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l'

U

r..

ir.

cr('ox

or

n:l i~vJ;

illlprdllon$

\'/ h:f COr

are ta'ken

011 IllC–

hit 01'

lome mh .. r

nUller,

by

firikinó it wi\.h

a

hallll\lt r

on the end

n OI

c ....l!r,wl.'d.

·PUN Ctif. Of!l'

is

;dlo

a

IUcafure

for l¡quid:;,

containing an

1ogr.

hr~d

...nd ooe thirci , or elghry_four

g~lIons.

P UNCTUA.THJN,

in

nranlln~r,

the

íJrt

ot

pointing, or of

di\.id ing a dd:':c1urfe into pe ri·.)ds.

by

roints cxpreffing

lhe r ;;u(t'S lO

be m;¡de

j:1

lhe

rcad ing

lIJen'Or.

PU S'CTUM SAL I EN S,

in an:Homy,

the rirU

r udimellfs

of

the

h("art in {·he fnrmation of {he

fa:

\U

S ,

whcre a throbbing

moti!')" is perceiv.:d.

PUNCTURE, in furgery, any wouDd ",ade by a n>arp.

r ointed

in(l rumeot.

P UN ICA.

lhe P OMEG RANAT E. T R2E, in

botany,

;l

gcnus

of lhe icoral:Jria monogynia clars . T he calix confilts of

fi ve regments, and

lhe corolla

of (i\'e

perals; the applc

has

0110'1

~ells,

conta ining many rceds. ·

Therc

are

[wo

fpeeies. borh

n::aivcs of

WH01 clIm a

tes.

PU NISHMENT, in I.w, ,he

pen.hy

whieh

a

perfon in·

curs

on ; hc breaeh or tranrgrcOion of any

law.

PUPIL,

in

lhe

cjvil l~w,

tl

lJoy

or

girl

nOl

yet

arrived;¡t

Ihe

age

of puben y,

i.

e.

(he

boy

under fourtern

years,

rhe

gi rl

undcr

IWt¡"e.

F.u

P I L

is

alfo

ured

in

univerfities,

&c.

for

a

yollth under

Ihe educ2 riCln or difcipline

of any perron.

P UPI L ,

in

:¡nalomy.

See

ANA T OM V , p . 2SC).

PURCH "SE, in

J.w,

,he buying or aeqUlring of lands,

&c.

witll

money,

by

dced

or agreement,

anJ

001

by

de·

fcent

or

righl

of

ioherilance.

PURE, fomc<hing free from any admix,ure of foreign or

hClcrngcneous m:Hlers: thus

we

(ay

pure

fi re,

&c.

PURFLEW, , ..rm in heraldry, exprel1ing ermins, peans.

or aoy of the furs,

when

(hey compore

~

bordll rc round

a coal of

2TOlS :-

thus t hey

f.IY.

he beare!h gules a ba r·

du re,

purAew, .vairy: metlning

th:u

the bordure

is

vairy.

F URGATI ON. ,he .n of purging. feouring. or rurify, ng

a

thiog. by

Ceparating.

or

carryíng off any impufloeE

fOtlnd therein: thu!,

P URGATIVE . a medie.ment whieh cvaeu.ocs ,he impu.

fil ies of

lh~ b~tiy

by 11001,

called

alfo

calhaTlics.

PUR G I\TORY,

a

place in whieh ,he jun who

der.rt

out

o(

th:s

Jife, aTe

fuppofed

to expiate ceTtain

ofrences

which

do

not

merit

cterndl

uamnation.

. Brou&.htoo

has

endeavoured

to

prove,

that

this norion

lías

been held by Pagans, Jews, and M.homeoans,

as

well as by CI" illi, ns.

Toe

doltrine of

purg:Hory is a 'very lucrative anicle

lO

the

cI"!rgy

of

lhe Rornifh church, who are very.

libe

rally

p,id for

m.ff

<s and p¡ayers fo r ,he fouls of ,he dece.f, d.

'Vo.!

are

ra id

by

fome

of

their doétp rs, that

purr.atory is

a rubterraneouc; place rilU:ued over

lhe hell

of

lhe

damn·

ed,

where

fuch

fouls as have not yet made

ralisraclion tO

divine

jurl:ice for

their

(jn~,

are purged

by

6fe. after

a

wonderful

and

incomprehenfiye

maoner :

and

h t:re

they

are

purifled

from

lhore

dregs

which

hinder

them

(rom

en·

tering

inlo lhe!T eternal country, as lhe catechifm

of [he

cOllocil of

T rcnt

expre{f~s

il.

PUR IFICATI ON. in maners of religion.

a

ee,<mony

which confin .. in cleanfing any thing (rom a

ruppor~J

poi.

Jurion or

ciefileOlcnt.

The

P"~1ns.

before ,hcy f.erifi eed, ufually h.. hcd

oc

,wdfhcd

lhclTIfelv('s

in

water; ami

they

\vcrc

p1rtlcularly

" .rr ful

to

walh ,heir hands, beeaufe wi,h ,hcfe ,hey wcre

P U Tl

1(11 0111..11

tlit!

V:,:Ii C1S

con!(

: r.tkd

(O

the godJ.

rewas

:tI·

lo

cuHomitry

lO .\'Iit!h lLe

VdrLI

",a h whll:h

dlly

nl.l(l~

t hcir

I.b.nior.s

T~c ~J.lhcmt

!tJ.ns

tire

puri(¡c..¡uons

:19

prcv;otls

lO

tI:c out

y

uf

prt\ycr : Ihefe

airo

are

of

t"'/ O

k llltlS; ('ither bathiog ; or

ooly

wafllln;j

lhe {ace,

hands:

anJ t"l cr.

