telesm at ict (telesm a tik)

[ telesmatic alt (tel-es-mat'i-kal), a. [ They had a telesmatical way of preparation, answerable to the beginnings and mediocrity of the art. J. Gregory, Notes on Scripture, p. 38. ( Latham .) telesmaticallyt (tel-es-mat'i-kal-i), adv. By means of telesms or talismans. teleutospore The part of Fortune found out was mysteriously included in statue of bra , telesmatically prepared. J. Gregory, Notes on Scripture, p. 32. ( Latham .) tele somatic (tel"ē-sō-mat'ik), a. [ σῶμα (τ-), body, + -ic.] Same as tele plastic . A. N. Aksakof . tele spectroscope (tel-e-spektrō-skōp), n. [ τῆλε , afar, + E. spectroscope .] An instrument consisting of an astronomical telescope with a spectroscope attached: so designated by Lockyer.