language : a new and original work presenting for convenient reference the orthography, pronunciation, meaning, use, origin and development of every word in the english language .... et in themiddle, and form awavy line over the architrave consists of several faeitc,which projet-t slightly one over the other, andwiiich are separated by small hollowed mould-ings and capped by a moulded band. Thefrieze Is undivided, either plain or with nra-besques representing either implements usedin worship or simple plants. Tho frieze alsobears the name of tho zoidiorus. As regardstho proportions of tlie Ionic order, no suchremurkablo difference as in tho Doric Is per-ceptible in the monuments which have beenpreserved to us. The height of the coluuinIs from eight and a-half to nine times tholower diameter ; the distance Ix-twecn thecolumns averages about twice the diameter,while the height of tho ontablaluro Is notquite one quarter that of tho column. Thomost jierfect specimens of tho Ionic order iimthe tomplcfl of Minerva Poltns and of Kreetheusin the Acropolis nt Athens, ancl of ForlunaVIrilifl ami the Coliseum at Home. lonio soot or aoliool, «. [Ionian IONIC COLUMS, i-o-nid-i-iim, $. [lAtinised from Or. to»{ion)=ii violet (Viola odorata), and €lSo% {eido$) — form.] Hot.: A large genus of Violaceae, tribe Violeae,closely allied to Ilola jtroper. The species arecliiefly from the sub-tropical parts of America,lonidium jntrvijlorurii and souie others areviolent purgatives and emetics. They arousedin tlie disease EUphantiasis tuberculata, ancl /.parvijlirrum, I. Pvaya, and /. Itidja as substi-tutes for iiiecacuanha; the last is gi\en inSouth America in dysenter> and gout. /. /p»-cacuanka is White Ipecacuanha. i-o-nop-sid-ffi. ». pi. [Mod. Lat. ionopaU;Lut. lem. pi. adj. sulT. -idas.]Bot.: A family of Orchids, tribe Vauden. i-on-op-ate, «. [Gr. Xov {ion) = a violet, aod oij/ic {opsis) = look, appearance.) Bot.:
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