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O S

!tOET.L ..\, in

bot.ny,

" r,on\ls or Ihe p, nlandria Olonogy–

ni.1

cl.lls.

T hc

1:0;0:1.1 is

(lIilnel·nl~ped;

lhe

lbglna

15

bifi J

~

ar.J

IIJ..: capt"ule is cy lillciri..:.d,

lnd

h.l!l (\Ve c(' lIs.

"rhe fpt:cics

are

(\\'0,

none

oC

thcm

natl"~·s

of

Urtl~¡n .

R OER, the n;¡me of t\Vo rivers in Ucrmnny. one: of which

rd~~s

0 0 I he

con ~ ncs

of

Hdl~,

ami falb ioto the RhlOe.

• lilde bclcl'l D uyfburg ; Ihe o,her rires in IRe duehy or

} .dirrs, and

r:tll~

inlO

tne

MJefe:tt Roermond .

R OGA.•

in

a n[iq~¡t y.

:\ prcfcQt

which lhe cmperors made

to the:: fcnalors. magillr.Hes, and eren

to

the people; and

lhe p¡' pcs or patriarchs

lO

lheiT clcrgy.

Thd"~

n'g:e were diflril u:ed

by

lhe

emperors

0 0

the fir(t

day of

lhe

year. on the; r

~irth

d:\y,

or on

lhe

natahs dies

of lhe eitíes; and

by

lhe popes and p.atriarcl15, in

paHion~

we~k .

Rog' is .Ifo ufed ror Ihe eommon p' y of the foldiers .

R OG :\ T ION , in Ihe Rom.n· jUl'ifplu cience, • demaod

maJe

by

the \ conful s or tribunes of (he Roman people.

when::. law \Vas propofed ro be p,,(fed. Rogatio is

airo

ured ror Ihe deeree ilfelr mado in eonrequenee of Ihe

peoples giving their ¡JTent

t O

this demand,

tO

dtfl:nguifh

it

from a

ren,Hus.confultum,

or deeree of (he

renate.

R

OG AT

I O~ \~

E

F.

K. lhe

week immediately preceding \Vhit.

[unday. fo e.lled rrom Ihe Ihree rano therein ,

00

Moo·

day, Tuefday , and \Vednefday, whieh are airo ealled

rogalíans, or ragu ian

days,

from

the extraordina ry

prayers aod rdpplications

al

this

lime

ofrered

10

Gvo

by

de,oul Chrinians

10

appe.fe

his aoger and deprcealC his

judgmenlS.

R OGUE. in law. ao idle nurdy beggar ; who by ancienl O.·

IUles is ror Ihe firO offence called , rogue or Ihe

fidl

degree,

• nd punifhed by whipp'ng,.nd boring lhruugh Ihe griOle oí

fhe right ear wlth a hOl iron ;

and

(or lhe (econd offc:nce,

is tcrmed a regue of lhe fccond degree. anct,

ir

aboye

eighteen years of

ase,

ordered

la

be execllted as a felon.

'ROH.'\ N,

a towo of

France, in

lhe

pro\"ince of

fjri tany,

fit uated twenly

miles nonh of Vannes.

JtOLL, in manuraélories, forn«hing \Vound aod folded up

in a cylindrical form,

R OLL,

in law, fignil1es a fchedule ar parchment which m;¡,y

be rolled up by Ihe

h.nd

inlo the form of. pipe.

.Mrlji<r.RoLL,

Ihal in whicb are enlered the foldiers of

eVt!ry troop. company. regimento

&c.

ROL1.. S.Off lC E:

is an aRice in rbancery. lane,

L ondan,

appoinled for Ihe cullody of the rolls and records in

chance ry.

.

R o1..1..s

()f

parliclII:nt ,

are

lhe manurcript I'egillers, orrolls

ofthe proceedings

of

our ancient parl iaments, which. be_

fare

th~

inventi?n af printing, were all engrofTed on ponch–

ment,

:l.Od

procld.:med openly in every cannty . In ,hefe

rolls are

¡,Ifo

containeJ a great m;¡,ny dccifions of ddllc\llt

poinu of

lJ.w,

which were frequt!ntl y in farmer times re–

ferred

to

lhe

decilion of that high

court.

R aL1..,

or

R OL LER,

is alfo a píece of wood , iron. brafs.

&c.

of a cy lindrical formo ufed in the conHru\.'lion of

feveral machines. and in ft.:veral works

and

m:tnuf.'élurcs.

R OIVI.'\N, in general, rOlllelhing belonging

10

Ihe cily of

Rome. See R o

M

F. •

K illg

o[

,h(

ROM

AlU,

in modern hirtllry, is a prince clec·

let! tO he

(utcdlo r

to the rcignin,!.!

emperor

of

Gtrm.tn

y.

.ROM' '\NCE .

in

m:lu ers of liter.. turc, a

f..

bulous rdwun

of cen ain advt:nt llres dcligul:J fo r the cntt:rtainmt:nt ;tnd

i~Oruélioo

of lhe ...

ders.

