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

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  1. case oFchis Treason, 2 Nan Mall Be Flang d, Dravor
  2. and Ouarrered, and forteir his Lands and Goods
  3. to che King. Ir is Comerime called Treason Para-
  4. mount, Perry Treason. Sec che Trordic (eE in IES
  5. Propet place.
  6. There is also mention oE Accumularive Freason,
  7. and Constructive Freason, in the Stature 14 Car. 2.
  8. cap. 29. And here Nore, Thar in Majori prodi-
  9. rione omnes sunt principales, there are no Accelta
  10. ries in Treason, all are Principals. And Voluntas
  11. non repurabitur pro factonisi in causa Preditionis, fOr
  12. Petry Freason.
  13. EREASVRE.TROVE, is Wten anY Money
  14. Cold, Silver, Plare, or Bullion is Found in any
  15. Place, and none knows ro whom it belongs; then
  16. the Proverty chereot belones to che Kins, bur che
  17. Ciril Lau sires it eo che Finder, accordins to rtie
  18. Law ot Nature. The Punistimene For concealins
  19. Treasure found, is Imprisonmeve and Fine. Bur it
  20. any Minc or Metal De Pound in any Ground, thâc
  21. alivars pertains to the L. ord oF the Soil, excepe id
  22. be a Minc of Gold or Silver, Wrhich uled to bc al
  23. ays to the Kins, in Wtole Cround Poerer it B0
  24. Found: Bur by a lare ACFOF Partiament, thc Rin3
  25. hathonly the Praemption.
  26. FREBLE, is etie last or hichest oF the FOuF PartS
  27. in Nusical Proportion.
  28. TREENELS, in a Ship, are lons Pins or Nail
  29. OE WVood, Whencecher are called Trec. neIIS, OF
  30. Trecnails, made out oF the FPCarE OF OAk, tOFa
  31. Aen eie Plantes eo che Timbers; and chese have
  32. alvars Oatram driven into them tO preveHE ans
  33. LCat.
  34. TREES and SbrubS, OF our Narire Crowrh ir
  35. Fncland, are chus distinsuistred by oue most sudi
  36. cious Boranist, MI. John RaY.
  37. J. Such as have their Flover disioined and remot
  38. from the Fruit; and these are,
  39. P. Nuciferous ones, Or Such a5 Bcar NFuES, 25 chie
  40. Walnur Lree, che Llazel nur Prec, theBecch, che
  41. Chelnur, and che common Oatc.
  42. 2. Coniferous ones, or Tuch as bear a squammole
  43. Or lcaly Fruir, oF a lind of Conical Fisure, and ot a
  44. voody or hard substance, in wrhich arc many
  45. Sceds, Wtich whenther are Rixe, the Cone opens
  46. OF EaFeS, in allirs scveral Cclls, ard Partitions, and
  47. (0 ther drop our. OF this kind are che Scoreh
  48. Firrs, Nale and Female; the Pinc, wwhich in ou
  49. Cardens is called che Scorch Firr; thecommon
  50. AIder Trec, and the Birch Trec.
  51. 3. Bacciferous ones, Or luch as bcar BCrrICS; 3
  52. Juniper, and che Vew-Trec.
  53. 4. Laniserous ones, Or such as Bear 2 woolly
  54. dovnr Substance; as the black, whice, and crem
  55. blins Poplar, Willows, and Ohers oF alt kinds.
  56. 1. Frees and Stirubs with the Florver placed on
  57. the Fop Or Opper- part oF the Frvit: OF chese
  58. Tome are Pomiserous, as Apples and Pears; and Porrie
  59. Bacciferous, a5 the Sorb or Serrice Free; the WVhire
  60. or Flaw Thorn, the ild Rose, Sircer brier, Cur
  61. rants, che preat Bilberrs BuM, Honex Suchle.
