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E wiretur Celſuudo Tua(ſereniſſime Princeps)ſi in hoc 
Erymologiarum opere edendo , patrocin'um Tuum 
\ Implorare auſusfim : quum neque «lienum ficaranci 
Principis clementia div1 corelaris munus przſtare, nec 
indignum amplicudine,illud ſtudtum promovere,q 
TP mw, Deus optimus maximus invenit, & primus om» 
WITNIS nium 1ſticue. Nam , ut prima: repetens ab origine 
EZ SS 85 pergam , quum in principio hominem formaſlet, o« 4 
rubore NOMINAVIt,no"17-1LoTR7-MR omg mm 1x1 154 CUIN EX Adami colti mules 
re finxiſler, mx VOCETUT (1nquit Adam ) NOmMEen ECJus nx7-7np4 with 12. Nec vero 
Erymis ſvis illuſtravit ſolun;, quz 1impoſuir, Deus aliena: ſed etiam nominis 
ſui 7 prhappgrs Tud id 1rinporire.rationem dedir, illud a verbo mn hoc modo de. 
ducens; mms Tx max. Creatorem 1micatus ſuum, creatura prefeiſſima , ange- 
lus,nomen divini Numinis, generis humani Seryatoris, non fine Ecymi ratio- 
ne beatz Virgin annunciavit; Kanioſc To inoug dv? Inofv, Wowon + Naty dvF, 
ini $dng1912751, Dies me deficeret, f1 fingulas ſacrz paginz Etymolo. 
gias recenſere yellem : quum fingulz pene diftiones in facra lingua conten- 


re ( propria nomina non excipio, ) a primitiuis ſuis & — ſunt pauce | 


admodum, ducantoriginem, Vnde luculenter apparethanc Erymologicam 
diſciplinam omnium & eſſeantiquiſſimaty, utiliſſimam, digniſſimam,& prez c- 
teris evchendam! utpote quz Deum ipſum habueritautorem, & doforem; lin» 
guamq;ſantam, a quarcliquz, velut a fontefluxerunt, fidelem dominam & 
conſervatricem, Hane vero facroſanftam diſciplinamprimus ego noſtrorum ho. 
minum quod (ciam,uicunq; rudis & incultus,aliiſq; qui& arte & eloquiopoller, 
nullo modo conferendus, pro tenuitate mea percolui,&,poſt Iſidorum & Perot 
tum, E probatiſſimis autorum monumentis, veterum & recentiorum Criticorum 


{ ſcripris ſtudioſe perleis,hanc qualemcvnq opellam collegi, & in hanc DiQti= 


orarii formam,mulcis a me additis Erymologus, vel ſecus emendatis,digeſſi, De. 


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nique cotusin hoc fere fuiper hoc biennium proxime prztericum,uc opus hoc | 
a meolim in comune bonum(uti ſpero) inchoatum,fuammxque Tux Majeſta- 
:t conſecratum, auRius & limatius, & Tuo jam dignius patrocinio , in con- 
(petum hominum prodiret, pro virili meo, ſubcifivis horis elaboravi. Quod 
ei propoſiummcumnonſum adeo foe!ieiter aflequutus, ut Tua dignum leQi- 
one polliceri vel auſtm vel poſſim, & hi demuim conaus, mihi licer operofi, | 
non {1ntiHtud p >ndus apud literatos habicuri,uc inter minorum gentium ſcripta 
reponi debeant: dignecur ramen Excellentia Tuahanc mzam opellam bland 
favoris Tui aura afflre, & propter innatam illam hamanitatem,zqui bonique 
conſulere. Quam ego qua decer animi reverentia ac ſubmiſſione, Serenitati 
Tuzoffcro : & Te l1mul, quza ad cuendas artes natum video,ſuppliciter exo- 
ro, ut hujus ucilifſi.nm & digniſſimi ſtudij patrocinium ſuſcipias clementi(ſi- | 
| mum, & me ſimul ab corum fannis & ladibrijs, qui in hanc (ctentiam liberius | 

invchuncur , ſubalis & umbra clementiz Tug , vclutſub Ajacis clypeo, tueri 
digncris, Celebravitolim antiquiras Alexandros(uos,Czfares, Meczaates,& 
| Pcolomzos, & jam inde Alphonſos, Mediceos, qui bonas literas non eam ipfi 

colucrunt, ſed & coeleſti afflaru velur excitati, Muſas & Muſarum myſtas fo- | 
verunt, (alarijs duarunt, honoracunt , quorum inde nomina, gratitudinis erg6 
f plenis buccis decantata, totis etiam libris,ſtellis,& integris aſteri{mis inſculpta 
| ſunt, Pergat Tua Serenicas in promoyendis & ornandis ſtudijs ( quod jam 
ſtcenuefacir ) optimarum rerum: & expettet, nontam Britanniz Sur, ſed & 
cotius orbis Chriſtiani applauſum , quem jam haber, (cd zrernam & immorra- | 
+1 lem illam laudem omatum honorum, & gratitudinem cum in hac vita,cum in 
ccleſti Academia nunquam perituram. Quiam faxit Deus afſequaris, & 
quicquid interim yelis, ex animi voto fruaris : quod ego, & quod omnes me- 
cum boni, a Deo optimo maximo.deprecari nondeliſtent. | | 


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Benigns Lecori Salutem. 


V 1D imhac nova editione huins E tymologici Ditlionary 
a) preſtiturs fu (bemigne Leftor)quum tua ſcire interſit,pancts 
dtc certiore faciam: nam &' ipſa res exigits& quorunda ho- 
YT minum improbitas (qui, ut reliqua fere omniayſic & hoe 
«1k ftndiaſugillant) hoc a me quoda modo extorquerewactur. 
I Dabss ſperoventam: non ero multus, Et quide quodobtrec- 
S> "on; privs in medium profera, nonoccurrit optabilins argumens- 
tiuns,q44a ipſine rei dignitas,que non tamprofeſſorer ſed & cultores jiluſtres eos quet- 
dem, antiquos, & im omni humaniore literatura facile principes habwerit, quiad 
hoc fludium ornandum, promrvendum, nhil non fecerint, Divimus le Pl iro quanti 
in vocum originatione elaborarit, e Cratylo conycias, quantum Cryſippis,ex eo,quod 
undecim libros uno iorad Dioclens (cripſerit. Cuantur ab eAtheneo Demetri 
Ixionts libre 'irnatopuuirm ; (5* Orionis lubri <pierupaxoyiae, 4 Suda wllegantur. Philo 
Indens & D'onyfius Prerbyter in/ignes olim Theologs, hoc argumento deſudarunt. 
Non eſt cur hic memorem Varrmes, Fabios,1ſidoros, Nonios, Fainſee ſtudy patronos, 
vinlices,antores,reliquo[que preft.mtes viros quos hac etas tulit, Lipſos, Scaligeros, 
Fc. qui tudinum hoc auxerunt , honeſtarunt. Viilitatem eque ac neceſiitatem ſi 
ſpetes, ſingulis ſere [cientys ſubſervientem invenies. Clavem & ſcientie matrem 
Platowocat inus 1, Nizpr; inde Feſtus nomen derivatum vult quod notanrremſaciat ; 


i; Epiftetus Sp ys axe Nora 13 nog mer an4{t ; AvIcum orsgome naturan manfeſtam 


Scaliger affirmat : & tum aemmm rette rem intelligemus ( quidam ait) quum vocis 
genninam originem & fontem tenwerimns, Duantumgranmmatico, quantum poets 
quantum oratort conferat, vocum propietates, Metaphore,derivationes,quantitates 
often 1et.$edip{e pro e loquatur Fabins: Scrutabitnr mille preceptor acer & ſubtilis 
HOminum ori fines. Nnantum Dialeftico,T opicadreent Ariſtotelis & Ciceronis,defi- 
mitiones ,  nommis notationes : quim ex vs nominis argum-ntum elicitur , inquit 


} Tallins greciimua\oyiar appellant. D4antums medico , dicat ipſe,quum rimetur inde 


vires herbarum & meairamentorum. Quanth Iuriſperitogteſtis Fabins ; quiſummii 
Inriſperiti laborem m propriztate verborum verſatum vult,G one ins in corunin- 
terpretatione poſitam : unde Lab:onem Antiſtium refert Geilins hac ſcientia ad eno« 
dandos pleroſque invis lagneos uſtms fusſſe T aceoTheologos,quos oneninm artium & 
linguarum cognition? inſÞruttos eſſe oportet : nibil tis ſamnlkarins : qui ſi deftituantur 


| his ne tamins fere ſenſu verſiculs expiſcariprobe poſſnnt.Deſmant ergo nobis obtyec+ 


tatores iſti futihitatewobycere : hoc-{i ſit ineptire walo cumillis Aeſipere,quar ch his 
ſeru ſapere, Obrepant aliquandolicet figmenta quedam male (eriatorum haminis ri- 
dicula,vice gemini Etymi,quo1 li forſan blandirnte comet ur 2,ad ingeniorum exer- 
citation:m , vel ad voluptatens excogitarint : non tamen ide0 explodenla, quum & 


| quantoque ſunm uſum habent , vi rem vocabuloſubſtratam fortias animo infigant, 


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Duam ob cauſam,non tam gen#1nas ego,ſed & fititias aliqyando Etymologias (nou 
obſcuras eas, nec agre detortas tamen ) huic operi inſerni, ut deleftationem «que ac 
utilitatemlettor habet, Et quoniatn varia quandoque nnites & tinſdemwerbi a wires 
i etiam doftts proferantur Etyma , & varius ſit mgeniorums guſtus : ego dcleftum 
. hunc eprobatiſſimis quibuſque ſcriptoribus habui,& nuiu/cuiu/que nomen, ut ſuns 
caique honor ſit, appoſui. $4 quis porro querat cur non omninm vocum originationes 
 attulerim, audiat 1ſidorum : non omnia, inquit, nomina 4 veteribas ſecundum yatu- 
ram ſunt impoſita; quedanz ſecundum placi:um, non ſecundum qualitatem, ſed ingta 
arbitrium humane voluntatis. Ad partitionem quod attinet hyinſce Dittiongry, 
nemo mihi fÞero vitio vertet, preſertim quum nemo non /ciat malta barbara,obſole- 
ta,peregrina vocabula, ab antiquis, & novs lis medicts,philoſephis, mathematicks, 
| ceteri/que olim uſurpata, & 4nouis indies excogitata,quererum verborimque do- 


ſerta, maxime neceſſaria, puerts tamen religioſe interdifta, & y: qui pariorem lati- 
nitatem amant, ne corrumpaiur ſtylus eorum lettioze aut uſu. Egpo,quum inſium 
volumen per ſe faciant, ſeorſim imprimenaa cenſui : ut quottes uſus poſtularet, facilts 
ad ea daretnr aditusinſuam claſſem digrſſi. nod ad corum deleflumyne quis for- 
ſan reprehendat, eadem pro barbarts habui, que & aly antea habuerunt, altorum iu 
dicium ſequutuns : & ſngula fere verba penſitaſſem, cor ſultis quibuſdam doti1ſſimis 
amicts, ſinon preluns prevertiſſet, & hanc qualem qualem induſtriam excuſſiſſet: ſed 
hunc lapſum benignus Lettor, ſpero , facile condonet. Reſtat nunc ut eos grata animi 
ſenificatione memorem qui me m hoc opere adintarint,aut quovis modo ſubſidioſne- 
rint. Et lubens quidem memoro, doftiſſimum mprims virum, CM. T ho. lJamefi- 
um,Protobibliothetarium,de bots literis, & de hac Academia optime merition qui 


cuſavit. E Coll. Reg. A1.Guli, Edmundſonum wtrin/que lingwe ac theologie pert- 
tum cuins opera & indicio in verbis eligendis & ſecernendis nſus ſum. Exe/Edec 
ChrifticM. Robertum Burtonum eruditum mathematicum eque ac theulogum, 
qui tum e mathematicis , tum ex alys nonnullainter le gendum I ervauit,& huic 
operi mſernit, E (* oll. Lincoln. Matthiam Watſonum, arti 1m Bac.qmpropter lingue 
Grace periti:m,tum ex Snida, Heſychio, Enſtathio,ceter i/que Grecis plurima cole» 
=p Ppropriorum nominum Etymis nonnihil lucis «fferunt. Sed ne moleftus tibi, 
leftor, ſim, finem 1am faciamyſ; prius a te hoc unum exoraverout ſique forſan mende 
vel ab imperitia, & acceleratione typographorum qui me multum urgebantvel ſe- 
" cues ab incnria,in hanc opellamirrepſerint ,quas irrepſiſſe certo ſcio,quum vix mihire= 
legends , nedum reſcribend; tempus aliquando datum ſit his quibuſeunque mendis, 
propter humanitatem tuam indulgeas , & hos qualeſcunque labores, mihi {ane mo- 
| leſtos & operoſos, aqui bonique conſulere digneris. Vale. Oxon.prid, Kalend. 
Apil. 1612, 


Tuus F, H. 


mia neceſſitas impoſuit, a ſmngulis fere Lexicographis collefla & mdicibns (uis in- 


multa verba que in diligenti Patrum leftione notarat, mhi liberins mpertire non re- * 


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s ianpen duntludibrie mox babebuntur artes & 
profent@ wir Sed quibus ille verbis calumniatorem ſuum af. 


| bezecouluram agatjiplc ramendeteriora his quz regochendigadmitins Vejumhec aliis for- 
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{; .  Eiflenign Heber commumelis digniſunt, 


Nam,vt quod res eſt cum Vernamo dicam,queſtui magis & paris, quam literarum profe- 


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am ob cauanfiarfi non alia occurrat,hac (2tis: yaquzq; ſeRa{quodex Fir. 
otavit Agrippa) ounes alias everiit,ut ſe ſuamg, akord nec ulla alter; | s 
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rn re moyeant interim ei bocopn Samos REG dftagulizqueac deli- 
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| muratione:horrendum ſcelus! Perinde ac Antonius 1 apud Gellium in oratione M, 


ram acutipauld penirius rimart velint: nihil ibi cagRum, nihilimmurarym, n ullum omnino 
| SI CER ial Cunha Gent pr rore Gramatic# = 


omnem ſapientiam ſe nl tos fequ 
Mo Morro on poite Dear: qui non in omgi dauſurt 
im illiteratos quam nullos? quiando « lequi 

 ſaſcini3diftum ferune, Yoces ſmt,preieree page leſtionis cum fact, 
| verbis ucor)exigues,aridi, Qeriles ale orje ares limine ſalucarinx. Arfibi qui 
plaudir:indiſerti mauu}r Cicero prudenia, quam ſtultam loquacitatem.Er we 
diſpei cam, fi non ego quemyis potitls deplebe philsfophum,criam t 


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le fimiis,mille Ni:olianjs,mill 

ſciegtiarum fato fir, ut tempeſflate noſiri 
rint;contra,qui tiberalty artes ſequunin” 
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InFranciſcide Sacraquercu Di&ionarium Erymologicum, 


Tohannis Dowi Sacre T heologie Dottorrs Carmey, 


"AZ arrdicy, entree ms pence nenetylec 
BiChin, $1Aers otic avarlaior vitie. 

"AZine «Suri Ts arihire OhGxe iandive, 
Teic $0:20aems mcimug fa ratws. 

OYa' AN MOI ABKA MEN TAQEZAI, &EKAA' EI ZTOMAT® FIHN, 
" Adiow Theory dfia pitta aire. 


Non pumex undas ſudat,non carduus uvas, 
Nec dabitinculus ſpicea ſertarubus. 

Sacretamen quercus, cur das pro glandibus uyas? 
Cur es proventu prodiga faQta novo ? 

Aygrte dabit pumex undas,6c carduus uvas, 
Ec dabit incultus ſpiceaſertarubus 

Quam tua deletrix abolebir ſcripta veruſtas, 
Teplebs laudabu,poſtcritaſq;leger. 

Vivitopus,Coopere, tuum (digniſſime Przſul:) 
Nec,Calepinc, tuus defuir ante labor. 

Debetur,Decane, tibi lausmagna,Ridere : 
Thomam Thomafium fama per aſtra vehit, 

Admiror, Franciſe,tuos, Holioke,labores : 
Tefamztrado, te —_— tero, 

Quicquid Cooperus (cripfit,doQulve Riderus 
Quicquid Thomaſius, vel Calepinus habent : 

Cunt refers, Teſzpe legam,te ſemper amabo, 
Erte defuno fama perennis erit, 


De murata in melius ſeculinoſtri conditione 
gratulatio ad Franciſcum de Sacra-quercn. 


D*- duro primum nomen qui infamemetallo 
Finxic huic ſeclo, ferreus 11le fuir, 

Nam redit in primos ſeclum hoc ztatis honores, 
Tales quos habuit quum tener orbis erat. 

Mella quoque exudar,pro glandibusaurea quercus, 
Grata Deo,quercus ſacra,& amata Deo: 

Cui Phoebi laurus, cui myrtus Cypridis arbor, 
Frontis & Herculez, populus alta,decus; 


Cui | 


Cui Fauni pinus,Bacchtq; ſequacia ſerta, 
Cecropiz cedat vitaq; oliva dex. 

O quem te dicam mutancem forte beati, 
f crrumauro, fulvi diviciiſq; Tagi? 


To.Budden L L. Dottor, + Prefeſſor Regina, 
| Now Hoſpity Princip. 


Innoyumopus Erymologicum, Carmen, 


Vi nova cum antiquis iungendo vocabula verbis, 
Q Innumeros Afodros exuperare docer; 
Huic pueri atqueſenes debent Lacij arq; Briranni. 
Quicquid habent eryma, aur nomina quicquid habene. 
Da grates igitur ſiquaelſt cibi graria verbus,. 
Quilegis hzc,iſta lege licebir agl, 


Thomas Iames, Proto-Zibliothecarins Oxonienſie, 


In optimum opus & authorem, 


Os ratio brutis differc, oratio balbis 
Hzc duo quodprzſtat, quanta meretur opus ? 

Hoc facit, exponensnumeroſa vocabula rerum, 

Quorum ſunt etymis reddita ſenſa ſuis. 
Si genus humanum graviter confuſio yocum 

Afflixit, turris quam Babylona culit: 
Qualis Varroni referetur gratianoſtro ? 

Gente ſua cantum qui tugar arte malum, 


Tohamnes Glanville, 


: Ad Franciſcum de Sacra-quercs. 


Acra Iovi quercus, Franciſco fanQiorolim 
Nemo fuir,myſtis i firhabenda fides, 
De Sacra quercu cum fis Franciſe ſacerdos, 
Acque Iovis ſummi,nominerequeſacer, 
De Sacra quercu quidni Franciſce vyoceris ? 
Rumpatur Momus)fic tibi nomen eric. 
Acmula Dodonz nuncelt * Ardeniaſylva; 
Dum facras quercus,hexcur & illa ferat : 
Quotque dedit quondam quercus Dodonia glandes, 
De quercuque faber quercea quanta facit,” 
Tor varbia Eryma & noſtros deducis inufus; 
Verborum egregius non minus ipſe faber, 
Lexica non (olum comples ſed pulpira verbis, 
Dum populum verarelligione doces. 
Perge faber deinceps,pergas ſacer,rflice yerbis 
Lexicaclaratuis, pulpitaclaratuis, 
Quercetodepromecuo, quod reſter in xvum, 
Quercinum robur,duret ut iſtud opus, 
Dequetua quercu faciat tibi Muſa coronam, 
Acyo ſacratam,quamfine fine geras, 


Verborum quod monſttadomet, vetereſque repurget 
Herculcum nomen Politianus haber; 

Sic Ficinus cum vere lic Scala vocavit, 
Herculeus verenam labor iſte tuic. 

Cum tuſuſtineas cales tantoſque labores, 
Senſum,Erymon verbis re(tituendo ſuis, 

Quid ni ego te dicam Herculeum? qui verba domaſti 
Tot monſtroſa tux vitalaboremanus. 

Vel potius tibi fi ſpecioſa vocabula rident, 
Alter Iolaus tu mihi diQtus eris, 

Quod verbis Hidri oppreſſis, cart<que peretis 
Tulucemdederis,prztulcii{que facem. 

Ergo conveniat quando tibi nomen utrumque, 

crius famam,& prxmia dignaferes. 


Ro Burton ex Ede Chrifts. 


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Inopus Muſis & Philomuſic vere ſacrum Franciſcs 
de Sacra quercnu,carmen 


Ege verſgs3 muſanon vetat quiequam, + 
Ornare verbis verba: nam cupir gratis 
Ornare quamvis noſtra non potelt mula 
Novis onuſtam frugibus (perens) quercuma 
Jam vere novo. carpe quipotes, holpes, 
Quin dente rodas Critxco-camen nolo. 
Quiſquis Latinz priſtinum decuslinguz 
Fatis ereptum ferreis cupit vovury, 
Franciſce,veltrum (perlegens) opus novumn 
Mufis amatumpredices,pocciſque. 
Thoma,valcto ; auac opusplacer noſtrom, 
Quod perbeatis auſpicantubusmuſis, 
Gazis repletur Attics : files Mome? 

Vel parceverbis Criticis amariſque, 

Aut noshabenus verba cum flagris,crede. 


Toh.Philipſon e Coll, Mert,Socine. 


Px coniferz pinus,fya vitis Taccho, 
Clavigeroplaceat populus alta Deo. 

Phoebus amer vegeram quamvisſub cortice Daphnen, 
Sint grata Alcinovw mollia poma uo, 

Tu bene connexas lauro, Venus ignea,myrtos 
Selege,tuqueoleas, dota Minerva,tuas. 

Ar tudoGte puer quercum veyerareſacratam, 
Sitcua,quam mavulc Tupiter eſſe ſuam, 

A Iovevrincipium Muſz, Tovis arbore gaudent 
Ipſz Pierid RE pater, 

Arru,qui primis ſignans veltigia plantis, 
Inſveroin Latium coeperis1re pede : 

Hictibiſacrati repcras oracula quercu; 
Hic,quz Dodonam vicerit,arbor erit: 


Gul, Fletcher. 


L Em— 


SSN ST STII 


| 


———. 


Clariſsimo viro, ac bonarum literarum ſum- 


mo Parrono, D. Franciſco Wallinghamo, Equni 
Aurato, Ducatus Lancaſtrenſis Cancellario,& Regie 
Majeſtatiafacris Confilizs,& Secretario prin- 
cipali IR. Felutatem precatur 
perpernam, 


> 25 ERIVSomnino quam volebam,aliquando ta- 
men novus hic partus in lucem prodijr, quod 
flagitabam equidem quoridie : quippe in pattu= 
P riendo, ZEtimam humeris meis (donec prolemin 
*X amplcxu habucrim) mibiſuſtinere videbar. Sed 
in orbis theatrum prodijt tandem, & tuis auſpi- 
CAB, & cis (illuſtriffime Wallinghame)prodijr,quo me 
ſummade tua ow hu:panirate concepta ipes,8 magna quzdam 
approbandztibi,{i minus eruditionis,at certe voluntatis meg,cupidi- 
tas impulic. Quemenimvſpiam hominum mortalium hac dotorum 
tempeſtate mclitis compellarencliterz,quam illug ipſum,quilireras 
& lireratos omnes incredibili amore proſequitur, coique apud ui (i- 
milcs,apud diſſimiles,apud vniverſos, plurimi facir, & veneratur? Er 
(vt interim taceamde czteris virtutibus) vtraque re Academia lau- 
dant,ſuſpiciunt,& admirantur, Quippea te lumen, te ſubſidium ha- 
benr,tuique ipfius magnificentia adautum fibi honorem ſentiunr, 
Sedpluranonaddam, Amplitudortua laudes iſtas, rametf1 juſtas, 8 
meritas,raro & zgre ferer. Potuitquidemvir ſummus,hoc quicquid 
eſt operz,& induſtriz noſtrz,nobiliſimus herosC OMES SV S- 
SE Xx I & (cuiprivatimſum cx officio devotus) jure quaſi ſuo vendi- 
care : potuit etiam vir omnatiſfimus,Gviistmys Waap y $,(qui 
mihi & auRor in confilijs capiendis, & adjutor in rebus agendis exti- 
tit) non repetere modo,ſed aſſumere etiam,8& quodam modo poſtu- 
lare : veerque tamen mibi dij conſulares,tibique intimi,non ſolumſua- 
ſerunt,ſed crtiam perſuaſerunt,vt te deum mortalem & tutelarem mi- 
hieligerem,tvamque amplicudinem enize& vehementer rogarem,vr 
primum huncmeum infantulum,adhucrugem & impolituw,henort- 


> 


T4 fice | 


be 7 


. 
F 


fice adoptares. Pater ſum,ſed inops, non poſſum alcre: pater ſum, 
ſed impotens, non poſſum adverſus malarum beſtiarum morſus den: 
teſquedefendere. Nudus eſt adhuc infans;patre opulento ; infirmus 
eſt, patrono forti & magnanimo opus haber. Te igitur (vir honora- 
ciſime)obſecro & obreſtor, vt ei pater & patronus tias; vtque tuis foe- 
licibus auſpicijs e faſcijs ſuis in lucemexeat,vagire deſinat : Syllabas, 
voces,ſenſus articulatim enunciare diſcat, doceat tyrones & commi- 
lizones ſuos,Reipub. decore & officioſe inſerviat. Dum tencrior eſt, 
quzſo,ſub ſcuto tuo ſe torum tegat, ne Momus lingua,ne Zoi- 
lus vogue infantem vulnerer. Te Deus opt. max.in- 
columem-Reipub, Academiz , -mihique 
diutiſime conſervet.Oxoniz. 
Calend, Octob. 


Honori tuo devorſi 


lounRiverys. 


TO THE READER. 


YN Onrteous Reader, I may (eeme to ſome over-bold in ſetting forth a new 
D| treaſure of words onto the world, when the workes of (o honovabl: and 
l-arned men who hawe laboured mthis kinde, are ſolearnedly penned, 
and highly eftcemed. Intruth 1 muſt, and do mo#t willingly confeſſe, 
that neither in age wit learning,or experience, I am tobe compared with the leait o 
them,nay unfit to car y the brokg, where ſom of the honorable learned ſhould read the 
L: ure, whoſe l:arned labowrs hawe yeelded theſe manie yeeres to England great 
profit. Tet not withitanding , conh ering the great vishtie of a Diflionarie, whoſe 
matter 1s mantfold,and uſe general!, and alſo that no one Dittionarie, as yet extant, 
hath the En14/h before the Latine with a full Index of all ſuch Latine words as are 
in ante one common Niftionarie among#t vs : and allo becauſe the poore eftate of 
mo#t ſtudents ts not able te furniſh themſelues with all (uch Diflionaries, their ſeve- 
ral prices amounting to ſo much,and alſo weighing the great want that poore ſchol- 
lers haue,in nat having mo#t,or all of the common Dithonaries : I bane thought it 
good therefore, for thy benefit,courteons Reader to epitomize and contratt the lear- 
ned works of all the learned and beit Dittionaries m Englana,with v5 now extant, 
into a leſſer roome,reducing all thoſe learned Volumes into a portable Enchiridion, 
and into ſo great treaſures to ca#l for thy vſe ſome ſmall mites of mine onwne,which a- 
mount to foure thouſand wordes more then any one Diftionarie now extant affords. 
Which I haue done not without great panes and charges : which heavie burden of 
charge,if it had not been ſupported by the Right Hozorable,my werie good Lordthe 
Earle of Suſſex,ani the Right Worſhipfull Mater William Waade Eſquire,one 
of the Clerkes of her _MaieStiesmo#t Honourable privie C oun[ell, with other of my 
good lovinggPariſnioners of Barmonſey neere London,and good friends in and neere 
Banbury ,it might hane beene ſaid of me, asit was of the foohſh builder , This man 
beganto build bat was not able to make an end, But at laft, though lang, by Gods 
providence ,it is come to this iſſne,that 1 mu#t preſent it (howſoever it be finiſhed) to 
thy courteous view andfrienaly conſure: requeSting thee to reprone with indgement 
charitably,what I hawe over past in ha#t: in recompence whereef', I will be no l:ſſe 
willing to reformegthen thy courteſie to admoniſh, T hus aſſuring my ſelſe, that thor 
(learned Reader ) wilt my fawlrs eſcapedgeither with thy pen corre#t, or in coryteſre 
conceale : remembring,that the ſhadowes of youg painters may haue ſome blemiſhes, 
and firFt editions of youg writers ( yea,and beit workes ) [ome faults, I commit thee 
(Gentle Reader) to his tuition that mu#t preſent both thee aud mee faultleſſe, in his 
own? righteouſneſſe before the great Indge at the comming of our Lord Teſus Chriſt. 
From Oxon.che X X X. of September, 


Thineto his power, 


1OH RIDER. 
TC : 


al 
AT — 


——— 


Rider: gratitudinis carmen, ad ſuum 
prenobilem Mecocnacew, 


C urafuit patrieprodeſſe,juvare tenellos, 

O mmia que paiitur ſiudy nocuments luventns 
M oll:s,ſeucecum vnlgus diſpellere : cara, 

I ngeniumguetum,vires ſupersſſet, illud 
T 11:ſte fuiſſet opus tua ni Comes imclyte cure 

I ngeniumuires uotumrelevaſiet. In illo 


S ubfidioſuperauit opus labor improbus : ecce 

V ox,uires,uita,@ Totuwmprius excidet omne, 

S olus inextremas fugiam velut exul eremos : 

S ignadabit mortis fugiens calor omnia maſto 

E repiet ſors ſava mihi: prins hawriet omnes 

X anthi Phebus aquas , quam mens pro munere tants 
I ngratam,ſeu non memorem ſeprebeat. In te 

O minis fixafuit ſpes, inte deſinet omnis. 


Alteri Meccenati. 
V irtatis comites te Comitem colunt, 
V irtutem Comitum tu ſequerts comes : 
I lorum pietas te trahit,c tua 
L e#tos hos probitas efficit. E# p1a 
T- Ulrs Relligio wee minor eff tus, 
E x lis patrie gloriagde tuis 
L aux creſcit patrie vera, laboribus. 
M onitrum terribilem vim Iovis exprimit , 
O ſtendit fremitns Oceant truces 


V. is ſpuma : decns ſolis amabile 

V incens umbra docet : fic opus hoc rude 
A c monſirum geny Gorgoneum met, 

D vines anim! vult radios tut 

D onart ſolitis laudibus,@ ſuis 

O ſlenas latebris ut ſpeculo : vale. 


Tuz ſalutis ſtudioſifſimus 


IOH.RIDERVS. | 


mem. 


lonannus Cas vs adoleſcentibut lingue Latine ſtudioſis. 


