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tAL

when murll'\lr/ . 011 perfd\, of , pale bro\Voilh g'ey.

I1is foun,1in (;CI1ll3"Y, :i.,,'ny, ilohemiJ, aod Eog-

1.lnd.

Sc,'

CII'M IS TKY.

O( ..

;,,.c.

:1I'1"r

r".Ili",)~

d,.

ca!.ullioc, io order ro purge il

of fnll'hult'<lI1' ,'r ,"feoi':21mmtr, ir is ufed by phy–

fi"ans 'o cullr'" ' &,Iioll

d~nuxn",s

of Ihln aCl'id hu–

mo",s upoo lhe cyrs, fur dl'yiog

"p

mU11I "",oiog ul–

CCTS,

and he.lling

cxcoriatll)¡'Js.

C.'\.LAtvllNT, io bOlao)'.

Sec

~I F. LI SS A,

aod M6N–

THA .

C:\LI\WTA . io oalu,.1hinory, a name giveo lO /ly–

rax.

Se<

S., YkAX.

C.H

A"

1TA is [oowimes airo ufed for Ihe magnet or

load·II,'ne.

C~LA~IITE.

See OSTEO CO LLA.

CALAMUS, io bOlaoy, a geous of Ihe hexaodria mo–

nogyoia eI,lfs. The calix has Gx leaves ; it hns 00

corulla; lhe b",y is iOlbricJled, aod conlaios bUI one

feeJ. T hm is bat ooe fpecies,

vÍL.

lhe rOlaog.

a

o,({ive of lodia.

CALAMUS

",ollloticIII,

or f\Veel-feeolen nng, io Ihe ma–

leria medica. a fpecies of n'g ealled 'acol us by Lio–

r"rus. See Acor.l' s. The rOOI is geoerally 100keJ

"1'00 ns a eltmindlll'e

a~d

Ilomachic medicioe, anJ as

fu~h

is

fomclim~s

ufeJ in praéliee.

C,'LA'Il'S

fCt'iptoriul.

io aOliq"iry, a reen Or run,

10

\Vr:te Wilh.

9

The aorieol' made ufe of Ilyles

10

write00 lables

eovered wIh wnx; and of reed, or rulh, to wrile on

rnrd\!ll·,nl. or EgY?liao paper.

C.1LI\NG ,W, in

ornilholo~y.

See PSITTA CUS.

C:\LIISH,

t'f

CALF.SH,

a lighl aod my 10IV kind of

char:ol,

uf~d

chidly (or takiog Ihe .ir in p" ks and

gardeos.

C:\LI\SIIUS, io

aOli~uily,

a lioen luoie frioged allhe

bOllom, and IVOro by Ihe Egyptiaos undcr a IVhile

wooleAgar menl ; bUI Ihis lall Ihey were obliged IU

pull off "'hen Ihey entcred Ihe lemples, being only al–

lowcd 10 appear Ihen io linen habils.

C.~LAT

AJUD, a Cily of Aragon, in Spain, Glualed

on Ihe river

X~lo,

abo

m

fifly miles we/l of Saragofl'a:

\Y.

loo~ .

S',

N.

lal.

41°

IS'.

CALA lHUS, ió anliquily, a bafkel, hamper, .or pan·

Dier of oGers, rreds, or Iwi¡;s, for womeo lOput Iheir

1'I0rk in, or Ir, gather nowers in.

CALArHl' S "',s alfo

a

verrd, Or pao, for eheefe·curds

aod milk; alfu Ihe oame of a eup for wine, ufed in

facrifim.

C:\ LATOn, in

anli~uily,

was a public fer.ant, aod a

freemao, fllch as

a

I,"ilrlr or crier, a fumoer, 10 fum;

moo COlitIS, fynods, and olher Pllblic arremblies.

CALATn.\VA,

a

cily of new C.rlile, in Spain, G–

tuattd 00 Iheriver Cu.diana, forly-fi ve miles COlllh

oC

l \ lcdo :

W:

Ir,ng.

4

°

20',

N.

tal.

39°·

},'n:"hlt

CALATRf.VA

, a military order in Spain, io·

l~llllCd

under Sancho II

l.

king of Callile, upon Ihe

followio~

oeeafi on WhenIhal prioec 100k lheIIrong

fon of Calal«" f,olO Ihe nnorsof Aodalllfia, heg"e

ir IU lloe ltmplm , who, wamiog cour.lge 10 d, ferod il,

rtruloed il him again. Then Don Reymul.d,

,>'

Ihe

order of lhe Cdlercians, aecomp3mco wllh feveral

e

A L

perfoos of qu,rlilY, made ao

~ITcr

10 neferid tlie place,

"hich Ihe king tI,crcupoo delil'er.,1up 10 dmB, anO

illlbluled li,,, order.

