Corollary

kor'ol-a-ri, n. an inference or deduction from recognised facts. [L corollarinm, a little garland, a gratuity corolla Coronal, kor'o-nal, Coronary, kor'o-nar-i, adj pertaining to a crown, or to the top of the head —Coronal, u. a crown or garland the frontal bone. [L. corona, a crown.] Coronation, kor-3-na's hun, «• the act of crowning a sovereign [L coronatio.] Coroner, kor'o-ner, an officer, appointed by the crown, whose duty to inquire into the causes of accidental or suspicious deaths. Coronot, kor'o-net, n a small or inferior crcnvn worn by the nobility an ornamental head-dre . adj. Cor'oneted, having or wearing a coronet. Corporal, koripo-ral, n among infantry, a noncommi ioned or sub-officer next in rank to a sergeant in the navy, an officer under a master at-arms.— n Cor'poralshlp [Fr caporal—It. taporale—capo, the head— L caput, the head.) Corporal, koripo-ral, adj belonging or relating to — the body having a body not spiritual «. the cloth used m Catholic churches for covering the dements of the Eucharist. adv Cor'porally. — [L corp or alls corpus, corp or is the body.]