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Show Tt exceads even their abfurdity to fuppofe th Forth rufh the levent and the ponent winds ]lfi.".‘oln Eurus and Zephyr N Mildeas svhert Zephyrus on Flora breathes. Ailt ZeEBT s o o o g0%0 1."‘The peel of afi»erange.fqueezed int e & co wine 2. A relifh a tafte added..<. ahity 720 Z O Z-0° zodiack and planets to be efficient of, and antecedent to, themfelves, or to-exert any influences be Bentley fore they were in being Tere in a fhrine, that caft a dazzling light Sat fixt in thought the mighty Stagyrite His facred head a radiant zodiack crown'd Pope And various animals his fides furround z. It is ufed by Milion for a girdle tg thee thes ow Satan's dire dread ; and in his hand the {pear Milton ZonE. n fo [Son; =ona, Latin/ 1. A girdle The middle par ISy 10 s, or an adjective with diver red to one exprefsly fubftant tves, 18 1 and to the yther by fupplement; as, luf overcame thame, boldnefs fear, and mad nefs reafon Zo'crE. #. /. [In architeGure.] A {mal fort of ftand or pedeftal, being a lo fquare piece or member, ferving to fuppor a bufto flatue or th like tha needs to be raifed; alfo a low {quar member ferving to {fupport a column inftea of a pedeftal bafe or plinth Dia Zo'p1Aack. n.[ [=odiaque, Fr. Codianic ix vy Cowy, the living creatures, th figures of which are painted on it i globes. 1. The track of the fun through the twelv figns ; a great circle of the {phere, containing the twelve figns The golden fun falutes the morn And having gilt the ccean with his beams Gallops the zddiack in his glift'ring coach Y cars he number' And colours dipp'd in heaven, Milt. Paradife Loft An embroider'd moneBirrounids her waifts Dryd Thy ftatue, Venus, though by Phidias® hand Defign'd immortal, yet no longer ftands The magick of thy fhining zoze is paft Grarw Scarce could the goddefs from her nymph b known But by the crefcent and the-golden zone .g'oj)c 2. A divifion of the earth The whole furface of the earth is divided int five zones: the firft is contained between the tw tropicks, and is called the torrid zone There ar two temperate =omes, and two frigid zones. Th northern temperate zone is terminated by the tro pick of Cancer and the aréick polar circle: th fouthern temperate zioze is contained between th tropick of Capricorn and the polar circle: th frigid "zones are circumicribed by the polar circles and the poles are in their centers True love is fill the fame : the torrid zones And thofe more frigid ones It muft not know For love grown cold or hot The thing we fthow Shak Yet three fill'd zodiacks had he bee The frage's jewel Ben Fonfon For that's a lame would die 3. Circuit ; circamference, Held down or up too high Then think I love more than T can exprefs And would love more, could I but love thee lefs Suckling V A Scarce the fu ath finifh'd half his Jjourney, n His'other half in the great z ;;e o 7 hgi'::c: bjcy%l;] and 7-626',"0 a Qne who defcribes the nat re, pem é ties, and forms of animals O e kind of locuft flands not rone, or 3 littl inclining upward; but in 4 lar e e ed vating. the two fore legs, and fffiai;itngng:{ l;l? the middle of the other four, by Roographe ca‘ l r the prophet and praying locuft B,.o,; Zoo'craruy Is luft or friendfhip, no fcarce thirteen When fates turn'd cruel Girt like a ftarry Z¢ne bis waift, and roun Skirted his loins and thighs with downy gold But Salifbury's garter thall for ever lat :!lg dowi Fires all beneath,-and fri s the mi dl zone, P ZOO'GRAPHER By his fide As in a gli'ring zodiack, hung the fword b agreeing wit X And as five zsred s th" ether al re fp Five correfpondent are to e rth afi‘?gl:?g ‘Bln{ T_he fun, with rays direé ly dart [of &} an de[cnpt}on of th e4ga. forms, natures, an properties of animals If weycontemplate the ) end, its pr princ incipa caufe 'b:j);?g the glory of its Ma er, thisplcadzn:s into divinity; and for its fubordinat ¢ 35 it is de figned for alimental fuftenance to li ving Cre tures and medicinal ufes to man, we are thereb COn ducted into zoography Glanville's Seepfie Zoo'vocy. 7 /. [of &ioy and roy®. treatife concerning living creatures ZO OPHYTE @vziv. Thg [gojofpv'ro'v Ofga)@a an Certain vegetables or {ubftance which partake of the nature both of ye getables and animals Zoo'ruoric Column n. /- [In archi teture.] A ftatuary column, ora column which bears or fupports the figur of an animal Dig | Zoo'prHORUS. 7. [o [uopogde] A par between the architraves and cornice, f called on account of the ornaments carve on it, among which were the figures o animals Dif Zoo'tomisT. n. f. [of Quoropie.] A diffe&er of the bodies of brute beafts Zoo'romy. n f. [Curopix, of {iov an rewws ] Diffe€tion of the bodies of beafts |
