Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- PTYLOSIS, is a Dilease whenthe Brims OF ThC) ly assected cherebr, according ro the disterene In-
- Eye dids beine groun chicke, ihe Hlairs oE che F.yC.
- Drows Fall OH. Blanchara.
- DOBISOS. Sec Pectinis O5.
- PDDDINOS, in a Shrip, are Ropes nailed corhe
- Arins oE thie Main and Lore Lards, near the ends,
- and chen ac 3 Or a due distances inevards one FrOI
- anochier, in ordex to keep the Robbinstrom salline
- de earire alurider uxon che Vards, wlen cic
- Loplail-Sheers are haled home.
- They call also rhose Ropes irtrichare round a
- bout che R inSS OF AnChOrs rO Pave the Clinch OF thC
- Cable srom beins salled ich the Tron, by chis
- name. S0 chac wrtien che Rins is (0 serred, ris
- Called che Puddins oF the Anchon
- PVVICM. Plancae, ehe lame vich sensicive Planco
- Wrhich see.
- DVOTLLOS, is an handtul ot any FTerbs. O
- chers Incerpret ic, as much as may bc caten ux
- wich che Thumb and two Finsers.
- PVISNE, Or Puny, che Lawyers rerm LOr Voun.
- POLMONARTA Arteria, or Vena Arteriosa, is
- a Vessel incheBreast, arisins immediarely out oF the
- rigi Ventricle of thetlcarr; its Mouth is nor (0 large
- as chac oF che Cava; ic has chree Valres, called
- Sermoidales Ox Semilunares. Irs ule iS EO CaErY thC
- Blood From rhe righe Ventricle of che Hlcarero the
- Lunes, andirs Coar is double, like chat oC che Ar-
- ceries.
- PVLMONARTA Vena, Or Arcerra Venosa, 15 2
- Vessel ofthe Feare, Which discharges ir selF ChrO
- the lefe Auricle into the Ventricle oF the lame side;
- for atcer ic has accompanied che Wind pipe anc
- Arteria Pulmonaris in aI cheir branchinss in the
- Tunes; and by is (mall eriss, has receirea the
- Blood out ot the Artery, all chele trvies aro unitec
- Ars into vo Truntes (viz. the Righc and LeFL) aF-
- cermards into onc, Which opens into che letr Ven-
- ericle oF che Heart. This Vein hach no ralre in ir
- excepe chac ac is openins into the letr Vneri
- cle, Wrtrere at ies Orifice are placed rvo Membra
- nous Valres, called Mitrales From cheir Form re-
- semblins, Wvhen joined, Comethins oF a Mitre. These
- are very Arons and tirm, to sustain che violene mo-
- Dux oF che Animal Spiries; the Morion WhereOE ie
- ChieAtr eo be actribured eo the circular and direct
- Fibres. Others astirm ic to be che dilaration anc
- contraction of the Llearr and Blood. A Pulse ic
- Cither natural Ox preternatural; of the former ve
- tave spoken already; che larrer is tuch 25 is dif-
- Ferent, accordins ro rhe disserent Circumstances ot
- che Fibres and Animal Spirses; eo wic, strons, meat.
- svift, Rom, equal, unequal, intermittent, dec
- PVLSES, accOrdinS IO DE. Abereromby, are ci
- Ther
- Pulse 2nequal, is cither in respect ot rime or
- Arengch; char is, cichier it strikes quieker and ROW
- ex, or elle sronger and eatter
- Pusse Interrupted, is When the AroaHs are muct
- smaller chan usual, or cheir incerrals much grea
- ter-
- Pulse Intense, is that rehole Aroak is verr hard
- (the ParES aS IE Wvere upOn a bCHL) or else this
- Arensth is made up with the multiplicier and Fre-
- quener of less Micacions, a5 in the heigtes of Fe-
- VerS.
- Pulse Remiss, is that whole stroaks are less quicte
- Or lels Arons, and in Sichnels Meus more danger
- than the ocher.
