cosmometry (kozmometri)

[F. cos mométrie, cosmoplastic (koz-mō-plastik), a. [ The opinion of Seneca signifies little in this case, he being no better than a cos mop last ick atheist; i. e., he made a certain plastick or sperm a tick nature, devoid of all animality or conscious intellectuality, to be the highest principle in the universe. Hallywell , Me lamp rone a (1681), p. 84. lite,