Anatomical pathology is one of two branches of pathology, the other being clinical pathology, the diagnosis of disease through the laboratory analysis of bodily fluids and/or tissues. Often, pathologists practice both anatomical and clinical pathology, a combination known as general pathology.
SHUSHAN, OR SUSA [SMITH] (a lily), is said to have received its name from the abundance of the lily (shushan or shushanah) in its neighborhood. It was originally the capital of the country called in Scripture Elam, and by the classical writers Susis or Susiana. In the time of Daniel Susa was in the possession of the Babylonians, to whom Elam had probably passed at the division of the Assyrian empire made by Cyaxares and Nabopolassar. The conquest of Babylon by Cyrus transferred Susa to the Persian dominion; and it was not long before the Achaemenian princes determined to make it the capital of their whole empire and the chief place of their own residence.
Census, senâ²sus, n. an official enumeration of the inhabitants of a country, and of statistics relating to them. An aged Israelite with a long train of mules came from the sus that morning. The Indian wild boar (sus cristatus) is slightly taller than sus scrofa, standing some 30 to 40 in. So that the ancients do not help us much to any knowledge of the sus. Similarly the zygomatic breadth slightly exceeds one half of the basilar length, while in sus cristatus it is less than half.