resupination (res up in ash on)

[= F. ré supination = Pg. res up in ação, Our Vitruvius calleth this affection in the eye a resupi nation of the figure: for which word (being in truth his own, for ought I know) we are almost as much beholding to him as for the observation itself. resurrectionize The proce of this action drew on a resurprise of the castle by the The bans. Bacon , War with Spain. resurprise (rē-sėr-prīz'), v. t. [ I resurrect the whole! put them in scene again on the living stage, every one with the best of his works in his hand. Benton, Abridgement of Debates of Congre , VI. 712, note. 2. To take from the grave, as a dead body. [Colloq.]