psilanthropism

[Eng. psilanthrop (y); -ism.] The same as PSILANTHROPY (q. v.). psil-ăn-thro-pist, s . [Eng. psilanthrop ( y ); -ist .] A supporter of the doctrine of psilanthropy; one who believes that Christ was a mere man; a humanitarian. "Your proper name is Psilanthropists -believers in the mere human nature of Christ."-Cole ridge: Table Talk . psil-ăn-thro-pỹ, subst . [Pref. psilo- , and Gr. anthropos = a man.] The doctrine of the mere human existence of Christ. psi-lo-, pref. [Gr. psilos =naked.] Naked, bare, mere. 8. SITTACINE.. 4. PSITTACINE. tern a, Calyptorrhynchus, Micro- glo us. Sittace, Henicognathus, Conurus, Palæornis, Brotogerys, Bolbor- rhynchus, Melopsittacus, Pezo- por us, Euphema, Platy cercus. Psittacus, Dasyptilus, Eclectus, Pionias, Chrysotis, Psittacula, Corylis. 5. TRI CHOG LOS SINE..Do micella, Tri chog lo us, Nestor. psit-ta-çi-næ, s . pl . [Lat. psittac (us); fem. pl. adj. suff.-ince.] Ornith.: A sub-family of Psittacidae (q. v.). Bill large, sides compre ed, arched to lengthened tip, edge toothed or fostooned; wings long and pointed, tail squared, tarsi short. psoriasis A mean of five analyses gave the formula 3Pb3V20+ Cu3V2O8+6CuH2O2+12 aq. Vanadic acid, 19-32; 1. Ornithology : *(1) A Linnæan genus, co-extensive with the Psittaci (q. v.). (2) The type-genus of Psittacinæ (q.v.), with two species, from Western Africa. Upper mandible deeply scooped, lower deeply waved and sharp edged. 2. Palæont.: Remains have been found in the Miocene of France apparently allied to Psittacus. psō-ad-ic a. [Mod. Lat.psoas (gen it. psoadis ).] Anat .: Pertaining to, connected with, or constituted by the psoas (q. v.).