Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- ANIENTE, a Tau Term, Genisies frustra
- red or made void.
- ANTMADVERSITOTI, Comerimes Sonices Cor-
- rection, Comerimes Remartes or Observarions inade
- on a Book, C9c. and lomerimes serious Conside-
- carion and Reftection on any Point.
- ANIMATIONI; is che informins an Animal
- Body wirh a Soul; thus the Faetus in che WVomb
- is said ro come ro iis Animation, wheu ic begins
- co ae litce 2 crue Animal, or atcer che Female
- thacbearsit is Duick, as che common Way OE L.X=
- prestion is.
- ANIIMAHEPATIS, is Vitriolum or Sat Martis
- Vicriol or Sale oE Sceet, accordins 10 some Chy-
- milts.
- ANITMA SATORNT. Signises (wich Come
- Chrmias) the Exrract ot Leads
- ANIMAI. S, are such Beings Which belides che
- And as ro che former varr, thac the Sunim of Pover ot growins, encrealins and producins
- Morion.
- For che more ealie and clear Comprehension
- and Distinction ol che several Kinds ot animals
- AIP. Ray dires rwo Schemes Oe Tables of chem
- The First a General one oF aIL Animals; ehe Se
- cond a Parricular one oE Dua drupeds.
- Animals are cirher
- Sansuineous, thac I5, Luch as have Blood, wohichi
- breach cicher by
- Lunes, havinis cither
- Tuo Ventricles in their Pleart, and choleeicher
- (Viviparous
- S’ aquaricte, as chie Whale teind.
- ). LTerrestrial, 25 Ouacirupeds.
- Coviparous, 25 Birds,
- Bur one Ventricle in thoir Fearts, a5 Froes,
- Forroiles, and Serpents.
- Cills, 25 all Sanguineous Fistes, excepE ihe
- Whale. Kinc
- Fvanguineous, or wichous Bl00d, wtich may be
- divided into
- Creater, and chole cicher, ca
- Naked
- STerrestrial, 25 naked Sriails.
- E Aquaticte, as the Poulp, Curele FiM, C3c.
- CCovered Wich a Peoumene, cictier
- SCrustaceous, as L. obsters and Crab. fisti.
- C Festaceous, cicher,
- (Dnivalve, 25 L iPets.
- Divalve, as Opsters, Muscles, Cockles.
- LTurbinate, as Periwinkles, Snails, 590.
- Tesser, a5 Insects ot alL TOrrS.
- Viviparous FTairy Animals or Duadruxeds, are cirher
- 00sd, which are cither,
- S.Ithole. footed Or Hoold, 25 the Hlorle and A(5.
- LCloven foored, having che HIooF dirided into
- Tvo principal pares, called Bisulea, cicher
- S Such as chem nor tbe Cud, 25 Svine.
- ERuminant, or sach as ehem rhe Cud, divided
- ineo
- (Such as have perpetual and hollom Horns,
- Bees-bind
- Shcep.Vinc
- Goat- L1
- Such as have solid, branched, and deciduous
- Florns, 25 the Deer-Hind.
- Four parts, or duadrisulea, a5 the Phinoce
- ros and sippopotumus.
- claro d oi dieicale, haniue che tiodei divinea o
- sire ones a aud B. Sec eble Demonseration es mlict
- ander Triansle.
- the Angles oF any Righr. lined Figure Boch Inter-
- nal and External mult be to trwice as many L. s
- 25 the Lisure hach Sides (by 13. er. Fuclid.) But
- ehe internal ones are ==ro cvice a5 many L 5 25
- che Ligure hach Sides, excepr 4. (by Theor. 1
- ProP. 32. e L. BarroS Fuclid.) Wheretore the LX
- cernal Angles all rogecter must be equal eo thole
- + RigHE ones
- ANOLESNNTBRNAE, in seneral, are aII
- Angles made by che Sides ot any Righe lined Pi-
- sure wichin. AI(o che rvo Angles berween ihic
- Parallet Lines on each side cheCrosins Linc, 250
- and d, c and c (in Fig. 5.) are called che evo In-
- ternal Angles; and are alvays equal eO rO RIshC
- ones. The Aneles cand d (Sec Lig. 5.) are al(0
- called internal and Opposite Angles in respect ot a
- and b, as hach been lacels Caid.
- The Summ oF all che internal Angles ot any
- Rixhr. lined Figure is equal eo evice as many
- Riphe Angles as che Fipure hachSides, except
- FOr Cince ever
- Cuch Figure Frorr
- Poine caken within
- ic, can be diridee
- into as many Tri
- angles aS IE haLI
- S
- 15; and
- che Summ OE cte
- Angles oF each Fri
- ansle is equat r
- 2L5 (32. e F. F.HCL
- Thac Will malie
- evice a5 many L
- a5 che Figure hath
- Sides; trom which Cumm zou must take aW2)
- ali chose Angles wwhich are abour the Pointc
- trich (by 13CT. Ductid.) are equat 10 AL s
- Wheretore che remainine Summ oF all the Inier
- nal Angles is equa l ro rvice as many Richt Ansle
- a5 the Fisure harh Sides, CxCepF 4. D. F. D
- ANGLESODLIODE, are such as are cirtie
- Obtuse or Acute, in opposirion ro Righe Angles
- ANGOTAR, is chac which relares ro or bacI
- Angles
- ANETELATTON, a dissiculey in serchins ones
- Breach.
- ANHELOTE, 2 Term in L aW, Gienitying, thac
- every onc sould pay accordins corhe Custom ot
- che Coumry,s his respectire Part a itatl.
- the Fxcernal Angles of any Plane Figure is =1o cheir Likce, a5 Plans and Vegerables have, arc
- AL 5. is plain trom hence; char the Summ of aII endomed allo wich Senlarion and Sponraneous
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