M. Barrande pointed out that these primordial trilobites have a peculiar Facies of their own dependent on the multiplication of their thoracic segments and the diminution of their caudal shield or pygidium.
"The Student's Elements of Geology"
Sir Charles Lyell
C might be omitted in the language without loss, since one of its sounds might be supplied by s, and the other by k, but that it preserves to the eye the etymology of words, as face from Facies, captive from captivus"-Johnson.
"The English Language"
Robert Gordon Latham
De Ponto: correct title of the collection, 145 excidit 'I forgot', 205 excutere 'examine', 263 Fabius Maximus, 7 facie dative singular of Facies, 343 fueram equivalent to imperfect, 230 Gallio, 7, 19-20 Gete ablative singular of Getes, 195-196 Giants' rebellion, Ovid's unfinished poem about, 272-273 Gracchus vs.
"The Last Poems of Ovid"
Ovid