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Show SY help of ane vowel, or one articulation I hear Each [yllable that breath made up between them Shakefpeare There is that property in'all letters, of aptnefs t be conjoined in [y//ables and words, through the voluble motions of the organs from one ftop or figur to another, that they modify and difcriminate th voice without appearing to difcontinue it Holder's Elem. of Speech 2, Any thing proverbially concife Abraham, Job, an th ref that live befor any fyllable of the law of God was written, did the "not fin 25 much as we do in every ation not com_manded Hooker To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the laft fyllable of recorded time "And all our yefterdays have lighted fool *The way to dufty death He hath told fo many melancholy ftories, with out one fyllable of truth, that he hath blunted th 0SY'LLABLE a [fro th Savifr noun. Toutter; to pronounce; to articulate Not in ufe Aliry tongues that f[yllable men's name -On fands and thores, and defart wildern ffes, M Sy VLABUSB. 7. /. [rightly SrL asus which fee.] Milk and acids No fjllabubs made at the milking p i ut what.arc compos'd of apot of ood ale. Braum Two ,lfnes would exprefs all t ey fay in tw pages : Uis nothing but whipt fylla u a f o h o Hithout folidity Felton. /.Y kL&BUS, 7, /. {av?x?\a@&;.] A abftraét . #gpendium containing the h ads of - difcourfe SY ‘LLOGISM &ifme, Fr. B [0'07\}\07;0';4,39' 5 fllo An argument compofed o . thrge Propofitions : as, e ery m n thinks Xff‘- " @ man, therefore Peter think : ic‘P:e:i <;f lihetonck Is a fufficien argument o Barbaga, " Tologue of Efop beyond = [ //og:f;tu ; X&ita;figac;lous. thing ihq ld we count it, i ! knoZk eel,mfl:ea_d.ofa few fparks, fho l out definitions and Jyllogifs Bentley J:‘:tgc l~,$'I'I.C AL, ) adj Eav%)\uy;rw%g e SRICK fromfill_ogi . Re to fy/ legize, or frame arguments and refute them, with out real knowledge SY'LVaN. adj. [better filvan. fhady; relating to woods Watts Woody Cedar and pine, and fir and branching palm A [fylvan fcene T and, as the ranks afcend Shade above fhade, a woody theatr Of ftatelieft view Milton's Paradife Eoff Eternal greens the mofly margin grace Watch'd by the fylvan genius of the place SY'LVAN n [ [ flvain Fr. e A wood tick a ruf Her private orchards, wall'd on ev'ry fide To lawlefs fylwans all accefs deny'd Pope SY'MEBOL Sywbolum ». /. [ fimbole Fr. oduGoro Lat. 1. Anabftralt; a compendium; a comprehenfive form Beginning with the fymbol of our faith, upo that the author of the glofs enquires into the naBaker z. A type; that which comprehends i its figure a reprefentation of fomethin elfe Salt, as incorruptible, was the [ymbol of friend thip 5 which if i eminous their amity of no duration an cafuall fell wa accounte Brown's Vulgar Errours Words are the figns and fymbols of things; an as, in accounts, cyphers aad figutes pafs for rea fums, fo words and names pafs for things themfelves South's Sernions The heathens made choice of thefe lights as ap Jymboals of eternity, becaufe, contrary to all fublunary beings, though they fecem to perith ever night, they renew themfelves every morning ad). [[y;zzéolz'gue,‘ Fr. gup Bonszss3 from fymbol. Reprefentative typical ; exprefling by figns ; comprehending fomething more than itfelf By this cncroachment idolatry fisft crept in men converting the [ymbo ufei cida dols into thei proper worfhip, and receiving the reprefentatian o things unto them as the fubftance and thing itfelf Brown The facrament is a reprefentation of Chrift' death, by fuch [ymbolical aétions as himfelf appointed SymBo'LICALLY. ad>. [from fymbolical. Typically; by repregentatio "This diftin€tion of animals was hieroglyphical in the inward fenfe implying an abftinence fro certain vices, [ymébolically intimated from the na ture of thofe apimats B the dreams of Pharaoh, are oftentimes racke yond their [ymbolizations 7 SyMBOLI'ZE be Browon's Viulgar Errouys n [/j-f;zéo/z'/ér, Fr from fymbol. 