macerator (maser at or)

[ 2. The tenth part of a Chinese tael or ounce: as a money of account it is equal to 58 grains -or.] Any suitable ve el in which substances IMG:content-0020.png:[blocks in formation] times after removing the staff of the mace. Maced on i an (mas-e-dō'ni-an), a. and n. [L. Maced on i us, Gr. Μακεδόνιος, of Macedonia, a Maced on i an (also a man's name), longing or relating to Macedonia. II. n. 1. A native or an inhabitant of ancient Macedonia, north of Greece. The Maced on i ans, the conquerors of Greece and of many other countries, were not Hellenes or genuine Greeks, although they used the Greek language. 2. A follower of Maced on i us, Bishop of Constantinople in the fourth century, who denied the distinct existence and Godhead of the Holy Spirit, which he conceived to be a creature or merely a divine energy diffused through the universe. Members of this sect were also known as Mara thonians and Pneuma to machi. The Semi-Arians were often called by this name, and the name of Semi-Arians was also given to the Maced on i ans in the proper sense. IMG:content-0021.png:[blocks in formation]