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

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  1. vene, in Latin, Perula; tohence cher have cheis
  2. are set rgain. Blanchard
  3. The NervOuS, ArC CUCH as hare no Valres, ane
  4. by Whien che Spirics Nou conveniently trom che
  5. Nerresro che leveral ParrS
  6. The Musculous Pibres, receire the Blood From
  7. ehie arteries, and discharse chemlelres inro che
  8. Veins, and hare a grear many Valves: They are
  9. called Lons, Round, or Oblique, From cheir Form
  10. and Sirnation. Some (mall Lhreads incerrorem
  11. wich Trees and Leares, are called Fibres 100.
  12. and. (0 are che sinalI Threads which sick to cheir
  13. FFIOnour, Which Knighes ac ROOrS, and which Fasten che (mall ROOrS EO the
  14. Arns vere Anciently Girded
  15. wichal: Je posseserh. che Centre
  16. OFThC ECCurCheon, and containsir
  17. Breadih one chird parr chereot
  18. FBIIIS.
  19. Ile Beareth azure, 2 Fesse Or
  20. Dy che Name OF FlioEt
  21. The Fesse is divided into che
  22. Barch: AIO, thole Scrings Which 80 from che BOr
  23. tom oEthe bulbous Roors are called by chis Name;
  24. and in general, ic Benities any (mall Strinss whiche
  25. compole che l’exture ot any Parr of an Animal Or
  26. Vegerable B0dY
  27. EIBDLA, a Term in ChiruraCeY, 25 thC AHCI.
  28. enes mencion ic; for is chere be a Nound in the
  29. FleMt, CayS Celsus, chat gapes, and cannoc casilys
  30. Barr, and Clesero oF the Barrulet; wwbich bc cloled, ic is improxer 1o Seur ic, yon must ap.
  31. Fesse Point, is che rery midelle Point. See che
  32. WVocd Fscurcheon
  33. EELDE. Fitleton makes a Feude a Tenure
  34. The Civitians desine ie co be a Grane OF L andS.
  35. FIonours or Fees made cirter 0 a Man at rhe W il
  36. ot che Lord, or Sorereion, or tor che Feudatories
  37. (1. 0. the Person eo whom the Orant is made) oWn
  38. Lise, or to him and his HPeirs For erer; upon COn.
  39. dicion châc he and his Hleirs (in Case where che
  40. Fende is perpetua l) do achnomledse ihe Giver anc
  41. his FTeirs, io be their Lord and Sorereign and
  42. MalBeaF Paith, and erue Allegiance ro him and his.
  43. For the said Tenure, and MaI do such Serrice 10
  44. him andhis, for che lame, as is Derreen chem C0.
  45. venanced, or is proper rothe Nature oF a Feude
  46. And hence che last Volume, or Tome ol che
  47. Ciril LaW, is called, the
  48. FEDDES: Thacis, che BooHS oL Customs anci
  49. Serrice that the Subject or Vassal dorheo his Prince
  50. Or Lord, for che Lands, Penures, or Fces chac he
  51. holderh oF tim.
  52. This ParE OE the Ciril. Lar Was nor much in ule
  53. in ehe OId Emperors Time; bur it seems eo be
  54. acteno ledsed by fustinian in his Norels, Wvhere
  55. he calls them
  56. :Some derive them From
  57. the Ancienr Clienteles amions the Romans, betore
  58. Christs Time, a8 Badaeus in parricular: Ochers
  59. brins them from che Practice ol Alexander Severus
  60. erhio to encourase chem to Perpetual Serrice in tis
  61. Wars, divided ihe Lands of the EnemY amones
  62. his Soldiers. S0 Lampridius in rhC L ile OC Alex
  63. ander Severus.
  64. Dut orhers reser ic ro the Firic oF Conscantineth.
  65. Great, uotio setled rhe L ands out of wtich ehc 501
  66. diers had formerls che F Wages, on them and cheir
  67. Fleirs For ever, provided cher found and main
  68. cained for ever Tuch a Number ot Soldiers.
  69. Bux let its Original De whar or wuhen ic vill, i
  70. came Due late inro the BodY oF the Civil- L aW, anc
  71. ro constirue as it doch no, a parcieular Volume
  72. dF IC
  73. Fie Compilers or Collectors ol il, ere Obertus
  74. de Forto, and Ciraldus Compazistus, EWO SCnATOES
  75. OF Millan, Wtro dre ic paristrom the Civil Lam
  76. and parels from ehe Anciene Customs ol Millan.
