Vitellus
or YOLK, the name given to a part of the eggs or ova of animals. It varies in form and size in different VITELLUS, or YOLK, the name given It varies in form and size in different eggs, some being "large-yolked,' others "small-yolked." The hen lays a large-yolked egg, the embryo being developed from a mere speck on the surface, named the cicatricula or tread. The name vitellin was formerly given to the essential substance of which the vitellus was believed to consist, but this substance has been shown to be merely a neighborhood are the Bulicame sulphur springs, and 10 miles to the W. the great Grande (1206), and another in the court of the Palazzo Publico. There are some manufactures of leather, paper, playing cards, lucifer matches, soap, etc. In the neighborhood are the Bulicame sulphur springs, and 10 miles to the W. the g wrote three dramatic poems, "The Day of the Barricades" (1826), "The States of Blois" (1827), and the "Death of Pop. about 25,000. 'The States