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144 THE LEXICIDION.
Sinocosinall, is said of the concordances of those moods which agree in this, that their
analogies run upon sines and sine-complements.
Sinocotangentall, is said of those moods which agree in that the termes of their ana-
logie run upon sines and tangent-complements.
Sines, is so called, I believe, because it is alwayes in the very bosom of a circle.
Sinused, is said of termes endowed or invested with sines.
Specialized, contracted to more particidar termes. Vide Individuated.
Specifying, determinating, particularising.
Specification, a making more especiall, by contracting the generality of a thing. Vide
Specialized.
Sphericodisergeticks, are the sphericall triangles of two operations.
Structure of an operation, is the whole frame thereof; from struo, structum.
Subdatoqucere, is a particular datoquaere, and is applied to the problems of the cases
of every sphericodisergetick mood. Vide Subproblems.
Subjacent, is the substerned side or the base ; of sub and jaceo, vide Sustentative, Sus-
taining side and Substerned.
Subordinate problems, is the same with subdatoquasre.
Subproblems, is the same with subordinate problems, or problemets.
Subservient, is said of moods which serve in the operation of other moods.
Substerned, is the subjacent side or base, or, more generally, any side opposite to an
angle ; of sub and sterno, sternere, vide Subjacent.
Subtendent, is the side opposite to the right angle ; of sub and tendo, as if you would
say, Under-stretched.
Subtendentine, is the subtendent of a little rectangled triangle, comprehended within
the area of a great one, and is sometimes called the little subtendent, and reere sub-
tendent.
Subtendentall, is the subtendent of a great rectangled triangle, within whose capacity
is included a little one ; it is likewise called the great subtendent, and maine sub-
tendent.
Supernumerary, is said of the digit, by the which the proposed number exceeds in
places the number of the places of the radius.
Supplements, are the oblongs made of the segments of the root of a square ; and so
called, because they supply all that the diagonals or squares of the segments, joyned
together, want of the whole lines square.
Suppone severally, is to signifie severall things.
Sustaining side, is the substerned or subjacent side.
Sustentative, is the same with sustaining, substerned, subjacent, and base.
Sympathie of angles, is a similitude in their affection ; of avv and iraQo*, passio, vide
Homogeneall.