mario nite

[Named from Marion County, Arkansas, where found; suff. -ite ( Min.).] Mineral.: A hydrozincite (q. v.), occurring in contorted and concentric lamine, and botryoidal crusts. Ma-ri-õtte, s. [Edme Mariotte, a Burgundian in holy orders, who was one of the first members of the French Academy of Science; died May 12, 1554.] (See the compound.) Mariotte's-law, s . [LAW, (2).] măr-1-põş-īte, subst. [From Mariposa, where it occurs; suff. -ite ( Min.).] Min.: Silliman has proposed this name for an anhydrous silicate of protoxide of iron, alumina, chromium, lime, magnesia, and potash. Color, light apple-green. It has been provisionally referred to fuchsite (q. v.). It is the constant a oci ate of the ore of the Mariposa region, California. măr-I-put, s. [Etym. doubtful.] Zool.: Viverra zorilla, a kind of Civet. *măr-i-schal, s. [MARSHAL, 8.] fate, făt, färe, amidst, what, fall, IMG:content-0937.png:[blocks in formation] Eccles. & Church Hist. ( pl .): A Congregation founded in 1836 by some priests at Lyons for the education of the poor and mi ion work. They wear the ordinary dre of secular priests, but take solemn vows. They have one house in London.