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H E B

from one anolher. Th: num',cr of aeeents to Ihis

I,ogu~ge ¡r~.

indeeo, proclig'ous: of th& the,e

~re

neH funy, Ihe Ufé of fome of IVlueh, r,ol,,'ilh/l.lo.llng

all lhe

ioq~iric'S

of Ihé learoed,

'ré

nOI yet pcrfe:lly

koolVo. \Ve koow, io geoeral, Ihal they f...e to

di/lioguifh Ihe fenlcnees like Ihe puin¡s callt:J eommos,

fernieoloos,

&0:.

ill our laoguage;

10

delermioe Ihe

quaotity of lhe fyllables, aod

10

mark the tooe IVilh

which they are

10

be fpokeo or fuog.

lt

is

00

wooder

Iheo, that there are more aeeeols io the Hebrew Ihao

in olh..

lall~uaries,

fioee they pedorm Ihe olliee of

Ihree d,fI'erenl Ihings, whieh in olber languages are

calleJ by difl'mot oames.

HE 8lE\VS, or

Epifllt

I~

Iht

HUlEws, aeaoonical book

of Ihe New Tdlament.

Thollgh St Palll dld nOI pre6x his name

10

Ihis e–

pinJe, lite cooeurrent tellimony of the bell amhor!

.ocient and mndem .ff'ord fueh evidenee of his beiog

rhe aUlhor of il, Ihat Ihe objeflioos

10

lhe cootrary

are of hule or no ",eiChl.

The liebrelVs, to whom Ihis epi(lle was wrOle,

were lhe' bdieviog Je\Vs of Paleliioe ; and il! defigo

\Ves

lO COOl'.oce Ihem, and by Iheir meaos all Ihe

Jewifh eoovertS wherefoever difperfed, of Ihe io–

fufficieney aod aboliíhmeol of lhe emmooial aod

riluallalV.

HEBRIDES, iOaods

00

Ihe well of SeotlAnd, of whieh

Sky, Mull,

lOa,

acd Arrao are fome of Ihe largel!.

HECATOMB, amoog Ihe aoeieOl pagans, was lhe fa–

eri6ce of ao huodred bulls or oxen ; or, in a lefs eon–

fined feofe, 3n hundred animals of aoy fon .

HECA

1

O~lRlEON,

io aneienl ehrooology, lhe firll

moolh of Ihe Alheoi30

ym,

eoofilling of Ihiny days,

and aoflVeriog

10

Ihe lamr parl of our June.

HECK, ao eogioe

10

lake fiíh. A falmon heek is agrale

for ettehiog lhat fon of fiíh.

HE CTlC FEVER. See MEDICINE.

HEDERA, io bOlany,

a

genus' of the pentandria mono–

gyoiaclafs. T he eortllJ conlins of fil e

oblon~

pelals,

ao1lbe berry

cO~lains

6ve feeJs.

Th~re ~re

lWO fpeeies ;

one of rhem,

viz.

thehellX, is a nalive of BlIlaio.

Hf.DEP.ATEP.lESTRIS. See GLECHOMA .

HEDGES, io agrieulture, are either plaoled

10

make

fcoces rOllod inclofures, or

10

divide the fereral parls uf

a gardeo. Wheo lhey ale defigned

1S

outward fenees,

Ihey are plaoled cíther wilh

~aw

thorn, erabs, or blaek–

Ihoro; bUI thofe hedgc5 whieh are planled in ¡¡ardens,

eilheno furrouod wildemefs-quaners, or

10

fereeo Ihe

olher pans of

a

g..

den from fight, are pl. oled aeeordiog

tothe faoeyof Ihe owoer, fome prcferriog ever g,een"

io whien cafe Ihe

1I01ly

is

ud!;

next Ihe

yelV,

theo

rhe.laurd, lauru!!inus, phillyria,

&c.

othw prtfer

lhe beech, lhe horobeam, anrllbe elm.

HEDMORA, a cily of

5\Vtd,",

in the provinee of

\Venmania, fitumd on lhe river D;¡lmrlia , lifly

miles nonh.wtll of Upfal : E.

lon~.

I

SU

SS' ,

aod

N.

I~l.

60° 16'.

