They worked like tigers, for, scarcely two miles distant, the fire was leaping toward them like a courser, or like that flying flame that brought the news from Ilium to Mount Ida.
He sails away from Ilium on as many dactyls as possible.
Here is an example:— Sped me from Ilium the breeze, and anigh the Ciconians brought me.
Of these three vertebrae, the first is much the largest, and is firmly united to the ilium on each side by a structure formed by the transverse processes and expanded ribs.
Its anterior portion is separated from the ilium by the large oval =ilio-sciatic foramen= (fig.
The ilium is attached by ligament to the transverse process of one of the vertebrae.
The ilium is very large, and is united along its whole length with the sacral and pseudosacral vertebrae.
The ilium is flattened and expanded in front (fig.
In Man and the Anthropoid Apes the pelvis is very large and wide, and the ilium has much expanded iliac and gluteal surfaces.
The long bone generally called the ilium is placed horizontally and is attached at its extreme anterior end to the sacrum.
In the lower Anthropoidea the ilium is long and narrow and has a small iliac surface.
The iliumand ischium agree in their general characters throughout all the various groups of reptiles, but that is not the case with the pubis.
This makes it probable that the so-called ilium of the Frog is really to be regarded as an ilio-pubis, and renders the homology of the cartilaginous part uncertain, but it probably corresponds to the acetabular bone of mammals.
The pubis has a strongly developed pectineal process, which occasionally unites with a process from the ilium enclosing a large pre-acetabular foramen.
The ilium and ischium do not as in Carinatae unite posteriorly, and enclose a foramen except in very old Rheas and Emeus.
The pelvis in Notoryctes differs much from that in all other Marsupials, the ilium and ischium being ankylosed with six vertebrae in a manner comparable to that of many Edentates.
In the Dugong it consists on each side of two slender bones, one of which represents the ilium and the other the ischium and pubis; the two bones are placed end to end and are commonly fused together.
The three bones of the pelvis are, except in Archaeornithes, always ankylosed together in the adult, and the iliumis greatly prolonged in front of the acetabulum, which is perforated.
Opposite to Ilium and close to the Hellespont there are to this day trees growing on Protesilaus' tomb, which, in every generation, as soon as they have grown high enough to see Ilium, wither away and again shoot up.
The passage in Pliny is-- Sunt hodie ex adverso Iliensium urbis juxta Hellespontum in Protesilai sepulcro arbores, quae omnibus aevis cum in tantum accrevere ut Ilium aspiciant, inarescunt rursusque adolescunt.
But right opposite hatedIlium the nymphs shroud thy tomb with a roof of elms; trees blighting with a lasting wrath, and if ever they see the walls of Troy, they shed their withering leaves.
The ridges on the ilium are very prominent in most Runts.
For you Ilium but now has fallen, for me it fell long ago, when the cruel wheels of the swift ear of Peleus' son dragged in the dust the limbs of him I loved, and groaned loud as they quivered beneath the weight of Hector dead.
The pectineal process is an anterolaterally directed projection of the ventrolateral edge of the ilium anteroventral to the acetabulum.
The short, thick anterodorsal division, partly covered by the anterior division, turns dorsally and passes through the femoral notch of the ilium and penetrates the deep surface of M.
The femoral notch of the ilium is a shallow notch in the ventrolateral edge of the ilium approximately halfway between the last rib and the pectineal process.
The muscle arises fleshily from the ventrolateral edge of the ilium posterior to the femoral notch and ventral (adjacent) to the origin of M.
The dorsolateral iliac ridge begins at the lateral edge of the ilium near the posterior end of the lateral iliac process and curves posteromedially and somewhat dorsally, extending to the posterior edge of the ilium.
In some cases the origin of pars postica does not include the dorsal end of the internal ilio-ischiatic crest nor the ilium posterior to it.
The ilio-ischiatic fenestra is a large oblong opening behind the acetabulum between the ilium and the ischium.
The oblique iliac crest is a pronounced blunt ridge on the ventral surface of the ilium and extends from the posterolateral corner of the last synsacro-thoraco-lumbar vertebra to near the anteroventral border of the ilio-ischiatic fenestra.
The muscle arises from the ventrolateral surface of the ilium anterior to the acetabulum and posterior to the origin of M.
A superficial depression may form on the iliumwhere it is pressed upon by the head of the femur, covered by the capsule; and in the course of years, as the head changes its position, several secondary sockets may be formed.
