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" 102 S Y S I I I comprehends in its figure a representation of somcthing else. The Freueh term the Apostle's Creed (that which we usually call" The Belief") "La Symbole," because it is a collection and abridgment of theil' faith. Sym-metry, s. See METRO", p.19. Sym-pathy, s. See PATHOS, p.25. Sym-phon)', s. Sec PUONE, p. 25. Sym-ptom, .t;. from f1VP., sum (for (fVP, sun), together, and 1I'Twp.a, pluma, a fall. Something which happens concurrently with something else, not as the original cause, nor as the necessary or constant effect. Syn-agogue, s. See AGO, p. 4. S)·n.chronism, s. ClIROHOS, p. 7. Syn.dic, s. from erup,_ sun, with, and oHt1], dike, justice. A person deputed to act on behalf of a'corporation or community. Synod, s. from crvvooos, sun'6d'6s, an assembly' called for consultation: used particularly of ecclesiastics. 'Ve speak of a provincial synod and :t general council. Sunodos (from O"VV, sun, together, and 600s, h..f';aos, a way or journey) is, literally, a meeting of those who arc travelling in the same path. This has figuratively heen understood of the Christian pastors. Syn-onymy,~. See ONO>tA, p. 22. Syn.opsi~, s. from o'VV, sun, witl~, and 011', ~ps, a view. A general vicw, all the parts being brought into one view. Syn..tax, s. fr~m erup, sun, together, nnd Tarro'CIJ, tasso, I put in order. That part of grammar which teaches the construction of words in a sentence. Syn.thesis, s. from cruv, sun, together, and 'Tt97)f'.t, tithiimi, I put. The act ofjoining, the contrary to analysis. Sy..stem, s. from t1VV, sun, with, and 100'T77/·U, istemi, I stand, signifies that which is put together so as to
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