'Tc" have fomething i common with another by seprefentativ qualities Our king finding himfelf to fymbolize in mdn things with that king of the Hebrews, honoure him with the title of this foundation Bacon The pleafing of colour fymbolizeth with the pleaf ing of any fingle tone to the ear; but the pleafin of order doth fymbolize with harmony Bacon's Natural Hiftory Ariftotle and the fchools haye taught, that ai and water, being [ymbolizing elements, in the juality of moifture, are eafily tranfmutable into on another Boyie They both fymbolize in this, that they love look upon themfelves through multiplying glaffes YaffeGedly fymbolized in carelefs mirth and freg dom with the libertines, to circumvent libertinifsy I re The foul is fuch, that it frangely [ymbolizes wit the thing it mightily defires South's Sermons 7o SYMBOLI'ZE. . a. To make repre{entative of fomething Some [ymbolize the fame from the myftery of it colours Brown's Vulgar Errours SymmE‘TRIAN. . /. [ from fimmetry. One eminently ftudious of proportion His face was a thought longer tha [ymmetrians would allow the exad Sidney SymMe'TRICAL. adj. [from Symmetry. Proportionate ; having parts {well adapted to each other SY'MMETRIST. 7. f [ from Symmetry. One very ftudious or obfervant of pro portion Som exact [ymmetriff being too true hav bee blame fo Wotton's Architeture SY'MMETRY n. [ fymmetrie Fr qu and pérger.] Adaptation of parts to eac other ; proportion; harmony ; agrecment of one part to another She by whofe lines proportion fhould b Examin'd Whom ha mad Of harmony Addifon on Meduls SymMBO LICAL ; reprefentation Howel Pope god, or fatyr; perhaps fometime 2./ [from fimbolize. The a& of fymbolfzin refemblance e e e e e teach boy e t ture of faith Shakefpeare's Macbheth edge 9f my fears an e SY'LLABLE. #./. [ou_m\u,:_?;; 5 pllabe, br. 1. As much of a2 word as is uttered by th a kind of mechanifm et §viLa‘sick. adj. [ [llabigue, Fr. fro fjllable.] Relating to fyllables Logick is, in effe, an art of [yllogizing. Baker. Men have endeavoured to transform logick int In afyllabical manner [from fpllabical. Aoyidew.] To reafon by fyllogifm SyLLa'BICALLY. adv [ Hllogizer, Fr. ova e latingto fyllables; confifting of {yllables LLOGIZE. v. e SyLLa'BICAL. adj. [from fyllable.] Re Z0S Locke e Dzcz has no need of 1 ledge, when a ma from fycophant.] ‘T'o play the talebearer _[y:'/'agfifca//y; fo that fyllogifm comes a ter know ::vxo(pocvflxa; 7 V A man knows firft, and then he is able t prov Ta SycorH A'NTISE SYLLoGIsTicALLY. adv. [from yyllo&ftical.] Inthe form of a fyllogifm §ycorHA'NTICK. adj. [from ficophant. | Talebearing ; mifchievouily officious Watts's Logick Gowernment of the Tongue e left towards fetting up again not belong to the [yllogiftick form o it e thin of the whole arguregular,it is properl the complexion doe of clear reputation, though_ his barque be fplit, ha yet where the compofitio ment is Ehuspl;\in, fimple, an called a fimple fyllogifm, finc charity by a real fignature and a fenfible fermon Taylor The hieroglyphical fymbols of Scripture, excellently intended in the fpecies of things facrificed i i His [ycophanting arts being detected, that game i not to be played the fecond time ; whereas a ma thlc intire buh.nc(‘s is at the fam moment prefen \\]'l[h them, without deducing on thing from anot.\c'r‘ Hale's Origin of Mankind Though the terms of propofition s ay be complex It fymbolically teaches our duty, and promote SymBoL1ZA TN e copula, and propofitions and fyllogiftical conne ion in L]}mg‘ reafoning, there ig no uch matter; bu e et e ' the nomn.] To play the fycophant low bad word predicate, an §,SY/COPHANT. @. 7. [ovvopasréw 3 fro an . 1 fubje e . both afcribes to them, and in his fleeve laughs at South them for believing l]‘xough we fupgo_f o e which the impudent [ycophant, at the fame time taining to a fyllogifm confifting of {yllogifm I fut28 proofs of his wifdons, fearful and more fe cure, while the fear he had figured in his mind offibility of event Sidney hagd:r;y lpmow themfelves void of thofe qualitie meafure of all fymmetry that ancien he woul feen, who thought foul at next have fai That harmony was fh Donpe And in‘the fymmetry of her parts is foun A pow'r, like that of harmony in found, #aller Symmetry, equality, and correfpondence of parts is the difcernment of reafon, not the obje@ o fenfe More Nor were they only animated by him, but thei meafure and [ymmetry were owing to him. Dryden SymraTue TICAL. | 44]. [ impathetique § Fr. from pmpaSymparur'ric thy.] Having mutuzl fenfation ; bein aftected either by what happens to th other ; feeling in confequence of wha another feels Hercupon are grounded the grofs miftakes I the cure of difeafes, not only from fymparbetick reipts, but amulets, charms, and all incantator tions Brows United by this fympathetick bond You grow familiar, intimate, and fond Rofcomi Te coafeg at the diftance of the indies by fyamB% k Parbegic |