eugrat1oleæ

pl. [Gr. eu=typical, and Mod. Lat. gratioleæ (q. v.).] Bot .: A sub-tribe of Scrophulariads, tribe Grati olese. Eu-gu-bine, a. [See def.] Of or belonging to the ancient town of Eugubium (now Gubbio) in Italy. Specially applied to seven tables or tablets discovered there in A. D. 1444, which furnish materials for a comprehensive view of the ancient Umbrian language. Four of the tablets are in the Umbrian tongue, two in Latin, and one partly in Umbrian and partly in Latin. The contents of the tablets, which are still preserved at Gubbio, are directions for the performance of sacrificial rites, forms of prayer, . eu-har-mon-Ic, a. [Gr. eu =well, good, and har monikos harmonic.]