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ROS:\CEOUS,

amons bot:\nifi!',

:111

:-Pl'db'ion

Ai\'cn

lo

[uch

flOw'crs

as

:ue

C'HllrufcJ o,. ft'n:r.11 p. IO\ls or le;¡vt's.

difro(.:d in a

(01

t

of clrculJr

Íor:ll,

J¡I~~

thoCe cf lhe

f U(;:,

R OS-\RY,

~mong

the

Rom:l.r

:-c:\thol:cs. Ser

CHAI",. ET.

ROSC:O:l I~ION,,,

eountyof' l r,(tod, bonodcd by L etri :u

00 lh(' nonh . anJ

G

ll\V;~y

011

tI!\.

IOUlh.

ROSE, io

~o,any.

See

RC' ~ A .

R 0 5t· NOD I.[ ,

an

aneienl

}·.ngl;fll

gola-coin,

fidl nrutk

in

Ihc 'reigu of Ed''!''ard

JlI.

It

\VdS

fonn( rly

currenl

ilt

65

R

d. 3nd íCl

call~d

b:cau f..:

n

d.nl

~eu

·.\'Ilh a rof\!.

ROS~l t\ RI

US, in botan)'. a ricnlls of lhe diAndria mn–

nor.ynia el.l(s .

1'hc

COf:>lIJ

j(;

l:n..:C]u

ti,

,1Od lhe upper

lip

of

it

is

fplit

iota two

fqrnena;

t he

tilamcnu

are

lonJ~1

croekeo, and Gmplt'. T h..:re is

bUI

une [Fecies,

vir..

Ihe

offi":loalis.

él

n:ui \,t!of Srain.

Rofennry

IS

a very \'AluÓlbJe

ccph ...

lic, and is good

in

al! diforcl<:rs of {be nerres. and in hyHcl"ic ano hypochon·

d riac direares. l t is gooJ in pall,es, .popl<xl<s, ep,lep·

tieso and ,·ertiti0cs.

R O SI ENNE.

a

town or S.01ogitia, in Pul. nd : E. long.

23° 30', N. lat.

55° 50'.

R OS IN . Seo R ESlN .

R OSS, a eount y of Seod and, boltnd. d by Sutl>erland on

t he nonh,

by

the G ermoln fea a.oel the Murray fr ith 00

lhe e;¡:1l: aod fOllth , and

by

In verntf~· (hire

and the weUern

ocean on the rC'uth and

wtCl.

R os , il .llfo a

mark~t. town,

fituated on the rive r

' Vye,

. elf'\'f'n miles Cou th of

Herelotd,

R OSS E , a port· town of ltelJOd, twemy.two miles wefl of

K

ior.le

.

R OS.SOL/S,

' OS . DEW,

an agreeable rpirituo". liquor,

compofed ofburot brandy,

rug.lr,

cinllamon,

and mllk·wa·

ter; and romctimes perfur.'Icd with

d

hule mtJP.<:

jt

is

fo

e. lled, as beiog

al

firfl prepdred

It

holly of the JUlce

01'

the

pla m ros. foli5, or

drorc:ra~

S 'e D IlOSEK A

R OSTOCK , . n imperial clly ,.f Lo"'« S.,xon.y. fatuaten

on abayof theBal tielea: E . long tl ° ' q',and . Iat,

54° 20'.

ROST OF , or R OSTOVA, .he copital of. territory of the

Carne name, in R uffi .J: E Ion. 40°, and N. lal. 57°

'lO'.

ROSTRA, in an,iquity, • part of the Rom.", f.rum,

whereln

orati~ns,

pleadings,

funeral

hd.rangues,

rbc.

were d(;livere:d.

R OSTR UM , lirerally deootes the b..

k

or bill of • bird ;

and he nce

it

has

1J~c:n

ligurativeJ)'

apph~d

lO the beak, or

heod of. (hip.

R OSYCR UCl ANS, R OSlCRU CIAN S. or

brOlh.·r¡ 01 ,h,

rofi

"'"ji ,

a name a{i'umed by a retl or cabal

01'

hermeti·

cal philolophers, who appcuecl, or iU

le"n

were lidl Ca·

kco notice uf, in Gam;¡ny,

in the beginomg of lht XVlth

century . Thc:y preft'ndcd

lO

be ma!tels of all

f~ienl.:es ,

and 10 ha\'e

m:\ny

imponant

recre.ts

, PdniculoHly lhdt of

Ihe philurophers f1 one.

Their rociety i. frc'luendy dcnoted by theaborevialur..

F.R·e.

ROT,

a dife3fe ¡ncident lO fhcep, arifing from wet fl!':tfons,

f\nd too OlojCl paHure.

It

is a

\'ery

han! thinn

tU

pr cn. Ol

the. rot, if

¡he

yCilr

prove v.:ry wet ,

d pc..clillly

in

l-01a,

anri j olne.

SAIt·rnarfh~s,

And I.mds wherC! broolO gro\Vs,

are lhe beO places of prt fcrvation for lhem. Shccp :\re

fell1H::timc5 alJ

cle~red

uf lhe rOl, w}- en nOl

too

fu gone

V OL.

