SERIES

(Lat.), n. f. Ser(se2r)'i2-e7.(as). From serere. to join together. Fr., serie. Ger., Reihe (1st def.). 1. An orderly line of things more or le similar, [a, 48.] 2. In botanical cla ification, of Gray, a subkingdom; of some authors, a principal division of an order or other large group, [a, 35.] [s. 477]