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h"s Illrdly any IVings; .nd lhe

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fpeClls,

a n;¡.iv(' of

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EflIONITES, in church·hiflory,

hcreti~s

or the 6rfl

centnry, fo " lIen from their le.oer Ebion.

They held the fame errors with the 1.J.zarenes, u·

nitecl the ccremony of the Mofaic innitutin.. with the

precepts of the gorpel, obferved bOlh the JewiO, rabo

bath and Chriflian Sunday, and in ccléurating Ihe

euclmill made ufe of unleaveneo bread.

Th, y ao·

¡l.ined flOro the ReOI of animals, aod even frommilk.

In relalioo to Jefus Chrifl, fome of lhem held, th.,t

he was born lilte odler men, of Jofeph and Mary, aod

acq~ired

f.nélificauon only byhis good·works. Olhers

of lhemallowed, .thal he w.s burn of a virgio, but

neoied lhal he was lhe Word of God, or had any ex·

iflence before his human generalioo. Thcy faid, he

Was inlleed lhe only Irue Prophel ; bUl yet " mere

mao, \Vho, by his vinue, had arri,ed at beiog called

Chrin, aod the Son of God. They alfo foppofed,

that Chrifl and lhe de,il IVere two priociplts, which

Cod had oppofed to each olher. Of lhe NewTcfla·

ment lhey only rec.ived lhe

gofp.el

Qf SI Mauhew,

which lhey called lhe gofpel accordmg 10 lhe

He·

brews..

EBRO, ancient1y IBERUS, a large river of Spain, which

takiog ilS "fe in OJd C.llile, runs lhrough Bifcay aod

Arragoo, p;¡{fes by Saragofa, aod, cominuing ilS cuurfe

through Calaloni2, difcharges ilfelf Wilh great rapidi·

ty imo the Medilmanean, auout twenty miles below

the cily of Tortofa.

EIlULLITlON. See BOllING.

EBULUS, io botaoy. See SYMBUCUS.

ECBOLIUM. io bOlany. See AOHATODA.

ECCHYMOSIS, iD furgery, an exuavafation of lhe

blood from a vein in the arm bctwixt lhe flefh and O<Ín.

ECCLESI.'\.STES, a canonieal book of lhe Old Tella·

menl, lhe defign of whlCh is tO fhew lhe vanity of

.11

fublunary t1llngs.

h

was eompofed by Solomoo, \Vho enumerales lhe

feveral objtéls 00 whlch men place lheir happinds,

and lheo fhews lhe infuOicieoey of

aJl

worldly enjoyo

meols.

The Talmudifls make king Hezekiah

10

be lheaUlhor

of il

¡

GrOlius .fcribts it

10

ZorGb,bel, and olh. rs 10

lI~i.h;

bUl the generahly of commcntalors belitl'e lhis

book 10 he lhe produce of Solomoo1's " pent,nce, afler

h,.'ng e.perkneed all,he follies aod plCdfures

01

Jife.

ECrL~SIASTICAL,

an appellalionglvcn tO .·hdtever

belongs 10 the (hurch: lhus \Ve fay,

ecde~Jllical

po,

lily. j"rifJ i,qioo, hiflory,

6c.

ECCLESIN;TICUS. an apoeryphal boo!:. gencrally

bonnrl up wllh Ihe fcriplUféS, fu called, froOl i" IlCIng

read in Ihe church,

rcclift."

as a b"ok of p,uy aod

inflrnélinn, b"l 001

DI

mfallible aUl horil Y·

The a"tlwr of lhis bc(,k Vlas " Jew, c,lIrd ]<fils

t~c

fOil of $"ach. Thc Gmks

,,11

it lhe ",dJolII uf

Ihe fUII of S,,"rh.

EC(,OI'E, In

li¡rgrry.

See AMPtITAT ION.

ECCOJ'IWTI(,S, m ph?l'maey. See CATHARTICS,

and EVACUHTS.

VOL.

11. No. 46.

¡"CHAPE, in lhe menage, a hOlfe begol betwel'Tl a

n.l.

Il(>n ami a mate of d:lTererol omus and <oumrics.

