Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- ole rhich are continued in che Lelendicu-) certtices) foreins chem alons rithit 1o che P’ex
- lar Inicerrals ofihe scrata, are Clnel Ich 25 are pendicular Interrals; Where harins more room
- and a srcer passase chan betore, ic deserrs chem
- and leares them in thole Interrals; and chacthis
- War aIl the Mineral and Mecallick Mecal nOW
- tound in chose Places, was broushr chirher, and
- chere dostill gro and increale.
- Bucchacchese in che Scraca do HOL, NOr CanHOE
- orou, but on the contraer, are continually les
- rened and diminished, by so much as hach been
- sucte as are distinsuimable by beins ol lome ob. conrered incorheir Perpendicular Incerrals, and
- Tervabe Figure; 25 che sparry Stiriae Or Fceycles,
- called Scalactosae, ex racher Stasonitae; he La
- rire Salme lccycles, ox Sob Stalactirum;
- eriolum Mlocticum Nativum; che Vitriolum
- Capillare; che aleren Scalactirum and Capillare;
- Minera Ferhs Scolactios, wtuch woten several. Ot
- the Crlnere Stiriae are Conrisuous, groins
- rosertier, is ic vere, in one cheat, is called Bruss
- Tron Ore; he Arrentum Arborascens and Caxillare.
- Tochele alle alo che chrya a
- necals, viz. The Tim, and Mundick Crains, che
- Tcon Rhombs. Cheystallis ed Nicre, Salt, AIom,
- Vicriol, aud Sulphur: OE which Corr allo, arc
- he Ciems ex Erones chacareheremur inco Cubes.
- ineo Pyramidical Forms, er into Angulared Co-
- hach been broushr forth on the Surtace of the
- Fiarrh by Sprinos, Rivers, and Exhalations Crom
- theAby(s, ever since theDeluse.
- The Doctor suppoles also, har che Birumen.
- Which is found in Cumps, or congulared Masses
- in some Sprinss; and irhich in others, is found
- Aoarins on the Surtace of the Water in chefiorm
- OF an Oyt, (called by Nacuralists, Naphrha and
- Petroleum:) Thac che Sale wherewiththe Salinae
- Or Salr Springs abound, che Vicriol, Alom, Nitre
- Sulphur, Sparr, and ocher Minerals, Wherewict
- the Acidulae, or Medicinal Springs are impregna-
- red; allehese Mincrals, he Paich, vere ArAlod5
- ed inthe Scrata OF Stone, Coal, FartH, (9c. ane
- hare since been ecuced thence, and conrered
- lumns, consistirs oi six Sices, and mueronared (incothole Sprines, bythe Wacer perradins chose
- or rerminatis in a Poinc; Deins cicher Opale Or
- Scrata in ies pallase trom che AbYIs torvards the
- Pellecid, or but partly E0, and coloured Black, Caid Sprinss. Sec a much larger Account ol
- Wrhice, Crey. PEcd, Purple, Bluc, ZelloW, Or
- Creen: v. er. Chrystal, che Pseudo- Adamantes.
- theCornis and Bristom-Stones, Crystallized Sparrs,
- che tris, che Amethy he Saphire, e 10paZ,
- the Fmeraula, EC.
- A5 10 che Criom ard Production Os Melato
- aud Miverals, the Dr. Trom che Lishe his Obler-
- varions have siven him, comes ro chele Conclu-
- SiOnS.
- chis Marrer under che word Fossils.
- METAL, a word Frequenely used about a
- Piece ot Ordnance, or Grear Cun: Phe Our-
- side or Surtace ot her is called, the Superficies
- of her Metals: When che Mouth oE à GreaF
- Cun lies lorver than her Brecch, ther CaY, She
- lies under Metal; buc il Me lies truly lerel, Poine
- blanke, orrighe wirh cheMark, ther (a7, She lies
- rirhe mith her Metal
- METALLDROT, isthe Workins Or Opera
- tion uxon Mecals, in order ro render chem most
- che scraru oove cheir prelent etale alet tine, hard, briste, beauritul, cerriceable or ule-
- Fus eo Mtankind.