A Deſtctyrunculi,ad Muſas cvrrite ; nam moleſta & longa via ſtu- 
dendi (quz vobis in limine mertum injecit) tollitur.Breviſſimg 
vitz ſtadium, breviſſimumartis ſtudium poſtulat. Dignus ergo 

laude is eft,qui Priſcianirzdium, qui Pythagorz filentium(uſtulit.tn 
Bibliothecam,% quaſi gazam vobis offert Rideras Anglus. In qua,non 
ſolum liceras,ſy'labas, di&iones vn etiam claſſes,regu- 
las,& Synraxc1s brevicer & ingeniole docuit. Na preter ——_— 
& ſylvam verborum,florem illum, Anglicanz Grammarices ſcriptore, 
Lil:um, hic cortex , hic codex redolet. Non eſt quod miretis(erudite 


Le@or) Auctorem mulras in hacſylva ſpinas, ideſt, permulta in hoc | 
opuſculo verborun monſtra ( quz Barbaras diRiones nominat)intri- | 


viſe: quippe apud Oratores iſtiuſmnodi (lapide Philolophico, hoc eſt, 
ingenio & arte perpolita ) auream ſpeciem, ſonum & ſcnium habent : 
vt Lontultcas & Apertes apud Cireronem, Adeſdum ergo Papiri ingeni- 
ole puer, adeſte ryrcnes, emite multos in hoc vno libello libros : dif. 
cite ine rerum ac verhorum pondera, Authoris induſtriam appro- 
bate. Ab xd.bus meis Ox 3n1jj, Xxx. Seprembr.iz 89. 


bo. Vnderkil, $. Theologie Door, | Sic tamen eſſe bretis wo'nt Riderus,vut iden 


4 Leftori ex omni parte probaret ops, lex 
—_— 1 —_— —— _ debet, Vlira alios vocum eſt ſuperaddita magna £ the 
anium preclaro thomaſues ipſe Fidero. | Dnas operepretium noſerre grande foret, 


Tho.Holland,S. Theologiz, Ld muita ? exquiſitum opus eſt,ut dicere poſſis 
Profefior Regius, Onnia verbadari, nes tubs verba dari, 
Clarrs honore Equitis Thamas Eliota,peritus 
Iuris, & Aniligene nobilitatis honos, fl 
Yerba Latina Anglo primum ſtrmone diferte Johannes Eftmond LI DoQor, 
Reddidii atque Anglis lexica prima dedit. Priſca licet commiſia novis ſint plurima verba 
Poftea Conperus librum congeſſ/it in UnUM, —_—— _ — ſuum " 


Et Stephani gaxas, atque Eliot opes. 
Herculeus labor lle fait, nec laurea laud; 
Defait : en volitat dofia per ora viriim, -(dat lohannes Purefey, 
Thomaſius ſequitur, que Granta atademia lau- =: ; 
Lexica gra dons daret apta ſcholis. 0 nimium noflve etatis (bona ſiſua noſent) 
His Rider acc edit,non re, verum j v4 ra voce, Felices pueros,qus tha ſeripta legant 7 
Coupernm, 'Thomam, teque Eliota ſequens, Sicsine firlices ſolos ? Quin _ ſuc, 
Et nova verba docet,femul ordine cunfta novato | A'qute habeat magn1m Muſa ſexulss oper. 


Digerit,ut nofire conſulat ille ſthole. Ergo t1#s Ridere labor velut Viths omnes 
Aate alns, alus gratior enus erit, 


Rob.Rolli,S. Theol. Do olim celeberrimz | þ,, 1;4; ro TÞ 
. b I G0 grates noſiri, quot prod:gus illis 
Scholz Weſtmon. Ludimagiſtri,Carmen. Concita virborum flumuna ſundiy, hobent. 
Lugdam mole placent,fic queda mole laborant: | Sic tamen eſſe cupus brevis, &+ fic multus, vt 
Ommibus eſt brevitas gratagolacenſque loWs. Ex omni Leflor varte probaret ous (iſtnd 
@ 7 Reber- 


—_ 


= hs, 


a 


— — —  ———— —— ———— ——— — —_—— 


——_—_—__D_C_—— 


———— 


Robertus Cranus Principalis 
Novi Heſpitij, 


Armatrbas, equites, ſevidiſerimina Maitg, 
Et let as ſegetes,bec tibi ſiune Maro. 

Illa viros forſan deleflant Maitis alwmaos, 
Muſarum twrby ſunt ea grata minis, 
Tu puers Ridere fludes,puerilia trakas, 
Verba docere cupis verbuia urlla dare. 
Anglorum formare ſonos ſermone Latino, 
Mira tu teneros wilitate doces, 

Parva licet prima videantur fronte,labore 
Non paruo texis,nec minor vſie erit, 
Vno Riderus congefſit verba libello 
Exigai pretii, que liber vilus bober. 
Ergo favere viro fas eſt,quitalia vobis 
Cudit,qui tantas accumulatit opes. 
Momus mordaci cefiet rarrodere dine, 
ludicium poſtit,perlege, lefta placent. 


Tho.Dochen ad Leftorem, 


Perlege,ſed prudens,clique its qui talia ſeribiut 
Conſer,at vt wſta, ſmngala,lance probes. 

Poſt be ji placeat, ſpes eft,vum laude, volumen 
Aeternum geniovivere poſſeſuo, 


RH.ſfocius Novi Collegij. 


St varii placrant wno de ſtemmate fiutlus, 
Aut qua tranſmutat commoda,letaraths. 

Anglo'atina 2no placeant ereſcentiia libro, 
Officioſe, furt plena labore mani, 


lohanne» Doucs 


Siquyu ſuggereret moribundi carmen o/oris, 
Conciaerem laudes(dotte Ridere)tuas, 

Sed,quia ſum diſpar tna qui preconia naiem, 
Carmena vel tanto digna labore canim:; 

Ergo poſteritas hon:mum te concmet olim, 
Arccedet lad; poſthuma fama ti, 


Richardus Harley. 


—— . 


Riderum Coupere tibi nou prefero, quamvis 
Fenora Theſauris addidit ampla tuis, 
Namque votablorum numereſa prole bratis, 

Non genio, (ed te fertultate prett, 


Aliud. 


Anglo=latina eupis libare, Latino vel angla ? 
Ilane an illa velis,en tibimalle tunm, 


In Rideri Bibliothecam ſcholafti- 
cam L Barfeldus, 


Lui ridere velit tua ſcripta Ridere uidetur 
Kodere, non ſeen ac mus alienagmibi. (offert 

Nam quid babe: proprium mus?num quid Zoilus 
Digaum luce ſuum ? carpil viergue tamen, 

Verum bic ridiculus dicetur, e&& muidus alter, 
Alterutrum ſimi 's {} ernere diſcemodo. 


Thomas Baſterdus Noui Col- 
:2gi] locius. 


Vno tot monumenta libro ? tot condita verba, 
Miranda methodo,claſſe,tenore nota ? 
Luid das Ridero,leftor, pro mus eve tanto? 
Grato gratari gr atia graia inbet, 


L aurentius Mychelbornus,ex 
aula Glouceſtrenſi, 


Luicguid poſterizs, perfefius, ars ivvat artem: 
AEtas etatem,qug latuere, docet. 
Nu ſaral,atque Nmet memorabile prodyt viqua 
Sunt increments omnia firma ſuts. 
At dices, faci/e eſt invents addere ; quid ſi ? 
Ergo (aude caret, quimeliora ded:t ? 
Put vero inventis p'ura addidit addita complet 
Abdita veſ'i;at, verbaque ſcabra dola:, 
Indigeſia lucat, rudia ornat, ſpavſa reducit, 
Duzque notat,damnat ſpiuria,calta probat, 
LPuinroa ab Antiquys, tranſlatis propria, vera 
Diſlinguit falfis, &> genuina Nothis, 
LO leges, vſumque decet druerſaque ſtuſa, 
Cunttle ſus ponen: erdine, claſſe,loco, (11nis 
LD uique Latina Anglu conijugit, @ Angla La- 
A1ſuada && Veneres Lingue viriuſquerefert, 
Deinde prems pulchris qui charafteribus wrget, 
Omnia in exigui corpris edatta librs : (detur 
Hee quicunque facit, puntium omne tuliſſe vi- 
Et patrie vil ter conjultſſe ſute 
Hee Kidere n024 Metkodo dum Lexicon ornas 
Feciſli,de te auditet imvidia, 


P.M,ad Legoremw, 


Continet multos liber iſie libros, 
Cuilibet prompins patet & paraius 
Vriili fruftu, queat ergo dici 
Biblio.bec a, 
Ambitu nullo miſere laborat 
Laudis iacerie, nec inane captat 
Nomen :4 culpa prochl abſt Author 
Bibliothern, 


UM 


qn_—_— 


—— 


A raververy 
CI Ne ID 


DIRECTIONS FOR THE READER. 


35 Nthe Engliſh of every word I obſcrue vſually 

: C this order. Firſt,I putthe verb if it have any)then 
= theparticiple,after the Nounes Subſtantiues,and 

2% Adjeciues, and laſtly the Adverbes, 

* In the Latine vnder the Engliſh I generally 

(" obſerue this order, 

89 &SY— CA Fit, I placetheproper Latine word vader the 

figure of 1, thenthe figuratiue or tranſlate vnder the figure of 2, and 

laſtly choſe that be obſolete, or wordes out of vic, vnder the figure 

of”3. 


youto ſome ſuch place there named, where you may finde more con- 
cerning that tixle,or word which you looke for. 

Note, where after any Latine Noune you finde ws. it ſignificrl: the 
maſculine gender, f. the feminine, ». the neuter , com. g. the com- 
= of two genders,and p. aparticiple, ad. for adjeiue,eas. for ad- 
verbe, 

Note alſo,that whe the Verbe, Noune,or Participle, alphabetically 
follow not together inone place,as buy and beught, ſing and ſong,&c, 
then if you finde not the Nouneor Participle in his place Alphaberi- 
cally, norany reference from therce with this common note viae, 
lookethen vnder the verbe,as Bay,S/ng,%c. 

Alſo if you finde not the word you ſecke for preſently afrer one 
ſort of ſpe!ling, condemne mee not forthwith, but conſider how ir is 
vſed tobe ſpelled, whether with double or fingle letters,as Chappellor 
Chapell : and alſo when z,and y,are confovnded,ii you-mifſe the wordin 
the one place, rake a little paines toturneto the other, as in this word 
boile,and boyle, tor example, 

Allo after my ficſt DiGionarie,] have added certainegenera\l heads 
| Alphabetically placed, viz. of Birds, Colours, Dogges, Fiſhes, Hawkes, 


This note alſo, that whenyou ſee this v. or this word w4at,it ſends | 


with chcir proper names, Hearves, N,gmbers Stones,Trees, Weights. 


For 


—c ths d — _— 


— tn me. 


For the DiRionary Erymologicall. Firſt note, (beſides that which 
is already neted in the Epiſtle to the Reader )that in the firſt part,thoſe 
words which hauc this marke * arc batbarous,and crept in thither by 
chance, 

Secondly, thoſe words which hauc no Author,are Cicerves. 

Laſtly, the Index of proper namesis done thus briefly,leaſtthe vo. 
lume ſhould bee over bigge: but Ipurpoſe(ifl live)ro Erymologize 

all che proper names in a Worke by it ſe!fe: thatwhich is yer 
done , being onely a meere colleQion our of others, yet 
may benefit young ſchollers,for whoſe ſakes I vn- 
dertooke the labour,who having this, 
ſhall neede” no other 
DiRionarie. . 


BIBLIOTHECA RIDERI 


SCHOLASTICA, 


ABA 


ABB 


 ABH 


12 Abandon, 2 -vay, 
erfor/ake. 

1: Amando, amoveo , 
abjicio, relinquo, deſe- 
10,deſtuo, 

To abandon or dun7,v Auworce, 
Abandoned, or forſaken, 

1 Amandatus, reliQus, deſertus, de- 
Rinurus, 

An abantoner,or forſaker. 

1 Amandator,reli&or,deſertor. 

An abendonmg, or frrſaking. 

1 Amandatio, reliGtio, deſeruo , 
Abba pater tris, m. 
Abalenate,vide alienate, 

To Abaſe, or bring low. 

1 Humilio, 2 Dejicio, demitto,De- 
primo, vide debaſe and humble, 
Abaſed or brought low, 1 Humiliat®, 
2 Dejectus,demiſſus,depreſlus,p. 
An ab aſement ,or bringing low. 

1 Humihatio. 2 DejeQio,demiſlio, 
depreſſio,Ff. 

To Abaſh,or mer tany 

1 Padefacio y 

2 Conterno , vide to attonih and 
make aſhamed, 

To be abajhed. 

1 Pudefio.z Conſternor,obmuteſco 
Abaſhed. 

1 PudefaRus,pudore perculius, 

2 Conſtcrnatus,p, 


An abaihment, 

2 Conflermnio 6 Infractio animi,v. 
aitoniſbment. 

T+ Abate, or 4:insb, x Demo,mi- 
nuo,imminuo,comminun, Attenuo, 
Abated or drmunijhed. x Demptus, 
comminutus , attenuatus,p, 

An abating or dinumjhing. 

* Dimbznte, , Bs 
To abate in accompts, 
3 Subducu,fabtraho,deduco. 
Abatour, 1 Irarutor. 

(Alated in accompts, 

1 SubduQtus, fubtraQtus, deduRus,f. 
An abating 1n accompt 5, ; 


yn. 


1 SubduQtio, fubtraQtio, dekuRio,f. 
To abate ones courage, 

1 Percello, frangere animum. 
Abaw, or adaw,yquant, 

An Abbot. 

1 Abbas,cznobiarcha,m. 

An Abbe e, or Abbat uſe, | Abba. 
Ky ret primara. 


I Abbaria,C.cznobium,n. 
The Abbotibip or dignity of an Ab- 
bor. 1 Cxnobiarchia, hateriarchia,f. 


2 Decuntatio,f, 

Te Abbzidge. . | 

1 Compenuifacio, vide to abbrerget. 
Abbridged, ide ebbrcwated. 

An abbridgment ,regeſter compendious 
draught ,or abHiratt. 


1 Compendium,n.Epitome,f.breui- 
ariur, fummarium, n. ot. 
Breue JN. 

To abutt vide to bordey or bound, 

An Abccedarie , 7 alphabet, ana, 
ng PREISE 


ff F — 
An «becedanie, or pettie, or teacher of 
petties, or that learneth the a,b,c, 
© L | We. m 


.-» Abhomination. 
1 Abhominatio,f.(cclus,nefas flagj- 
tium,facinus,n, 

Abhommaeble or detefFable, 

1 Execral»lis,abominabilis,deteſta- 
bilis,tererrimus. 2 Fardus,funeſt®,ad, 
pen _ Flagitio YN 
1 $cel-rate 5 ,Icre 
2 Fade, funeſte,ad. 

T's Abho2,o _— 


1 Abborreo, auerſor, inhorreo, in- 
horreſco, abominor,Execror.Execro 
2 Nauſeo, Alienor, vid. to deteff and 
diſdane. 

Abborred,or deteſted, 

Execrabilis,v detefted ard diſLained, 
VV orthy to be abhorred,or detefFed, 

1 Dereſtandus,p. 

An abherrer, or deteffer, 1 Ofor,de- 
teſtator, faſtidior,m. 


He that abhorreth the common faſhion 
of nature, or old culFame, 

1 Ectrapelus,m. 

An abhorring or deteFling, 

, % - "4 
ſpernatio,abominatis,. Vi: loathing. 


To £,o7 tarvie, a DO 
: Conſiſto,fubſiſto, deſiſito, reſtito, 
ſto,conſto,tubſto,rcſto,conlideo,re- 
fido,cunftor,immoror. 

To abide, or endure to the end, 

- Perſcrueio,permaneo, peſto, per- 

10, 

T's abide heare,or fer of 
1 Patior,perpetier, fero, perfero, 
ſtineo. 2 Subeo,tolero, 

To abide or ftay belnnde for a time. 

1 Moror,commoror, remorog, ma- 
neo,remanco, iſto. 

T's abide or tarrie for, 

1 Maneo,expeto,preſtolor,preſto- 
lo,oppaior, 

To ahie fafF and firmely. 

1 Infiſto, 

He that bath abidden, or tayriedin «4 
place, 1 Moratus, commoratus,rc- 
moratus. 
An abider oy dvelley, 

1 Habitacor, vide Dwelly, 7 

An 


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ABO 


. ABS 


- a op ee ied i 4h. hRe 


An ahiding abode ,or dyelkng place. 

: Habitaculum,n. 

An abiding or enduring to the end. 

1 Perſeuerantia, perſcueratio, per. 
manfſio,f, p 


An abidin or ſuffering. 
1 Perpretiio adteran, folerantia,f, 
An abidmg or tarying. 


1* Manfio, remanfio, cnQatio, ex- 
petatio, mora, morula ,f 

An Abtect ef no eif:mation. 

1 Abiequs,contemptus,patt. 

2 Puſillus, humnilis, ad; Jacens, i 
miſſus, 

Abiliment. 

Inauns,armilla. 

Abthcring,r miſbering. 

1 Fiſco non ſobditus. 

To Abiure,orforſweare « thing, 

1 Abuuro,deicro. 

He hath abruted or forſwc rne the debt. 
: Abiuravit ; 

Deieravir. $ credinum, 

Abrured. 

1 Abiratus, Deieratus,p, 

An abuuration or for ſwearing. 

1 Abiuratio, deteratio,f, 
Tobe Able. 

1 Poſſum, valeo,queo. 

Tobevery able, or more able then 0+ 
thers. 

: Przpoſſum,prepolleo, przvalco, 
prevaleſco. 
Avie, ſtrong,or mighty, 

1 Potens, valens, pa. validus, pouis, 
efhcax,ad. 
Able torule himſelf. 

; Compos ſu, 

Very avle,or more able then others, 

1 Prepotens, prepollens, par. prz- 
validus,ad. 

Ability, ableneſſe, ſtrength, cr power. 

1 Facul:as, potenna, cſhcacia , efh- 
cacuas,robunn, 

Te Ahlatie caſe. 

i Ablativus caſts, auferendi cafus, 
Abode,vide at ng. 

Abode,vide tarrymg. 

Abodevide receiued. 

To Aholtth,abr-gate,repeale,or diſa- 
null 


1: Aboleo,antiquo.abro70, tollo, 
2 Diipungo, deleo, expello, everto, 
oblitero,extinguoFeſcindo,excindo, 
peſſizndo,extermino, 
To aboltjh cleane,cy make to be fo; 20t- 
ren. 2 Sepelio, 
To be aboliſhed, 
1 Aboleſco, 
Abelijbed or put out, 
1 Exolems,antiqua'us,abolitus, 
2 Reſciſſus,extinaus. 
An abol/hing. 
1 Antiquatio.abolitio, derogatio, 
2 Deletio, vide R-peals and 4r/anull, 
Abominatten,vide Ablommation, 
Aboztrue,or beyne be/ore time. 
1 Abortivus ad.v.ts bring forth, 


A... 


= HS 


x4 
< 


1 Su ra. 
A = ria-vam higher, 

xs Superior,ad. Superits,adu. 
Moft abour, or about all, 

1 $ [ ,ad.s m 2 adu 
That « aboue. 
x vupernus,ad.vide Aloft. 
Aboue or more then that, 

1 Inſuper,adu, 
From abous. 

1 Superne,deſuper,adu. 

To Ahounnd. 

: Abundo,ſuperabundo, exubero. 

2 Vndo, exundo, 1edubdo, Tcateo, 
ſcaturio,przſcareo, fluo, aftluo, cir- 
cumfluo,profluo, ſuperfluo, luxuno, 
Iwurior, ſuperſum, ſuppeto. 

To make to Abmnd, 

2 Accumulo, 
Aoundance. 

1 ounerarheopit, ſwie- 
ras,f, 

2 Theſaurus,m.cornucopir, ſaturi- 
tas,affluenta,profluenraa, fernulias, 
| YI tat HAI plenitudo,o- 
pulentia,larziras ,f. 
An aboundance,or overp'uns, 

1 Hyperocha, redundantia,f.corol. 
latum,n. 

Too much aborndance, 

3 Nimietas,ſupe1abundatio.F. 
Equall Aboundance of the foure bu- 
mours of the body, 

1 Plcthora,f, 
Aboundant, plentifull , copious or a- 
bounding, | 

1 Abundans,pa.vber,copiolus,dap. 
filis. 2 'Satur,ad affinens, p. facun- 
dus,ad.redundans, cumulatus,accu- 
mulatus,p. Plenus, amplus, opimus, 
opulentus,prediues, locuples,ad lo. 
cupleratvs,p. 

That aboundeth, 

1 Snperfluus,ad. 

Aboundamtly, plentifully, or copiouſly. 
+ Abunde,abvndamer,vbertim,co. 
pioſe,dapfile, fa'ts, affarim, affluen- 
TT, qu wm, cumula. 
tim, ſat, opime, opulenter, opipare, 
fasd is, profues cited lang Jibers 
l.cer,bentgne, benignicer, 'munifice, 
hrxtmose,lxre,prolixe,pleno cornu, 
plena manu vbenus, 

Abone, 

1 Circa,circum circiter prep.& ad, 
plus minus circuactrca,vndique, vn- 
dequaquead Am in compotitione, 
An Abricot apple,vide Apyte. 

To» fet abrouch or tap,vide Broche, 

To ſet Ah10ad,or publith, 

1 Divulgo, Fublico,v. Publiſh, 

To come abroag ito an open place, 

1 Prodeo, 

Abroad in the are. 

1 Subdio,ſubdialis,ad. 

Avroad, 


1 Foris,inpublico, foras,in publicd. 


FY 


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«Abroad here and there in laces, 
2 Vage ny ap agg 
a—_ efore all men, 

1 Vulgs,in tulo, 

Farre Tow Abe 

2 Perlate,ids,iffime, adu.” 

To Abrogate,vide to Aboliſh, 
A Wuptly, 
Raptim,adug 

Te be Abſent. 

1: Ablum,deſum,abfore, 

2 D<cſidcror, 
(Abſent or away. 

: Abſens,p. 

To ab/ent,or cauſe to be abſent, 

1 Abſemo, 
(A-vſerce, 

1 Abſentiaf. 

2 Deſiderium,n. 

Ts Abſolur,acquit,and muke perf? 
: Abfoluo, vide acquit and make 
perfect, 

Tobea b/2luzd, 

1 Abſoluor, 

Avſolued, 

1 Abſulutus, p, 

An ab/olution, 

1 Abvlutio,f,. 
Abſoluteneſſe, vide perfe ion. 
Av abſolute thing, 

1 Exacum,ablolutum,n. 
Tioat which pertaineth to abſolution, 

: Abſolutorius, ad. 

To Abtamnz. 

1 Abſti-ev,coninen. 

2 Deliſto,parco, vide Refraine, | 
To abitane from meat and drinke,V1; 
Ts 


An abitainer from wine, 

1 Abſtemiws,m, 
Abttinence, 

1 Abſtinentia,f. 
Abitinence by the ſpace of tlree dates, 
1 Diatritos. 

Abitinence from pleaſure, 

1 Continentia,f. 
Abttinence ff.m ſleepe,v watching, 
To Abſtract, vide To abbrewate, 
An AbFtratt, vide Abvbriagement, 
An Ab{urditte,or ſoolybnes, 

1 Abſurditas,f. 

Abſuyd,foo'nſb. 

1 Abſurdus. 2 ALenus,ad. 

Very abſurd. 

1 Perabſurdus,ad, 

Somewhat abſurd. 

1 Snbabſiudus,ad. 

Abſurlly. 

1: Abfurdeads. 

Very abſurdly. 

1 Perabſurde,adn, 

Somewhat abſurdly. 

'- r=. rr of 

Adſurdly againtt the yules of Gramay, 
1 Incongrue,incongruenter,adu, 
To Abule,cr miſuſe. : 

1 Abmor,violo,lgdo,malefacio,de- 
ludo,illudo, arcumduco. 

Abuſed. 


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ACC 


Abuſed, 2 Vidlatus,p. 

An a uſer. 

2 Violator,lndificator,m. 
An abuſe; 1 Abuſio, t.abuſus. 


A anteC. 


Academy, vide Vnizerſicie, 

To Accent,/ng tunably,cr pronownee 
truely, 1 Accino, 

Alt 4eeent oher a letter, 

1 Ac:entus,tonus,m.apex.f. 

A note «x marke , ſignifying dinerſe 
words to be proncunced wnder one Ac» 
cent. ! Hyphen, {ubunio, 4s quando- 
quidem,ſemper-lenitas. 

Accentins or true pronounting of 4 
wor, x Accentus,m. Profodia,f. 

To Acceyt,,nt hs in goed part, 

1 Accepto, i1 bonam pantem acct» 
p:0.4 qu bonique contulo, 

2 Exoiculor, 

To beascepred, 1 Acceptor, 


Accopt a ton of taking in good part ,at- 


ceptance, 1 Accepratio,f. 
Acceptable, x Graitus,pergratus,0P- 
tatus.accepw,p. acceptabylis. 
2 \micus,charus,plauſibilis, 
b.ls,ad vide deape; 10 

['o haue Acce7 vnts, 
1 Accedo,admittor, 2 Afpiro. 
Als ace [ſ* 0” comm” to, 
1 Aditus,m. admiſſo,aditio,f. 
AceeTiry to faulrgor culpable, 
Conſcus, M 
 Aﬀanis, culpe. 

Particeps, 
An Acctdent, or that which chan- 
ceth or happeneth, 

1 Accidens. 2 IntroduQio,f. 
An accident cr griefe ioyned with ſick- 
neſie, as head ache with an ague, 

1 Symptoma,n.paſlio,f. 
Accton,vide Attion. 
Accommodate, Accomodo,as, 
To accloy or cumbre, vide cumbre. 
To Accompany »7 goe with one. 
1 Comitor, comito, concomitor,ſo- 
cio,aſſocio,conſocio. 
2 Deduco, vide To goe together, fol- 
low and aſſeciate, 
Accompaviied, 
x Comitatus,$ociatus.p, 
He that accompameth, 
2 Dedugor,m. 
AN accompanymng. : 
1 Afſociatio,conſoclatio.f, 
1 FHinie, abſoluo, conficio , efficio, 
perficio,perago, exequor, ; 
2 Conſummo,complco, expleo,im- 
pleo,adimpleo, 
Accompliſhed, 
x Finitus, abſolutus, perfeQus, per- 
aus 


2 Conſummatus, completus, perſo- 
lutus, 


— 


An accompl'fbment, or accompliſbing. 
x FA 0.x a. MLS nant; 
7 {1 


1acuio,per- 

fund&tio,f. 

To Accompt, «x reckon. 

1 Computo, ſupputo,munera,anmis- 
o,ratiocinor,calculo 


mernh »: (ent 
band ) hb 


Ts nia ke euem accompt of receipts and 
expences, 

3 Pario. 

AN accompt, : 
1 Calenlus, computus,m, computu, 
n.computatio,ſupputatio, ratio,t. ra; 


1 Ratiuncula,f. 

Atable to cath accompt vpon. 

1 Abacus, abaculus,m. 

A book: of Accompts. : 

: Diarium,n Liber rationis, liber ra- 
tionarius,regiſtrunt,n. 

Billes of accompt. 

1 Litcre rationarie. 

A cattcr of acoovapts. 

! Calculator,rationarivs,rationator, 
computator,m. 

He that maketh euen accompts of 45 
mudch rec ined, as laid out. 

3 Paritor,m. 

Such acco nd. 

; Pariiof 

Free from giniug accompty. 

I logiftur,ancxerafine. 
Acc omptable. 

1 Computabilis, ad. 

Of,or belonging 10 accompts. 
1 Calcularis,rationarius,ad 


To Account, or effceme of. 

1 Aeſtimo, facio. 2 Pendo, duco, 
tribuo, contibuo, cum dat ; vide e- 
fterme. 

To make little accompt of. 

I Parut,Nihili-pendo. 

To make great account of, cr ſet nowch 


by. 

1 Magnifacio, vide efFceme. 

Of r.0 rccompt or eft;martion. 

1 Nihili,vilis.ad. deſpicatus,p. vide 
«Abiett. 

Of great accompr. 

: Magn. 2 Antiquus,ad. 

To Acco2d,or agree togetber. 

1 Conſentio. 2 Concino,conſeno,v. 
[4 onſent. 

To cauſe ts accord or make friends. 

1 Concilio,reconcilio. 

An actord,or agreement, vide agree- 
ment. 

Of one accord. 

1 Vnanimis,vnanimus, concors, ad. 
conlenr.ens,p. 

Of hu owne act ord. 

1 Vhro,Suapte,ſponte. 

According 4s. 

1 Prout, ficur. 

2 Quanium. 

(According 10. 

1 Inxta, fecundum,pro, vt pro mE+ 
11.0. 
A 3 


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According to appointment. 
1: Ex pa&o,ex com 


lizo,ex preparats. 
«Accord; ngly. 


ex propo- 


; 1 Congruenter, rite , mertto, fic 
adu. | 


VVith one accord. 


' 1 Voanimutcer, concorditer , adu.vno 


ere,vna Yoce,vno conſenſu, vao ani- 
mo, vna mente,pari vory. 

To account,vide accompt. 

To accumulate and heape tozether,vi : 


: Fo gathey on heaps,and heape together. 
s. 


T' accar [e, vide" 

Accoy Kev —_ 

Accloy, vide overcharge. 
Accurate, 

Accura'us. 

Accuratly, 

Accurate,adu. 

Accrew, 9* come vnto one. 
Accreſco,is,creſco,is,pervenio,is. 


{ Accroch, vide encr«ch. 
To Accuſe,oppenb,ov impeach. 


1 Accuſo, incuſo, infimulo, argue, 
cnminor, concriminor, culpo. 

2 Indico, as, inceſſo, compello, as, 
appello,as, now,ago,poſtulo,prodo, 


To accuſe one of ſome fault. 

1 Inſetoraliquem, vide ts appeach. 
To accuſe falſely. 

« Calumnior too 
tiſlo,& izo. 

To accuſe ſecretly. 

1 Detero. | 


» 2 ? ond 


Accuſed. 
1 Reus,ad. accuſatus, incuſas, ar- 
tps. 


2 Indicams,c p llatus.v. 
Accuſed {ec retly. 
1 Delatus,p, 


An _ 

r Accuſator,incuſater,diabolus. 

2 Index,proditor,m. 

A partakey with an accuſer, or plan- 
rife againkt one. 

1 Subſcriptor,m. 

A falſe accuſer. 

1 Calumniator,ſycophanta,m, 

Shee that cecuſerh falſely. 

1: Calunniatrix,t. 
A ſaborned accuſer. 

1 Immiſſarius,m. 
An an corrupted by the perſon ac- 
cCHWftT. 


1 Przvaricator,m. 
A [ecret acc uſer. 
1 Delator,m. 
vAn aceri/ation. ' 
1 Accuſatio, incuſatio, infimulatio, 
d.ca,f.indicium,n categoria,crimina- 
tio.f. 
2 Crimen,n. 
Afalſe cernſation. 
1 Calumnia,ſycophantiaF. 
A ſecret ocenſation. 
1 Delatio,delaturask. 
Pertaining 


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Pertaining to accuſation, 

x Accufatorius,ad. 

Ready to accuſe,or be accuſed. 
3 Criminoſus,ad. 

That vſerh to accuſe falſely, 

r Calumn . 

VVertby ts be accuſed, 

1 Accufabilis,ad, Acculandus,p, 
That whereby one accuſed, 
1 Acculativus,ad. 

Like an accuſer, 

1 Actuſatoric,adu. 

By falſe accuſing. 


| 7 Calumnivſe,ſpcophamice, adu, 


Te Accuſtome, 
1 Afﬀucfacio,coniuef. 
To be accuſtomed, 
1 Soleo.perfleo, aſſucſio,ſueſco,af- 
reli. s CAC ut FA, , Yide ro be 


CIOs 


wout, 


Men accuſtome themſelues. 


' 1 Aſkteſcitur, 


Net to be accuiFomed, 

1 Diſſoleo,infolen. 

To begin to be accuſtomed, 
3 Soleſco, 

Accuſtomed, 

1 Solitus, aſſuetus, conſuetns, aſſuc- 
«wwe 2 09 P« folem- 
nis,cre frequens, p. 2 Quoti- 
dianus, ordinarms, Priſt; = 
pervulgatus,p. Familiaris,ad. 

