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T H R

THORNRACK. in

ich.hyolo~y.

gee RAlA.

THORNllUIt

Y.

a "..rkcl. lOwn ofCloedlcrfhire. fi,ualed

twcm)' miles (outh ·wcH o( Glocelh:r.

THORNE Y. ISLAND ••n ill:rod m.d. by lhe b..neh..

of .he Thames formerly. whcre Wellminner.abbey now

lIands .

T HORNEY oI SL .-\ND

is airo

30

iOand Gtuatedinabayor the

E .il rhannd. be.wcen Chichener and POrlfmoulh.

THOUGHT. a

~ene,,1

oame for al l ,he ideas eunlequent

00

the operaticns of

lhe

mind; and

even for

the

opera–

liaos thCl1'tfeJvcs.

THOULON,

or

TOUL ON ,

a pOrt_tou'o

óf

~rovence,

in

France,

{ill1at(d 00

a bay of the r..1cditcrraDcao tea: E .

E.

long.

6°.

aod N. 1...

¡;o

{.

THOU LOSE. or TOULOS •• a eity ofFranc<. eapitalof

the ci ty of Langucdoc.

úluatcd 00

the river GJ.ronne :

E .

lon~.

lO S',

and N lal.

43° 40"

THRACE, a proyinee of Europ<aD Turky. filualed 00 lhe

norrh (ide nf the Propomi! ,

THRASHING. or THO ESHINC. in agrieullure. the art

o( beating ,he ct)ro out of the ears .

There are

t \VO

way' of reparating córn from the

eH ;

Ihe firn by beaing il Wilh •

O,iI,

whieh is properly wh..

is ealled lhralbing. T he o.her melhod, nill prad ired .n

{evt'ral countries, is to makc mules, or hocfc:s, trample

OD

¡r, b:lckwards

and forwards

j

this is properly

wh,!t

the

ancicnts called tritu ra and trituratio,

The

Hebrews ufed

oxen therei n, and fometimrs yoked four togedler for this

purpofC'.

Another

way

among

,he

ancienn

W1.S

wilh

a

kínd of

nc:dge, mlde of

boards

joined logelher, and

loaden with llones or iron. upon which

a

mao was mouo'–

.d,

and Ihe whole

ora~'o

over Ihe COlO by horres : 'lhis

innrument was

c:.tlleu

traha, or tríbula,

TI-IR AVE

of

torn.

l\'Ient y~ four

fl-¡c:aves, or four fllocks

of fix

fheav es to

,he

fhock: though, in f"me countfles,

they only reckon tWt'h'e fhocks

10

¡he

lhr.ne.

THRICHECHUS. in zoology. 'a genus of quadrureds be·

Jonging to the (¡lCicr of bruta. Theee "re no fore·teelh

in either

jaw ;

the dog- teeth in the upper Jaw are

folita~

ry; the IJps :tre

do~,bJed

:

and

in

pb:¡ce of the twOhind

l,·~t,

thr-y

ha.ve

a broa.,!

O!fhy

tail

or

fin.

There are two

fpt-Cies,

voz .

) ,

¡ 'he ro(ñldnnus, nlorfe, ft;¡.horfc:. or

". , 1I.rore, ha, lhe dog-tee.h of the opper.j. 1V prolruded

OJt of the lT:oulh .

This

animal

is

rOllnd

in

the ocean ,

witbin the

¡¡{JIu

circle.

lt

grunts like

¡¡

hog, ólnd

IS

¡¡.

houe the Ctze of a

bull.

2 .

l 'he nJonates, or fea.cow,

hzs lhe

"06

te(th not prOlruded.

lt

is found

in

lhe

Americ ..

n

~nd

Indian oeean, princip;: dly

al

lhe moutbs of

rlvers .

le

retds upon re3:-WCed9, and

i,

about twelve feel

Jon2' The remalcs have, between the pedoral fins, two

h,rg(, round, aod fair brcOs; and both ftxes have the

pa", of genera,ion, . nd Ihe' navel, perfeélly rerembling

Ihore of <I.e hurnan fpeeies: lhere is no doubl bUI all

the (ables concerning mernlaids, mermen, and fyrens,

took thei r rife from

fin

imperfetl view of this animal.

THRI PS. a

~<nu.

of inftéls belonging to the order of he·

míptera. T he beak is obfcure; the feelers are of an e–

qual length with lhe breal!; the body is linear; and il

.... four flrait wings Iying eror,.ways UpOD lhe baek.

There

ore

fi ye fpeeics, diftinguilbed by their eolour.

THHOAT, the anlerior P'r! of an animal, bellVeen lhe

h<ad and lhe Iboulde". \Vhereio is Ihe gullet.