The prognosis is unfavourable, particularly in cases complicated by extensive disease of the ilium with abscess formation and mixed infection.
There in a sacred inclosure in which was an altar erected to him, the father of the gods sat looking down upon the towers of Ilium and the ships of the Greeks.
He entered Ilium thus transformed, and none Knew who it was that passed.
They of Ilium strove To drag it to the city, they of Greece, To bear it to the fleet.
Of the destruction of Ilium by Fimbria, a lieutenant of Marius.
Clean Gutter Fracture of the Ilium (range placed by patient at 300 yards.
The bullet entered over about the centre of the ilium and emerged in the anterior abdominal wall about 2 inches above the anterior-superior spine.
I never saw a case of stellate fracture, and by this my experience in the case of the iliumwas confirmed.
No signs of intra-peritoneal injury were noted, but free suppuration occurred in left loin; theilium was tunnelled.
A small awl-like opening was found in the ilium with powdered bone at its entrance leading to the wound of exit.
In this case the track was so oblique as to have necessitated almost pure lateral impact on the part of the bullet; hence the form of injury was nearly allied to the comminutions of the ilium already described.
The opening in the ilium by which the bullet had entered the abdomen was found at the brim of the pelvis; the loin and peritoneal cavity were sponged dry and flushed with boiled water; no lymph was seen on the small intestine.
I weep; For other friend within the ample bounds Of Iliumhave I none, nor hope to hear 975 Kind word again, with horror view'd by all.
The Chiefs 300 Call thee, the Chiefs of Ilium and of Greece.
For this I know, know surely; that a day 190 Shall come, when Ilium, when the warlike King Of Ilium and his host shall perish all.
Nor warrior yet, nor cinctured matron knew Of all in Ilium aught of their approach, Cassandra sole except.
Hence back to wind-swept Ilium I return, Unable to sustain the sight, my son With warlike Menelaüs match'd in arms.
It is no time for distant war, But either our Achaian foes must bleed, Or Ilium taken, from her topmost height Must stoop, and all her citizens be slain.
Him Hector called Scamandrios, but Astyanax[28] all else In Iliumnamed him, for that Hector's arm Alone was the defence and strength of Troy.
But no Ilium now, nor tragic Plains I find in Homer's lay; With a new and stranger magic Now it leads another way-- Whirls me on a sudden track To my merry childhood back.
Burst upon my ear the townward Thunder of Achilles' wheel, When the fair long locks trailed downward, And the shriek made Ilium reel.
Smallest of the three iliotrochantericus muscles, this bandlike muscle has a fleshy origin from the ventral edge of the ilium just posterior to the origin of the m.
Arising from a fleshy origin on the ventral edge of the ilium just posterior to the origin of the m.
The origin from the extreme posterior edge of the posterior iliac crest of the ilium is fleshy and is aponeurotic from the last vertebra of the synsacrum and the transverse processes of several caudal vertebrae.
It is the largest muscle which passes from the ilium to the femur.
The origin of this muscle is fleshy from the entire concave lateral surface of the ilium anterior to the acetabulum.
The origin is fleshy, half from the anterior edge of the ilium and from the median dorsal ridge of this bone and half from the posterior one or two free dorsal vertebrae.
The three remaining layers cover respectively the archaic period, the developed Hellenic and Hellenistic periods, and the age in which the city of Iliumwas refounded by the Romans.
Philip took from his pocket a map of the anthracite coal region, and pointed out the position of the Ilium mountain which he had begun to tunnel.
The opening of the Ilium coal mine was begun with energy, but without many omens of success.
Among the assets of the Bolton property, the Ilium tract was sold, and Philip bought it in at the vendue, for a song, for no one cared to even undertake the mortgage on it except himself.
Sellers would have something; and have not both these cautious people expressed a determination to take an interest in the Ilium mine when they catch their larks?
I'm going to take him up to Ilium to see if he won't work steadily at one thing, and quit his nonsense.
By daylight, with Philip's letters to the mail, word had gone down to Ilium that coal had been found, and very early a crowd of eager spectators had come up to see for themselves.
The inflammation over the left ilium is much better; but there is now as much inflammation over the right ilium as there was over the left.
The sinus on the back extends from the coccyx to the ribs, and from one ilium to the other.
The gangrenous spot over the left ilium is separating from the surrounding tissues.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ilium" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
