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prltOs; rhen I,e rcceil'cd (roor rhe he"Js uf l!,e pw·
pielWO guJll (or R lin "O'rlin~, anu a fur u burnl'
offellna, 10 be oO'c'tUin lhe name of lhe wholc mul ·
IllUd,. h 10.11 uem rninr.1 ~y 101 whidl of ,he ~om
Oluulu br. {,¡eriliceJ, and whieh {el al ltbcny. Mler
Ihi. heperfuored lhe {anlhwy wi,lt ineul " and {prink·
leu ir"'Hit blooo: rhen, coming OUI, he fwi6ced lhe
GOAl upon "hieh Ihe lo, load {allen. 'nis done, rhe
1:0;11 whieh was IU be lel al libtrly being bruughl 10
hior, he his handJ upon ill head, confclr,d his
lins, and lhe fins of rhe plople, and lhen {enl hima·
\"Y illro (uore dcf~rl pl~ce : 11 lO" c.llcd azud, or
lhe le.lpe.~n.•l.
As 10 Ihe e~ pialions among the healhens, Ihey
10m .of {evwl kinds, as {acri6m, and leligious
w:clhillgs.
EXPlATION, inR figuralive fenfe, is applied by d:vines
In lhe pardon prueured tO mens lins, by the orerils o{
hrifl's dearh .
EXPIRATION, in phyGe, IhAI part of re{pimion
whmby rhe.iris exrelled, or dri"en OUI of Ihe lungs.
EXPLICITE, in the khool!, fomelhing c1m, dininll,
foror.I, ~nd unfoldeo.
EXPLOSION, in phylirs, is properly applied 10 the
coing off o( gun JXlwder anJ Ihe repon ",.de Ihmby.
Hence, it is ufed tO expref. fueh {udJeDaaioos of
bod,cs as cenerale air inllanc;neouny.
EXPONENT, in algebra. See ALCEBRA.
ExroN EH is alfo ufed in arilhmetie, in the fame {eo{e.
as illdex or 10R.rilhm.
EXPORTATION, lhe lhipping and carrying out of the
the kingrlo01 wares and commodilies for other coun'
tries. See OMMUC' .
EXPO ITION, in general, denolcs the fClling a Ihing
open ro public view : Ihu. il is Ihe Romanills f. y, lhe
holl is cxpofed, when lhewn 10 Ihe people.
ExrOSlTION, in a lilerary fenfe, Ihe explaining an IU·
Ihor, paffage, wriling, or the likr, and {miog lbeir
lOeaningin 10 obvious and citar light.
EXPOSITOR, or E"POSITORY, a licle giveo to fmall
di/liom iel, (CI\'ing 10 explaio lbe haed words of a
languaRe. .
EXPOSTULATION, in rheloric, a \IIum addrefs 10 a
¡)trfun, who has done anolhrr fome injury, reprefent.
Ing lhe wrong io lbe ¡!rontell Itrnu, aod demanding
reJref, .
EXPOSURE, in ga,deniog, the filuAlion of a garden,
wall, or Ihe likc, \\ ilh r<fpea to lhe poinl! o{ lhe
s foulh or cAlt.
EXrRE , {omelhing Ih.l is dmrminm or prrcife, or
in fuch (IIrmal Irrms as I~ no rO"In for OOubl.
F. '~ U I alf.. denoles a couricr. See 'OUkIBR.
EX PRESSI:.D OIL. , in chcruillry. Sce 'HHII ITH,
p. 9 .
E"u ss ,o~, in rhetoric, Ihe elneulion, dillion, or
lbo, e of wOhls in a ddi.oulfe. See C OMroSl TI ON.
ruar 'ON, io painling, A oalural , lid I,.dl' repld.n.
Ulton of Ihe ful'jea, or of Ihe {. vmlohjeélsinlwJcd
10 be nlewn.
The cxprcllion confiOs chien in rep" fl nlin~ Ihe
1.~1t..n ~ Jy ¡nJ .11 irs pam, il, 1 .: n'ltun fUl l"L1, 10
555 E X T
il : in e~hibil'ng in the Ihe fll'ml p.lliuns pro–
per 10 Ihe figures, and obfen ing lhe mOliuO! lheyinl'
prtfs on Ihe eXlernal pam.
