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

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  1. ruces, equal ro the suns Semidiannerer, and con-, cheretore chese Nays, er Pachs ol theSpors, beine
  2. sequemly sensible erough. Thac ot Saturn, Will seen trem che sun in che Plane ot che Planetari
  3. be Comething abore one Minure ar. d ar HXIF, (FMaF
  4. Planet being 10 ties che Distanee oF the Parrh
  5. trom the Sum;) and the FLOrizontal ParallaX OF
  6. Mercury, viil lic alnost 50 Minures: And since
  7. chese Parallazesare lutficienety sensible, the Dictan-
  8. ces oF the Planetsmas be compared with che Sun:
  9. Diamerer, and wrich one another.
  10. 5. F0 an Five thus placed all thC FIXF StarS and
  11. Planers, will scem eo sevolvetrom Palero West, ir
  12. the Space of 25 oF our Nacural Da75: The NOrrI
  13. Pole oF which Reroturion, Will De in ThaE PArE Ol
  14. ehe Flcaren, Wwhich ere (Intrabitanes oF che Cairhi)
  15. call che Loch Deeree OE Pisces, Wieh 83 Or
  16. 84 Deorees oF North Laticude: Wheretore thc
  17. Articl- Pole Scar Will bCac che 2d l lexure oF Draco
  18. and erhich ill noc be abore 3 Degrees From the
  19. Poic. TheSouch Pole Will be in 10 Dcorces ob
  20. Vireo, Wich 83 Or 84 Desrees South Lati
  21. cude, near a Scar of che Fourrh Magnicude, wtictu
  22. in C ap. FtallezS Cacalogue, is in ene first Oax 0
  23. the Argo. Navis.
  24. 6. The Planers thus seen trom che Sun, will ap
  25. vear oF Ditserene Magnanitudes: For the Diame.
  26. ter oF Saturn, Will Subrend chere buc an Arsle ob
  27. 18 Seconds: That OF Fupirer near 40 Scconds
  28. THaEOF Mars buE B ECcOndS: THaTOFVenuS 28SC
  29. conds: Andthe Dilmeter oF Mercury 20 Seconds
  30. BuEMP. FIugens suppoles the Diameters of che Su
  31. verior Planes will be much larger; a5 makin
  32. Thac oF Fupiter, 10 subrend an Anole oF almos
  33. 54 Seconds; aud chac oF che Body ot Saturn wich.
  34. ouchis Rins 27 Scconds.
  35. 7. OE chese six Planes chus movins round ch
  36. Sun, chree will appear actended with their Satel
  37. lices: OF Which, the Farth will have bue onc
  38. avtrich is the MoOn; and wrho will appear ac che
  39. Greatest distance, nor ro be trom ehe Larch abore
  40. 20 NtinuteS.
  41. Fupiter ill axpear wirh his Tour MoOnS, Or Sa-
  42. cellices; OE wrhich che oucermost will never apvear
  43. 20 be aboreo Minutes distam trom che Primavy
  44. Planet.
  45. Sacurn vill appear wich his 5 Sacellites (it s0
  46. Many there bC) and che surthermost of them vil
  47. nerer be abore o Mlinures al(o dictane trom his B0
  48. dy: Eis Rins also will appeas compastins rounc
  49. ehie Planet.
  50. The Pachs, Or Orbits oF chese Sacellires beine
  51. Ccen srom che Sun merimes more, lometimes lels
  52. Oblique, will appear accordingli no brbader
  53. non narroer Cples; Comerimes the Flates o
  54. thele Orbirs beins produced, will pass chro the
  55. Sun: In Which Case, che former nartol silliples
  56. Wviil pals into Lelshe Lines; Wrhich will happen
  57. evice in crery Herosution ot the Orbit rouna tne
  58. Sun, it ies Plare senum alvars paraster le lelF:
  59. IVhence che Salessire willnon appeas tobe CoVer
  60. cd by che Primary Planer, and chen che Planet b
  61. ic; and sometimes will appear round che Plane
  62. avicton is Ldisu, a .