Not accuttorged. 

xz Infol 19.inſoli 1 | A ,inaſſue 
etus deſuetus,inuſitatus,p. 

An accuftomed trade. 

x Eratus,m. 

Accuttomably. 

1 Vſieare,perfolenter,frequtter, adi, 


Net ac cuſtemably. 
1 ” F ad A » ha to,ad 


The Ace peinr, vide point, 

To have an Acthe, vide ts «ke and to 
be griened. * 

«An ache. 1 Dolor,m, 

The ache of the ivints, 

: Artuum dolor. 

An extreame ache of 4 Bile, 

: Acſtus ylceris. 

Pricking aches. 

I Convulſiones,f. 

To Achieut?, or bring to paſſe. 

8s Potior, 107, obtineo, 

2 Gero, conficin, ago, perago, con- 
cludo,abfoluo,vt Rona conticere. 
To achieue his affaires, vide to accom- 


pliſh and abſolue. 


To be achicucd. x Geros, 
«Acinened. 


x Poticus, partus, profligatus, p. vt, 
igata vitoria 


Vittorie achieued. 

x Decurſus, aus, tranſaQus, conſe- 
Aus,p. vide accomplijbed. 

YAn achicucr. 

1 Confector,m. 

That hath achieued vifteries, 

1 Compos vitorarum. 


eſſe. 


compliſbing. 

Achicuing of. great matters. 

T . 

To Ac and confeſſe. 

I , Vide ts con- 
To acknowledge by conſtraint, 

1 Fatcor, vide to confeſſe. *. 

To acknowledge beſore an officer. 

1 Profiteor. 


Acknowledged. 
5 Agnitus,confeſſus,p..confeſorms, 


He that geknowledgeth. 

1 Contcſſus,p, 

An acknowledging. 

1 Apnitio,recognitio,f. 

To beare Fcoznes. 

3 Glandeo,glandes fero, 

Au Acorne. 

|| Glans,f.Balanus,m. 

"A little Acornc. 

: Glandula,glandicula,f. 

A kinde af Acorne as brgge 4s 4 little 
Nut, 

1 Condilomota. 

Full of .Acornes, 1 Glandioſus, 
Bearins Acornes,vide A1afte. 
Tobe Acquatnted. 

1 Converlor,noteſco,cunjungor, 


To acquaint ones ſelfe. 


Acquainted before. 

1 Przcognitus,p. vide knowne. 
Acquaintaice or Jam taritie. 

1 F liari ,conſuct d ,conjunKto, 
f.c e cum, 7 i, n. Vſus,m. 
vſura,notio,conciliatio,f. 

To Acqutt, 414 diſcharge. 

1 Selno,diffoluo,abloho,libers, 


2 Eximo. 


1 Acra,f. jungerum,n. Tugeris. 

Acre by oh I wage 
An Act or decree. 

7 Senatus conſultum, n. conſultum, 
conſtiutum, decretum, n. vide De- 
cree. 

An At or deed. 

1 A&io,f,atus, m.aQum,n, perpe- 
tratio,f. 

An Att worthy of praiſe, 1.Stema,n. 
Neble Atts. 1 .Geftane 
At,newer,or bufines done in the com- 
mon weale, 

1 Pragmaticum,pragma,n. 

A wicked alt vid: ahmunation. 

An attion,vide att and need, 


\ I Panc 


To eter an attion azainſt one, _. 

2 Dicam ono. conn 

An attion 16 reeouer thas which was 

appointed by the Tudge. 

1 AQio zitimatoria. 

A withdravne attion, 

1 Reſciſoria attio, 

An ation againft him that hath ſold 

a thing thas u bad,to cauſe hin to take 

3t againe, 

1 Attioredhibitoria. 

= forſaking of an attion, vide non- 
e 


ut 
, 07 nimblenefſe. 
oy 0 ns 


2 Dexterita We 
One expert in all kind of aFiuenes, 


LS w 


Attme or nimble. 
I ilis,gnavus.& navus,accintus, 
lie ay" ontinp eres 

2 Dexter, Actuarius,ad, vide nimble 
and _—_— 

Attmely. 2 Dextere,adu, 

Atuak, AQualis,le,adjec.in au, 
Acute, Acutus, ad. 


A anteD. 
Adaxe, or old /zeech.Adagium,n, 


An Adamant ſ(one,yide Stone, 
Anaw,i,aw«e, 

To Adde. 

1 Addo,appono,attexc, adjicio, al- 
ſero,adjungo, annedo, a(cribo, ſub- 
do,ſubjungo, ſubneRo, ſubtexo,refe- 
ro,injicio, vide 7s knit or zome, 

To adde more-over 

To adde or lay together, 

1 Coaddo,luperaddo, 

To adde m words,or ſpeaking 

1 Superdico. 

T be added. 1 Addor,accedo, 
(Added orromed to, 

1 Additus,adjunQus,p. 

Adiled to the number of others. 

1 Aſcriptitius,ad. 

Things added, 1 EpaQta,n. 

A thing added beſides the purpoſe, 

1 Parergum,n, 

An addition er addine te,a title. 
1 Ad{itio,accefſio,adjetio,f acceſ- 
ſorium,additamentuma.n appendix.f, 
ſupplementum,autarium,adje@ii.n, 
An addition in weight or meaſure, 

1 Maniſſa,f,additamentumn. 

An addttion of a tetter or ſyllable in 
the beginning of a word, 

1 Protheſis,f, 

In the middle. i Epentheſis,f, 

In the end, 1 Paragoge,f. 

An Adde r. 

1 Viperagf coluber,n,colubra. o 


— — OT. 


> — —— 


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DC_— 


ADI 


ADO 


ADV 


HE cms 


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A greene Advley dyeing to the colour 
of gold. 1 Pryas, 

Alders which fuinging @ man, cauſe 
him to dre ſleeping. 

1 les 


Aluile Adder, x Coluberculus,m. 
An Adders skm. 1 Ve natio,f, 

O;, »r belonging to Adﬀders, 

1 Viperinus,viperius,ad. 

An Addice, « Coopers infTrument, 
1 Harpaga, f. 

Alle Addice, 1 Dolabella,f. 
To Addict, or give him/elfe ro ſeme- 
what. 1 Addico, deyoveo, 
Additted, 

1 Devotus,devinQus,donatus,p. 
Add:tedl, or earneitly dilpoſet. 

1 Studiofbs, adv, vt Rugioſus com. 
modi, .add.ted to lu prefit, 

An ald:tt mg. 

1 Dicatus,m. dicatio,f, 

To adaoulſe or matizate with ſweerne?, 
vide mitigate and allay. 

To Add2efſe, or make readie, 

1 Apto,paro. 2 ptgcingo,accingo, 
To be adiareſſed. 2 Accingor, 

An Adhzcerent or portuer. 

1 Particeps,ad, 

Ancling. Princeps, m. 
Adiacent,at;acens.ntis. 

An Adfcetinr, 1 Ad;etivum, n, 
An AdicFiuc ioyn d with ſome Subs 
ſtannme to fin fie ſire qualitie there- 
of. 1 Epicheton,n. 

An Adi lerue male of a Gerund, 

1 Gerundivum,n. 

Adew,or farewell. 1 Vale,valcto, 
To Antotne. 1 Adjungo., 

Next adiainirg,or lytug to, 

1 Adjacens,p.affipis,ad. adjunAus,p. 
vide 'Bordering. 

To Antourne, pt off for a ſeaſon. 
1 Comperendino, vide 'Delay and 
prolo 2, 

Adiewned,or deffrred. 

1 Comperendinus,ad. comperendi- 
natus,p, 

Ad ournement, 
Comperendinatio,adjurnatus, 

To Adidge,” determine of, 

1 Adjudico, dijudico, decerno, vide 
Iudge ard cetermie of. 

Adiuzdget or determined of. 

1 Adjdicatus,p. 

An add ging or determirtrg of. 

1 Adjudicatio, f. 

An aMdle Eg2e, vide Egge. 
Addle,vide il or corrupt. 

An adiunt. Adjunttum,&i,n, 

T» adiure Adjero,as. vide Conivre, 
Admraſurem:m. Admen.ratio, 

To Abminifter , or elicits a mans 
cauſe, 1 Adminiſtro, procuro, 

An admiritfFrat on, or admin SFrirg. 
1 Adminiftratio, procurauo, crdina- 
tio, f. 

An a{minsTFrator, oy he that hath the 
handling of ay Vuſfi.efſe. 


1 Adminiſtrator, precurator , m. 
trix, f. 

An Anmtrall of the ſeas. 

1 Claſſis prcteQus,t m. 
The Adimurall. mp, or office of the Ad- 
mirall, 1 Thalaſhatchia,f. 

To Admire, or wonder ar. 

1 Admiror,faſpicio,v.t wond:r,aud 
maruaile, 

Admired,or wondered at. 

1 Admirarus,p. 

An admmration,or wond:Ting. 

1 Admiratio,f. ſuſpequs,m. 
VVorthie admiration. 

: Admirabilis, ad. admirandus, ſuf. 
piciendus,p. * 


To Admit, or take vnts. 

1 Adritto, aſcri ilco,reOpio, 
ſaſcpio, 

To admit often. 1 Suſcepto, 
Admiſ ion. Admilſio,onis,f. 


Admnt :t beſo. 

1 tſto,fac, cum infinr. 
Admntted,or taken unto. 

1 Admitlus, aſcitus, acceptus,recep- 
tus, liiſceptus,p. vide entertained. 
Admtrtion, or m'n ling. 

1 Admixtio, vide Mungl.ng. 

T» AdmontH. 

1 Monev,ddmoneo, v. warne, 
Admomibed,or warned, 

1 Adronitvs p. 
A+ Admonitton. 

1 Admonitio, F. admonitns, m. ad- 
monitum, przceptum,n. parznelis,f. 
That may be ad1onihed. 

1 Mmmibilis,ad, 

To Annihilate,s bring to nought. 

1 Adnaihilo. 

Much Ador,or great fire. 

1 Tumultus,turba,f, v.d;ffurbance. 
Adoleſcence, vide youth. 

To adopt,or chult one for anheire. 

1 Adopto in filium,arrogo. 

To adopt againe. 1 Readopto. 

An a1cpted child. : 

1 Adopratus, p. adoptivus, adopta- 
tives acoptitins.ad. 

The fone of one that us adopted. 

1 Adoptatitius, ad. 

An adopter,or he that makgth another 
his owne by adoption. 

1 Adoptator,tn. 

An adoptiongor e'eing for an he yeby 
will, «x gtft. 1 Adoptio, adcptatia, 
3 Afhliatio,f. 

To ADoLe, or worſhip, 

1 Adoro, vide wertip. 

An adorer,or worjhipper. 

1 Adoratur, cultor, m. 

An ad rat: onger worſh pping. 

1 Adoratio,cultus,m. 

To Anome.or vearfi . 

1 Adozno, percrmo, expoho,perpo- 
lis, condecoro, venuſto, conceleþro 
2 Compono, apparo, illuſt;zo, hone- 
fto, como 

T. ad. rne and comp: Tſe about, 

A3 


- 


1 Redimio, vt, cedimire tempora, 
lauro. 

To adorne and compaſſ: the head with 
garland: of Bay, vide to deckebeauts- 
fie,and garn;jb, 

«Adlorned decked,or trimmed. 


I Ornatus,a 4 t , " $,p0- 
litus, perpolitus , excultus, limatus, 
comptus. 

Ts Advance,or extoll. 


1 Etfero, extollo,attollo, magnifico, 
commendo. 2 Eveho,eri 


promos 
_ provcho, protullo, vide to ex- 
foil. 
To adlwance ones ſ[elfe as high as anther 
1 A 


To be aduanced, 1 Bxiſto, 

Aduanced,ny preferred. 

1 Celfus,excelius,ad. auAus, clarus, 

magnificatus, 2 Evectus promotus, 

proveRus, ſublatus,p. vide extolled. 

An adwanchy g,or ex! elling. 

1 Magnificatio,f. 

Sduarcement. 

2 ProfeQus, aſcenſus, m. foruna,& 

fortunz,arum,f. 

To adyance, v. boaſt ard brag. 

Advantage, «x garne. 

1 Lucrum, &7 lum, en 

tum,n, vulitas,commoditas, f. com- 

pendium,n. frudtus,m. 

Ad nantage aboue mealuye. 

: Mantilla,f, additamentum,Corol- 
rum,n, 

That u let or ſet for ad uantage,or gaine 

1 Meritorius,ad. 

That bringeth a1uant egegor gaine. 

1 Lucrauvus,ad. 

Requtted with ad uantage. 

1: Fznetatus, p. vt fxncratum bene. 

ficium., | 

VVth a/nmmtige. 1 Fancrato,adv. 

To Adventnur*7,onterpy { cfſayo 

: Audeo,ſuſcipio,aggrcdior. 

That will adu:ntwre. 

1 Auſurus,p. 

AR aduenturer. 

1 Ardaculus,periclitator,m. 

An aduenturme,or al[layine. 

1 Periclicatio: vide four. 

An odurnturous att. 

1 Auſum,n. vide Exterpr:/e. 

Aduentar cus. 

1 Andax,ad. vide Bold, 

Aleet tobe ad mentured. 

1 Atdendus,Þ. 

Aduenturouſly,or beld'y. 

I AudaQer, audaciter, confidenter, 

temere, adv. 

Adxent, Adyentus. 

Adventure, o- chance. . 

: Accidentia, f. caſis,m. 2 Ala, f. 

vide Chance. | 

At aduenturetr by charces 

1 Forſan,forfitan, fone, fortaſle, for- 

taſſis.fortuito, adv. torte turtuna. 

An Adverbe., 

1 Adverbium, n. 


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Adutre 


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, rpc: R 

To be a» Adverſart?, 

z , renitor , vide To be a- 
ganſt. 

An aduerſarie, or hee that contendeth 
with one. 

1 Advcrſarius, antazoniſla, adveria- 
tor,m. 

An aduer/arte,or enemie. 

1 Diabolus, Satan, Satanas,m, vide 
Enenue, 

Aduerſaris,or againſt. 

1 Advertarius,ad. vide Aga'nf. 
Adv:ritie, 9 ca/anwrie, 

« Adverſitas, miſer, infedlicitas, f. 
adverfa,orumu. | 


Adveriz, 
Res Ak 
Laſſz. 2 Procella. 
Anguſtia,nubes,nox,f. vide Miſerie, 
afjl cf;on, and pouertie, 
C aft dorne with aduerfitie. 
1 Aflittus. 2 Deje&us, proſtratus, 


Jacens,P. : 
Anyycrt,vide Marke. 


T- Advertiſe, or giue knowledge, 
212 C 'y ciO, emoro.do- 


3 Intimo,vide ro admeni{h,aduſe,and 
Ware, 

To be aduzrtifed,or warned. 

2 Commonefkio,preſcio,reſciſco, 
(Atuertiſed. 


warnings 
T- Adviſe, ccunſell, or gine adza(e, 

: Conſulo, confulto, cum dat. per- 
ſuaileo, adhurtor , vide 70 aduert;ſe, 
counſell,exhort,and peſrvade. 

To 44utſe or aviſe before hand. 

1 Pramoneo., 

To be akiſed. 1 Sapio. 

To take aduiſtm;ent. 

1 Cenfulo,confulto.delibero. 

They take aduiſemnt. 

+ Deliberatur,conſulitur,impe, 

To atke aduiſe.. 
| x Conſulo,confilto,cum ac. 
It behoueth v3 to take acuſement, 

1 Conluko opus elt, 

VVell adurſed. 

1 Sobrius, ad. circumſpeans, conli- 


— # 


1 Deliberatus,claboratus,cvigilar?,p. 


| Thar which uw done without aduiſe- 


ment. 
1: Tumuluarjus,inconſultus,ad. vide 
« aſh. 

w that raketh adia/cment. 

1 Dcliber alwr,,.s 


deratus,p. 
Done with aduiſement or deliberation. + 


2 —_ 


. 4 Nec 


He that giueth,or a«keth aduiſement, 
I Cconſulor,m. 

An askmg,or taking of adui/e. 

1 Conkutatio, f. 

Aduiſe or counſell, 

3 Sementia.f. judicium,n. 
Atrbitratus,m. arbitrium,n. 

2 Autoritas, f, animus,m, cenfio,f. 
vide Counſell. 

<Adut ment, or deliberation. 
+ CircumſpeRtio,circumſpicientia, 
circumipe@tus, m. confideratio, con- 
fiderantia, obfervatio. 2 Ruminatio, 
notatio, f, vide Counſell and Delibe- 


ration. 


VVithout aduſements 

1 Murci . 

Aduiſed'y, or with deliberation. 

: Conlulte,conſult6,cogitate,cogita- 
to, circumipeae, te, Caute, 
ftudioſe, mdicato tate, Pa- 


rate, perſpicaciter, dili , COpNta- 
tim, of er pk ym C.IC- 
ligioſe.adu. 

Adulation, vide Flatterie, 

L Adul go—_ tupror 
l k teror Y 
conſtupro,ma.chor,mcochi 

To d*file with adulterte. 

2 Temero,vide to Raniſb. 

To be defiled with adulterie, 

1 Adulteror. 

At adulterer. 

1 Adulter, Mcchus, ſtuprator, con- 
ſtuprator,m. pellex,com.g. 

An adaltrefie. 

1 Adultera, mecha, f, pcllex, c. g. 
ſuccuba,t. 

Adu'terie, or rawihing of women. 

1 Adulcrium,Rtuprum,n, pellicatus, 
m. Macha, f. 2 Furtum,n. 
(Adulterous,cr giuen ts adulterie. 

1 Stuproſus, ad, 

\Aduiteraevide Counterfeit. | 
An Advocate, #r Counſellour in the 
Lav. 

1 Advoca 
dicus,(y di 
precatoc,m. 
An aduowſon, or rewerſion of a ſpirt- 
twall promotion, 1 Advocatio,f. 

To advow,or avew. Advoco. 
Aduſt, Aduſtus,a,um. 


A ante F 


Afeard. vide Afaid. 
Aﬀabilitie, x AFabilitas, f. vide 
Genneneſſe, 
Afﬀable,or courteens in ſheaking, 
1 Aﬀabilis,comis,ad. 
Aﬀably, 1 Aﬀabiliter , adv, vide 
ently,or courteenſly. 
fares, or tuſin:ſſe- 
1 Res, f, neger.tum, CUmmercum,n. 
curz,t. pragmayli. 
Ungent aff re, or buſmeſſe, 
tates,t, 


patronus, aQor,cauſi- 
cletus. 2 Orator, 


"> 


| Ana rn. 


To mene Aﬀection, 1 Aſkcio, 
Aﬀetted. 1 Aﬀectus, animatus, ha- 
bitus, 4, 

\Aﬀ-Aton,or natur ill motion, 
 AﬀeQio, f, atfe&us, m. pathe, f, 
pathos,m. 

He that u without affet;on, 

1 Apathes,m, 

Voidneſſe of afſeFicn. 

1 Apathia,f. 

He that us ewill ofſeFroned. 

1 C ms,m. 
Euil affeftion, 1 Cacozelia, f, 
Carnal affettion, vide Luft. 

That moueth affedion, 

I —_— 

That # eaſily affeFF;oned to any thing. 
I flo of "R"OI8 


To Aﬀect, or ſet ones mind ypon. 

1 Aﬀecto. 
Aﬀe tat ion,or curious deſire of « thmg 
which nature hath not giner, 

1 Aﬀedatio,f. 

Too much affeftated. 

2 Putidulis,ad. vide Curious, 

A latle affetated. 


2 1 
VVith roo much affefF ation. 
2 Putide,ady, 


He that nffianceth his daughter in ma» 
riage, 1 Sponſor,m. 


«Affrnncing , or betrathins, j 

1$ ja,orum,n. Tcponfutio. . 

A ance,or confiderce. 

A $ ia,f, vide Confidence, 
e,albance, or kinme by marri- 

age. 1 Affinitas, f. if apron 

To Aﬀeirme, #7 aſſure. 

1 Affirmo, afſero,aſlenero,teſtor,at. 

teſtor, conteſtor, perhibeo, autumo. 

2 Anno, defendo, aſlruo, conſtabi- 


lio. 
To affirme boldly, vide ts auouch, 
Afﬀrmed. n Athrmaits, py 


I Femats afrmativg,adv. 

To Afficttrouble,or moleſt. 

1 Atfipo, afflito, crucio, excruicto, 
infeſto, 2 Inſefor, —_— perie- 
quor, premo, occ:do, mactu, vide ro 
vexe.trouble,and moieſt. 

Aﬀuted,or vexed. 

1 Afi&ns. 2 Quaſſatus, vide vexed. 
An cffifer. 

+ Aficator,vexator,m. 
Afſuftiom,o: moleFFation, 
1 A4ffliao, f, affliQus, crocs, m. 
2 Crux, f, vide vexation and irou- 
ble. 

Afuence,vide Aboungaxce, | 


Cy _ 


Afere, vide Before, 


Aﬀee- 


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AFR 


AGE 


AGR 


Aﬀerreurs, Afﬀeratores, 
To affoerd ;n ſeling. 
1 Vendo, vt, Non tantulo 
vendere: 1 cannot affoord u at [0 little 
a pie, 
Ts affoerd or y:eld, 
: Keddo,retribuo,niniſtro, 
To make Airatn, or aftard, | 
1 Terreo, perterreo, terrefacio,terri- 
to,terrifico,horrifico,expauctacio, 
To make afrad farre off, to tharre, or 
Fare away, 1 Þroterreo., 
To wax af«i4, x Paueſco. 
To 6e «ftaid, x Timeo,vereur,paue 
co,metuo,formido,reformido, 
2 Conſterno, conſternor, langueo, 
langueſco,dubito, vide to fexre, 
To be afraid before the harms, 
1 Preformid une 
To be aff uid often, 1 Panito, 
T'2 be ſor: afraid, 1 Expaueo, expa- 
uelco « p elco,perume ,ex hore 
reo, perhorreſco. 
To maze halfe afraid, 1 Subterreo. 
T» be halfs aftard, 1 Subtuneo. 
Afaid, or afeard. 2 Territus, pener= 
rizus, deterritus, veritusy p. pertrepi- 
dus,ad. 2 Languens, p. 
Made aff ai4, 1 Exaninatus,p, 
Somewhat afraid, 1 Trepiduius, ad. 
Nothing afraid, 1 Intepudus, impa- 
mdus, ad, 2 Inconcuſlus, p. vide 
Beld, 
Afrsy, Conflicus, 

y, Or NOW agames 
1 Dein:egro, vide Againe, 
After. 
x Pult, pr, 
\After,or behind, 
x Pone,pr. 
After, or accordiny tc« 
1 Secundum, pr. vide According, 
A little after, Paulopolt. 
Aﬀtery,or afterward. 
1 Poſt, poſtea,cxin,dein,deinde,mox, 


After a while, - 

1 Poſlmods, poſtmodiim, av. 

Hereafter, 

1 Polthac,poſthinc,porrs,impoſte- 

rum,det 

One after another, 

: Alternus, ads alterne, a'ternatun, 

invicem, gradatimady, ex ordine. 

That commeth after, 

: Poſters,vl, 

(After nune,thine, or his faſhon. 

1 Meo,tno, ſro,more, Metum,tua- 

tim, ſuatim, adv. 

After tha fajvon. 

z Lic, perinde, adv. Hunc in mo- 
m 


«After the [ame (ort 44. 
x Quemadmodum,adv. 
Afternoonc,vide N oo, 


A ante G 


Arainc, r Ierum, denud, rurſus, 
rurſum, deumtegro, exumegro, abumte- 
gr9. 3 lerato,adv. 

Ag4bne and ag ame. 

1 Iterum atque irerum, Etiam atque 


or, 
L + 2 All- 


enor, 1 vide 70 Refi 

Ts be one againſt another, 

1 Colldor. 

Again#}, or contrarie to. : 

1 Adverius, adve: ſum,contra,in cum 
accuſ, przter, ob in comp. 

Ouey,or right agoinf. 

iE regione, ex adverlo. 

(Again#F one in meeting. 

1 Obviam,ad, 

Tobe Agalt,” amared, 

1 Stupetio, v..Aſtenijhed and rf 2d. 
Agaſt,cr avajbed, 1 SrupetaQus,p. 
To be ag2d,or wax old, v, to be old. 
An Age, 1 EXtast. 

Infancre, or the age wntill ſeuen yeres, 

1 Intantia,f. 

An mfant,or one of that age. 

1 Intans,com g. 

Childhood, or the age from ſeuen to 
foureteene, 1 Pucritia,f. 

(A boy, or one of that age, 1 Puer,m, 
Youth, or the age from foureteene to 
twentie eight, 1 Adoleſcentia,f. 

A youth, or one of that age, 

1 Adoleſcens,com.g. 
M anhood,or - ccoons, 1 twenty erght 
to fiſtie, 1 Juventus, f. virilis,& con- 
tans ztas. 

A yong man of that age. 1 Tuvenis. 
The age from fiſtie to ſenentie. 

I Gravitas,f. 

An Elderly mar,or one of that age, 

1 Senior, 

The age from ſcuentic to death. 


I . 
An old man of that age. 

1 Senex, com.g. 

Extreams old age, or the end of thu 
age, 1 Senium, n, etasdecrepita. 

A very old man,ov one of that age, 

1 Senex decrepitus. 

Of or belonging to old age. 

1 Senilis,ad. 

Tac age of fourt-ene in men,and twelue 
in wemen, 1 Pubertas,cphebia, f. 
One of that yeres, 1 Ephebus,m. 
Non-age,or v1 dey age. 

1 Xtatula,minoritas, 3 Parvitas,#. 
An agc,or terme of an budred yercs. 

1 Seculum, zvum,n, zras, 

Full growne in age. x Adultus, ad, 
Azed. 1 Ferſenex, longzvus, gran- 
dzvus, grandis natu, provecus ztate. 
2 Grand.uſculus, maturius, ad, vide 
Old. 

A4 


Great age, 

1 Longevitas,grandevitas,f. 
Of the jame age,or time. 

1 Cogvur, co2rancus, gQUEvIs, CON 
temporaneus, ad. 

That u of one yeres ages 
s Hornus,h fl 


his. ad 


Of the firit age. 

1 Primevuiad, 

The third 4 

i: Tr g onia af + 

The ſtate of an age 07 time, whether it 
be aduerſitre or proſperitie. 

2 Sena, f. 

Agedly, 1 Seniliter, veruſte,ad, 

In this age. 1 Hodie,ad. 

An Agent, or docr, 

I $,p.4 or,m, 

Hy: —— or make moye than 
the mail is» 1 AgSravO, agpero,as, 
Cxaggero, 2 Exajpero. 

Aglitic,or nimbleneſſe, vide Aﬀine, 
Axitable, oy that er 6-44 be me 
wed or toſſed, 1 Agita ad. 
An Aalct, or berle plare of any met- 
tall. 1 Bracteola,f. brateohum,n, 
An aglet cy tag of @ point. 

: Lieula,f, 

Li 


Lips i > Cu, 

i 

1 —_— 

An Agnatle,or corne growing on the 
f 

1 Prerygium, vide Corne, 
Agnition. 


oes. 

1 Agnitio,F, ; 
Aroe, or before this time. 

1 Abhinc, vt, duobus abhinc annis 
domum redijt, He came home agame 
we yercs agoe, 

A while aguee 

1 Iamdudum,ad. 

Twe dates agoe, vide Day. 

An Axonie,or grief. 

1 Agona,f, angor,m. 

Agreat, or all together. 

1 Vniverſe,adv. conjuntim omaia, 
To take a were agreat, 

: Opus faciendum redimo, integrum 
opus ſuſcipio, 

He that taketh works agreat. 

1 Redemptor, m. 

The taking of worke agreat. 

1 Redempwira,redemtio,f, 

A eveat deale, vide Much, 

To Axrec,.ſſent,or yeeld wnto. 

: Aſſemio,afſentior, aftipulor. 

2 Anmuo, :cclino, re{pondeo, fubſcr- 
viogfaveo,acqueſco,v- 18 Conſent. 
To anrce all together, or to be of one 
my d, 

1 Conſentio, vide to Conſent. 

To agree vpon. 

1 Condico, vt, condixerunt indu- 
cus, 

They greed ypon 4 rice, 

They agree in vi.e (wie, 


1 Con- 


— 


© — 


wi 


AID 


ALA 


1 Concino,cuncento. 

3 Symphoneo,as. 

To agree and helpe one another. 
4 Conjuro. 

To appeaſ-,0r make to agree, 

1 Compono, 

To 101ne meet ,or make things agree. 
1 Apto,vnio. 

To be at ogrecment oy at apoint. 
1 Concordo,vide to conſent. 

It u agr:-ed of, oy-ypon. 

x Conſentitur,contiat, imperl. 
To be agreeablegonvertimt,or fit. 
1 Competo,convenio,aptor, 


2 Qu 
Azreed. 

1 Convenus,concordaus,p. 
Agrced vpon. 

1. Patus, tranſaRus, preſticutus,de- 
caſus,p.pactitus,ad. vt,cellatio pugn# 
padiitia.. A refþ1t of war agreed pon. 
Agreemg. c 

1 Concors, ,ad , 
conſonans. 


2 Quarans,conſpirans, reſpondens, 
p aptatus,ad. 


of agreemg, 
i bi junQus,p. 


| Agrceablent (ſc , conformitie, ar con- 
v-niencre. 1 Convenientia,conformi- 
tas , CONgruentia, CONSTUAS, CUMPE - 
tentia,f. 
Agreement ,or con ent.x Conſenſus,m 
conſenfio, Fconditum,n concemt?,m 
concentio, vnanimitas,cuncordia,co- 
ſpiratio,f conſpirat®,m confgd: ratio, 
tranſaQio,vnio,vnias, compolitio,t, 
vide conſent. : 
Agr -em mt ,0r Couenart,v1: conenart, 
An agreement.or r:cancaling, Vide as 
tonem?nt. 
Arr. ement, or propoytion in meaſu- 
ring. 1 Symimetriaf. 
' An agreement make. 1 TranaRor, 
m.vide 2 Teacemaer. 
| Accorany to agreement, 
1 Fx compaQto Ex paQto. 
! Agrze.blz,or conven ent.1 Compar, 
; cenlonus,conzruus,conientaneus,ad, 
CONVEN/EnS,P Aptus,cogratus,z Gra- 
tus,ſecundus,ad. 
Agreeably. x Competenter,congru- 
entcr,adu.with oe record. 
Acriſc,:17:.d A Troted,:lozed. 
Tobe ficke of an Axute, 
1 Febrico,fcbricito, 
Sicke of an age, 
I FebrieaFbeickin.p. 
An aru,or ſeier, 1 Febuis,f, 
A little feury ov a7ue. 
1 Fe\icvh,f. 
(An arure, hoe heat beginneth in the 
ſhirt oftheh-artycotimung commyn» 
ly out on? ay 
1 Fphemeratcbris, vel diaria. 
Sn 207," hoſe 2.4 begmneth #1 the 
{l-u1 0! th- hearts 
r SynaCirus,m, 


— 


A conſuming ague whoſe heate begin. 
neth in the btn of the heart. 

1 Hedica,f. 

An ame comming by fits. 