EXPULSION, in a gentral fenfe, Ihe 1(1 of violently
driving 3 perron OUI of any cilY, &c.
EXP UL ION, iD medicioe, I e alt whmby any Ihing is
furlibly driv,n OUl of Ihe place in which il is: Ihus lOe
f~y, Ihe cxpulfionof Ihe f(,tlus in dtlivery.
EXTAS Y, a m nfpoll wl,ieh fufpendl die (IInaion of
Ihe lenf", by Ihe inlenfeeonlempl;cioo o{fome e;m a.
ordinary or {upernalur.1 objea.
EXTASV, in medicine, a fpe ies of calal~pfy. when a
per fonpcrfcllly remembcrs, afl,er Ihe paroxy{mis<l,'er,
Ihe idm he eooceived during Ihe lime illaOrd.
EXTENS ION, in philofophy, one of Ihe common and
efleneial properiiesof body, or Ihar ~y whichil poffeffes
or lakcs upfomepaer of uoiverfal fpace, which iscall·
cdlhe placeoflhal body. SeeM'nH HYSl CS.
EXTENSOR, a6 appellation givcn 10 f<l'elal mafcles,
{10m Iheir eXlcnding or lIrmhing'lhe pans to whicn
lhey belong. Srr ANATOMY, Pan 11.
Old . lId nt'W EXTENT, io Seoll 1.10. The old tX/tnf
was a,v. lualion or efiimale of ule annual value of all
I:le laads in Seotland. laken (il is lhoughl before the
leign of AlexandeI'lH.) {or Ibe purpofe of propor–
lionaling lhe public fubfidies, and afcm~ioing Ihe mes
of eem in {eudal cafuallies. By improycmenl, ¡nd
Ihe alleralion io lhe oominal ,',¡]ue of mooey, lhis
.alualioo, or old. eXlenl, became, in leoglh of limc,
100 low a lIandard (or compuliog dlcir feudal cafual–
lies; 'wherrfore, aboul lhe reigo of Roben r. all io·
quel), (or {crving hein were ordúned 10 tale proof al·
{o of lhe prtfoll/ ,value of lhe lanus cor.rained io Ihe
brief. This lal! was called lbe fIr'IJI t x/",,/. See
Seon LAII', litle 12.--None of lhefe eXleOIJ i.
lhe rule by which Ihe h od'lax is
Seotland. See VALuATroN, or VALU6D Ilt N'r,
EXTERIOR, or EXTU NAL . Sec ExTiRNAL .
~XTERMINATION, in geoeral, lhe eXllrparingor de.
Ilroying {omelhing.
EXnUIINA TlON , in Alolbra. See ALCtUA, p. 104.
EXTERNAL, a leImof rd;cion applicd 10 Ihe fUlfaee
or oUlfide of a body; or Ihar pare which appears or
prefen" irfdf 10 Ihe eye, louch, 6c, in eonlradi·
Ilina ion 10 inlernal.
EXTUN AL is alfo ufed 10 fignify any Ihing lhat is wirh.
oUI·liJe R man, orchal IS nOI lIilhin hiOlfclf, particu.
larly in his miod, in lIllIch {enfe "e may fay e~lerDaJ
objeas, 6c
EXTI CTION, in gcn:ral, denOles Ihe pUlling OUt or
dcnroying lomelhing. as a 6re or
EXTI CU I HME T, inI¡w, isa confulid~lion or u–
nion, as where one h.s due 10 hima )'early renl out
~r I. ndl, and aflerwalds pu,ch.fcs Ihe lands nUI of
..hich Ihe 1<nl . rifes: in Ihis uf, . b,lIh the ploperty
and Ihe renl bcing unilcd io one polfdTur, lhe reOI is
In ¡,. r'lingu,O,ed.
E TIRPATION, Ihe fame " ilh eXlermiaatioo. See
htTH I"" ATIOH.
E • rISPEX, ,n ill\liquil\', Ihe pllfo, dccw p,e.
J~C" h"II,lIew:~& t!h :lIIr.:I••! Jlu;...l, t!\'.1111 ,n ra·
Lli.e.