HEDYOTIS, io bOlany, a geous of Ihe Iwandria

mn–

nogyoia

cl.fs

. Theealix eoofins of

on~

ru ooel

!h~p.d

pml; aod Ih: capfule has

1\110

eeUs, and nMoy fceds.

'fhere are lhrte fpeeies, all

n~úves

of Ceyloo.

779

JI

E L

HEDYSARtJM, in bOlany, a genus of Ihe

diadelph~

dteandria cldls.

'1

'lIe corolla is

tt

aofverfely earinaled •

and Ihe poo 's joimed, caeh jOlOl eoolainiog one fetd:

There are

46

{pecicI, ooly one of whieh is a oalive of

Rrilain,

_iz o

Ihe SI FOlo, or eoeks-head.

HEEL, io aoatomy. See AN ATOMY, p.

18S'

HEEL, io the fea language.

Ir

a !hip leans on one fide,

whelher fhe be a-ground or a-fioal, lheo ir is faid fi,e

heels a Harboard, or a-pon; or Ihal (he heels off'–

wards, or

10

the fhore ; Ihal is, inclines More tOooe

fide Ihan

10

aoolher.

HEELER, or

BlcDd}

HEEL-rod, a figh ling eock lhat

llrikes Or wounds much wilh his fpuII.

The mallen knolV fueh a coek, eveo while

a

chieken, by

Ih~

Hriking of his I\VO heels logether iD

his going.

HEGIRA, io ehrooology, a cclebrated epoeha aatong

Ihe Mahornenns.

The evenl whieh gafe rife

10

lhis epoeha IVas Ihe

Bighl of M.homel from Meeea, wilh his new profe–

IYlel,

10

¡void lhe perfeeulion ofIhe Coraifehiles ; who,

beiog rheo mol! powerful in Ihe eity, could

001

bear

thal Mahomel íhould abolifh idolatry, and enabliíh his

new religioo . Thi5 Bighl happened in Ihe {ouneeoln

year afler Mahomel had eomoreneed prorhel : he

relired to Medina, whieh he madé Ihe place of

his

refidenee.

HEIDELBURG, a cily of Germany, io Ihe cirele of

the lower Rhioe, lhe capilal of the PalatÍoate, filoa–

¡ed on lhe river Neckar: E. loog.

40',

aod N.Iat.

4\1°

20'.

HEILA, a pOII·lown of regal Pruflia, in lbe kingdom

of Poland, filumd

00

Ihe poinl of a peninfula in ¡he

Bahie fea, IIVelve miles nonh of D'OIzick: E. long.

19°,

N. 1".

54° 30'.

HEINUSE, among hUOlelS, a roe·buek of Ihe fou nb.

year.

HEIR, in Seoll law, a generie lermappEeable to thofe

who are imidcd by laIV

10

take Ihe po(J'cflion of any

fuhjeét whieh belor.ged

10

aperfon deeeafecl.-For lhe

dirTeren! lUods of hms,

&c.

(ee LAW, lit. 27 . « 28.

HEIRSH IP

7IIovtabl'J,

io SCOtS law, Ihe ben of eer.

laio kinds of moveables, whieh lhe h,'ir of line is in–

lided tO

t.ke,

befides Ihe hermble eUale. See LA IV,

lit. 27.

HE'R'APPARENT, is

a

perfoo (o called inlhe li(etime

oC

his aoeenor, al whofe dmh h, is heir al law.

HEIR

ESS,

a

female heir

10

one IVho has an ellate in

land,.

&c.

Slea~og

an heirds, aod

marryi ~g

her

a–

~~inll

her will. was declared (elony by

3

Hen.

VII.

HELENA, or

SI

HBLEN'A, an ifiand iD the Adandc

oce,lO. fitumd

1200 DI

les \Ven' of the co.n of Afrita,

and

1800

ean of Ihe roall of foulh AlOerica: W,

lunz.

6° 3"'" S.

lal. 16".

HELENIUM , in bOlany, a

~eous

of Ihe fyngenefia

polygamia {"perAua clafs. The reeeptade is naked •

the edlix is filllpl e, and confin,of 013ny Icam; aod

Ihe earollul:c

01'

Ih. raJius are femilrilid. Thm is

~UI

ooe (pe,i.... nalÍve uf Allftria.

lIEL llEA,