Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- That as ehie Waret resident in chie Abyss, i5 in aII
- Parrs oF ir, Aored wirh a considerable quanciir oF
- Fleac, and more especially in thole where chele ex-
- traordinarr Asgresations oF ihis Fire happen, (0
- likrevise is the Wacer Wtick is thus Forced out ot
- ic; insomuch, thac when chrovn Forch, and mixed
- Wwich the WVaters OF Wells, OE Sprines, OE Rivers,
- and the sen; ic renders them verr sensibly hor.
- Thacir is ulually expelled forth in vast Onanri
- cies, and rith erear Impecuosier; insomuch chac
- it hach been seen to spour out oF deep Wells, and
- Ay Forth at the rops of them, uxon the Face oF che
- Cround; Wich like Rapidier comes ic our of thie
- Sources ot Rivers, Allins chem (0 oF a ludden, 25
- to makee etiem run over rlieir Banks, and orerAow
- thieir Neizhbourins Terricories, withour (o much 25
- one drop ot Rain Fallins inco them, or auy orher
- concurrent Water ro raile and aumentthem.
- Thacit spers out of the Chasins, opened by che
- Farthiquatce in great abundance; mountins up in
- inigher Screams co an incredible heighu in che AI,
- and chis ottentimes ac mans Miles Distance From
- any Sea.
- Thacir litevise Aies Forrh oF che Volcanos in val
- Fleods, and with mondertul Violence: Thac cis
- Forced chroush rhe FTiarus S, ac the Borrom of the
- Sea, Wvicti such Vehemence, thât ic purs the Sea
- immediately into the most horrible Dilorder and
- Perturbacion imaginable, eren when there is nOL
- the leas breath oF Wind Sirrins, but aIl rill chen
- calm and still; makins ic rase and roae rith a
- most hideous and amazins Noise, raisins irs Surtace
- into Prodisious Nares, and coltins and roulins
- chem abour in a very stranse and turious manner;
- overlettins Shrips in cheFlarbours, and sintins them
- eothe bocom, wich mans orler like Outrages.
- That eis retunde d our oF chese Fiarussin suel
- Ouanier al(o, chat it makes a vast Addition to the
- Wracer of che Sea; raisins ir mans Fachoms higher
- than evet ic Aoirs in che highest Tides, (0 as tOpOUr
- ic Forch far berond iis ulual Bounds, and matce it
- overmhelm che adjacene Counery; by chis means
- ruinins and destrorins Lowns and Cicies, drovn
- ins boch Men and Caule; breakins che C ables ot
- Stiips, drivins ehem trom cheir Anchors, bearins
- them alons ich che Inundarion sereral Miles up
- into che Counery, and chere rumnins chemaground;
- Srandins Wrhales likevise, and other great Fistres
- and learins chem, ac is Recurn, uxon dey
- Land.
- LMal thele Phaenomena are noc new, or peculiat
- ro the Farthquakres which hare happen d’in our
- Times, buc hare been obserred in all Ages, ana
- particularly chese exorbirane Commorions oF the
- They likerise belieredu chac he harins a fult
- Sway and Command over the Water, had PONC
- ro silland compole ic, as Wrell as to more and disturb
- it; and thefarch, by incans ol ic; and cheretore
- chey also sarehim che Name OF A00LN, OV The
- istablister; under which Name several Temple
- vere consecrared to him, and Sacrifices loHered
- Wvhenerer an Farchquake happend, ro pacitierand
- appease hims requettins châc he vrould allari che
- Commorions oF the. Water, secure che Foundari
- ons of che Parch, and puc an end to rhe Parrb.
- quare.
- Thac the Fire ir selF, wrtri hibeins chus aetn
- bled and pene up, is che causoloF all chese PerTuT
- barions, makes irs own ar al(o Forch, by whae
- Passases loerer ic can ser vene; chrough che Spira-
- cles oF the next Vulcano s, chrough che Cracks and
- Openings of the Farth abore mentioned, chroust
- the Apertures oF Springs, especially cholec orthe
- Thermae, Or any octer way charir can cither tindo
- makre; and beinsthus discharsed, the Parthqualee
- ceaseth, eill the Cause recurns again, and a fresti
- Collection ot chis Fire commirs the lame Oucrages
- a5 belores
- Thac chete is Cometimes in Commotion, a Por.