1 Febrisintermittens. 

3 Intcruallata febris. 

A quotidian cgue that commeth once 
eu rie day. 
2 Amphe q 2 
A tertian age that commeth enery 
other day, 1 Truea, terciana. 
Aquortan ague that commeth euerie 
th rdd-y. 

1 Tetartea,quartana, 

That hb uth aquart an 1gut. 

1 Quartanarius,ad. 

A burning ague. 

1 Cauſus,cauſon,pyrtetus,typhus. 
An ague r:ſmg of fleame. 

1 Epiala,epialcs. 

Avchement agur, cauſing an inflam- 
ma'ton m the mouth. 

1 Empliyſodes. 

A fit of an aque. 

I 7 as wn p 

A ſbiu:rtng or ang fit of an a& us. 
I _ W” x 
Tae ſhace betweene the fits of an agues 
1 Apyrexia. 

One /ubrelt to an 

1 Febriculoſus,ad. 

Of, or pertainmg to an ague. 

1 Febrilis,ad, 


A ante H 


Ah,a/:-. x Ab,hei,heu,atat, 

To Atn, or helpe. x Auxilior, Opitt» 
lor, juvo, aiminiculor, adminiculo, 
adjuvo, adjut, fuccurro, cum dat: 
ſuppetias, opem, awxilum fero, aſſi= 
ſto, 2 Sabvenio, cum dat: ſublevo, 
clero, allevo, aipirv, cum dat: fu- 
ſtento, ſupporto, navo, cum dat: ful. 
co, fixfulcto, adfium. vide to defend, 
To ad together, 

1 Coadjuvo, 

To ſtand by,readie to atd if need be. 
Subſidior. 

Aidgor belpe. 1 Auxilinm,fabfidium, 
adminiculum, n. ſuppetiz,opts,vpe- 
ra, f, adjungentum, coadjumentum, 
juvamen , adjicorwm, prefidum. 
2 Suffragium. 

Ad inoattale, as when one ( owntrey 
belperh another. 

1 Symmachaa, £. 

He that ſo a:deth inbattaile. 

1 Symmachus,m. 

An atder, or helper, 

1 Auxilia or, adjutor,prees,ſocius, 
2 Saſtcatitor. z Ad 
tix,f vide Def der. 

He tha: arletb tog they. 

1 Coadjutor,m. trix,f, 

One. ordained 4 be an a'fe to 1r0- 
they, 1 Frakd ativs, arxibarius , 
ſubſiiarius, m. 


a nn 1. 


ulator,m. 


VVhat Atleth thee ? 

1_Vevales? Quid terurbar ? 

Ts Aumne, or /cucl. 

1 Collimo,coltineo,d rigo. 
A:med, 1 Cpllimatus,dueQus,p. 
Aime,or leu ll. 

1 Collimatio,directio,F. 

To Aire,or blow through. 

: Inipuo. 

To are byeath, wr oye. 

1 Exlicco.ye. lodices exficcare. 

To arre,oy breath ſheets, 

To a'r!,v ide Perfumes 

Are, one of the foure Elements, 

1 Aer, Acther,m. Aura, Aethera,f, 
Of the Aire, 

1 Aereus, Aerius, Acthereus, Acthe- 
ris, ad. 

In tbe aire, vide abr» ad, 


A arte K 


To Ake, 1 Doleo, condoleo. 
An akmg tooth, vide Tooth, 
An akhorne, vide Ariyne. 


| Anaker, vide an Aore. 


A ante L 


Alabaſter, x Alabaſirum, n. Ala- 
ſtrites, m. 

An Alabaſter boxe. 

1 Alabaſter,m. Alabaſtrum, wyro- 

thecium, n. 

Alacritie, 

Alacricas,atis,f, 

An Alarwn, or watchword, ſheving 

the neereneſſe of the enemres, 


1 Claſlicum,n, tefſera, f. 


Alas. 

1 Ah,hei,heu.chen,ch,ve. 

Alas for ſhame. 

1 Proh dedecus, Proh pudor. 
Alas for pittie, 1 Hen, 

Alas for ſerrow. 1 Prohdolor. 
Alate,or of late. 

1 Nupcr,modo, vide /at6. 

To Alay, er mitigateyor mmgle. 

1 Tempero,minuo,comempero,vide 
fo aſſuoge. 

To Alay wine with water. 

1 Diluo. 

Al aid wine, vide VVine. 

Somewhat cla:d, or ſomewhat mixed, 
1 Meraculus, ad. 

An Flbe that Popiſy Proefts w/e to 
weare, 17 odcris,f. 

Alcymte. Alcy mia,z,f, 

* Aleym'ſt. Alcymiſta,z,m. 
Alber,vide #libench, 

A: Alncrman. : 

: Decurio, ®cnator, Patricins.m., 

The Ald«y1nos Bench, «v ( ouncell- 
hew't. 1 Senatus,m. 

An Alderm1' 3 Kobe vide R' be, 
Alcermantite. 

1 <enatuiic,patricie,ady. 


A'dey. 


gw 


” ——— 
wm 
- 


ALT 


ALL 


ALO 


— — — 


Aldey,i.only, chiefe. 

An Alder :rce. x Alnus,f 

An alder bed where aldeys grow, 

1: Alnetwm,n 

A lembick,vide a fillarorie, 

1 Cerviſia illupata. 

Zyrhus illypatns, 

Zythum illvpatum. 

New ale,ov ale m corner. 

2 Muſtum,n. 

Strong ale, 1 Cerviſia primaria, 

Small als. 

1 Cerviſia tznuis, & (ecyndaria, 

Stale ale. 1 Cerviſia _ 

An alchouſe. 1 CINE cervi- 

frarium, n, popina, f, vide Jane ard 

Tanerne. 

An A'chrew.v, *x Cervifiarins,m, 
A Quarter,or burden of Ale. 

3 Pandonum,n. 

Pertaining to an A: 'thouſe, 

1 Po 

i berde length. 
Al:ance,vide allarce. 

An Altant, or franger. 

1 Exterus, externus, alenus, peregri- 

nus,aliengen®,ad.alemgena,com. g. 

To Alienate, ofrange, or wihdyav 
om 

1 Alieno, abalieno 

2 Aveno,avoco. diſtraho, 

To al:enate or ſell away, y. to ſell and 

put away. 

To be alienated,ot eftranged, 

1 Alienor,abalienor. 

Alenatcd, etronged, or withdrawne 

pom, 1 Alerns,ad, alienatus,ver- 


;< 1sgcſtraQtus,/p. 


An alienation, effrangie, oy panning 
aVy.. 1 Alteratioadiſtradtiv,t. 
An al:8(arron of thommde 
1 Paracope,ft. 
To Alirhr eff -# horſe. 
1 Defil'o,detcenJoequio, & ex equo- 
{| kc,vide like. 
Aline, 1 Superſtes, vide lwwing- 
All, the who lex 1 Olnni, tome, val- 
vertus,cunus, 
All in number. 
1 Omnes <" ynira lin pt. 
All and everie one. 
1 Omnis,cnos, vniverſie,quiſque, 
vruſquiſque, ſingulus,ſinguli. 
Thar # alt rm all ar very | 1911 49 w1th 
one, Perfami! tals. ad, 
To Alrdge, cr /ty / or Hanſel, 
t Al lego,as, protero, x Prazendo,In- 
{cro, 
To alledse an cxcuſs, 
1 Ca1for. 2 Aﬀero,fubjicio, 
To all-dge on- 45 @% mots 1 Ci 
To alledge mal.tiouſly and ſy 
agat ft ene. 1: Calumaor.:* 
An Alteration, 1 Ategaiof. : 
Af ol. 7 olts 14/10, 1. Calaumniaf; 
46 Ifl2xa: te, 7 AllezoraF 
Alive VIC LY. 1- Allegorie- ada, 


a Alley,or » nz fo ; walke mm. 


an atorium, n. vide Arbour ad 
Galerie 
Te Ally,or afociat. 2 Conjungo. 
Alb aree, or kt dyed by mariage. 
: Afﬀfnitas, 2 Propinquitas, 
Allied 10,07 kin ty mayiage. 
1 Afﬀns.. 2 Propinquus.ad conjun- 
Qus,devinus,p. 
A —_ wa law. 1 $ogcr,m. 
A ſtepfather. 1 Vincus,m. 
Aſonne in law, » Gener,m. 
MA ſtep ſonne. 1 Privignus,m. 
A moth-y in law. 1 Socrus,F. 
A ſtepmothey. 1 Norecag. 
A - we in _ ; Nur r 
A ſtep d er, 1 Privign iona,t. 
RR law , oy brother to ones 
bubard. 1 Leuir,iri,m. 
A fit. r inl aw,or wife 11 ones brother. 
r Glog,ris,f.. + 
To Allot,aſiiqne,or appoint- 
1 Impono, Delego, as, vt. me hnic 


ne ono delegauie. & mihi hoc argv- 
euaratenY 4 


He haih alls! ted me to thu butfenes. 

To be allotted _—_— to r-mee by lor. 

1 Sortior, vt, ſortior meviſtratum. 7 
am allotted to an office. 

Sortior ad pernam. 

1 am ollotred to punt (ment. 

To Allow, Inkbeogorte figgs- 


roatribus. 2 


gy nr rr one bath to 


lute on,as ſchollers commons. 

nh. 

To Allow,or 

1 Probo,app comprodo. 
ACCIPIO,Accepto, recipio,agnolcn, 

porn ten. cr 5 vide ofſcnt 

 Tabealtwaed, by 

1 Acccptor,comprobor, 


(Allowed or ; oppro owed, 


1 Rams, provams, approbatus, Te..' 


Rams,F xavduns,p v.appromd, 
_—_ «ble, c amend able, *r approve - 


i goo Wi Tn Sa CIS 
tn5,p prob :bils,acceptabilis.ad. 

2 Agnetcendes.p; 
Ta Allure, role.or ence (©. 
1 Alliciogill:cio,pellicio.alleRo,ille- 
Qo,puledr, folicyr, & apud poetas 
ſoilicuoalkeefacin, 2 Irrenogunvito, 
jneico fecuco, nduco,advaco, trahn, 
duco NOVED, mpizpencibey kubin.. 
vie » 
To allure fe nth. 
1- Prolide,clico,proleto, cleto,c» 
voco 
To allure with fareprom (is. 
1 Rlandbor eluloginſe. 
Alturedgr om þ ds - ; 
'1 Allectus,ilc@tus. ; 
-aTQ ci conclianiyp. 
Arcturrarnl 4 r,or thas re che 
, 1:ſeth, 


_= 


1 Ullx,illecebroſas,ad. alliciens, ils 
ciens,p alleivus,ad. alleRor, ſolici. 
tar, ſedudtor, m. 


An alleremert ,or entiſermnent . 
: Illecebra,t. illetamentur,n. 
Blanditia, Cland 
2 Iivitamentum, incitamentum Jle- 
nocinium,illcwum,n. 
_— or able to cntiſe, 
23 Syrenic 
Allaringly, eruntifinely. 
1 Illecebros?. 2 Syrenic?,adu, 
To Allude, oy ſpecke thai bath ſome 
reſþctt,or y: Latin to a thing. 
1 Alludo,refpicio. 
An alluſion. 1 Alluſio,f. 
An alluſom t 0 the name of ey thing. 
1 Agnominatio,f. 
' An almanack, vide Calender. 
Te e16- Almes. 
1 Dare,facere Eleemoſynam. 


An ELXvONCY BY EIREY- 
1 Previtar,crog 

She th..t geueth almes. 
1 Bleemo:ynar: asf, 
An almeners lodging, 
3 Almonarum,n. 


An almcs houſe, 3 Rogatorium,n y. 
hoiputall. 


An almes houſe fey old men or women. 


Of, or belonging to almes, 

« Heemal = 
mixhtie. 1 Omaipotens,cunRi- 
potens,ad. 


pamocrator,m 
Au Almond. 1 Amigdakum,n.nux 


| Jy Fw by 


' graca,nux thaſia. 


An Almond treegvide tree. 
Like an Almond tree. 
r. Amigdalows,ad. 
Mode of Almonds. 
1 An ygdalinus,ad. 
Almoit. : Fer, 4 
P rope, propemodium , tantum 11On, 
moJe non,quaſli. 
Alnecer, or -u/» ecer. 
Vlniger, vel vinator. 


Aloes,abuter rare of an hear) con- 


; gealed ik; a gum, commun/y vfed m 
Pur. me rpedreines, bec ruſe it 4 comm 


Sortabic for the feeamacks. 

1 A'oe,f. 

Th cbyter hand of Aloes. 

t Aloe ſuccorna,f. 

Tie ovaſſer k nd of Aloes, witd chout 
harte; an brats. 

i Aloecabalina, f. 

A ſweet «+ d pretions Aloes, called 
Lig: wn levy. 


1 Xyloaloes,agalopus, liznum a!ces, 


———_ 


ery,ion. 
A 


_— 


4 a. 


OY 


EIT 


————— 


ALP 


AMB 


AMP 


AT loft;or 0» bizh. x Altus,fubliniis, 
fupeumy,fupremus,ad. 

2 Supra, uperne,ſubl:m2,ſublimiter, 
Surlam,acu. 

Alone, //itr12. x Solus,falitarins, 
INCOmitatus,p Mmonos, Vnicus, y nus. 

2 Calchs, 

All alone. 1 Periolus,ad, 

Left &'0n1,or aeſe, late. 

1 Defolaws,p. 

Alone. 1 $olum,(olitaric,adu. 


Along wide long. 
Aloofz. 1 2,cminus,adu. 
_ Alpes, or mowtaincsſo called, 


Aloud, AA loud. 
a, the firſt greeks lerter. 
An Alphabet, ab:c:darvie. 
1 Alphabcum,abeced 


uyun,n, 
Alrzady. 


' 1 [amdudum,jam, jamjam, 
' Allo, x Item,ctiam, quoque> pari- 
icilicet,ad. 


ter,necnon, & vide morc- 

Oucr. 

An Altar. x Altare,n.Ara, f. 

Places encloſed, with an Altar in the 

muddle,whereon fire was kept continu» 

ally. 1 Pyrethia ſepta. 

To Alter,chonge, or alterate. 

: Alkero,muto, immuto, commnto, 

demuto, verto,converto, emuto,traſ. 

fero,permuo,Ingovo. 

2 Infle&to,:vide to change. 

To alter ones nam?. 

1: Tranſnomino. 

The altred. x Immutor, 

Altred or changed. 1 Alteratus,im... 
8 tus, alterna- 


tus, o 'n _ 


a - ns in a utti_s 
1: Mom 

An a'terattion,or altering. 

i Con ,Permutauio, mnoyatio, 
novano,Ff, 

An altering of the order of ſpeech in 
Placing that after which ſbould bebe 


_ 1: Hyſtcrlogia, hyſteron prote. 


Th. at may be altered. 
x Commutabilis, ad. 
ammo wrangling,y.VVrang- 


or contention. 
+ Hoey x Licet,quamuis, qua- 
| — eamerh, eri my pn 2 ens 


ey 
I ey ſ RE fa- 
cclfitas,excellitas, ſublimi- 


—2on 1 Totus,cunus, 
3 Totalis,ad vide. 44, 
Altogether. 

1 Prcrſ{us, omnind. 

2 Plane,vide vtrerly. 


Allum. 

1 Alumen,n Salſugo terre. 
Infet#ed wh Allim. 

1 Aluminatus,p, 


Full of Allum, 
1 Alwninokus,ad, 


Alwaies. 
I Semper,perp 10 etuo,i tt . Ju- 


nu :Nquamnon, perenne , unce{Luuer, 
indetinenter, 

2 Viquequaque , protinus, procſus , 
prorſwn, vique,indetelse,adu. 


A ante M. 


7 An,vide fobe. 

Ambage, vide crawm#Fance. 
Amate. vide 4a»»t. 

The wer, kid of J1naftes, 
1: Anterotes,f 


To araaſe.vide atone. 
i /end in Ambaſlagc. 


- Ambaſſador. 

1 Legatus, caduceator ,orator,1p0- 
ſtolus,m. 

_—_ ambaſſag?. 


Previ 0a or tained rr the com- 
1 Prez pl. 

He that attendeth on an Ambaſſador 
in charge, 

1 Legativum,n, 
Dertauning to an lnbeſade, 

1_Legat 
Amb er,» hereof beades n- made. 

: Ambra, 4 _ cletrum 
ternicum 
A kind of Fl which hath in it the 
figure of an heart blacks and greene. 

1 Ecardla,f. 
Akind of Amber which conmeth ous 
of Scythia. 1 Sacrium,n 
yo laguet of Amber my a long bead- 

one, 1 jum,n. 

Langu 


Ambiquitle,” ſo 

I {5 4 RI IEA 
cat 5 . 

"I, 5 ws. Ol 
— = of Bible 
Ambiguouſly. 1 A ,equyoce, 
am phibologice, er Arr 
Arnbitioully,”s ſeckefor ermt- 
: Ambio. 2 Afpiro 


Ambition,or inmederate defire of he- 
nouy. 1 Ambitio,ambitus. 


Ambitions, 1 Ambitioſus,ad. hono- 


An amblng, 

: Tol/utatio. 2 f. 
An ambling horſe. 1 Tollutans, tol- 
lutarius,gradarius cquus, 


"An @m* - Lol fine,or penaltie, 


'1 Creſc 


VVith an ambleng pace, 
1 Tollutim,ad. ah 
An Ambry,vide cupSvord, 
Amboderter, Ambidcxrer,ri,m, 
To le m Imbuth,cr wor, 

1 Infidior, 2 Subſideo. 
by anbyſbmit whereby 1 hoſt of men 
” intrappel, t Sub(cſla, n, ſubleſle, 
inſidix,t. 3 Furtum,n, 
He that ſo lreth in ambuſbment, 
1 Inſidiator,ſabſeſſor, m. 
By ambihment, [ Ex iofid:js, 
Amen,or ſobet, x Amen,lta fiat, 


To Amend,or reparre. 1 Emendo, 
reparo, reſtituo,re cio _ rear 
2 y font ne wy 


To amend,yide To corre(F, 

To ammd,oy wax better, 

2 Refi ito. 2 

To make am:nds,vide recompence. 
Amended,or repaired. 

1 Emendatus, refeftus,fartus, inſlan- 
ratus,p. 

An amend-y, 1: Emendator,m, 
That may be _—_ 

iE 

Ts Amcrle, fe or ſet « fine vp, 
: Multo, 2 Puno, 


1 Multa ,mulcatio, 

3 mulca,t. 

He that amerſeth any Man. 

x; Mul&ator,multator,m. 

An Amneflr, or robe of a pepiſh prieft, 
23 Exainitum,n, 

Amtable, lowely, or having a good 
race, 1 Ama placidus,amicabi- 
A 2 veantin comets 3 Phi. 

lotus,caropus,ad. 
Not amiable, x Inamabilis,ad. 
Amiably. 1 Amice, amabilyer,pla- 
cide, 2 Veruſts,ad. 
To doe Anil? - offend. 
Am ſſe,not nightly, I Male, pPerpe- 
ram, 2 ic, ach 1, 
«Amitie,vide frendjeip, 
An amncr vide almoner, 

I - pud 
1 Inter,apud,pr. 
An Ainozons perſon. 
1 Amaſius, m. act f. amatre,a- 
matorculus,m amatorcula,f, laſivus, 
pamphulus. 
Al ammerous potion , to make one in 


Amorouſly. 

1 Amatorie,vide Amiably, 

To amuue or put away , Vide 10 aban- 
on. 

Amozt. 1 Mortuns, 

amortiſed killed, 

To Amount in reckoning» 


_ amo wit , To mount. 


Hobby or place made 


lazer, 
we to ſee plaze "+ an 


| 
| 


ANC 


ANG 


ANN 


1: Amphitheatrum,n. 
Tertavng to the Amphitheatre. 


——— exce lens. incly. 
1 Supcrlatus,p, 


A ante N. 


Snabogle. 4 La jo,e.f 
L 18,27 


ond I Aerchie Bo 
Anatbcma,vide accurſed, 

To make an Anatomt:. 

1 Anatomſzo. 

LAN Anat ore. 

1 Anatome,anatoiia,f, 

An Anat or tt. 

1 Anatomicus,m, 

The art of Anatomic. 

1 Anatomica. 

Anceſto25, x Anteceſſores, majo- 
IS, patres,parentes, prict ©s, avi,pro- 
gerutores,m. 

Anceftrie. x Parentela,f. 

By cufFome takm of exceft rs. 

1 Gentilizius,ad 

In manc: nlike bus anceifors. 


I 
Dert aym 
1 Paren 
D erined of the anceFFor; name. 
1 Patronymicus,ad, 
An @ar.chor,vide ankey. 
To be or wax Ancient, to bee olde. 
Aucrentneſſ. oldneſſe,or antiquctie. 
1 Anteritas, antiquitas, gravitas, VE= 
tuſtas, vide old age, 
An ancient father. 1 Avus,m, 
cAncient,vide 9/d, 
Ancient ly,vide ofly. 
Ancrent: in warre,vide Enfigne, 
4x Ancle of the leg ge, 

alus,ms 
The ancle bone. x Malleos,m, 


4 ommcng downe to the ancle. 


Talar,ad 
Under the ancle. 1 Subtalaris,ad, 


e. 
I Hoke aduentitns. 
And. x Ft,ac,atque,que,auem. 
An Andtron, or cov:r»n, 
1 Andela,andena,f, 
2 Suſtentaculum ferreum,fz hyper« 
pyrgit1m,pyrterrcum,n. 
An Av; ,vide arvile. 
Anent,v.c4cermmg, nunt,v.nganſt, 
Anniented, Frudtrarus, 
An Anxell,or melſenger 
1 Angelus, ountius,m. Damonium , 
n dzmon,m» 
Hely orders ef Angels. 
1 >c;aphin,Cherubin,m. 


b 
te anceiFors,or parents. 
. .ad. 


_- n ewtll p__ 


nel food, 1 1 
Jugs? 1 Irrt0,accrbo, exacer- 
2 Exacuo, 


yr cuaſjeen, exagito, in- 
cello, laceſſo,commoveo, permoveo, 

vide ts offend and v4x. 

To be angry. 


3 Iraſcor,ſuccenceo,ftomachor,ſub- 
ſtomachor,offendor, cxcandeſco, in- 


candeſco. 2 Accendor, inflammor ar 
deo,exardeo, ferveo, efſerveo, etfer- 
bev, commoveor,umeo,fremo. 
To be wood 
1 Furu,ſevio, 

3 
To an to be angry. 
I une : 
Anger, qnation. 
I Bn CremBaffives, m. Indignae 


tio,f Romachus, mal, 


io, debac- 


ſevitia. 

2 wen oa 
«Anger quickly moue 

1 Iracundia,Ff. 
Inclination to angers 


I _ 
p i I (xinfenis Romachar inci: 


ad. .irritatus,p. 
2 Acerbus, ad, concitus, commotus, 
1Po 
VV ord angry. 
1: Rabi dd . 
wickly angry. 
NY * o WY iritabi- 
lis,ad. 
Lefſe angry. 1 Ira lentior. 
—_ 1 Irate, Iracunde,ſtoma- 
chose,z Averse 
Fo Angle,er rake fb. 
i: Hamopi 
An angler," r fiber wh an wigle, 
t Piſcator. 3 Hamora, m. 


An Angling rod. 
1 Aundglt pertica, piſcatoria, 
nal for fiking line. 
a, 


ho angle, vide ( ortey. 
Anmit H, of the bodie, or mind. 
1 Angor,manxietas, f cruciatus,m 
vide Agonie and Griefe. 
To animate, vide 16 cen ages 
Animadverſion. z Aumadver- 
fio, onis, f. 
Aniſced. x Aniſum,aniſemm,n. 
To caſt anker, 1 Anchoram figo, 


jacio. 

To hs fe ankey. 1 Exanchoro , an- 
choram vclto, 

An anker. 1 Anchora, F. 
Pertaining to ax anchor, 1 Ancho- 
ralis,anchorarius, ad 

He that hath the caxe of an anken.. 

1, Anchorarius, ms. 

Ankle,vide «ncles. 


Annals, vide £hronicles. 

An:hulate, vide Fruftrates 

Annuates. 

7 ym ber 

A 07 1 fogetber, 
I 

Anniverfrie, or that which retur- 

reth year ely at ane time. 

1 Solennis, ad. 

An anniuerſarie , &r ſolenme feaſt 


9 Fn. 


To giue or make Annotation* , vide 
Is totes 

Annotations, vide notes. 

To amioy or luxt. x Lzdo, 

do, infeflo, vide ro burr. 

Annoied. x Laſus,offenſus,infeſtus, 


To anneint about,or ſofrlys 
, Conga, an Gem 


— anneint often. 1 Vndtio, 

To awmom? with hogs greaſe, 

3 ) 

LE ae 

1 Perungo,perlino, perlinio, 

To annomt wnd. mneath. 

1 Subterlineo 

To anno t with balme. 

1 Baiſamo 

Anainted, r Cliiſtus, vadus, F- 
tus, UNlitus, linicus , adlininn, perlin- 
tus, delinitus , dehibutus , 2 Indiv- 


rus,p 


' Annointed with the oyle of Cedar. 


1 Cedratwn, p. 


Anneinted 4pon. 1 Superlitus, p» 
Annointed with odours and ja 
þ omniments. 

: Nim myrotrecharws. 
_Annomred abou Ov all ower. 

1 Pernn&ws , oblicus, inun&us cie- 
cumbnimus, circunulitus, P- 

An annoynrey 

1 Vncor,reunRor, m & trix. £, 
An annomtey of dead bodies. 

1 Pollin&or,m, & rx, t. 


An amnontwng, 1 Vnctio, vnitura, | 


inun&o, perun&tio, cheifs, £ 
An ann 1ntz9 of deaa bodies... 
xz Polindura,F; 
An amemt: 0 place, 
1 Vndtuarium, n.. Arnot utiont, vade 
= cate 
Awu2 or yeare 
"=" a 


” 


LG ERR 


_— _-_; 


- 
4 £4, 


th 


M— 


a. 


AN'S, 


APO 


AP.P 


' | Solennis,aumws,ad. 


<A-maity or yearly p-nſion, 
1 Annutas,f penſin annua. 


1 A me ne d'utded amon;tF many. 


1 

Anon, 6y and by , quickely fortiomith 

or vet &f hand, 

1 lllico,conſeſtim, atutum,extem- 

plo, {tatim, mox, madd, commuos 

jamjam, eucſtige, wb, ſubinde, 

aq; mora citra moram,mulla inter- 
ta Mura, iem, protinus, 
1ccr,op undtanter, matu , 

re,celere, elm, teliinant.r, didto 

citus,ad. 


a Anothcr. « 


1 Aler,alius. 
One after another. 


. 1 Alternans p. 


«Another mans, x Alienus, ad. 

«Another We). , 

+ Aliorsim, adu. 

At another abs enather place. 
Alias,adu, + 


T1 Nocumentum.- 

oy ſponlo. 

I 0,rc 

2 'Subjicio.To-<xſver, vide to accord. 
To anſwer againe 4s the echo doth, 

1 Reſpondeo, reſogo, aliono. 

2K 

To arſwer often. 

1 Reſponlito. 

To anſwer, or to be bownd to anſwer to 
an atton i _ the law. 

x Reſtipu 

Such an —— Reſtipulario.f 
An anſwer. 


{ 8 Reſponfio,f..eſponſumgy 


A colowable anſwer. 

x Obtendieubim,n. 

Anſwerablc,or correfpeadent vide «- 
greeable. 

-- Belonging to an anſwer. 

1 Reiponlorius,ad. 

An ant or emmet ,V.pi/mire. 


| - ts Anchame,s Jorgar re/ponſorie. 


Aniphena,C 
Antichrilt, x © th 
To an e,vide ro prevents. 
Antick works 1m fone for pauements 
1 Li mn. 
An antichin building or pamtreg. 
: Perſonz,ammm. Ft. 
Antidote, 2 Antidotm,ti 
Antrqu 122, 
1 Antiquitas, vide ancrentneſſe. 
Fencurers,or theſe that are findrous of 
ant1qu" te. 
x Arti J. 
Antt; _— 1 Antipathia,z,f. 
To dent or fori ri<e vpou an Anuwill. 
s Incudo. 
on an1'e, 1 Incus. 
A worker on an ane. 


—_. 4 


a 


1A 


1 Incudo,nis,m. 


An envile flacke. 

1 Acmotheton. 

Antatheſu wide repug ens. 

Anxtetie. 

1 Anxiccas,f vide ang. 

Any, 1 Vllus quiuis quiſpian, qui» 

hbct,aliquis. 

«Any thino, 1 icquam 1 piam, 
is oth 

Any ( with an interrogarion. ) 

$ Ecquis ? ecquitham ? 

Any whather, 

1 Quoquam,quopiam. 


A anteP. 


Apaee, or with great ſpeed. 
Properc,properantes, teſtinanter, 

wr >. wy 

Apazrd, content, 

VVell apail,vide tiad. 

Ul apard,vide ſore. 

To ſtana Apart, 

1 Diſto,diftito. 

Apart from, or ſeparate. 

1 Sczunctus. 


2 

A par vide af {e or aſunder. 

An Apr. 4 Suniagf. Simius, pithe» 

cus,m. 

A little ape. 1 Simiolus;m. 

A Find of apet eafje ro be tawght. 

1 Fingz,arum,t. 

Anaprt amutation. 

s Cacozclia,f. , 

An Aphoziline, or principle inn 

art, 

1 Theorema,n. Maxima;f. aphoriſ- 

mns,m. axioma,principium, pronun- 

ciatum, proloquum, etfatum, apho- 

riſma,n. 

An aple vide apple. 

Apocalyps, vide revelatron. 

Apoerypha. 1 Apocryphus,a,um. 

Apol»qre,vide defence. 

Apoplexte. 1 Apoplexia. 

An ApoTata, 17 revelter, 

aim. 

Apobtoſgr bacefiding 

1 Apoſtaſiaf. 

An Aptitle. 1 Apoſtohs,m, 

Apoitejhip. 1 & poſtolatus,m. 

ApoFFolique, 1 Apoſtolatus,m» 

An Avokinne; i” breaki9 out vid: 

Impdt! ume. 

Apotherore. 1 Apothegma. 
Apotheeartc, 1 Pharmacopo- 

op aromatopula aromatarius,vnguE=- 

tarius,m. 

Ant Apotheranies ſhop. 

1 Fhamacop 

T- Appnite, weymee——" "pms 

5 Atier "uo exccrwo Jabefatogcolla 

!afto 


| TR FT 


2 Frango,bi/ringo, vide 70 <4; 
anc! madac lefſe. 

To be a!pared. 1 Labefaftor. 

2 Conucller &c, 

Appaired. 1 Attenuatus, extenuatus, 

p-LabcfaGatw,2 Fiatus.&c. 

Fo Appale, cr diſcourage. 

1 Percello. vide to diſcour rge. 
Apparant,vide to avpeare. 

To Apparell,*r decke, 

: Appato,vide to «lat b, decks,and 4- 
doyne. 

To apparell gorgeouſly, 

1 Como,cxorno. 

Apparelled or clothed, 

1 Veſticus, velarus,omat?, jor;iffim®, 
P vide clothed and atayed. 
Appa ellsd gellwurly. 

ICT oncinnatus, EX 
Apparelledin mour ning "—_ 
1 Pullatus,p. Pullo viftitu indutus. 
Appareiled in purple. 

1 ee rn. 

