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

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  1. 6. Divide the Ark P F, into eiehe equal parrs, ) rest oF che Members oF any Column or Scacue,
  2. and serrins one Foor in B, transter che Divisi
  3. Ons OF The AFk 1, 2, 3, (90. 10 the Righ
  4. Line P F, and ic Mall be che Line et
  5. Rhumbs.
  6. 3. Diride F A, inco six equal Parts, and set
  7. tins one FoOr in A, cranster them co che
  8. Scrair Line L A, aud chac will be a Line os
  9. TTours.
  10. 8. Diride the Radins A C, into 6 equal PartS.
  11. and chro cach Dirision dra Lines Parallelto
  12. C90; chose Lines wiil divide the Ouadrane
  13. A 90, into 6 unequal Patrs, and thole EraNS-
  14. Fer d into the Chord A 90; makes che Line es
  15. Longitudes.
  16. 9. And the egnal Dirisions on ihe Radius AC
  17. beins subdirided, is the Line of Leasues, Ot
  18. Line of equal Parts.
  19. SCAT. F os the Gamut, Or Musicat Scale, is a kind
  20. ot Diasram, consistins oE certain Lines and Spaces
  21. dravn co hewthe sereral Deorees, Wwhereby a Na-
  22. tural or Arcisicial Voice or Sound may cictier alcend
  23. Or descend.
  24. The Name thereot is taken trom the Creck L et-
  25. ter Gamma, wtrich Guido Aretinus, Who reduced
  26. thc Greek Scale into chis Form, plac d ac the bor-
  27. tom, to signitre from whence ic vas derired; 10
  28. thac erer since, this Scale or Cammut, hath been
  29. raten For che Cround-ork or trst Foundarion ot
  30. all MusieK, Borh Vocal and Instrumencal.
  31. Buc chere ivere chree disterene Scales in ule a
  32. mons the Ancients, wtich had cheir Denominari-
  33. ons trom the chree several Torrs oF Musick, viz
  34. The Diaronical, Chromatical, and Fnharmonical.
  35. Wrhich (ec.
  36. SCALENT, are chree Muscles oF the ThOrax.
  37. (0 called From cheir Fisure, harins chrec unequa
  38. Sides.
  39. E. Scalenus Primus, Wohich avises AClY From the
  40. Fore pare of the second, chird, and Fourrh Frans-
  41. verse Processes oF the Verrebrae oF che Neck; and
  42. and descendine obliquelr Forards, becomes Ten-
  43. dinous at its Insertion tothe Arst Rib: The AXi-
  44. liary Nerres Pals betveen chis and che Followins
  45. Muscles. Tes Vre is to dram che luperior Rib, 10.
  46. secher wich cherest, upvards in Inpiration.
  47. 2. Scalenus Secundus, ehis sprines Resty Trom che
  48. serrion in che second, and somerimes ro che
  49. 3. Scalenus Terrius, this has its beginnins near
  50. theformer, from the lame Transverle Processes ot
  51. theVerrebrae oF the Neck; 25 allo From che Atch and
  52. sixth oF those Processes, and is soon Inserred toche
  53. tirAt Rib.
