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

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  1. an ore as can be solved Ceometrically by the soF Fibres, lons, cransrerse and oblique, wwhick
  2. Incerlection oF tvo Rishr Lines; as to mea- beins mucually incervoren wich one anocher
  3. sure en inaccessible Leishe by the means of tmo un
  4. equal Sticks or Staves. This is also called a sim-
  5. ple Problem, and is capable buc ot onc Solu
  6. Tion.
  7. look like a Corertit or Blanket: Ic Orres ies
  8. Torion ro peculiar MIuIcles oF ies Own, Where:
  9. wirh it is contracted and abbreviated. The
  10. Pairs oF Muscles are, etie Scyloglossum, Basioglos.
  11. CINEAR Numbers, ace such as trave relation sum, Genioslossum, Ceracoslossum, and Myloglos-
  12. eo Lenoch onY; 25 (25 gr.) such as represene
  13. one side of a Plane Figure: And il the Plane
  14. sum; wrhich sec. Blanchard.
  15. LINODALIS, is taten by some to be a larse
  16. Fisure be a Square, the Linear Number is called and Aecty Muscle arisins from itre Basis oF the
  17. R0ot.
  18. LINES os Choras; Sines, Tansents, Secants
  19. Versed Sines, ec. Sec Scale.
  20. LINED Moat, a Ferm in Forrification. Sc
  21. Moat.
  22. TIIOOT, the Term in Chrmistes For th
  23. Molas ther makre eo cast melced MeralS, OP FhC
  24. Reculus of Ancimony, _cc. into.
  25. LINGVA, che Longue, is an oblons, broad
  26. chick Member, and chicker at the ROOF, and
  27. chinner and Marper ac che Find; of a modetare
  28. Bisness, thac it may move more quicklr. In
  29. Os Isyoides; and runs Torward rorhe Tip OE rtic
  30. Fongue; and Spigelius sires ic chis Ose, chat
  31. ies rranverse Fibres do chicken, and as it vere,
  32. conserinze che Pongue, and dilare ic by ies ob
  33. lique Fibres, and brins it corvards the Palate by
  34. irsriete Fibres: Buc it is dispurable wherhexir
  35. DC a Muscle OF nOE.
  36. LINTER. Sec Scapha
  37. FIDDM Vivum. Sec Abestine Cloth.
  38. LIOHCEES, ihe Feralds Perm FOT Lions.
  39. Wrhen chere is more chan tuo ot them born in
  40. anY COaF OE ArmS, and no Ordinaer BecWCCM
  41. thC exteriOx Ox upper parr OF che Ponoue there chem; and ris all one, as a (mall OF YOuTS
  42. are a sreat mans licele Bodies which break out Tion.
  43. From che Surtace of the Pongue, and bendins
  44. à licele incline DaCk Vasus COmards che ROOF, 10
  45. that cher look likre a Comb t0 card WV0OI.
  46. These Castlaginous Boaies, in an X especially,
  47. seem co relemble the FISurCOL a WatS Tooh:
  48. In che lorver pare cher hare a certain Cavity;
  49. LIPOTEEMIA, or Lipopsichia IS Q LWOOn
  50. ins or Paincins avar, beins an impertect syncope,
  51. Wrhich sec.
  52. LIODTOS, are such Bodies as hare all ThC
  53. Properties oF Fluidicy, (sec chat Word) and
  54. wichal have cheir Particles (0 Formed, Rsured
  55. Ther are made OF a chick cenacious sibrOUS Mat- Or disposed, thac ther do adhere eo the Surtaces
  56. cer, Wrhich scems like a heap oF licele Rods:
  57. AboutHC sides of che l’ongue cher grou lmallet
  58. OE Tuch Bodies as are immersed in them, wrhich
  59. ive call metring: And chis PFOPerEY OF Liquid
  60. and smaller, so thac cher almost dilaxpear; and Bodies is somerimes called Humidity, Ox Moi-
  61. certain membranous Bodies arc placed at their (sture.
