molewarp

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 36
See moldwarp. moley, a. See moly1. moleynet, n. A Middle English form of mullen. mol i (mol i), n. [Native name.] A small tree, Dracæna Schizantha, growing in elevated regions in the Somali country, África. It yields a sort of dragon's-blood, said not to be exported, yet resembling, if not identical with, that known as drop dragon's blood, attributed to Dracæna Ombet of the island of Socotra. A resin of acidulous flavor obtained from the mol i tree Sci. Amer., N. S., LV. 344. IMG:content-0848.jpg:[blocks in formation] +-ism.] The doctrine, propounded in 1588 by Luis Molina, a celebrated Spanish Jesuit, that the efficacy of divine grace depends simply on the will which accepts it-that grace is a free gift to all, but that the consent of the will is requisite in order that grace may be efficacious.
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