Tertiary
a color, as citrine, russet, or olive, produced by the mixture of the two secondary colors. More correctly speaking, they are grays, and are either red-gray, or yellow-gray, when these primaries are in excess, or they are violetgray, orange-gray, or green-gray,_when these secondaries are in excess. In ecclesiastical affairs, a member of a Third Order, whether living in the world or in community.
In geology, the third leading division of fossiliferous sedimentary rocks; called also the Cainozoic or Kainozoic. The succession and importance of the Primary (Palæozoic) and the Secondary (Mesozoic) rocks were understood before the nature and extent of the Tertiary were recognized, these last strata being confounded with the superficial alluviums. They were observed to occur in patches (some of fresh-water and others of marine origin) in small areas or basins in the Secondary rocks. The first VI the sour ne an arguer does ignorance seem to herself acutely develops the thought that Christo be" have become proverbial. "Who tianity responds to the religious necessi TERTIARY properly understood atnoto TERTULLIANUS of Mentions TESTING CLAUSE 316 which the deed consists, the names and designations of the witnesses, the name and designation of the person who penned the deed, and the date and place of signing.