e
A S
t~ndria di~ynja
cI.lls. Tllcfruil is oulol1í:
JOc!
nrialed ;
rhe in\'oluCl U
111
conlins of bllt ooc
kal ;
dnd the petals
are e:ll inatcJ and
eJllar~inatcd.
Therc is bU! anc
Cpe.
cies,
~i=.
the caroi, • n.llil'c
oC
Hmaio. The (ceJs
have an aromatic (meHand pungent talle ; and are Cre·
<¡uentl)' employcd as
a
1I0machic and carminative in
flatulcot cales.
CARUNCULA, in anaromy, a lcrm denoriog a lillle
picce of lIeO" and applied
10
fereral pans of lhe body,
rhus :
C.~IWNCUL.'E
MVRT'F ORMES. See p.
276.
CARUS, in medicine, a fuddenneprivalioDof fen(e and
mOlioo, affdling lhe ",hole body.
CAR
\V
AR, a town on the coan of Malabar, in the Hi·
lher India, fixty miles (oulh of Coa :
E.
long.
73°,
and N.lal. IS o. Here our EaH·[odia company have
a f.élory, fromwheoce lhey import pepper.
CARYATIDES, or CARAITES, io architdlure. See
P·353·
CARYOCATACTES,
i~
oroilhology, lhe trivial Dame
of a (pecies of corvus.
8ee
CORVUS.
CARYOCOSTINUM, or f. LEC TOR IUM ET
SCA~'MOSIO, io pharmae)', is compofed of lhe fo!lowiog
iogredieols: An ounee aod a half of (eammony ;. uf
claves aod ginger, eaeh fix drams; half a pouod of
honey; half
a
dram of e{fcnrial oi[ of earaway·feeds ;
lhe (pices mun be ground loge,her and mixed Wilh
Ihe honey; lhen add ,he po\Vdered fcammony, and
af¡erwards lhe oil. This e1eéluary is a warm brille
purg?live.
CARYOPHYLLATA, in botany. See CEUM.
CARYOPHYLLUS, the PI NK, in botany.
See
DI–
ANT HUS.
CARl"OPHYLLUS, the CLOV E-TREE, in botany, a ge–
nus of lhe polyandria mooogynia c1aCs. The eorolla
has fGur petals ; the ealix eoofins of four duplicmd
!eaves ; and the berry cootaios uoe feed. There is
bUl
ooe
fpecies,
"~izo
the aromaticus, a nalive of the
Molucca iOaods. The cloves are ,he flo\Ver.cups,
have a nrong agreeable aromalid mell, aod a biuerifh
puogeollafle. The e{femial oil of c10ves is ao iogre–
dicm io maoy of Our ollicinal compofilions.
CAR
YOT
A, io botaoy, a geous of plums raoged under
Ihe palmre bipeooatifolire. The calix of the male is
eommon; the corolla is divided io,o thrce parts; aod
Ihe !bmioa are oumerous. The ealix aod caralla of
rhe male are thef.1me with tho(e of thefemale; there
is but ooe pinillum; aod theberry cootaios tWO (ecds.
There is but one (pecies,
viz.
the ureos, a oative of
Iodia.
CASAL, the capital of the duchy of MOOlferrat,
in
haly, fit ualed
00
the river Po, fony.five miles eaHof
T urio: E.loog. 8°
35',
aod N. la!. 4So.
CASAN, or KA SAN,
~
provioce of Ruffia, Iyiog be·
tweco the proviocc of Mofeow
00
the well, and Sibe·
ria
00
the eall.
CASCADE, a necp faHof waler froOl a higher ioto
a
lower place.
They are either nalural, as that at Tivoli,
tIc.
or
anificiai, as tho(e
01
Verfailles,
&c.
aodci,her f,"liog
VOL .
Il.
Numb, 31,
3
4
1 )'
e
A S
wi,h geotlc Jtfccot, as thofc of Sccaux; or in (orm
of a bunlt, as at Tri,ooo; or dowo ne?s, io form o(
a perroo,
35
at St Clou ; or from bafon tObJfoo,
ée.
