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

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  1. extraratared and curred inro a JellY. Blan-
  2. chard.
  3. DESOPHIACEADS, or Sphineter Culae, seerS
  4. t0 bc a Concinuarion ot che Muscle called Preri-
  5. copharinseus, arilins From each side of ihie seu-
  6. citormal Cartilage, and litre ic, passes ro a mid-
  7. Ale Line om the baCk-FaFE OE ChC FauCeS.
  8. This dos noc altist che Prerisopharingeus in
  9. compresins che masticared Alimene into the
  10. Cula, buc is choushe by some to Arengrhen che
  11. Scuriformis, and render che Pone ot ihe Voice
  12. TIOTE aCuITC.
  13. DESOPIHCDS, ihe Culler, is che Pipe o
  14. Er hach Veins in che Neck trom che Jusulars.
  15. in che Thorax From che Vena sine pari; buc Wvtere
  16. ic is joined co the Scomach, it hach lome Tvigs
  17. From che Ramus coronarius, Which is a Branch
  18. Ot che Vena portae
  19. De hach Arteries in che Neck Grom che C arori-
  20. des; in the Thorax, From ihe intercostals; and
  21. in che abdomen, Trom che Ramus caeliacus coro-
  22. narius.
  23. Nerves it hach, Tom che Par vagum or Fieticti
  24. Pair.
  25. le hach Four Glandules; Tuo in che Thronc,
  26. which are called Tonsilla, Or Almonas, COIHOM
  27. Funnel rhac conversthe Meat inco che Scoinach. 2o ic and the Largnx, which separate 2 mucous
  28. EE is an Orsanical Part oF the Body, round and
  29. hollon, beginnins ac the Roor oE the Tongue
  30. behind the Larrna, (etrich Part oF ic is called
  31. Pharynx) and descendech trom chence directly
  32. becveen che Windxipe and Vertebra oF the Neck,
  33. and che Four Arst Vertebrae ot che Thorax, upon
  34. Which ic resteth; buc wvhen ic is come toche
  35. Filth Verrebrae, u sirech may r0 the descendine
  36. Trunk oF che grear Arcerr, by bendins a licrle
  37. corhe Righl suc, alcetward accompangins che
  38. Arterr donn ro che Winch Verrebra, chere il
  39. curns a lirrle to the L etr again, and climbs upon
  40. the AEterY; ane O) ana By, av the Flerench
  41. Vertebra, it passech chroush che Midrif, 2 lirele
  42. on the Lete side ot irs Hervous Centre, ac
  43. Fole distinct From Fhax OF thC GrCAL AETerY, anc
  44. is inserred er continued inco che L ete Oritice ot
  45. heentricle
  46. Or picuirous Floumour ro moistenthem. Orher
  47. Tivo ic hach near irs midale, on irs our and back-
  48. Ede, about ihe Fitch Vertebra OE rhe Thorax:
  49. namely, irtiere ic gires vas co the Trunk os
  50. the Aorra, and turns Comewhac to the RighE
  51. Side, Or at the Place where the aspera Arteriais
  52. divided into tvo Branches. These are 25 b18
  53. each ot chem, a5 a Kidner-Dean, and oF thie
  54. Came Strape; but lometimes there are more chan
  55. cvo, and then cher are less: They are PoFc and
  56. tunsous; and cheir se hach been reckoned 10
  57. be For rhe Separarion ot a Juice co moisten ehe
  58. Guller. BUEDE. Wharton rejects chis Opinion
  59. because there appears no excretory Vessels rhar
  60. mishr conver ihe Liquor rhac is separared in
  61. them ro wichin che Culler. Hloverer, cho Tuch
  62. Vessels do nor appear, ret ic is more probable
  63. char cher serre For char Vse, chan For rhac whictu
  64. TEis composedoF Threc Membranes; theOur- he actions ro them, viz. lo deaw out trom the
  65. most is comimon ro ir and rhe Sromach, and 15 Lympha, thac runs chroush chem, chac suice
  66. rers can de endomed onts lch membra-
  67. erhich is more mild and sic For Nouristiment
  68. For the DSe OF the Nerres that are Fastened t0
  69. them; or ro depolice che Remainder inro chc
  70. common Chyliferous Duet by a Pipe, which he
  71. cebrae e he Weck and Breast, upon ohe ic (suxpoleth chere must be, bur does noc de
  72. Ccribe.
  73. The Gullet serrech a5 2 Conduit 10 conver
  74. Mear and Drink by trom the Mourh eo theSio
  75. mach; For these beine turned donn inco che
  76. Throac by che Pongue, all che Membranes ol
  77. the Phargnx are relazed For che Reception there.
