New beings arise from the re - assemblage of the scattered parts

Harris, Three Treatises, Note 7 on Treatise I. rea emble (re-a-sem'bl), v. [ anew. Rea embling our afflicted powers, Consult how we may henceforth most offend. Milton , P. L., i. 186. II. in trans . To a emble or meet together again. The forces of Surajah Dowlah were dispersed, never to rea emble . Macaulay , Lord Clive. rea ert (re-a-sert'), v . t . [ re- + a ert .] To a ert again; proclaim or manifest anew. With equal fury, and with equal fame, Shall great Uly es rea ert his claim. Pope , Ody ey, xvii. 147. rea ertion (rē-a-ser's hon), n . [ rea ert + -ion.] A repeated a ertion of the same thing; the act of a erting anew. rea e (re-a-ses'), v . t . [ re- + a e .] To a e again.