CASCA [S,
a
10WO
of Enrem.dura, io Portugal,
fi–
lua,cd at the mouth of the ril'er 1"JOIIS,
(evcote.eamilcs eaft of Lilboo : W. loog. tOO ISO"
aod N. I.'I.
38°
40'.
CASCAR[LLA, io botaoy. See
C ' ~CH O N }
..
CASE, amOog grammariaos, implies the differeol i.–
flexioos or termioalioos of oouos, Ctrviog
tu
cxp,cfs
the diffcrcnt relatioo! they bear
10
eaeh other, aod 'o
the thiogs they reprc(eot.
CAH, amoog prioters, deooles
a
floping frame, divided
iota (evcral companmeots, cach coo,aiolOg a oumber
of 'ypes or lemrs of the laole krnd. See PRIST'
' SG.
CA
SE
o/
crO'IJJlI.g/aji
coo,aios u(uallyt\Veoty.four tables,
each !ablc beiog ocarly cirenlar, aod abolll time feel
fi x ioehes diameJer.
CASE'
of
Nt.
"c.JI"
g/aji
cootaios lhirty-five tables; of
Normaody glafs twemy-five.
CASE' HARDEN ' NG, a metho" of prepariog iroo, fo as
to reoder its outer (urface hard, and capable of refill–
iog aoy edged tool.
This is a ltirer degree of fleel.makiog, aod is prac·
tifed
by
bakiog, calcioatioo, or cemeotatiooioanoven
or other clo(e vetrd, fl ratified Ivith charcoal aod pOI\"·
dered hoofs and horos of animals, fa as la exclurle the
airo
See STEEL.
CASE·SH OT, io the military art, muflm·ball, nooes,
old iron,
(:;c.
pu,
ioto ca(es, and Ibot Out of grea!
guos.
C.~SERTA,
a city of the provincc of Lavoro, io the
kiogdoOl of Naples, about fi x,een miles oonh of the
cityor
I
aples: E. long. IS'
S',
aod N. lat. 41° 10'.
It is a bilhop's íce.
C ..
\ SH · 800K.
Se. 1l00 K'KEEP ING ,
p.
618.
CASHELL, or CASIII LL, a cityof the couo'yofTip–
perar)', io [rdaod, about
ei~llty
miles (outh.wen of
Dublio:
W.
long. 7°
40"
aod N. la!.
51 '
16'.
It
is a bilbop's fce.
CA8HEW·NUT, io botaoy.
Sr.
ANACARD IU" .
CAS[A, io botany. Sto OS I' R' S.
CASR:, a ve{fel of capaciry, for prcrerviog liquors of
dil'ers kiods; aod alfo (OJ1letiOlcs dry goods, as Ii'gar,
alOloods,
&c.
A caO<of (ugar is a barrel of tha! commodity, coo·
uiniog froOl cigln
10
e1eveo huodrcrl weigh<.
A
caG<
of alOloods is abollt three huodred
wei~h!.
CASP[ AN·SEA,
a
I.,rge (CA, or lake of Afia , houorled
uythe provioce of Allracao
00
,he oonh, aod hy pan
of I'erfia
00
,he call, fouth, amI wd!'
It
is upwards
of fom hundred miles loog from lomh 10 ounh, aod
three
huodl~d
Illiles broad fromcdll,o
\VeI!.
CJ,\SSANORA, the
(;Im~
Ivi,h the
1)
ra,
01'
hJrp.G,ell, a
fpleies of dolium.
CASSANO, a fomefs, io the MilAocre, in Italv, fi·
tll.ltcd
<lO
,he ril'er Adda, abom '1V(ll'e
Olile~
n'onh–
cal! of Milall:
E.
loo~
' 0°, aod
N.
1,11.
4\·
20'.
CASSEL, the capital of ,he landgrJl'ate of
HcO~·caJr" ,
t
L
in