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Show E Ci Eler ‘nymph, who pined into a found for lov ‘o Narciffus The pleafant myrtle may teach th' unfortunat ch In thefe woods to refound the renowned name of 4 goddef Sidney g The return or repercuffion of any found Th found, filling great fpace in arche lines cannot be guided; therefore there hath not been an mean E to make artificial echoes Bacon' 3. The found returned Nat. e l// Babbling echo mocks the hounds Replying fhrilly to the well-tun'd horns As if a double hunt were heard at once Shakefp Wilt thou hunt Thy hounds {hall make the welkin anfwer them And fetch fhrill echees from their hollow earth Shakefpeare *, O woods, O fountains, hillocks, dales and bow'rs ‘With other echo late I taught your fhade ‘Lo anfwer and refound far other fong Milion To you I mourn, nor to the deafI fing The woods fhall anfwer, and the echo ring *Tis not enough no harfhnefs gives offence The found muft feem an echo to the fenfe Pope Paj)z' At the partin ‘All the church echo'd. Shakef. Taming of the Shrew Through rocks and caves the name of Deli founds Delia each cave and echoing rock rebounds Po[')e 2, To he founded back Hark how the found difturbs imperious Rome Shakes her proud hills, and rolls from dome todome Her mitr'd princes hear the echoing noife And, Albion, dread thy wrath and awful voice Blackmore 70 E'cro. w.a. 'To fend back a voice to return what has been uttered Our feparatifts do but ec/o the fame note Decay of Piety With peals of fhouts the Tyrians praife the fong Thofe peals are echo'd by the Trojan thron Diyden's n One great death deforms the dreary ground The echo'd woes from diftant rocks refound Prior ECLAIRCI'SSEMENT . /. [French. " Explanation; the ac of clearing up a affair by verbal expoftulation The eclaircjffement ended in the difcovary of th informer ECLAT. . /. [French. luftre Clarendon Splendour Not Englifh fhow Nothing more contributes to the variety, furprize and ec/ar of Homer' battles tha tha artificia manner of gaging his heroes by each other Pope's Effay on Homer Ecur'crick. adj. [iuaédinG~. Sele@ing chufing at will Cicero was of the ecletick fe@ an chofe out o each fuch pofitions as came neareft truth Watts on the Mind Ecrelema. n. /. [% and dyew. of medicin mad b A for the incorporatio _of oils with {yrups, and which is to b taken upo ECLIPSE I a hqu/orice ftick 7. Quincy ['sx);s:m‘tg. An obfcuration of the "luminaries o heaven; the fun is eclipfed by the in tervention of the moon; the moon b the interpofition of the earth. The wor originally fignifies departure fro place, to which Milion alludes th Sips of yew Sliver'd in the moon's ec/ip/e Planets Shakefp. Macherh planet-ftruck, real ec/ip/f Then fuffer'd Milion's Paradife Lofs So though the fun viQorious be 4nd from a datk eclipfe for free The earth's rotation malkes the night and day Affli¢ks our thoughts the following year, Haller. An eclipfe of the moon is when the atmofpher The fun revolving through th' Ecliptick way Effects the various feafons of the year. Blackmore ElcLoGUE. n. /. [éoyy.] A paftoral poem ders the light of the fun from falling upon and bein fo called becaufe Virgi/ called his pattoreflected by the moon: if the light of the fun i rals eclogues kept oft from the whole body of the moon, it is of the earth betwee total ec/ipfe if from a part only 2. Darknefs th fun and th moon hin itisa partial one LOL‘/".(' obfcuration All the pofterity of our firft parents fuffered a perpetual ec/ipfe of fpiritual life Raleigh's Hift Experience we have of the vanity of human glory in our fcatterings and ec/ip/es King Charles What exclaiming praifes Bafilius gave this ecloghi any man may guefs, that knows love is better tha fpectacles to make every thing feem grea Let the ec/ipfed moon her throne refign Now if the eart Sandys were flat, the dark'ned moo Would feem to all ec/ips'd as well as one z. To extinguifh Creech to put out Then here I take my leave of thee, fair fon Born toec/ipfe thy life this afternoon Shakefp. Henry V1 to obfcure They had feen tokens of more than commo greatnefs, howfoever now eclipfed with fortune Sidney Praife him to his father : -Let the prince's glor See to ec/ipfe and caft a cloud o his Denbam's Sophy Let other mufes write his profp'rous fate Of conquer'd nations tell, and kings reftor'd But mine thall fing of his ec/ips'd eftate Which like the fun's mor wonders does afford Dryden He defcended from his Father, and ec/ipfed th glory of his divine majefty with a veil of fleth Calamy's Sermons 4. To difgrace She told the king, that her hufband was eclipfe whole eclogue hould be fo too ECO'NOMY # 2 f circl o draw throug diack an th Equinotial [tramrinic,] {phere th fuppofe middl makin a A 5orea t b of the Zo Englith Libra, of 23%. 