catasarca2 (katasarka)

[ At the angles of the mensa are placed four small pieces of cloth, symbolizing the four evangelists, called from them, and adorned with their respective emblema: four strings or ta els at its extremity. these the catasarka of silk or stuff is spread, having J. M. Neale, Eastern Church, i. 187. IMG:content-3267.png:[blocks in formation] sedatives. IMG:content-3268.png:[ocr errors] catastasis (ka-tas'ta-sis), n.; pl. catastases (-sez). [NL. (> (> F. F. catastase ), catastase ), or condition. IMG:content-3269.png:[blocks in formation] In the animal-cell the initial an a states seem always or at least generally more complex than the final kata states . M. Foster , Encyc. Brit., XIX. 19.