CHRONOSCOPE

n. Kro2n'o-skop. From XP"" *. time, and o-icon-eii', to examine. Fr., c. Ger., Chronoskop. See CEKOKOCRAT-H. CHRONOTHERMAT, [S. Dicks on], adj. Kron-o-thii 6rm'a2l. From XP"5" *. time, and Sep/ur/, heat. Pertaining to changes of ihe bodily temperature considered in their relations to health and disease. [" Brit, and For. Med. Rev.," 1837 (a, 25).] CHROOCOCCACE^E (Lat.), n. f. pi. Kro(ch2ro2)-o(o2) ko2kka(ka3 )'sea(ke2)-e(a3-e2). From xpo< color, and KOKKOJ, a berry. E, he; E2, ell; G, go; I, die; I2, iu; N, in; N*, tank; [s. 266]