eudnophite

[From Gr. eu = great, dnophos =gloom, in allusion to the cloudine of the mineral, and suff.- ite ( Min. ) (q. v.).] Min.: A white, grayish, or brownish orthorhombic mineral, of feeble luster, except on the cleavage faces, where it is pearly; its hardne 5.5, and its specific gravity 2.27. Composition: Silica, 54.93 to 55.06; alumina, 23 12 to 25 59; soda, 8'16 t 8:29. Found on the Norwegian island Lamõe. ( Dana . ) Eu-dox-i-anş, s. pl . [For etym. see def.] Ch. Hist.: The followers of Eudoxus, who from A. D. 356 was Bishop of Antioch, in Syria, and from 360 to his death in 370 Bishop and Patriarch of Constantinople. He was succe ively an Arian, a SemiArian, and an Aëtian. Respecting the Trinity, he believed the will of the Son to be differently affected from that of the Father. sin, as; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f. eudyalite