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Show S S If 2 man's wit be not apt to diftingnith o find differences, let him ftudy the feboolmen No craz'd brain could ever yet propound Touching the foul, fo vain and fond a thought But fome among thefe mafters have bee found taught Let no ma confiden bef lef Men of nice palates could not relith Ariftotle Baker as he was dreft up by the fehoolmen Let fubtle fthoolmen teach thefe friends to fight Pope More ftudious to divide than to unite Dawv his faith i concerning the great bleflings God defigns i thefe divine myfteries, by reafon of any difference in the {everal fehools of Chriftians, concernTaylor ing the confequent bleflings thereof SCHOOLMA'STER. 7. [+ [ fehool and mafier. One who prefides and teaches in a fchool ¢. The age of the church, and form o theology fucceeding that of the fathers fo calied, Lecauie this mode of treatin religion arofe trom the ufe of academica I, thy fehoolmafier, have made thee more profi The ancient {ophifts and rhetoricians lived 'ril they were an hundred ‘years old; and fo likewife did many of the grammarians and Jehaol Sanderfon maftrs, as Orbilius A father may fee hi A man may find an infinite number of propo-in books of metaphyiicks, fehoo divinity 1 My fehoolmifirefs, like a vixen Turk Quee SCHREIGHT Sha ':._'f/ 2. To teach with fuperiority ; to tutor An Scheol your child atk why God's anointed he revil'd to fhew the infide thereof Bailey of a building Dryd y. ono aft [I z 1f this be [cleoling, 'tis well for the coufiderer the hour of th T'll engage that no adverfary of his fhail in thi fhadow of the fun fenfe ever [choo! him Att Scuo'oLBOY. 7. [._[ fchool and doy.] A boy SCI/ATHERICAL. Scr'ATHERICK. that is in his rudiments at {chool Schoolboys tears take u ing to a fun-dial The glaffes of my fight Shakefpeare He grine, fmacks, fhrugs, and fuch an itc endures As 'prentices or fzhoolboys, which do kno Of fome gay fport abroad, yet dare not go ‘There wer SCIA'TICA Th emulation of fehoolfellowvs often puts lif o he ScHO'OLHOUSE. 7. o [ fehool and foufe. Houle of difcipline and ftruétion Fair Una gan Fidelia fair requeft S‘flc/ er Scro'oLMAN. n. /i [ fchool and man. 1. One verfed in the niceties and fubtiltie _of academical difputation thoug n good [ehookman, con verted onc of them by difpute Unlearn'd No language Scythians that their limbs may hal Shake[p. Timon ufing continua Racl'd with featick riding Bagan he knew no fchoolman's fubtle art but the language of the heart Lope 2. A writer of fcholaflick divinity or philo{ophy attai Pope Afflictin ac.cordm ences, whic mer findcth out already, fome -f:s, g ler - the them CVIid dcpt, Hoo jearn by them, we to ‘t'hc manner of natural f; difcourfe of wit and realo _ I prefent you with a ma Cunning in mufick and the mathematicks 5. One of the feven liberal arts, grammar rhetorick, logick, arithmerick, mufick geomerry, aftronomy Good fenfe, which only ‘s the gift of Heav'n And theug no frience, fairly worth the fov'n SC.IE,.\"T.IAL. adj [from feience. From the tree her ftep the turn'd But firft low reverence done That dwelt within as to the pow' whofe prefence had wfu' Into the plant fiential fap, deriv' Fro Miltor's Par, Lif nectar, drink of gods [ezentia and facio, Lat J ScIENTUFICK khowledge 505 ProducingS demo! nftrativ producing certainty proceeding from fettle Nautural philefoph principles, therein is expected a fatistactionfio Jeientifical progreffions, and fuch as beget a fui N wher ar Viulgar Erra_un Brows' or rational belief ther creation th to be extende t fecing ever all an thin ever as it is his prefcience or forefight of any action of mine or rather his feience or fight, fiom all eternity lays no neceflity on any thing to come to pafs more than my feeing the fun move hath to d in the moving of it Hammond The indifputable mathematicks, the only fuience Heaver hath yet vouchfafed humanity, hav but few votaries among the flaves of the Stagirite Glanville's Scepfis 2. Certainty grounded on demonttration So you arrive at truth, though not at ficnce Berkley 10ventive quic mor and penetrating capacities, fraught with al Hoe kind of feientfical knowledge. No ‘man, who firft traflicks into a foreig country, has any feentifick evidence that ther is fuch a country, but by report, "{thh cun produce no more than a moral certainty; that ca th r a fu a p o a i h i g y v r S be no reafon to except againft ha th p i o o h n t r o The fyfiem obtained, are to bé read more to know the hya com th r ga t h p w t t a pothefes kn \:fa is ac a or [e en if cal prehenfive 'Lo: ledge of the works of nature SCIENTI/FICALLY. ady. [from fetentifical In fuch a manne ledge S(?mctime as to produce know tefilmo'ny,.feflcal}r{ it refts upo it is eafier to believe thanto l'efi"""‘i/'"go: frot ftiucted Scr'miTAR. 