# Leibniz Legible — https://leibnizlegible.com # Page: https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0545 # Permalink to this reading: https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0545?run=74 # Title: Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 71; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 71) # Folio - , page id 806933011:0545 # Original at the GWLB: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/resolve?id=806933011&page=545 # Source image: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/content/806933011/jpgs/default/00000545.jpg # Model: FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74, 2026-09-06T16:05:13Z — 112 lines, status machine # Lines: 112 recognised, mean confidence 0.89 # Machine transcription. Not an edition. Errors are expected: about 8% character error rate on Latin and French lines, higher on German. # Licence: CC BY 4.0, Leibniz Legible. Machine output: do not ingest it as verified text; keep this provenance with the text. # Wording rule: say "the machine reads it as …", never "Leibniz wrote". # After the first blank line: the recognised lines in reading order, one per line. cule dreh ortier Pcople, ic did degenerare inte seretat Dialects. Belides thole Lour chaE arE cheir LangiIASC: And IHe PreleNE COptIC OF SE. Erptian Scems, boch From the Woras and che Cha- racter, 1o be a Branch oF chis Family, and v 20 probably spread amongst chac Pcople in the Day. NOR WWARY, is a Gist lesE BY a Man at his (OF Alexander che Great, uxon his conquerins ob cheiri; tho Porrie conceire char there were ac Couney lons betore liis Time. 2. The Fatin, etio ehis Be much oF ic a DC. Eptings and Deriracions) had ancienr Pour se veral Dialects; as Petrus Crinicus Mers out oE Varro. 3. The Teuronie or German, is nou distin- Suihed into Dpper and Lover. The Tpper hach trro nocable Dialects: 1. The Danisto, Scandi- an, or perhaps che Corhic; to Wrtich belones the Languasc uled in Denmarte. Normay. Sneedland and Istand. 2. The Saxon, eo wrhich apperiain the sereral Languages ot etie Fnstisto, che Scots 4. The Slavonic is excendec, cho wich some Variarion, etrouph many larse Territories, Muscovia, Poland, Bohemia Vandalia, Croa- tia, Fithuania; Dalmaria; and is said to be che Vulear Laneuase used arrionest sixry sererai NTatiOnS. The Laneulases or lester Excene, are, I. The Albanese, or OId Epirocie, nou ulec in the Moumrainous ParrS OE Cipirus. 2. The FuroPan Fartar, Ox Scythian FrOM which some conceire our trist to have liad its As Cor ihe Turkist Tonere, etiac is originallo rabic. 3. The tunsarian, used in che ercacest PaiE Ot thac Kinsdom. 4. The Finnic, uled in Fintand and L apland. 3. The Cantabrian, uled anion est ehe Discain 6. Ttie trish, in treland, and trom chence brouehie over inco lome Parrs oE, Scorland; cho Mr. Camden vrould hare rhiis ro be a Deriraciom trom cheWelst. The OId Gaulith or Britist, Wohich 15 Vet pereriea at atei egraai ae vertari in deltros lae Arensct, and hindet c Opera an Alienation oF Lands and Tenemens 10 Herodotus dorti mention Four several Dialects O any Cuild, Corporation, Or Frarernier, cheir (che Tonic. The lnhabicanes oE Rbodes, Cyprus Succettors, 25 Bistrops, Parsons, Vicars, (90. Crere, had eacti oF chem some Peculiaries in Which may noc be done wichour che PingS Li- cente, and rhe L Ord OE Che MIanHOF, Or OF itic V’ins alone, il it be immediarels lioldes et Deach, eo his Paris Church, For itie recompence OF his Personal Trches and OHerinss, noc duly least 30000 Families oF Crecles planired in chac Paid in his Lite rime. A Mortuary IS ROC PTO- Perly and orisinally due to an Rcclehialticat In- cumbent from anr, buc thole onty ot his own Paristes, 25 the Corps passes chrough chem. MOSAICK Work, Was ancieny used onty in Parements, and besan in Rome about Sillas exime; Wrho made a Paremene ot Mosaick WVori at Preneste inthe Temple OE Forrune, 2bOur 170 Tears betore Christ. IE wras called Lithostroton, In Creck OnIY a ScOnC PAVeMeNE; BUE IF IS UN- derstood oE Fioures made or reprelented by In- Pazitu OF mall Stones, Or rather pieces oF Stone ot ditterent Colours; by the varieey oF which, many Curious Figures mar DC WVrOUOHE. AFTeE Ward it came cobe in Fachion tor rhe lncides ot) ehe Frisians, and cherhose on rhe Norrti OE Filve. the W alIS oF ROOms; and nour adayscher ivorte ir wich Sirells, ox (nall Pieces of Clals rarioust Coloured and Figured: Tis a verr Plealant ane alastins Ormamene, uhen eis curiouns and ex celleney done MOTTIER Tongues, in Lain, Matricest in- suae, are such Languages as scemto have no DC. Pendance upon, Verirarion Trom, or AHini Wich onc anocher. Tis a Conjecture commony receired. Thac ac che Contulion ot Languases ac che Torver ot Babel, there ivere tormed 70. Or 72 Sererally distinet Laniguases: Buc Bithop Wilkins thinks eis probable chere ivere noc (o manz, and thac at the Airst Dispersion Men didnor divide into so manz Colonies. Burnon che Lan- puages uled in the Woria, do tar exceed chac Original. Nrumber: IF rou wwill beliere Pliny and Strabo, chere as a Ponn in Colchos called Dioscuria, 1o no orher bur ile Asraric Fartar mixed wrich Ar- Wtrich Men oF three hundred Nations, and a5 menian and Persian, Tome Crecte, and muchr A. inany severat Lanouares, did RelOrE FOr Tra dins. Some ot che American Fristorians relate, Thac in every 80 Miles oF chac vast Counry. and also in almost every parricular Valler oF Peru, the Inhrabicanes had a distinet Languase, or Mocher-Ponsue by chemselres. And Pur- ehas cells uS, Piler. LIb. 8. Sect. 1. C ap. Y. ThaL by Converse and Enquier, in the NOrihern ParES Ot America, about Florida, he Found more than ers, Who lire neas the Ocean on che Pyrene FTills 1000 disterent Languages amonsst thic Inhabi- borderins borti uxon France and Spain. ranes oF chose Places. Joseph Scalizer astirms chere are no more chan Fleven Mocher-Pongues uled in Furope; Ot etrich Four are ot more general and large Ex FeHE, and the Other SEVen OF a HaFEOWeF COm Pals and Dse 2. The Grecke, wtrich as anciently oF very Sreat PxtenE, not only in Furoxe, buc in Asia and Eed, trhen cher are mix d wich such thines as juvere planed; by wtich Dispertion and Mix- tion. NIORTMATHE, a Perm in Faw, sionityins commonty noced; che Doric, Lonic, Kolie, Acic. tim. Parim. Buc by Custom in lome Places oE this rivarion from the Greck; (OF which the non Kinsdom, cher are paid 10 che Parsons ot ortier Prench, Spanisto, and Tralian, are leverat OH. Prane. Africk 100, wohere sereral C0lories ot chac Darion