Hancſ mly apparelled, 

1 Cultus, comprus, politus, p, ele- 
gans,ad, 


P+ 


V nhan/omly appardlled. 
1 Incultus,jncomprus, impolieus, in- 
ornat?,p.inel # fus,ad, for- 
didatus,p 

Apparel. 


1 Apparatus, veſtitus,m.veſtimemd 

n.amicus,m.Indumentum,n, Cultus, 

habitus, ornatus, m. ornamentum,n. 

___ tegmen,n, 
Appareling or clothing, 

, culrus, ornatus, 
habits ,indutus, m apparatio, exor. 
natio,f vide clothing. 

VV omans apparell. 
3 Cilindros,cellior0s, 
Players apparell. 
« Scipacrium ſcenicum, coragium,n. 
A keeper of ſuch «pparell. 
1 Coragus,m 
Maaidens ap parell, 
1 Pamacides, 
Apparell for whoceres and wantons. 
1 Succento,nis, Mollicina,chinidota, f 
Apparell warne in the rdgment place. 
1 Forenha,vide attire. 
Ap aritfon, Apparitio,nls, F; 
th, or 1mpeact J, 
I ny ny inſunulo,defero,infere, 
vide to accuſe. 
To aþpeach a man, to the ond he may 
haue the fourth part of tis gooas. 
1 Quadruplor. 
Such an appeacht- v 
: Quadruplatio,t. 
An oppeaciung 
1 Infimulato, incuſatio,#, 
An appeaching by v i'meſ] 4 
1 Notoria, ornum,n. 
To apyeale to an higher tndyes 
s Appcllo,provoco: 
An appealer, 1 Appelron proven 
tor,m, 


An 


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| 
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f 
4 
1 


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hand — — 


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APP 


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An Appealing. : 
1 ap j0,prouccatio,f, 

To Avpeare, or to be ſcene, 

1 Apparen,comparco, # 

2 Eluccu,illuceo, illuceico, emmee, 
effulgen 


To appea-e,or peere wp. 
1 Ortor,ecxonor 
2 Em 
To pra fore a Judge, 
1 Siſto,compareo,reſpondeo. 
To appeare «far off, or ſtand out fare 
they then other. 
1 Promineo,ſupe 
To appeare through. 
1 Tranſpareo. 
That thruugh which a body appeareth, 
a Gl:fſe, 
1 Tranſparers,p pellucidus, ad, 
Tob:gin to appiu res 
I Pata, 
To be apparant,or manifeiF, 
1 KExto, 
2 Clareco,yv. to be manifetF, 
It appeareth, or u apparant. : 
1 Apparet, liquet , conſtat, videtur, 
inaperſ, 
To mike 4ppar ant. 
1 <5 reyelo,indico. 
2 Patefacio,aperio,vide to make ma- 
mfe#t, 
An appar ance, or ſhew, 


1 Probabilitas,f. 

An apparence, #r viſion. 

1 Apparitio, vifio, 

2 uy 

A dcfanlt of appayarce, 

1 = and &x.ap4 

A dy of apparance. 

1 Dies ſtatus. 

The la#t diy of 2pporarce. 

1 Terminus veremitor1uss 
VApparance in a dreame. 

i Phantaſia,f. 

Apparrint,or tuident. 

1 Conſpicu?,2d-Evidens, pa:ens,de. 
teQus,p vide manfetf. 

Apparantly, or evidently, 

1 Perſpicuc gvidereer, 

2 Clare,adu, vide Manfftly. 

To Appeaſe, or pacific anger. 

1 Iram ctipello mein jecmians, 
23 Comprims, reſtinguo, extingu9, 
compono,frango,rcmuto,rclaxe,vi : 
to 4ſſu we, 

To appraſezor pacifie an angry per ſon. 
1 Iracundum placo, paahco, fedo, 
reſedo, placo, complaco , mitifico, 
quieſco, 

2 Lenio, d:lenio, mulceo, commul- 
ceo, demulceo, permulceo, propitio, 
propitior, 4 

Fo be appeaſed. 

I Me hed nalaſto,compeſhor, 

2 Delcnior,eterveo, deferveico,vel 
def; rbco,reticeo, reticeico, 


To appraſe by ſacr: fice. : 
I Kuro Ln lito, litor, collito, 


Appeaſed er xcified, 


Propttius,ad,vide -ſuaged. 

An appeaſer, or per:fier, ; 

1 Pacator,paciter,placator,pacifica. 
tor, 

2 Dclinitor, 

An appeaſing. _ 

x Sedatio "Heliniio, f, delinimen- 
tum,n 

That may be appraſid. 

: Placa ts.2. 

Th it cannot be appeaſed. "hot : 
1 Implacabilis, impacabilis,inexpi- 
abilis,ad. 


To appertaine,or belong ts, 

1 Periineo,attineo, 

2$ ” petus 

It appert amneth« : 

I Kefcrejintereſt.ve,rua refert, iphi® 
intereſt, 

Appertinence,vide appurtenance. 

To get an Appetite. 

1 Obſonarefamem. ; 

An appetite, or deſere to ary thing. 


I A tus,ms ApPAO,appeten- 
tia,f vide deſire. 


Aqgreedie appetite to eate. 

« Peredia © 

A gluttonous appetite to cate afier- 
wards. 


I wo 

Nm = the appetite, vide ter- 
prance. : 
Vnableneſſe to rule the appetite, vide 
Intemperavce. 

To Applanud, 

1 Applaudo,is;i 

An Apple; 1 Pomum,malum,n. 
An apple tree,vide Tree. 

An aoricot opples 

1 Malur armenuum, malum arme- 
niacum, 

A ppc ſeller; 

1 Pomarius. 


Appoſe.. x Dean, 


A Bitter-ſiveet, » Amarimellum,n, 
Brecſt Apples, 1eſ 1bling the forme 
of a woman! brea*r-. 


1 Mala or thomaſtia. 


ACatrbead., 1 Porum decuma - 
num « 

A Coftard, 1 Ouzrarwm,n. 
AGeneting,or Summer apple. 

1 Przcox,vel precoquum ; 
Summer Goldings. 1 Mala ſangui- 
nea.Purpurea,ni rubcllang. 
VV mter bo 0!&.ags. 


C ” 
| 


1. 
«A 1ibn Apple 
i: Malum EF 


Apples of the bearbe called Mandrag. 
I ork canini. x 'T 


M animes Apples, x Manliana, 
0, 


An Oake aple. 
1 Galla,amentwn, 
PT. 


A Dine apple. 

I Ls, 

A Pop, 

1 Petitum,n 

A Tompire,or Teavemame, 
I —_ {per Poke 


A DPomeronal 


: Malum apionium. , 

- Puffin, otherwiſe called an 100 
ll-ngs. 

I Makum —_— 

A Sueene apple. 1 Claudianuma, 

A Qunce apple. 

1 Cydonium,lanatum,camm,appi- 

anum, n. 

A Rowrd apple. 3 

I ny dicukun, es 


—— 2 vr” "y mo po 


$S, 
Seftians apples. 1 Seſtiana mala. 
A Sweeting, 1 Melimeliom,mela- 
prar N,CORW mellum,n, 


VV, 
VV:ldmegs. 
1 Gregalia poma,arbutum,n, 
Ar:veled or wrinckled apple, 
1 Malum panucum, vicum, 
A rotten apple. 
1 Malum purre. 
Apples that be ſoone rattan 
1 Pomum fugax. 
A little apple. 
1 Pomum nanums 
A faire great apple, 
1 Przerande. 
A mullow or ripe apple. 
1 Marurum,mite, 
An wvnripe apple. 
1 Immaturum,immite, 
An «pple ſcone ripeor [ummer apple, 
1 Precox,precquum, 
A !cteward,or winter apple, 


i Serctinum, 
Awvindfal 1» Cadivum,cadacum. 


A Woerme- eaten a ple. 


1 Pomum vermiculoſum, vel vermi-- 


culans. 

An hbard «pple. 

1 Tomum calculotm, 
Apples conſe rued in lone 

1 Mclomelia,. 

AN apple coakes 

1 Volva,f promimedium,ng 
An ap p! 2 ke: per, 

1 Pulnp,uns,Ms 


<— 


— 


— _ APP/ 


APP 


hs. Mi. A. — 


"—_— 


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—_ 


The keeping of apples or Fait. 

1 Oporophylacium, - 

An apple» monger. 

1 Pomiho,m pomilium,n. 
An apple {fi f. ; 

't Pomarium,n. 

An applecyard,or Orchard. 

1 Pom:.rum. 2 Viridarium,n. 
An apple-morſe.1 Pomatum,n. 
That beareth apples. 

1 Pomifcr,malifer,ad. 

Full of appl:1. 1 Pomolus,ad, 


The apple of the eie,vide Ball of the eie. 4 


To Apply, orbend vnto. 
1 Applico, accommodo , adhibeo, 
tribuo | 


2 Confero, adjungo, appello, is,fnb* 
mitto,cum accu perſonz dat. rei ſtu- 
deo,operam navo, incumbo, indul. 
geo,invigilo, iniado,inſervioginſiſto, 
vaco,infto,obſequor,cum dat:rei,ac- 
EurTo,cum ACC.; Fei. 

Applied or bent wnto. 
1 Applicatus,accommodatus,&e. 


An applying,or application. 
1A 4.5.4 54 2 mY, 
To mt, or on 

Statno, aft;tuo. 2 Iubeo, jungo, 
Er maamngnde es 
To appoint or aſ5:gne. PE: 
1 Lego ego,deſtinoindi. 
co,condico, addico, n»mino, fguo, 
aſl!gno,defigno,afribo,deionbo. 
To appoint before what jhall be Jone. 
2 Preſtimuo,preſcribo,prafinio, 
To appomnt m place of another. 
1 Subſtituo. 
To appoint or aſi1gne hounds. 
1 Termino,limuto. 
It is appomtel, ordained, or prowided. 
1 Comparatum et. 
Appointcdgor ordained. 
1 $catmus,inſtitutus,preſtiratus,con- 
{titutus,ordinatus, decretus, certus,e-. 
dicus, condiQus, {tamus, depacus,p. 
Appornted or aſi :gne1. ; 
1 Legarus, delegaiis, deſtinatus,de. 
yotus,defignatus, denotatus,par. 
Appornted,or coudenmed ro a thing. 
1 Aucoratus,p. 
An appornter. 
1 Conſtitutor,ordinator,nominator, 
m &c.trix,f. 
An app 1:mtangov appoint ment . 
I natio, defignativ, ordinatio, 
conſtitutio,f confilum,n preſcriptio, 
nominatio,t. 
By :pporat ment X 
1 Conſtitnto,vide according to. 
Apport:0n. FL5D. 
A-qualibus partibus,divido. 
To ypoſe,r eXamune. 
1 Appono,cxamino. 
App o/ ed, 
1 Examinatus,p.&c. 
An appoſer. 1 kxaminator,m. 


+ —- -- 


An appoſition, 

: Patatheſis. 

To Avp:chend,or Liy bold on. 

1 Prehendo, prehenio, apprehendo, 
deprehendo,capio,vide Atrach. 

To apprehend vnewargs,or by the way. 
1 Imtercipto. 

Apprebended. 

1 Apprehenius,deprehenſus, p. 
Appreher ſior, Vide attaching, 
Appreher ſion,vide corcat, 

An Appentile.. 

1 Tyro,difcipulus,ſervus,m. 


| An apprentijhip. 


1 Tyrocimum,n. 

One that hath ended his apprentiſc- 
hood. I Initiatus,p. 

To App2och, ov draw neere. 

2 Im . * * FRY 3 


NoTin 


To apyroch,or drav woes in place or 
imme. 

1 Appropinquo,appeto,propinquo, 
proximo,accedo,appropero. 

2 Adveni»o, advento, advenio, adre- 
pactepopeetbatmerenadien, 


AN opproching. 

1 Aecciſus,appulſus,m.z admotio,F. 
To App2op2tite, 

1 Approprio. 

To appronc, Extendo. 

An approuer. 

Quy auget pretum. 

cApprom: mint. 

Augmentativ redditaum. 

To approuc, 

1 Approbo, vide allow and conſent. 
Appromd. 
1 Approbatus,comprobatus 

2 Spectatus,lucuſtnius,p. aſſiduus,a. 
vt luculentus vel ailiduus author. 

A Appropriation. 

Appropriatio. 

An arproued author,vide allowed, 
An appromergalſo a Preacher. 

1 Approbator m.trix,f. 

An appromng,or gprnen, 


Lt. Pr 6 DO VII 3s 
Appurtenance, 

1 Appendix, pertinentia,f. 
Aprill,vide Alonah. 

An Apzon, _ FRE: 5» 

1 Yentrale.gremiale,pracintorium, 
ſuccingurwum,perronium,n. 

A crafts 1a apron. 

1 Scmicmaumzn. 

To make Ayt,or meer. 

1 Apto,accommodo,concinno. 

2 Rowndo. 

It is apt or mect. 1 Decet. 

Apt or meet, 1- Aptus, ad. vide fit, 
meet cnd.orceable. 

Apt to doe any thing, 2 Dexter,pre- 
nus, vide attiue and mmble. 

Apt togoe. 1 Greſlibilis,ad. 

Apt to lrarne. 1 Docilis.ad, 

Apt to take. 1 Capaxad. 

Apt to hold. 1 Tenax,ad. 


Aptneſſe to good or will, 

1 lrdvles,f. 

Aptneſſe,vide firneſſe. 

Aptneſſe to learne. 1 Docilitas,f, 
Aptly.,vide firly. 


1 Modulate, adu. 


A ante R. 


Arav,Ornatus,m. 


and decke. 

Arayed. 1 Indutus,p. 
Araying,vide appare Hl. 
Neglige- ce Mm ary mg. 

1 Incultus,m. 

To ſet m Aray, 

1 Diſpono,compono,ordino, 
2 Struo,inſtwo. 

Set in aray,s r good ordey. 

1 Compoſius, ben diſpolitus,p. 
Out of aray,or ordcr. 


diſpoſitus. a Etfuſirs, p. 

AN aray,or good order. 

1 Diſpoſitio,cumpeſitio,f. 
VV ithout aray, or confuſedly. 

1 Incompolutc,;ndiipolite,ad. 


An Arbi trator,vid 1 wdge. 
An Arbityer,vid. V mp1ire. 


ceptatio,t. vide Iudgement. 
Pt rtayning to Arbitrement, 
1: Arbutrarius,ad. 

A greene arbour. 


boretum, herbarium, vmbraculkum, 


vireetinum 
” - 


#3 I HESS 


An Arbour maker. : 

1 Toptarius,m. 

The feat of making arbours. 
1 Topiariast. 


x1 $cenofa 
Archangell, vide herbes. 

(Arch,vide chiefe. 

Arches court. Curia de arcubus. 
An Archangell. 

1: Archangelus,mw. 

An Archbiſhop. 

x Archiepiſcopus , metropolitanus, 
ponufex,max. 

An Archbijuopricke. ; 

1 Archiepiſcopatus, pontificatus,m. 
The dignitie of an Archbiſbop. 

1 Pontificatus,m. 

Of an Archbiſhop. 

1 Pontificaks,ad. 

An Archdeacon. 

1 Aichidiaconus,m. 

The Archdeac ons office. 

1 Aichidiaconatus, m. prelatura,F. 
- An Archduke. 1 Archidux,m. 
To make n Arch. 

1 Fornico,confornico. 


HAptly,vith ſweet accent and medfure. 


To Aray, or apparel » Vide to cloth 


1 Inordinaws, incmpoſitus, male 


To artntrate, or giue ſentence, vide to 
| Tuſge. 


Arbitrement., x Arbitrium,n.diſ- 


1 Scena,f, viridanum,n. viridia,F ar- 


Tertayning to the making of Arbors 


i ———. 


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ARG 


ARI 


ARM 


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To make an arch-roofe,or vawte. 
x: Concamero. 
An Arch, 1. Arcus,fornix,m. 
An arch made of boords and planks,to 
beare off the force of water fro a bridge, 
or hawen ſide. 
1 Pila,f. 
Arches,or bowing pillers, like boys bute 
treſſes,a.d ſuch 14 
1 Erifing. 
Al ide Archwiſt, 
1 Arquatus,arcuatus, fornicatus,ar- 
Quatus, ad, 
An Archer,or hooter. 
1 Sagitrarius,ſpiculator,m. 
A ſtrong or cwmntng Archer, 
1 Arcipotens,ſagittipotens, m. 
An Archer onhor ſe backs. 
1 Hippotoxota,m, 
An Arch-hcreticke, 
1 Archihereticus, hareſiarcha, he- 
refiarchus,m. 
An Arch- pct, ſuch 45 was among 
the Gentiles, 
1 Flamen,m. 
An Arch-pric#t; houſe, 
1 Flamina,f. 
cAnArch- proefts office, 
1 Flaminum,ij,n, 
An Arch-pri-ſts wit. 
1 Flaminiagt. 
(Archi:edt, vide chieff builder, 
Ardent,or eager. 
1: Ardens,vide ear::effF, 
(Arden! ty,vide earneftly, 
cArcentvide ſiluer. 
To Argue or difpute,v.to diſpute. 
Ani Armonent. 1 Argumentum,n. 
Kario,ratiocinat'o, ratiuncula ,lem- 
ma,epicherema,n. 
A ſnbtllargument, x Elenchus, m. 
ſophiſma,n.ſtropha,f. 
A firm or ſure argument, 
1 Demonltratio,t. 
An argument that conminceth enryie 
way. 2 Dilemmazn. 
A generall or i».d: fimate argument to 
be d:iþputcd of. 


' 2 Theſis, f.thema,n. 


A particulay or ſbeciall argument. 
1 Hypabetiss 

Abr.efe argumet cot aimng the [rmme 
of the whohk matter or diſcourſe. 

1 Periochasf. 

A form of orgument from particulars 
to wniuer/als., 1 Induftio,f. 

A forme of rownent $41 'g three or 
more propoſitions 1n the antecedent, 
the attr.bistum of the former þoing al- 
Wyes the ſub.eT wn of tlic later. 

1 Sorites. 

The argument, or firft entry into a 
Comete, 1 Bmbolium,n. 

The firit part of an argument or rea- 
ſon. 1 Amecedens,p. 

The later part »f an argument. 

1 Conſequens, p. 

Full of argumeils,1 Argum&okus,ad 


MI 


Aridityvide dyines. 

To Ariſt,or riſe vp. 

1 Surgo,aflurgo, exurgn. 
To ariſe togithey. 
To ariſe before. 1 Figſurgo. 
To ariſe againe. 
To make to ariſe, 

1 Excito,exuſcito. 

The 'Y wiſe. I Conſurgitur,imp. 
To ariſe as the Sunne doth. 

1 Exorior,orior. 

To ariſe before doy. 

3 Amcluco,antelucor. 

To ari(e in ſurges,07 Wants. 

1 Vndo. 
An ariſing 1 Surre&io,f. 
An ariſing againe. KelurreRio,f, 
The cx ſing of an hull. 

1 Acclimtar,Ff. 

Ariſing vpward to a ſmall top. 

1 Acchvis,acclivus, ad.v ſerpe. 
(Arittocraticall. 
Anſtocraticus,a,um. 

Ick,or the art of numbring 
— 
Logiltice,f. | 
<Arithmeticall proportion, vide Dro- 
portion. 

An Arithmetician. 

1 Arithmeticus,m. 

An Arke. x Arca,f. 

To Arme, 1 Armo,obarmo. 

2 Munio,inſtruo. 

To arme in all points. 1 Perarmo. 
To ayme one With a coat of maile. 

1 Lorico: 
Armed. 1 Armatus,p armiger,ad. 
2 Munitus,inftructus,p. 

Armed all »ucy. 

1 Caraphrattus, perarmatus,p. 
Armed with a Buck(:r,or Target, 

1 Scutatus,p. 

Armel with a ſword. 1 Enſatur,p. 
Armed with dayts. 1 Pilatus,p. 
Armed with a brigandine or coate of 
mail-, 1 Loricatus,thoricaius,P. 
Armed with a coat armory. 

1 Paludatus, palidamentatus,v, 
Some h If armed. 1 Diofoniie,fis* 
nite,ti,torum,m. 

VV orthy t3 be arm d. 

1 ArmanJus,p arwabilis,ad. 
Armes,vide weap ors. 

An Army. 

1 Exercitus, mM. turma, caterva, co- 
hoes, legio, cepiz, arvm,f. azmen, n. 
2 Cuncus,m.acics, manus, Stratia,f. 
An Army ef 8000 footmen. 

1 Phalanx. 

The 1me-+ of that Army. 

1 Phalanzanij,m. 

AN army of 1 6000.f9utmen. 

1 Phalangitg,arum,f. 

The place whey- an army is mufered, 
and Wages pared. 

I Logiſterium,n. 

Thew: gs of an army. 4 Cornua exer- 
citus,ale EXcrcn'us, 


1 At 


A place where an army heth, 

1 Fenicularium,n. 

The caviage of an army, 

1 Impedimenta,n. 

The readincs of an army to ginebattle, 
1 Procintus,m. 

An army ready to giutbattle, 

1 Procinus exercitus, 

They whoſe office # to (et an army in 
aray. 1 Tatici,ormm,nw, 

The encountcring of both armies mm 
battle. 

1 Congreſlio,f. us,ma., 

The feats of armes.1 Arsduellica- 
Armonr.1 Arma,armamenta,orii,n 
armatus m.armatura,f, 

A coat-.rmour. 1 Paludamentum,n. 
An armor e or ſtore-houſe of armour. 


f y_ 
I / 


2 Archivum,n 

App -rell worne under armour. 

1 Subarmalia,oram,n, 

Arm wr for the th:gh, * 

1 Femorale,n. 

An armourey, oy harnes makey. 

1 Armamentarins, politor, thoraco- 
pius,m, 

An Arme. 1 Brachium,n. 2 Lacer- 
tus,m,vina, Ala,f, 

Al ttle arme. 

1 Frachiolum,n. 

2 Laceimulus,m. 

Th» armehole. 

1 Ala,axilla,fſubhircus,m. 


* Serving fo the arme. 


1 Brachualis,ad. 

Ham ig rs, 

r Brachia'us,p. 

A 1 arme of the Sea, 

1 Sinus,maris Aeſtuarium,n. 

An arme of the Se1 of ien evb:ng and 
owing, 1 Ewipus,m. 

The arme of a wine. 

I Duramen,durament n. 
Armes,or corrnſance. 

1 [nſigne,velinfignia,ium,n. 
(Armes to [ct over agate, 

1 Antefixa,omur n. 

Arm potent, Armis potens. 


| An Arquebulle. 


1 Sclopus,m. 
iArraine, Ordino, 
To Arratznc, x Reum agere. 
Arraigncd, 1 Rews,ad. 
The ſtate of an arra:gned perſon. 
1 Rearus,m. 
4n Arr 15 cloath,Periftroma,n. 
To be behind in Arreraxe. 
: Reliquor,eris, 
An arrer 191,0v arrenr ng, arere. 
| Reliquiayf, j{l quium,n. 
Arrepers,v, mui ter maifers. 
«Axroygvide Race. 
To Arrcſt,or |. b 1:1: 01507. 
: Prchendo, apprehendo, compre- 
hendu,cap'o,capt'vo, in justrahere, 
rapeie, vel VI.aIC 
2 Corrip'o, 
Ts 


— — - 


T 
Pn. fon 


L & 
- _—__ -_ 


—_ 


—_—_ 


A'RT_ 


—— 


ASC 


ASK 


To arreſt ;or ceaſe ypon 4 mans body or 
goods to the Princes pleaſure. 

1 Confiſco. 

So arrefted. x Confiſcarns,p. 

Be that ſo arreFterh 1 Confiſcator, f, 
Such a arrefFing. 1 Confilcatio f 
A1 arrefting,or apprehenſion, 

1 Apprehenſio,prchenſo,Rerentio, 
f. manus injetio. 

An arreſtiag or ſummoning before wit- 
neſſe 1 Deteſtatio F, 

To arride,vide plenſe. 

Arretted, Ad reQura vocatus. 

To Arrin?. 

1 Appdloynportum ago. 

2 Attingo,applico, vide to approach, 
Arriuea. 1 Appulins.p, 

Alt arrtumgy ,or arrival, 

1 Adventus,m.appulſus us ,m. 

Te Arroxate , or attribute 1uch to 
ones ſelſe, 

1: Arrogo,aſſumn,ſumo. 

Arrogant ,vide Proxd. 

Arrow,i fearefull. 

An Arrow. 1 Sagitta,f telum. 

2 Spiculum,n calamus,m. arundof, 

Alirtle arrow. 1 Sagittella,t, 

An arrow head, 

i Spiculum,n cuſpis,f. 

2 Ferreum,n, 

T 14t beareth arrover, 

1 Sagitrifer,telifer,ad, 

Pertaming ts arroweis 

x: Sagittarius,ad, 

The Arlt,or ſwndament, 


ſus,ad.przpoltere, adu, 
A 


or Orpmae. 
1 Arſcnicum, auri pigmentum, aro- 


mwum,n, 
A kind of arſenickg ,,nade of redde ce- 
ruſe burned, 
1 Sandaracha,f. 
An Ar{tqwiloe,r11e wiipe, 
An Art or [erence 
1 Ars,ſciemirF. 
VVell mitrufted in the arts. 
1 Inartibusdoctus, 
3 Artitus 
An Artcchoke. : Cynara,f. Strobi- 
lus, carduus fativus, articucallus, m, 
arocum,alcorallum,n. 
An Artcrie,s Sincw,lke to a vaine 
wherein the ſpirit of life u muxed with 
blood. 1 aneriagt. 
Te tivo arteries on theright ant left 
ſide neere the throat, going aboue the 
cares, 1 Paroudes, f, 
An Article. 
1 Articuls,, clauſula,f. 
cAnticles of accompt, 2 Nominan, 
Avticle by _rticle. 
1 A;ticulatim,articulare,ad, 
Ax Ar: iIceror crafteſman, 
x Artifex,fabcr, mechanicus,m, opi- 
fex, com, g« officinator , operazius, 


technires,machinator Res, 
An artificer workzng by it, 
1 Banau 


An artificer which worketh fitting, 

1 Sellurariys, ſedentarius,m. 
Artificer, dwelling together in compa- 
nes. 1 Collegatizn. pl. 

Antiſicuall, 1 Techricug,artificialts 

2 Pzdalus,dadalivs,ad 

Artifictally, cunningly, or workemane 


&e, 

Artificiose, adamuſlim,artifice, affa- 
bre,fabre.taberrime, dolatim, perfe- 
Re,elaborate,induſtrie,graphice, (> 
lerter,ſcite,perite, op' ime,police,(ci- 
enter,perpolite, abſolute, exaQe, in- 
foniter, exquiſiie, 2 adnormam, ad 
regulam,ad libellams 

A tillerie,vide gun, 


A ante S. 


As. 
1 Ve,vii,ficut, ficuti, prou:,velut,ve- 


luti,ceu, 


At well as. 

x Tam, quam, aque acy Pariter ac, 
perinde atque,tanquam, 

As ſoone 4s, 

1 Vt primam, quam primum, fimul 
ac,fimul atque,quam mex, 


As it were,as if,or as though, 

: Tanquamgquaſi,acfi, 

As far 4s, 

1 Quatenus,quoad,quantums 
As concerning. 

1 Quantum ad, atrinet 
As for the reſidue of the r11me, 
1 Czter0. 


1 Donec,quamdiu,quoad. 


As for example. 
1 Pura, vipura,vrpote, vt, 
Exempli g _ 
Grati 2. 
Euen 45.3 Quemadmodum,ita vt, 


As much 46, 1 Quantum quantum» 
vis, quantumhbet, quantumcunque, 
woad 


, rw OY achew. 

To ATend, or goe vp. 

1 Aſcendo,conſcend »,ſando, 

1 Peto,ſubeo 

To aſcend abeue. 1 Supervenio. 
Tobegm to aſceud. 3 Alcendiſco, 
An aſceniing or aſieat. 

1 Aſcenſus,m. aſcenſio,ſcanſiv,f, 

T 6 aſcertaune, Vide 9 aſture, 

To aſiribe or attribute, vii : to unpute. 
Ts make Aſhamed. 

1 Pudetaco 

To be aſhamed of. 

1 Verecundor,crubeo, exubeſco, pu- 
dcu.pudefio, 

2 Confundor, 

To be aſhamed before, 


1 Przpudeo, 
To on of, 

1 P cet,immperd. 

To be bal abamet, | 
iS jimperl. 

That us to be ajhamed of 

1 Pudendus,crubeſcendus. 

2 Peenitendvs,inficiandus,p, 

An all, vide ty:e, 

Ajbes louy, vide colory, 

To bring inte Ahes. 

3 Cinitacio, 

Ajbes, 1 Cinis,com.g.lix,F. 

The white afbes remaining vpon the 
quicke ceales, | 
1 Favilla,f, 

(Aſhes that core of the trying of ſiluer, 
- Laureotis,Ff. 

bes of ley, 1 Lixi in 

Full of tea I 

1 Cinerulentns, ad, 

Uncer the aſhes, 

r Subcineritius, ad, 

Ajbwedne(Cay, 

1 Cineralia,orum,n, 

Aſide,or apart, 

1 Seorſim, ſeparatim,vide aſtorder, 
Aſide, or a ſidenam. 

Oblique,ad.a latere. 

To A eg, equire, or demand, 

i Rozo, peto, interogo, poſto, ex. 
polco polluloyexpers, qQuEr0,exqui- 
ro,vide to demand, and enquare, 

To ache importwnatly. 

i F [ ,cfflagio, perpets, 

To ike prividy, 
1 Suppeto, 
To arke lamentably, 

1 Imploro, 

To ake againe, 

1 Repoſco, ftulo, 

+ Repolco,repero,repa 

To ake daligently, 

1 Percomtor,perquiro, 

To ache liumbly, 

1 Petro. 

To atke that which is due. 

1 Repoſco. 

Ts athe often, 1 Requirito, 

To aike as a beg ger deth, 

1 Emendico. 

To aihe malapartly, or wantonly as 
wooers doe, 

1 Proco, 

To acke more, 3 Apolco, 

TG and fs = office againF 
enother, 

1 Competo, 

To ache forgiueneſſe of Ged, 

2 Sacrico, 

Avked, 

1 Rogatus, interrogatus, petitus,p0- 
ſtulatus,p.&c. 

An acher, . 

I __ petitor, poſtulator, m, 
trix,f, 

An askor of many quettions. 

1 Percontator,in, 


He 


1A,S9 


m that aakevh malapertly. 
Procax,ad. 


An abking,or demanding. 

1 Rogativ,Petitio, tie,f. &c. 

To looks A; Tkew, </pninr. or pages 4 

wanton ee. I 

AIkeW,avry or cre 494-7 pag 

i Limus 

Somewhat ahew. 1 Limulus. 

To brang ale. -— t_a 

Aſlope « © 

Alunyer or 

1 Seorfim,C LY = 4 4 

latim, 1m, Cintim, (cunt 

pr, persc,duſcree, 
IcCem . 

_ 7 ſerpent p callad. 


LEED 7 Aba 


Air ers vpor 
1 Aſpuo, inſpuo, vide to breath or 
blow. 
To eIpire,vide ambition, 
An atpiration,or breabing. 


a aſſay ,or =Y = r frtt. 


To aſſay premdy. I btemo. 
To aſſay againe, 1 Retento 

To aſſay,or prattiſe before he cometh 
ro doe a thing, 


Alaed. 1 Tencatus, probatus,exper- 
=== 
N ot aſſaic 


Ready to aſſay. 1 ine. 

