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[Gr. eleutherios, from eleu theros free.] Delivering, saving. "Eleutherian Jove will ble their flight." Glover: Leonidas, bk. i. *ě-leu-ther-o-mā-ni-a, 8. [Gr. eleutheros = free, and mania =madne .] A madne for free dom. "Nothing but insubordination, eleutheromania."-Car lyle: French Revolution, pt. i., bk. iii., ch. iv. *ě-leu-ther-o-mā-ni-ac, a. [Gr. eleutheros free, and Eng. maniac.] Mad for freedom. "Eleutheromanias philosophe dom grows ever more clamorous."-Carlyle: French Revolution, pt. i., bk. ii., ch. v. IMG:content-0877.png:[blocks in formation]