7. /o [See CrveTER.] Afl Which with my feimitar 1 11 coo 1. Knowledge 1f we conceive God's fight or feience, befor Fr [ [eientifigne adj SciENTUFICAL. In obftinate feiatical pains, bliftering and cauArbuthnot teries have been found effeual [feience, Fr, fiientia Produc ing fcience the hip n. f Pope {word with a convex edg€ SCVENCE Lat. To inftruct her fully in thofe feinces Shakefpean wer Brown's Fulgar Errours mactyr''d with the {tone Will any mortal let himfelf alone part of ‘the world To have her knight unto her fchoolhoufe plac'd The king Brozun Scia'ricAL. ad). [from feiatica. Dryden as proved and grante knowi b dge having g mad W hat{ncvcr. we ma generally molefted with the fciatica, or hip gout In length of time produce the lab'ring yoke lads al cold feiatica As lamely as their manners childhood, innocence youn inventio a \ n./. [ feiatique, Fr.ifchiadic Cripple our fenators Thy flatt'ring method on the youth purfue Join'd with his fehoolfellozvs by two and two Perfuade them firft to iead an empty wheel int the hours Shak fpeare Tho One bred at the fame jchoal induftr by the thadow of a ftile o atica Savift Scuo'oLFELLOW. 7. /. [ fehool and felloay an great antiquity, fcia Which of your hips has the moft profonnd /i Shakefpeare Th BelongDidl owaben®@-. K.o, Lat.] The hip gout S paff SCIA'TI Scuo'orvay. .fi [ fehool and day.] "Ag in which youth is fent to fchool Is all forgot All fehooldays fricndfhip Fr [ fciaterique adj cribed unto Anaxamines by Pliny heard a fihoolboy tell How Seinele of mortal rac By thunder died denotin guomo The art of findin day or night by th moon, or itars. Bailey alfo, fro therical or fun-dials LDonne Once he ha eo taken as plain and manifeft in them'q:‘?f The profile or fectio 1. [In architeure. Shakefp. Macbetb judicicus . /o [ feiagraplie, Fr. onia 'yga@;'a. Coufin, [ehoo! yourfelf; but for your hufband wile Ainfavorth ScUAGRAPHY both [ turdus. wifcivorus. #. f fith Shake[peare He's noble = Gay Maintains her lazy hufband by our work He's gentle, never fehoel'd, and yet learned You fhall go with me 1 have fome private [cbeoliag for yo nature, tha Dryden fro we hav confiderable whic exalk fihooliniflrels Una her befought to be fo goo As in her virtuous rules to fzboo! her knight feledted from the mof 1 hav precept Stc [ fehool an who governs a {chool A woma Jrefs. To inftru&t ; to train Fair children taught 7. .f Scio OLMISTRESS the noun. [tro . ildeth; but they are ]P he himfe!f does not turn fehoslmafler. South's Sern and natural philofophy, and know as littie o Zecke God, fpirits, or bodies, as he did before 7o SCHOOL Bacon thoug ydn . No feience doth make known the fir ciples, whe it b Knolles V Charle h.u"})'"d 4+ Any art or fpecies of know]edge For vainer hours, and tutors not{o carefnl. Sha Adrian VI. was fome time [choolmafler t "The firft principles of Chriftian religion fhoul not be faiced with feloo/ points and private tefition within the bounds of reafon that have more tim other princes can Tha difputations nets Science peifedts : genivs, a n ) fury of the fancy which' canm;:n ‘ch.l‘ages'tfia To fehoolmen 1 bequeath my doubtfulnefs Donne My ficknefs to phyficians thing ha in their [zhools the felf-fam Whic Bacon 3. Art attained by precepts, op by PEey or built principles nt r; ;g i G e k i w t b o hi h a r' to- 243 Yo b ff)fl‘i Scink = / Scotlan d;- Anfwo A caft calf an in Londo flink they v. .s.[finill 7 - SCINTAl YLLATE.it {par at e bh co e el t ark Fof - SCINTILLA'TION. 7. / [{I oflfparklmg from _/Zi/;fillatc. fparks emitted The Thef g accenfionyieof th air upo rathe c die f b ‘ ] fr(;{netk}:i:) becaufe uf Ser'' oLIST. 7. knows man n |