Adelites

pl. A sort of Moorish conjurers, who predicted the fortunes of individuals by the flight and singing of birds, and other accidental circumstances. Ad'ell, in Wisconsin, a post-office of She boyg an co. Ad'elnau, a district in the prov. of Posen, Pru ia, abounding in game and fish, but scantily supplied with corn and cattle. Area, 367 square miles. Pop. 52,530. Adel'opod, n. [Gr. a, priv., deles, manifest, and pous, a foot.] ( Zool.) An animal whose feet are not apparent. Adelphi, in Iowa, a post-village of Polk co., on the Des Moines river. IMG:content-0049.png:[blocks in formation] lection of stamens into a bundle. Linnæus employed this term for those plants in which the stamens, instead of growing singly, combine into one or more parcels, or brotherhoods; thus, mon a delph i a signified stamens all connected into one parcel, diadelphia into two parcels, and so on.