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are Ulcers which continu-

narxv 0rth Matter - Blanchard.cotisi(v; n „ i , “-E, is the Foot of a Latin VerseIvnv anJ\c tbree syllables, whereof the first ist>ACTvr otber fiwrt ; as Carmina.on the p; EONOMY, is the Art ofNumbring

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ters uipri r* ierm in ArchiteElure by some Wri-Middle p l t ij e which is the Part in the

Bas ea ?p he Postal of a Column, between itsthe Cornice. Tis of a Cubicle form, whenceC>A1I v » given to it.

AfotPOTION, of a Planet. See Diurnal

Hurt ortr ls 8 enera!I Y taken to signifie anystate; l lnc *rancethat a Man taketh in his E-thc jurors h < “ ornmon Law, it is a part of thattiff or £) e f j t0 enquire of, pasting for the Plan-steal, p anc in a Civil Action, be it PersonalLauie, ^ 0r after verdict given of the Principalftouchij. p are bkewise asked their Consciences“t>it, °? s > Which are the Charges of theo' t ' a 8es ? tbe Civilians expense Litis,) and"iantjff 0 ’ r '''‘"th contain the Hindrances that the^Wronp , Uenia ndant hath suffered, by means ofnan t . ® a ° ne to him by the Defendant or Te-- ^ his \y ,

'8 n ificati 0n d bamagj (in Law) has two severalpster Strips' tbe 0nc Properly and Generally , the'“ a fes wfje r ^ Relatively ; Properly , as it is inC le °f i , damages are founded upon the Sta*f°sts are ."- 4- cap. i. and 8 H. 6 . cap. 9. where° r - u ded within this Word Damages ;

" lt8 ‘4>, wff ', n Us Proper signification, is said a Dc~pjditi this V oy diminution a thing becomes worse;Sff Costs of Suits are Damages to the

” en the pi oy st his substance is diminished. Buts sW atlt ‘st declares the wrong done him,T at ‘>iy f& e of such a Summ, this is to be taken.■ c 5ftit k r ° r t * le wrong which is passed beforeC a r? *Pas? U r^ C ’ at) d are Astessed by Reason ofhj°fSui t atore i a id, and cannot extend to thea tn re , which are future and of another

ai ^ s d b v , Ll-EfiRE Oamna Ckricorum is now

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£ the Twe' 6 - P^tith part in the Common-Pleas ,r* C ^1 Uc r t 0 f- C ^ t *' 1 part in the Kings Bench andih^° Ver ed 'ei s i , images (exceeding five marks)cr° f the r b y Verdict. Confession, or Judg-jv CQ ant 'p r 0 . llrc in all Actions upon the Cafe,j n Wer > a ' n d battery, False Imprisonment,

^taiti, others, wherein the Damages arein 0t ^° n ° tar y 1 1 tbe stlaintift was to pay to the

■ary the Plaintiff was in pay lu ukc y are cbltd Officer of that Court, whereQ u ° n for t h„ CQVercd ' before he (hall have Exe-Ci at , uit y eiv eti m ’ This was Originally onlyWh: 1 ior dr _ t° the Prothonotaries, and theirth is Ch ttstcrwan In ^ ^P ec ' a i Writs and Pleadings,it * S taken S 8 rcw to a certainty. But nowhy 1 7 Car. r. 1.6. for thatar y Charge and Burden upon the

fun ^^Eeastta^^’ ’ n Common Law, is whenl her j Cnce of ,7 lr L? n °thev mans Ground, with-A° feed ... "nant of the Ground, ans1y s > W 00d ’ * > and otherwise spoil the Corn

anc Whom’ they UCh Hkc ■* rafp th(

, in which case, theDamage may therefore cake,

Distrain, and Impound them as well in the Night,as in the Day. But in other Cases, as for Rentsand Services, and such like, none may Distrain inthe Night.

DAMNATA Terra , is the fame with the CaputAiortuum of the Chymists, being only the Earthor mass that remains in the Retort, &c. after allthe other principles are forced out by the fire.

DAnCETTE, a Term in Heraldry when theout-linc of any Bor-

dure or Ordinary is \ A A A A A A.of this sllapc that is VVVVVV\indented in and out

very largely, in which only it differs from Indented .

There is a bearing of a Bendcalled Double Daftcette thus: hebeareth A^ure, a Bend DoableDancette Argent.

DARKENED Room , See Obfcura camera .

DARK Tent , is the Term which some Writersgive to a Box made almost like a Desk with Op-tick Glasses, to take the Prospect of any Build-ing, Fortification, Landskip, Vc. This is a Por-table Camera Obfcura , or Darkened Room , Sec theDescription under Obfcura Camera.

DARSIS, is an Excoriation of the Skin. Blan-

chard.

DARTUS, is the Second or inner Tunick. of theCommon Coats which immediately cover theTesticles ; it arises from the Membrana Carnosa,and seems to be muscular, from its Power of Con-structing and Wrinkling it self up ; it adheres tothe Tunica Vagimlis that lies under it by manyMembranous Fibres. Ruyfch faith, that it haththe Membrana Adipofa also under the Carnosa.

DASYMMA, is a superficial inequality of theinner Part of the Eye-lids, accompanied with aredness. Blanchard.

DATA, is the Term in Mathematicks for suchthings or quantities as are supposed to be given orknownin order to find out thereby other thingsor quantities which are unknown er sought for,and Euclide uses the Word Data, (of which he hatha particular Tract) for such spaces, Lines, and An-gles, as are given in Magnitude, or to which wecan assign others equal. See Given.

DATIVE CASE, is the third Cafe in the De-clension of Nouns, Pronouns, &c. and is so calledbecause 'tis usually governed by a Verb which im-plies something to be given, to some Person, and thething is put in the Accusative Cafe, and the Per-son in the Dative.

DAVIS’s Quadrant , is the Common BackQpadrant used at Sea, to take the Suns MeridianAltitude. See its Description under the WordBaci-Jlaf.

DAVIT, a Piece of Timber in a Ship havingaNotch at one End, in which by a strap hangs aBlock, called the Fish Block. And the use of thisBlock is to bale up the Fluke of the Anchor, andto fasten it atj the Ships Boot or Loos. This Davit isffiiftable from one side of the Ship to the other, asoccasion serves.

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