M O
l\I
!
2S
3 )
l\I O N
t.IOr-rIL:\ , one of the Com"ra·in.tnd. in the I"Ji.n o·
CC.ln.
tim:alcd
~(,I..,c~n
l\-lddilt!"rcu and
the
cootinent
of Afrie", E . long. 43°
30',
S. lal.
12°.
t.IOIDORE, a PnnuRuelegold coin, value
I/.
7S. Seding.
]lI O ll~TY,
the
h.lfof 3ny thing.
]\JOLA, in Ceogrorhy. a InlVn of I.. ly, feven miles ean
of the
cily
of BArri, in the kinedom
oC
Naplcs.
MOLA.
in
iclllhyolotY.
Scc
TE TRODON .
!vIOLARES,
or
IlFNTFS MOLAR ES,
in anatomy.
the
la'ge !eelb called In Englilh gri oders. S.e A 'ATO'
MV.
p. 16 5.
M OLDAVI .'\, a pro. ince of European T urky, f"para.
ted f,om Poland by the river Neifler.
MOLE, in zoology. Se< T dlpa .
:M OLE C1t.l (;K ET.
Sce
GR\' LL U S.
:"1 a
L
F. ,
in midv.·¡rC'ry. a mOlfs of
Oenl y
matter
I
of a
fphc.
rical figure,
gcneratcd
in
lhe
uterus, or womb. and
fomctimcIi mifl ..kcn for a cluld. See
~IIO WIf' EI\Y .
h1oLE. in
gcogrAphy,
a river in
Suny,
fa callcd from
irs ruaning.
tOf
pan
of
iu
courre.
undcr ground.
f.tloLE. is
aHu
a mafTive
wOlk
of
lugc
nones ¡aid in the
fea by means of
cofferd~m,;
eXlending before a port,
eilher toJefend the harbonr from (he impetllofity c..f ¡he
wavcs, or
10
prc1'cnt Ihe
p,lrr~ge
of Chips without )eave.
J\ e TlnN or MOLESTATIO N, in Seo.. Iaw. Se<
LAW,
Tilo
xxx.
19.
1.IOLLUC;O, in botany. a genu. of the tri.ndri. t,igyni.
claCs. The
c~lix
confilh of fi , e leaves; the corolla is
wanting
i
"oí! ,he capfu le. has ,hree cells and Ihrec valves.
There are five fpecies, none of Ihem nalÍve5 of Brilain.
M OLLOSSES, in commerce, Ih< thick fluid
lO'"''
remaíning after Ihe fugar is
mOlde,
refembling Cyrup.
In Holland mololfes are much ufed in Ihe manufae·
ture of tobacco, and by Ihe poo, people (or f.gar.
A
brandy
jo
alfo diClilled from them, bU I il i. f"d la be
unwholefome.
MOLOSSUS, in Greek and L ..in poelry, a fool com o
po(ed of th,ee long () lIables, as
¡fr/dianl .
lI10 LVCCA· ISLANOS ,
C.vein. nds in Ihe Indian oee.n ,
,":,t
hrgen of which i, rcarce Ihirty miles rOlUld ; (hey
are calJed Bachian,
~hchian,
I\lOlyr, Ternale,
~nd
Ty.
dor; {hey produce f.ago, or"nges, lemoos, and fome o·
,her (ruilS; hUI what is pc.culiar ro IheCe illAnd9, is
theí r producingcloves. They"re Cubjrtl
10
Ihe DUICh,
and are fi tuated in
1'25
0
of ca ll. longitude, and betwcen
so'
Coulh, and 2
0
north lalilude.
t.lOLVCCELLA, in bo..ny,
a
genl" of the didyn.mia
gymnofperm.. claf•. The "Ii"
IS
bell.flMped , and lar·
gcr Ihao Ihe corolla. 1 ·here. are. three fpccies, oone of
them natives of Brilain.
MOLWITZ, • lown of Silero• . in the kingdom of
130-
h,mi. : E long.
, 6°
45' ,
N . 1.1.
50° 26'.
MOLYRDIA, .in natu,.1 hifiory, the
n.meof a genu.
of cryllals , of a cubic (o, m, o, compofeJ o( fix fid e.,
al
righl .ngles , Iike a dye.
MOMHAZA, or
~ I O"BASA
. •" ifllnd .nd city on the
ean coan of Africa, oppnfite to tht'
cOllnuy
u( Mom–
baza, in Zanp,utbar : E. lonJ:.
48°,
N . Ltt.
4°.
l\10MENT,
in Ihe doll rine of time,
~n
¡n(hlnt, or lhe
mon minute "nd indi. ifiblc pan of uuralion.
MOMENTU!\'i,
in mecnanics,
ficnifi~s
lhe fame with
impc(u" or the quanlity of motian in a muvil1g bodYj
VOL . I1L N °, 79.
