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

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  1. rition ot Lands berween Coheirs.
  2. PROPER Fraction, is such an onc 25 hacti irs
  3. Vumeraror lels chan the DenOminatOF; 25 2, 3
  4. utich is reallu sels rhan Onirs, and cheretore PrO
  5. pertr speakine. a Fraction.
  6. PROPEK Navisasion, is che guidine oF a Shix
  7. to any Porr delired, Where che Vorase isto be per-
  8. formd in rhe ras Ocean; and requires noc onty
  9. the LeadLinc, and Ordinaer Compals, buc 13i.
  10. muth Compaß, Charis, F.05- boerd, and FTals Minute
  11. Claß; wich Incruments For Celestial Obserration
  12. as the Ouadrant, Forestass, ec. And the Nariga-
  13. tor must be able by chele 10 find ac any rime in
  14. Wrhar Place che Ship is; which is done by compa-
  15. rins ic ich any kuovon Place; thac is, horr mucti
  16. che Came knovn Place is siruare trom the Strip
  17. cicher cormardsrhe Norch or South, irhich is called
  18. the Difference of Latitude; Or rorards the Falt0
  19. Wect, Wrhich, il in prover Dcorees, is called che
  20. Difference of Consitude.
  21. PROPERES, Ot Propriecy, Prictly spealins, is
  22. the trishest Righe chat a Man hath or can have t0
  23. any chins, and no ays dependins upon ans ochet
  24. Mans Courresie: And chis, none in our Ringdom
  25. can be Caid to hare in ans Lands or Tenements.
  26. buc ontr ehe Kins in che Righe oF his Crovn:
  27. because all the Land chroushour the Realm is in
  28. the Nature oF Fec, and held cicher mediarely o
  29. immediarel oF thC CFOWN.
  30. Ltus Nord neverthelels is usea for thar RighE in
  31. LanaS aI LCeMS CHac Cmon Persons have
  32. Becanse ic MPOLLM aS MC ds uile Dominium
  33. cho nol Drrectum. And chere are Three manners
  34. Ot RIBRES OF Property, thac is, Property Absoluie
  35. Propetes Dualified, and ProPerEY Possessory.
  36. PROPHIASIS, is a Fore Hnoledse in Diseale
  37. also an OccasiOn Or Anecedent C ause. Blanchara
  38. TKOLHELLMBCLI IS a ParI OF ThaL PAFE 0
  39. Physick called Fugieina, (or whar respects che Pre.
  40. servarion oF Fealtu) Cwtich sires notice oF Future
  41. but imminent vileales. Blanchard.
  42. PROPLASMI, the same wirh a Nould in wtic
  43. ans Mecal _ losc Matrer, wolich alcerwards vil
  44. harden, is cast.
  45. AS, is the Ouoriene De 2, the Proporrion is Dou
  46. ble; it 3, Treble; is 4, Ouadruple; it 2, Sub.
  47. duplo, or oncHTaIF; il J, Subcriple, or one Thiro
  48. DarE; I6 2, Or 1Z, Selquialteral, or rhe Proporrion
  49. denominated by One and a TlalE; if 3, Or
  50. Selquitertian, or once Wvich a Third pare; and uni
  51. rerlally, che Proporrion ot A e0 B, isthat denomi-
  52. nated B7 x. chac i6s, BY che Ouorien os A divi-
  53. ded by B.
  54. A. Thele Proportions, Co many ot them as ave
  55. Rational, or berreen Numbet and Number, have
  56. parricular Names siren them by Creeke and Latin
  57. Wricers.
  58. EE alter the Anrecedent be divided by ehe Conte.
  59. quent, the Ouorient be 1, it is called Proportion of
  60. Equality, De simple Proportion.
  61. IE che Ouorient Be 2, 3, 4. lor such orher Enre-
  62. ser Number) ic is called Multiple Proportion, (vir
  63. Double, Treble, Duadruple, eC.) And che Contrary
  64. tothose are called submultiple, (viz. Subduple, Sub
  65. triple, Subquadruple, ecc. ) Or One hals, a Third
  66. part, Fourch part; Or suchi octier Aliquot PaVE.
