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Show MA MA oppofition, to tranfmit the magnetick effluvia an 2. Having powers correfpondent to thof of the magnet of its virtue 3 Beauty a monarch is e o p t e i i g m w p l n k Whi s v l r p e l o p a e a f o By crowd filver Auraftive; having the power to dra things diftant as the mov . a l t [ / n dee of Venice Donre is onc ufe objeét To MA'GNIFY Many other magnetifms, and the like attration n o B ur na o re at cr th al u r t 2. Power of attraction - By the magnetifn of intereft our affetions are irGlanville's Scepfis refiftibly attratted adj [fro 1. T Un Brown's Vulgar Errours How thefe red globules would appear, if glaffe could be found that could agnify them a thoufan Milton's Paradife Lof " Not merely titular O parent! thefe are thy magnifick deeds Milton's Paradife Loft Thy trophies Laocke times more, is uncertain By true refle€tion I would fee my face ‘Why brings the fool a magnifying glafs ! Granwille The greateft magnifyirg glafles in the world ar a man's eyes, when they look upon his own perPope fon MaGNIFICENCE. 7. f. [magnificentia Lat.] Grandeur of appearance; fplendour This defert foi "Wants not her hidden luftre, gems, and geld Nor want we fkill or art, from whence to raif Milton's Paradife Lof Magrificence Not Babylon Nor great Alcairo, fuch magnificenc Equall'd in all her glories to infhrin Belus or Serapis, their gods; or fea Their kings, when Egypt with Affyria ftrov Milton's Paradife Loft In wealth and luxury One may obferve more fplendour and magnifi¢ence in particular perfons houfes in Genoa, tha in thofe that belong to the publick. Addifon on Italy As thing feem large which we through mift defery Dulnefs is ever apt to ntagnify. Pope's Effay on Crit 5. A cant word for 2o hawve effelt My governefs aflured my father I had wante for nothing; that I was almoft eaten up with th green ficknefs: but this magunified but little wit my father Spectator Ma"eN1TUDE. #.f. [magnitude, Latin, 1. Greatnefs; grandeur He with plain heroick magnitude of mind MaGNIFICENT. adj. [magnificus, Lat. ¥. Grand in appearance ; fplendid; pom And celeftial vigour arm'd Their armories and magazines contemns Thi tre hat n extraordinar Milton magnitude touehing the trunk or ftemj it is bard to find an one bigger than the reft Raleigh Never repofe fo much upon any man's fingl counfel, fidelity, and difcretion, in managing affair of the firft magnitude Swift Latin, 1. An unmarried woman ; a virgin Your wives, your daughters, Your matrons, and your maids, could not fill u Shake[peare's Machelh The ciftern of my luft This is a man old; wrinkled, faded, wither'd Ang not a maiden, as thou fay'ft he is. Shakefpeart b I am not folely le By nice dire@ion of a maiden's eyes. Shakefpear She employed the refidue of her life to repairing of highways, building of bridges, and endow Care ing of maidens Your deluded wife had been a maid Down on the bridal bed.a maid fhe lay Drydet A maid fhe rofe at the approaching day Let me die, fhe faid Rather than lofe the fpotlefs name of maid. Drya 2 woma fervant My maid Neriffaand myfelf, mean time Shakefpear Will live as maids and widows Old Tancred vifited his daughter's bow'r Her cheek, for fuch his cuftom was, he kifs'd s' mi di d ma he an ng el kn he fs bl The Diyden Her clofet and the gods fhare all her time Except when, only by fome maids attended Rewe She feeks fome fhady folitary grove A thoufand maidens ply the purple loom, r Pri m ro a re th de an be th T'o weav 3. Female Lew. xils §¢ If the bear a maid child Maip n. / [raia wel [quatina minar. A fpecies of fkate fifh Ma1pEN. adj 1. Confifting of virgins + Nor was there one of all the nymphs that mv:i_ 2. Comparative bulk pous [magudaris Ainfworth An herb } #. /. [mzden, mazgben MAID Saxon ; maegd, Dutch. MAIDEN 4. To encreafe the bulk of any objett t the eye If thefe magnifick titles yet remain #. / MAa'GYDARE e n D god If ye will magnify yourfelves againft me, kno Fob, Xix. 5 now that-God hath overthrown me He fhall magnify himfelf in his heart Dan. viii.25 muft be exceeding magrifical, of fame and glor 1 Chrons xxiie 5 throughout all countries princedoms, virtucs Thrones, dominations pow'rs Addifon A ftately worthlefs animal T hat plies the tongue, and wags the tail All flutter, pride, and talk He thall exalt and zagnify