THRO~E,

a royal feat , or chair or nate, enrichcd wi,h

T

E

ornamenu of architcélure and Ccul pture:. raifed on one or

more Cleps, and covcrcd wilh a kind

oC

canopy. Such

are the thrones in· the

rooms

of :ludienee of

klDgS

and

orher ro\/ert=igns.

THROWSTER. one who prepares ra\tl filk for lbe weaver.

by cJcanfing and [witlcng it.

THRUSH .•n oroi,hology . Se< TUODU' .

TH UL E, o/ lhe aoeiem5, fuppored

10

b. lhe illands of

Orcades,

THUMB,

in anatomy, one of the parts or extremlties of

the

hand.

Set

AN ATOMY,

p.

lS ..

THUMM t M. Seo U O' M.

THUNDEIt, a Doire in ,he regions of lhe air, exeit<d by

foddeo flalbes of lighloing.

Se<

E~'CTO ' C 1T Y,

p.

480. 484.

THURI, G IA LAND CRAV 'ATE. one oflhe divifions oflhe

cireJe

oC

Upper Saxony, in Gcrmany, havíng the f.tuchy

of Magdeburg on

the

noJth, and Franconia,on Ihe Cuuth.

THURSDA.Y, .he firtb day of lhe ChriHi.D week. bU' lho

(i".h day of .hal of .be jews.

T HURSO. a POil-lolVn of Cailhners. in Seolland, filuared

on Ihe

C~ledoni"n

ocean, lifteen miles louth-well of

DlIng!by. he.d.

THUYA. iD bOlaoy. a genus .of lhe moneeei. moa.dclphi.

eLlfs.

The caltx of

lhe

maje

is

an amtlHUm,

th:a 01

lhe

female

a

ltrobilus ; neither

o(

them

have

any corolla

j

Ihere is one piUillum, and one nut lurrounded with an

emarginatc:d wlOg.

The

fpec,es

are three,

all nat¡ves

of

warm countries,

THYMUS, in bot>ny, a genus of the didynanti. gymno–

(permia clars. The calix

IS

bilahiated. and . he fa ux i.

lhut up with hairs, Therll! are elght

fp~cies.

tWI,) o( them

natives

oC

Britaín,

viz,

lhe ft=rpillum, or eommon thyme;

a.nd

the acinos,

or

wlld

baGI.

T HYMUS.

in anatOmy. Se!!

ANA T OM Y,

p.

278 ,

TH

Y

RO ..

\R

YT.lENOIDES. in aoa.omy.

Se.

ANATO–

MY.

p. ;O I .

"TtlYRO lDE CAR T 'LACE. S.e ANATC\MY, p.

300.

TH~RSUS.

in antiqui,y, .he lecplre whieh lhe poelS put

iOto the

h:ilnd

of Bacchus.

}\ad

wherewith thty fur–

n;Olc!d rhe mc:nades in ,heie baccllfHlaliit ,

TI.~RA,

aD orn<tment or habi t wht!n:wlth the

~ ncient

Pcr–

fidns

covaed

their head;

and which

the Armeni"ns,

"nd

k.ogs of POOlUS .

11.11

we.. on medals; .hefe I.n, be..u'c

dd..:endcd

from

Ihe

Per(;.lns .

T, ARA

is

alf,.,

Ihe name of the pope's {ripIe

crown.

Tli3ER,

a

grcal flver of Jtaly, whieh rur.s

tilrough

the

pope's tcrrilOries,

pafling

by 1'crugia and Orvitlto ;

aDd

h3\·iog Vlfited R ome, f.lls iOlO lhe Turean fea

a l

OH.a,

fiftetn

mdes belo\V (hat CilY.

TlHl. ... in an'lomy. See AN ATOMY.

~.

183.

TIAIALIS•.in analomy. See ANATOMY. p.

209.

TIDES. Se. ASTOONOMY. p.

473.

TIOI -WAITiRS,

or

TID I SMEN,

are inferior officers be-

10Dg.og

tO lhe eu(\om·hour•• whofe employmenl il is

10

watch or atteod upon Olips, untiJ the culloms be paid :

they gel lhis name from their going (jn board f'hips , on

thclr arrival in the. mouth of the T hames or othtr port•

ano ro eonl/' up \Vilh lhe lide.

TI END. io Seo.. law. Se< LAW. T il. xvii .

1,

Óc.

TI ERCE. or TE'OCE, • m"lure ofliq"iu 'hings. as wioe,

oil,

Óc.

eonlainiog the lhird pan of a pipe, or rony_lwo

gallo", .

TIERCED