- tion of the AbyIS OF that vas FXFeHE, a5 c0 Make
- che Farch incumbent uxon it, for (o very larse:
- part of the Globe rosether, thac the Shock is fetr
- ihe lame Minure precisely, in Couneries thacrare
- mans Flundreds oF Miles distanttrom cach ortier:
- and ehis, crentho cher happen eo be parred by ché
- Sea Wyins becwixe chem; there manes nor Instan.
- ces of suchan Dniversal Concussion ot che irhole
- Globe, as must necds imply an Agiration of he
- Wvhole AbyIS.
- morions in all parrs oF ic, and cheretore no Corn
- ery can be wholly exempred trom the EHects ot
- thiem; vet chele Lfects are no Where very remarte
- able, nor are chere ulually any great Damases done
- by Farthquates, excepe onty in rhole Couneries
- wrtich are Mouncainous, and consequently Sconr.
- and Cavernous underneach, alte ceclans micle
- the Disposition oF che Scrata is TucH, That Mole la
- rerns open inco che AbyIS, and (0 treely admil aMC
- entertain the Fire, Whien asembline cherein, is
- Course chat ray irhiere it tinds the readiest Recex-
- sides, chac thole parrs of ehie Parth which abound
- With Strata OF Stone, AMaIBIE, WTAKIS IHCIIIOH
- ges oppoliion L AIL ML MIOSC TUTTOIIS
- Mlacrer, wtrich more lasily sire way, and Mate
- noc (0 grear Relictance; an L Vene obserrabie nOI
- only in chis, Bue aIl OFheF XpIOSONS WVhaTOVeT.
- cural Cumporrder, wrtrch calLInS FITC UPON CIS AI-
- remibIr, and appFOACHOL IIS OCCALONISCILAL MUMMHE-
- ins Noise, char Subrertanea lhunder, ertich is
- heard rumbline I CMC BOWCIS OI IC LaEEH aMIHIIS
- Farchquates, ale D) IHC Altistance or ies explosire
- Cometimes co make miserable Llarock and Destru-
- Ction.
- Wateros che Olobc.
- Lhis ve mas learn abundancy From ie LsIto
- ries ot Leet Les; and trras for chis realor
- hac Ma) O un Anciens concluded ristuly e
- noust, ial Ther vere cauled by che impulses anc
- Fluctualioet aler in cheBowels ot che Farch;
- Thac choush che HosDeHabie 1ochele Com
- the Cause oF the Shock, le naturally Recrins IIs
- tion, Which es coatas mose Caverns, chis beme
- indeed much che Cause oF Damps in Mines. BC.
- Mhacrered, and lustet Huch more by ic than thole
- irhich consist ot Crarel, Sand, and the litre laxet
- But abore all, those Couneries Which vield great
- injured and incommoded DY Farthquakes; those
- Minerals comsticurins in the Parrt, a kind oF Na-
- Aore Ot Sulphur and Pirre, are by Far the most
- aud theretote ees trequelsels called Neptune
- =a10Bcor 25 aI(O, FvoOIZBCV EvoSIaiC, anc
- Tvanioeezains; by all which LPichers chey denorea
- his Pover oE Makins che FarrH.
- They supposed chac he prelided over all. Ware
- irhraceter, 25 well chat wictun che Liarcti, 25 ehic
- Sea, and the rest upon ic; and char the karch vas
- supporred by Wacer, ues Foundarions beins laid Porrer, rendersrtho Shock much greater, (0 a5
- chereon; on irhich acconne ic vas rhac they bc-
- Aou d upon him hac Coenomen Pasiion O, Ox Sup-
- Ana eis tor chis Kcalon, thac Traly, Sicili, ana
- cdlicus aud lome pante o cjece inve beca soron
- rorrer os rhe Farrh, and hac OL O∞463. 10176, O1
- edisaimm et ss teitin
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