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

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  2. he could noc have imagin d vould be effected in )ocher.) Somerimes rhe ulc ot Claspers is allo for
  3. lels chau Ten. For ehis La had no been in Supply, as in che Trunke Roots ot Try; which beine
  4. practice abore 1000 Ycars, and rhe Volumes ot a Plane chac mouvis very hiet, and beins ot
  5. ic vere (velled ro che prodipious Number Ot 2000,
  6. cloler and more cempaet suestance chan thac ot
  7. which tas imposible Cor Tribonian to read over Vines, che Sap non d not be lutticienly suppliedio
  8. in thac rime, much less ro compare and digest the uxper Sprours, unlels chele aMsiltedthe Mocher
  9. ehem vell. Forerer rhis Body oF Lam is called ROOE; bur chese lerre al(o for SuPPOrF1OO. Some-
  10. ehe Disests Or Pandects.
  11. times they serve Por scabiliment, Propacation, and
  12. This Body oF che Civil- Lam is divided into Shade; For the first ot chele serre che Claspers ot
  13. chree Volumes, which are sill remainins; viz.
  14. the Pandects or Digests, the Code, and the insti-
  15. tures: Which scc. Atcerwards co chele vere ad-
  16. Cucumbers; For the second, thole Or rather che
  17. Trunk Roors oF Chamaemil; and For all three, the
  18. Trunk Roors oE Srramberries, which miehuily
  19. ded che Authenticles ex constitutions of Justinian, leem ro delighe in Strade.
  20. called also Novellae: Which sec also under rhe L CLAVDENT Muscles, orherwise called semi-
  21. vord Authenticks.
  22. CIVIL YEAR, is che Legal Year, or Annual
  23. ACCOnnE OF Time, wrhich every COvernment ap-
  24. circular, are those chac Mur che Pye lids, beine
  25. placed becwveen che inner Membrane ot chac parr
  26. and che Recy Mlembrane. Thole rwo Muscles De-
  27. points to be uled wichin irs omn Dominions; and ins contracted muc up che Ere, che sreacer dran-
  28. ris (0 called in concradistinction ro che Natura
  29. Tear, Which is meatured exactly by che Reroluri-
  30. on ot che Hearenly Bodies.
  31. CLAML. A admitrenda in Trinere Alturnatum, i
  32. a Wric whereby che Lins commands the juctices
  33. in Fpre ro admir of ones claim by Attorney, tha
  34. is emplored in che Kines Serrice, and cannor
  35. come in his duon Perlon.
  36. CLAMCO, u a MP, a Cacle thick Timbers
  37. ertrich lic fore and att, under the Beams oF the ArI
  38. Orlope, bearins them up ac cither end; and are the
  39. ins donn che upper Fye lid, and che lels pulline
  40. ux the lorver, wrtrich Falls donon again chrouxhits
  41. ouon Cravicy and che Relaxarion ot its Fibres.
  42. CLAVIEOLA, Or Channel Bones, are tvo lit
  43. dle ones which are sicuated at ihe Balis ot che
  44. Neck above che Breast, on each side one: They
  45. are precty lone and (mall, and ac one end are join-
  46. ed rothe Production of che Scapulae called Aero-
  47. mion, by a peculiar Arricularion Which chey cal
  48. Synchondrosis; ac the orher end rhez are joined 10
  49. the upPeF ParE OF che Sternum, by an Arriculation
  50. Which cher call Arrhrodia. They are in the Mape
  51. CLAKETOM, amonsstthe Forcten Wrirers OF oF a long (() For che passase ot the Vessels which
  52. Clarions tobe a kind oF old FaMI
  53. oned Frumper; buc orherschinte
  54. chey racher represent the Ruddet
  55. OF a Ship; or 25 Come lay, tho
  56. Rest tor à Lance.
  57. pals under ehem, and co tacilirare the Motion of
  58. the Arms: Their usc is ro suctain the Scapula, t0
  59. which the Aems are arriculaced; and because che
  60. Pectoral Muscle irtrich pulls rhe Arm across the
  61. Breact, is inserted near the upper end ot the
  62. Shoulder- Bones it che Caviculae did nor keep the
  63. Scapulae ro wtrich the FPead oF the Frumerus is al
  64. ays joined at an equal distance trom che Sternum
  65. the upper part ot ihie Arm onlr and nor chetland
  66. must have been pulled Forrvards.