himfelf above ever that is to be builded for the Lor When Rome's exalted beauties I defery Magrificent in piles of rvin lie to extol Majeftically ftalk 3. To raife in pride or pretenfion Macx1FicaL. | adj. [magnificus, Lat. Illuftrious ; grand MacNI'FICK Proper, but little ufed reat ; noble auniverfe, that the fpecies of creatures fhould, b gentle degrees, afcend upward from us toward hi perfe@ion, as we fee they gradually defcend fro Locke. us downwards Immortal glories in my mind revive t So have I feen in black and white A prating thing, a magpie hight Greater now in thy return Than from the giant-angels: thee that da Thy thunders magunify'd; but to creat Milton Is greater than created to deftroy hath yet received adjetions from the multiplyin Man he made, and for him buil Milten's Paradife Loff Magnificent this world 1t is fuitable to the magnificent harmony of th exaggerate 2. To exalt; to elevate; to raife in eflimation Number, though wonderful in itfelf, and fufficlently magnifiable from its demonftrable affeétion The houf t great in her right hand a magpis which Spenfer defcribed looking through a lattice Peacham on meiflg @. a. [magnifico, Latin. The ambaflador, making his oration, did fo mag#ify the king and queen, as was enough to glut th Bacon hearers ufual conceits of men mak amplify magnify. Worthy to be extolled or praifed vizard of two faces 2. A glafs that encreafes the bulk of an 3. Power of the loaditone MacyiFUABLE a t r w ft i t o r i i g m i i i p Th i e r g r f i c i n t h i t n w s a t y E Brewn in relation to their river Nilus Milton fort The fecret'ft man of blood. Shakefpeare's Macketh Diflimulation is exprefled by a lady wearing extoller 2./. [from magnet. Ma'GrETISM Shakzfp magnet As the magnetick bardeft iron draws Augurs, that underftood relations, hav By magl)iml and by choughs, and rooks bmgfi m h t w d e o p al v h r p Of greatef by Milton fo Diaw out with credulous defire, and lea At will the maslieft, refoluteft breaft phil is ufed to a Jfparrow, and poll to A bird fometimes tanght parrot. talk A gran y i g m r [ / 2 Ma'oN t a m c e a s f a p a t O 1 contracted from Margares, a and mag The duke himfelf, and the magnificoe tow'rds his all-chearin pie, pica, Latiy #. /. [fro Ma'crie Grea's Cofmoal. lamp Turn fwift their various motions, or are turn' f L f d r P ' to Mi s a b i e g m By hi 4. Magnetic all the magnitudes of thefe fmaller particles, Newyy; f d G o l g h t v e n c v We can n r w n h h r t n o t neither too magnifice She fhould all parts to reunion bow They tude to them all; and that thefe particles may‘h; compofed of other particles much fmaller, whic, have as much empty fpace between them as equal Dryden "The moon is magnetical of heat, as the fun is o Bacon's Natural Hiffory¢cold and moifture She, that had all magnetick force alone To draw and faften hundred parts in one pofed amongft themfelves, that th {\] inter o ni ""g i equa b ma empty {paces between the :g m r f w a MaGNUFICENTLY l i n l { d o w P ficent. Neawton's Opticks lead, glafs, water A peer of the firlt magnitude to me D Conceive thefe particles of bodies to be‘g d S/d"‘:).' intent f de al u r t ir o u al e g m Th dian o t w ho re no k i e g m no ie bo gold Whatever be your birth, you're fure to be n r p a a t w e f h t e If he were magnifi n r p a a t w e a h h intent: if he fpare Neavton's Opticks as throug Convince the world that you're devout an 1 to thew eafily to admit quickfilver into its pores, and t let water pafs through it An atom, with the firmament compar'd of fple 2. Fon f le th o t w an y di re ve a e ta f i minutio M. A Q that is, matters of religio and juftice, as to create in yourfelf, or others, a dif fidence of your own judgment King Charles When I behold this goodly frame, this world Of heav'n and carth confifting; and comput Theix magnitudes 56 this carth, a fpot, a grain O'er Mzcnalus, amid the maiden thron More favour'd once 2. Frefh new unufed Addifor's Ouid unpollu.led When I am dead, ftrew me o'e With maiden flowers, that all the world may kn Shakefpear I was a chafte wife to my grave By this maiden bloflom in my han 1 fcorn thee and thy fafhion Sbak‘fl""h He flefhed his maiden fword V Shakefps Hetr) [maiden and hair Ma'tpENHAIR. #. f th o jv adiantum.] 'This plant is a na in a c a F fouthern parts o Medik |