It

increafed fo nlueh uloJe'r

ti,!

reign of .11I'honr"s, Ihallhe knighls elired Ihcy mighl

11<\', a grJlhl IllJficI , wllleh was grallled.

~ e, dma"O

and lfahd!., af,,(\vaId" wilh die c"o/Cnl of r"pe In–

no,clll

VUi.

reuni"J .the

gr.nd

ma/lcln,ip of Cala·

uava 10 Ihe 51'.lOillrerown; lo Iha! lhe

~ Illgs

o( 'Sp.ain

are nOIV becolOe l'erpcUl .! adllllnillwols Ihereor.

The knighls

of

CalJrrava bear a er(¡ls g<llcs, Ruer–

dehfed willr greco,

6"c.

lheir rule and h"bll was ori–

gio,dly

tila!

01 lhe Cillercians.

CALCADA" or SI DOM INGO DE

CALCJ.DA

, a cily

of OldCa!lile, in Spain, fonY-Lighl miles caHuf Bur–

gos :

W.

long.

3°,

N. lal.

12°

36'.

CALCANEUM, Or os CALCI S, in aoalomy. See

p.

186.

col.

1.

CALCAR, in zoológy, Ihe trivial name of a fpeeies of

n.uulus. See NAUT IL OS.

CALCAR, in glafs-making, a fon of oven, or reverbera·

lory

furn~ec,

in which, beiog well healed, tbe cryHal

fril, or bollilO, is marle.

CALCH, in geography, a 10IVn of Ihe duchr ofCleres;

and circle of Wellphalia. io Gcrmany:

E.

long,

50',

aod N. lat.

Slo

4S'.

C:,LCtl RIOUS, in general, denoles fomelhing be–

longing lO, or pmaking of Ihe nature of ealx. See

CALX,

_

C.~LCAlUUS

fapif,

in nnlural hiflory, Ihe fame wid,

lime·flooe. Sce LI ME .

CALCEARIUM, in aotiquilY, a lerm ufed to denole

Ihe allowaor.e marle Ihe roldicrs 10 b"y th"ir nloes.

CALCEOLUS, io bOlany. See CY PRIP EDIU" .

CALCINATlON, in ehemifl ry, tire reducing of fub–

flanm 10 a calx by Gre. See CHCM ISTRY.

CAl.ClTRAPA, aod CALCITRAPOIOES, in bOlany.

See CE NTAUR EA.

CALCULUS, io nalural hillory, properly

d"nJI~s

a

lilll. lloneor pebble. See PEBBLE.

CAL CU LUS, or C LCULUS HU MAN US. in medicine,

lhe lIane in Ihe bladder or kidocys.

See

11

EoICI

NE,

ar,d SURGr.R V.

CAL CO LU s alfo denoles a method of computatioo, fo

called from Ihe ealculi, or eouoters, aneienrly uftd fur

Ihis purpofe. Heoee,

CAL CU LU S SPEC IALI S, or LITERALIS, is Ihe [ame

",ilh algebra. SeeALGE BRA .

CAL

cu

LUs

dijf"'l/liltliJ

is a melhod of differencing

qu.nlities, Ihat is, of fi.ndiog In infinilely fmal! quao–

lily, which being taken an ioGnite number of liOles,

Illal! be cqual lO

a

gil'cn

~uant ily.

See

fI.UX

IONS.

CALCULUS

(xpol/mliafit,

among

mathell1~lieians,

a!lIe–

Ihod of diflcrem:ing expooenlial

~uanrilil's,

:md fum–

ming up lhe

dilfcrenu.ls

'of expoocnrial quaolitics.

See t'L UX ION S.

C ALCULUS

l NTECRAL I S,

or

SUM l\1ATOR IUS, iS:l

me–

Ihod of li,mmiog up dilfereoli.1 qu.,ulies ; lhal 'is,

flom

a

dilfcrenrial qU3nrily gil'eo, 10 fin.! Ihe qnaolily

fromwhofc dilfmneing Ihe gilen dilfclelllial reluhs.

S.e

r\UX IONS.

,

CALDIUUUM, in Ihe apeieol balhs,

a

cenain vanlr.

or