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Engraved before 1811 from an original in the then Museum Pio Clemens in Rome (Click for details)
Esculapius (Medicine) between Mercury (Merchants) and the Graces (Medicine, Hygiene and Panacea)
Esculapius dealt with Patients - Merchants make deals with Clients

~ TECH        see next    sug> ARCHITECT
~ TECHNE      id+ | from gr for SKILL CRAFT |
~ TECHNIC     see next    sug> TEXTILE
~ TECHNICAL   see next    sug> CONTEXT
~ TECHNIQUE   ukr TEKHNIKA
^u            sp  TECNICA
~ TECHNOLOGY  id+ | SKILLED HAND WORK or METHOD
                    MANUAL CRAFT |
              id+ | TOIL |     sug> TOILET
  id+ | conTEXT points to TEXTILE FABRIC or TISSUE |
  etymology is vast and mainly points to
  skt      TAKSAN   = CARPENTER
                      TO JOIN or FIT thus BUILD
                      CONSTRUCT  sug> ARCHITECT
  gr       TEKTON     CARPENTER
           TEKHNE     MANUAL SKILL
  lat      TEXERE     TO WEAVE
           TISSU      TISSUE
  sp       TEJIDO     TEXTILE
  lit+     TEXT       WORDS IN CONTEXT
  Hittite  TAKKSS     TO JOIN
  note  conTEXT       under one TISSUE or
                      see> TECTUM for ROOF thus a
                      MEMBER see> MEMBRANE
  lat      TELA       WEAVE  WEB or
  sp       TUL        TRANSPARENT THIN CLOTH or
  eng      TULLE      THIN FABRIC
  fr       TELIER     or ATELIER thus
                      WORK PLACE as in
                      TOIL for   WORK
                      TOILET for LATRINE
  sp       TELAR      LOOM
  lat      TEGERE     TO COVER  sug> CONVERTIBLE
           TECTUM     ROOF      sug> CONVERT
  sp       TECHO      same      sug> ENVELOPE
  ukr      DAKH       same
  biol>    DACHSHUND  DOG THAT DIGS THUS CREATES A COVER
  sp       TEGumen    SKIN COVER
  med> lat TEGumentum SKIN or COVER or
  eng      TEGument   COVER including SKIN and other
  lat      TEGula     TILE
           TOGa       GARMENT or TOGA
        proTEGere     PROTECT    sug> TECHNIC
         deTEGere     DETECT     sug> TECHNOLOGY
  eng                 ARCHITECT  sug> ARCHETYPE for BUILDER
  lat    deTECTio     DETECT     sug> DETECTIVE
  eng   proTECT       ENCLOSE  SHELTER  COVER
           TEST       PROOF  CRUCIBLE  TRIAL
  biol>    TEST       ANALYSIS also
                      PROTECTIVE COVER or SHELL
  eng   proTEST       COMPLAINT  note sug> OBJECT
           TESTa      MAKING or BAKING A SHELL OF CLAY
  ital     TESTa      HEAD or HARD SKULL
  biol>    TESTacea   ORGANISMS WITH A SHELL
           TESTicle   MALE GONAD WITH A HARD COVER
  sp       TESTarudo  HARD HEADED as in STUBBORN
  eng      TESTify    CONFIRM or WITNESS
           TESTudo    TORTOISE  TURTLE
  eng      TESTAMENT
           TESTIMONY
         atTESTATION  STATEMENT
  hx>      TESTudo    A SHELL LIKE FORMATION BY ROMAN SOLDIERS
                      COVERED BY THEIR SHIELDS AND USED TO BREAK
                      ENEMY LINES WITH SUCH DISPLAY OF COURAGE
  eng      TESTY      STUBBORN thus PETULANT
  fr       TETE       HEAD from see> TESTA
  note     TECTONIC
           TEXT
           TEXTUAL
           TISSUE
           TELARY
           TILLER
  cont> see> TEGUMENT   sug> TEJA as in sug> TEXAS

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