S T Y
STRUM,'E, Ccrophalous ,umour, arifiDg on lhe ncck and
throat , conHitut,ng what is
conlmunly
caBed tbc kiog's
cvil.
S~e MEDl cIN2,
p 137 , 6"
STRUTHIO, Ine OS 'rR,CH 'a o.m,hology, a genus be–
longin&
tu
Ihe orúc[
01
&..
11",. The bdl is fomewl.. , co–
nical.
Ihe
ooltrils are
ov.tl;
lhe
wings
aLe {han,
and
Dot
fi,
for 6ying.; and [he flOl are of [he ruooiDg Ir.iod.
There are thrtt
tp~CltS.
Tbe camel\ls, or comman ofirich,
is a Dauve of Syri., Arabia, Lybi., aod Afriea. Thi.
is ,he Iarge!!
01
.11 b"d,; i, rUDS Cwir'er ,han any aoi–
mal; i, layo abou, 50 egg' in the Cand , a.d fiu upon
, hem ooly during the. oigh' , lhe be., of the fUD beiog
fufli eienr during the day,
STRYCHNOS, in botaoy, a genu. of 'he. penta.dria mo·
nogyoia ciar. . The
eoroll~
eODfills of five fegmeo.. ; .nd
, he berry bas
bo,
one eell. There
a.retWO lpeeie., bOlb
natives
Qr
Brilatn.
STUCCO,
10
building, • eomporitioo of whi,e marble,
polTerized and mixed witb phller of lime ; aod the whole
being {ifted and wrought up wi,h wa.ter, is 'o be ufed l,ke
eommoo pla!!er: ,hi. is wha, Plioy meao' by marmora–
tum opu" and albarium opus.
STU FF, in eommeree, a geoeral Dame for all kinds of fa_
bricks of gold, fil'ler, filk, wool,
h~ir,
colton , or thread,..
manufaétured on the 100m ; of whicb
nUDlb~r
are Yelvets,
brocades, mohairs,
faHms,
taffeties, datla, Ctrgts,
6c.
STUM,
in (he VJlOe-trade, denotes the unferme.oted jUlce
of the grape" afur
it
has becn Ceveral times racked
off
and
Cep.ra,ed from ilS Cediment . The eaOes are, for this
purpoCe,
well
matched, or fum1gated with bnrnnone e–
very nme, ca
preveDt
the liquor from fermcDting, as it
w(~lld
o\herwife
read'uy do,
and
bccome
wine.
STUl'OR, a nOAlboeC, in any pan of ,he body, wherher
oceafiooed by I'g .' ures
obnru~iog
tbe blood', motioo, by
,he palCy, or the
I.ke.
STUPHA. or
STU P E~
10
medicine, is
a
piece
of c10th
dippcd m'fome proper liquor, aod applied 'o an affeéted
pa.n,
by Nay of
foment~tton
or
epltht:rn.
STURGEON. See ACCIPENSER.
STURMINST E R , a markel town, eigb'e<o mil...
lIar,h
of
D orchdler.
STURNUS, the 'STARL'NG, ID orni'hology, a geou. be–
longing
,,¡
,he order of p.lferes. The beak is [ub.lated,
deprelT'ed, and romewh,6( blUDt; the fuperlor mandlble is
entire, aod fomewhat opeo at ,he edges; the ,Ilorlnls are
martlnú(;d above; and
the
tongue
IS
tbarp
and em1rgi–
naled. There are five fpecies, dírlio&udhed by thelr co
lour.
STYLE, • ",ord of various fig ni6eitions . orig'oolly dedo–
ced
from
STYLOS,
a kiad of bodkin, wherewith
Ih,: ao
cients wrote
0 0
pi
ates
aflead, or
0 0
wax,
be.
dlld ....
hu;h
IS
nlll
~fed
to write
00
ivory-Ieaves, aod
pitper
prepared
ror ,ha,
p~rpofe,
&c.
STYI.. E,
in dialJiog. denotes the gnomon or cock uf a dial,
,,¡red 00 ,he
pl.oe,hereor, lO projeél: a (hadó", . See
DIALI..ING .
STYL E, in botany. Se< BOTASY. p 637.
STYL~,
in matters of
langu:\ge.
a
particul.lrIrjanner
of
ex–
preffing
one'~
thoughts
agrce~bl)·
to the ruléS
Ilt
ryntax
j
or, as F.
