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

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  1. TaaM, in Common Lau, sienities a Distress,
  2. oxthecaking anocher MansBoOds, and 15
  3. cichex Lanful, Or Dnlansul: Lansul Nacm, 15 2
  4. realonable Distress, proporcionable ro rhe Value
  5. ot chechins Distrained For.
  6. PTADTR, is char Point of the Llearens seem-
  7. insly under the Parth, which is Diametrically
  8. oppolice to che Poine directlr over our Head.
  9. viz. the Zenith; (0 chacther are boch as ic Were
  10. the Poles of the FTorizon, and distant From ic on
  11. cach side 90 Deorees, and consequentlr Fallupon
  12. eron as bis as aMelon, or 2Gourd; ic is made
  13. OE fac marrer, and cheretore ougturo be reckion-
  14. ed amones the Steatomata. Dee Steatomata.
  15. Blanchard.
  16. NATORE, chis Nord has usually chese Sie-
  17. nificarions.
  18. First, aud more ArictiY, ic is raten LoF a pe.
  19. culiar Dispolirion of Paris in lome parriculart
  20. Body; as We Cay, it is che Nature ot Fistres r0 live
  21. in cheWater.
  22. Secondly, Er is raten more largely Forthe V.
  23. che Meridian, one abore, che ocher under che niversal Disxosition oF aIl Bodies: And in chis
  24. Farch; and wrhaterer Diltance one ot them has sense ris nochins else, bur the Divine Providence,
  25. trom ihe Equator, and one ot rhe Poles os che Foralmuch as ir sorerns and direets all things by
  26. WVorid; the lame on rhe contrarr, has the other
  27. trom che opposite Pole, and adverse part oE the
  28. FguatOF.
  29. NATANT, Or Nacant, (i. c. Swimmins) is
  30. certain Rules and Lams, accommodated ro the
  31. Natures oF chings.
  32. Thirdly, IE is raken FOT the Essence OF any
  33. Thino, nor Corporeal, withche Attribures Belong.
  34. che proxer Term in Heraldrr, 10 Blazon Fistes insro ic: Phus ve Cay, Thacic is che Nature
  35. in an ECcurcheon, when cher are drann in an oF G0d ro be G00d, and the Nature oF che Soul rC
  36. Horizontal Polture, Fess vise, or TransverAr a-
  37. crossthe Fscurcheon; buc il they are Frect, ris
  38. Called Flauriant.
  39. NATLIMC of Cannon, is the dririns oF 3
  40. Nail, ox Tron pikre, by force into che Touch
  41. hiole oF a Piece ot Arrillerr, (0 a5 ro render ir
  42. uselels tothe finemy.
  43. NAISSANT, i. e. Nascent, just new BOrM;
  44. the Fleralds Ferm FOr a LVON, OF Orher BCast, ap.
  45. Pearins to beilluins or comins out os the midale
  46. Ot any Fesse, Or ocher Ordinarr; For it it come
  47. our trom che loer Line otche Ordinarr, ches
  48. callir Issuant.
  49. NAKED Fire, a Term used by ete ensil
  50. FOr an Oven Fire, Ox one norpent or closed up.
  51. NAPICKSBOnCS. Sec Nepers
  52. NARCBSIS, is a priratien e SCM, a L
  53. Palsic, C9c. Or in talcines oF Opium; Ec. Whence
  54. Arons Opiate Medicines are trequends cal.
  55. led,
  56. NAdeDeO, OE Lta Me
  57. CineS.
  58. LNASATTA, the lame chac Frrhina.
  59. NASCALTA, are licele Olobular Bodies whicl
  60. on lome Occasions, arc pur into the Neckotche
  61. Macrix; ther are madé ot the lame Suctlaee
  62. le lo FOug.
  63. Think.
  64. NTATDRALIZATION, is ivhen an Alien
  65. born Subject, is made the RingS Natural; and
  66. ehis must be done by ACt OE PartiaenE. Vide
  67. Denizons.
  68. NATVRAL Day. Sec Day
  69. NATDKAT TTorizon, che Pame with sen-
  70. sible FTorizon. Sec TTorizon.
  71. NIATORAL Ouantity. Sec Duantity.
  72. NATORAL Philosophy, is the lame with wtrat
  73. is ulually calld Physicks, viz. Phar Science itrich
  74. contemplates the Porvers oF NVature, the PrOPCF
  75. ties oF Nacural Bodies, and their mutual Action
  76. one upon another.
  77. NAVILDLARE Os, called also Crmbiforme
  78. is the chird Bone in cach FCOL, in ThAC parE OF
  79. it Wvtieh immediarels succeedsthe Leg
  80. TAVIDATION, is che ArEOF Sailins, Wvhere
  81. by che Mariner is instructed hour ro guide a
  82. Ship trom one Port ro anocher, the Mhorrest anc
  83. Catest waz, and in the sorrest Fime: And this
  84. is twotold; cicher
  85. Improper, Which is called Coastins, in wrhich
  86. the PlaCCS ArO AE nO GreaE distANCC OnC FrOMI
  87. avocher, and che Shrix Cails usually in sighe ot
  88. Land, ar. d is wichin Soundings. Now Tor the
  89. Performance oF chis, there is required a 500d
  90. Knoledge of the Lands, the VsC OFThe LOm
  91. DaIS, the Lead, or SoundinsLinc, and such
  92. BOOkS aS Rutters, _C
  93. Navisation Proper, is wrhere che Voyase is
  94. performed in the Vast Ocean, out ot sighr oF al
  95. ledse ot the Lead, Compass, _c. Bucthe Ma-
  96. Aer must be a chro sailer or Arrist, and under
  97. NATES Cerebri, are tuo round Prominences Sand Wvell MercatorS Charis, Azimuth and Am.
  98. plitude Compass, L05- Line, and all good Instru-
  99. at Sea. And hour ro pertorm the several PAIIS
  100. and Cases oE rtiis ArT, rov ill find under che
  101. NVord Plain, and MercatorS Sailins.
  102. NAOSTOOSNESS, Or Nausca, Loarhine, is
  103. but Cometimes inthe Shoulders; ils LSOLL HCHI) an earnest Fndearourro Vomit, with Sicknels
  104. NACYtCM
  105. a5 che Pessaria. Sec Pessaria.
  106. NASL O5, is a thin bur solid Bone, which
  107. makes ie upper parr of che Nole; iES uppet
  108. end is BInd Eo ThC O5. Frontis by the Sutura
  109. Transversalis: One OF itS Sides joins irs Fellou,
  110. and irs lores is joined ro rhe Os Maxillare, uxon
  111. iS lorver end che Carrilases ot ie NNorils are Land; and here is necessarr noc onty rhie KnOW
  112. fastened, exleally ic is smoorh, buc incernals
  113. in the Brain, Behind che Beds oF che Oprick
  114. Marrour Substance; they are CmaiI in Mem
  115. and larser in Beutes.
  116. NAETA, ISA GECAE COFE FumOr, with Pain and
  117. Colour, wrhich erons most ulually in the Backe,
  118. Nerres, Which GrOW tO THC UBDeF parE OF the mens ter Celestiat Observations thac can be ulec
  119. dec, per ic encreales (o prodigicusr, char it will and Vnealinets.

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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/806933011:0559?run=74