ciborioł (siborio)

[It.] Same as ciborium. On the altar a most rich ciborio of bra e with a statue of St. Agnes in Oriental alabaster. Evelyn, Diary, Nov. 12, 1644. IMG:content-0402.png:[merged small][merged small][graphic][subsumed][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small] the mollusk have been attached; the muscu- lar impre ion or cicatrix. Those bivalves which have but one ciborium on each shell are called mопотуа- rian ; those with two, dimyarian . [Rarely used.] ciboult, n. An obsolete form of cibol . cicada (si-kāda), n .; pl. cicadas or cicada (-daz, bricius to construct his cibarian system grounded upon the characters of the Trophi alone. West wood, Introd. to Mod. Cla . of Insects, I. 21.