ACRASIA

(Lat.), n. f. >k)-ra(ra®)zi"(si*;a3. _ From a priv., and «päew. moderation, or a mixing (ist and 2d def's); Sapecria (= Sepdrei) debility Gù de.) Tr. aerate. Gor. Akrasie: Sp., acrasia, acraci intemperance. '[A, 306.] 2 Any dys: Srasin. "(A, 20.] & Debility; especialy impotence. [A, 311.] In this sense i is synonymous with acratid. ACKASIEA:(Lat.),n.f.pl. ®)-ziisey'e(e?)-e(a e Fr., acrasiées, Ger., Acrasieen. Van Tieghem’s name for a div Sion of Fungi related to the Mycomyoctes; but, distinguished from the latter by their swarm-spores not fusing to form a plasmodium, but remaining distinet. They are found in animal excrement an in decaying vegetable ti ue. [B, 54.] ACHASIS Lat).n. f Atk(atkyra(ra!)si’s, A genus of Fungt belonging to the Acrasiew. [B, 54