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

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  1. SOTTARINO. BY che WordSquaring, etathe.
  2. maricians understand che maKinS OE a Square
  3. equal to any Figure siten. Thus che Ouadrature
  4. Or Squaring of ehe Circle, is the sinding a Sguare
  5. equal eo the Area OFa Circle, wtich hach noE ye
  6. been done Geomerrically.
  7. SOSTNTANCY, Or Cuinser, a Svelling and In.
  8. Aatrmarion in the ThTOaL. See AucinA.
  9. STROMA, are suices oF Plans mix dcogerhe
  10. in order t0 Distillation.
  11. STALACTITA, are 2 Tore OF ROnY, SparP
  12. Aceyeles which hans doron From che TOpS Or AF
  13. Ches OF GrOTOS, Caves, OF SubteTFanCAM C aVerNS.
  14. and trom ehie Roots oF che. Buildings and C apicals
  15. Ot che Pillars ot such Places as are buile orer the
  16. Thermae or FlOr Springs. OF this seind are che sat
  17. Alumen and Vitriolum Scelactitum, the Minera
  18. Ferri stalactica, the Virriolum Capillare, and che
  19. Alumen Capillare, _C. These Scalactiee De. Wood
  20. mara Cairh, Monld rather be called Staconitae.
  21. STAMINA, in Bocans, are chose licrle fine
  22. Threds or Capiblamenes wvhich sron ux wictiin ehc
  23. Florvers oF Planis encompatsins round che Scyle
  24. and on wtrich che Apicos sto, ac their exeremiries
  25. Whence the Boranists call thac a
  26. STAMINEODS Flover, Which is (0 Car imper.
  27. fect, as to want those coloured Leares which are
  28. called Petalae, and consists only of che Scylus ane
  29. chestamina.
  30. And such PlanES 25 do Bear these Stamineou
  31. Flomers MIT. Ray, makes ro constiture a large Genu
  32. oE Planes, wtrich he calls Herbae Rore impersecto siv
  33. apetalo Stamineove.
  34. Andchese he divides inco such a6,
  35. I. Flave their Fruit or Seed rorallo. divided trom
  36. the Florver; and chese are such PlanES 2S are Caid
  37. Eo bc ot different Sexes: The realon oF which is
  38. thac From the Came Sced lome Planes Mall arise
  39. wich Flovers and tio Fruir, and ochers wich Pruir
  40. and no Florvers: As FTops, Hemp, stingins Nettles
  41. Spinach; Egnocrambe, Mercurialis, and Phyllon.
  42. 2. Such as hare their Fruit only a licele disjoine
  43. Trom theie FIOWerS; as the Ambrosia, Bardan
  44. minor, Ricinus, and che Trelitropium Tricoccon.
  45. 3. Such as hare cheir Fruir immediacely conri
  46. suous, or adherins co cheir Flover: And cheSecd
  47. Ofthese is ciclier,
  48. E. Triangular: Ane oF chis (OrE, Tome are lu
  49. cid and Minins, 25 the Lapathum, Rhaborbarum
  50. and Bistorra; eo Wrhich also may be reckonec
  51. the Persicaria.
  52. Ochers are roush and not Minins; a5 che
  53. FTelleborus Albus; Fecopyrum, Convolvulus niser
  54. andthe Polysonum.
  55. 2. Such astrave a roundism Secd a licele AaF-
  56. ted ox compressed, or ot any otter Figure bus
  57. the FOrmer Friguerrons Ox Friangular Onc. Anc
  58. chele have their Florver, or che Calyx oF che
  59. Flover adhering to che Bortom Or Basis OF chc
  60. Secd Ox Fruir; as che Potamoziton, Blitum Sil-
  61. vistro, Parictaria, Atriplex, Blicum Sarivum.
