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

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  1. Parallets os Declination, are all Lester Circles, (Person by whom cher intend to deliver iheir Reso-
  2. and parallel torhe sguinoctial; and cheir Incerse-
  3. Ction wich che Meridian are Found by seccins che
  4. FaIF Tangent oE cheir Distance trom the Zenith
  5. Southmard and Northmard, or boch ways trom 2.
  6. Their Cenrres are found by bissectine che Di
  7. stance between chole cvo Poincs; For che Midale
  8. Brall be the C enere oF che Parallel.
  9. Ihus,
  10. ed = = Tanor. o( 28 001 = Distance , ro the
  11. OE che Tropick ot eo trom rhe Zenth, (Souchw.
  12. And
  13. Sordonn
  14. ZI = = TanGF. OF 7500 = Distance (Wmard
  15. OEche Tropick oE i tromthe Zenich, ) trom Z
  16. And che Incerlection again wich the NorH O
  17. che Meridian, IS aE
  18. 1050 301
  19. V Zrothe NTorchmards, OF UY
  20. 152 ∞GFOr L ∞ S mards FrOm Z.
  21. For che Pour Cireles,
  22. Make ZC = FangenE Ot 51 301, Or PC = Se
  23. CanE OF SI 30. DraW C C T perpendiculat LC
  24. the produced Meridien. Wheretore, il from
  25. rich che Radius 2c, Vou sec OA che PangenES O
  26. 250, 300, 45, (9c. boch azs, vouIl have cho
  27. CCFEres oF che several Hour-Circles, 2 and 5
  28. 8 2nd 4, C3C.
  29. Nore, In all Scereooraphick Projections, alt Dia
  30. meters are measured on the Scale of LTaIF Tan-
  31. GentS: The Reason of which rou have in PFOp. 3.
  32. Jurions ro the Higter Houle, and to hare cheir
  33. onn Foule especially ordered and governed. Fis
  34. Orice is to cause the Clerk 10 CaHL the Names OF
  35. such as are oF chac House, when he sees Caule, t0
  36. read all Thines propounded, sacher Sultrages, and
  37. ThCHIHC.
  38. Part oC the Fines or Penalties For their Rerard
  39. Fher dobelons especialls ro che Exohequer ane
  40. and chen eo declare, publisr, and proclaim che lame
  41. sins transrelss orer ihe Lisamene That joins cMC
  42. Radius r0 ete Vina, altet ls loterted tothe Superioe
  43. and External ParF OF the Radius: IE helps wich the
  44. Pronator Feres tOmore Che Ra LIIWaLCII).
  45. Lla aa leres, i5 a Mulcle ot che
  46. Radius, by lome called Pronator Superior Rotundus
  47. IE arileth Recty From the Internal Excuberance o
  48. che Os Prumeri, Where those bendins the Carpu
  49. and Fingers do arise; and trmly adhering co the
  50. Flexor Carpi Radiath, I delcends Obliquels dont
  51. ards co its Aestis Inserrion, a licele abore che
  52. midele or che Radius Excernallr: Les Ose is 10
  53. more the Radius inwards.
  54. PROHOTARY, Or Protonotary, is a ChieE OF
  55. of our Spherick Projection. And this is the ficer ot che Common Pleas and Rines Bench. FIC
  56. Cround of all Drallins, or the True Projection
  57. os che Hour- Cireles os ihe Sphere on any civer
  58. Plane.
  59. PROTECTORE, a Term in Archirecture, sig.
  60. nitrins the furring or Leanins-out OE anY Parr Ot
  61. a Buildins, the Copins oF a Nall, C9c. Theseche
  62. Tralians call Sporri, and the Creeks, Fchphoras; and
  63. in the General, all Margents Wwhich hans orer be-
  64. OF the Rines Bench records all Actions Ciril (uel
  65. in chat Courr, 25 the Clerk oF the Cromn-Office doth
  66. Pleadines, AMises, sudements, and Actions: AIIO
  67. ther makre out al Judicial WVrits, a5 the Venire fa-
  68. cias, alcer Iue soCa; and FTabeas corpus, FOr bring
  69. ing in oF che furr; and Distringas Furator. LIes
  70. also make out WVrits oF Execurion and Seitin;
  71. rond the Scapus oF a Column, are called Proje- Wries oF Supersedeas, FOr APDCATANCC EO Exigents
  72. ctures.