3¢/. whic 7. J. [exoromsic:. "This wor it is place her wit the au thorities for different orthography. 1. The management of a family; the g0 vernment of a houfehold By St. Paul's-economy the heir differs nothin from a fervant, while he is in his minority; fo fervant fhould differ nothing from a child in the fubfrantial part Laylor z. Diftribution of expence Particular fums are not laid out to the greatef advantage in his economy; but are fometimes fuffered to run wafte whil main he is onl carcfu of th Dryderi 3. Frugality difcretion of expence; lauda- ble parfimony I have no othe notion of econonty is the parent of llberty and eafe 4. Difpofition of things tha that i Swift to Bolingb regulation All the divine and infinitely wife w ys of econon tha Go coul oblige mankin uf toward to that courf moft agreeable to our nature 5. The difpofitio work In th Gree economy an than 1nT creature of living whic i Hamm as i difpofitio parts of an epick poem a rationa or arrangement of an poets If this economy muf Plautus of poem be obferve w fee th better obferve Ben Fobnfon in th minutel what foul, though fent int the world with great advantages of nature, culti vated with the liberal arts and fciences, can be fuf ficient to inform the body of (o great a wor Dryden's Dedieation to the ZEneid angl in the point Pope is often written, from its derivation @conomy; but e being no diphthong i in Ireland by the ne-countenance his majefty ha thewed towards him Clayendon Another now hath to himfelf engrofs' All pow'r, and us eclips'd Milton's Par. Lojf Ecri'prick Sidney It is not fufficient that the fentences be brief, th To Ecripse. @, a. [from the noun. 1. To darken a luminary 3. To cloud To E'cHo. v. 1. To refound; to give the repercuflion o a voice The influence, which we fondly fear with the of Aries and 6. Syfte is th of matter; diftribution of ever thmg'afi"wc or paflive to its proper place fun' greateft declination 'This is by {fom called wia folis, or the way of the fun becaufe the fun, in his annual motion never deviates from this line This lin Thefe the ftrainers aid That by a conftant feparation made twelve figns vernment of a family to effedt it They may a due econonr maintain Exclude the noxious parts, the good retain Blackimore is drawn on the globe: but in the new Econo'mrck. ad [f o ec no y. aftronomy the FEcliptick is that path Econo'micar. among- the fixed . ftars, which the earth 1. Pertaining to the regulation of an houfeappears to defcribe to an eye placed i h(‘rld Her quick'ning power in every living part the fun, as in its annual motion it run Doth as a nurfe, or as a mother ferve round the fun from Weft to Eat I And doth employ her economick art you fuppofe this circle to be divided int And bufy care, her houfhold to preferve Dawies twelve equal parts, they will be th In economical affairs, having propofed the goHarris All ftars that have their diftance from the Ecliptick porthwards not more than twenty-three degrec and a half, ‘may, in progreffion of time clination fouthward, and move beyond th Brown's Vidga The terraqueous globe had the fame {it tion in-refpe of th fun tha have deequator Ervours and pofi it now hath is called th Ecliptick and in thi th centre of the earth is perpetually carried, withou any deviation Bentley (Ecri'rrick, adj, Deferibed by the ecliptick line Some are o plainly economical, as even to defir that the feat be well watered, and.well fwelled EceparA'cTIiCKS Wotton's Architei 7. ['e' an Qex7o. Such medicines as render tough humour it axis was not parallel to that of the Hcliptick, bu inclined in like manner as it is at prefent Woodward's Narural Hiffory You muft conceive an imaginary plane, whic pafling through the centre of the fun and the earth extends itfelf on all fides as far as the firmamen this plan 2. Frugal we confider the proper mean Watis mor thin charge Procure th tranfpiration medicines A E/CSTASY 1 {o as to promot blood a free coutfe by fuitabl fl purge their dif - R aingy ver ntilation an an ecphraéi ['sxg'o:a'zg. Any paflion by which the thoughts ar abforbed, and in which the mind is fo a time loft Follow them {wiftly An |