# Leibniz Legible — https://leibnizlegible.com # Page: https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0824 # Permalink to this reading: https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0824?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 806933011:0824 # Original at the GWLB: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/resolve?id=806933011&page=824 # Source image: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/content/806933011/jpgs/default/00000824.jpg # Model: FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74, 2026-09-06T16:05:13Z — 137 lines, status machine # Lines: 137 recognised, mean confidence 0.91 # 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. The way of filling Thermolcopes, or such othe Claso Tubeo mitt opirit et Ntineu or At acer. Take ihe Ball OF che Glass, and Arst warm id senrir becireen jour Llands, chen neale ic verz Wvell (cho senely) betore a good Fire, curning it round, chacic may be equallr warm, for wichour chis Caurion, rouil endanser breakins ic. Then axplyins che Ball ro ihic Flaric oF a Lamp Or Candle, turnins it abour in ic, heac ic 25 hoc 25 vou can, ichour meltins che Clals, and chen spce dily immertins che open end ofthe Pipe, into3 Vesset oF chac Liguor rou intend r0 sII it vichal che Liquos will rise inco is, and sill ic very near IHe RcaIon OF which alcenE oF che Liquor is. chac che dir wichin the BaII and Tube, beins ex xelled in grear medsure by theheat, or at least, r2 sihed chere 1o a veri srear Degree; the immerted open End oEche Tube, lceps oA che Prelsure otche Incumbent Armosphere on chat Parr of che Liguor chac the Lind ot che Tube covers; buc che Armo. Sphere preses on all other Parts of the Liquor, in ihe open Vessel; and consequenty (there beins none, or bur a very (mail quancier oF Air wichim ihie Tubero hinder it) Forces it by irs veighe, up in- ro chie Tube, rill ic sain an Equilibrium, wich che Pressure, or Weiphe oF che Air Wrichout. IFBY ehis Method, ehe Tube cannor be Ailled Full enough, the rest may be supplied by a (malI Glass Funnel vohose Strank must be dravon our exccedins sender, and inserred into theOritice ot the Tubez and chen by blowins, von may torce wich jour Breach che spirit os Winc intoche Tube (0 asrohIlic quire, Or rowhat Deoree rouplease. Dr. Hrook, in his Microsraphia, hach an En THROMBDS, ische Congulation ot BIOOI Or Wilk, inco Clors or Clusters. Blanchard TIZMOS, is a conglobate Glandule in che Throat, groins to che upper parc oF rhe Mediasti num, and scared becweenetie Divisions oF theSub- clarian Veinsand Aeteries; ic is whirist, sote and spunos, and larger in Children, and in Women chari in Mlen. The Jugular Veins and Arteries, paso Thro che Cland as cher g0 up che Neck, bur chis dont send any conspicuous Pvigs, or Branches re it: Ies Ose leems ro bero prop and Arenerhen che Diritions oF the Aoria and Cava, and to detence ehem trom beins compressed by che Claviculae uotiem ive Aoop Forwards, and perhaps in Intans in vhom ic is larse, and consists ot 3 Clands it may coneri- bure cowards elie relinins and depurarins ot che Chyse; and possibly it may hinder (a5 Verheyor chinks) cheroo hiasty mixture ot che Chyle wirh the Blood, in Children. TFITROARYEANOIDES, is a Pair ot larec Muscles, char proceed trom the Carrilage called Scuriformis, and extendins chemlelves formard, 10 che sides oEche Arycaenoides; the Fourch, and titch Parr oF che Largnx, serre to contract, and close the opening oF the LarynX. TEPREODDEM Glandula, are rvO OF riscous, solid Substance, mondertully adorned victi Vessels oF alI forrs, and hard Memibranes, almost ot chebieness, and cape ot an Tlens R85, sicuate ac the lorver Parr oF the Larrnx, ac the sides oFche Carrilases, called Scutiformis. Their Dse scems ro bero separare a Liquor For che Lubrication of the Cargnx, Whereby che Voice is rendred tem, Imooch and siveet; and cher contribure also cothe round nels oE cheWeck, by cheir hlins up theempey Sp2 ces abour che Larynx. TFTYROTDES, is che Cartilage; called Seuti- eine For graduatins Thermometers, to make them formis, ofche Larynx: AISOche FIOle oF the Os Pu. erue Scandards of Llcar, and Cold. TEILIESIS, is a Comprestion ot che Vessets, in an Animal Body. Blanchard. TITORACTCA Inserior, 2 Branch oF che Sub- bis, is by some called by chis Name. Sec Scu- tiformis TFYRSOS, is a Nord uled by che Boranicts. For the uprighe, and caperinqe Scalk: And ris otren clavial Veins, spreadins it sels upon the side oF the used For spica wtich is an Far, Ox Blade ot Breasts by sereral Branches, erhich communicare Corn by Aastomosis, wich che Branches OF chc A29505. under che Mulcles oF che Breast. TIBTA, ihe Les, is che Parr bervixe che Rnee. and che Ancle: IE consicts OF rvo BOneS; OnC OUF TTTORACTCA Superior, i5 a Branch OF the Ward, called Focile Minus; anocher inard, and subelavial Vein, arisins trom the Basilica, and goes larser, which has usurped the Name ot the whole eo chie Mammilla, and Muscles oFche Breact. and is called Tibia, Ochers call ic, Focile Majus TFTORAX, Or Medius Venter, the Chest; is aI and Canna Major: The upper Find has a Procels. che Cariey, which is circumscribed abore, by the wrhich is reccired by a Carics in chie Thish, and Neck-bones; belo by the Diaphrasme; betore by the Breast bone; behind, by che Back- bones; on the sides, by the Ribs; ic is OF an O val Figure, containsthe Hlearr, and Lungs, and is corered on che inside, wich a. Membrane calsec Pleura. Hypocrates, and Aristorte, rook all chat Space Fromm The Neckbone, 10 the rery Secrets, Boch che midale, and lovermon Cavits, tor Me Thorax. THOVOETES, Or Thaushes, (0 che Seamen callche Seats, or Benches, on Which the Nen sic downre Ron in a BOAE. TFOWLES, are those Pins in che Cunnet OE Z Boac, between whicti, che Men pur cheir Oare ertren cher ROW LITREE LEOD.STAFE, is an InstrumeM consicting of Wooden Less, made ich Toints eo ur alI rogertier, and eo rake of in che Midale For theberter carriage; and on ies Fop; is usually a Bal and Socket, ro supporr and adjus Instru mens tor Actionoms, Surrerins, 136. tuo oblons Carities, to admir che FTeads ol the Thigh-bone; the Depth ot which Caricies, is en crealed by a Cartilase chac is annexed thereunto by Ligamenes: This Cartilase ismoreable, (Otr Dipperr, moistened wich an unctuous Hlumor; chick in its Circumterence: and sinaller torvards the Center, whence it is called Lunata, made like an half Moon; there are russed Marp Ligaments betore, irhich encreale che Lunary Cartilages; Thefore Part, which is accure and lone, is called Spina: Thereis below, a prominent, and sibbous Procels in the inner Side, nigh the Fooc; and is called Malleolos Internus, the inner Anckle Bone. FIBTALIS Anticus, a MuSele OE che TarsuS, 5O called trom ils Situation on che Fore-Parr olthe Ti- bia: Ies also by Spiselius called, Musculus Cete- nae, because when ir is divided, the Patiene is Forced ro ule a Slins, 10 suppore che Foor in Walk. ins: Irs Origination is Flestir From rhe lorver PatE of che luperiorAppendase ot the Tibia, Berween che Preminence, where che great J endon ot all the ex. rendine