  67. E the OuorienE Be L, with one LuCH ParE, 25 12
  68. F3 Y =, (90. it is called superparticular, (viz. Ses.
  69. quialteral, Sesquitertian, Sesquiquartan, _C.) And
  70. the Contraries hereunto are called Sub- superparticu
  71. lar, (viz. Subsequialteral, Subsequitertian, eC.)
  72. FE Such Ouotient BC2, 3, 4, (Or such other In-
  73. reser greater chan Onier) wvich Such an Aliquod
  74. Part, it is called Mulciple superparricular, (252 3
  75. Duplesesquialteral; 3 Friple sesquitertian; 3
  76. Friplo. sesquiquarean, _C.) And che Concraries there
  77. unto are Submulciple superparticular, 25 Subduple-
  78. sesquialreral, Subtriple sesquitertian, dc.
  79. EF che Ouorient be r, wich some Number OE
  80. AlIquo PAFES, 25 F 3, F 2, 1 Z, 590. itis called Su
  81. perpartient, (a5 Superbipartiens tertias, Supertripar-
  82. tiens quartas, Superbiparriens quintas, _C.) And the
  83. Contraries hereunto are subsuperpartient, a5 Sub-
  84. superbipartiens terrias, ec
  85. IF Such Ouotient be lome grearer Integer Num-
  86. ber, (25 2, 3, (9C.) With such Number OF Aliquot
  87. ParIS, 25 2 57 3 4 33, (9c. ic is called Mulsiple
  88. ration or Deliverance oF an Assise; ochervise called superpartiens, (25 Dupla superbipartiens terrias, Tri
  89. Veredictum sissisae retee et aH AIC; DC- pla Supertripartiens quartas, Tripla superbipartien.
  90. cause phe AMiors are lwonto declare he lruth,
  91. and cheretore are called furatores Or Furors.
  92. FHOTORTION, I. When ro Ouancilles aie
  93. compard one wich anocher, in respect ot their
  94. GreatneIS Ox Sallnels, chat Comparison is called
  95. Ratio, Reason, Rate, OF Proportion: Buc When more
  96. than rvo Ouanticies are compared, then the Com-
  97. parison is more ulually called the Proportion char
  98. they hare roone anocher. The Words Ratio and
  99. Proportion are trequenely uled promiscuouls.
  100. 2. When evo Onantiies ontr are compared, the
  101. Cormer Term is called ihe Antecedent, ad che lat
  102. rex he c’onsequent.
  103. quintas, XC.) And che Contraries thereunto, sub
  104. multiple-superpartient, (25 Subdupla-Superbipartiens
  105. tertias, Suberipla supertripartiens quartas, _C.) A
  106. FhaE OF 3F EO7, (BecaulC = = 4 3) is Ouadrupia-
  107. supertriparciens septimas; and its COnttarY, 7rO 3T,
  108. 10 subqladrupla supercriparciens sexcima.
  109. And under some oF these Compellarions all Pro-
  110. portions ill Fall, which are as one Inreger Num-
  111. ber 10 anortier.
  112. But nocmiehtandine all this ad0, (tho chac the
  113. Ancient Gcometers may be understood, lchoughe
  114. sc eo explain eliele long, barbarous, and hard WV ords
  115. hece) tis much beccer, and more Inrelsigible, t0
  116. 3. And che Proportion or Relation oF ervo PTum- express chese Proporrions, 25 the ulial manner nou
  117. vers one ro anocher, is tound by diridins the Ante-IS, Dy the Numbers chemselres, than by chese
  118. cedent by the Consequent; and che ODuociene is che
  119. Exponen or Denominator oC che Proporrion.
  120. Names; and Briesr and clearly e0 CaY, 25 3F is
  121. 107, O a5 7 is 1031, raches Man 10 Cay Quadrum
  122. 5. Interrozative; a5 wrhen nho and mhich, ec.
  123. are uled in ascins Suections
  124. 6. Possessives; a5, Mine, Thine, ec
  125. 7. Gentiles, Which exprels a Narion or Counery
  126. 25, Nostras, Vestras, Cujas, in che Lacin Fonsue
  127. EF Fastious Liberandis, is L Wric Por che Par
  128. PROEOROITAS, in LaW, HGMIMES MHC Decla

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