sub sequency (subsekwensi)

quence (see -cy ).] Same as subsequence. Why should we question the heliotrope's sub sequency to the course of the sun? Green hill, Art of Embalming, p. 336. IMG:content-2385.png:[blocks in formation] quen (t-)s, ppr. of subsequi, follow close after, This article is introduced as subsequent to the treaty of Munster. Swift . IMG:content-2386.png:[blocks in formation] verse On any physical hypothesis of the formation of the unit here ought to have been diffused light first, and the aggregation of this about the central luminary as a subsequent proce . Dawson , Nature and the Bible, p. 64. Condition subsequent. See condition , 8 (a). subsequently (sub'sē-kwent-li), adv . In a subsequent manner; at a later time.