Acroliths

pl. [Gr. akron, extremity, lithos, stone.] In ancient Greek sculpture, signifies those statues the hands, arms, and feet of which were of stone, the trunk of the figure being of wood. Acro'mial, a . Relating to the acromion. Acro'mion, n .; pl . Acro'mia. [Gr., extreme shoulder.] The upper proce of the shoulder-blade, articulating with the collar-bone. A'cron, a king of the Cæcinenses, who, after the rape of the Sabines, was slain by Romulus, in single combat. Acron, a territory of Guinea, on the Gold Coast. The Dutch have a fort here called Patience, and under it is the village. Lat. 5o 10 N., lon. 0° 28′ E.