  62. Bass, Wvhich appeaF aE Arst OF a Conical Figure,
  63. and then oy ana by ot a more ooue Me, andet
  64. a paper Substance: AII the lictle Protuberances
  65. are cloacteu wichche Membrane ot CMC LOgC;
  66. thes ate timlr implanced in a certain renacious
  67. Tunic et the lonsue, chere beins ulider chem
  68. a crato, viscons, or nerrous subltance, elpect
  69. ally in chole Places where chere are remartcable
  70. Pirs in ihe Tonoue dispoled in likre order and
  71. manner, lo char in cheinner part ot the Lonsul
  72. there dic a great mans ot them irhich are Arm-
  73. sy implaca in a kind of viscous Body. When
  74. Ehe Membrane mac corelsne Whole Longue ls
  75. iaten ot, there appears a certain glurinous Sub.
  76. Rance; then a nerrous paxpr Bodr, somethus
  77. vello, Wes speac likre cheMembrane, anc
  78. discovers Lemarkrable nerrous Protuberances di-
  79. LIODOR os Fix nirre. See Fix d Nitre.
  80. TISE, in Archirecture, is a Arair merighe
  81. Rino wrhich runs round che lorver pare ot any
  82. oF che Columns just abore rhe Fore, and nexrro
  83. the ShafE Or BodY oF che Pillar.
  84. LISTEL, a small Band, or a bind oF Rule in
  85. che Mouldines oE Archirecture. Alo che SpacC
  86. betveen che Channellings oF Pillars.
  87. LITERAL Alcebra. Sec Alcebra.
  88. LITTAAROF, whac, and hou made, sec pu-
  89. rification of silver
  90. LITITIASIS, che Brcedins ot che Sconc) in
  91. the Ridners or Bladder.
  92. LIFTIONTRITTECKS, ave Medicines Which
  93. breate che stone, cirher in che Bladder or the
  94. Kidneys.
  95. LITFOTOMTA, is che Grand Operation
  96. vosd and orderd in a mondertul order. The oE curtins che Scone our ot the Bladder, and is
  97. next Lhisses chat appear are like Nipples in
  98. Greate abundance chan thole betore mentionea,
  99. and et aloset order; For a5 Masis litele Pro-
  100. thus described by Blanchard. The OpCratOE
  101. lars che sick Person upon a Potr Pillor, in the
  102. Bolom or Lap of lome Atrons Man, atcer he has
  103. curbances as corer the ourside of the Pongue, leap d chree or tout times trom an high, then hc
  104. (0 many nerrous lipples oF this POrr are Found ties the Flands on each side FaH to the Sole ot
  105. wichin: Lilen Proceed trom che common paprs
  106. the FOOr, and tro People Banding on cach side
  107. Substance, ero tolerably high, and MOOr out hold che Rnces a5 open as possible. Atcer chis
  108. Further inEO nerrOUS SpTourS From che cOP OF the Operaror moistenins one Finget OF hiS Let
  109. them, about which rou discorer innumerable Fland, or il Necessier require, the evo Foremost
  110. llC Proturbances proccedins From the Scock, ich Oil oF WVhire ROses, christs them up into
  111. und ot an equal heiste, onty Penderer, like a che Fundamene, and wich his Risluc Fand prel-
  112. Conc, and wrhich 50 within their proper C avI
  113. ses the upper pares oF the Scerers lighcHY, Thac
  114. Ees, ready made in the erass viscons Substance by chis means the Stone may De broushE cO che
  115. betore mentiored, and aE, last end covrard the Perinaum; Whick When he haS Forced chither
  116. outermost Membrane. Furchermore, the Sub- rich his Finsers, he curs wich 2 ewo edged
  117. Stance oF the Fonoue is musculons: The Cen- Enite, proporrionably cO the BIGHe(SOFCheStONC,
  118. Ea Pauco ol due Loneue contito l seretal toiel in be lettile, becnire ime tellieses nt due
  119. Fun dament,

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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/806933011:0474?run=74