To be aſſared, 1 Tentabundus,p. 

An afſaer ,or truey. 

1 Tentator, probator,m. 

_ n ſine, or proefe in an exerciſe. 

Tentatlo,f. tentamen, tentamentdi, 

Palpdium p "Y 

2 CE ericliio 

An aſſayg or flowiſting vith a vea 

fon before one begin to play, 

1 Pralufiof. prelacium.n, 


An 0 ng. 
oo. ah fi Ws preſfeds. 
To AlÞile,a/aulr, or ſer rn 


Ae ulred,or aſſailed. 


I Pugnz > mp | 
To gee Aﬀault,as bizohes doe, 
« Catulio. 2 Marito, 

The gon Le of bu chets 

I -_ a 


Awild Aſſe.. 


Th ve of an Aﬀe, 


/ 0x" keeper of Aer. 
wn or > bleck-boadh, 


2 Caudex,m vide block-head. 
_ PO wiſerman of Gott am. 


Gorucus ingenio gouicum ingeni= 


Fr ene Jerrn 


Te Afemble,s cal rogether. 
Frequento, concilio,concio,i 


volo,convalito, v. Ae Satwes chngs 


together. 
rogether. 


: Coatus, . collefius, 
CORCI 


An aſſembling. 1 Commxatio, con- 


one mecrngof rp Ly; 
ms .f ccerus, 


x Conc» 


wy mh bey 
ſ of people munting ge 


An aſſembly of ug hm for cleftion of 
Fork making of aver 
orum.n. 

The place where ach an aſſembly w. 
1 Comitum,n, 
Dertayning # reſuch an oſemdly. 
z Comitiali 

An «fſembly of yong folks. 1 Pubes,s. 
An of. mbly, or company of women. 


1 Polyzynzcon, 

An aſſembly drinking tegetber, vide 
Goſupmg. 

A certaine ofently for for the dlefGion of 
Tiſt-op1,calied flamines, 

1 Cclata comitias 


Jn" 


_ naſty of h onerable parſons. 
4 vo aſſembly ſinging of pſalmes, 


To Alſent,or agree to, 
: Aſſentio, vide 79 agree, «allow, and 


conſent. 


Of one aſſent,vide accord, 
or flattery, 
I Aſlentatio, vide flattery, 
To aſſert,vide to affirme. 
An afſcrtion,ox afſener at 109, 


I v . 
Toaftsſe, _ to ceaſſe. 

Afs prong C6NTINMARCE, 

To aſngge,vide 

To ___ vide to appoint and deteye 


To aſtrmulate. 
_ Jo, 6 I Selliof, vide /eſfions, 
To Afſift, 1 Adlifto, vide to aid. 
Aſriltance of frrends ftanding by 
= ones eaſe » ploadory. 
© AERIE afſeſtioof v 


—_— 
lexs,p.afſeſtor,m.trix,f. 
to 9 meg 
I wy” orius,ad. 
To a iomne togithey in fel- 


aſtocrated,or coupled _ 
'Confocine, 2 23 congerminaſco, 
T»Atlodle, 


- Abfoluo,diolne. Ap 
aſfoile one of bu pr ome 
I > = 
w__ | 


Þ. 
To «ſſnre,vide 10 warrant, 


= takefe oo ient aſſurance» 

7e Trofiregr m make afſwr ance by lryery 
I _ 

her toe that aſſurance. 


Such things whereof be is aff aved, 
1 Mancpia,n, Ps 


— 


Pa 


i 


* ”y th RY 


Oey 


"AST. 


ATT 


was. £4.44 


a CO wt 


Tobrg of ofſurance. 
x $a 

He that doth affure. 

1 09 


afſurcd.. 
I —_ acceptor,m trix,f. 
— 1 Firme, ſecure, cene, 
confiden 


ter,adu. 
An «ſſunpſor. PaQum, [ponſio,pro- 
miſo. .- 

To ATwage,”r mitigate. 

1 Mitizp,demiigo: 2 tevo, allevo, 
elevo,relevo,minuo;imminuo. 

To be afſwage'', or aut1iq ated. 

1 Com Gar. 2 refideo,recedo,con- 
fido, ido, _; iublico, delevio, 


Amy fomerratio,f. 

= hath ftrengrh to «f/ wage, 

To Anat ene :,or diſmay. 

1 Stypefacio,obſtupefaciogex ani 
tErrCo,COULETTCV,' XETIEN, PENETTEO, 


»0,0btundg. 
A eeeethed 
I 999 -wiY tupeſco, obſtu- 
peſco,ſtupefio, torpeo, ex 
paveo,expavelco, 
2 ans: 
Aﬀflenibed,om 2d,or difnigied. 
1 Stupefattus,obſtupefatus, Attoni. 
tus, ſtupens,p ftupides, ty id?,ad. 
cru, tremetaG?,jar. 


pcrcitus,pertur perturbatus. 

An afton;fhurg. | 

-——— wnnrg PEN 
Aſton or great ſexpe, 
x1 Stupor,m. ſtupiditas, extafis, con- 


: Nernatio,f.torpor, m 


To goe Aſray; 


: Devazvr,vide to wander, 


' An Africtions RY 


1 Aſtridtiof. 


rr, made bind 
olabe,” = 
by —_ mtion mos cv P pmnnce 


1 Aſtrolabi 
Attrolo ic, the part of Aftroneny, 
concermng mdicials and prattije. 
: Aſtro! 
An Afiro 2er,0 Aſrologian. 
1 Aſtrologus,m 
Aſtronomy, (rowletee of celeſtial 
bodees. 
1 Aſtronomia,f. 
That part of A, Utronorgy, which 
[truments ſearcheth owt the dit ance 
of the 2-1 1 Dioprice,f, 
Aſutd:rr,vide Aſonder. 
Alwell, vide as. 
Ar. : Ad,apud,incum abl.de,as, 


Al 

Done: noZe,Penes,., 
< your houſe. 1 Penes,vos,Sub. 
Alt any time ,or euer, 
1 Vnquam, 
At 1) tome,or never. 
1: Nunquam, 
Le DS Nopunld 
AL that tire. 
1 Tum,tuge,tunc temporis. 
Afr a potnt, ide refolme. 
At a pomnt,,vide agre:d. 
At adurnture. 


"_ #745 


Alt leaſure. 1 Per otium —_— 

um ſ{cribams 7 will write at leaſure 

Aft the latf,or at length. 

1 Tandem, demum, poſtremo, po- 

ſtremunr, denique, in poſterum, Ad 

paſtcrum. 2 Noviſlime,adu. 

At the beaft. 1 Saltemgtand:m. 

At the moit.1 Ad 

At once, x Semel. 

Ar onee;vide quickly. 

At chioprafns vide wow. 

To atchueut,vide acinene. 

To omutate the Athenians, 

1 Atniciſſo. 

An Atbe:#.. Atheos. 

Atheiſme. Arhenes, ve atheta. 

To attagh, vide 76 apprehend and ay- 
refF. 


Te Attath,or !ay in priſon for deb. 
2 Pignetv, vel pignoro 
(Attached,or app. ebended, 

I Pr henſ awnl 

2 ContraQtus,p. 

An at taching, -pyrmgs Me. 

IA 

An \- mervnrn eG or licence pep-- | 
mired by a Infficesfor theapprohenſr 
on of ary man as a priſoner. 

z Clangatiof, 

To att are ,or core to, Vide to obtaine | 


and pure bi,e. 


To 4: taint. 


- A006 Knit $ 


tt. Pr TI "> - = 


Attainder. Eviftio,condemnatio. 
To Attaint,or corrupt. 

1 Inficio,vide 19 corrupt. 
A:tamted,or ſtincking fleſh, 

1 Subrancida,aut caro, 
A't ainture, or bloud c 'orrupted. 

1 Sanics, TinQura, Sanguinis cor- 
mi 

To attempt, vide enterpriſe. 

To Attend, or hearken to, or be at- 
rtertiue, x At ozanimad- 
VERO, YAco,curo, 2 Invigile,con(pi- 
cio, 

To attend vpon, or giue attendance. 

z Scruio,afto,cxpetto, 

2 Appareo. 

Attendmg pen. 

1 Aſtans,expeans,p. 
Attendance,or dil:yent ſeruice, 

1 Opera, obleruantia, f, obſcquium, 

m 0. ſermitus, m. vide [ore 
wire 

Tobe Attentine, 1 Aures airigo, 
«Attentiueneſſs. x Attentio,F, 
Attenti20y dzl:re1t. 1 Attentus. 
2 ArrcQus,p.vide d:irg2rt. 

Very atrenzine. x Perattentus,ad. 
Attentiu by, 

1 Attente,peratteme,arrecs aurib? 

diligently, 

Atreft,de witneſſes, 

Artenuate. Attenuo,as, 

Too much an Atticke. 

: Hyperatiicus, 

To attire,vide tocloth. 


ttire, 
3 Tiarazf.vide apparchh. 
A kind of woman atiire, 
: Galbeum,n. 
A kind of Trieits attire among the 
Hebr:wes, n, Rationalen. 
The at tire which women " to weare 
on their head. 
» Redimiculum,n, 


| To make Attonement, or agreemir, 


I Reconcgho, 

AN tt onement. 

: Vritas,f, vide agreement. 
One that maknth attonement, 
1 Reeonciliator,& trix,f, 
An at tenement making. 

1 Conciliatio, concilia- 
mra,f. 
An Attorney. 1 Caulidicus, advo+ 
catus,pa!ronus. ; 2 Ador, ſequeſter. 


Attorneyes for the C ommon-weele. 
1 Ecdici,ns. 
A pratmg Attorney. 
I Rabala.m. 
To errep ae pp 
- 
an —— 


To areribure.vidt bn impure, 


To attrilute robimſelfs, vide arrogate. . ' 


Attributcd,or mpmced. 

I A 

An at or imputinge 

I Arby: _ 


þ .-<niah 


|. 


y 
4 


way 


— 


CC LN 


AVD 


AVT:. 


AWA 


An atirute. 
1 Atributum,n, 


| A rwwi,vide aſundeys 


A anteV. 


| To Fvaile,o pr ofit. 
1: Profumrm, 


It availeth, 

x Intereſt,refert,conducit,confert. 
To Availe,or ſwbnn! or bring downes 
1 Su 


1 Apage, 
To avarice, vide advances 
Avaricezvide conct ouſnes. 
Audacitie, 
I Audacia,f vide boldnefſe. 
Audact ons, 
Audax,impudens. 
Aintentc. I Audiemia, auditio,f, 
«Audible, Sonorus,. 
Als Aud, ror, 
1 Auditorgycaffer of accounts. 
An auditorpot andy. 
1 Audtorwm,n, 
A AU or ,07 keeper of a Regither. 
1 TabelL.rus,fupputator. 
3 R:vionarius,m, 
G f,oy belc i2ing 10 ſuch an Auditor. * 
1 Tabellarusad, 
Awdit ors of the Exchequer, 

1 Logographi,m. 
An Avauors Clerks, 
x Scripturarins,m, 
To Avenxe. 
1 Viciſcor,vide to revenge. 
To averre,vide affirme. 
Averment. Yelcada, 
(Average. Auer 
Averpenny i.average penny. 
To avert, Averto. 
To Augmentyors increaſe, 
1 Augeo. 2 Aggeto, as, vide to en- 
md and enlarge. 
To be augmented. 1 Accreſco. 
Augmentation. Augmenta!10e 
An Augre,or VV andle. 
1 Terebra,f.tere 
A little aregre,or ——p—_ 
1 T n 
login vide: cone} ring « 
Augnit, vide moneth. - 
Anter or hap. 
Awnnent, vide ancient. 
Aunceſt or :,vide anceFors, 
An aunt,vide kindred. 
Te Snolhe hem ſhn, ai 
1 Vito,cuito, devito,fugio,fugits - 
wgio,ctfugio,defugio,rclugo fubter- 


2D» 


2 Declino, _ precaneo,abhur- 


To «void perrill, by pumping water out 
of the'Ship, © 


— 


- 1 Ev 


1 Evitator,devitator,m. 
An avoiding or ef hewing. 
1 Evratio,devitatio,vitauo. 
2 Dechnati>gejeio.f. 
That may be avoided. 
leabilis devitabilis.ad. vitandus. 
2 Cauendus,protubendus,p. 


T hat cannot be Þaraidd, 


8 Incuta 
To avoid with --—"- 
1 Extufho, 
To avoid excrements, 1 Egero. 
Such an avoiding. 1 Egeſtio,f. 
To ave:de, or makg emprie. 
x Vacus, vide empry. 
An ” 1 Evacuatio,f, 
To Avouch,or affirme boldly. 
1 Aſſeuxcro,aſſtueror, aſtipulor,pol. 
3 pugr” wo ,adjuro,contendo, 
wde to | 


Avoucher, Fidei juſlor, m. teſtls,is, 
_— goldew 

| LY 
i og |: 


- To be the firl# author. 2 Prahgno- 


To be of authoritie. 

1 Treſum, 2 Prafideo. 

To exc:ed others in da bority. 

1 Prepollengeatien pintden. 
To put in augherity. 1 Preficio, 


To he put in autbority. 1 Prafigor. 
” be put out of authority. 


T anchor, or gine authority vnto, 


Thave pore x Licet mihi. 

An Avthor. x Author, machinator, 
m.2 caput- 

The chief — of a thing 
1 Proauthor, m.2 

an approuedamthey. I Anker caſ- 
ficn, juratiſimus auhar. 
Authorlty, or chiefe rule. 1 Autho- 
ritas, 


Jus,a.jurildictio. 

P 
: TOE auſpicium,n, grauitas, 
4 beef authority j 


1 Privatus,prind 
The authority of 4 
1 Maicftas,f, 


_ 


_Antherny chews or owey another. 
s Prat - 2 Mancipium, 
Reneren auherity. a Sacgum,n. 
CO 


Chiefs moy 1m aut, I Primanes, 


He that bs ——_— in — 


n- 


iy yn 9 


x Trilf 
; ry 19be authorized, 


Ful of authornty. 
3 Majeſtativus, poteſtativug.ad, 
Au wmne,Vide harwett. 
Awe,vide feare. 
Avewtry, vide Adultery. 
Tway,ge thee bence. 
Apage 

To To Pg apogRn pegs. 
To Awake,or fr vp. 
1 Excito-lulcko, cxuſcto.expergeſa. | 
cio,Fxpergo,ex . 
Ts awake from death 16 life. 
Dy oper or gpyg nee om. 

obe ewaked, 1 Expergilcor,exper« 

ho,cugdogluutor,txperor, 


J 
To Award,s" maze ts, 
I Adjudico,addico. 
«Award 1 iudgement. 
An award. 


1 Adjudicatum,n, 
That which u not yet awarded. 
1 Arbivarium.n 
—_—_— ,or beare off. 
1 Inhibeo,ut itum inhibere, 


Tobe in cAwe. a 


Auk i. engry 
ward,croſſe, 


1 Obliquo 
To ſet awry, or crockgd. 
1T 
Awry, or crooked, 


A broad Axe,or chip Axe. 


1 Dolabra;f. dolmarum,n aſcia,f.” 
Dolmwum, dolumen,n- 


1 Securis bellica. | 
greece nr wer. | 
x Anceps ſecuris. - 
Alitth Axtgor a Hatcher. 
1 Dolabella, ' 


” — ST 4 


TO EE 


B'A'G 


BAK 


he nd 


Sup - NN PIREYEY >a 
vide Aphoriſone. 

Azure colourvide colour, 
Ayergvide agaime. 

Ajezde ever. 


'B ante A. 


A'Bibe,or hay wide evild. 
_ or puppet thet obildren play. 


r Fo pupa of 
REO or infancy,vide 4. 
Abautangride MM 


| Tobablograre erode e roſy ide 


Fir bp blabber-loppod 


” 


7 b T nt in degree 
arte q 
un 
8 Foe, 07 War 
hy + y” 
Ts we backs es reveite, 
ctracedo. 


He that \returneth,or fueth backs. 
2T ator,m. & trix.f, 


Abacke efman's or beaft. 
1 Dortum,n dorſus,m, Terguen,n. 
elntbacs. 


Theſe COL which fare 
Fi 
Dor 


6 : Pak 


Aba 
| Ther wpur ina aye oracle 


The of the Which « agam#t 
— IO, 


Tee turn 10ints of theback yov back- 


I FF. crates ſping, Spondyli, m. 
NT dns 
x <pineus,ad. 
That which beareth vpen the backs. 
1 Dorſuarius,ad- 
Aſeldle cs 


Os thebacke ſrae.' 7 

1 Retro poſt. 

That es Oe lats fade. 
Poſticus. 


I 

To backb-te,vide flmunder, 

Sackberony. Feerronthedack, 
manifeſtum, 


3 Ladumt. 
A flitch _ 
1 Succidia.f. 


- 
A li:tle fore logge. 

1 Petalur . 

A Gammon of bacon, or binder legge 
of an ho 

x Perna 


The for: legge? of =Ixp 


A Badge or token, vide token, 
A Badge,or mw of a Purſevant,or 
other my, 


A yr 64-4 vide Grey. 

A yodevieeſanateity | 3 
necej/arieprovifien 

I | += rr 


A Bagge,”” money deer: 
1 Saccus,m.{parrrum,n. 2 


Aſeilo« 2 
cat ber made like abortle, 
1 Veer,m. 
ps cl loake 4 on ls 4 things 
A moaleiggyes:; 


Mm. 
or [eieterr 


A bagye or ſacke bearey. 
1 Saccatus,Þ 
A a" vide pipe. 


| 


——_— ſh 


Inonr r5eednoegegoay,. 2 


» a ada omes 
p Vaſa,n pl. 
er 
| WY = 


H hb Herb ldftuſfe. 
e twat ſeller age,or 0 
thu ellrbbex 


A Bapy/tatron,or rode for ſhips to lie 
in. 


1 Statjionayiam. 
AB ay tree,vide tree. 
To Baile,or put in ſuerties, 


I Vadan, anm promittere, 


To [axe himfe|fe and hs baile, 

I Vadimony obire, 

Bailed,or put vuder ſuertier, 

1 Vadimonio obſtrictus,przbims, 

A «9s mainpriſe, bs of appea- 


I » Saldmaten, n. 
2 tributio,cradito.F. ; ' 
A Bailife, or Sergeant. 
1 Stator,apparitor, fatclles, 
2c oNqul 1tor,m, 
AB alife,or overſeer of lands. 
1 Villicus, vUico,dheceres,caftaldi?, 
opiſtares,m, 
_ barkweite, 
: Villica:10,caſtaldiaf, 
by Bme,vide bath. 
To Batt «' an 1-1e. 


1 Diverto, divertor, diverſor, hoſþi.. | 


tor. 

A ba:ting place,vide Inne. 

That wh ch ſerutth to Bar, 
4 Diveriorus,ad. 

_ bait for fyh,or birds. 


A b.it for ſi or birds. 


2 Eica,i 
—_ bat onder deat booke, 


A baker of ſpice bread. 

1 Piſtor,dulerius, 

Hbaker of pie. 

I 7 

oA bakers cr oft, 

b) _ : piſtmaFornaria,f. 
A B akert wif, or womentither, 
1 r eugurtmnk, JE 


4 baking 


| cbhoypeoepr 


} 


B'AL 


BAL 


BAN 


A... 


AB the-houſe. 

i Piſtrinum,n. piſtrina,furnaria, f. 
Baked vnder the 4/hes. 

x Subcineritius, cineritius, ad. 
Baked in a DP am- 

1 Artoptitius, ad. 

baked, or ſodden in a furnace, or 6- 


Tue 

1 Clibanicus,clibaninius,ad. 
Belonging to baking, 

1 Pittorius, piſtoricus,ad. 
Belon ing #0 4 Baker. 

1 Pi —_— " 
Belongug to a Bake-houje. 

1 Piſtkinenſis,ad, 

Eiſie to bebaked. 

1 Collilis,ad. 

A bakers ſhouell, vide peele, 
Balad, or Bale. 

1 Canticum, carmen, melos, n. me 
lc, pl. 

Bl intrance to a Balad. 

1 Precentioof., 

To Ballace a ſhip. 

1 Sgburro,as. 

Balaſſed. 

1 Sa es, P. 

Abalaſe, or ſtay wherewith ſhips are 
arepeiſed to [ale vpreght. 

i Sabwra, f. fabulum,n, 2 lbra,f. 
Abalaſang, or connterpoyſing. 

: Libramen, librameatum, 8. 

To be, or wax Bald, 

1 Calveo, calueſco, glabreo , gla- 
breſco. 

To make bald, or pild. 

1 Depilo, dcglabro, glabro, 


uo. 

Tobe made ba'd. 

1 Calvecho. 

To be bald behind, oy bald againe. 
1 Recalveo, recalveſco, 
Tobebald before, 

1 Precalveo. 

Made bald. 

1 Calvatus,depilatus, p. 

M ad: bald behind, or Againes 

! Recalvatus,p. 

Baldneſſe 

1 - manw f. calvitium , n. calui« 
tas, f. 

A diſeaſe cauſing baldneſſe. 

1 Alopecia, f. 

Baldneſſe before. 

1 Prazcalvites, f. 

Abald man. 

1 Glabrio,alopecus, m. 
'Bald.pild, or without barre. 

1 Calvus,glaber,glabroſus,glabri 


ſus, depilis , phalacrus, alopeuoſes. 


decal- 


Z V » WA rari _ 
bald before. b! 

1 Precalvus,ad. 

Bald b:hind, oy again”. 

1 Recalvus, recalvaſtcr,ad. 
ﬀABale of Spregriegor mercers Ware, 


Bale,vide Bane. 

To Bale, vide Replawſh. 
To make a Balkeen earivg of land. 
1 Imporco,deliro,lio, 

Balked or furrowea, 

i Im »P- 

A balke,or furrow. 

1 Grumus, m.porca, f. ſcamnum,n. 
Lyra. 

A making of a balke in earing. 

1 Deluatio,mporcatio,f. 

A maker of abalke. 

1: Im tator, mporcator,m. 

A balke or chieft beam:, vide beame. 
ABall, 


Ti _ t Ball 

” ing da Aa 

I Plidals.m, pililudiuum,n. 
A ballplayer. 

: Fililudius. 

A ball wherewith we doe play, 
1 Tngonania pila. 

An handball. 


I d m. 
A balibigger than @ Tenniſe-ball , oy 
a certaine play at ball. 
: Phemada,t. 
The Oo of a ball, 
1 Relults \ . 
$ pilg. 
He that toſſe th the ball. 
1 Dator,m. 
Toſcing the Ball fromthe one t0 the 6- 
they. 


1 Pila pedalis,harpaſtum,n. 

A Bali filed wp with VVands 

2 Follis, folliculus,m, 

A Muke-bal. 

« Otbiculus oleatorins, 

Balls ſending forth fire when they be 
caſt, 
1 Pyrobuli, m. 
Around Ball, or Globe 6 thetop of 
a piller, 

x1 Scotia, f. 

A waſhimg-ball. 

1M , {\megma,n, 

A bal oF ſendrie powderr,called by the 
Apothecaries, Trochithe, 


1 Trochiſcus, m. 


1 Nivatum,niyenodium,n. 

A ball or poiſe of lead,winch leapert ve 
(ec to bold in th: ir hands. 

1 Ahker, vel haleer, m. 

A Promers Inche-ball. 

Tudes,1. 

Ball ſinffed with Leather, vuich they 
V ſed to tofſein an open place» 

1 Pclulz,f. 

Sope balts. 

1 Pilz matiace. 


Balis of lead, or clubs yyherewnth men 
doe '_—— _ vl 

1 Plumbate, ile plumbatg. 
The hall of a C, x 

1: Arbukula,t. 

Sweet-balls, vide Pomandey, 

The hall oy apple of the eye. 

2 Pupilla,f. 

To Ballance,or vveigh any thing. 
1 Pendo, vide to vvergh. 

A ballarce, or parre of ſcales. 

1 Bilanx. 2 pondus, n.lanx,f. 

A great parre of ball ence, 

1 Trutina, f. 

A little pare of ballance. 

1 Trutinella, t. 


,t. 
A pare of Gold ballances . 

1 dimbella,ſtatera,f. 

The beame of a ballance. 

1 Librele, 2 Iugumn, 

The tongue of a bail ance. 

1 Libramentum. a Examen,n. (ca- 
pus, canon, m. 

The hole wyherers the tongue of the 
ballance turneth. 

1 Agina,f. 

That #s pi in aballance to make enen 


vvaght. 


um,n 
Of, or belonging to balme, 
1 Balſaminus, ad. 

To diuide ito Bands, * Compa- 
nies, 


1: Decurio,as. 

A band of ſouldiers. 

1 Caterva,cohbors,turma,f, 

2 Grex, m, vide Armic, 

Of, or belonging ts aband. 

1 Catervanus,turmalis, ad. 

A band,or boſt of foctmen. 

1 Peditatus,m. 

A (mall band of men. 

1 Cohortiuncula,f. 

A band of ten [ouldiers. 

1 Manipulus, m, 

Of, or belonging rothat band. 

1 Mani k 

A band of fixeth wſand one hunared 
footmen,and ſeugn hundred and thirte 
horſemen. 

1 , ©. 
O f,or belonging to that band. 
1 Legionarius, ad, 
By bands. 

1 Turmatim,catervatim, ad. 
By band; of ten ſouldzeri, 

1 Manipulatin, adv. 
By bands, or legions. 

1 Legjonatim, adv. 
A Band, or ward, 

1 Tribuls, m. 

One of the ſame band or vuard. 

1 Tiibus, f 
ABand, or thong vuherewith ary 
thing u tacd, ; 

1 Ligamen, ligamentum , colliga- 

B g may 5 


hs 


—_—_ 


Ms. the 


at to.» 


of s 


= 


"BAN 


BAN 


BAN 


men, colligamentum , n ligatura, f. 
- 6 copula, f.1o- 
rum,n, 3 Liga. f. videro bind. 

A neck hand, or jhirt-band. 

3 Collare, n. 

An hatband. 2 Spira, Ff. 

A ſwaddle, or ſwathing band, 

vide Swathes. 

A little band, or latchet , wuherewith 


they faiten their leg-hameſſe. 

1 Fiſciola,f. 

A band, or priſon, vide Driſen. 

A ban 0 , Vide Dog ge. 

Bane, vide Poyſon. 

Banes »f Matrimeme. 

1 Preconia,{ponſalia, neu. Banus, 
um. 


5 Banerettus. 

To Bang, or beat, 
1 Czdo,tuſti 
Banged. 

1 Czſis,leſus,p. 
Band, vide Armie. 
To Banth,or ex:le. 
In exilium mitto. 2 Relego , pro- 
fligo, amando,extermino, proſcribe- 
re aliquem,ablego,fugo, 2s, projjcio, 
eijcio,cxturbo, 

To be banijbed caſt out ,or exiled. 

1 Exulo. 2 Excido. 

To haue a wall tobanſh, 

1 Profcripturio. 2 Syllaturio. 
Tobeban:iſhed from the Court. 

+ Excurior. 

Being tn baniſbment , baniſhed or exi« 
led. 


1 Exulans,p,exul, extorris,m. vel,f, 


profugus, proſcriptus , 3 ablegatus, 
relegatus', exterminatus, p. Apolis, 


©, Yide to beat. 


ad. Amandatus, ejeus,fugatis,p. 
Banithed yourly. : 
I akin 4M: Mic ty 


Theſe that are yeayely banked, 
1 Abanniti. 

A ban'ſhey. 

1 Proſcriptor,m. 

A banyomg. 


A bangſbing for a yeae. 
: Albanmtio,f. 
A baniſbing in the citie of Syracuſa, 


1 prattiſed by writing the name of the 


partie m an Oliue-leafe. 

z Peraliſmus, m. 

'Baniſhment, or exile. 

1 Exilium, 2 extermininm, -fuga, 
f. 3 Liminium, n 

A kind of baniſhment among the A- 
thenians, for ten yeares ſpace. 


I us, mM. 
Akmd ofban;ſbnett or condemnation, 
that whoſoeuer findeth the condenr- 


' ned man, may k | hm. 


1 Bannum, n, 
Of, or belonging to baniſhment. 
$ Exularius, ad. 


A Banke. 
x Ripa, Ff. 


| A banke, or hillock, 


: Tumulus,m. 

The Sea-banke. 

1 Lirtus,comma, n. 2 Agger. 
A Feeepe bankg that une can bardly 
clame vp. 

1 Rupes,f. 

A little banks 

1 Ripula,f 

A banke vvith poales, beards, &c. to 
keepe off the uater from the wuharfe. 
1 Pila,f. 
B ankes made of twurfes, to keepe out the 
vvater from the cattell in the mght, 

: Tnbunalia,n. 
The bankes brinke. 

1 Margo ripz, 3 Sabutria, f. 
That —_— the vvater banke?. 

1 Riparius,ad. 

Places before the banks?, 

1 Preripia, n- 

Frombanke _ banke. 

1 Ripatim,adv. 

To lay money in the Banke. 

I Collybo pecuniam, 
The ſum m the conmmen banke, wobere 
many hawe 4 ſhare. 

I Sors,t. 
A banker , or he that layeth money to 
exchange. 


1 Tripezita, numularius, menſarius, 
go 


, collybiltes, 
m 
The trade of bankers. 
1 ta, A 


rgyrognomeniea,F. 
A tavle wuhereon a banker teller 
money. 
1 Trapeza,f. 
The loſſe of money in banke. 
: Collybus,m. 
Banket, vide Banquet. 
Bankyoat, vide B . 
To banne, vide cw {e. 


Banner, vide Enſigne. 
Church Banners. 

1 Libarum,n. 

To be Banquerupt » 

2 —_ 

To play the werup he 

2 £2 "rg 

A banquerupt. 

2 Decuctor, m. 

To Banquet  0gether. 

1 Convivor. 2 Compoto. 

Tos cat at « Banquet. 

1 Epulor, oplonor. 

To make banquet. 1 Poluceos 

To banquet out of timegor riotouſly. 

1 Opfonito,commellor: 2 Fergrg» 
cor. 

A banquet, or banquett ings 

1 Convivium, cpulum, 0. : 
Epulz,epulativ,dapes,compotatio,fe 


z Symopolum,n 


—_— — 


_ — 


—_ 


— — 


—— 


—_—— 


Arch and tuons banquet. 
I Pata ey any 
A ritous barguet. 

1 Commeſlatio, f. 
A banqu*t before (upper. 

: Anteccenum,n. 

A banquet after ſupper. 

1 Poccanium, n, 
Abanquet before a Vacation. 

1 Minerval,minervalen. 

Banquets vuhih nev yyedded folkes 
vere vvont to make after ſupper. 

1 Repotiz,orum, n. 

A banqued of fige ſwidrie diſhes, 

1 Pentapharmacum, convivium. 
A banquet wubereunts euerie gueFt 
bringeth his portion of uittualls, 

1 Phiditia,orum,n. 

A banquet vybere none come but they 
tht are of kinne. 

: Cariſtiazf, 2 Convivid ſolenne,n. 
A banquet without vine. 

1 Nephalia,orum, n.convivium ab- 
ficmium, 2 KH canumum. 
Abanquet beſtowed vpen ones freind 
at bu going forth, or comming bore. 

z Convivium viaticum. 

A princely ban wet, 

2 Perficus apparatis 

Toyfull banquets , wohich bondſlaues 
made, vuben they yvere at libertie. 

