IMBREX

(from Lat. imber, rain), Lat. term for roof-tile curved to carry of Turkish island, in Augean Sea; fertile; seat of Gk. bp. Pop. c. 8,500. E.), district, forming part of Kutais, Transcaucasia, Ru ia, ' JMITATION, copying the movements of a model, or the results of such movements. It may be (1) impulsive, e.g. ‘contagious’ coughing and yawning, or (a higher type, presupposing more attention).the rythmical movements of a arising from admiration of the agent copied, or of the dexterity copied, or from desire for a remoter end to which acquirement of the dexterity is a nece ary means. The tendency to imitate is in most respects similar to instinctive tendencies, and is the young child’s or animal’s earliest mode of acquiring the habits of the race.