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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -

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  1. and then castins rhem, wtrils (o, inco cold W a
  2. Fex Or Vinesar; For atrer chis hach been done
  3. Oc srimes chey will be very friable and casily pou
  4. dered, for Which end ther are calcined.
  5. CALOIMATION of Lead, mele che Meurle ir
  6. an Farthen Pan unglazed, leep ic Cirred over the
  7. Fire wwirh a Spatula eill ic be reduced inco a Pow
  8. der. This is Whac chey call Calx of Lead, and b3
  9. chis means ehe Metal is mademore open and fcre
  10. be vroughe uxon by Acids. Lead, 25 Well 25Tin
  11. sensibly increases iis Weighe in Calcinarion.
  12. CALCINATION of Fin. Puc Enelist Tin inte
  13. a large Farrhen Pan unglazed in a great Fire, anc
  14. then the Tin vill mele; continue che Fire verz
  15. Arons For 36FTours, sirrins che Maerer wich an
  16. Tron Sparula From eime ro rime; chen tate ic ot
  17. theFire and lec ic cool and you willhave thecals
  18. of Tin. TheTin will encreale irs Weighe in chie
  19. Opcrarion, FOr 32 Ounces oF Meral will vield 34
  20. Ounces Ot C alX
  21. CALCINATION os Vicriot is vlually oE cho
  22. Creen TOrF; ris pur over che Fire in an Parcher
  23. Onslazed Pan; the Virriol vili aissolve into
  24. Kind oE WVacer; etien ris boiled rill che Moilture
  25. be consumed, or rill ic rurn inco a previstr MaIS
  26. This is called Vitriol Calcined to Wviteness. THer
  27. CAL LHDAR astronomical: SeC Astronomico
  28. Calendar.
  29. CALENDS:; So ihe Romans called ihie Res
  30. Days Ot every Monch, trom itie Creck word
  31. ranea, voco, ro call; becaule Anciencly counrine
  32. cheir Monchs by che Mocion ol the Moon, there
  33. as a Priest appoinced ro observe the Limes ot che
  34. Neu Moon; irtio havins seen il, save norice ce
  35. the Presidene over the Sacrifices, and he calles
  36. the Peoplerogether, and declared uneothem, hou
  37. chey must reckon chie Days uneil rhe Nones, PrO.
  38. nouncins s rimes the word nanccs, il the Nones
  39. tiappened on the sch DaY, or 7 rimes il they hav
  40. Pened on che ich Day ot che Monch.
  41. CALIBRE or Caliper, is che Bignels, or rarher
  42. Diameter oF a PiecC OF Cannon, Or any Fire. AKmS
  43. ac the Mouth.
  44. CALIPFKS; is an Instrumient made like à Sli
  45. dins. Rule, 1o embrace etie ro Hleads oF any
  46. Cask, co tind the Lensth. There is alorhe Cun
  47. ners Callipers or Compasses For findine che Diame.
  48. ter oFche BaII and Bore oF che Cun
  49. CALIPEK Compasses, are Compastes uled By
  50. Cunners wich crooked or bonins Legs, to mea-
  51. Ture che Diameters oE Bullers, and Cylinders oF
  52. Ouns.
  53. CALZINE or Caubine os a Phip. is drivine ini
  54. Oakam or Comethins of char kind inco che Scatris
  55. i( it VerC KePE lonS Over a srOn Fire it mould oF the Plankes ro prerene che StixS Leakins.
  56. cuen Red, and is chen calsed Coleothar.
  57. CALLICREAS: Sec Panereas.
  58. CATLHPPICK Period, vas an Improvetriene ot
  59. ehie Cyele of Meton OF 19 Pears, wtrich Callippu
  60. a Famous Grecian Astronomer. Andins in realicy
  61. to contain r9 OF Nabonassar S Vears 4 Vays and3
  62. he, eo aroid Fractions, quadrupled che Goldem
  63. Tumber, and by char means made a neir Cycle 0)
  64. Period oF 76 Tears; which cime beins expired.
  65. he suppoled che Lunarions or Changes of the Moon
  66. ins che proper Howins Ouantiry ot any siven wonld all happen on che lame Day oF ehie Monch
  67. some orher Places is Rill rerained, and is called
  68. Old Seyle.
  69. ahd Hsour oF the Day, chât chey ivere on 76 l cass
  70. betore.
