anaglyph (anaglif)

[ L. anaglyptus -Pliny), embo ed in low relief, anaglyphic (an-a-glif'ik), a. [ tion in relief: opposed to diaglyphic. Also ana glyptic. diploma .] A figure in rhetoric and poetry, con- sisting in the repetition at the beginning of a line or clause of the last word or words preced-anaglyphical (an-a-glif'i-kal), a . Same as ana- ing, as in the following examples: "For the Lord thy God bringeth thee into a good land , a land of brooks of water." Deut. viii. 7. are The Spirit itself beareth witne with our spirit, that we of God, and joint-heirs with Christ." Rom. viii. 16, 17.