Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- can be supposed 10 pals OuE oF the AErerieS InCO rendred mOTC FrEGUEnE. BY Wtrich GuIK Mocion
- Vical Hleac, Which Hleac ot che Porrs is much ac
- cordins ro the Slomnels or Rapidnels of che Cir
- culation: 50 when we AE NilI, and che Pusse:
- AOW Or rare, e srom cold; buc when upon
- Kunnins or any violent exercile che Pulle be-
- comes more trequent and quick, we become
- hoc.
- OTRCDLATORHOM, is a GlaIS. Vellet, where
- in the Liguor infuled by ies ACcendino and De.
- scending, FolIS abour as ir vere in aCircle: THerC
- are several Porrs oF chese Vessels, but ruo especi
- ally ot momene and use, thac called Pelicanus and
- chie orher Diora: Which see, 25 allo Double Ves-
- sel.
- CIRCDLOS, is a round Insrument, made ob
- Tron used by Chymists for the currins OH thC
- Necks oF OalS Vessels; Wwtich is performed thus,
- The Instrumene beins heaced, is applyed eo the
- Sta(s. Vessel, and is chere continued rill ie proW
- hoc, then wich lome drops ot cold Water, Or 3
- cola Blast uxon ic, ic Aies in pieces. This ay
- they cur oH che Necks oF Reroris or Cucurbirs.
- CTRCDMAOENTES Musculi, are cerrain
- oblique Muscles of the Fyes, (o called fromtheir
- helpins ro wind and rurn che Pyesround about.
- CIRCEIMAMBIEMT: Sec Ambient
- CIRCOMEERENCE, is che oucermost bound
- ins Line of any Plane Figure, buE IE MOrC PrOPer.
- ly belones 1o the Perimerer of a Circle; 25 is
- apparene trom the Genetis of a Circle. Sec
- Circle.
- CIRCOMEFRERTER, an Instrumene ulect
- in Surrevins, beins che lame wich che Theodolite:
- rhich scc.
- CIRGOMELEK Accent, in Grammar, is com
- Poled boch ot the Acute and the Grave, and icS
- expressed chus
- CIRCDMOPRATION, is che Wheclins Mo
- tion ot any Body round a Centre
- CIRCOM-POLAR Scars, are Tuch Scars aS
- ic, and in our Lacicude never serr, or 80 below
- che FTorizon.
- os elle b) the Capillary Arreries lerrins our their
- Bl00d Mio che Pores oF che Substance ot che PArIS,
- on irhiole nurrition parr is (pene, and cheremainder
- imbibed by che sapins Mouchs ot che Capillars
- Veins. Phac ie is necellary ro admit ot ehis lactet
- War, is erident, because it parr ot che Arrerial BIBa
- did noc illue incoche Substance of che Parrs, ches
- coule nor be nourithed by ir; tor while ic is in
- the essels, ic may add Warmch indeed co che
- Partsthrough Which ie ROS, bue cannoc nouristi
- them, recins even che Vesels chemselres are nel
- nourillied by chac Scream ot Blood chac elides a-
- lons their Caviey, buc by Capillaries runnine
- chrovoh cheir Coars; and it the Blood be driven
- into che Substance ob the ParIS, and ThAE in d
- orealer quancier than sustices for cheir Nourist
- mene, (a5 Was just now Beun char ic is) Wvhatis
- lupetuous mus needs enter che Mouchs of che
- Capillary Veins, trom which ic soes formard ro
- the larger, and (0ro rhe Hearr: Bur secins chis
- Was ot cranstusine che Blood chroueh che Sub
- Aance oF che Parrs, has lcemed ro Pome noc ro an
- siver eo chac halty Circularion OE it a5 abdr lc
- monstrared; cher hare choughe ic necessary allo
- co admit ot che former was, namely, Analtono.
- ses, bs which che Veinsare concinued co cheII.
- ceries, and thac noc only in their lareer Branches
- (25 Char nocable one ot che Splenick Artery ich
- ehie Splenick Vein) buc also in cheir smaller Twis
- in che exrreme Parrs. Bur we mult consider, that
- i a livins Body che Colid Paris are intinirely more
- velous and permeable chan in a dead; (o chal
- Though che AnatomiAts Aind. cheir Substance l0
- dense and clole, as co make ir leem almost impol-
- lible ches Mould permir (0 quiek a passaze co che
- B00d chrouohchem, ver they Mould racher beliere
- c, etian suppose luch Analtomoles aschey cannor dil-
- corer, (choueh ir vere nor disficule ro And them
- our it cher had an existence;) tor abarins che
- single one oE che Splenick Arcery wich che Ramus
- Splenicus oF che Porta, (and perhaps some oi che
- arteria wich che Vena Pulmonaris in the Lungs) beins precry near our North Pole do move round
- vone ot che larest most accurare Anaromitts have
- been able eo find out any. And as For rhat men-
- cioned, ic seems rarher io be oF an Arrery ich
- an Arrery (luch as are Frequene in sereral Parrs
- Ot the Body, a5 are allo of one Vein wich ano
- Eher) chan ot an Arrery wich a Vein; For che lor
- ta trom whieh chis Ramus is propagared, is gene
- rallys repured racher an Arrery chan a Vein.
- And Seconaly, 2sto the Space ot Time in ivtrict
- the wrhoc Mals oE Bl0od may ordinarily circulare
- chrouxh che Hearr, ic is probably much Morret
- than mans have imagined. For suppolins chac
- ehe Fleare makes tro chouland Pulles an ITour
- (urtrich is the least Number any speak oF, ane
- lome hare rold rnice a5 many) and charac ever
- Pulse chere is expelled an Ounce ot Blood (Whieh
- ve may well suppole, sceins the Vencricles are
- vide enouph to conrain evo Ounces, and chac it
- is probable, boch char chey are Alled near Full in
- the Diastole, and chac chey are near it noc quice
- empried by che Arone constriction ot chetleare in
- che Sistole) secins che whole Mass ulually exceeds
- noc four and rrvener Pound, it vill be circulatea
- six or leven rimes over chrouxh che Hearr in ehe
- EpaceoE an FIour. And by lo much che otrner
- by how muchche Blood comes Morr oF che luppo-
- sed Ouanciey, or che Pulse cither narurally, Ox b5
- a Teves, spiciuons Liquoro, de vidtene Mocion 1s
- O. Tail
- OPper Cllatd OF
- ehe licite BC
- LOWOx Guare
- DracO
- Tochos
- The Veins, viz. either by che formers beins con- che Blood ic tele is tepr trom Coagularion anc
- rinued to or openins inco che larrer by Inoscularion, sPurrefaction, and the Parrs are cheristed wirtu
- A TABL F of Circum-POlaF STar.
- N.
- Olones
- Penute. in Dra
- SonS lal
- Cot Caroli
- AliOE
- Midaleer. Ocat.
- 10003
- Tail
- Tix ot his Tail
- Ancevenule.
- 20 17003
- DO
- de
- 39 25000 140
- O2
- de
- Ox 07020 03 440 3300W
- 02 28 56005 490 57 00W
- 3x 47 400 1058+ 16 48 W
- 2 26050 24 1OF 55 48 W.
- 2 57 150 20
- 02 59 4901801 2 270
- 03 35 170 2Y04
- 13 54 346 2431B 1a.
- aul 0
- 15
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