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

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  1. PRACIPE in Capire, Was 2 WVricilluins ou
  2. OE che Courr ot Chancery, For a Fennane hold
  3. ing oF che Lino in Chiet, aS OF HIS CFOWH, anC
  4. nOT 2S OF any FIOnOUF, CastlC, OF ManOK
  5. PRACIPE Ouod reddat, is a WVrit ot grea
  6. Diversier, boch in irs Form and se; For which.
  7. sec Tneressus and Lnery. This Form is exrended
  8. as Well FO a Trit of RIsBF, 25 t0 ocler Wrirs OF
  9. fintrys Or Possession. Ir is somerimes called aivrit
  10. f Richt Close, 25 a Praecipe in Capite, Where il
  11. issiech for a Penanc holdins of che Rins in
  12. Chiet, as ot his Crown; and noc ot the Kins,
  13. a5 OF any FIOnOUT, CasElC, OF MannOT: And
  14. Tometimes a WVrit of Richr Patent, 25 wten il
  15. issues out of rhe Chancery Patent, thac is open
  16. EoanY LOrdS COurE, for any oF his Tenants de
  17. Forced asainst the Detorcer, arid must be derer-
  18. mined chere.
  19. PRFCARIA, are Days WorkS, which chc
  20. Tenanes of some Mannors are bound, by reaton
  21. ot cheir Tenure, ro do For cheir Lord in Plarrest:
  22. Called in fome Places Bind-dars, Or Biden- days.
  23. BRECORBIA, are aI the Tnrrails in the
  24. Ct est or ThOraX.
  25. PRKDTCAMENF, in Logicle, is 2 cerrain
  26. ClaIs Or Dererminare Series or Order, in which
  27. Simple Ferms or Nords are ransed: OF chese
  28. ther ulually acconne Pen Feads, viz. Substance
  29. Accident, Onantier, Oualier, Action, Pastion,
  30. Relation, the Situation of Bodies as t0 Place
  31. cheir Duration as r0 Time, cheir Sire or Polition,
  32. arid cheir ITabIEOF EXternal AppearaNCC.
  33. PRANIOMTRE, is a Writ chac lies where
  34. any Nan sues anocher in the Spiritual COurr FOF
  35. any thins chac is decerminable in the KingS
  36. COurE; For wrhich greac Punistiment is ordained
  37. dariser ot beins broken; Or ac least, by ehe
  38. continval Pulse oE che Arrexy, the Recourse on
  39. the Venal Blood mishe have been hindred or
  40. retarded.
  41. Borh chele Areries and Veins, a tirrle aster
  42. cheir Orisin, do meet rorether, and are inclu-
  43. ded in one common Membrane made ot che
  44. Peritoneum; and chen ehiey run Axair chrongr
  45. Ehe Region oF the Loins abore the Muscles Psoa
  46. on cach side; and abore the Vreters; and 25
  47. cher 50, ther bestor licele Slips here and thero
  48. on ehe Peritonaum, betreen wtrose Duplicatures
  49. ther descend, and (0 arrire at irS PrOceleS.
  50. The Neins divide very olten into mariy Bran-
  51. ches, and then inosculare aud unire again; bue
  52. the Arteries 80 alons by one Pipe only on cach
  53. Side, until wichin chrec Or tour Fingers breadch
  54. OF ihe Festicles, wrhere cach is dirided into rve
  55. Branches; the Le(S WhereOt runS EO the Epidiu
  56. dymis, the Larger cothe Testicle: And as they
  57. came dorn berween the Membranes OF the Pe
  58. ritoneum, (0 cher pals inro the Scrotum Betvcem
  59. them; noc pertoratins the inner in the Processes.
  60. as in Do9s and other Creatures, (Wwherein che
  61. Processes of the Peritonaum are hollou litre a
  62. Ouill) buc in Man che inner Membrane oF che
  63. Perironeum Churs the HTole, lest che Incestines
  64. Mould fali donn chroush ic into che scrotum.
  65. It hach been formmerly beliered, thac there are
  66. dirers Tnosculations berween chese Veins ane
  67. Arteries in their Passase, Whereby the Venat
  68. and Arterial Blood are mixed together; bur since
  69. the Circulation of che Blood hach been hnovn.
