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A B

u'hieh eompofe it: Ihi, eabbal. is

di.id

~d

into three

kinJs, Ihe

g~mmic,

Ihe n",.,ieon.

~,d

the temuraor

thenltlrah. 'l'he

fi,

a

whe«o!' cunlilts in

I~k"'g

the

I,u.'[s of a II,brcw worJ loe

eiphel~

or arilhm",«1

numbcr~, ~nd

eXl'l.lining e\'ery",("d by tI,e ¡rilhme:i·

0 1"",,e of Ihe kum ",hcleof il is eompofeo. T¡,e

I;'eo"d fon of ,

.lhh.IJ

, eail,d nomieon, eonfills in IJ·

king cvay

p.ll

lie"l., lellrr oi ¡ word for an c"lIre

dilQ,on;

~no

lhe Ihlld. called Ihemu"h,

i (.

eh.lnge,

eonrilts i" making Jilfmnt lranfpofilions or l'hanges

of "'rers, plac;ng Ooe for Ihe olher, or Olle befolc

Ihe other.

A

n'ong Ihe Chrifl

i.os

I,kewiic, a ew ain fon of

magie is, by

mia.ke

, e,lId eabb.d. , which eonlirls

in "fiog illlprop, rly

em~in

p,llfages 01'

I~riplure

for

m' gie

orer~lions,

or in forming magie eharaaers or

i.gules IVllh rlm anJ IJlirmans .

Som~

vifiJoari·s, among Ihe jews, bclicve, Ihat

Jefus Chria wrollglll his mil deles bym lue of Ihe my·

Herics of the e bbJla.

CABIl.\Ll STS, Ihe jewilh o080rs \\'ho profcfs Ihe

lh:Jy of lhe e,lhb.I".

In lhe opinion

oC

IUefe men, Ihm is not a word,

blcr, or aeanl in Ihe I"w, IVllhoUI fome myacry in

il. The j e\\'s "re d,vldéJ inlO IIVO eener,,1

rel~s ;

Ihe

I,araile~,

IVho «¡'ure .10 reeei"e eilhe; troditioo or Ihe

talmud, or any Ihing bUl Ihe pure leXI of feliplllre;

aod Ihe r.bbinias, or lalmudíl\s, who, béfid"s Ihis,

Iceeíve lhe Ir.Jilioos of lhe ancienls,

~od

follow Ihe

14l

m

ud.

T he I,mr are 'gaín di,·ided inro IWO ot:lcr

fcc~s

;

pure

"bbioin~,

who expl,in the

I~ri ptllre,

in ils na·

lu,,1 fenle, by gramm.r, hdfory, and tradilion ; and

~abbalías,

who, 10

d,frov~t

hi.ldeo my!!íeal feofes,

whieh Ihey fuppofe God 10 have eOllehed rherein,

make ufe of lhe eabbal. , and Ihe myllieal melhods a·

bO"e menlionc'¡.

CABEC.A, or CADESSE , a name gi" en tOIhe fi nen nlks

ín Ihe E, ll lndles,

as

Ihofé from

15

10 20

p"

,'",1.

inferior lO Ihem are called

bari n~.

The Indi,n

workmen eodea,'our 10 pars Ihemoff one Wllh Ihe O·

lh,, ; for whieh rNfon, 14,e more experieneed Enro·

peao mercMnrs lake C'are 10 open Ibe bales, and 10

examine , lI lhe

Ik~ins

OO!

, fter anolher. T he Dutch

diflinguil;' lWO forlS of elbecas; n,melv, the monr ca·

he",

an~

Ihe eommon c,bera. The f"'mer is folo ' 1

Am!lerdam for ahoul 21' fchellinghen FlemiOI, and Ihe

Llher fllr .hOUl 18+.

C.

"r.EI'

: DA , , pon·lown of Congo, in Arríea, and

f"hica 111 Ihe I'ortoguefe: E. long. 12°,

at,"

S. lal. 4°.

CABIlJOS, or CA VIDO S, a loog me,fure ufed at Coa,

and

in "tller places of Ihe Eaa lndies belooging 10 Ihe

Ponugllde, 10 mcalure JluIrs, linens,

Ce.

and equal

10

~

of Ihe P" is ell.

CAnL1, in Ihe fea.laoguage, , fm, lI room, or ' parlo

menl. whereof Ibere are' greal

m~n y

io feve,,1pans

uf , Ihip; panicolarly 00 Ihe quarrcr.deck,

~nd

00

I?ch fide of lht fiem ge, for lhe ollims of Ihe fhip 10

lie io.

T he f.rea l eabin is Ihe ehief of all, and Ihal which

properly bcloogs 10 lhe caplain or ehief eommaoder.

