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

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  1. OCCIDENTAL (i. c. WV estvard) in astrono
  2. my, a Planetis Paid ro be Occidental Wvhen ic Sers
  3. attex the Sun.
  4. OCCIPTTALIS, and iis Pariner, are Stor,
  5. but Broad, Thin, Flesty Muscles, Situared on
  6. the Occiput, From Whence cher derire cheir
  7. Nairies; When chese act, chey pult che Flairy-
  8. Scalp backvards.
  9. OCCIPTTIS OS, is a Bonc oP cie Cranium,
  10. chac lies in che hind- part oF che tlead; ic i5 2l
  11. most like a Poenge With IES lorver Angle TUTM
  12. Cd inwards, ic joins the Ossa Parieralia and Pe-
  13. trosa, by the sutura Lambdoidalis: IE is chickeeF
  14. than anv ot che ocher Bones ot che Cranium, Vet
  15. ic is very chia where che splenius, Complexus.
  16. Trapezius, are insertec. Externally ie is roueti
  17. Internallr ic has ervo sinuss in wtich lic che
  18. Procuberances ot the Cerebellum, and evo large
  19. Furrons in Wrhich lic the Sinus Literales.
  20. Ic has Seven FToles: The ArH ENO arC COm
  21. mon to ic and the Ossa Petrosa; the lateral Si-
  22. nussand che Par vacum, pals chro chem. The
  23. Third is the greac Hlole chro ertrich the Medulla
  24. Spinalis passes. The Foureh and Fitch are the
  25. Floles chro wrhich che ninth pair oE Nerres pas-
  26. SC5. The Sixth and Seventh are rvo HIoles,
  27. chro which chere passes evo Veins, which brine
  28. the Blood From che FXTerNal PCGUIeHES EO The
  29. Sinus Literales; Lometimes there is buc one, and
  30. Sometimes none oF chese LWO; there are Pome-
  31. times ero more chro Whichthe Verrebral Veins
  32. Pals.
  33. This Bone has allo rivo Apophyses, orie on cact
  34. Side oF che oreat Hole; they are lined wirh a
  35. Cartilase, and articulaced wich che tirst Verrebra
  36. Ot che NVeck. TEhaS al(O a (maII ProtuBeranCC
  37. in iis midele, From which there soes a small Li
  38. sanienr, wvhrich is insexted inco the AeA Verrebra
  39. OF itic Neck. IE is longer in Beacts than in
  40. Meri.
  41. DCEVETATION, in Astronomy,is ihe Fime
  42. That a ScaF OP Planer is hid FrOm Our SigHE when
  43. Fclipsed by che Interposition of rhe Body oE che
  44. MOOn, Or lome ocher Plariet betveen it and
  45. IS.
  46. DCCOPANT. JE Feriant par terme de auter
  47. vie dies, living Cestuy quo vie; he thar Airst en
  48. ters Mail holdche Land, durins che other Man S
  49. Lise, and he is in Lair called an Occupant, bc
  50. carise tis Tirle is by his srst Occuparion; and 10
  51. named Nuscle. This TuEnS chC LAIGh OuE- it 2 Fenant for his omn Lite, pranE over HIS F
  52. Rate co another, il che Crancee dies, there Mall
  53. bc an Occupant.
  54. OCCOPATION, signities sin L av) chepur.
  55. tins a Man our of his Frec-hold in rime oF WV ar
  56. and is allone wich che Disseisin in rime ot Peacc,
  57. OCGIDENT, is eie West. Ouarrer oF the onty it is nor (0 dangerous. Fis caken allo For
  58. is, in his PosesiOn.
