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- fhining than the former; 3) Spin-coal,more 
black and fhining:; 4) Stone coal, much like 
Casmel.coal,. Thele ftratahavebetween each of 
* them abat, orbed, ol’a peculiar fort of matter, 
‚about the thicknefs ofacrown piece. Below. 
thefe are diverfe metalline ftrata; as a black 
'fubitance, ealledthe Dirn-rowbed; agrey iron 
ore, called the Dun-rotw iron-flone; a bluifh 
bed, called Mhite-row; a blackifh iron-ore, 
called MWhithe-row grains, or iron-flone; a 
grey iron. ore, called Mid-row grains; & 
black foffil fabftance, called the Gublin- bat; 
a black iron ore, called Gkblin-iron flone; & 
dark grey iron-ore, called Rubble-iron fione; 
and laftly the Tuble-bat. 5) A coarfe fort of 
coal, called Foot-coal; a black brittle bat; 
6) The Heathen-coal; 7) A fubftance like 
coarfe coal, though called a bed, becaufe 
it does not burn well; and 8) Bench-coal, 
Coc! ffh. Gadus carbonarius. 
Cos! jox. Le renard charbonnier. 
Cost. Tunica; Nembrana. 
Coa:. Tiüe hair ofa horfe. 
Cost of mail. Sertularia loriculata. 
Coated. Tunicatus. 
Cobalt. Cobaltum. 
Cobbs. The testicles. 
Cobs.: Sea-gulis. 
Coh coals. Large pit.coals. 
Cobbles. a) The pebbles; b) Round coals. 
Cobble colter. The turkey. 
Co5bo. Tlie miller’s thumb. 
Cobler. The name of a bird. Hughes. 
Cob nut. Corylus sativa, frulturotundo maxima. 
Cob fwan. The leading fwan. 
Cobweb. Araneum, Tela aranea. 
Cobweb. Muscicapa grisola. 
Cohweb. Conus araneosus. 
Cobrwch aloe. Aloe arachnoidea. 
Pin - headed Cohweb - mı:fhrooms. The yourg 
feedlings of the Juncus bufonivs: fo calied 
by Petiver. (Gazophyl. Tab.51, Fig 7.) 
Cohwebbrd. Araclinoideus. 
Cocco. .(s. v. Arum.) 
Cocco-plumb. Chrysobalanus. Brown. 
Cochineal fig. Cactus cochinillifer. 
Cochinzal infeft. Coccus catti. 
Cock. Gallus gallinaceus. 
Cock of the wood.‘ Tetrao urogallus. BL 
Corkatoo. (s.v. Psittdeus.) 
Cockatrice. Basiliscus. 
Cock chafer. The tree.chafer. 
Cock.chafer. Helix scarabaeus. . % 
Cockerel. A young cock bred for fighting. 3 
Cock’s comb. Mytilus crista galli. we 
Cock’s comb a) Rhinanthus crista galli; b) Pedi 
cularis; c) Celosia. RN. 
Cork’s-comb coral-tree. Erythrina crista galli. 
Cock’s comb daily. A variety of the garden daily, 
Cock’s-comb grafs. Cynosurus. "ok 
Cock’s.comb mufcle. Mytilus erista galli. 
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Coch’s-comb miyrtle. The. criftated myrtle; 
variety of the common myrtle. ” 
Cock’s foot. Paricum crus galli. 
Cock’s foot grafs. Dattylis. 
Cock’s head. a) Hedysarum onobrychis; b) 
rib wort; c) The black centory. 
Cock’s tail. a)Holcus mollis; b)Stipapennata. 
Cockle. Scorlus; Schörl. 
Cockle. The bafaltes. 
Cockle.; Cardium edüle &e., ar 
Cockle; Cockle-weed. ‘ Agrostemma githago. Jh 
Cock!es. Menispermum cocculus. # 
Cockpaddie. The lump fh. 
Cork gigeon. The_dover. 
Cockroaches. a) The woodloufe; b) Blatta am 
ricana, 
Cockroach tree. Melastoma subarborescens. _ 
Cock [hoveler. Anas clangula. 
Cock-/purs. Ple&tronites; The teeth of an 
known filh. 
Cock-/prr pepper. Capsicum annuum. 
Cock’s pur. Pisonia aculeata. # 
Cock’s.fpour hawthorn. Crataegus crus galli, 
Cock flone. The kidney-bean Brown. 
Cock-throppled. Deer neck. 
Cocoa mut. Cocos nucilera, 
Co:0a plum. Chrysobalanus. 
Cocos walk. Corvus jamaicensis. 
Black Cocoes. Arum sagittaefolium, 
White Cocoes. Arum colocasia, 
Parifitical Cocoes. Arum divaricatum, 
Cocoon. Mimosa scandens. 
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