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rUI. T hey had ~ temple at Athen~, near the Areopa.
gllS, anu lh,'ir priells were churen rrom amongfl lhe
juJgC$of dld! cuurt. At Tcl phllrta, a city in Arcadia,
a blad e\Ve \Vd! fJcrirtccd to lhem.
f URLl NG, in lhe fea langllagc, rtgnirtes lhe wrapping
up and binding any f. ,¡ dure to lhe yarJ ; whlch is
done by haullng "pon the de'.\' lines, hUM.lines, &c.
which IVrap' thc rail dure tOgcther, and h<ing bound
f,ll tO lhe yard, lhe rail is fuded.
f URLONG , a long mc¿ru re, equal to one eighth of a
ruile. or furty pules.
!t is airo uCed. in fome law.books, for the eighth
pan oC an acre.
FUR LOUGH. in lhemilitary langnage, ~ licence grant·
ed ~y an ollicer toa fuldie r, to be a~fent fur fome time
from his duty.
FURN.~CE . an utenrtl, or veffd, 'proper to eontain
lire; or tOraife and maintaio a vehemenl (¡re in, whe·
ther oCe"al or wllod. SeeCHf. Ml sT U . p. II O.
FURNES. a town of Flaodm, ten miles eaft of Dun·
kirk: E. long. 2° 25', and N. lat 51°10'.
f UROR uTER lNU! , adiforder pecuhar 10 women. See
MS DI CINE.
FURR, in commerce, r.gnifies the fki n of feveral wild
beans, drcffed in alumwilh the h,ir on. and ufed as a
pan of drefs by prinm, maginrms, and others. The
kinds moa inufe are, thofe of the ermlne, [able, callor,
hm. coney, &c.
FURSTENIlURGH. a tOIVn anei canle of Germany,
the capital oC a eounty of Ihc faole name, thtrlY miles
north wefl of CODflance : E long. S· 30', and N. lal.
47" 50'.
FURSTENFlELD, a town of ~uflria and dutchy of
Sliria, Ihirty.r.x miles eafl ofGratz : E. long. 16· 46',
N lal. 47.· 26".
FURTHCOMING . in law, the name of anaaion como
pelent to any perfon who has ufed arreflment in the
hand¡ of his debtOr', mdi tor. fur having the rubjetl
arrened dcclared his P¡OPOrty . Sce SCOTl LAw,
tidc 25 .
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FUIWNCLE, or RO IL , in furgery, a (01, 11 rer.ning
tunlUur, \lIth infl'lllmdtion, rednefs, and great paio,
ariling in Ihe ad'pore Illcmbrane, und~r the nun.
FURZE., in bOlany. Sre ULEX.
fUSANUS, in butany. See EUONYMUS.
FUSAROLE, in architeaure. a mOllldiog or ornament
pl.red immediately under lite echinus, in tite Doric,
Ionic, and capitals.
FUSEE, in dock·work, is tltat conical part drawn by
the (pring. and about which Ihechainor lIring is \Vound ;
for the ufe of which, ree W• TeH.
FUSEE. or FI REL OCK. See MUSQYE T.
FUSIHILIT Y, in natural pbilofophy, that quality oC
bodies which renders Ihem fulíble.
FUSIL, in heraldry. a bwing of a rhomboidal figure,
longer than thelozence. ana I.aving its upper and low"
er angles more aCUle aod fharp Ihan Ihe olher IWO in
Ihe middle. lt is cJled in Latin fulul, a fpiodle,
from ils nlape. See Plm LXXX. lig. 10.
FUS ILIERS. or F.USIL EERS, in Ihe milim y art, are
fool.foldiers, armed wilh fufees. or nreloeks.
FUS I0N, the mellingof metals, minerals, &c. by means
of6re. See CUEM ISTRY.
FUSTl.'\N, io commtrce. a kind of COllon ¡¡uff, which
feems as it \Vere wl,aled on one .
R'ght fufliaOS' fhould be altogelher made of cotton·
yarn, bOlh IV,Oof aod warp; but • gre'l many are
made, of which Ihe warp is Bu. or even hemp,
There are fuflians made of feveral kinds, wide,
narrow, fioe, coarfe ; \Vidl fhag or oap. and wilh·
0111 il,
FUSTICK, Or FusTon, a. yellow 'l/ood. :hat grow,
in all Ihe C.uibbee inand" ufed in Jyir. yellolV. lt
pays no dmy on importation.
FU'ITOCKS, in a fhi p, the timbers rai(ed over the
keel, or the encompalling timbers that make he&
breadth.
FUTU RE, in geoeral, denotes whalever rega¡ds futu~'
ritr, or the tim~ 10 come.
G
G A B
GABAR:A, or CA ORA RA, in antiquity, the dead'
. ~odies whicll tite Egyplians emb.lmed. and.kept
In Ihetr houfes, efpecially Ihofe of fuch of Ihm fmnds
asdled wtth the repuwion of great piely anu holinefs~
Or as martyrs. See EM8ALMING, and MUMMY .
CAREL, accordillg 10 Ihe freneh Juties or cuHums. a
ta~ Upon falt. which mdkcs the fecond anicle in lhe
king's revenue, aod amounts to abolH one fourth pan
oC Ihe whole revenue of Ihe kingdom.
CABIN, a 10IVn oCgrw Puldnd, Cort y.r.x miles n~rrh.
Wtn of War(a " : E. lon~ 20· , N. laL \1° 35 .
GAlllO S, in fottification, ~;JI;m n!lde of OI.ier' lwigs,
GAG
of a eylindric.1formo fix feet high, and four \ViJe:
whieh being tillcu wtlh eanh, ferve as a fueller frool
Ibe eoemies fire.
G .~BLOCKS. Ihe artifIcial fpurs of game·coeks.
GAD, a010"g mioers) a fOl.1I pune¡' of iron, with a
long woo,len hanJlc, uf~d tO brt'.•k up Ihe ore.
One of the mioers hulds this in his hInd, diretliDg
tite point 10 a propcr while the olher drives it
inlO the v('in, hy nriking ti \Vilh a IIcdge· haOlmer.
CAD -nI' See UEST~US
Gt\ !)US, in ,chlhyoio¡:y. a genus of finleS bclonRing to
lhe ordcr of jus,Jms. T~c head is fmoolh j there
aJe