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

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  1. M A 1
  2. FOp-Gallant Matts, bur cheir Fall comes donnno j our Farch wvhen che Sun is in the Equi
  3. Farcher chan che Jop, Wohen ic is haled: The nOXCS.
  4. Word is Fop the Mariners; i. e. Ilale them uP.
  5. Their desien is, in fuxling the Sail, tobrins hât
  6. part of che Leetch etrich is next chie Tard Arm,
  7. Clole up 10 che Larc, chac s0 che Sail may surle
  8. UD thecloler.
  9. NARS, The Name OF one oF the PLanCLS
  10. which moresround che sun in an Orbit bacreen
  11. thac ofche Parth and Tupiter.
  12. Fo vien chis Planet, there requires a g00C
  13. Telescope, with (mall Apertures on the Object-
  14. And trom hence, the Lcarned Dr. Gresory in
  15. his Astron. Phys. C Geomeer. P. 473, conjectures
  16. verr probably, Thacche Fosciae OE this Planet do
  17. arise: Wrhich are certain Smathes or Fillets wrhick
  18. appear in Mars, andare posited parallel co his F-
  19. quatot. For since chere is alivars in che Came
  20. elimate (here) nearty che Came Degrec ot Flear,
  21. Tis likelz chac chele Spors in Mars orrine cheir
  22. orisinalio Fleat and Cold, (as in our Parrh Ctouds
  23. and Sno d0) mar be extended in the Paid, Cli-
  24. ElaIs, Or else his Clairs Listr makes buc a con- mates in parallels to the Rquator, orrothe Circle
  25. Fused Appearance.
  26. This Planet (aS WelIas the rest) BOrrOWS ils
  27. Light From the sun; and has ies Increase ayd
  28. of Mars his Diurnal Rerolurion, and (o Formche
  29. Fasciae. Andche same is true oF Fupirer, wtrick
  30. 25 ell as Mars, hath a Perpetual Rguinoz.
  31. Decrease oF Lishr like our Moon; and ic mar beThac Mars hach an Armosphere, Like Outs, is
  32. Peen almost bissected wrhen in his Ouadratures
  33. ich che Sun, Ox in his Periseon, BUIE ReVeF COF-
  34. niculated or Calcared as the other Interiors.
  35. March 10. 2665. Dr. Fook obserred this Pla
  36. net, Wich 2 36 foor Tube, and saw ies BodY a5
  37. ParsC verr near as the Moon at Full; and in il
  38. tie oblerred sereral Spors, and particularty
  39. Friangular one; Wrhich havins a Mocion, he
  40. concluded the Planet eo hare a turbinated MO-
  41. tion round ils Centre.
  42. argued trom che Phanomena oF the Fix d Scaes
  43. appearins obscur dand as it rvere exrinct, when
  44. ther are seen just byrhe Body of Mars: And it
  45. (0, a Spectator in Mars Wwillhardly ever sec Ner-
  46. cury, untess it may be in the Sun; Wwhen FhaE
  47. Planer passes orer his Diske likre a Spot, 25 hC
  48. doth Cometimes to uS.
  49. To an FyC in Mars, Venus vill appear about
  50. 25 Fax From the Sun, 25 Mercury dothi trom him
  51. rith us; and che Farth, 25 Far aSV enus apDearS
  52. In the Tear 1666. February the Cth in the to us, to be tromthe Sun. And Whenthe Larrh,
  53. NOrmine, MII. Castini Wwich a 16 F0Or Telescope,
  54. obserred to dark Spors inthe Arst Face oF Mars,
  55. MOVINS FrOMI JL ac Niohc until BreaK OF Day.
  56. February the 24th in the Frenino, he PaW two
  57. ocher Spors in the other Face ot this Plariet, litce
  58. beins seer trom Mars, appears in Conjunction
  59. rich, and rery near to the Sun, the Martial
  60. Spectator will see that which Cassini onceor tvice
  61. Car in Venus, viz. The lorver Planet (Or the
  62. Fapth) appear horned or Falcated; and iEs Sa-
  63. those oF the sirst, buc much bigger: And conti- cellire, the Moon OF che same Fionre, and ac its
