Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- Tay eo do wrhich, (it all a Strip S Sails De abroad)
- is to bear ux ihic Ilelm hard eo Windward, ic
- For L. Cap- LCar 0; for Past, L, 2, O13
- Example.
- In ihe Lear 1HI, itacis ic, 2 Commonxea
- Or 2 L eap. ear 3
- 4) 1702 (425
- Remainder; 10 chat il i
- ihe First Vear atter che Leap-Tear
- LEASE, in Law, Gonities a Demise Ox Ler
- rins of Lands or Tenements, Kisht ot Common
- lec rile he LoreTack, veer ihe Mai-LMCCE,
- and rake in thie Missen mast, or at least ro pec k i1
- up; Wrtich is called Spellinz the Missen.
- L. FE- Fans, 15 2 Rope in a Ship reered i
- the Crensles oF che Courles, When the BOtOm
- of a Sail is to be haled in, chat (0 che BOnHeES
- may be laced on: This Rove is allo of usc 10
- tatre in the Sail.
- LFFT, and Court -L eet, IS a COUrK OLE OF che
- Sheriks Turn, and inguires oF all OHenceS Un-
- der the Deoree oF Fliph Freason phat are com
- micced against che Croin and Dienier ot che
- King. Buc those OHtences wrhich are to be pu
- nisted wich Lo(S OF Lise Or Member, are onty
- iliquirable there, and eo be cerrisied over to che
- Sultices oF ANITC.
- TFK FCFI of a Sait, (aboard a Strip) signi
- Res the outward Edse or Stirr ot the Sail from
- the Faring ro the Clew; or rather the midale ot
- RenE, Or any FTerCditamMenE unto anotHeF, FOrthe Sail between these WWO.
- Term of Zears or Lite, for a Renc reserred;
- and is cirher trirren, called a Lease by Inden-
- LEFTCFI.Lines, are sinall Ropes Fastened 10
- the Feetch OE the FOp- Pails (OnHY) and then
- ture, Or a Lease Parol. The ParE char letteth recved inco a Block axthe Yard, just bY che Fox-
- this Lease, i5 called the Lessor; and the PaFEY
- eootom it is lett, is tre Lessee: And a Lease
- hath in ic Six Poines; r. Words sufficieneto im
- Porr aDemise; 2. A L esseenamed; 3. A COm-
- mencement trom a Dar certain; 4. A Ferm ot
- Nears; 5. A Determination; 6. A Relerra
- tion oF ReHE.
- LFAVER. SeC Lever
- LFAVES, are che Noiches oE ctie Pinion ot.
- Natch. Sec Dinion.
- LEDOES in a Strip, are Imall Pieces oF Tim-
- ber. Prins a chware Stips, trom che Wast-Frees
- 1o the 50os-Frees, Which serre eo bear ux che
- Necrines, or the Grarings over the TTalF DecK.
- LEGAOY, in Lar, is a parcicular Thins
- siven by a Last Nill and Pestamene: FOr it 2
- Man transter his Wrhole Righe or Pctate uxon
- another, thac che Civilians call Pereditary; atd
- hero ntom ic is Porransterred, cher call Paeres;
- buc in Common Laur he is called FTeir OnIY, 10
- Wrhom all che Maris Lands and Flereditaments
- descend by Righe oF Blood. ThC FOrmer i
- Faeres factS, Ehe Larrer Tlaeres natus.
- TEL, a Word direrAr uled at Sca: The
- mean generally by iC, che Part opposite io the
- Wind. Thusche
- TFF Sbore, is Thac on which che Wind blonS
- and Therelore ro be under the Lec oF the Shore
- is ro be close under the WV eather- Shore, ot under
- Wind. When chey CaY
- A. LFF ihe Felm, cher mean, Pux che Felm
- corhe Leeward side oF che Ship. They Cay also
- Pake Care OF ThC
- LL. L. = L. atCB. hiCh iS a Word ot Commano
- coche Nan ac FTelm, Spokcen by him chac com
- mands, Ox Conns torake Care chac the Strip don
- Thes cal d
- Pail Fies. Their Ose is ro hale in the Leetch OF
- ihe Sait, Whenthe Fop- Pails are ro be raken in;
- which is alvars Arst done, and then the sail can
- betaken in with che greater cale.
- LEGAN. SeC FlotSton.
- LEGOS of the Martnets, is the Term FOr
- those (maII Ropes in a Shrip erhich are pur through
- che Bolt Ropes oF che Main and Foresait in thC
- Leeteh of esCh. Ther are abore a FOOE in
- Lenorh, and at cither end are spliced into them-
- selres: Ther have also a (mallFre, inro wtich
- the Mariners are fastened by tvo Sirches, and
- the End is seired into the Aandins ParE OF thC
- Marinets.
- LEOOSof a Frianele: When onc side OF 2
- Frians le is catien as a Bale, the orher cWvo are
- called Leces.
- FEGOMEN, in Boranicks, is that Species oL
- Plans Wohich ve calt Pulse; and chey are 50
- named, because ther may be gachered by the
- Fland wvichout cutting. NIT. Ray reckonS aII
- chose Plares Which have a Papilionaceons Or BuE-
- Fer - AY likre Florver amons the Leruminae.
- TEMMA, is a Term uled chieAy by Gcome
- crick NVrirers, and signisles a Proposition, WhicM
- Cerres preriousy tO prepare the Way FOr thCmOrE
- easie Apprehension ot the Demonstrarion of some
- Theorem, Ox For che Construction OF COme PFO-
- blem. Thustoprovechaca Prramidis; OF a Prism
- or Paralleloxiped ot ihe same Base and Fleiehe
- with ir, (the Demonstration of Wwhich, atTer FV-
- clides Way, in Lines, is a licrle distieule 10 Con-
- ceire) e may premise chis Lemma; Which
- rou rill And prored under che Word Progression,
- That the Sum of a Series of the Squares of Num-
- bers in Arithmetical Proporrion, beginnins frem o.
- and soins on in the Natural Order; as 0. L. 4
- 3. 16, 25. 36, _c. is alvays Subtriple of the
- Sum of as many Terms equal to the greatest; Or
- in other NVords is alays : ot the grearest Perm
- mulciplied by che Number oF che PermS.
- Thus alloro find che infection oF a Curre Line,
- Rat 2rains her Mares and Stronds, and thac che fist premised, That a Tancent may be drann t
- Nind may come riehe uxon her Broadt side. The lche siven Curve in a siven Point. pFNIENTIA,
- Tohrd he Lcap. Teur vou hare dis ule:
- Divide by 43 what s lest shall be-
- 8020 cte Lec natu et at ebu. Wieresore
- LEF-NNara Strip, one chac iS nOE Fast by a
- Wind, or Which doch nor fait Conear rhe WiC
- nos make her WVar (0500d as Mne Bould.
- F0lay a Strip by che LeC, OF tO come by the
- Lee, B WM DeL W chac all hex Sails may lic (it ic hath any Infection) ehis Lemma must be
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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/806933011:0464?run=74