An a glyptography

[From Gr.ana, up, glyphein, to engrave, and graphein, to write.] The art of so engraving as to give the subject an embo ed appearance, as if raised from the surface of the paper; - used in representing coins, bas-reliefs, and the like. Anag'ni, a decayed town in the Campagna di Roma. 37 m. from Rome; pop . 5,500.- Here Popes Innocent III., Gregory IX., Alexander IV., and Boniface VIII., were born.