Ul N0 92.

,\oid,

it,

only byrclnoving Ihc:n ioto broom

~I.!!d't. S-=:J:-'~'r

gr aC$,

Ol~nald,

padl2y, and ;.hylTIe, ale; ..

1(0

g('od (ur

lile

rrl'v~ntion

of

iL

ROTA, lhe n3me of <ln ecc1cfiani::d

tourt

:U

Rome,

('{"H·

p~I~c1

of

t

"1('1

v

o::

prcLltcs, whcl cc,f

(1\1'!

mu!i be

~

(j1!r;¡pn.

ano\hcr a FrencllOl.m, ;\nd

IW(,

$pa,.i3Ids; lh:: (, I:".'r

Cli:h't

are h alians.

t hr~e

of whom muft be Romans , ;1nrl lh ' ".

ther (¡vea Uolognc:rc, a Farar;¡n,

do

l\ld.tncfe, a

V\.'nl~

tI.tn,

ami a

TUrCim.

Thisis on'! of themorl aucufl

tr;bl)~:lisinR ('Imc~

wh;ch

takes cogniz.,nce of all

(UlIS 10 Ihe

tl..'rntury of

I

lit!

cJUl1

d "

by 1ppc.d

j

élS

d.\(u

or aH maltcrs b-:nclit:¡Ary and patri.

memlitl .

ROT ATlON , in geolllltry. :\ tcrrn chjdiy arplit.:J 10 Ihe

circunlvolution of

any fUI

fncc

round .1fixcd and immov..:.

at: le line, which is crdled lhe

axi~

o:

ilS rot;uion: and

by

fuch rotations it is, that folios are concciveu 10 be gene–

ralt!d

ROTH F.R.~M,.

rnarket·townofyorkOtire,

35

miles foutn·

wcl1

·,f

Y

nrk.

ROTHSAY. a p" li.menl.town of Scod and, in the ifle of

Hmc:

\V

long. S(\ . and N. la.t. 5So 50' .

ROTON DO. or

R O'ru NDO,

in

ardlltt!éture,

an appclbaion

givcn tO any hUlldlng thí!.t is fOllnd bOlh withio and with–

out fide, wÍlerher

It

be

a

church,

a

(alon, or

Ihe

)¡ke.

T he OloH celebrated rOlondo of lhe an..iems, is (he pan·

theon al Rfllne.

ROTTENNESS. See PU TRE ...CTl ON.

ROTl'E RDAM, • city of the provinre of

HolI.nd

, fa tua·

leJ on lhe

north

bank of lhe

!vracft",

thlrl Ymile.s

fotllh

of

Amllerd.m, antÍ th"'teen miles routh·eafl of th< H ague:

E .

long.

4°20',

andN. lat .

p O.

ROTU L A, in aoatomy. See AN ATOM V,

p. 18, .

RO r UNDUS, in anatomy, a n. me given

10

revcral muf·

cles, otherwire called teres .

ROUEN, a eity of Franee, and eapilal of Norm,ndy, fa·

tuated on the north fiJe of (he Scyne, lixt y.five miles

nOllh of París, ftnd forty-nve miles fOUlh-CÓlfl of Hn're

de G raee and the Britirh ehannel :

E.

loog.

,o

6', N.

lal.

>\ 9° 30'.

R OV IGO, the capital of the Polefao de ROI'igo, in l taly,

rubjetl tOVeniee :

E.

long. t

2° 2,',

N. lat

45° 6'.

R OUN D . Hou'E, a kind of priron. for the nlghtly "'atch

111

L ondon to feeure dirorderly perfons, till th, y eao

be

c.uricd before

a

magiflrate .

R O V ND - HOV SE,

in

~

nl:p.

theuppermoO room,

or cabbin,

orl

,he (tern

of

a

01ip where lhe mítf1er I¡cs.

ROU N DEL:'\Y,

í\

klnd of aDcil!nl poem thes tcrmed, ac–

cording to Men;lce, from lIS form,

bcc;mf~

ir turns back

í!.gain

to

dle lirH verfe, and th1ls goes

round .

This poem

i~

liule

kn(1wn among us, but is very cOOlmon

amor ~

l,he

Frl'nch, \Vho c;¡ 1I

it

rondeau

lt

conr.lts

commonly

of

thirtC'cn

vc,:rfes

eieht

whcreof are

in

one r!.ime,

ónJ fi\'c

in another.

It

is di vnh.d iOlo cuuplt ts, al the cnc1 uf

l1.e

fcco:'1d ar.d third whe:-cof the bcginOlng of the rounJddy

is rep(':ued, and lhat

ir

puilible in an t!quivoc.d or p,u·

fa nA fcore

ROUSI LLON. f.rmerlya provinee of SI"io, nol<' united

ro France, is toundcd

by

L~ nguedoc

on {he nonh, by

d~.:!

J\Icditcrram an Cea on the eAU,

by

Catalohia on lhe IOUlh ,

;¡nd

by thf

Pyrenl!an mountarns on lhe wdl, bemg a.lJuut

fif,y·f¡,·c

",,!es

leng, . nd

thirty.fa

" broad .

7

A

t

ROU T E ,