parvoline

[Fr. parvoline. ] Chem.: C9H13N. A homologue of the pyridine series, and found in the oil obtained from the destructive distillation of bones and other animal matters. It has a persistent disagreeable odor, is liquid at ordinary temperatures, and boils at 188°. *par-y, v. i. (Lat.par=equal.] To tally, to correspond. "I soon found the Greek of the Alexandrian and that would by no means pary ." -Bentley: Letter , April 15, 1716. name from their wanderings, as if they were pas saggier i =(birds of pa age), or from some a ocia tion with the Crusades, for which pasagium was a common name. They observed the law of Moses, but offered no sacrifices; and considered Jesus as a Demiurge by whom all other creatures were brought into being.