  67. CLAVOS, is a Pain in a (maiI parE OF the
  68. Flead, commonty abore the Liye in rhe Fye-broW
  69. and scems as it thac parr ot ihe Flead vere Bor d
  70. chrouoh wich a licele Aucer Or Wimble. Dr. Sy-
  71. denham calls Cuch a Pain in the rop ot the Flead
  72. OF Hyserical Perlons, Clavus Fsystericus
  73. CLAOSOM Frosit, Cignities, 25 much a5 an
  74. Action of Trespass; and is (o called, because in
  75. the WVrie Tuch a one is summoned co ansiver
  76. Duare clausum fresit, chatis, Why he did such a
  77. Trelpals
  78. CLAVES CFWateles, 2 Term in Forrisicarion:
  79. Sec Hurales.
  80. CTEAR Vision: SeCVision.
  81. CIEAT, is a Piece ot Wood fastned on the
  82. Vard-Arm oF a Ship co Keep the Ropes trom Aip.
  83. vins of che Xard
  84. CLECHE, a Term in HC
  85. raldey for any Ordinary beine
  86. pierced chroueh vich ehe Pame
  87. Fieure as here. Ie bearert
  88. Gules, a Saltier Cleche, chac is
  89. Pame chaethe Rinos arerothe Deck.
  90. Pharmac), L an Aromarick Wine, impregnared
  91. wich an Intusion, and Lacerned wich Susar; ic is
  92. ocherimise called Vinum sippocraricum, Llippocras
  93. Winc; also amedicared Wine: Ir is (0 called bc.
  94. caule ies percolared and puritied by a Winc Sack
  95. or BaB, chrouoh which ic is drained trom its
  96. Dress. Andchis Bas is called Manica Crippocratis.
  97. CLARTLTCALION, is che ay iomake fuice
  98. or chick Oecoctions become Mlarer and tner.
  99. Wrhich lce n us; by terrins cheDree
  100. ihe adciion ot incear, Whie ot an FBB, Or
  101. Milk, Bc. cicher t0 preciicale theDrees ro che
  102. Borrom, or pacher chem in a Scum.
  103. E LARIOATIO, S0 che Civilians caI Areste
  104. CLARION, a Bcarins in LAcCatS Ot IHC 1I
  105. sublide oE chemlelres; by Fermentarion, Or by
  106. facto super bonis mercatorum alienixenorum: Wtict
  107. lorvine Fipure, Ruby 3 Clarions
  108. opaz. beins ehe Arms oF chc
  109. Fart ot Bath. by che Name ot
  110. Creenvile. Ouillim rakes chese
  111. CLASPERS, the cvisted LBamenes or Thread.
  112. wich irtich certain Ferbs and Shrubs, Tuch a
  113. Briony and Vines rake hold of Frees or Planes thar
  114. Prow aBour rhem.
  115. These Claspers are oF2 Compound Nature, be-
  116. civeen al oF a Roor and a Trunk: Their ule is, onc pierced chroush wich ano
  117. Comeriltes For Supporr onty, a5 in che Claspers OE cher.
  118. Vines, Driony. _cC. Wtole Branches beins lons
  119. Pender, and tragile, vould Fall by cheir omn and
  120. cheir Fruirs Weishe; buc chese claspers cakine
  121. CLEIDION, the same wvirtr Clavicula.
  122. hold of any rhins which is ac hand, (Wrhich cher especially amons che Loyptians co measure Time
  123. do by a Placural Circumvolution which they have,
  124. chole oF Briony hare a Recrograde Morion abour anocher: Liest invented bV Sepro MMnasica, Ot ul
  125. CLEPSYDRM AN LMIEI MIBICHC AHCICHEI BICU,
  126. by che rurH OL tracet ouc or one Veset IIIO
  127. erery ellird Circle in chetorm ot a Douecealp. sealt brouphe hrst by him eo Rome; For Pierius in
  128. (0 chac il chey mils onc way chey may carch ihe ( hiis Hhicrosliplicets celle us, The PrieltS Ot Mcanta. a

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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. - . Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0166?run=74