- MEFAPEDIOM che Came in chC FDOE, chat
- Metacarpus is in the Fland.
- METAPHIOR, a Frope in Phetorick, by
- erhich wre put a Aranse and remore NVord FOF 2
- Proper Word, by realon of its resemblance wirh
- thethins of Wvhich e speak: A5 a Kins is cal-
- led the fIcad oF his Ringdom, because he com-
- mandsthe Members oF the Polirick BodY, as che
- TIead coesthe Natural Body
- METAPHIREADM, isthac part of theBack,
- Wrhich comes atrer the Diaphrasme, Blanchard.
- METAPTOSIS, is the degeneraring ot one
- Disease inro another, a5 oF a Ouartan Ague, into
- 2 Fertian; and on che contrary, ot an Apo-
- plexy into a Palsie, _C.
- ME TASTASIS, is wohen 2 Dileale soestrom
- one part ro anocher; which happen co Apople
- Ctick Pcople, when che Marrer irhich aftectsthie
- Brain is rranstated rothe Nerres.
- METATARSDS, is composed oF sive lic-
- ile Bones, connected ro chole of che Arst parr
- ot che Foor, which immediarets succceds che
- le
- chere gathercd into a Rude Flcap, wirhour ans
- Parricular Form or Order, lyins included wichir.
- Ehervo opposice Walls o sices et ule lala lnter.
- vals, vnch accorains ro cheir quatities, ihe
- whols. Ex parels SiII.
- In luch manner is sparr, and ocher Mineral.
- utuass sound; as alo the, common Ores ot
- 1. LALE EHC FAF BTCATEIE PAHE OF our MeralS
- and Minetals, viz. aI Cuch as ac le io IHI
- dex ro che Oniversal Deluze, Whenche Strata Ot
- Scone, alch, MCarble, C5C. Themietres ec a
- s0 Forme. Ac which rime also vere all Metal-
- lick and neral PFodules wharsoerer Formed:
- as elllose in Rude Lumps, Tuch 25 the com-
- mon egritae, Elines, Pebbles, Agates, Onyxes,
- Faspers, Cornelions, Ecc. 25 those of a more ob-
- serrable Figure and regular Shape, as the Sele-
- nires, Belemnites, Stelechires, Mineral Coral.
- 2. That ihe Mecallick and Minerat Mattes
- non Found in the Perpendicular Interrals Ox Fis
- Tures oF the several Scrata, oF Whichche Body oF
- che Parch is compoled, was all of ic orisinalls,
- and ac the time of the Deluse, lodsed in the
- Bodies ot chole Scrara, tharir aseduced thence
- and cransnirted into chese Incerrals Since chat
- time; che Interrals chemselres nor existino ril
- he scrata vere formed, and afcerwards broten,
- to lec che Wrarer irom or the Parth. See Pari 2
- Consect. 3, 6. aud Part. 3. Sect. 2. of his Natural
- Tristory of the Farth.
- Ene he suppoles that rhe Warer which is con-
- rinvally ascendins trom che AbyIS, cowards rhe
- Surtace ot che Olobe, (sec Abyss, and etre word
- Sprinss) continvallr perradins che Bodies OF che
- Strata, deraches out of their Pores and Incercti-
- cesque Fueh Mecaltick and Nineral C orpuscles 25
- lic loole in ins way, (and wrhich are Withal (0) ale Called Mereors Fromcheir Fleration; becaule
- Mitadus (acCoc 10 eaC Cartestant) alc
- certain rarious Impressions made upon che Fle.
- Lilems, CaMe elem in dinerene POrIMS, and
- at ait 30. 10 be capabie ee patere hcoe prdle do let lite aebo pares phes apsege 1o be tiet n pie
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