| In this connexion the name abraxas and the abraxas gems must be remembered. |
| They quickly acquired a celebrity undi165minished for ages, and were known under the general name of abraxas. |
| Ellopia ribearia, or the Currant-moth, was figured and described by Fitch as the abraxas? |
| In these portraits there is ant shrapnel, exorcism as excoriation, an abrading of the face to reveal its abraxas, its cemeterial grue, its fecal infinity. |
| The Abraxas Hungarian Partridge 3H is currently drilling below 7,500 feet and has a projected horizontal lateral of 4,700 feet in the Turner Sand. |
| To the abraxas succeeded the talismans, which were of the highest estimation in the East. |
