tabula

The tabula is here seen to have an irregular structure of coarse mesh whose interstices are occupied by a finer mesh.

Another tabula on third fly-leaf, and some writing in a later hand. Titles and initials throughout in red and blue.

However, as Ugolinus is known as an industrious, honourable man, acquainted with his subject, and who cannot easily be suspected of fraud, there is nothing against assuming the probability that at the publication of his work he had really before him such a tabula.

On the tabula of the mind she tried to write the word.

Another tabula in the Textile Museum in Washington D.C. probably belonged to the same textile.

Readers may like to make a tabula board and try a simple game from France using two cubic dice.

The tabulæ may be well developed, approximately horizontal, remote plates, as is usually the case in Zaphrentis and Amplexus, or they may anastomoze in various ways, and become so intimately connected with one another as to give rise to a species of vesicular tissue.