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

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  1. rendins Muleles oF che L es is inserred, and theOri- J Fourchly, Reckonctie Time oF etie Moons, comine
  2. oination oEthe musculus Lxtensor, Magnus Disito- oThe south in the Circumterence ot che Circle
  3. rum Pedis: Ic allo concirues à dilgresated HcMy
  4. Origination, For near ervo Thieds ot che superioi
  5. Pare ot che laid Pibia, exrernally Lateral, nexe the
  6. Fibula; Wrhich compotins a Aethy BeIly; leisens ic
  7. selt in trait irs Prosrels, and growins into a ArONE,
  8. and lomenhatround Tendon, descendins oblique.
  9. Iy over che inferior Parr oF the said Tibia; and
  10. under the Annular Ligament, is inserred ro the
  11. inside oE che Os Cuneiforme Majus, chac sustains
  12. theOs Metatarsus Pollicis. This pulls the FOOE uP
  13. wards, and forrsards, directy
  14. TIBIALIS Posticus, is a Muscle ot che LOOE,
  15. irhich being placed on che Back- parrotche Tibia
  16. is also called Musculus Nautious, Decaule MaxIHCKS
  17. chieAty Dsc ic, in climbine up the Masts ot cheir
  18. Stips. Ir lies parely under the Plexor terrii interno
  19. aii Pollicis, Wvtrich Mufele must De parely railed
  20. together wich ehe Flexor tertii internodii Diritorum
  21. Pedis, belore re can hrave a clear sighe ot ic. I
  22. appears Birentral, arising partiy Tendinous, and
  23. Paruls Aechy From che Superior, and Back-parr oF
  24. the Fibula; a5 als0 trom che Lisament chac is con
  25. cained berwreen the Caid Bone, and che Tibia; in
  26. near half IES ProOreIS, it becomes lels, and grOWS
  27. eny asain, and makrins a Arone round Tendor
  28. ertrich runs in a, sinus, on the Back-parr oF che
  29. lorver Appendase oF the Libia, Called chie Malloelus
  30. Internus under an Amnular Lisamene, and is in-
  31. Terred ro theOs Naviculare, internally, and lacerally.
  32. This dras the Foor upvards, and inwards.
  33. TIDE, ihe Word Tide signities as Well che Eb.
  34. bins, as che Flowins of the Sea, che Former ot
  35. Wohrich, che Scamen call Tide of Lbb; che latFeF,
  36. Tide of Flood. AWVindmard Tide, is wten che Tide
  37. runs against che Wind. A Lcemara Tide, is wher
  38. the Wind, and Fide go Boch che Came Wvar; wher
  39. the Tide runs very Arons, ther callir a Tide Cate
  40. Fo Tide it over, or up inco any Place, is t0 50 in
  41. with che Tide ofFlood, or Ebb as lons as chac
  42. lacts, and then to Ray ac an Anchor all the time che
  43. contrary Tido lasts, and then ro sec in asain,
  44. when chelame Tide returns. Irs Caid ro Row Lide,
  45. and half Tide, When che Tide runs chree Floure
  46. (which isfoux Poines of the Compals) in che Offins.
  47. longer then it does bythe Store. By longer, thez
  48. do. nox mean more FTOurS, FOr iE alivays EbbS, and
  49. FIOWS SIX FTOUES, BuE thac iF ic be high Nater =
  50. Store ac ervelre a Clock, it will noc be (0 in the
  51. Offinetill chree, which is che Bound, and Time tos
  52. chac prete a.
  53. the rummino ot a halt Tidc. IF iE FBBS, and FlOWS
  54. more, ther say ic runs halt Tide, and hale Quar.
  55. ter, thacis five Poinrs; When ther arc ro 50 into a
  56. Tlarbour over a Bar or Sand, cheir Word is, charthes
  57. ill brins the Tide wwich chem, chacis, ther vil
  58. come in virh che Flood, chac (O thez may GCF OVCK
  59. che Barr, Or Sand Cately.
  60. TIDES. MT. Herry Phillips, in Philosoph. Trans
  61. N. 34, sires ihc followins Proporrion Cor findine
  62. ihe Tides.
  63. First, Divide a Circle into +2 equal Parts, Ot
  64. Pours, accordins to the Moons Morion, Or Di-
  65. Rance from the Sun, From the Nem Moon tO the
  66. Full
  67. Seconcly, Tet ihe Diameter OF the Circle be divi-
  68. ded into 90 Parrs or Minutes, thar is accordins 10
  69. ihe Fime ot the Ditterence or Fides betreen the
  70. Nem, Or Full Moon, and che Duarters, Which is one
  71. Four and a HaIE.
  72. And L0 by che common lcle, elte tuden de
  73. abOuE 4 Dars old, ic wiil be Souch about ; ot lu
  74. CIock, and ic will De Trich-Fide Z HOVES aAI
  75. Wards; thac is, ac 6 oF the Clock. But, no b
  76. this Rule, il vou court chis Time oF che MoOn
  77. comins co the South, in the Circumterence, che lex
  78. Pendicular Linc which comes trom 3 t0 9, cuts en
  79. Diameter in che halF ac 45 Minutes. Nhuch lhews
  80. thac (0 much is to be abaced trom che lime 0
  81. Flich water in the Nem and Full Moon: GOchac IE 10
  82. Frich- tide 45 Minures betore 6 oF che Clock; ellu
  83. is, at 5 Fours, 25 Minutes, and noc ac 6 ot che
  84. Clock, accordins co che common Rule.
  85. The like rou may do for any other POrTO
  86. Place, Hnoing che Pime oF Trieh. mater, ae ere
  87. Nem and Full Moon in thar Place: And chis may
  88. De more readily donc, it rou sec donn ille Le
  89. OF TTish water ac che Nem and Full Moon unce
  90. the Diameter, 25 IS donc FOF London In FHIS LXaIM-
  91. DlC, where uS Lgh-tide al 3o Me Clock.
  92. thac When che Noon is Souch ac 3 oF. the Oloch
  93. the Perpendicular curs the Diameter ae 2 Houts
  94. 15 Minures; Which added ro che Time oF ctic
  95. wrtien the Moon is Souch ac g ot Ie CNOCK, Vy ad.
  96. dins 2 FTours, 15 Minures, rou hareche lime
  97. iie Time ol Fishride ac any lume Ot. e
  98. Modn.
  99. Thirats. Mane Lepenarcular Lines exols che Di 1 M our example, elle Daelet mutt be
  100. amerer oF che Cirele, trom Hour r0Ftour.
  101. ane obserre che Perpendicular Line, thac Falls trom
  102. thacL oine apon elie DIamCteF; and FHC PFOPOTCO-
  103. nal Msinutes cur therebr, vill theu hoir mans
  104. Ftours Or Minutes, are ro be subrracted trom itie
  105. time ot Flish Tides ac che Nem and Full Moon.
  106. chiac (o you may tiare che rrue Time of che Tides
  107. Example
  108. AE London, on che Day OF IC Hem. and FuI
  109. Moon, ic is Tigh side aE e M CaK, thac is
  110. Wwten ihe Moon is 3 FTOurs past che Meridian
  111. S
  112. Southing, sires s FTOurS, 15 Mlinutes; and se
  113. Fsish mater, Which is rr FTours, 15 Minures
  114. And chus rou may casily matre a Table, vohict
  115. by che Souchins oF the Moon, Mall readily cell y00
  116. Nore, IF che Ditterence be nor so mucti Betweem
  117. the Neap-sides ind Spring-tides, in orhet Llacs
  118. divided inco terex PatrS.

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