1 Eleutheria,orum, n, 

A ſmall banquet or drinking, wyhich 
the rich Remus made to them that 
came to ſalute them. 

1 Sportella, f. 

A banqueter, or maker of a feaft. 

z Convivator, oplonator, Sympoſi. 
aſtes,m, 

A banqueter,or gueFt bidden to a bane 


quet, 
1 Convivazcom-g-epulo, epulonus, 
Ccepulonus,m. 

A riotous banquetey, 

1: Commeſſator, m, 

One ordayned to ſee meaſure kept in 
banquets, «r drinkings. 

1 Modiperator, m, 

Banqueting. 

1 FEpulatio, f. 

Great banqueting. 

1 Bpuloſitas,f, 

Drunken banqueting. 

1 Baceluatio, f 

Banqueting diſhes. 


1 Dapes,jum, Placentz , arum, f. | 


bellaria, orum, f. 2 Menſe ſecundz. 
A bangueting h ouſe, or place, 

1 Fpalarmm,convivarium,conviva- 
toriam, conclave, conclavium, 
Pertaining to a banquet. ; 
" Convivalis, epularis, epulatorius, 


Te 'Baptize, 
1 Paptiſo, & Baptizo, 
Bapti( eds 
1 Baptizatus, 2 Intinitus, 
Baptiſme,or bap!ime. 
4 i 1 Baptiſ- 


— a2 


BAR 


BAR 


1 Baprtiſmus,m, bapriſza, I—— 

n. 2 Intintiof, 

The day of ones baptiſme. 

1 Dics luſtricus. 

To varbe, vide pole. 

Barbaronineſle, or barhari/me. 

: Barbarics,barbaria,f. 

Barbarous, or ababartin, 

N Barbarus,darbaricus. 

Barbarouſly, 

1 Darbare. 2 Incompte, inconcin- 

uc,mpolite, inc » LOQUAALC C- 

orgice,adyv. 

Aarber. 

1 Tonſfor,cafor,barbitonſor,m. 

A little barber. 

3 Tonſtriculus, ric ,m 

A barhers jhep. 

1 Toaſtrina, f tonſorium, barbiton- 
Jn. 

A barber ba ſon. 

1 Pelvis tonforia. 

Belonging to barber. 

: Tonlorius, ad. 

Barbes, or horſer trappiers. 

2 Phalerz, f. cataphraaa, a, lorica 


una, 


= = £ us, 
Barbicans, i. Vech-tovers. 
To Bard or beard wooll. 

1 Extremitates vellera tondere. 

To make Bare. 

: Glabro,nudo,denudv, vide bald. 
To make bare againe. 

1 Renuds. 


To makg bare or leans. 

1 Maicero, vide leane. 

To be bare , or pild v3ithout haire, 
graſſe, or herbes. 

1 Glabreo,, glabreſco. 

To make bare ro the pappe. 

r Expapi 

Made bare to the p4ppes 

1 Expapullatus 

Barens|ſe.1 obs 2 Calvities.cal- 
uitas,f, 

A bare plat vvithout corne or gra(ſe, 
1 Glabretnm, n. 

Bareneſſe of feet. 


: Nudipedia, f. 
Bare, or naked. 


1 Nudus, ad, Nudaws, deteQus, pe 
vide poore. 
Bare-foeted. 
1 Nudipes, planipes, ad. Excalcea- 
tus,diſcalceatus,p, 
Bare vwuithogt haire, grafſe,or bearbes. 
1 Glaber, glabellus,ad. 
Bwely. 
1N ad8,adv. vide nakedly. 
Barely, ſlender(y,or baſely. 

1 Nude, tenuitcr , exiliter , jejune, 
oblolers adv. 
To Bargaine, or make a bargaine. 


1 Paciſcor,depaci ,pangosſtipu- 


Abargaine,or contratt. 

1 Stipulatie,t. ſt;pulatus, corentus, 
2 ComraQtus, m. ſponſio, t. ſponivs, 
m.ſponium. 

A bergaine maker, 

1 Pactor , ſtipulator, tranſaQor. 2 
Spon!or, vide conenart. 

A Bar 

1 Epiba &, nanicula, f. 3 Remul. 
cus, m.aQtuarwum, B. navis aquaria, 
navis veetoria. 

Barges _—_ 

i Em 

A barge vvith y orders of row- 
ers im one ſeat. 

1 Qui emis- 
A barge that noble men vſe for plea- 
ure vunth gorgeous chambers therem. 
1 Navithalmus, vide Boar, 


To barke 4gaine, 

1 Relatro. 

To barke again}, 

1 Oblatro, 

To barkelikea fox. 
1 Ganniv, 

To barks again#f, 


I Latrator,oblatrator,m tix,f. 
A barkey, or furious crier, 
1 _Hylax,hylaQor,m. 
Tue barking of a dogge. 
1 Latratus, m, 
The bakwg of a Fox. 
1 Gannitus, gannitio, F. 
= Barke, x p:lt Trees. 
ab —_ ; =o 
co +» 3 
——_ pilled. = ; 


. Docket 

A bark:r of Trees. 

1 Decorticator, m, &c. 

The barksng of a Tree. 

1 Decorucatio,Ff, 

The barke of a Tree. 

I # Cee .g. 2 Cutis, f, induci- 


Po | i ge 


Th? WP barke of 4 Tree, = 
: Liber,m. 
A l; ttle barke, 
i1C — f. 
Abatke bewſe. 
I row. N. 
T hat hath a thicke barke, 
1 Conticoks,ad. 
A Barke, or l1tle Sh; 
I Navigiolum, n. epibades,f, aphia.. 
Qum,n. aphractus,m. 
Aſviſt barke, as a pinnaſe, 
2 Dromas, m, 
A little barke. 
1 Lembunculue, m,yide boat, 
B 4 


lS— 


i Alphuon,n, 

Great bariey, or beere barley, 

: Zea 

A kind of barley hamtng te reve of 


oO her belonging to barley, 
Hordeaceus,hordearius, ad, 
Burley flower dried at the fire, and 
fried, af tex it hath heene joked in Vode 

ter. 

z Polenta, f, 

Pert ayning to bayley ſo dreſſed, 
1 Polentarius, ad. 

Barme, «r 7eft. 


A barne for Uey, 
4 Famle,n, 
A little bayne. 
: Horreolum, 8. 
A barne keepers 
Horrearius,m. 
Barne, vide Child. 
A Barnacle, inſtrument to (er 
upon the noſe of en vnruly horſe. 
: Paſtomis,poſtomus. 
A Baron, 
! Baro,heros,dunaſtes, m. 
A little Bayon, 
1 Baroniculus, m. 
A barons yorft, or baroneſſe. 
1 Baroniſla,f, 
A Baronie, x Baronia,;f, 
A Baron of the Exchequer. 
1 Quaſtor, m. 
"= Barre, or keepe from, 
1 Interdico, 
To bore, or ſet pruith barres. 
I Clathro,Peſſulum tor:bus, obdo. 
A Bar, ObRaculum 
A bay or bolt to make fajt does, or 
gates, 1 Peſſulus,m.Obex. dub.g.re- 
pagulum,Clathrum, 2 Patibulun, a. 
clavicula, f. 
A bar, or loauer. 1: Vedis, my 
A little bar, 1 Peſſulum, n. 
A bay wvith an yron point. 
2 Vedis 
A bar to turne the wheele of 4 wine- 
preſſe. 1 Remiflar? veRtis. 2 Sacvla,t. 
A bar fom vohiuch runners fetch their 
race. 1 Milla, f. 
A Barre where cauſes be pleaded. 
1 Repagulum, n 
Barred, or ſe with bars, 1 Stiparus. 
ABarrell. 1 Cadus,m. tna,f do- 
lum, n. Amphora,Ff. 
To make Barren. 
1 Defiugor,cmacror, 
To wax barren, 


BAR 


BAS 


BAT 


1 Seerileſco. 2 Seneſco,fariſco, 
Barrenneſſe, 
1 Sterilitas, Infercunditas, acarpia. 
2 Sepnities, ſiccitas, macies , Tejnni- 
ras. 
Barren. 
1 Sterilis, infoecundus, acarpus, in> 
_— ,infrucaokes, infertilis, ad. 

cerns defertus,p. 2 Nudes, ad, a- 
renoſus, iners, macllentus, ſiccus, art- 
dus, aſper,infetix, jejamis, firiculo- 
ſus, 
wt barren. 
2 Permacer, ad. 
Barren 
I Infecund?, ſteriliter , efforts. z 
Sicce,ad. 
Barrters, or the feat of playing at 
barriers. 
1 Paleſtra,f. 
He that fighteth, at the brrievs. 
1 Palzſtrita, m 
He that teacheth to play at the bar- 
riers. 
i Palzſtricus, m. 
A Barreſter. 
1 Caufidicus,repagulans. 
An vtter Barreſter: 
1 Echemythia, m. 
"ck. Barretour , 

n 
7 x Vitiliguer, imfactiofus,ad, 
to carrie out dung. 

I art ny vehiculum, canoverto- 
rium, n. 
A little Barrow, 
1 Vecticula, f. 
A Barrow maker, 
1 Vecticulatms,m . 
To Barter one thing for netber, vi: 
Change. 


A'Bartm, vide Pvaltry 
A Bale. 
1 Baſis, vide Proppe 


The Baſe, vi: Muſicke. 
wo age I Pugo,ſica. 


1 Humilitas,vrikeas. 4 
Baſtneſſe of b1rth, or eſtate. 
 þ tas, obſcuritas; f, 
Baſereſſe of condition. 

1 Indignitas, f, 

The baſe ſort. 

1 Infimi,infimates. 2 fex, 
Baſe. I Humilis, ad, 
Baſe of bloud,or eftimation. 
I Tenobilis,inglorius, obſcurus, per- 
obſcurus, vilis, infuamus , vulgivagus, 
plebews, vulgat . 2 terr# 
filius, abjectus, fordidus, poſterior, 

,Parvus. 

A pare of Baſes Palliolum; curtum, 
Ba'tly. 1 Humiluer , abject, de- 
miſc, adv, 

Tobe "Batfull, vide Aſh oned. 
Ballfulneſſe vide Shamefa/neſſe. 
AWBalliſke, a Beaſt (« called, 

1 Baſliſars,ſerpens,regulus. 


or tyOnbleſome | 


q 
; 


A Baſiluke, vide Gunne, . 
aſket.Mawnd, or Pamier. 


AWB 

1: Sporta,f corbis,m, vel f.camiſtri, 
n.calathus, qualus, quaſillus , fijcus, 
m, fiſcina,fiſcclla,f, iſta,f, 


A Batket mate of Bull-ruſhes , br 
ſuch like ſtuffe. 
ry Scirpea, f, ſcirpiculus, m, ſerpicu- 


A UVickey-batket, 

1 Ciſta texta 

A VVicker backet wherein fiſhes are 
kept. 

1 Fiſcella, f. 

A bazket or hamper #0 carrie or- 
ments for players. 

1 Sorraeus, m, {orracum,n, 
\Abadket madeof « Date tree 

1 Muſcalion. 

Aback t made of the barke Ra tree, 
1 Tibin, 

A basket wherem Gentlewomen ly 
therr worke or ſilke. 


{ x Qualus,qualillus,m, 


A little Basket or Pannier, 

1 Sportala, f.ſportellum, n corbala, 
f. caniſtellus,m caniſtella, f.caniſtel- 

lum,n. calathuſcus, m, 

_ or Pannier to carrie bread 


' 


1 Panari nariolum, corycium, 
n — 3 Seatius,m bulgidt. 
um,n, 

A basket-beaver, 

I Ciſtifer, circuitor, m, 

A bashet-maker. 

1 Cophinarius. 

A Balſon ro waſb hands —_ 

1 Malluvia, f, malkwwm , pola. 
brum \ trulleum; aminile,n, 

A baſon to waſh ones fret m. 

I Pelvis, f. - pelyium, + "ads 


A Baſongor veſſell to rrened ordare, 
vrmne,or ſuch like, 

1 Scaphium,n. 

A Baſou wherein-other veſſels are 
Waſhed. 

2 Concha,Ff.linter,m.yel fl. 

A Barbers baſon, 


I ory 3 WY 


Concha 
A Baſonto waſe in, 

Fatina, 
_ —_—_ 'Bull-raſhes , or 


A Baſtard. or baſe beyne child. 

1 Spurius,nothvs,illegirimur, adulte- 
rinus,filwus popul: , Nullius filius. 2 
Submiſhtins : (uppoliriizus, Gbdaai. 
us, invents. 

Ba” ardwme, vide UUrac, 
T-Baſte met. 


2 Degutto. 
To Baſte with lard, 3 Lardo, 


A bafting of meat, 


i: Li n. 

A Baſting yy 

I 

A Bat.or Coe due, or baſlinado, 
vide $ raffe, and C inb ba 
_— 


T»Bathe. * 
1 Balnco, 2 Madefacio 
p99 Say c 

, h-balnee. f. balnea, 0- 
raw balaqaria. © GAGs f. 2 La- 
vacrum, ſudatogum. 
" little bath, or baine. 

, theraule, f. 
” bath, Stew,or Horbouſe. 
1Y j 
A place by 4 common Batb , where 
—- baining , men take their refes 
ton. 

1 Propina,f. 
A place m 4 Baths, Baine, or Hot. 
houſe, in which fire being incloſed, ca 
Fo forth heat. , 


1 Propnigeon. 
= Bathing place. 


A place w there men laid theip clothes 


= le they _ 


They that for a keep mens cloths 
m Bb ahi. 

1 Carpſarij, orum, m. 

A place in Bathes , where they were 
annomted. 

1 Alepterium, alepterion,n. 

A maiſfter of the Bath,or Stew. 

1 Balneator,m- trix, f. 

Pertayning-, #7 ſeruing to Bathes, 
Baines, or Stewes. 

I Balnearis balnearius,2d. 

ro bath in cold water» 

I rigidaria cella,. 

He that batheth m cold watery. 

1 Plycrola, m. 

He that deligiteth to bath in col4wa- 
rey. 

1 Pfycrolutres, m. 

A bathing ve (ſc Utewaſb in» 

1 Labrum,baptiſteriumn- 


To Battle. 


1 Impaſcor, veſcer. 


ABattell, or conflict. 
1 Przlium, n- pugna , dimicatio, f. 


congreſſus, m. congrelſ o, f. confli- 


- crxs,m. cohflictio , polymachia, f. 


2 Mars,m. arma, orum. 

A battell between two, vide Combat. 
Alittle battel. 

1 Freliolumn. 

A fit battell. 

1 Pugna ſtataria , bellam -con- 
. tans. 


A battell waged betweene light har- 

neſſed men. 

x velitaris. 

A batel!,n herern they that brſorehad 

Lorten the vittorie re now oHercome. 
2 Oſcu- 


__ D—_ — 


BE A 


BEA 


ia, 
A Battell of Mice df Fro 
1 Batrochomyomac 
A Battell befireaCn "14 _ or Towne, 
1 Bellum antarium. 
The beginning of 4 Battell. 
I Velitativ,t. fo 
Przlufo, 
6 Fagan retain, 
An on/t#t in Battell. 
i Im f. | 
The double ward of a Battell, where | 
both noble and commen ſou'!diors ave. 
2 Principia,f. 
The wing of a Battell, 
1 Cormu,indecl. 
He that # ſent out before the Battell, 
4 defre, or —_— the eneme. 
Emiſlarws, m 


= Bartel ye ſea. 

I neomachia, f. 

They that Battel, or fight on the ſea. 

1N aumachiarij,C 

Pertaining to Battell, or batterie. 
1_Pralians 


Perm ro Batrell on the ſea. 
ad. 


ABattledoo1s;cofrike aball with | | 
x Feritormum,n. 
Battlements» wall. 
3 Murorum ſummitates. za Minz,f. | 
Battle, vide Frur fill. 
To RT ood or beat downe. 
i P ,diuo,proſterno pre 
lo,excido,cverto. 
Batter ie,oy beating. 
Verberatio. 
Battered. 

1 Quaſſar,lapidatus,p. 
- Bauitne, vide Faggoe. 
Baulme, vide Bale, 
Baudey, {hanc, vide Bragerie, 


/ 


Banbells, vide /ewel:. | 


To praiſe Bayv2y. 

1 Lenvucinor. 

To riot in Baudry. 

2 Grzcor, vide VVhore. 
To commut Baudry. 

1 Stupro. 


I Obtenias.F, 

The prattiſe of Baudry. 

1 Lenocnium,n. 

A-BRaud , or merchant of whores, 


1 Lenayf. ſtupriſoqueſtra. 

An old Bud. 

1'Cantha,f 
«A Baud that pampertth oy trimmuth 
women,th poleyma defi the dearcy 


-abad or bringing women againſt rheiy 
2 Perdudtor,m. 


An houſe of Bandy y, vide Stewes, 
'Baudie. 


1 Libidinoſus,feſc b ad 


_ mn valke. 


Bauduly, 

x Obſcene, lenocin 

Bawdkm, vue 7:7 Nt. 

A Bawnatcke,or ievell ther women 
weare. 

1 Anabole. 

A Bawdrich of a Bell clapper. 

: Ropali . 

To Bawle, or cre out. 

1 Clamo,vociferor. 

A Bavling. 

1 Vociferatio, f, 2 Gannitus , 
Gannitio, f: 

To Bay, Lairo 


B ante E 


To Be, 1 Sum,cxifto,fio. 
I hae beene, 1 Fun. 

1 ſhould,or might be 

I mar, fps. 

To be under ,or in. 


mg. 
1 Bllents,exifienia,, 
Being. 
I Exiſtens,poſitus, 3 Ens. 
That may be,or not be. 
1 Contingens. 
- Beacon ,or Bekn, 


mt 


Pharas, m. fpecula, f. fpeculati-' 


og n, * 

A burning Beacon. * 

2 Trulla . Tm 1onis ſpeculatorius. 
A watchman at 'Beaceans. 

1 Excubitor ſpecularjus. 
ABeadzey pare of Beets, 

2 Corona, f, ova ſerpentjum, roſari- 
um, roſanolutn,n, 

Beads to pray on, 

1 Teſſerz precariz,ſpherule preca- 
torie,precula, vel preculz. 3 Frex. 
A Read. man. 

2 Orator,m, 

A Beavle. 

x Fedcllus,m. 

A Beadle in Vniner ſites, 

1 Praco,accenius, carix,m, 

A Beadleyr (ryev bn: the Court which 
calleth for: h men by their names, 

: Nomenclator, m 

A Beadle to ayr:#Þ, py die execution 
7pon m. ilefattors, 

1 Likor,m 

A Beadle that biddath men fo apprare, 
vide Tur/euant. 

A Beadle "f Beggers,or Bridovell. 

1 Fuſtiarius, flagellarius, litor, pt- 
firmalis, caſtiter 


A Beadle hclonging fod M apttrate. 


| 2.dies 


A'Beagle,vide D 


ABD yneb,or bill of afowte. 


1 Roſtrumn. 

A lutle beake. 

1 Roſtellumn. 

The mame Beame m _— 
1 Lacunat, 


A Beame,or great piece ww; timber, 


1 Trabs,trabes,tignus,tgnum. 
The rinde Beams of an houſe. 
1 Columen 


iN. 
Such a Beame 4s hangeth with candles 


in a Merchants Halh 
1 Lacuniarium,n 
AVV eauers turning: 'Beame. 


1 Inſubulus, m. 


A yarne Beame,or VV eauers Beame. 


1 Liciaterwm, jugum, nN. 
The beame of a VV aine, or Dranght- 
_ wherewth the yoke bangeth, 


1: Temo,m. 
The fide beame of a ſhip, 
1 lugum,n. 
A beame of a ſhip. 
1 Ratis,f. 
The beame of a ballarce. 


I Sd — = bilanx,f. jugum, 


4 laying of beame? or rafters from one 


wal to another. 
1: Immiſſum,n. 


The ends of the beames that appears 


wndey the walls of the houſe. 
2 Proceres,m. 
4 windebeame,or dray=beame. 


1 Ergatum,n. 
Beames oye rogether with 
preces, . 
: Trabes compaQiles, 
VVell wrought 
1 Trabes emerganiz. 
Belonging 10 a beame. 
1 Trabalis,ad 


That #s made of a beams, or rafters. 
abarius,ad. 


3 Trabicus,cr 
A Beame of the Sunne, 
1 Radius,m. jubar,n. 


iR 
ABeane, ' 
1 Faba,f. cyamus,m- 
A little Beane, 
3 Fabula,f. 
A Beane of Exypt 

1 Colocahia,t. 
The root of that beane; 
Collocaſjum,n. 
A French beane. 

1 Ervilia,f. 
The blacke of a beane, 
I Hylum, : 
Abeane cod, 
1 Sil 

bene cov ext 
A becne ſhalegoy huske;. 


1 Fabg tunica, vel cyncha, f, yalw- 


hus,m. operculagenmmn, 
Abeane ftalke, 1 Fabale, n. 


T hat bath i—_ of trightaefh 
adiofus,ad. 


—  — 


mand | 


_——— — — - 


_— 


% 
—_—_ 


_ 


BEA 


BEA 


as 


Beanehc'me, gr fir av. 

1 Stipula fabali 

A beane brwiſed, broken, or ſprouting 
in the ground. 

1 Faba ficſa,vel frella, 

To ope”;, or ſprout in the carth, as a 
beane doth, | 

1 Naukio,vt,fabanauſcit; 

The beaxe openeth it ſelſ#, 

Beane pott.ge,or buttered beane:. 

3 Conchis. 

Beane male. 

1 Lomentum, n. 

Beane chaff:,or cleanſing of beanes. 

: Abaria,acus fabz, 3 Fabagium,n. 
tabago, f. 

The place where beanes doe grow, 

I Fabetum, ha{#tlar an 

Of,or belonging to a beane, 


1 Fabalis,fabarius,ad, 


To Beare,or care. 
1 Bajulo, vide Carrie. 
T'; beare or ſuffer » Vide to ab:de and 


uffers 


To beare vp. 

1 Fulcio, lutfulcio,pecfulcio,uſtineo, 
ſuſtents, 

To beare long. 

: Geſto 


To beare out a thing with necke and 
ſhoulders, 

1 Succollo, 

To beare. x Pario, vide to bring 
forth, 

To beaxe out,*r defend. 

1 Patrocinor. 

A bearer, vide a better, 

To beare aſway,or gouerne, 

1 Impero. , 

To bcare off,or to ward. 

1 Excipuo. 

To beare downe. 

1 Evincn, 

That beareth about many things, 

I Mukifer,ad, F » b, 
That beareth, or ſupporteth any thing. 
1 tt iowa neBaks 4 
SoJum,n. 

That beareth a great burden 0nbls back, 
1 Dorfuarius. 

ATBearc,he,or ſbe, 

1 Vrius,m. Vria,f. 

A litle Beare,or Bearer whelpe, 

r Vriclns,m. 


Of,or he longmg to 4 Beage. 
1 Vrſinus,ad. 

To haune «Bcatrd. 

1 Imbarbeſco, 

Tobetin to haut a beard, 

1 Pubeſco, 3 Pilo. 

A beeyd. 

x Barba.f. barbatiuw, n. 


A little beard, 


x Babula,f. 
A Goats beard. 


1: Spiillum,n, 


A Cats beard, 
2 Genobardum,n. 
Toat hath, or weareth a beard. 
1 Batbatus,p. batbiger,ad. 
He that bath much b.ure on ba beard, 
: Mukibaibus,ad. 
He that hath a forked beard dizided 
mto = parts, 
1 Sphenopagon. 
He 7 hls beard. 
1 Barbatulus,m. 
Beardleſſe. 
1 Imberbis. 
He that hath a red beard. 
I Ah L. dus, + þ 
Beardleſſe men. 
1: Glabrjones. 
The firft bearding of mens 
1 Pubes,f, 2 Sulug,m. 
The beard of Cone, 
1 Ariſta,f. 
To twrne Beaſts into ravke corne to 
ced, 
Impeſe. 
- ll _ beafts. 
s Pecus,oris,ne & udis,fo 3 Pecan, 
A beaFF, 


1 Beſtia,f. 
A great and terrible beaZF, 
I 


A lit tle beat, 

1 Feftivla,f. 

A wild beatF. 

x Ferasf. 

A tame beafF. 

: Domeſticaf. 
\An heard of beafts. 
1 Pecuaria,orum 


,armentum,t, 
B ef or rs to beaſts, 


I 

Reafbly men, 

x: Bilutes,m, pl. 
Beaitlimeſſe. TAY 

1 Senſuali EF. 


Beaſily. 
* Selkiins, beſtialrer, 


VVolfe. 

3 Lynx, m.& |. 

Of the beat Lynx. 

1 Lynceus,ad. 

A beaft that lneth beth by Land and 
water. "" LIL 

T n. 

A yaw; ſhining by night. 
I Nodiluca,t 

Abeaft killed in ſacr;fice, 
I Vicimay . 

A flying beaſt. 


1 Vapo, 

Beaſts hauing the crampe in therr feet, 
which cauſeth them to goe pn the top 
of their hoofe. 

1 Orthocala, 

Beaft: zoked teguiher, 

1 Fijugi,orumgm, 


Hippopotamus,m. 

A beaſt in Scandinavia, like to Alce, 
very ſwift, leaning to @ tree when it 
ſleepeth, and being once failen, caunat 
lift it ſelſe vp agame, 

Maclis. 

A beaſt in India, which hath three 
rewes of teeth, the face of a man, the 
bodie of a Lyon , and coneteth mych 
af er mans flejh. 

Manticora,z,t. 

Beaſts which haue me ta le, or a mais 
med tailc, and might not be offered vp 
in ſacrifice, 

Colura. 

A beatt in Sams;, whoſe bones are ſo 
bigge,that they be kepr for a maaruchl, 
and whoſe vorce u ſo ſtrong that it ode 
keth the earth, 

Neades. 

Abeaſt like vnto an Ape, but having 
the face of a dogge. 

Cynocephali. 

A beaſt in Peonia, 45 bigge 48 a Bull, 


Monops. | 
Beaſts like to Sheepegbut bang hairs: 
wool [ke Rammes. 

Muſimones 

A little beaſt bred in wine, 

Muſtio, 


A little beaſt deuouring Gnas. 
Myrmecoleo, 
A beatt of /Ethiopia, 


Nabix. 
A beaſt begotten b2rveene a Lioneſſe 


and the beaſt Hyena. 


Crocuta,tz,f, 
A beaſt that ſiriheth with ha horne, 
Co 


rnupeta. 

QAbeaſt in Hercinia,lthe a Bull,but big- 
ger inbodie,and very ſwiſts 
Vrus,ri,m, 

Abeft that trembleth at the woice of 
a L19n, Leont 

A bea#t in/Ethinpe like a nan, 
Cephus,cepus. 

Beaſts that are armed with broad arms, 
Platucerotes. 

A beaſt about the riuer Hippaniagwhich 
dieth the ſame day it u borne, 
Ephemeron, vel Ephemerum. 

A bea#t whoſe ypper part reſembleth a 
man, and the nether part an Aſſe. 
Onocentaurus, m. 


A certaine wild beaff, of the kind of 
Goats, in Afficke, 


Oryx, giv. 
A beaſt in India, as bigge againe as 4 
horſe, hawng a feure taile, and a very 


faire barre, 


Pzphagjs, 


A creeping, or ramping beat, ſuch a 
one 44 ebdark like a Snake,or Adder. 


Proſerpens beſtia. 
A beaſt 


BEA 


BEA 


BEA 


A beaFt like a fallow Deere, or Roe- 
bucks. 


I. in India bke 4 horſe, found 4- 


bout great Riners. 

Eale. 

A beaft like a Roegwbereof newhe doth 
come, 


Garella,f. 

A beaſt bigger then 4 Graſbopper, de- 
ſtroying Corne, 

Grnllus, m 

(A beaſt leſſe than 4 Foxe, in colours 
darke and yellow, ut may be taken for 


a ons Gemnet, 


A beaft of all other the moi ſubril, 
like a wolfe, with a mane like an horſe, 
Hyena. 

A leaf like vnto a Lizzard, hauing 
ſpots in his _ like ſtarres. 


— like aVVolfe,peckied 
A beaſt in eaVVo C 
like a Li ee coſe 

Raphius, m. 

A beaſt enemic to an Elephant Haning 
a horne in bis ſnout bending vpwards. 


A beaft begorten berweene 4 Goat and 
a Ramme. 

Mulcino. 

A beaft like to an Hedgehog ge, hauing 
the ſhape of a Aouſt and a Beare. 
ArQomis,f. 

A bea#F which ts both male and female. 
Arſenothelea, 


A venimous beafF. 

Aſcalobotes. 

Beaſts being like to men, hauing feet 
like Goats. 

Aegh N 
A wild beaft,in feſhro7 and :hinne lizg 
a fallow Deere, but greater, and hath 
no toints 1n the leg ges,and therefore ne- 
wer lieth, but leaneth to trees. 

Alce,is, vel cs, 

\A beaſt haumg an h:ad like a Camell, 
and thighes like an O xe. 

Amatala, Z. 

A wild beaſt, hauing the head of a 
Bull, the bodie and mane of a Horſe, 


Bonaſus. 
A beaſt like vnto a Camell and a Pan- 
ther, Camelopardalis. 

Abeaſt called a Ciuet, like a VVolff, 
and hath a mane like a Horſe, 
Civerta, f. 

A beaſt that firhteth acainft Adders, 
Ofhmachus,m. 

A beatt called yen. 

Kelbus,m. 

A beaft i in th: banks of Nilus,that hls 


| lethwith the ſi < rhe whom h: behaldeth. 


Cacoblepa,t 
A little beaft that doth eafily change 


| it ſeifs mito all cofours that it firreth 


vpon,beſides red and white, and 4 neue 


. n,hed auly 14th the aare. 


: 


Chamce!eon,m, 

A ſwiſt beatt im Ethiopia, counters 
ferting a mant voice. 

1 Leucrocuta,f. 

A bealt that hath onely the head of a 
dogge. 

1 Caniceps,tis. 

A beaft called « Buſſle , or wilde 
Oxe, hauing but one horne , and 4 
very long mane. 

1 Biſon, f, Bubalus,m, 


| ares beat the breafF. 


2 I——_—_ 


x: Com mutilo, malcfacio. 
par beat Macks and blew. 


7, = to — ground, 


a2 beat to death. 
1 Oblido, 
Tebear with the fi, 


7 beat with a ſtaffe. 
1 F 


epercu zrever- 
bero, 2 Revolyo. 
To beat or bruiſe any thing, to make it 


inney, 


1 Extero,extendo,excudo. 

T > beat downe. 

1 Diruo,dejico,decutio,proruo, 

2 Excido, 

To beat together, 

1 Contundo,collido, 

To beat againſt. 

2 1hdo,impingo. 

To beat out the braines 

1 Ex 

To beat downe walls. 

3 Neparicto,exparieto, 

To beat with an karmmer. 

1 Fertundo, 

To beat on an anuile. 

1 Accudo. 

To beat ito one! memories 

2 Inculco. 

RN beat,or knee he at the dere. 
Pulo, 

Te beat,or knocke often. 

'W! ultw, 

To be beaten, 

1 Vapulo,verberor,czdor. 

To be beaten to the ground, 

1 Collabefio, 

Beaton, ſinitten, or knocked. 

1 Czſ{is,verberatus,p 


ſus,concilus,illiſus, p. 


