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PAVOR

Volume 14 · 66 words · 1797 Edition

a Roman deity, whose worship was introduced by Tellus Hostilius, who, in a panic, vowed a shrine to him, and one to Pallor, Palena; and therefore they are found on the coins of that family.

PAURÆDASTYLAE, in natural history, the name of a genus of perfect crystals with double pyramids, and no intermediate column, composed of 12 planes, or two hexangular pyramids joined base to base.