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ll. лишив]? Coiporcal Sub/lanen, that which
'e/leemed moß Simple and
mqß Perfeót, whole general name is therefore frequently ufed to (ignilie a place or a flare of the greateli Perfef'tion and Happmefs , together with — that which in both thefe refpeCts is oppoßte, are commonly fiyled
HEAVEN, Ccleßial, Firmament, Slee. HELL, Inßernal, Stygian.
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Thofepart: of Heaven whichfall under our два/ё.‘ may be conlidered aC` cording to their.
êGeneral Name, denoting fuch parts as are more .Solid and Luminous, l. STARR, Ste/late. Particular kinds, either
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' Fixed, that is to fay, which do alwaye: keep the Лис eli/lance fiom one another. And thefe, for the better dil‘tinftion and remembrance of them,are ul'ually difiributed into divers parcels or little Aggregates, called Conßellatiom: the received names of which are, according to their imaginary Rel‘emblanccs , either the proper names ofPer ßnu, as Perfetta, Andromeda, Orion, Ste. or the names of brute Ani malt, as Bear, Lion, Ram, 8‹с. or the патёз OfInanintate things, as
Balance,.4rrow,&c. which may each of them be fuliiciently exprelï i
fed,asthe things theml'elves are to which they are refembled, with
out being particularly provided for in the Table. 'And becaufe that great Luminary which rule: the Day, with us in this Syliem. is , by the
molt received Hypothelis,thought to belong to this number, there- A f _., ._.„_
fore may it be adioyned , as the той conliderable Particular be FIXED STARR, Conßellation. (longing to this General. 2 ' SUN, Solar. ' Wandring, viz. which do notl alwaie: keep the frime difiance from one a nother', to which may be adjoyned that other kind OfLuminouo Body,which io' now byfgficient obfèrvation and experiment dijŕovered to be above the тиф/т‘: 5 according to the âGcneral names. '
PLANET, Wandringßarr. 3’
COMET, Blazing jtarr.
Particular kinds of Planet:,being either fPrimaiy 5
l ‘ Seen by uo at a cli/lance, either more l r Frequently, . . Higher pan' à SATURN ine.
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Lower pair,
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MARS.
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7. The GLOBE @s SEA AND LAND, Eau/„Wma т menical, Terreilrial, Terrcne, Univer?, Geography.
l Secondary; whether moving
about the Eart , or about any other
Planet,
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MOON, Lunar.
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