Anthropopathy, Anthropopathism

[Gr. anthropos, man, and pathos, affection.] Human affections, or pa ions applied to the Supreme Being. Anthropophagi, n. pl. [Gr. anthropos, man, and phago, to eat.] Man-eaters; cannibals. flesh. See CANNIBALISM. A variety of mineral coal. It is distinguished by its Anthropophagous, a . Feeding on human flesh. higher specific gravity, its semi-metallic lustre, and by Anthropophagy, n. The practice of eating human its burning without emitting smoke. The A. of Pennsylvania contains ordinarily 85 to 93 per cent. of carbon; those of S. Wales, 88 to 95; of France, 80 to 83; of Saxony, 81. Spec grav. (Pennsylvania), 1-32-1-7; (Rhode Island), 1-81.-It occurs in the greatest abundance in the U. States, and is used not only in the hot-blast proce for iron, but its cheapne , the intensity and equability of heat it produces, together with its perfect safety, and freedom from all disagreeable smoke and smell, give it a great superiority over other species of fuel. For distribution and production in the United States, see MINERAL COAL, COAL PERIOD, ANTHRACITE.