  62. amuranthes Fsolocericens, and the saxifrasa Au
  63. reao
  64. And ro chese Hind OE PlanES, NIP. Ray reduces
  65. alsoche Kaliseniculatum, Sedum Fruticosum, ure
  66. Scoparia, or Belvidere oF che lralians.
  67. STANCEIIONS in a Strix, are chole Timbere
  68. erhicti beins sec up Pillarwise, do suppore atie
  69. Arenschen the wast Precs.
  70. STANDINE Part OE che Sheat, is chac pure
  71. wrhich is made Fast r0 a Rins ac che Stixs Ouar-
  72. Fer. When chey CaY, Over bale the Sbeat, they
  73. mean, FTale upon thestandins Part; Buc when chez
  74. Cay, Ptale ihe Sheat barely, chey irirend ir orty oE
  75. the Runnins ParE.
  76. STANDINC Ropes, are chole Ropes Which do
  77. nOE run in any BIOCKS, but are seE FaUGLIE, Or lec
  78. AaCk, as occation serres, a5 che Sheat- Aa)S, BaCK-
  79. Aays, and chelikc.
  80. STANDINC Parr OF a Fackle aboard a Strip.
  81. is che end ot che Rope where the Blockis seired or
  82. Fastned; as che ortet wohich is halec, is called
  83. Fallo
  84. STAPES, Or Ihe ScirroB, Becaule dE its relem-
  85. blance eo a Scirrop, is a licele Bone in ThC FaF, OF 2
  86. Triangular Figure, and is maderot civo Branches
  87. sec upon a Aat Basis, Which sands apon che FOrA
  88. menovale; the union ot che tuo Branches is called
  89. ihe Fead oE che Scapes, in wohich chere is a sma
  90. Cariey, Wherein lies anocher licele Bone.
  91. STAPHIZLOMA, is a Discase oF the FYe, Er
  92. Which the rvo Tunicks of che Fyc, Cornea and
  93. Duea, beins broken, tall ourward in che Mape ot
  94. 2 Grape.
  95. STAR, in Forriscation, is a Nork wirh severaL
  96. Faces, generally composed oF From 5 10 8 Points
  97. wich Saliane, and Rc-entrino Aneles Flankino one
  98. anochet; every one oE ics dides concainins troim
  99. T2 EO25 F2CHOIS.
  100. STALBOARD, che Righc hand side oF a Ship.
  101. 25 Larboard is the letr: Thus cher Cay, Scarboara
  102. the Felm, Or FTelm a.rarboard; When he chAE
  103. Conds vould hare che Man ac the Helm puc che
  104. Flelm ro che Righe- Sde oF che Strip.
  105. STAR- Fort. SeC Fort
  106. STARS. SeC Fixd StarS,
  107. STATICAL BaroscopC, an Iostrumene Invened
  108. by phe FIonourable MIE. R. Boyle, Wrhose Delcrip.
  109. tion lec in Baroscope.
  110. STATLCAL HyeroseopC. SeC Lyroscope
  111. STATICRS, is a Science purely Specularive
  112. beins a Species oF Mechanicks, Converlane abouE
  113. Weighes, and Meing che Properries of the Hes
  114. viness aud Lichiness, Or Equilibria oF Bodies
  115. Wrtien ic is restrained co che Specitick Weighes and
  116. Eguilibria eF Liquors, it is called Aydrostaticls;
  117. whichsce.
  118. STATION, in auronom, sgnities certain
  119. Places oF che Zodiack, Where a Planet beins ar-
  120. rived, seems to stand Ail for lome time inthe
  121. Tame Degree, cither in ascendins to irs Aposee, or
  122. descendins coirs Perigee.
  123. STATION is a Place where a Man sres him
  124. SelF and his Instrumenes, ro cake las in Surrerins)
  125. any Angles Distances.
  126. tvo Rusers chac Ilide to ten foot, divided into
  127. Leet at Inches, W a MOS Vahe OF SighE;
  128. cvo oE which are uled wich a Level; and on the
  129. Edges, chere are the Links oF che Cunters Chain
  130. 3. Such whole Florvers adhere to the rop or divided. Uc is uled in Surrerins For, che more casie
  131. appertmoie ot ihe deca; ad ihe Beta, Aarum,
  132. Mehimilla
  133. catine D Peleto.
  134. STATION Line. Sec Line os Scation.
  135. dlALIOII-Sta, L al Muen ContInB OL

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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/806933011:0778?run=74