  54. SCALENODS Triangles. Sec Trrangles.
  55. SCALPROM; a Surgeons Raspins and Scra
  56. Dins Tron, Wich wtich he scrapes rorren Bones.
  57. SCAMILTI Impares, in Archirecture, are cer.
  58. cain Blochs or Zoccos rohich serre 10 cterale 1C
  59. rtich ras placed betore che Hlorizon, (1. c.) Bc-
  60. neach che Projectures ol che Stylobata Cornices, and,
  61. orhet saillies; and ill easils by conceired by con-
  62. siderins che Pedestals oE Scatues, Wrhich do rell
  63. FCPFC(CNE CheM.
  64. SCAMMOM TIypocratis, FipocratesS Benet, i5
  65. an Instrument o( sx EIIS lonS: Fis uled in secrins
  66. Ot BOnCS.
  67. SCANDALOM Magnatum, in Law, is ehic
  68. special Name OF a WVrOnS done 1o any high Per
  69. Ponage oF che Land, 25 Prelates, Dukes, Farts
  70. Barons, and ocher Nobles; 25 al(0 oF che Chan-
  71. cellor, Frealurer, Cletk ot the Privy-Seal, Scevard
  72. oF thetTouse, fultice of one Bench or orter, and
  73. orher grear OHicers ot the Realm, by falle DTeWS
  74. Or Mestages, Whereby Debaces and Dilcords bc.
  75. cvixe ehem and the Commons, or any Scandal to
  76. their Persons mishe arise; and hach siven Name
  77. t0 2 Wric granced i0 recorer Damase there.
  78. UpOn.
  79. SCAPHTA seu Linter, is ihe Inner rim OF chC
  80. Far.
  81. SCADTIOTDES, is che chird Os Farsi in ehe
  82. FoOt; ris joined co the Anele- Bone, and che chree
  83. hinder Bones. Tis called allo Os Naviculare, From
  84. Lome relemblance ic has to a BOat.
  85. SCAPDLA, che Shoulder-blade, a broad trian-
  86. sular Bone, Wwiih 3 Processes; ris very chinin chre
  87. midale, buc sroms chicker abour che Processes.
  88. SCAPDLAKIS, Fxterna and Interna, are EVO
  89. licele Veins (0 called, ot wrhich che Former ariles
  90. From che Mulcles corerins che Scapulae: and che
  91. latrer, From the Muscles which possesses che carity
  92. Ot the Scapulae.
  93. SCAPDS, is the term in BOTany For che Rrair
  94. ScalE or Shaft oE a Plane, Aandins uprishr like 2
  95. PiIlaF OE COIIMH.
  96. SCARFED, in the SCa- CarDENTErS L nouaxe, i5
  97. the lame a5 Peiced, or Fastened or joincd in: Phus
  98. they Cay the Stem oE a Strip is Scarfed into her
  99. Rncel; and cher imply by ic, Thac the rvo Peices
  100. are Maped avar Pancins, (0 25 r0 join wich one
  101. anorher close and eren; Which thes callWVood and
  102. NVood.
  103. SCARIEICATION; iis an Incision oF che
  104. Stin wich a Pen-knite or Lancet. This is done
  105. cicher ich or richour Cupping-Clases; Withour
  106. Cuppins-Classes, it chere be any Morritication Or
  107. Garisrene, because the separation is by no means
  108. eo be hastened: ich Cuppins ClaNes, il there be
  109. 2 necelties to cake awas Blo0d.
  110. SCARP, in Forrification, is the FOOT OF the
  111. Ramparr- WV aII, or the Roapins oF the Wall From
  112. Second, chird, Fourrh, aud sfch Tramverse Pro-
  113. cesses ot the Verrebrae oF che Neck, laceraliY, (tikre
  114. che Former) in ils descent, ic becomes chin and
  115. cendinous, marchins over che Airst Rib tO iis In.
  116. chird.
  117. heborrom of che Work, co the Cordon on the side
  118. dectarteimi olaretad
  119. oF rhe MOaL.
  120. dealctus a cec U Llclalet.
  121. probably derired trom the French
  122. scharde, henitrins che Scarte
  123. Wrhich Milicarr Commanders wear
  124. For Ornamene. Ir is born lome-
  125. chins dike a Battoon-Sinister, but
  126. is Broader chan ic, and is continu-
  127. ed our ro the edses of cheticla;
  128. Wrhereas che Batroon is cur OA a1
  129. cdch end.
  130. Ere Beareth ArGENE a SCarpE AZUITC.
  131. SCELOTPRBE, is a vandrins Pain in che
  132. Leos, proccedine chieAtr From the scurrr. Llence
  133. the Water proper For this Distemper, is called Aquo
  134. SCFNO.

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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/806933011:0730?run=74