  63. Diste, Willnons appear Essiprical, and non Rrair
  64. Lines, (a5 belore The Pachs oF che Satellices Disti)
  65. accordins as the sun is elerared on cicher lide a-
  66. bore che Plane oE thole Circles; or is tound in it
  67. 25 it is when ic is in the Equinoctial at char Planer
  68. And is chere be a Series, or Ror, ot thele Spors
  69. (25 in the Beles oF Mars and Fupiter) chele wil
  70. aprcar in the form of Semi-Eliples (che onc hate
  71. beins Behind, or on che other side che Planes). Or
  72. will pals into crait Lines; Wrhich will allo be the
  73. Case os the outivare Edse oF the Rins OF Saturn
  74. Bur fome of chele Spors will no and then be hid
  75. and Cometimes be risible for a lons rime, accord
  76. ins as chey are near to the Planets Pole, wtrich
  77. is turried from, or torvardsthe Sun.
  78. And chis will be most obserrable in sarurn, and
  79. inthe Farth, in thie ochers Ccarcelr ac aIl, because
  80. in them che Ilustration oE che Sun reaches eo bortr
  81. cheir POles.
  82. 9. Besides chese six primary Planers, and cheir
  83. 10 Sacellices, Which ro our Solar Obserrator, wil
  84. all appear to more wichin che Bounds of a Zodiack
  85. scarce 16 Derrees broad, and nor much inclinec
  86. rothe Circle oFrhe Arst Motior, aII che lame vay
  87. and in Orbirs nearly Concentrical ro the Sun:
  88. Fhere are allo anorher kind of Bodies, whole
  89. Bumriber is uncertain, which move round the Sun
  90. in very Eccentrical Orbits, and wvhich are called
  91. Comets; and wrhich Comerimes come very near che
  92. Sun, and somerimes are rastly remore trom
  93. him.
  94. Fhese Comets do not inore all inthesame Frach
  95. (altho cach one alivays Keeps His OWn) but Come
  96. one war, and some anocher, and moltly in Orbirs
  97. very much enclined roche Fcliprick, anel always
  98. in great Circles oF che Sphere. Ttreie Coma or
  99. Fail (1o an Liyc at che Sun) rsillnoc appear oblons
  100. Or Arerchi our in lesisth, asic dorhrous, bucerer
  101. way disfuledround ihe Head.
  102. SONARTHROSIS; Or che jormins OE BoneS,
  103. For che obscure Morion is such, asthac oF the Ribs
  104. wich che Vercebra, ec.
  105. SONDAT Letter, che same vich Dominical
  106. Letter.
  107. SVPERBOS Musculus. Sec Atollens Oculo.
  108. rum.
  109. SOPERCIETOM. Sce Cilium.
  110. SOPERELCTAL Content. Sec Area
  111. SUPEKFICIL Numbers; che lame vich Plair
  112. Numbers.
  113. SOPERFTCTES, the Tame wich Sursace; (Whict
  114. (ec) is Lenech and Breadch ouly, wirhour Thick
  115. vels.
  116. SOPEREOETKFIONI, is when alter one Con
  117. ception anorher succeeds, (0 thac both are in the
  118. Wrombrosether: Sennertus makes menrion ot tre-
  119. quem Cales oF chis Nature.
  120. SOPER INSTITOTION, one insticurion uxon
  121. anocher; as Where A is admirted and insticured to
  122. a Benekice upon one Tule, and B. is admitted, in-
  123. stituted, Ec. by che Prelenement ot another.
  124. SOPFRONERATIONE Posturae, is aTrit Zu
  125. dicial, thac lies against him who is impleaded inthe
  126. Conner, For the over-burdenins ot a Common
  127. wich his Cartel, in case Wvhere he Was formertyim
  128. pleaded for it in the Conney, and che Cause is re-
  129. uera ne netute e so
  130. 8. The Primarr Plarets, a5 also cheir Sarellires
  131. have noc ontr rongh and unpolictred Surtaces, bur
  132. also are (0 diftorm, chat they hare their SpOrS,
  133. pohich are places more or lels obscure, (and Pome
  134. rimes more brighr) chan the rest ot their Disk:
  135. Arid chele Spors, by che KLocalton O IHC PTaneE, Or
  136. dacelice, tonne no ato, eo deaentol co, adta
  137. dttet

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