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Q..U

n¡A,rc

fi lia

f,-rofl.! uf

lhe:

word ,

it

is

rcfiraincd

te

Ihore

rl.tnl(!d wi th Ihe

h,lwthurn , undcr

which

name

{here

)'oung pldnlS. or

C"IS,

are Cold by ,he nurfcry.&uJencrs

\

I.ho

ralle.: thLOl for

(;tle.

O ..

y I Cl\ SILV ER.

See

C H Er.lISTRV. r ·

85·

~

I

t.-n

ST :i ,

a

rel i~ious

1,,<1.

",hieh

m.Je

a gr.", noiCe

lOwArds {he

clore

of

(h~

laft century .

T hey \\"ere

Co

c.J1ed (rom a kl nd of abColu,e rell and

in.tajoo, wh ich

they

fuppofed lhe

fou l

to be in whcn

arri·

VI.d ....l

th.ll

Hate of perfefl,on

whichthey

c~lIed

lhe unitive

Jile; in

wlllch

lIate,

they

imí!.gined

lhe fOllJ

wholly cm·

plúYl'J

in conl<:mplatinc

ilS

God,

te

whore!

¡ofiucnce!

It

WdS

enlirdy (ubmiffivc, fo that he could

t U

ro

and drive

i, where and ho .v he

IVo.ld

In ,his

nate,

,he Coul no Ion·

ger nccds prayers, hymnst

oc.

belOg Lud. as

it

wr:re,

in

lhe

bofom, í!.nd

between Ihe arms of its

God ,

in whom

il

1S in a manner fwallowed up.

The Mahomctans feem

lO

be no firangers to quietirm .

T hey expound a

p.dr.

'ge in ,he Ceven,i«h chapter o( ,h e

Kordn, viz.

O Ih'Ju(ouJ. rwhich

Ilrl 01 refl, relurn unlo

JIJj

L.rd

,

&e. o( a Coul, whieh hav<og, by purluing ,he

concatencuion of

natura~

caures, u ifed ¡,relf

tO

the know·

ledge of ,h.. Being whieh produeed ,hem, and e"ills of

nt,;ccffilY, reOs fuily contt:nted, and aquiefces in tbe

know~

ledge,

be.

of hin>, and in ,he co",empl..ion of his per–

feéhons.

QYILLS , ,he large Cea,hers ..ken out of ,he end of ,he

wing of a gooCe, crow,

&c.

~ills

are denominated from the order in which they

are fixed in the wing, the (econd and third quin, being

, he beí! for wri,ing. as ,hey have ,he largell and roundell

barreIs.

In order ' o harden a quill ,ha, i.

CoC'.

,hrufl ,he bar–

rc:1 into

hOl

albes, Hirring it till it is (oft; then taking

iv

ou r, pre(s it almoll Aat upon yoar knee- with lhe back of

a pcnknife, and arterwards reduce il

tO

a roundnefs witb

your fingers. If you

have

a number to harden. (el wa·

ter and alum over lhe firc j and while ie is boiling put in

a h; nMul o( e uillo, ,he barrel. only, for • mino,e, and

,hen lay ,hem by.

QYINCE. in bo,any. See ·PYRU'.

QYINCUNX. in Romao . nuqui,y. deno'e, any,hing ,hat

eonfills of five ,\VeIC,h,parts of ano,her, bu' partieularly

of ,he as.

Q UINDECAGON, in geometry, a plain figure wi,h fi(,een

lides and (jfleen angles

QYI N DECEMV!RI, in R oman an,iqui,y, a eollege of

'S

m.•gif1rate3, whofe bulinefs it WilS

tO

prefide over the

f.crificf:s.

Tlley were alfo the inlerpreters of the Sibyl's books;

\fhich, however. lhey never confuhed but by an exprefs

order of the (enilte.

Q.UINQYAGENARIUS. in Roman an'iqui,y, an ollicer

who hdd the command of fi(ty

meno

QYINQPAGESIMA 'U"DAY, Sh rove Sunday ,

Co

cal-

Q.uo

lerl as heing abou' ,he fif,i e,h day beCore E aner.

