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inscription /in·scrip·tion/ (-skrip´shun)
1. a mark, or line.
2. that part of a prescription containing the names and amounts of the ingredients.

in·scrip·tion (n-skrpshn)
n.
The main part of a prescription, indicating the drug or drugs and the quantity of each to be used in the mixture.

inscription [in-skrip´shun]
1. a mark or line.
2. the second part of a prescription, the part containing names and amounts of the ingredients.

inscription
1. a mark or line.
2. that part of a prescription containing the names and amounts of the ingredients.


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The most significant pieces on display at the Saudi pavilion is the Mikab Temah (Temah Cube), an inscriptive cube indicating pre-Islamic times dating back to 18th century before Christ, in addition to potteries representing the Abbasid period and the stone tools and arrows dating back to Paleolithic age.
Focusing especially on the representational strategy of moving readers and/or audiences toward a sense of intimate access and knowledge through logical, rational, ethical, and emotional appeals, this book considers the historiographic and dramatic reimagining of the Elizabethan past and present through inscriptive depictions of the (largely invented) feelings, motives, and goals of historical and fictive figures" (6).
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