Helvetica" (1657) was directed chiefly against him

An or On. See Helio polis. Anabaptists (an-a-bap'tists). [From Gr. ava βαπτίζειν, rebaptize.] Those Christians who hold baptism in infancy to be invalid, and require adults who have received it to be baptized on joining their communion. The name is best known historically as applied to the followers of Thomas Münzer, a leader of the peasants' war in Germany, who was killed in battle in 1525, and to those of John Matthias and John Bockold, or John of Leyden, who com of Deer lodge County, Montana. Population (1900), 9,453.. A nacre on (a-nak're-on). [Gr. Ἀνακρέων .] Born in Teos about 563 в. c.: died about 478 в. с. А famous Greek lyric poet who sang chiefly the praises of love and wine. He was driven with his townspeople, by Harpagus, from Teos to Abdera; thence he went to the court of Poly crates in Samos, and later to Athens. "He was the courtier and laureate of tyrants. He won his first fame with Poly crates, at whose death Hipparch us fetched him to Athens in a trireme of fifty oars. Between Bacchus and Venus he spent his days in palaces; and died at the ripe age of eighty-five at Teos, choked, it is reported, by a grape-stone - a hoary-headed roué." Symonds , Studies of the Greek Poets, I. 318. The great body of his fragments, and the numerous cop ies of his poems, speak of love as an engro ing amusement, of feasting as spoilt by earnest conversation, nay even of old age with a sort of jovial regret... His poetry is no longer the outburst of pent-up pa ion, but the exercise of a graceful talent, the ornament of a luxurious leisure. Mahaffy, Hist. of Cla ical Greek Lit., I. 197. A nacre on. An opera in two acts by Cheru mitted great exce es while attempting to establish a sobini, words by Mendouze, produced in Paris cialis tic kingdom of New Zion or Mount Zion at Münster Oct. 4, 1803. in Westphalia, and were defeated in 1535, their leaders being killed and hung up in iron cages, which are still A nacre on of the Guillotine. A nickname of preserved in that city. The name has also been applied Barère de Vieuzac. to bodies of very different character in other respects, A nacre on Moore. A nickname of Thomas probably always in an opprobrious sense, since believers Moore. in the sole validity of adult baptism refuse to regard it as rebaptism in the case of persons who had received the A nacre on of Persia. A surname given to Hafiz. rite in infancy. It is now most frequently used of the Anadarco, Anadarko. See Nadaaku .