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?vI A R

M A R

per,

dippinn

oothe flat, asz.lfo Ji:lnen

c1olh,

be.

(y.

hut a qU.tlCTntty,

ti;: .

Ihe

ineff.lble, lil.!nce, the

M.ubliog:\ book

(he c"Jvers is performed

form·

fi\th~r.

and

[rurh.

ing cI:mds with aqua furtís, or fpirit of

\'ilrio!

mixed MARE,

lhe

female of the

horre

kind. Sec EQ...uus.

\Vith ink , aod a(tenvarJs glazing the

eovers.

M ARGARETTA,

On~

o( the Jarg' CI o( th. L e<ward.

~IARC:\SITES,

n;uural

hinory,

are: defioeJ

íOands j

auout

fifIy

miles long, and twt!nty·four

compound inflammable

m~(allic

bodies. of a hard and

brcad, and fitu:ued

""Iy

miles north of the comióeot

[olid fubClance, o( an ob(curelyand irregularly folia·

o( Puia, or New Andalur.a, in South America:

\V.

ceous nruélllre, of a

bricht glittering

appC!artlnce.

na·

long. 64°, and N. lat.

Il O

30',

turally eon(litllting \Vhole Hrata, ,hough fomotimes MARGARITA, the PEARL, io oatural hiClory. So.'

found

detached malTt:s ; very freely giving lire with

PEARL.

!leel

DOt {ermenting with acid menClruums

"nel when MARGATE, a port-town of Kent, in lhe

iOe

of Tha-

putinto the lire, yieldinga bJueCulphu reous flame, and

toee,

miles nonh of Dcal.

afterwards calcining ioto a purplepowder. 1."'here are l\1ARIGNAN, a city :lnd porr·town of

Brazil~

lhe ca-

only th ree knowo fpe-.:it:s of this genus:

The filver-

pital of the captainfhip of Marignan, fitu:ued at the

coloureJ marca(ite, found in

va{~

abundance in lead

mourh of the river St l\1<!ry: W. Ion. 44°, and S.

and tio mines.

:2 .

"he gold coJoured marcafite. 3. The

Jal.

2° 1

S'.

heavy pale.white Olarc..lite.

M i\RINER,

lhe Carne with failor. See SAILOR.

Marc.r.tes \Vere at firn f"1I¡}ofed to

al.non all M ARINO, a city of lt. ly, in the dllChy o(Uruino, th,

pure guld or filvcr, accorc!ing tu their colc¡ur; but ex-

capitOlI of [he territory of Marino. a )irtle (bte or

perience has (hewn, that if they contain

~ny

metal at

cOOlmooweahh, fimated on a

mouot~in

in the middh:.

all, no mc:thod has hitherto becn found of working:

of tite Pope's

t~rritories :

E .

I~Dg_

1 ;0

30/,

aod N .

them to adulltage. In Germany. indeed, the)" ex-

lah 44°.

traa (ulphur

.nJ

vitriol from the r.lver

m"cafi,e,~.ARJORAM,

bot.ny

. , See ORlCANU>"

which t\Vo {ubCl.mcc:s are always contained in it

2nd M .4.RITIME. fomerhing rePoned

tO,

or bounded

the

befides thefe,

has ufl1ally a

qaa~l[hy

of arfenic.

fea: thus, a mari time province. or couOlry. is one

has beeo recommended as

{lyptic, a(ter beiog c:l lci-

bouoded by [he fea; and a maritime kiogdom. or (late,

ned : hut as the arCc:nic may not be all carried off by

is one Ihat makes a coofiderable figure, or is very

that operation, its ufe as a medicine feems extremely

powerful at fea . H ence, by marilime powcrs, among

dangerolls.

the European nates. are llnderl100d Great Britain ando

M AR CGRAVE , or MARCRAVE, • de&ree

honour

HolI.nd

in Germany anfwering

our marquis .

:f\1ARK

Ih( evnng(lijI's da)'.

a fd!ival of the Chri-

MARCG R AVIA, in botany, a genus o( the polyandri.

Ilian ehureh, obfen'ed April

2;.

monogyoia clafs. The coroll. conr.Cls of one petal,

MARK ',

Coh",

a canonical book of the New Ten,.

and (he calix confins offix imbricatcd Icaves; and the

ment, being one of

t~e

(our gofpels.

berry has one celI, contajning many feeds. There is

Sr M ark wrote his gofpel at Rome. whcre ,he ac-

but one fpecies. a native of America.

companied St Peter, in the year of Chrill: 44. Ter-

M AR CH, ·in chronology, the third month of Ihe year,

tullian and olhers prcteod that St Mark was no more

confill:iog or thiu:y-ont days.

than ao amaoucnfis tO Se Peter, \Vho diétated this

MARCHANTIA, in bQtany, a genus of the cryptoga·

gofpel tO hi.n ; others a/firm, tha< he \Vrote it after

mia alg'" clafs. The calix o( the male is peltated, anci

St Peter's dealh . Nor are the learoed lefs di\'ided

covered below with monopculous corollz; the calix

as to the language tbis gofpel \Vas wrote in; fome

of the {emale is CdJile,

he:JI-lhaped~

and contatos ma-

afllrming

was compofed in G reek, othcrs in

L~(in .

ny {eeds. There are: eight Cpecic9, (our of them na.-

Several of the ancieot heretics received ooly

l.he

go-

1ives of Britaio. viz. the polymorphia, or common

{pel

(I(

Sr M ark: others among cbe catholics rejeéted

marchantía; the cruciata, or croCs·headed marchantía;

Ihe [weJve

I"n

verCes of this gofpel. The gofpel of

the hemiCpha:rica, or marCh marchantía; and the conica,

Sr Mark is properly an abridgmeot of tha.t of St

~1at-

or wart marchantia.

thew.

MARCHE, a trrritory of Lyonois, io France, ha-

Canon¡ of

MARK, a congregation o( reiular canons,

ving Bere)' 00 Ihe rlonh, Burbooois and Auvergne on

{ounded at

~1anlUa,

Albert Spinola a prien, to-

the ean, Limofin on the {outh, and P oiétou on the

wards Ihe end of the XIIth century. SpinoJa m:tde a

well:.

rule for them. which was approved, corre(leu, ami

M ARCHPURG, a to\Vn of G ermany, in the circle of

cnnfirmcd by feveral fucc!eding popes. About ,ho

Aunria and duchy of Sliria: W . long. 15°

so',

year 1450, they were reforml!d, "nd {?lIowc:d ooly

lar.

47°.

Ihe rule of St Augulline. This congregatíon havin{!

MARCIONITES, ChriClian heretics in the Ild century,

!Iourifhed for the fpace of four hunorcd years, decli·

thU5 denominated from their leader Marcion, who

nc:d by linte and Iiule, and is now become extinét.

maintílined. that Ihere were twO principIes or gods,

Kllighls o/ S I

?\'IARK,

an order of k-ni:1hthood in the

a g.)ud and a b"d one.

repubJic of Venice, under fh e proteétion of St IYIark

M ARCOSIANS , a (ca o( Chrinian heretics in the Ild

,he ev.ogeliCl. The .rm, of the order . re,

~ulcs,

century,

caIJe4 from thc:ir Itader M arcus, \Vho re-

lion wíngcd, or, with Ihis de\'lce.

PAX

S I

MAR.eE

prcCentcd lhe Cupreme Cod as confitting DOt of a trini·

A NGE L 1 STA.

T his order is never conferred but

thofe