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† ˈsolary, a. Obs.
[ad. L. sōlāri-s: see -ary2 and cf. solar a.
The various senses of the n. solary given by Blount Glossogr. (1656) are merely copied from Cooper's Thesaurus s.v. Solarium (two entries). In the second ed. of Sir T. Browne's Pseud. Ep. vi. xii. solary is a misprint for salary.]
1. Of or belonging to, pertaining to, connected with, the sun.
1588J. Harvey Disc. Probl. 117 The euent of the said Solarie defect shal be but according to the quantity of the Eclipse it self. 1602Dolman La Primaud. Fr. Acad. (1618) iii. 721 So likewise doth the shadow of the earth hinder the moone of the solary illumination. 1646Sir T. Browne Pseud. Ep. 345 Beside the solary Iris which God shewed unto Noah, there is another Lunary. 1664Power Exp. Phil. Pref. 16 The Solary Atoms of light. 1716M. Davies Athen. Brit. III. Diss. Physic 29 Their Statues were..adorn'd with Solary Rays, and crown'd at last with Celestial Beams.
b. Of time: = solar a. 1 b.
1614Raleigh Hist. World ii. iii. §6. 255 Ve Adar was an intercalarie Moneth, added..to make the Solarie and Lunarie yeare agree. 1615H. Crooke Body of Man 336 That is called a Solarie moneth wherein the Sunne runneth through thirty degrees of the Zodiacke. 1697Prideaux Life Mahomet (1716) 73 The Mahometan Year falling eleven Days short of the Solary.
c. (See quot.)
1651French Distill. vi. 189 There is found a certaine stone in Bononia, which some call a golden Marcasite, some a Solarie Magnes, that receives light from the sun in the day time, and gives it forth in the dark.
2. Alch. and Astrol. Of the nature of the sun; subject to the influence of the sun.
1605Timme Quersit. i. xi. 47 There are starres which haue their most colde and moyst spirites;..others, most hote and drie, as the Solarie, and Martialls. 1643Sir T. Browne Relig. Med. i. 114 That mysticall mettle of gold, whose solary and celestiall nature I admire. 1651French Distill. vi. 189 Crude gold..is by them not only called Solary but Sol..it selfe. 1671Blagrave Astrol. Pract. Phys. 156, I do usually cause the patients to wear a select number of solary herbs gathered at the hour of the Sun.
3. Pre-eminent like the sun.
1651French Distill. Ded. A iij b, This Art of Alchymie is that Solary art, which is more noble then all the other six arts, and sciences. |