Regalecus
the deal-fish; a genus of acanthopterygian fishes; division . Each ventral fin is reduced to a long filament, dilated at the extremity, somewhat like the blade of an oar, whence they have been called oar fishes. Range wide; they have been taken in the Mediterranean, the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, and on the coast of New Zealand.
New Zealand. ing together, of two pieces of ice, with moist surfaces when placed in contact formed by the regelation of the particles composing it, so are the snow bridges See GLACIER.
REGGIO the rite of baptism is immediately fol- lowed or accompanied by what is called baptism, and that the administration of the rite of baptism is immediately followed or accompanied by what is called Holy Spirit in removing the corruption The other view is that the water, washing and laver, in these passages, are but Holy Spirit in removing the corruption figurative allusions to the power of the heart, and that regeneration is effected, quite independently of baptism, by the Holy Spirit alone.