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Show NG meat}/e"@ A diftin& part of a dif e th C(z)llfrhis 1kt paragraph, 1 have tranfcribe Savift moft important parts [from para adv . , 5,-,,,};1 breaks or divifions alpa o [f ad S PARALLA'CTICAL n n a r P . la b, PARALLA'CTI toa parallax . PA'RALLAX Th [-cvagx?mfv. #. / u t t betw diftanc a f o n f place of th t o from t il By what ftrange parallax or optick f d u l g R f d r P ' i t i B ' Of vifion multipl v f o a i f t o f Light move or eigh minute 1 abou diftanc whic time a n z r h t i o p f s l m i g E 70,000,00 s n c f v e t o a b t f parallaz of t Neavton's Opticks (ll:"]‘ PA'RALLEL ]'aml [axgaf'/;}.::}\'@ L3 Jele, French. a n i € r d m f t i e 1, Bxten c a f d a { t y w a i r f r pe e u c o r e t a d o th Diftortin pendicular to their effe&ts afid the draw h i th a e l r p ru e t e e w ng th un proper motions would never meet together, Brown 2. Having the fame tendency When honour runs parallel with the laws of Go and our country, it cannot be too much cherifhed but when the di€tates of honour are contrary t thofe of religion and equity, they are the great de Addifon pravations of human nature . 3. Continuing the refemblance throug many particulars; equal; like The foundation principle of peripateticif exa@ly parallel to an acknowledged nothing i Glanwville 1 fhall obferve fomething parallel to the wooin " and wedding fuit in the behaviour of perfons o Addifon figure Lefley In'the parallcl place before quoted Compare the words and phrafes in one place o an author wit the fam in othe fame author, which are generall ‘place { PARaLLEL places o th called paralle Watts ». /. [from the adjedtive. / 1. Line continuing its courfe and fill re maining at the fame diftance from another line Who made the fpider parallcls defign Pope ,S""f as De Moivre, without rule or line 2. Lcline on the glob markin the lati tude 3. Dire@tion conformabl other line to that of an ' Diffentions, like {mall ftreams, are firft begun Scar.cc feen they rife, but gather as they run So lines, that from their parallel decline More they proceed, the more they fill disjoin 4. Refemblance ; conformit Garth continue through many particulars; likenefs ‘Such a refemblance of all parts Llfe,. death, age, fortune, nature, arts She lights her torch at theirs to tell An,d fhew the world this parallel Twixt earthly females and the moon All parallels exatly run Denham Saift's Mifcellany §. Comparifon made Tl:\e Parallel holds in the gainlefsnefs laborioufnefs of the work as well a Decay of Picty A reader cannot be more rationally entertained i}}an by com.paring and drawin a paralle betwee f(;:sown private charadter, and that of other per6 A Addifon PA PA P A Any thing refembling another the denarius, others equal, have been deceived by double paralogifm, in ftanding; too nicely upoa th and the emblem of ingratitude South For works like thefe, let dcathlefs journals tell None but thyfelf can be thy parallel Pope bare words of the ancients, without examin n: th Ar u jrot things Ifa fyllogifm agree with the rules given for th Zo PA'RALLEL. @w. 4. [{rom the noun. 1. To place, fo as always to keep th fame direCion with another line The Azore thef having a middle continent an that fituation betwee aét of America conftruction of it, it is called a true argument : i it difagree wit falfe argument Pa'zavocy Tha the needle feemeth equally diftracted by both, an diverting unto neither, doth paralicl and place itfelf upon the true meridian z. To kee level i th th direftion t The loyal fufferers abroad became fubjeéted t the worft effect of banifhment, and even there expelled and driven from their flights: {0 parallelin in their exigencies the moft immediate objeés o that monfter's fury Fell His life is parallel' Angelic The parallelifm and due proportionated inclina tion of the axis of the earth. More's Divine Dial Speaking of the parallelifin of the axis of th earth Idemand whether it be better to have th The difficulties of breathing and f{wallowing without any tumour after long difeafes, procee commonly from a refolution or paralytical difpofiArbuthnot tion of the parts The latus reCtu Para'METER. 