  70. char is discorered ro be impossible, because che
  71. Blood in the Arreries descends, and chat in che
  72. Veins alcends. And indced the Blood For chC
  73. by divers Scatures, viz. That he MaII BC OUE OF Flaboration ot the semen, and For the NonriM-
  74. che RinoS Prorection, and pue in Prison wich
  75. out Bail or Mainprile, eill he hare made Fine at
  76. the RingS WVill; and chac his L ands and G00ds
  77. Mall be forseired il he come nor wichin tvO
  78. Months: And his PrOviIOES, PrOCUTATOES, AE
  79. FOrnEYS, EXCCUTOrS, Noraries, and Maintainers.
  80. Phall be punisted in che Pame manner. Sec the
  81. Statute. And upon divers orher OHences is im-
  82. Posed, by Scatutes lacelr made, the Penaltr that
  83. Thes incur who are actainced in Pramunire: A5
  84. by 13 FlI Z. Cap. 8. ther who are aiding to mate
  85. a Corrupe Bareain, Whercuxon Dsury is reserrec
  86. tor abore Ten Pound in che Hlundred For 2
  87. YcaF, (3C.
  88. PRAPARANTT Vasa, in Anacomy, itie
  89. Preparins Vessels, are the Spermarick Veins and
  90. Arreries vrhich 80 c0 che T etticles and Epidi-
  91. armes: (Wtrich sec.) They ivere (o called by
  92. mene of the Testicles, AOWS donn by che AP-
  93. ceries only, and chac in an eren and undivided
  94. Course, Wichour aur of chose Vine like Pen
  95. drils, those Furnings and Windings Wrhich have
  96. Formerly so much been (poken oOF; 25 De Graef
  97. by his omn. Frequent Inspection testites. And
  98. the Veins bring back From the Pestes Whatre
  99. mains ot the Blood atrer this: Which Veins in-
  100. decd do come oue from cheir innermest Mem
  101. brane with almost innumerable ROOrS, by Wwhich
  102. they imbibe che rettuene Blood; and cher are
  103. most admirably incervoren and inosculared wirtr
  104. one anocher till abour tour Fingers breadth abore
  105. the Testicles, Which Space is called Corpus Pyra-
  106. midale, Plexus Pampini formis, and Varicosus:
  107. Buc chese Veips are (0 far trom Preparine che
  108. Semen, chac cher ontr brins back avtrat is su
  109. persuous From the makrins of ir. Nor indeed
  110. ihe AncientS, 25 chinkihs chac chez prexared che can che Arteries justlr merir the Name OE Pre
  111. Sccd.
  112. The Arreries are Evo; and sprine trom che
  113. Frunte of che porta, abouc ervo Fingers Breadrm
  114. alualY, Beneath. the Lmulcents; and noc trom
  115. its Side, but out oF ies Fore Part: The Ristit
  116. Whereot climbins over che Trunk of che Vena
  117. Cava, run obliquelr ro che Vein on che lame
  118. side; andsthe Ce marches r0 ihe Vein ot hat
  119. Ede.
  120. mulgent ic lelt; tor ochermile ic must have gone
  121. pret che Aorea, Wherebs ic mistie have beeni
  122. parins Vessels, because che Blood ches, convez
  123. E0 the Testicles acquires no Pensible Alcerarion
  124. rill it come chicher. FTowerer che OId Names
  125. are continued, bur Tis necessary ro rire chis C au
  126. tion about the TSC oF chese VeNelS.
  127. PREPOSITION, in Grammar, is an Inde.
  128. clinable WVord, By wtrich a NToun and Verb are
  129. joined rogether, in order to signisie the Caule of
  130. anx ching, the Time, Place, Conjunction, Pri
  131. ration, (5c. Tis called Praeposition, because rie
  132. most Frequentir in che Larin Pongue placed be-
  133. Fore ocher Nords; and this cither SeperatetY, 25
  134. ad patrem; or conjunctiretY, ae Admiroc.
  135. The Veins also are To: The Righe ariles
  136. usually fro m che Trunk of the Vena Cada, d ul
  137. dle below che Emulsent; che L ete FrOM IC L
  138. PRESEPLA,

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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/806933011:0652?run=74