2
which is always c:qual
10
tlle
qu~nli r y
of
m~ttcr
mul–
tiplice! into the velo.:iIY;
or,
wl1ich
i,
the ["me (hin!!,
it may be confidcred 41.5 a rellan le ultder lhe qUf\nw y
oC
nlAncr and velocit}'.
M OMORDICA, in botany, a genu, of the mona::i.1
fyncenefi" c1Jfs. Th(ca)¡x of lhe male and (ema.!e COI\'
fill.s of five regmcou ; the corolh of Ihe maJe has
(j){
fegmenu; "nd the filam e-nrs are lhree. T he: corolJ
l
ot lhe fem ale conlias of (¡ve
rc~me-Ilts
; aDo it has lhlce
lIyli. Thcre are e;gh l fpccie., nonc o( Ihcm
nath'c~
of Britain.
M ONA, an ilbnd in Ih e Ballic. foulh \VeO
01
Ihe
ifl.nJof Ze:al:nd
"
Cubjell la Dcnmalk
:' 1:.
long. I
~o
3
0',
1,1. 55
20.
MONAOELPHI A, in bo..ny.
S:r
flOTA" V, .p.
635.
MONAG H:\N, a cou"IY of 1r, l.n,[, in Ihe province of
V ltler, bounded by T)'ronc, on the nonh: by Ar·
nMEh,
00
Ihe taft
¡
by Caven
3nJ
Lotlth,
on the routh;
and by lhe counly of
F4r01~nagh,
on Ihe wcH .
lIIONANDRIA, in botany. Sce fiOTAWV. p. 635'
MONARCHY, • gove rnmenl in ",hieh the fupreme
power is vcfled in a fingle perron .
See
Gov
E
R. '"
M E NT .
l\IONARD,{,
in bOlany, a genus of lhe dl¡ndria
0100'"
gynia clafs. The eoroll.
IS
uoequ. I, Ibe fuperío, Iir
¡nvo/ving a liDear fihmcn t.
11
has four fe:eds. T here
are fi 'fe fpccies, none of ,bcm natives of Brit;¡¡i n.
lI10NASTERY, a conveOl, o, houfe buíll (or Ihe re·
ception and enleruift rucnt of monLs, rnendicant friars,
or nuns, whclhcr il be aD abbe:y, priory,
&c.
Monaflerics are gO'fcrned byddferent rules, according
10
lhe differenl regulalions prefcribed by their (ound ·
ers. The fi ra regular and perfetl
monaneri~s
were
founded by S.. Pochomiu" in Egypl : blll SI. U.r. l
i, generally confidered a!l Ihe grcal father and p"triarch
of lhe Eallero monk,
i
fince
iD
lhe fourt h century he
prefcribe:d rules for lhe go. ernment of Ihe monafieries,
10
which Ihe Anachorcn and CoeDobi tu, and lhe o·
lher ancienl falhers of the deCeru, Cubrnitted . In like
manner
Sto
RenedkC't was tlyled Ihe patriarch of Ihe
, .y
ellern monks. He appeared in ltaly towards Ihe
1 .. •
ter end o( Ihe' r.flh ecotury, and publilhed hi. rule,
which was uoíverfally receiveJ throughout Ihe
wdl.
S.. Augullin b:ing renl into E ngland by SI Gregnry
the: pC' pe
j
in Ihe year
596,
to convert lhe Enghfi1. hc¡
al Ihe: fame. time introd uced Ihe monafiic Hate: iDlo lhlS
kingdom; which made Cuch progrcr, here, Ihal willlí"
Ihe fpace of two hundrcd ycars. Ihere werc thirty kings
and queens who preferred lhe religious habit
(O
dlelr
crowns, and founclcd fl.ucly mon3ftcries , where Ihcy
cnded thcír da)'s in Cnliluue .Ind re:lilcOlcnr.
lI10NASTI C, fontLthing beloncing
10
monk.. .See
M o" <.
~I ONCON,
• IIVO of Spain. in the provinec of
J\
rr.gnn ,
fofty miles nonh·can of S.¡"goW .. .
t>ION D!'\
Y,
Ihe (cconrl d.y of the wcek, (o "lIed
.1$
bcing :.Inciently facred to thc moon , 9
d.
OIooll. c!a y.
MON
EM
VGI. a cOlln"y In UICfoulll
01
,, (rica, filu JlCt.I
be t\\'een AngoL .. and Z.tngucb,H.
l'o10NEY,
apiecc of ml P er. cOOlOlon l)' mrt :d,
tI')
\\hid,
pul>lic jtUthorilY ha, anixcd a ce:rtain vJlue anJ wcit hl
te
fe;: r,c as a medium in COOlOle:rce.
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