T he [rue: nature and genlline char:lélcrifiics cf this fp!–

cíes of \Writing are

exccll~ntly

cxpl..tincd

by

[he

i n&eniou~

3Ulhor of the Ramblcr

j

whoobf~r ves ,

th ...

t

[he works of

fiélion, Wilh WhlCh the prefent general ion ftems

more

pan iculady deli¡:htcd, are fuch as exhibir Itfe in

its

tru:

íLtre,

d,ver-r. ~ec1

only

by

the accidenu that daily h.tppen

inIhc \Vorld, and influenced by thofe paffion:> and qualtties

wlJ\ch :ue redil)'

tO

be fouod in coovel

fing

with

nldnkind.

R OMAN IA, Ci

province

of the

pope', territories

in

It,¡ly,

including [he Bolognefe and r't:rrCirefe. See Ha

1..

o

GN '"

and

FERRA&A .

R OM A S lA

I

is alf,) the modero n:\me of ancient T brace,

wh,ch now make,c; a province of Turky in Europe ; Iying

wellward o( the Propontis,

petw.cen

the Euxine fea and

the Archi pel:tgo.

ROM E,

the::

capital

of the pnpe's territories and of

lu ly,

and

anciently (he

mifhefs

of

the

Roman Empire :

E .

JOD.

13

0

N.

1".4 1. 45'.

R~1me

is /bU a I.trge and fine cityIthough not to

be

com·

pared to aneit nt Rome; the a reets are (pacious

t

aod

n"~gnificently

bullt;

it has

five

bridges ayer lhe T iber,

IWt:llty ga· l s. lhree

hundrcd

chu rches. and a van numher

of palaces, convents. triuOlphal arches, piUilrs, obclllk",

llatues,

theatres.

6c.

ROMNEY, a borough rown of Kenl,

a.nd

one or Ihe

cinque ports. fiwaled twelve miles fouth-wdl of D over.

l t ft'nds

l\VO

membe.rs

to

parl iament.

RO~IPEE,

or ROMPU , in heraldry, i. applied lo ordin.–

ries

that

are reprefented as broken , and

tO

chevrons,

bends,

or

the like, whofe: upper poion

are CUt

off .

See

PI... CX L

~II.

lig.

1

J.

RON DE LE

rr A,

in bOlany, • genus or Ihe peAlandri•

monogyni. ciar.. T he eorolla is runoel fhaped: aQd ,he

caplult!-has

tWO

cells, containing mllny round

coronated

feeds

The.re

are

t\VO

fpecies. Done

of

them nati'fes

Bf't;:un.

ROO D, a quantilYor I. nd equallo ror<y rquare perches,

or rhe

foun~

pan of

an acre.

ROOF, In arehlleflu re, Ihe uppermon par< of a building.

St'('

-\'RCH IT EC1' U RE,

p.

361.

ROOK, '" ,'rni,hology

See C ORVU • .

Rüü.Nf

,

a chamber,

p.uIOl~r,

Of otherapanment, in a honre .

Sle

'\RCH I TECTURE ,

p.

3,9.

ROO

r,

"nI'lng

botandh.

denutes

lhat part of a

plant which

im,)II'I., Ihe nutlitiollS juicl's of

,he eanh , aod

tranfnHts

thr-m

10

th~

<.other

parts.

S·.:e

A C 1tI C ULT URE _

p.

4' ·

R ooT,

In

<tlgt-br:l ;tnd <tTlthn:etick

See

ALCEB RA .

p. 84 '

(tu

Ciod

AR IT HMF TICK,

p.

4'0.

ROPE,

hl..mp. h;ur 6 c (pu o out ioto a thick yArn, and

then feverill

n

I" ~SO+

r' ,s y,Hn

:will<d togt'therby means

of a v.·he.:1. ,,,,1h(''1 mOlde

Vt!fy

fmall, it is called

¡

corJ,

;¡ n~.

when

very IhlCk,

~

coable

ROP E V..

\ RN.

ilmongfdllors.

is theyarn of anyropeuntv.·i:1.

ed,

but

cnnhllMdy OlaJe up of jlJnki. ílS ufe is tOm¡ke

¡¡n!lel.

mals

¿'c,

ROSA, in

110I,t", .

a p'cnus of lhe icorandria polygami;¡

rhf"

The p.e!

d~

;'In:

ove;

du:

cd lix has fi \'e

t!dhy

fer.ments ;

:\nd ,he:

rce,ls

.¡re numerou:;. rough.

and

¡nfen,co iota {he

interior fi dt· of the cahx . T here ¡¡ re 14 fp("c,es, 11\-e of

thcl11 n:ni" 1

~

01 llrll ai n,

d=.

!he

egldnteriJ,

or fw.:et briar;

Ihe

fp; nofiOinu . or burnet role!; Ihe

arv~

nlis, or \, hite·

n'H\'t'red

du!!s.r('(e;

the

\'IlIof.\.

or

apple. rJ(e ;

anJ Ihe

caniml

J

or red

now~red

dogs -rOrl', or hip tree.

ROS.\·