ANACOLUTHON — ANGOULEME anacoluthjon *(gram.), pi. -a*, not -outhon, -kolou- thon, -luthon. Anacr., Anacreon, -tic. ane! *, anesthetize*, not -ise. anal. analogy, -ous, analyse,-r,-is,analytic,-al, analogous, abbr. anal. analogy, abbr. anal. analysje*, -er*, -is*, pi. -es; abbr. anal. atone -al; abbr. anal. Anam, Siam, not Ann-. anamorphos/is*, pi. -es. anapest*, a reversed dac- tyl, not -pest. anastomos/is*, #1. -es*. anat., anatomy, -ical, -ist. anathematize*, not -ise. anatomize*, not -ise. anatomfy, -ical, -ist; abbr. anat. anatta* (bot.), of arnotto. ancestress*, of -trix, anchorite*, not -et. anchylosis*, ot ank-. anucienne noblesse (Fr. f.), the old nobility. ancien régime (Fr. m.), the old order of things. ancient, abbr. anc. “ Ancient Mariner” (Rime of the), by S. T. Coleridge, 1798. Ancient 0; of Druids, abbr. A.O.D.; ditto Foresters, A.O.F.; ditto Hibernians, A.O.H. ancle, «se ankle *. and (gram.), when andjoins two or more subjects in the singular number the verb must be in the pl.,as Jack and Gill are going. Where and joins two single words the comme is generally omitted. “and” or*,and”’ The late Herbert Spencer allowed me to quote from his letter: — “whether to write ‘black, white, and " green,’ with the comma after white, or to leave out the comma and write ‘black, white and green” — I very positively de- cide in favour of the first. To me the comma is of value as marking out the component elements of a thought, and where any set of components of a thought are of equal value, they should be punctuated in printing and in speech equally. Evidently there- fore in this case, inasmuch as when enumerating © these colours black, white, and green, the white is just as much to be emphasized as the other two, it needs the pause after it just as much as the black does.” and, see also ampersand. Andersen(HansC.),1805- 75, writer of fairy tales. Andrea del Sarto, 1486- 1531, It. painter. “Andria,” play by Terence. Androcles, not -kles. Anfangsbuchstabe (Ger. typ. m.), initial letter. Anfithrangszeichen(Ger. n.), quotation marks. Angelico (Fra), 1387- 1455, It. painter. anglais} (Fr.), sem. -e, English (not cap.). angle, the sign 2; angle between two lines A ; right angle L; two right angles L. Anglesea, Wales, not -ey. Anglesey (Marquess of). anglice, in English (no accent); abbr. angi. anglicige*, not -ise (not cap.). Anglo/-French, abbr. A.-F.; — -Norman, abbr. A.-N. ; —-Saxon, abbr. A.-8, Angouléme, dép. France.