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fastigium

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fastigium /fas·tig·i·um/ (fas-tij´e-um) [L.]
1. the highest point in the roof of the fourth ventricle of the brain.
2. the acme, or highest point.fastig´ial

fas·tig·i·um (f-stj-m)
n.
1. The summit of the roof of the fourth ventricle of the brain.
2. The acme or period of full development of a disease.

fastigium
[fastij′ē·əm]
Etymology: L, ridge
1 the highest point in the course of a fever, or the most symptomatic point in the course of an illness.
2 the angle at the top of the roof of the fourth ventricle in the brain.
3 the highest point.

fastigium [fas-tij´e-um] (L.)
1. the highest point in the roof of the fourth ventricle of the brain.
2. the acme, or highest point. adj., adj fastig´ial.

fastigium
[L.]
1. the highest point in the roof of the fourth ventricle of the brain.
2. the acme, or highest point. For example in fever: the high point of constant temperature between the increment and the decrement.


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Malaysian artist Wong Hoy Cheong's Fastigium, 2005, used bamboo and netting to add a full-scale minaret to the museum's roof, evoking Guangzhou's overlooked history as a trading port for Muslim Arab merchants during the eighth century and turning discussions about globalization within the PRD toward something tangible.
Aristotelici iudicii et sapientie esse qui ad summum fastigium tendenti Alexandro dixit amicitiam et necessitudinem regi cum iis esse comparandum qui et non procul abessent et essent potentissimi ut alter alteri presto adesset, et mutuo presidio facillime iuvari posset.
 
 
 
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