  59. OCCOPAVEE, is a Wric thac lierh Cortim
  60. irhichis ejected out of his Land or Penement in
  61. times OF War, 25 a WVeic oF NTovel Disseisin lies
  62. For onc ejected intime of Peace
  63. OCFAN, is by Gcographers caken for rhar
  64. great Collection ot Wacers; or large Sea, Which
  65. compasses in che whole Farth, and into wwhich
  66. the ocher leser Seas do ulually run
  67. The Surtace oF the whole Ocean, or oF al the
  68. Eixarii
  69. it comards he Place where il is 1o appeat: anee
  70. be encompassed ich a Boat o CloM On evers
  71. chac no Ras may 50 behides it, ler che Picture
  72. CtOn.
  73. sce. At che Objeet be a olacue or lome livins
  74. Credture, then it muse De The more ehtighined
  75. BY Calcs the Sun Bans M IV) Ketection and
  76. Retraction boch: Becween chis Obscel alu ille
  77. NValI, must. De placed a broac ConVex Cola(S.
  78. Grou luch a Convexier chacicmas represent
  79. elle Object distinet on che Wall: And cherefore
  80. ers best to have a clean Linnen Cloth instead os tho
  81. Wall; mhich may be huns up ans uhere accordin
  82. dthe Distance of the Olasss Focus. LMC HCarex
  83. The Glals is to the Object, che more will ehie
  84. Ooject De masmitied on che nau or Cloch; and
  85. eHle Furthex oA, the lels; Wwhien also will depend
  86. on the Conrexitr oF the GlalS.
  87. IF che Object CanNOF BC InvenCa (aS EIS PFCL-
  88. cy disficult eo do ich Livine Mmmals.. Canales,
  89. XC.) Ien chere inust. Dc tivo Palse Castes
  90. conremem spneres, arid eher placect il cel ap.
  91. propilated Viltances (irhich are verr casils Fonne
  92. by Lals) 10 as ro make ne Represenrarion e
  93. rect as ell asthe Object.
  94. And is the votiole Matrer DC WelL MaIIaBCd, Se
  95. tharthe Spectarors sec nochins oF he aparatS
  96. ic ill be d verr surpritine en nem le sec an
  97. Imase dpCat bY 10500 a L.1GHC OM a LLaM in
  98. the midst ot d Room, Wvhere nocine can be dit
  99. OBTDSE Angles. Sec Angles.
  100. OBFOSF Angular Section os a Conc. 50
  101. Ancient CCometers called chac Conick C
  102. Wtrich Cince, by Apollonius, is calseu ee Pet.
  103. bola becaule cher contidered ic ets M ICM
  104. Cone, whole Section by rhe ssc is a Friarnele
  105. Obruse aveled at the Vexrex.
  106. OBTOSE. Angled Friangle. Sec Triancte
  107. OBTDRATOR Excernus, i5 a Mulcle 0
  108. ehe Ttish, (0 called trom ies Siruation; anc
  109. orator Femoris Pxirorsum, From is DTe: Lc haci
  110. a lacx echy Besimmins From ene LXterMAL LartS
  111. corered a ecem alt Axpari
  112. ot ehie Os Tschium and Pubis, and he Memibrane
  113. chac Corers chieir Foramen externallr, Oppo to
  114. the Origination oF. the Marsupialh OE Obrurator
  115. Internas; ana paITIMS ETAnEVCFII DACK WaLaS, LeL
  116. Tens LC se, astet Oecenses cenelinouis ac ies Inser
  117. tion ro eHe RoOr ot the srear lrochanter ot che
  118. Thigh-Bose, Heat ee cemactori ot che last
  119. Watas
  120. OBTOBATOR Internus. Sec Masaptalis
  121. OBVENTIONS, signities Rents Ot ReVC
  122. rues, properiu ot Spiricual I. 53 do al10
  123. OAerineS
  124. Hlorizon; Or ris thar pari of rhe Florizon ntere DSC Or Tenure, as when tis Caid, suct L and
  125. che louer Hlemisphere: In Come Books rou Will
  126. oneer wich. Cuch Termsas chele.
  127. OCCIDENT Estival, iS TMaE POInE OF thC
  128. FTorizon, Where the Sun SCES AE IES FMEPaNCC INLO
  129. ehe sion C’ancer, When che Days are longest.
  130. OECTDENT Fbernal, IS Chat POInE OF the
  131. Forizon Whrere the Sun Sers When ic enrers into
  132. ehe Sien oE Capricorn, ac Wtict Dd).
  133. (wich u5) arc Morrest.
  134. OCCTDEN I squinoctial, IS CMAE POInEOF Ch
  135. Aries oeLibra
  136. the Fcliprick, or che Sun cherein descends into in che Penure or Occupation oF suchr a Man, cha
  137. Horizon, vohere ihe Sur sers, ilien il ericers (Seas ot ie ClobC, A. Keil compures sin his

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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/806933011:0571?run=74