Eohippus (eohipus)

[NL., From the same Eocene [Tertiary of the Rocky Mountains) come the two earliest equines, Eohippus and Orohippus, and a host of other strange forms, all of them widely different from anything now living. IMG:content-0581.png:[blocks in formation] Enyphantæt (en-i-fan'tē), n. pl. [NL., pl. of Lonina Enyphanta , ἐνυφαντός , inwoven, ἐνυφαίνειν , eolipile, eolipyle, n. See œolipile . weave in, of tineid moths. Hübner. envious feelings; regard something pertaining to another with grudge or longing: formerly often followed by at . In seeking tales and informations Against this man (whose honesty the devil And his disciples only envy at), Ye blew the fire that burns ye.