  71. CALFODS. A Svelline is said L0 eron Callous.
  72. When cis hardened, 25 sometimes che L ips OF 2
  73. Wound. This is derived from
  74. CALEOS, is a kind oE Sivelline wichour Pain.
  75. likce Skin concracted by r00 much Labour. B’an
  76. chard.
  77. CALTHROES : Sec ChausetrapPS OF ComS-
  78. feet
  79. CAEVA, ihe Flairy Scalp. Or uxper part Os che
  80. Head, wtich cirher by Dilease ox OId ABC GrOWS
  81. Bald FirA.
  82. CALZ, in Chymiltrs, is chac wolict is pro.
  83. daced by Burnins or Calcination (Whieh lec)
  84. ot any Mecal or Mineral in a Crucible, (36
  85. CALZ, is the second Bone in thac parc oF che
  86. Foor which succeeds che Ancle; bisger and ArOn
  87. ger ehian ehe rest; oblons and grows backvard
  88. thac a Man may Rarid more Aronely uxon iE, aid
  89. noc Fall (o casily backward
  90. CALCL, 2I(0, is chiac wehichi by Calcinine is ei
  91. ehier rurned into Alcoal; 25 Calx Saturni, Or at leaRe
  92. is made Friable, as FTarts -FTorn bUFHE.
  93. CALX os antimony: Sec Antimonium Diaphe.
  94. eticum.
  95. CALX os Cola: Fhoueh, ie hiach been look d
  96. MIr. Boyle reils us, chac il roi srind vell togerher
  97. a chick Amalsama ot Cold and NerCurY; Wwict ad
  98. least an equal weistir ot tinely podered Sulptuor
  99. anid etien par ehie Mixrure eo sublime in a proper
  100. Clato; chere ill rile by dezrées ot Bice, à Cin-
  101. Mabac 3
  102. CNTCINATION es Pino, oe oe Chrostat
  103. Debbles, ec. is made by hearins them red hoc
  104. CALCIS: Sec Calcanens.
  105. CALCDLATION os eldek and Wacch. mort
  106. Sec Clock and runnork
  107. CALCDLOS Differentians, IS The Arichme.
  108. rick oF che infinicely (mall Disserences betrveer
  109. variable Ouantiries. This in England we call ehie
  110. srithmeticle of Fluxions: Sec Fluxions.
  111. CALODLOS Interralis, is che Mecou Ot tind.
  112. Fluxion; and is che Reverle ot rhe Calculus Difse-
  113. rentialis, wohich Ands che Fluxion from che AOW
  114. GALENDAR dc Almanacte, is a Polirical Di
  115. Ariburion ot Time accommodated 10 VPe, ane
  116. raken Nom the Mocions oF cheHcavenly Bodies
  117. Atchis Kind are those Annual Books Wherein che
  118. DayS OF the Month, the Feltivals, ehe Sien the
  119. Sun BsMH, the Suns Rilins and Sercins, che chan-
  120. FeS Ot MoOn, (50. are exhibiced; Which ve
  121. allo call manacts. Bur rhe ord Calendar leems
  122. ro come trom the Calendae, which amonsA che
  123. Leomans vere che ArM Days ot every Monch.
  124. Lhere hare been many Corrections and Retor.
  125. tharions ot the Calendar: The Arst vas made be
  126. uma P’ompilius; and ehis atrermards vas muche
  127. improved by Fulius Caesar, and as by him callec
  128. ins Ouantiey.
  129. ihe Fulian Account, wohich in oue Nation and
  130. Pope Grecory the ZIIIch. prerended eo retorm
  131. it again, and ordered his ACCOUnE EO, DC CUTTANE
  132. 25 ic RiII is in al etie Roman Catholucte Countries.
  133. ibtere eis called che Gresorian Calendar, altet Wet
  134. as Nen syle: Ic now begins ceren us velo
  135. A parricular Accoune oF ehie Narure ot che Fuli
  136. The Fulian and Grecorian Pear: And hou Borh are
  137. precended ro be retormed, sec in a Stiche Pam-
  138. phler called The Reformed Calendar: Printed fo
  139. dat. antrii at che du e ont uo ae sut LE
  140. OUTS.
  141. an and Crecorian Account, sec in a Booh called; uxon a5 a chins ot srear diticuley, ver che Nobic
  142. chiange; Cornhill; 170C:

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