Institute

in's ti-tOt, v.t. to set up in; to erect: to originate to establish to appoint to comfate, f mS, h£r mine n Insult mence to educate.—;*, anything instituted or formally established established law precept or principle: a book of precepts or principles: an institution a literary and philosophical society. [Lit. to ‘cause’ to 'stand up,’ L instttuo — in, and statuo.to cause to stand sio, to stand