N D
838
N D
incomp.:iLl< in Ihe Came
Cubj~a,
Ihe r.rongcn overo
INDI A Horn, Or HITII ER INDIA, alarce pcninCula
(omin~
and expeJling Ihe weaken.
'"
~fia,
bounded on Ihe no(\h
by
Ulbee Tanary, and
INCORPORAT¡ON, in pharmacy, is much Ihe C,Ole
Thlbel; onlhe ean,
by
anolher pan ofTI,ibel, Ihekiog.
as impaflalion, being a reduélion of dry fubnances 10
domor Afem, Ava,
andPe~u;
onlhe fOUlb, bY lhebay
Ihe conf,/lence of a pane, by lhe admixlure or Come
of Bengll, and Ihe Indiaoocean; and by lhe fame ocean
/luid ; Ihus pdls, boles, \foches, and planm are made
and Perfiaon lhe wen: filualed bwveen 66° and 92.
by iocorporalion. Anolher incorporalion is, when
of ean longilude, and belween 7° and 40° of nonb
lhings of difFerenl confinences, are by digenion redu·
latilude; being ahaul
2000
miles iD lenglh from oonh
ced 10 one commonconfinence.
10 Coulh, and 1500 miles in breadlh from ealllO well
INCORPORE!\.L, a Ihinri' or
fU~ndnCe,
which has no
~here ~roaden;
Ih?ugh Ihe foulhero
pan
of Ihepe.
body; as God, angels, and Ihe Coul of mano
nlnfula
IS
not
300
miles broad. AJllhe COUOtry wilh.
INCORRUPTIBLE, that whieh cannot be corruFted.
in lheCe limils is eilher Cubjea or lributary 10 lbe
INCRASSATlNC, in pharmaey,
&c.
Ihe reodering
greal Mogul.
lt
is frequeutly callcd Indonao, a
fluids lhicker by lhe mixlure of olher Cublt. nces
leC,
name fuppoCed 10 be deri,ed from lhe river Indus,
fluid, or by lhe evaporalion of the Ihinner pans.
on ils \Venern fronliers: it is alfo called the Mo.
INCUBATIO:-l, Ih: aaion of a hen, or olher fowl
gulflan, [rom Ihe imperialfamily nOlVupon lhe throoe,
brooding on her eggs.
who lrace their pedigree from Tamerlaoe a Mogul
l NCUBUS, or NIGHT'MARE, io medicine. SeeM[·
Tartar.
DI CINE.
The produce of lhis country, and what lhe Eura·
INCUMBENT, a c1erk, or minifler who is refident 00
peans impon from theoce, is ehieOy chints, callieoes,
bis b:nefice: he is called incumbent, becaufe hedoes,
muflins, fome G/k, pepper, and diamonds, which are
or al lean ought, to bend his whole nudy tO difcharge
purehafed by mon nalions wilh fi lver; but the Durch
the cure o( his churcb.
frequcntly baner fpices for them, whicb
ma~e,
Ih:
INCURVATION
e¡ /he raJl o¡lighl,
their bending OUl
India trade doubll' advantageous to them.
of a reéli/incar nraight courfe, occafioned byrefraélioD. INDIA, beyond the Cange!, is a eountrl' bounded by
See OrTl cs.
Thibet and BoutaD,on lheDonh; by China, Tonquio,
INCUS, in aoatomy.. See ANATOMY, p. 296.
and Cochin·China on Ihe eafl; by the Indian ocean
INDEFINITE, Ihat whieh has DO cenain bouods, or
00 lhe foulh ; and by Ihe bilher India, lhe bay of
to whieh the human miod canno! aflix any.
Bengal, aod the flrails of Malacca, on Ihe wefl: it js
INDH INI
TE,
in grammar, is undernood of nouos, pro·
útuated belween 92° and 104
°
of ean longilude, and
nouns, verbs, paniciplcs, anicles,
&(.
whieh are left
belweenlheequalor and
30
degrees of Donh lalilude:
in an uncertain indeterminale Ceo(e, aod nOI fixed 10
being Dear
2000
miles in lenglh from Inorth to fouth,
aoy panicular time, lhing, or olher circumnance.
but of a very unequal breadth; io which limils are
INDELlBLE, fomelhing lhal caOOOI be caocelled, or
comprehended lhe kingdoms of Afem, Ava, Pegu,
efraced.
Laos, Siam, Cambodia, and Ma/aeea, govefoed by
a1
INDEMNITY, in law, the faving harmlefs; or, a
maoy Indian prioces; ooll' the DU1Ch bave ufurped
",riting tofecure one from all damage and danger Ihat
tbedominion of Malacca.
In
this country thm ue a
may enCue from any al'!.
. val! number of elephants, 2nd conCequently a great
INDENTED, in heraldry, is when lhe out·line of ao
deal ofivory; our merchants alfo mm with óJIJ and
ordintry is ootehed like lhe leelh of a Caw. SeePlate
precious nooes, caoes, opium, and fuch olber articks
Cll. fig. l.
• as are uCually found wilhin !he tropi".
INDEPENDENTS, a
Cea
of Protdlants in Britainaod IND IAN BERRY. See CoccuLUS.
Holland, fo c-.lled from Iheir indepeodency on other INDICATION, in phyGc, whatever ferves todireél tbe
churches, and Iheir maintaining that eaeh choreh or
phyfician how tOaa.
•
conbregalion has fufficient power tO a/l and perform INDICATIVE, in grammar, the firn mood, ormanner,
every thing relaling to re/igious goyernmeol within it·
of conjugaling a verb, by whieh we fimply allirm,
felf, and is no way Cubjeél or aceountablt to other
deDY, or alk fomething; as,
amanl,
they love:
non
churcbcs or their deputies.
amanl,
theydo not love;
aman/m,
do they love!
They Iherefore difaJ/ow paroe/lial and provincial INDICTION, in chronology, a cycle of 6fteen yem.
fubordinatioD, and form alJ their congregations
~pon
a INDICTMENT, in Seots /aw, Ibe name of !he Cum·
fchemeof
co·ordin~'ncy.
BUllhough Iheydo not think
mons or libe!
~pon
which criminals are ciled before
it necdrary to afl'emble Cynods ; yet if any be held,
lhe coun of Junieiary 10 (land trial.
they look on their reColulioos as prudentlal couocils, INDIES, Eafl and Wen. See INDIA and AMUleA.
bUl nOl as decifions 10 which lbeyare obliged tOcoo· INDICESTION, in medicine,
l
crudity, or wanlof
formo
due coélioo, eilher io Ihe f.o0d , ao humour of!he body,
INDETERMINATE, in genetal, an appeJ/ation giveo
or an excremeot.
tO whatever is DOl cernin, fixed, and limited; ia INDIGETES, a name which lhe aacieots gafe to fOtlle
whieh CenCe, il is the fame wilh indefinitc.
of Iheir gods.
INDEX, in arithmelic andalgebra, Olews to what power INDICO, in botany. Sce IHDtGOr.R.L
an)" quaolity is involved, "nd
il
olherwife calJed
e~·
INDIGOFERA, in botany, a genus of the diaddpbia
pODent,
dmDdria claCs. Tbe
cali~
is plain
i
the
f~perior
mar·
glns