  64. nuins the Obserrarions, he found the Spors ot
  65. these erro Faces eo turn by licele and lirrle From
  66. Fast t0 WVest, and EO retuEn ac the spacC OF 24
  67. FTours, 40 Minutes, 2o the lame Situation, Where-
  68. in cher vere seen at sirst
  69. Sreacest distance, not abore L5 Minutes oF aDC-
  70. Eree Fromthe Farth. Cres. Astronom.
  71. NARSTIALLIO, a Coac oF Aems (in FIC
  72. caldey) Signities the due and proper joining ot se
  73. veral Coars of Arms in one and che Came Shield
  74. Whence he concluded, Thac che Rerolurion or Fscurcheon, together ich their OrnaMeHES,
  75. OF ehis Planer ronnd is AXis, is perform d in the
  76. space OE 24 FIOUrS, 40 Miriutes, Or therea
  77. bOutS.
  78. LIC Dutance oF Mars From Me sun, is abou
  79. One anc aIL Hal OL chat ot the Farth From the
  80. Sun; and cheretore to an Fire placed in Mars
  81. the Diameter of the Sun vould appear by one
  82. and an half sels than ic doch to us, and conse
  83. quenele his Lishe and Hleat rill be buc halt ol
  84. rhac ic is here on our Farth; buc chis admits ot
  85. a sensible Variarion, because oF che great FcCen
  86. tricier oF Mars his Orbit, yer nOr (0 great as in
  87. MCiCurI.
  88. Mars his Zear is almost trvice as W0HB as OUIS,
  89. and HIS Natural Day a HEEIC STCALEF Than OUIS;
  90. buc his ficiat Day, Ox the Lime in irhichthe
  91. ParES and Appurrenances.
  92. MASCLE, a TerHI I LC-
  93. taldey tor a Dearins ot thIS LL
  94. sure: Cules a Cherron Frmin
  95. between three Mascles Argene,
  96. by chie Name oF Bellgrave.
  97. Ouillim Caich, the Mascle se
  98. presentsthe MaMOF a NCT; and
  99. i5 an honbutabse Bearins.
  100. Mascle difters trom a LOzensC,
  101. onlr by beins voided.
  102. MASSE, ehis Wordis uled by cheNtaturat Phi-
  103. IO(OpherS EO exprels the Onantitr oF Natrer in 2-
  104. ny Bodr, and ehis MII. Nemron Caith, he Foune
  105. by most accurate Experiments on Pendulums, 0
  106. be alvays proporrionable 10 the WeiohE oF BO-
  107. Cun appears abore his FTorizon (Besidesthe Trvi- dies, which is 2 800d ArgUMeHE tO prore thc
  108. lighe Delere Surille, and atter Sun-set, accord-
  109. InS ED LCIIC SAII IILLGIMOF EHC AEIMOIPIIETC) is al
  110. Necessir ot alloving a Disseminare Vacuum.
  111. MASSEITERES in AnaromY, are Morr Thick
  112. mostererr irhere equal ro his Nighe; and con- Tendinous Muscles oF che lorver Jarr, produced
  113. sequenly in one and che same place on his Sur- Formards From the Os Primum oF the Upper Jawr
  114. Tace there can be bur licele rarietr oF SeasOnS aS and bactemards from the Zusal Bone; thes are
  115. 2o Suimer and VInter, (9C. The ReaIOn OF connected co the LOuer TaWV. They atict thC
  116. votrich is. Thatthe AXis OE the Diurnal RerOI. Temporales eo move it ro therighr side, lefr-side,
  117. tion of this Planet, is neariy at RiohE Anoles and Forward accordino ro the rarious Disposirion
  118. With the Plane OE Fhe OXBIE. Buc Places late OF che Fibres.
  119. in divers Latitudes, or ac divers Distances Hom
  120. MASTER of the ROIlS, IS an AHiltanE 10 the
  121. his Fgnator, ill hare very difterent Derrees OF Lord Chancellor, or Lord Kceper oF che Great Se2
  122. FTCaL, By reason oE che disterene Inelination OF OF Fneland, in che FTIOH COUEF OF Chancery, and
  123. che duro aro ro Mhetloricon; no loche Cale oe l in tle ablence, heato due caules chece, auo, si

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