  77. bur vichour any 300d Form or Order. For che
  78. Orieinat ot Feudes, lec Cujacius, and dix Henrs
  79. Spelmans Glossary.
  80. LLblA Turis, che lame Wich Lobus auris.
  81. EIBRA, Fibres, by the Anaromists are acconn
  82. Dly a Fibula: Bur because rhis Way oF closins che
  83. Sapins OF Vounds by sibulas vas ulual amones
  84. The AncienS, ther have not been ac all Collicitou:
  85. in describing cither rheIF MLAETeF Or FOrm. Cuido
  86. cells uS, Thac chey made chese Fibulas OF TrOr
  87. Cireles a5 ir ere, or Semicireles crooked Back.
  88. ard on boch Cides, the LIo0Ies Wohereot beina Fast.
  89. ned on boch sides to che sapins Wound, ansvered
  90. exactly ore anocher; buc since this must De an in
  91. Tuxportable Pain to the poor Parient, ic is hard(
  92. credible, chat ther meane any such chins by cheie
  93. Fibulas
  94. The Oxinion oF Fallopius is more probable, woho
  95. cellsuS, Thac ic vas onsy Servins ux che Tround
  96. wich a Ncedle and Thread, which is commonty
  97. nsed ac this Day
  98. Sanctorius writes hus, WVe necd noc discourse
  99. much OF F. bulas, Since rhe use oF them is almost OuE
  100. Of DOOrS; and cho the Ancienrs have nor deserib d
  101. them, vet cher forbear nor to, acquaine us hon 1O
  102. ule chem, a5 Argenterius Falsely imagines: For
  103. noc ony Physicians, bur some ot che Anciens lenew
  104. thC FOrm OF FheM, SinCC Corn. Celsus has informe
  105. US, Thac Fibulas a5 well as Satures, vere made o
  106. a Ncedletul of sotr untmisted Silleor Thread, Where-
  107. wich ches Seved the sapins Lips oF che Nound
  108. rogether
  109. Eome call scia or chis Necdetul oF Thread.
  110. Vinculum, Lizatura, Colligatio, Obligatio, Ligamen-
  111. rum; all which signisic Pyins or Bindine. Who-
  112. erer vould be furcher inform d in chis l’articular.
  113. may consule che Incomparable Rbodius, in his Dil.
  114. course about Acia. Blancbard.
  115. FIBOLA, OE Focile minus. in Creck neetor, is
  116. the lesser and outer Bone of the Leg; it Pcemsre
  117. join the Muscles OSthe L es lite a Burron or Clasp.
  118. in Latin Fibula; ir is the hinder Bone betrwixe ehe
  119. Inee andche Poor, smaller chan the ocher Bonc,
  120. called Tibin, and fastened outwardly to ic; 28 the
  121. Bone called Radius in the Arm is ro the Cabir; its
  122. round Lead doesnor extend 25 Far 2d the ZneC uP.
  123. ward, buc receires the laceral Knob OF che Tibia
  124. In. a (inall Sinus ertich it hach in ies inner Bdcs
  125. donnrards ic soes Farrher than the other Bone
  126. calied Tibia, and cheretore is alrogether as lone 2
  127. Bone 25 char, tho much smaller. a They part in
  128. the midole, because the Muscles thac exrond che
  129. Feet and Toes are placed chere; in Wwhich InFCE-
  130. val, 2 Aender broad membranous Ligament joins
  131. them rogerher lenschways: Ir is joined likemile re
  132. the Tibia by ies lorver end, wrhieh is receired ine
  133. a vede tortue ooane eltets, que ae atie pteisi sa aeai dere e pes ae doc i aani de
  134. crtons de Betvors.
  135. Ferent Maicer, accordinu ro the Nacute and DIC
  136. cessiries ol rhe Places eo Which chey are applied, as
  137. OF, Barks OF Tices, oF the Bark ot che LLerbSa5a
  138. Name: They are madeot Firr, Paper slewdio.
  139. Secher, Leacher, 690. Which are apply deo Bone
  140. tharharebeen lootened, or disjoincec, alter he
  141. =FSSE, one ot che Flonourabie Ordinaries ir
  142. bleraldey, represemtines a broad Girdie, Or BelE

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