Eunomia (unomia)

[NL., eunomy.] 1. In zoöl.: (a) A genus of Eunice antenna ta. zygænid moths. Hübner, 1816. (b) A genus of polyps. Lamarck, 1821. (c) A genus of worms. Ri o, 1826. (d) A genus of North American bees, of the family Andrenida, having the apical joint of the antenne spoon-shaped. There are two species, E. apacha and E. heteropod a. -2. In astron., the fifteenth planetoid, discovered at Naples by De Gas paris in 1851. Eunomian (u-no'mi-an), a. and n. [ taining to Eunomius or his doctrines. II. n. A follower of Eunomius, an extreme Arian of the fourth century, pupil of Aëtius, and some time bishop of Cyzicus: same as Ano mœan, Aëtian, and Eudoxian.