Q.UINQYATRIA. in Rom.n .nllql111 y. f<lli".I,

edebr~

tt'd

In

honou r or 1Vlinerva, with much

t.he

fitme ccrc:mo·

nilS ;)S lhe

pi\n:uhcn~a

wcre at Athrns.

QP INQPr.fOLlUM . io bot>oy.

See

POTENT'LLA .

QVI NQ!!ENN /iLl S, in R om. n anl iqui,y, a m.gdlral.

10 Üh

colonies and municipi\1 ciHes of that empire, who

h"d

much ,he [;¡rne office as lhe ::cdile al Rome.

QYINQYEREMIS, in an'iql1i,y, a galley wllh

r.ve

row.

ofoars

QYINQYEVIRI. in R oman an,iqui,y, an orde r of

r.ve

pril.!"~, pcculi~r1y ~ppointeJ

for lhe facrifi ces

tO

lhe dc,¡d,

or cc":brt4 t1og lhe rltt'Sof

~febus.

QP INQUINA. Sec C'N cHON A.

Q.l¿INTESSENCE. in ehe,,,,flry, a prepara,ion confill–

ing

01

,he elfenll al

0,1

of fome vegetable Cubll_oee mlKcd

and Incorporitted wit!, Cpirit of wl ne.

~INTESSENCE,

10

alchemy, is a myflerious term, Ggni–

Iying ,he

filin,

or lan and highefl elfenee o( power or

a

natu ral body.

Q!!INTILE, iD allronomy, an aCpea of ,he planelS, whe.

,hey are

72

degrees dillao, from one ano,her, or

I

r.f,h

p.rt

o( ,he zcdiae.

Q!!INTILlANS.

a'

Cea ef ancient here,ies. ,hus called

~trom

thelr prophelefs

~mtilia .

In this (cél' lhe women

were admiued 'o perform ,he faeerdolal and epifeopal

funétions. They attributed exuaordlOi:lry glfes to Eve

for having firll eateo o( ,he Irce o( knowledge; ,old

gr.at

,hings

oi

M,riam ,he fiOer of MoCes. as having beco a

prophe,eCs,

be.

They added ,ha' Ph,Jip ,he deaeon had

(our daughters who were alJ prophctelTes, and were of

,heir

Cetl.

In ,heCe alfemblies i, was uCual 'o Cee ,he .ir–

gins enlering in white robes, perConating prophetelTes.

QYINZY,

~'NS E Y,

01

ANCL""'. See MF.D'C1HE,

p.

B4'

QUIRE of p.per, ,he qwan,i,y of 24 or 25 lheelS.

Q.!J"IRINALIA. in .n,iqui,y. a feafl eelebra,ed among ,he

Romaos

iD

honour of Rumulus, who was

called. ~iri.

nos. TheCe feaHs were held

00

,he 13,h of ,he kaleod.

of Mareh_

QYIRITES, in an,iqui,y,

a

oame given ' o ,lte people of

Rome. chieAy the €omlllon citizeos, as difiinguifhcd (rom

,he (oldiery .

QYOIN. or CO'N. on board a Ihip, a wedge (aflened on

the deck clofe

tO

the breech oi' the carriage of aguo,

10

k'Cep i, firm up 'o ,he lhip.Gde.

Canticquoins are Ibon

tbree~Jegged

quoins p'clt betweeo

..fk.

'o keep ,hem Heady.

Q..UO!

NS, in ilrcbitetlule, denote the carners of brick. or

Hone walls. The word is partieuldrly uCid for ,he flooes

in ,he eornen of brick-boildings. When ,heCe Oand

ou, beyond ,he briek-work. ,heir edges beiAg ehamf.red

off, Ihey are caJled luflic quoios . .

Q!!0TIDI AN, in medicine. See MED'CINE . p. 61.

QYOTIENT, iD ari,hmetie. See

AR'

THMETtC. p. 376.

R A B

R A B

R

AAB. a ci,y of L owcr Hongary, fi ,ualCd

al

,he con·

to ,he houCe o( AuHria: E long.

, B

o , N . lal. 4So-

flu ence uf ,he rlVe" Danobc and Raab, andoCubjeét R.'\.HI3I, or

RA B. ' ",

a ud. Wh1Ch <he pharili:cs .od doe-

10rs