Grace
Everybody's Encyelopedia · 1912 · p. 17
in ordinary language, a short prayer before or after meat; a ble ing asked or thanks returned. In Greek opie one of three sister godde es, called Aglaia, Thalia, and Kuphrosyne, daughte:s cf Jupiter and the ocean nymph EKurynome. In their gift were grace, loveline and favor. In Scripture the favor of God as gratuitous and opposed to merit. Also Christian virtues, Grace, Days of, in commerce, a certain number of days immediately following the day, specified on the face of a bill or note, on which it becomes due, ‘Till the expiry of these days payment is not nece ary. In the United States the days of grace have been abolished generally in National bank operations.
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