ECHA I'ER, in lhe mtna¡;e, a g.dlieifm ufed in lheaca·

demirs, implyiog to gire a horre head, or lO put 00 at

(,,11

rl!Ced .

ECHENEIS, in iehlhyology, agenos bdooging 10 the

order of lhoraciei. The head is

f.ll

, n.ktd, deprer.

fed , and marked Wilh a

num~\er

of tranf"erfe ridgcs .:

il has ten "ys in lhe braoehioUege memurane; and

lhe body is n, l:cd. There are llVO fpeeies,

vi:.

l .

lhe remora, wilh a forked lail, and eighleen Uri:!! on

the he.d.

It

is found in lhe InJian oce,n. ' . The

pellcr.lleS, Wilh ao undi,'ided lail, and llVeOly.fou r

IIrÍl! 00 the heud.

Ir

is hkewife a nalil'eof

m.

lodian

ocean..

ECHEVIN, in lhe French and Dutch polily, a magi.

llrale eleéled by Ihe inhabitanu of a CIIy or lown, 10

take eare of lheir eommon cooceros, and lhedecomion

and

cI..

nlinefs of the CilY.

At Paris, lhere is a prel'e l, and foor echel,ios

¡

in

olher 10lVns, a mayor anJ <chet·ios. Al Amllcrdam,

there are nine echevins

¡

and, al ROll"dJm, feveo.

lo Franee, lhe echevins l, ke eognizance of

renl~

laXeS, and lhe n..igalion of ril'ers,

tlc.

In Holland,

lhey judge of civil and crimin.1caufes

¡

and if thecri·

mio,1confetres hiOlfeJf gUllty, lhey eao fee lheir fen·

lenee exeeuted Wilhout appea!.

ECHINATE, or ECHINATED, an appellalion given

10 whatever is priekl)', lhereby refembliog the hedge.

hog.

ECHINITES, in oalural hiflory, lhe name by whicn

aurhors c,Jllhe fo¡f,le cenlrooia. frequent1y fouod in

our chalk·pilS. See CENTRONIA.

'

ECHINOPHORA, in bOlaoy, a genus of lhe pentan.

dria digynia dafs. The fruit has fuok pedundes.

There are I\VO fpecies , ooe of IVhich,

viz.

lhe fpino.

fa, or priekly f.mphire, is a o'live of Brilain.

ECHINOPS, GlOVE'TH ISTL E, in bOlao)', a genus of

lhe

ryngt!ne~a

polygami, fegregata clafs. The prorer

"Iix is ereél, imbliemd, and eonlains but a fioglc

Oo\Ver. There are tllIee fpecies, nooe of

m~m

Ill'

tives of Bril,lin

ECHINUS, in zoology, a genus of infcéls bclongir.g :0

lhe ordcr of verOles molluf,a. The bndy is roundial,

co'ereJ wilh a booy crun, aod oflen befel wilh move.

able pncklcs

¡

and lhe moulh is belolV, . nd conr.lJsof

h e .alvcs. Ther, . re fe" enteeo fpeeies, all Imil'es

of lhe fea.

ECIIIN US, io archileélure, a member or ornament neu

the bOltom of lhe [onic, Corinlhian, and

COlllpo~le

capilals.

ECHIUM, VIPER'SnUG l OSS. in oouny, a ceous of

the peOl,ndnl mo.nog)'ni. d,[,. The eorolla is irre.

gul", \VidI a n,kt!d faux. There are fCl'en

fpeci~s,

lltree of ",llIch are o"i,'cs of Ilrilain,

vi:.

lhe I'ul.

gm, '"

,'i~er's

bnglnfs; lhe angl:cum, or EogliOI vi.

p"·s bnglo/s

¡

aoJ lhé il,licUIII, or

\1

aJl·, ipel's bu.

glors.

El' li,), a frllnd rererbmled or

reflc<~cd

10 the ear

f'OIll

('\Olo.

li,lid ood)'. S('c PstUM.1TICS.

ECll o, In archlltélllre, a lcrm arrlicd 10 ecmin kincls

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