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

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1. TInder 25 and against 131 i5 - = 1564.
2. The Merid. Paris between the LWO, arC -5I8I. )
3. Example III.
4. tirudes 32 25) , and 53 23) North.
5. Onder 32 and 28alc 151 i5 - 2046.3
6. The Meridionat Latts Delveen ce L 2. Z 1756.
7. ricudes proposed, are -
8. MKKCON, in Forrification, is Mat Lat OI
9. he Parapet which lies berrvixe ero tmbrasures
10. beins from 8 10 9 Foor lons on the side ofF the
11. Cannon, and 6 on chelide of the Field; 25 21-
12. (0 6 Fooc hish, and 18 chick
13. MESARAICK Veins, arise FrOM, Or are ra
14. thev enclosed in the Mesentery, beins Branches cF
15. the Vena Portae
16. MESARA CAL, ihe same wich Mesenterium:
17. ihence i15 Vessels are called a5 wvell Mesaraicke
18. 25 Mesenterick
19. MESENTERY, is the Membrane oF thC P-
20. riconaum doubled, cnriched wich Clandules,
21. Nerres, Arteries, Veins, Chyliterous and Lym
22. pharick Vessels: Tris in che midale ot che Abdo-
23. men, and contains che Inrestines in a wondertus
24. manner. Ic has a grear Cilandule in chemidele
25. called Pancreas asellis; aboue wvtich are sererat
26. other less Clandules, ro which the Milkr Vesels
27. OE chC, Ars Rark rend, Trom the Incestines and
28. Ermpharick Vessels, From the Liver and ocher
29. Parro: From, chele Clandules 2gain the Milk
30. Vessels, ot che second Rankc ascend to the VeNet
31. chac carries the Mals oF Chyle, and discharse
32. chemselres into ic. Blanchard.
33. MESENTERICK Arteries: ThC EpPer OF
34. ohich, is Caid ro distribure ic selt among the
35. mall, Gurs; and the Inder onc t0 80 10 the
36. lovex Part ot che Mesentery.
37. MESII, Or Mcas, a Term in Law, signity
38. ins him thar is Lord oF a Manor, and (0 tach
39. Tenans holdins ot him; vet himselE holds of
40. a Superior Lord. Ir signities also a Weic, which
41. lierh erhere chere is Ford, Mesn, and Tenant:
42. The Tenant holderh oF the Nesn by the lame
43. Services wrhereby che Mesnholderh oF the Lord;
44. and che Tonant oF the Nesn is distrain d by che
45. Superior Ford, For thac his Serrice or Rent which
46. wobich is continued eo ele cseac burs, Wing in
47. che mids ot the Cruc Colon, Whereto ic is joined
48. cles, Lvencs uuo on each lide; Fleren F. Xter
49. nal, and as many Internal.
50. NETACARPDS, and Metacarpium, i5 che
51. Back oF the Fland, made of Four oblons lirtle
52. Bones, wrhich expand che lalm ot che Iland,
53. and cher are called Post-brachialia.
54. METACARPOS, is a Bone OF che Aem, made
55. up OF Four Bones which are annexed to ctic
56. Four Fingers; chat which suctains the Fore Anser
57. is che bisgest ard lonsest. Ther are round and
58. lons, a licele conrex and round rowards che
59. Back of the FTand, and concare and plain 10-
60. wards che Palm: They are hollon in the mid-
61. dle, and Full OF MarrOW; ther touch one anO-
62. ther onlr ac their Extremities, learing Spaces in
63. their midale, in wrhich lie che Musculi interossei
64. In che upper end chere is a Sinus, Wwhich receires
65. che Bones of the Wrist, and their lover fixtre
66. miey is round, and is receired into the sinus of
67. the Arst Bones oF the FingerS.
68. METACONDZLI, are the urmost BOneS OE
69. the Fingers.
70. MELALS and MTinerals. The ExcellenEPrO-
71. morer oF all usesul Learnins, Bimop Wilhins
72. eit ale ine Metcorat tcll. 1
73. in his Real Character, sires che follomins Table
74. OE Metals.
75. Metal is a Mineral, for the most part of a Flard
76. Consistence, Close, Ductile, and Fulil; and may
77. be distincuisted into
78. I. Perfect.
79. Narurato
80. And this is cirher, C Factitious.
81. HI. Impersect.
82. Metalline Kinds, Or.
83. Wich RelerenCCLOZ Recrementitious Parts.
84. First, Natural Metals are Tuch aS OFthemselres
85. sro in the Parch, Wwithout any kind of Mixture
86. or ocher help by che Am oE Men. And chesearc
87. Cither,
88. P. More Rare and Precious: OF 2
89. Tellomist Colour, most heary; nor gromine in
90. parricular Mines, Wrhere ic is debased wichr
91. anz drosse Mixture, bue found pure cither
92. in small Sands, or rocky Brarches; and
93. this iS Gold.
94. Mthitist Colour, next in Value ro Gold, not
95. subject to Rust, vielding (When AruCK) 2
96. plealant Sound; 25 Silver.
97. 2. OF a Midele Vatue, and OF 2
98. Hhitist Colour, and more POFE Consistence,
99. i5 Tin: But OF a
100. Reddiss Colour, 25 Copper.
101. 3. OF a Bater Value, and more Common,
102. ire
103. Example
104. Tet it be required to find ihe Neridional Par
105. between 25 131 South Latitude, and 51 3C
106. North.
107. ecad which is ot agec cet Comlence, a
108. aarrit Colour, andnOE Sonorous.
109. etoius volileleluee au lace comulelceus adteot
110. 2 mls dacte CotOuF1O.
111. Vnder SF and against 301 i5 3616. E
112. Fe sina ehe Meridional Minures Berween the L a
113. Onder 53 and 2eainst 231 is = 3802.
114. is due to the Mesn.
115. MESOCOLON, is chat Pa OF Ee Mesenver
116. ins itssprhole Course, and in irs lowest Border
117. delem d FatC ot. che Rectum.
118. AILSOLABIOMI, in Machemaricks, is an LH-
119. Rrumene For sindins Mean Proporrionals.
120. deconaty.

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