AUTALGIA

[Young] (Lat.), n, £. A‘t(a3-u‘t)-a2I(a31)/ji2(gi?)-a%. From avrés, of itself, and dAyos, pain. Localized pain or uneasine , without any apparent cause. [L, 200.]—A, dolorosa [Young]. .]—À. prurigiuosalg%lî]. Iteh- Simple pain or aching. _[L, 290.] a ing. [L, 200.]—A. vertigo [Young]. Giddine . AUTAMŒBÆ (Lat.),n.f.pl. ‘t)-a2m(a?m)-e/(o%e?)-be- (ba3-e2), From aùrés, absolute, and apviBy (see AMŒBA). Ger., einfache Ambben. Haeckel’s term for the simplest forms of the ‘Amœba. [L, 121.] .),n.f. pl. A*t(a>-u*t)-a?r(a®r)-atk(a*ch?y-?), From adrés, absolute, and apéxvn, a spider's web. A family of the Arachnid a, including the true arachn ids. [L, 176.]