agonyclitæ

pl. [Gr. a, priv.; γόνο ( gonu ) the knee; and κλίνω ( klino ) = to cause to bend.] Ch. Hist. A sect which arose in the severth century. They prayed standing, thinking it unlawful to kneel. * ạ-gôo', a. & adv. [AGO.] * a-good', adv. [Eng. a; good.] Well; in right earnest. "At that time I made her weep agood , For I did play a lamentable part." Shakesp. Two Gentlemen of Verona, iv. L * a-gôon', pa . par . [AGO, v .] ag-o-ra, s. [Gr.] The public square and market-place of a Greek town, answering to the Roman Forum. "Another temple of Diana was in the agora."Lewin: St. Paul, 1. 321.