  73. PRO in Diviso, is a Posestion or Occupation OF remorins Caules trom ocher Interior Courrs ot Re-
  74. Lands Ox Tenements, belongins 1O cvo Or more cord, where che Parir hach Cause of Pririlese:
  75. Pertons, Whereof none knois his sereral Porrion, AIIo Wrirs oF Procedendo and Seire facias in all C a-
  76. 25 Co-parceners before Partirion.
  77. Les, a WEIESTO enquire os Damases, dnd aII Pro
  78. PROLABTA, the umost prOminenEPaEES OF the cels uxon Prohibitions, and upon Wrirs OF Audita
  79. Lips.
  80. PROLFPSIS, is a Figure in Rherorick, BY which LasIY, Fher enrollall Recognilances acknovledeee
  81. We prevent what mishe be objected by the Adrer. in that Cour, and all Common Recoveries; anc
  82. CarY
  83. PROLAPSOS Vreri. SeC Tteri Prolapsus.
  84. PROLEPTICOS, is a Dileale alvarsancicipa- delivered into the lrealurr ot the Records ot thac
  85. ting; (O aS il FHC AOVC COIC EO DAY aE FOUE OF COMFE.
  86. the Clock, then ro Morrom one FTour Cooner, and
  87. soOn. Blanchard.
  88. PROLOEDTOR of the Convocation- Fouse, is
  89. an Officer cholen by Persons Ecclehraltical, pub.
  90. lickly assembled by Virtue oF che KingS WVTIE, FOF
  91. every Parliaent: And as there be rvo FToules ot
  92. C’onvocation, (0 there are vo Prolocutors, OnC O
  93. the Lorver, and one of the Hligher Htoule. Ile
  94. ot che Lover House, presently uxon che sirItAP
  95. sembly, by che Morion OE che Bithops, beins cho-
  96. Ten by the Mlembers oF the laid Lorver Houle, id
  97. pretented 1oche BIMODS 10+ Proculacor, 1ac 1d ehe
  98. PEOMOTERS, Or Promooters, are thole who
  99. in Popular and Penal Actions do prolecure OHen-
  100. ders in their onn Name and the KingS; havins
  101. nes Bench
  102. PKOMVLOEa Lam, is sirst eo makie a L av
  103. to lubsen vieu; and lo Promule ated.
  104. PROHHOS OE Pronaus, a Lerim uled by Archi-
  105. rects For a CMe Fore, O d Porrico ro a Palace.
  106. sreat Hall, Or spacious Buildins.
  107. FHOHTATOR Radii Oradratus, 1o d Muscle OF
  108. the Radius, Whuch arileth broad and Aecty trom
  109. the Lorver and lnnee Past ot the ina; and par
  110. all Criminal Causes. Thole oF the Common Pleas
  111. do enter auet enroll all manner ot Occcarations
  112. 25 Well a5 ee ens aerusos Loledee, For
  113. Dactara and talse fudement; Wteh many ortier.
  114. they IHaKC LXempIIHCaHONS OI aII) RecOrd in che
  115. TaIHC LCLHI DCTOTE FMCIE ROIIS atC MIdde up and
  116. PRONOOH, in Grammar, is a Vactabe
  117. otren uled as a Noun, ana lca ot a likre Signi
  118. scation wich iE: Ana Mnese Pronduns chey divide
  119. into such a5 arc,
  120. T. Finite; 25, T, Thou, Fe, EC.
  121. 2. Infinite; 25, Ouis, Cujus, _c.
  122. 3. Demonstrative, Wrhrich Me a preles P. exlor
  123. OE Thins; 25, T, TOu, FTC, _C.
  124. 4. Relative, Which reterr r0 tenle Ancecedent
  125. Nora, ab pte, catieti eret
  126. 5. Enterriosa

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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/806933011:0666?run=74