cosmorama (kozmorama)

[NL., paintings, or photographs of cities, buildings, landscapes, and the like, in different parts of the world, so arranged that they are reflected from mirrors, the reflections being seen through a lens. The temples, and saloons, and cosmoramas, and fountains glittered and sparkled before our eyes. Dickens , Sketches by Boz, xiv. cosmoramic (koz-mō-ram'ik), a . [ cosmorama + -ic .] Relating to or like a cosmorama. cosmos1 (koz'mos), n. [Also kosmos ; cosmus , ML. cosmus , κόσμος , order, good order, form, ornament, and esp. the world or the universe as an orderly system.] 1. Order; harmony. Hail, brave Henry: acro the Nine dim Centuries, we salute thee, still visible as a valiant Son of Cosmos and Son of Heaven, beneficently sent us! Carlyle, Frederick the Great, ii. 1. Hence-2. The universe as an embodiment of Co us Cosne (kōn, n. A red wine grown in the department of Nièvre in France, similar in flavor to Bordeaux, and improving with age.