- Pulse Supersicial, is Thac wotich BeWS an exact
- Temperament ot Bodr, as allo 2 Free and merry
- Temper oF Mind.
- Pulse Deep, Mews a disposition ro Melancholy.
- AsthmaS. L CTharBY, (9c. and is more trequent in
- the Aged than the Loune
- Pulse Leapins, is Caid 10 porcend n0 sreat dan-
- Ber.
- Pulse Frembline, Mews oreat Fixtremity
- Pulse Wandrins, is thar which is Lomerimes fel
- in one place, and somerimes in anocher, and some-
- times no erhere, and is never bur a sew Minutes
- 3
- vetore Death.
- PDESTONI, is the drivine or impelline ot any
- ching Forard. Sec Attraction
- POTVERIZATION, is reducins any Body in-
- 10 a fine Ponder, which is donc by bearins Friable
- Bodies in 2 NIOrtar; buE EO Pulverize Malleable
- tion ot the Blood, and cohinder ic From returninq ones, or uch a5 vill spread under thetlammer
- back again inco elis Vein, and ro direet its courle lome ocher Felps and Arcitices must be made ulc
- coche dorca, wtole Oritice opens in che systole oE
- the Vencricle
- PDLNONAEY Vessels, are chose ntick carry
- tho Blood From the FTeare rO the LungS, and back 2-
- OF. To Pulverize Tin and Lead, procced chus;
- Cet a round ooden BOx, Which rub vell ich
- Chalke all orer onthe inside; then mele the Metal
- and pourins a licele of it nimbly into the BOX, BUE
- sain, beins ruoin number, viz. the Pulmonary Vein, the Lid, and Make the Box Aronsly and quick
- and che Pulmonars artery, Wrhich sce.
- POLPA, is the Recty parE OE Fruirs, ROOES, O
- ocher Bodies, irhich is Fxrracted by Infulion or
- Boilins, and pastins chroush a Siere; as the Puls
- Ot Tamarinds, Cassia, Althaea, Dates, _c.
- PDLSE, by the MaceMaccas LVCTaIMIS, 15
- the term used For char Scroak wich wrhich ans Me
- dium is afsected by themorion oE Liche, Soune, ec.
- throush ic.
- and the Mecal viil Be reduced by it into a POW-
- der. And chis is a rery usetul chinq co KCnOW, chO
- it be plain and casie; becaule by this means, chese
- Mecals are rendred fir for sereral Operations.
- and ill easils be mixed wich Sales or ortiet
- Chinos.
- POLVIS Fulminans. Nlix Well EOdethet three
- Parrs ot commion Salc. Peter, tvo parrs oF Salc ot
- Tartar, and one oF common Brimstone, all Anely
- And che Admirable MEP. J. Nemton demonstrates, pondred. Fate halt a Dram or a Dram oF chis
- lib. 2. prop, 48. Princip. That che Velociries of the Mixture, put ic uxon a Fire- Movel over a gentle
- Ricier is proposcionable ro ies DenticY) are in d
- Ratio, componnded oF half che Ratio oF the Fla-
- Rick force directlr, and halt the Ratio ofche Den-
- Tur Invertelr. So thac in a Medium, Wrhose Ela
- sticir is equal to ies Densirs, au Pulses will be c.
- quany (vite.
- Fire, Co chac it may heat, and appear eo melt and
- chanse Colour senely, and in about halF a quarrer
- oF an Flour ic ill 50 of wich a cerrible Noile, 25
- Srear a5 char OE a Musket, and vet wichoue
- dangerro any Person in che Room; For ils Force is
- chietty donnvards. The realon oF chis Ffect ap
- pears eo be, thaE thC FIXE SaIL OF Fartar doth (0
- POZSOTS, the Pulse, is the immediare Index OF Lock ux the Spirits oE the Nirre and Sulphur, chac
- the FICarE, by the mediation whereos, the Blood is ther cannor sec loose wirhour breakino cheir Pei
- aitused ticouen che Wohote Bocly, unil is dilterene.) sons, voticek iohen ihe Fice hach atilea and enabicat
- them
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