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Gibbon
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VerbarSiamang
A gibbon Hylobates syndactylus native of Sumatra It has the second and third toes partially united by a web
Hylobate
Any species of the genus Hylobates a gibbon or long armed ape See Gibbon
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Hoolock
A small black gibbon Hylobates hoolock found in the mountains of Assam
Long armed
Having long arms as the long armed ape or gibbon
Architect
architect cease to be his property as soon as he has been paid for his work upon them, Gibbon v. Pease, 1905 (1) KB 810. As to the liability of an architect for negligence, see Columbus Co.
Hilary Sittings
Poictiers, in France, a great champion of the Catholic faith against the Arians in the fourth century (see Gibbon, Dec. and Fall, c. xxi.). By the Judicature Act, 1873, s. 26 (now obsolete), 'the division of the
Koran, or Alcoran
Koran, or Alcoran, the Mohammedan book of faith. It contains both ecclesiastical and secular laws. Consult Gibbon's Dec. and Fall, ch 1.
Saladinetenth
movables, except his wearing apparel, books, and arms. The Carthusians, Bernardines, and some other religious persons were exempt. Gibbon remarks that when the necessity for this tax no longer existed, the Church still clung to it as
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