2

e

A B

CAnTNET, or

CA 09 1~ET,

Ihe moa rrti rcd place in

th~

fi nen pan of, bllil

~",¡;,

f.t

'1"

'l

I,.r 1'/:ll1n[, fili-

d)

111&,

or

;'1

cfcrving ar;

ltllnc

IhJI

1$

pn

j'l'

.IS.

A e,mlplele "pilllmelll eoolífls 01, h"lI,

an:í·eh~O!·

I"'r, ch.: nher, and e"binel, wilh a ga:!"yOn ooe

fid~.

Iltll.e we fAY,

~

"binel uf pair'lill¡:<, euriofili,'s,

&c.

C..

nlsl T alfo deoo(e,

a

pieee "f joillor's r.llrlmanOllp,

oClng a klnd 01' pllls or dld l,

II'lIh

1<'··:r.1 dl'OIS 3Jid

dr.lwcrs.

T hcre are eommon e,lbinelS of oa ' ( or of chL("" ,

varn:fh

d

cabin'.!ts

ur

CIUII,l

~nd

J,.pan.

Cilill111IS

of ir.

I,irlwork. an.1fome

ef

euony, or lhe I,kc ICalee and

prceilllls woods.

Fllrmerly Ihe DUleh and Cermao cabinets were

mud, elleemed io Fraoee, bUl :lIe now 'Iuile OUI

01

rlale, ¡, well as Ihe eabloet' 01 cbony, "hieh e,,"e

f, om Velllfe .

CAB IRI, ' Ierm in Ihe Iheologv of Ihe , ocienl Pagans,

'i~lnifyir,g

&'"'1 ,r.d powerful rOOs ;. !teinc ' oame

gil'en to lhe goos of SamOlhra.·i. . They werc

"JfJ

IVorOlípped io olher pans oC Greeee, as Lemloos anJ

T ldlcs, \Vhere Ihe e.biria \Vere

edt bra~eJ

In

I.OOUJr

01'

IheO! : Ihefe god! are

Ld

111

br,

in nllmber,

four,

viz.

Axicros, .hiueerfa, Axiucerlus,

,lid

C"rmilus.

CAI3 IRIA. feni.,ls io honour of Ihe eabiri, eelebrm d

in Thebes anJ Lemnos, bUI cfpecíJII)' in SAmolllla·

eia, an iO,no

conl~!ed.I.o

Ihe e.lbiri.

AII

\Vho IVere

inilialed ioto Ihc mille!'i,s01' Ihefe gO¿I, Wete IhollgÍlI

10 be fecured lhereby from aormsal fea, and all ol!,cr

dallgcrs. T b, ,cr.1II0ny uf iní:iarion

'\'15

pcrlollud

by pl.lcing lhceaodid.IIC. erllwoed with olil'

e.br;

rnches,

and girded aboul Ihe loios \Vilh a purple ribhand,

011

~

kiod of throne, aboll! \Vhieh lbe priclls, aod

p

rfons

bd ore inili,ltld, dJnecd.

CAB L.~N,

the oam: of a

king~om

ano eity of Indi.,

beyond Ihe Canges.

CABLE, a Ihick, large, aroog rope, commollly of

hcmp, whíeh ferves 10 keep aJI,ip al anchor.

There is no merehanl·O,ip, hOll'ever weak, blll

has

~l

Icaa

time

cables ; nImel)', Ihe cbieC cable, or

cable of lhe Ole'l·.oehor,

a

eommon cable, and

a

fm. ller ooe.

Cable is alfo f;lid of rope:, whieh rme to raife

hcavy loads, by loe hel" of eranlS, pnllies,

~nd

olher.

eogines. The name of e.ble is IIfllally given to fueh

as I""e, al Ic,ll, Ihree ioehes in

di~meler;

tbofe Ihal

are lefs are only called ropls of di

[mm

names, ae–

eording tOlheir ufc.

Everycable, of whal lhieknefs roever it be, iscomo

pofed

01'

Ihrce arands ; evcryarand of Ibree ropes ; and

every rope of Ihree Iwias: Ihe

,"'in

is m::de of mo,re

or le(s Ihreads, aceording as Ihe cable is tO be Ihicker

or Ihinncr.

In lhe manuC"llll re

oC

cable" afler the ropes are

made, lhey IIfe aiekE, whieh Ihey pafs nrll bellVee"

Ihe ropes of which they make Ihe aranos, anJ afler.

wards bellVeen Ihe arands

oC

which Ihey

m~ke

Ihe

cahle, to Ihe end Ihal Ihey may all Iwilllhe bella,

and he more regularly wOllnd tog<lhcr; and alfo, ID

prevenl lhen! flollt llVining or ílllaogling,

th~y

hang,

al