  62. Iry, (9c.
  63. 2. Frees whole Elover adheres to the Bale Or
  64. Borrom oF che Fruic, are cither such a5 have chreir
  65. truic moist and (ofc Wohon Ripe, a5
  66. . Pruniserous ones, whole Fruit is precty lares
  67. and PoFr, with a stone in The mldale; 25 thc
  68. black Thorn or Slow-Tree, itre black and wtire
  69. Bullace Trec, che common wile Cherry. Tree.
  70. cheblack Cherry, Cc.
  71. ction berween thie l’aculer and the l’art affected.
  72. TRENCHTES, in Fortification, are certain MOaES
  73. Or Dirches, Wvhick ehe BeseGerS CHF LO apprOnCH
  74. more securely rorhe Place Actackd, and are of se-
  75. veral POris, accordins ro the ditterent nature of the
  76. Soil; For it che adjacene l’erricory be Rocky, che
  77. and che Depth HOMIOW)
  78. These Frenches aFe IO DC CALLICC OH WILH WIIIC
  79. II. Sach as Bade ieri Fruus ana toers Coi
  80. SuOuS, ate CHCIC ALC CHHCL WILI IBC FIONE
  81. foccbbet B1b 1tC 20F 6) 2t0b 2t cet 61 bist cbb
  82. acriodt 6 Cd toc 4oc36 bt dbitvidt et lb Fdct.
  83. 2. Bacciferous ones ; 25 the Strawberry lreC
  84. in the West oF Treland Misselroc, Walet
  85. ee Drast a Larse Lavrel, c rouunt0
  86. Way- farino Trec, ihe Dog berry Prec, the Sed
  87. black Thorn, ehe Berrr-bearins AIder, the LIL
  88. vel Dalberrr, common FIder, che FTOII), che
  89. Buck Thorn, che Berry-bearins Fleath, the
  90. blatible ana the dpiale LrCe, OE, Eit
  91. wood.
  92. Such as have cheir Fruic dry woten ris Ripe;
  93. 25, the Bladder Nur-Trec, the BOX- Trec, the ConL
  94. r L a AM, the Maple, che Caule OF Svéet-
  95. Willom, common Hleath, Broom, Diers Weed, Lurze
  96. or Corte, the lime-Tree, (9c.
  97. TREMOR, is a voluntarr Norion depravec.
  98. by which che Member is sometimes raised up, and
  99. Tometimes depressed chrouch the mutual Contra
  100. Trench is only au Elerarion et Bavins, Gabions,
  101. WVooL-PaCK, OF Shouldrings oF Farth cast ux rounc
  102. about etse Place: Bur Wwhere the Ciround may be
  103. casily opend, ihe Trench is dus cherein, and bor-
  104. aet d wich a Parapet on the Side of the Belieged.
  105. Ine Bcadch oF ic oughe rode omoi 10 fobl,
  106. ins Lines, in lome manner parallel to the WVorks
  107. 5. Such as bear their Sceds (harins an impertect
  108. OEche Forrress, (0 ds nor ro be in rie of the lse
  109. my, nor to expole ies Lenoch ro cheir Shor, which
  110. ther cal cnpladine; For then ie wviil be in aAIBet
  111. Lconci) in Leaes emolalleo et Lateo; do MlC
  112. ornbeam Ox Parabeam, called in Come places et
  113. TTornbeech.
  114. ot beino Ensladed, or scoured by the Enemies
  115. liquels, eltes cal, Caltf Lenenss Coas
  116. Or Traverses.
  117. Cannon: Lite this carrvins oF the Treseles OD-
  118. Ther call Opening the Trenches, wtien chie BC
  119. and chis is ulually done in che Nishe, and some.
  120. rimes wichin Musker. Mor, and Pomerimes Wichin
  121. HaIL OF WHOIC C AMHOIL-MHOE OI IC LSACC, I CLC
  122. Segers beginto Worke upon ehre Line oFApproaches.
  123. be no tiliné bronre addu in lac balted de uid

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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/806933011:0838?run=74