Buffi~r
mare
accuratery
defines
it, the
n.ann~r
wherelO
tbc::
words,
cooClrutqt'o
~ccorfiing
co the
law~
)f
fyntax,
are arranged
amo.lgtht.lilll..!\'CS,
íJllOiJly tO the
¡ellius ofthe laoguage. See COMPOSIT JON .
s
U B
STYLE,
in juriCprudence, the
part¡cuJ~r
form or maoner
of
proeeed,o~
io eaeh ,0Ur! of
jurirdi~ioo,
:rgree;¡ble tO
, he rules and orders ell.blifh,d thereio: thu, we fay
,h~
lIyle of ,he eoun of Rome, of Chanoery, 01 Parliameo"
of the P rivy eouneil,
&c.
O/¡f.STYL¡, ,he Julian maoner of computiftg time, as ,he
N'W,STYL E is the Gregorlan. mothod of eomputation.
Seo
ASTRO'OMY, p. 490.
STYLET, a fmall dangero". kind of poinard, whieh may
be cODcealed in
~the
hand, chiefly ufed io treacherous
af ...
f,flioations. The blade is u¡.,lIy triangular, and fo lIen–
_ der ,hat the wound it m.kes i. almorl imperceptible.
STYLITES; an appelJatioo given 'o a kind of Coli 'ari",
who Cpend ,heir ltve. feared on ,be ,ops of eolumns, 'o
be, as they imagine, the
betler d!fpo(ed
ror
meditatlOD,
&c.
Of
th~fe
we
fiad
Cever.¡J
mentioned
in andent
wri –
ter s, and eTeo as low as the elevccth century
The
founder 01' the order w'" S .. Sin¡on Styli'es, a famous
anchor.. io. the. fif,h een,u,y, who ,ook up his .bode 011·
a columo lix cubits hlgh
j
thco
on a
fecond,
of twelTe
cuba,;
a
third,
of
twent1-two; and, at
lall,
00
apother–
of Ibiny-fix. The extremity of thefe eolumns were
011-
Iy three foe, in di. meter, with .'kind o[ rail or ledge a–
bout
ir
that reached
alman
tO
the
girdJe, fomewhat re ..
Cembling.a.pulpil. There was DO Iying down in
1..
The
fáqulrl, or devout people
of
the
eaU~
imiute
this extra ..
ordiDOiry kind
of
tife cven tO lhis day.
STYLOGLOSSUS, inanatomy. · SeeA. "ToMY, p. 304'
STYLOHYOIOJEUS, inaoatomy. Se< AN AT OMY , p_
_3°4'
STYLO!OES, in aoa,omy. S.. ANATOMY, P
155.
STYLOPHARYNGJEUS,
in
anatomy. Soe .ANATOMY,
p.
3°4
STYP
n c,
iD pbarmaey, medieines which by ,heir allrin–
gent qllali1ies {lop hzmorrhages.
S1 YRAX. in botaoy, a geou. of the dodetandria mono–
gyni ... clars. Tlle
C;'¡\IX
confills of fi ve teecb, and the ca·
rol\a of one funoel-fhaped petal ; and ¡he drtlp. has one
cell, COIlU.iDiDg twO
(eees. There
1$ bllt one
fpec,es,
a.
QuiTe
QJ
Syria. See
STORA~ .
SUBALTERN. a rubordlDate o[li cer, or ooe who diCehar–
ges his pon un¡ler
th~
eOI)1mand, and
fuhj<~
'o ¡he direc–
tioo of another : fuch
are li(utenlnts, fub lieuteoants,
coronets
and
eoligns, who
fene
under the captain.
S UBBUTEO, in ornithology. See FAL co .
SUBCLAVIAN, in aoatomy. i. applied 'o any ' hing un–
dcr ¡he arm·pit or (houlder, whc1hcr artery,
nene, veio,
0 1
mllrcl~
SUBCOSTAL MU'CLES . Se< ANATOMY,
p.215.
SUBE R , in
bot.ny. See Qt!ERCUS_.
SUBJECT, • perCon under ,he rule aod dominioo of.
Co–
VC"
ctgn pnnce or {late.
SU8JECT ,
is
:;alto
ufed for the
matler
of
ln
art or fcience,
o. chat
which
ir confiders,
or
whc.-reoD ir
is
employed :
,hu. ¡he hum., body ís the
fubje~
of medicine.
SUHJU C rlVE, iD grammar. S" G ....
"u • .
SUBLIMI\TE, a ehemieal prepara,ion, the bafis whoreor
i!'
mercury
or
qUlck-filver .
Sec
CUEMISTRY,
p. 138 .
SUBLlMATION, ,he eondcnfing .nd
eolle~:ng
in a ColiJ
form
J
by
means
of
vdl"els aptly cO:1fi-rufled, 1he (umes of
bod.., r.iCed from them by the .pplicatioo of . propcr
he..r.
See
CHEMISTRY ,
p.
J38.
SUBLINGUAL GLOSOS. See A .aTOMY, p. 'lO¡.
Sl'B~!IS.