  78. oF, and presenely che lame are (queezed donn
  79. che Guller, by che Constriction oF is midele
  80. Coac, and the Muscles oF che PharynX
  81. OFFA AIba. S0 V. Ftelmont calls a wotire
  82. Coagularion erhich will arise, is equal Parts ot
  83. hiohls Rectihed Spirirs of Wine and TTrine be
  84. cher ro intersect, did lie underneach aler, mixed and Maken together; bur che Spirie on
  85. Vrine must be distilled trom wvell. Termented T)-
  86. rine, and ir must be cruls dephlesmated, or else
  87. ic will nor succeed.
  88. OFFLCE sionities nor ontr chat Function, by
  89. lr, as Ancient Anaromists hare caushe; but Virtue whereot a Man hach Some Fmploymene
  90. DE. Willis aftirms ic ro have Fibres oF divers in the Atairs OF anorher; bur also an Inqui
  91. tion made r0 che Rinss Ose or any chine, b7
  92. virrue. oF his Office who enquireth: And there
  93. fore We otrentimes, read ot an Office Found
  94. irtich is nochins else bur such a chins found by
  95. Inguisirion made ex officio. And ris used in chis
  96. Sence in 33 TF. 8. 20. and in scamf. Praros
  97. F0l. 6. 6r. Where t0 traverse an Ofice, IS TOETZ
  98. verle the Inquisition. caken oF an Osioe. And
  99. in Ricchin, Fol. X77, to return an Office, iSEO re-
  100. curn char which is found by virtue oF che Office
  101. Andchere be Tvo Corrs of Offices; in this signi-
  102. fcation, illuins our de ehe tincheguer DY Eo
  103. mittion.
  104. nous Libles, and chole verr llendel. Some de-
  105. rire lo ome ons ee ars, sene trom he
  106. eleura, and lome From the Lisamenes of the Ver-
  107. restech: Allotich Opinic accnsEODE. Clis-
  108. son) ly berrue, il cher be incended ony oF an
  109. Orisue et Continuation or Cornexion, secine
  110. it is continued plainty co che Threc KcC, and knit
  111. 10 che laic; Dul lione ot ihem ls true, it ther
  112. be incended ot a sustainins or maintainine Ori-
  113. Puse, et et a caise ot intluence. The SC.
  114. concor Midale is Helhy and rets, and consists
  115. et Lo Kanks ot Helhy Libres, Wrhich alcend
  116. d aescend obliquelr, (spiralvise) and do
  117. mucually incercullare ox crols one another, (025
  118. CsE the Fibre, irtrich betore ic met wich ano-
  119. rides lixon chac wnich it incerlclls, adet 10 Con-
  120. cinles uppermolt, ull il comtes l0 a sccortu and
  121. lo on by Turns. Lhe Lhird or lnnermolt is
  122. endued with Aender Araie Fibres, AIIe CIOLC On-
  123. Kius, and chose dirersti woven one wich ano-
  124. cher. Ic is wholly nerrous, lavins a cerrant
  125. hoarr or donnr Substance thac cloachs iIS In-
  126. side. Lcis conrinved ro char Membrane cu je
  127. vereth che Mouch, sades alte Lps, al. (de-
  128. cdins ro Or. Willis) ue delcetlus esree Fin-
  129. selo Sicalum delo ne Mouth oE he StO
  130. Erom is beins chus common to che Mouct,
  131. Gullet, and upper Oritice ot che Scomach, f10-
  132. ceede iac ejeac Contene at iete latco v
  133. Vomirins, 150.
  134. WaCH.

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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/806933011:0573?run=74