Barthianism
the theological doctrines and principles of karl barth and his followers, especially in reference to neoorthodoxy.
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- Bartholin
bartholin bartholin bar·tho·lin (bär’tl-ĭn, -thə-lĭn), caspar. 1585-1629. danish anatomist and physician who was the first to describe bartholin’s glands of the v-g-n-. historical examples they are called bartholin’s glands; occasionally they become inflamed and give a good deal of trouble. woman william j. robinson bartholin’s management of squint-eyed people is founded on the same principles. […]
- Bartholin's gland
either of two small, oval, mucus-secreting glands, one on each side of the base of the v-g-n-. bartholin’s gland n. see greater vestibular gland.
- Bartholin's cyst
bartholin’s cyst bartholin’s cyst bar·tho·lin’s cyst (bär’tl-ĭnz, -thə-lĭnz) n. a v-g-n-l cyst arising from the greater vestibular gland or from its ducts.
- Bartholin's duct
bartholin’s duct bartholin’s duct n. see major sublingual duct.