T he (,rCl

IS

fe'l lleft.:-d

or.l y in eXlraord lnít ry

cales, as 3(tCr

havin~

!:tin

wn h

a woman, (nueh.:a. a

d!:ld

6r.

Put kH fo ncce(J'.lry a preparation (or the-lf

d~v'J­

tion

QlO~lld

be

umiu::d , cltht'r wherc

water.cilll1l01

be

had,

or \\

hen

H

Ola)'

be

of

prej udice

10 a

pcrfon's

healtt..

they

:.tre:

~lJo ,\

cd

111

fu ch

C<4 f<:6 tO

m:\kc

ure or

fi ne

f.l lld

o r

dll!~

¡n!lcad of

It ;

and

lhcn

(hey

pcrform

Ihis

duty

by

c1~p_

pi~g

thcir

op:!r.

h,mds on

lhe

fand,

and

pafTing

them

OV('f

tl)e

p...

n s,

In

lhe (ame

In"nner

as

if

(hey were dippéd

in

WAter .

There

wer~

airo many

legal

purifications

among

the

flt:!1rc\Vs. 'VVht'll a won\an was

broughl

lO bed

o(

a

m:t!e-thild,

fhe

\

Y.IS

cHeemed impure for forry days ; and

wh en

of

;t

lem~le .

for

(¡Xl }:' ;

at Ihe

eod o(

WhlCh

time

Ol'! c,trried

á

¡¡¡mil

10, lhe donr

of the temple,

to

be or–

fen:J (or

íl

bu rnt -off::rinr,..

:.tnd

a

youne pigeon or lurde

fur

a fin

offl.riag.

and

by

this ccrcmony {he was

cle¡¡ nCcd

or

pur

{i~d.

PUIUM. Qr

(he

{Mj/

o.f

/al/ ,

a folemn fdlival of ,he

Jew"

infhturctl

in

memory

o(

the oeliverance

t~ey

received

(rom

IIa:n~n 's

wickcd auempt

[O

ddlroy

,h~m,

by

means of

M,"'dccai . nel Ellher.

P U

R[TA

, a name formcrl y gioen in derifion

10

,he dif.

(cnt':rs froO) the church

of

Eog laod, on accounl

of

lheir

profd ling

10

follow ,he puro

worJ

of God, in oppofi"oa

to ;tll 11

'Idllioos

and

hum~n

<.:on(bturions.

P URLl NS,

111

buildmg, .hofe pieees of ,imber ,h.. lie

crofs the

rafrers

0 11

the

infid~,

to

kecp tht.:m [rom finking

in

rhe

midd le

of their

Icngth.

P URLVE,

or

PURLlEU,

rignifi es all

that

grou ncl near:\·

ny lord l, \\'h:eh belng

m.de

fordl by king Henry 11.

R ichard

1.

and king

J

lho, WtlS

afterwards by

perambu–

JaMOOS

anJ

granls

uf

Hcnry

1

[1.

fc,vered

agfl.in

(rom (he

fJ1O!',

and

tndde

purlieu;

(hat

1$

to (ay,

pure

and free

(rClm rhe laws of the

roreO .

PUR " LE, • eolour eompofed of, ",ix,ure of red and bine.

.-\ ht'aut iful tranrparent

purple

for

paint ing may

be

made:

hy

boiling

four

ou nces of ral'ped brafil

wood

in a

pi", of n. k b« r, and h. lf an ounee of Jogwood.

,,11

,he

11quor

is

hClgh,cncd

lO the colour

)'OU

defire, wh:ch mily

knon-n

t»y

dippjng a píece of

p:¡per

io it.

Ir

you lind

it

t Oo

red , aJd a quctrt f'r of an Qunce

mOre

of

log\\'ooo,

which

will

r~ndcr

jI

nill

d~eper;

an.i

hy

1his Olethocl yau

may bring

it

t O

an y

degrec::

of purple, by

p~lting

10

ei_

tht:r

more or

lefs logwood

lO lhe

("rmer

compafition.

and li'\ing

il

wíth

ajumo

PURPURA, in n..ur,,1 hiflory. See

~lvRE".

P URPURE, or PVRPLE, in heraldry. aeeording ' o fome.

is

one ol' the live

colours

oC

~rmories.

comroun.ied of

gult's

and az.nre. ba:

derinA

on \·iolt-t. and, al.·.,:ording

lO

OIhcrs,

of a I!r,-" t( dC:i1

of

red

anu a li[{le black

HUI ic

WJS

excl urled hy lh e anciC"ot

heralds

3S

only

an

im r ('ffc,'l:

((lJou r. In

the,

caats

of noblcOlen it

is calk,l

;!'Olcthytl

j

and

io

tltore or

rrloces.

m~reury.

lt

is

rcprdcnLd in

enS!ra\·in!!.

hy

rliar.onfl l i1nes

dr:nvn from .he (ioírla rhicf

ro the c1cxtcr

h.r(

pointS. Sl'e Plate

CXL \ ·II.

li!-!.

~.

P UI"SER,

:Hl

t

fli..:er

tlhoarJ a nl<ln of

\VAr,

WilLl

r

l"CI\"'t"S

hu \

.\.'1\1..

15 '-rom lhe:

ví{tud.lkr,

L es tlllt

It

be

wd J

1\,,\\'to.

aDd