7. / of a parabola, is a third proportional t the abfcifia and any ordinate; fo tha the fquare of the ordinate is alway equal to the retangle under the parameter and abfciffa: but, in the ellipfi and hyperbola tion We may have a clear idea of the area of a paral lelogrant, without knowing what relation it bears t Watts the area of a triangle a parallelogram: it is always triple t a pyramid of the fame bafe and height Harris Two prifms alike in fhape I tied fo, that thei axes and oppofite fides being parallel pofed a parallelopiped they com I\'Cqu!zzn Cryftals that hold lead are yellowifh, and of Woodward cubic or parallelopiped figure Pa'RAaLOGISM. 7. [. [magaripiopce; paA falfe argument ralogifme, Fr. That becaufe they hav not a bladder of gall like thofe we obferve in others they have no gal at all, is a paralogifm not admittible, 2 fallacy tha dwells not in a eloud, and nceds not the fun t {catter it Brown's Vulgay Errqurs the chief o Leagues within the ftate are ever pernicious t monarchies ; for they raife an obligation, paramoun to obligation of fovereignty, and make the king Bacon tanquam unus ex nobis The dogmatift's opinioned affurance is paramoun Glanville fo argument If all power be derived from Adam, by divin inftitution, this is a right antecedent and paramoun to all government; and therefore the pofitive law of men cannot determine that which is itfelf th Locke foundation of all law Mankind, fecing the apoftles poffefled of a powe plainly paramount to the powers of all the know beings, whether angels or damons, could no Wefi queftion their being infpired by God fire, w Brown PARALLELOGRA'MICAL. adj. [from parallelogram.] Having the properties o a parallelogram ParRALLELO PIPED. 7 /. [from paralA folid figure conlelopipede, French. tained under fix parallelograms, th oppofites of which arc equal and parallel; or it is a prifm, whofe bafe i ‘as, lord paramount the feigniory: with zo The experiment we made in a loadftone of parallelogram, or long figure, wherein only invertof th it has a different pro Harris portion ParRaMO UNT. adj. [per and mount. 1. Superiour; having the higheft jurifdic PARALLE'LOGRAM. 7. /. [wacarxmnn©and yoappe 5 parallelograme, French. In geometry, a right lined quadrilatera figure, whofe oppofite fides are paralle Harris and equal as it came ou or ftreightly bound Prior that goe Derbam axis of the earth fteady and perpetually paralle! t itfelf, or to have it carelefsly tumble this way an Ray on the Creation that way ing the extremes altered the poles fofteft work of heav'n, draws nea to any mufcle, that mufcle fhall immediately lof its motion: which is the cafe of paralyticks throug ParRALLE LisM. 2. [f. [parallelifme, Fr from parallel.] State of being parallel [raga_'?‘uzfl;.;- fara{}fic n. / Senfelefs of beauty If a nerve be cut Buraet I parallel'd more than once, our idea of fubftance with the Indian philofopher's he-knew-not-what Locke which fupported the tortoife Brown To the cold thaking paralytick hand places, feems to parallel the expreflion of David, h 5. To compare bu belicve we qujetl Nought fhall it profit, that the charming fair That he ftretched out the north over the empt In the fire, the deftruction was fo fwift, fudden vaft, and miferable, as nothing can paralle/ in ftory Dryden pofterity of Adam the longeft liver of al French.] A palfy adj. [from paralyis Parary'ricar. paralytigue, French. Parary''rIck Palfied; inclined to palfy to 4. To be equal to; to refembl many particulars wa Methufela PA'RALYSIS Shakefpeare firetched out the earth upon the waters Falfe reafoning n / to deny Ev'n with the frroke and line of his great juftice 3. To correfpon thefe rules, it is a paralogifm, o Watts that he muft needs be fo, is perhaps below paralo Brown fam the drachma lefs tha makin Modern writers Thou angrateful brute, if thou wouldft fin thy parallel, go to hell, which is both the regio 2 Eminent of the higheft order John a Chamber was hanged upon a gibbe raifed a ftage higher in the midft of a fquare gallows, as a traitor paramount3 and a number o his chief accomplices were hanged upon the lowe Bacon ftory round him Pa'ramounT n. / The chief In order came the grand infernai peers 'Midft came their mighty paramonnt Miltor PA'RAMOUR. #. /. [par and amour, Fr. 1. A lover or wooer Upon the floo A Jovely bevy of fair ladies fat Courted of many a jolly paramour The which them did in modeftwife amate Spenfer And each one fought his Jady to aggrate No feafon then for he To wanton with the fun her lufty paramour. Alilt It is obfolete in bot z. A miftrels fenfes, though not inelegant or unmufical Shall T believ That unfubftantial death is amoroys Mm An |