Beaten much,cx ſore beaten, 
1 Compulſatus, conflitatus, admu- 
tlaths, p. 
Beaten blacke and blew, 
I Sugillatus,p, 
Beaten with a Paſo 
i F 
Beaten backs. 
1R 
_—_ to ether, 
VVarks robe beaten, 
1 Verbereus, Verberabilis,ad. 
Beaten 10 death. 
Beaten out, s 
1 Extritug,excrfts,p, 
Beaten downe, 
I Deturbatus, diſturbatus, exciſus, 
Beaten = the memorie. 
2 Inculcatus,p, 
Beaten vnder. 
1$ ubwſus,p. 
hoy: trle fones. 
1 Grandinatus, p. 
All ts be beaten,or whipped. 
iP 
Beaten againſt. 
1 Illifus,z 
Beaten, or driven im. 
1 AdaQtus. 2 Incuſſus,p. 
Beaten, or flamped together, 
2 Stipatus,p. 
Abeater, 


1 Verberator, m, trix, 
A beatey with yods. 
x Vi ,m. trix,f. 
_ beater out of any works, 
1 Excufor,m, 
A beating, 
I Pullanio,verberatio,C. yerberamen, 
n, percuſſus,m. plaga,f. pulſs,m, 


A beating of the _ 
iP 


2 bearmy of one thing —_— another. 
1 Contulio, WO, CON 
fligatio,f, 

A beating again 

1 life w., gooſe 

A beatig,downe. 

z Demolitio.f. decuſſts,m, 

A beating blacke and blew, 

I Sugillatio,f, 

A beatmg backe, 

1 Repercuſlus,m, 

A beating vouh a ftffes, 

1 Fuſtigario,f. fuſltiarum,n 

A beating ſtocke, 

1 Subiculom,n. 

Beatirude, 1 L, bleſſedneſſe. 

To Be , or adorne, 

I Convenuſto, Ornao. 
vide ro adore, decks, and rarnr, 
Ts beautifie oy comterfent ihe face, 
iF Fuencoloroqurpurillogunicoe 
To be be autrfull, 

1 Spleudco, 

mm 


2 Iſhumino, , | 


i 


BED" 


BEE 


"BEEF 


Dm 


To wax beautifull. 

| T1 . 

To looſe veautie, 

1 Defloreo,deflerdco. 

Bewirified, 

1 Ornatus, decoratis, cond 

2 Tluſtratus, honeſtaws, par. vile 
Decked. 

Beautze, '* 

1 Formapuletrimdos decus,n. de- 
cor,m.v ies.t. ng 
n. 2 $plendor, Nuor,Flos, Floſcukus, 


m. b 

A beaut ifying or g arnyhing ade Dec 
king and garuſhin 

Bonnrifil, E 

1 Venuſtus,formoſis, ſpecioſus,pul- 
cher,decorus,ad CI al. 


Somewhat beautifull. 

1 Venuſtulus.- 2 Floridulus 

Very beautifull, | 

F Perpulcher. 2 Perlaurns,p. 2 Coti- 

ad. 

That which maketh more beautifull, 

1 ao rr 

Beautifully, or gwytouſly. 

x Pulchre, venuite,formoR, ſpecio+ 

ſe , decore, ornate, illuſtre. 2-»plen- 

dide, vide Gorgiowfly, 

Becaule. *% 
1: Quia, quippe, quppequia, q 

ay 4, proprerea quod "ides 
Gan, Gnonians , vtpote , quando, 

Saks wdem , ſiquidem. 2 Qua» 


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: To Becke,r nod, 


| 1 Nuto,innuo. 3 Nuo. 


T Nutus,m. 
Abecke backward, 
: 1 Renutus,m. 
f A becking;07 nodding. 
' 1 Nutatio,F. 
To Become, vide decmr,comely,and 
It becommeth, 
1 Decet, condecet, convenit,compe- 
rtiks 
- becomme!th not. 
A'Bed 
mn, leQica,f. accubi- 
, tum,n. 
A troacle bed. 
1 Parabuſtum,n. 
A Ktile bed, 
1 Lequlus,torulus,na, 


F 


— — 


I LeQus,torus,m. cubileftratum,n, 
' grabatus,cublus 


—_ 


A flocke-bed, 
x Culcita, f, 
A featver-bed. 


' 1 Pulvinus,pnlvinules,m. 
' Abed made of the Þ ainivns in the tem- 


ple:,ro the honor of the:r Gods, 

1 Pulvinar,pulvinariumn, 

A by:e>bedd, 

1 Torus,ledtus genialis,m. 

A beds head, 

2 Cubirale,n, plutevs,m. 

A bediteed. 

1 Vluteum;falcrum leci;n. 

The bed ſide. 

iS F. 

Abed,whereon m old time men ved 
to take thery meats 

r Lectus diſcubitotms. 

Ged-clothes, a5 |heets,blankets,and c6- 
werlets bedding. 

1.$ if: Sera z0. Lodix, f 
» Ganga vey = 

Bed=trme. 

1 Com:icinjum,n. 

A bedina Garden, 

1 Arecola,t. pulvinulns,m. 

A Leekebed, 

1 Porrina,Ff, 

Bedd2ed,7/5 weaker, that one cannot 
r1ſe,throurh ſickneſſt,or old age. 


1 Clinicus,m, 

or mad bodie. 
I Infanus, % b P» farioſus, 
ad. 2 Larvatus,p. 


Bedlem, a place where mad folkes, and 
ſach as be out of their wit :,be kept and 
bound, or thebed, or chamber, whereen 


they flung andturble themiſelues. 
I OUyrgathus,vel yen 
AVBce. 


1 Apes,vel apis,f. 

Bees tngendred of an O xes bode, 

1 Bugones, 

A Dronegor bummmg Bee, 

1 Fucus,bombitins,m, 

Vnprofitable Bees. 

1 Cephenes. 

A litile Bee, 

: Apecula,apicula, f. 

Young Bees before they fiyte 

: Nymphaz,Ff. 9/9 

The ſting of a"Bee, 

1 Aculeus, m 

A Bee-madttey. 

1 Apiarius,apiaſter,m, 

A Bee-hnue. 

! Alveus,m. alyeare,alvear,alveari- 
um, n. alvearius, m, Mellarium, n. 
2 Aedes,ium,f, cubile,n.thalamus,m 
preſepe,n. 

A place where Bee-hiues are ſer. 

1 "n _—_ mellaruun , alveari- 


The voy found 1tion of Bees worke in 
making theiy honey, 

z: Commoeſis,comoſis,F, 

Aſwarme of Bees. ; 

1 Examen,n, 


—_ 


Fir for Bees. 


' x Linibri 
 Beetes, vide Hearber, 


: Apianus,ad, 

The driving of Bee-hmes 16 make ho- 
ney 2 aſſo theme when # done, 

1 Mellatio,f. 

A Beech, wide Tree. 


kf. 
1 o_ bubula, vel bovina, 


1 4-0 _—_ 
Zythum 

Zythus ag 
New Beere. 

2 Multimyn, 

Strong ,or dowble beere. 


1 Cerviſia lupulata primana, 
Single beere. 


1 Cerviſia lupulata tenuis, vel ſectin. 
dania. 
A Beere, wheredn dead bedies are 


carried. 

1 Sandapila, f capulum ,feretrum,n. 
orcomana, libitina,f, pollinorium, 
n. gloſlaria,t. 

They which carrie mens bodies on a 
'Beere, 

1 Sandapilarij,polliones,m. 
Beeſttings,t-«: «,the firſt milke that 
commeth im teat5,after the birth of any 
thing,be it 1n woman or bea#F, 
LIONG cy rn 

Of,»r belonging to beeiÞings, 

I 0 pr Ds 


A WBeetle. 

: Mallets,m. Tudes, F, 

A pamurmng beetle, 

1 Pavicula,f. 

A little beetle, 

. —_— malleolus,m. mateo- 


__ beetle-headed fellow, 

1! Tudito, tudiranus, m. vide Bleck- 
head, and dull head 
A'Beete of flaxe, 


um an. 


Te Befall, vide to Chance, 

To be Befoze, 

1 Przfum. 

That « before. 

1 Anterior, 

Before in t:me. 

: Ante, antea, pr. & ady, Prias du- 
dum,ady. 

hy that. 


aks 
Before in place, 

1 Prz,pro,ante prep. 

Before,or m preſence. 

1 Coram ev wk & adv. priorfum,ady. 

_ 

x Snpra i 


4 "7 4 - 4. w 


Before,or alu wy aw day nels. 


et. A 


Ee es 


- 


” _ 


het. AA. at 


; |. vnl.ewfully. 


” bo Com folly. 
; 1 Inmploro. 


x — Ny 
| efflagito, 


-”- owe 


—_ 


Ber 


wy Beget,or mg-1der. 


- S 


To be —_ 
1 Gignor,1 
— or ingendred. 


x Ullegitinws,ad, le Baferd, 
A begetter. 
I Procreator;gener ,generator genicor,pro- 
. 2 Sator, ſeminaror,m. 
A begett: 10,07 ws Sree 
= 7 * 


. $Seminatin, 
Tobeg,or abhe Sas. 


To maahe 

1 Exedo 

To be cleave _ 

3 Bxhamior;exedor. 

A begger,op poore bodie, 

iM , rogator, petitor,mendi- 
culus,pentins,m. vide Poore. 
——_ thr dwelleth m canes, 


A lixtle deeger ey boy. 
t Mendiculus.m. 
Abeggi'y- 

1” Mendicatio,F. peritus,m. 
Importwiate® Q1Ng+ 


ben, OOTY 


ride Pears 


: Anrehucald, an anclacand | The av: of begging. Thr bet, 
3 . T M 20. I 
Before bu eyes, A place where beg ger: uſe, jo beginning, or entranee, 
2 Vivus n Fen pe exordiurm, 
Before all —__ " Veer par _— uw orig, |. gs 
Palam, in prupatulo, in publico, Peritius, - Ortus, orlus, m. 
der. n x « Mord ſvg tum, »N. 
Before all things chiefely,or firiÞ of all. hn mmbiet mendice, mendicitds, | tio,t. exorſis,m. exorkun, n. 2 
1 Inprimi Y y Pha, capur, capiulum, veſtibulum, li 
Before thu time. 7+ Bextn, men, n. from,f. rard,m. | 
: Antchac. I Inchoo, ordior, exordior,fſubordi- | mn. incunabula, cunabula, n. CAICE- 
. M little before, or, incipio, occapio, ancapto, capto, | 155, m, 
' The de lefre vide D _o— mm FC T5 TY 
day before, v am, 1. 
2, F Tobey n,00 grow by ſoake WE . 


2 Nalcnr,orior,cxorior,cooriur,pet- 

orior, adorior. 

Ts b gin firſt, 

1 Przpety. 2 Pragigno, vt alum 

morem 

cuifome_ 

To hae his RAGS 4 place, 
i Orior 


by mm - 


To begin, of be 
1 Red ol renal. 


Torr firft with, or to pronoke. 

robes nhn neem vr 
Capeſlo. 

! —_ , 


3 
To begrn roſea 
1 Pre 


To Meingee come forth. 
OT, 
To begin 19 arſe 7,44 The Swans doi. 


1 haue begun, 


,EXOTEUS;COOrtus, 
2 Intus,commiſtus,duttus, par, 
Begwn afrejb,er anew, 

1 Rexlinteger,noygius,ad.rcnatus,re- 
periws,p. 

Haw ng ber: nmng. 

a Naws,p. 

A beginner, 

1 Thedeptot, anthor , m. priuceps, 
com.g, inventor,m. 2 Parcrs,com g 
caput, ſemen,n, wachinator,archite- 
cus, genitor, ſuaſor, m, dux, cow.g. 
effector, factor,ng. 

yo ws. 4nagh 


Aa, or Yin nome in any 


: 1 Tyrogtyrunculus,m. NY | 


pragignere, to begin an exill | 


»P! 
A'Beagle, vide Dog. 
7» Begurle, or decenue, vide ts de. 


To T+Begrrale, 07 ſmeare, ME zfny 


Behalfe, 

1 Victs,ricem, yice heteracl. 
To Behaue. 

1 Gero, 2 Trafto,prebes. 


'B: hew:our. 


1 Impuntas,f. 


tus, 
| Abebeading. 1 Fruncatio,F. 


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Beheit behight. 
Promiſlio,oms, 
” be Behind,” line after. 
Te leaus behind. 
| r Phſtergs. 
| Thgbebeliind bardvige ts FEY 
To bebhrd in arrerage, 
1 Reliquor. 
Behimd, © 
O,A tergo. 
IE 
| To or ſee... 
1 Tueorgntugr,invor inci in 
per, {peculor, aſpicio, ad- 
b 2. 2 Adycno, animad. 
provilo _ 
4 bebold all about 
qi, circumſp cncumaſpiao, 
To behold with great en peripe or &li- 
10> 
plor, contemplo, obtueor, 
rae 
Tobeh: 4 abous. 
1 Suſpicio,tuſ A] 
To beho!d much,or of! 
1 AſpeQo,reſpeRto. 
Tobehold one with ctHſipaſiion. 
1 Reſpicio. 
To bthold one wantenly, 
1” Proco, procor 
T 2 bebold a farre off, oy eſþic, 
1 Profpicio,ſpeculor. 


rnne ns les a magact 
x ypettatus, viſus, copſpcRtus, jntwi- 


rws,p. 

Beheld moſt of all. 

1 Spetanſhmus.af, 
VVorthie 4 kay 
b Spefta 
Thar may be plammely beheld, 
1 Con; Ad. 

Bebeld, or teene thbut in ol parts. 


I —— . perſpeQus, p. 


tor,m. trix,f, 
A mm or earnefF} 1 oh 61 Co 


1 Af conſpettus, m, . 

Qio,f. intuitus, m, inipeAatio, ſpecu- 
. ſpe&amen,n. 

A bebolding —_—_ 

1 Circum(j crycum m. 

An pt ray "m7 $oomy 2g 

1 Comewplatio , |. cot CG Lads 

contuitus,m, {| £. 

A fledfaſft beholding, 

x Obtuitus,m. 

A beholding aboxe, 


1 Suſpetusgm., 
Bebolding, or bound to me for ſome 
occaſion, ; 


2 DevinAus,obligatus,p, 


, —_ 4 
Ce ax 


— -- 


Bohole, | I  Engecce, 


hun, Eccum, 
her, Eccam. 
Beho , 5 
# a2. them, 
Eccas, 
It Behounth or it « requiſite, 
1 Expedit,dece,oponter. 
It u vehoweable. 
r Intereſt. 
Behowng,or becommung, 
1 Decens.p, 
Beheweable, 


belong. 
4 ceur, or give credit vnte, 
Credo, confido, adctedo, fi- 
fa habeo. 2 Concedo,audio, vide 
to truſt, 
To he belecucd, 
1 Credor. 
| That # —_ 
1 Filus, tus, 
Not nyos" v8 x 
I Iricredibilis, ad. 
That cannct be beleeutd 4s a wvit; 


neſſe. 
I Inteſtabilis, ad. 
Beleefs, truit, and cred. 
1 Hides, F, vide rraff and credit, 
They Tr dy y 
1 Creditur,creditum, eſt. 
Lig/tneſſe to beleene any thing. 
1 Credulitas,f. 
Heraneſſe of beleefs. 
1 Incredulitasgf. 
He that hath 4 right wk and opi- 
neon, 
[ 


1 Onthodoxus,ad. 
Lizit o ; 2 

x Cre 

Hard of veleefs. 

I Incredulus, 


_ *'Belch, belckg, or breake wind vp- 

I = eruco, raſtor, Tugo,i5,eru- 
ex 

T's belth often. 


gs robelchi ings 
1 Rutuoſts 


0 — _— 


Ae 
_ . 


: Tininnabulum ns | campanula, 
CUES f Woe 2 Cic- 


A Samts tr bet, 07 417 bell that may be 
rave in the had, 


A Hawkes of vide Haug. 

A paſitng bY. 

1 Mortinola.F 

A Low-hell to catch birds withall in 
the might, 

1 Campinola,Ff, 

A Low-belley. 

1 Campinolatoe, m, 


| - childs am ras tle. 


Ps 4 | OY PR = 


n 
ns 


uf bell, or nas. 
1N olz curator, 
A beF-fandey. 


1 Fuſor Acramentarjus,m. 


A bell=man, 


1 Precoteralis, 3 Stratileus, paiif 
af 3 , Þai 


Belonging to a Bell-maan, 
1 Przcon'us,ad. 

A bell.ſree. 

iC 


a4. 


by} e,Camp 


| Abell-we atber, vide Peaks. 


Hl ao 1 like 2/79 or Cows | 


Ts below, or low ageine, 
I Remugio. 
To bellow,or low to. 


mtnugio,en) 
The bellowirg of an 0: xe, 
I dy m. boviuatio, £, demu. 
tus, m. 


Bellowes blow fire with, 


Th —_ ran of the bellowet, 

1 Crater follis,acrophyſſiun,n. 
Smuthes bellowes. 

1 Follis fabrilis, m. 

A Belly, wombe, or perch, 

1 Vemer, vter, vterus, alyus,alveus, 
aqualcus,ms 
A little belly, 

- _ 


Ti bely 4 Swine fuſſed. 

gs jw x py 
= the bell, ffom the bulke downe to 
= pris members. 


The fore part of the bellie and fuſer, 
about the jhort ribbes , and about the 
Nawll, under the which lieth the Li- 
uey and the S lene. 

iH $ 

_ ly of a woman. 


The — > the bel, or ware. 


| 5; Pe ak . 


” 


, nercuus, aqualicn- | 


* 


4 


'B:E'N 


BEN 


4 F 
"/ YL «1 
BE Q© | 
. 
<--— - — = 


1 Alvi 
A belly god,vide Glutton, 
A panch belly,or Gorbelly, 
x Ventroſus, ventriculoſus 

'ns, 


= carnoſis, ls, wroſus 

tOrO- 
talus, troſſulus, opi 
2 Aqualiculus, doliaris, ad. venter, 
mw. » Þ+ crafſlus, fucculen- 
rus, 
To Belong,” raine to, 
2 Competo, vide Appertaine. 
1t belangeth, vide Appertameth, 
Belonging, vide Appertaining- 
Beloued, or loued tenderly. 
1 Chacuis, ad. dileQus. 2 , 
P- Gratus. 3 Agapitus, ad 
Dearely beloned, 
1 —_ ior, ufimus, charifſimty, 


aruy 
Entrely belowed. 
1 Intimus,ad. 
Below, vide Beneath, 
Bell-weatber. 
Trturus. 
ABelt,or girdle. 
1 Baltheus, m, baltheum, n, cingu- 
lus,m; cingulam,n, 


aA belt, or [1 word-gerdle, 


1 Lumbatoriumm. 


| T-Belie, 


1 Ementior, vide Lua, | 
Belyel, 

1 Ementitus, par. + 

A Bench, or forme to feop 

1 Scamnum,ſedile,n, (clla,t. 
lum,y. 

Benches, oy ſcats for Indyes, 
1 rudillcGing. ©” { 
Benches 1g a Barge,or Ship. | 

I Tuga,tranſtra, n. 

A wm or Seat in Fan, qo 
pmrpoſely to fit on. - 

rt A 4 

A (title bench, cy forme. 

1 Scabellum, {mp odiurtyn; abba 
lus,m, 

Penayleſſi bench. 

2 Oſcitans (odile. . q - 
Otilam To. 6-4 ah 

A Bench, or C__ 1's 
[3 Aſeior;m-' , S - ' 
To Bcnd,croo _ how. - 

1 Fleto, flexo, inflectc, confle%o, 

carvs, reno, intends, tontendo, in- 

- = 2 Applico,lento,jebgo. 

T' bend bac kw +14, 

1 Recurvo,refleto,replico. 

To bend bz 4 bow, 

1 Araws 

To bend, or looke toxpards, 

1 Vergo acclino. /: 

T's bend from,or 

1 Reclino,dcclino, vide 19 eſchews 
To bend forwards; | 

3 Proclino. : 61.01 
To bend alittle, IPO 961% 
3 Ocquiaiice. * 


s if 


—__——_ 


< C oo—W 


| x® 


y 


To cauſe to bend,or leans t6, 
: AnneQo, 
Tobend "Re rogether, 

1 Ferplexo. 


Bends ig 10, 


_— 


1 Inchnans,p- | 
Bending downe #1 eerie ſide, as the 
beauens. 


1 Convexus,P. 
B ants o7 downe. 


, . ' 
Qens,devexus,p. . 

Bendmg,or leaning. 

x Innitens, connixus, p. 

Bent ,oy readte; 

T Promprs, P, N oemp | ad. vide 


ber 2.4 bewed, 

1 Tenlus, flextts, enrvatns, inclina- 
tus, convexus, conflexus, 2 Appli- 
catus,p. tortilis,ad. 

Beng many wait", 

1 Sinuatus P- 


A bending, or bowings 

x Curvamen, n. curvatio,curvatvra, 
flexura,flexio, f, exes, m. Sinnatio, 
cliſis, menſio, f, wottus, vide Bow- 
ies 
A handing Per,07 Siwhithblied. 
1 Declinatio,f. Defiexmus,m. declivi- 
nfs A 
Bending forw. 
1 Proclinatio,f. 
err TO POR 
I Inclnatio,inflexio,f, 
Bendimngs, ot hiwmings, 
1 Db 0; 
A bending round abeut, 
1 Ciraunflexio, f. 
A þlace dewrew-rd, 
1 Rcclinarorumyn, 
Fendr g denntefeY thing. - 
z Chun, elrvusmny- ' 
Tat cannet be bended, ' © 
1 Inflexibili,ad, 
Eaſter to bend. 
I Flexibilis,flexilis,ad. 
Bending wiſe. - 


? 


"7: es At gf 
* I e-* 


Bertie whow,". 1 HP I 


: Arcuatim,adv. *' 
Beneath, or that vu beneath, 


1 Inferus, i inferior, infimus, 
Bendlth, 


From benea'h. 

I Inferne, adv. 

A Benedictton. 

I Fuloyia, f. _ Bl 
I [es wan; 2 


yore nt 
Ts bc Rent dh epnu ee | 


19 ene, ' 

1 Frafto,vide fo profit 

— or doing Moana, 
Beneficeritia, bonitas,f. 


2 Impenfom, 
charitas,f vide G:fr. 
MA benefatter, or he that doth a good | : 


rurne, 


1 Benefator,m | 
Abenefutter of learned ho P % 
2 | —_ 


,N. * + w F 
Benewolence of ſubirM#r'ts their pinch 
The beneuslence of | » Licks 
their dowrie. | 
1 Paraphernayvel paraphna, pecus 
ND. I w_g 
Benignitie,vide mou. 
Bemgne. ww vl 
Peri 
To b- Benunaned, or norft 
and ſenſe, 
1 Toe Nerpen, | 2 
Bemſan,\\ ef r _ 
Te benum,vide AP - 9 1 
Benurmed, + £05! 
bo Torpidis,ad. £ 
A or iogrltuchs fa; 
DT nn 
{tupor,m. 
Ts afirene. L 
+ Lego, . 
To bequeathous: (lf ot death, 
1 Devoyco, 
| T Toba 's _ _ te 
reputrinder! 14 10h it 
1 Pralcgo. 
| Nas 4] 
1 L 
A bequ? ather. 


| 2 Legatosa&@dgf £2. ov 


I Intre,ſubter,fubtes. . ery 


, 


Eats DP 


BY 7 


Wt, 1 ed wu 4 4 


"DES 


—"——_— 


vVaBT | 


A beqneathing. 1-4". 1 | I befcech the, x. » i] Befyrrmmttexcelent..; | 
i, ws 1] 2 Sodes,pro Siandes. '} x Opti fings,primus, poti. 
jr legacies, > A beſeecher, or,potiſhn .2Ke- 
: Rogator, obſe:rator, pracator, w. '| | 
T Tome ar thngheguchal. 4 fupplex,m. & E. trix, Belt of all, or chiefely. 
ad... ...- | OI praying, or defining. A Din, por. otifims. 
Pruning to bque 6 m. obicqatio, | 2 Redtifſime,adv, , 
1 Legativis,ad, - f vide D-Gong To Beſtgw,or lay our. , 
' To ray. ToBelceme, or becomes 1 Sumo,inkumo, b 
1 Contoriogvide te defile, 1 Decco,convenio. Jependo,aregn, 3 > bepongy 
1 Ts Pa all owey with ordure, lt beſermeth, vide Becommeth, Tobeftow, or 
| Ir P | Abeſeermng, or comelineſſe, - Cn Pn pens 
| 1 ym ertior, 
, ky ns FE LI Te beſtowvide to employ, 
; . '- by a wy re 
: to flcediaotl 1 1, lnpcaſus, infamptus,crogatgp, 
To Dieter m Beftowe1,or Linen freely, O 
1 Impiecor. 1 Collatus,p. 
Belides. 4 { A befts vng, or laymg ond. 
I ons, | 2 Erogatio,f. tumpt,m. impen,f. 
that... | im m,n, 
4 Beſtract, «7 mad 
bin, vide | Beer ig neces 
: k 1 ; by yu” owue Lys 
To lege, baſes afſant, { 1 Depono, ws oy” 
10 dep, oppugno, pre- of bet,ſiake,or gage, 
, Vide to exvwron. ignur,n, 
Beſieged, LL wg ved... , Te Betake ern 
I us, A pun yu 1 Trado, do, dedo, committo, vide 
I k to commit ,and de{puey, | 
4 A'Beetle, « flye ſo called, 
naigert en x Scarabeus, m. * -' 
A wood=cleauers beetle, 
tor,m. I —— oP 
A befieging,ey abou... To bethinkegor vpon before hand, 
11 £. pane n. ObGC. Wage Fo thinks and 
fus,m To bthnksbmſen bt ts degrſoy 
A rendrng up of of a place beſaged, | I —_ 
1 Deditiof. nit 1 c: To ctoken , a ; ar progneſti- 
7+Beſineare, —_ ; cate. Ms fe 4 
T Significo, predico, in- 
Feſt _—_— decor, pres emer 
x Deliburus, bras, inunfus,yadus, - —_— ts foretell and ſig- 
fleet mer, It betokeneth.. 
A beſome, or brooms. 1 Significat, 
z Scoba Parus,m, Spar- A beroendng, 
tum, 8., vide broome. I —_ Indicatio, F. indicium. 
To Belt. 2 Signum,n. z Significatus,m. 
I _ | To 7» Berray, — wp treaſon agamſt 
Beſotted, ' 
1 Infayatus. .2 Inebratus.p, I YR 2 Tudaiſo, depredor, tra- 
A beſorting, \ . .." duco. . 
1 Infatuano. 2,Inchriatio,f, Getrayed. | 
To Beſpeake, o fo prone befres So__ 3 Depradatus , tradu- 
pd prey. 
754 1 = hee Kak "4 detneyer, vide Thain 
Deprecon, x Ab: e A betraying, | 
exobſecro, 2 Gofumnda.: K. onus - Proditio. 2 Delarnra, traduQio, f, 
To beſeechyar crave with teares....,. \ 7 | To Beſpet eneall oner : | 3 Prodimentum,n. vide Trecherie. 
1 1mploro,inyaco. D ifFnC jay s | ky! em oc? whe 
oaching, » or deferng. [2 T « 
ky 3c repre 7B * "I She ſball be bet yothad. 
plicans,p. [« 1 To e- I » 
'Beſieched, or beſought. A woman betrathed, 
x Oratus,imploratus,rogatue,p, . | To dee the Beſt be oan, X '1 Sponla,F. 
To be beſought.. | . | x Seduld facere, pro virili eomtende- | To make Better. | 
I ce AI 15121 xþ | TE, quantum in fe eſt,quogd poterit. 1 Emendo. T 


UM 


—— 


BEV BIB BIL | 
To waxe# batter, To Beware, 57 !ake heed, - —_—_— or confut#, | 
3 Meli L ; Caveo, proſpico, Pr2caVeo, ante- rramen,ne conflidip, f, confli- 
To waxe better in health, carers 2 Provideo, video, mn, a. vellnis vide frining and 
1 Prevalce, h preſto, vto,evito. 
To be better, One that bewareth. 7:Bts, or commund. 
1 Prafto, 1 Przcautor,cauor,m. I _ rogito, dico, vide to (om- 
It i better, To Bewet, vide YVer. mad. 
I T» Bewitch, or inchant. To bud of inxite gueſts to Feaſts or 
Made better. 1 Faſcino,cffaſcino,incanto,excanto, | Banquers. 
1 Emendatus, p obcanto, canto. 2 Perſtringo, de» | * 19vtO, Voce. 
He that taherd « thing, promifog to | mento, venefico. Bidden,or commaunded. 
make rt better then he recerued it To be bewitchedgar inchanted, 1 Tuſſus, vide Commended. 
1 Emphytenta,m 1 Cantor. Not bedden. 
4 4 mnkerg of « th:ng better then it was | Bewitched,or inchanted. 1 Injuſſus, invocams, p. 
1 Faſcinanss, effaicinans. 2 Canta- bidder. 
; ym HH Wm matus Vinces cf — RR. 
etters, or ſuperiours, A tebing , pure and : 
Chermeng. : ing © | 7 Mandatio.f Tuſſus,m. 
The better right To Beway, or diſcloſe, An often ial 
x £ a Be , promulgo, 1 Rugitauo, = 
A better Coqgains invulge,declaro faces A brading,or 
1 Potior conditio. ESTER 1 Invitatio, f. invuacs, m. invita- 
Better fortune. —_— Ua- n. 
1 Fortuna (ecundior. an max 1 of to diſconer ard | B or double mariage, that #, 
Botrer, "Ig _—_— _ 
1 Mclior, p_ ftior, przſtamior, wed. , 
co dior, praſtabil , ſtabilis, ho” \ Hom ProduQus,tradatus,p. {edging 
ad. bewy ayer. Bigly, vide Grmmly. 
Newer the better. I — tm, uix,&c. A In, vide Cs: 
1 Nikilo melior. 2 Tnaniſſimus,ad, | A bvraymng. To breake out, or cauſe to breaks out 
Bettey. I ith 7 inte «Bile. 
1 Satius, raclius, re&ius,portius, To goe Beyond. I , 3 Extubero, 
ſtanems. te iT tranicendo, Able,or botch. 
Somewhat better. - the Alpes. 1 x Vias. 2 Tuber,n, 
1 Meliuſcuks,ad. Mcluſcule,adv, A breakyng ut into bules, 
Togo: Betweene, Beyond the r1er Pads in Italie, 1 Vicerauo,cxulceratio,f. 
1 Intercedo. iT ad. Full of biles,or ſores, 
Tut betweene. Beyond the riner Rhene, i) 
1 Interpoſitus, interjeQus,p. 'k ABA, or 
A commung betweene. Beyond the Sea. I 
1 10,f. 1 Tranſmarinus, ad. 2 Tabella,pagella.f. 
Being by _ - little ball or ſcrowle. 
1 Intermedius,ad. Interjacens, 1 Viera, trans, opra, preter,viterius . 
Betweene both. 4 x” bel of ones hand, 
——_ IE: 
erwpeene, n m., 
: Inn canab, | Wee. ante I bam 
etweene the one and the «ther, To e, or drinke often. A bill of c aint, 
: Altrinſecds, adv. I —_—_ » fac vo I Tao con 
To Beutr,or drinke berweene meales. _ , ®r foppe « lirele, Bills of Exchange. 
+ - betweene : i _ 
A or crinkin meals, A bibbing,or quaſfing. A or hookg. 
I Ce f, 1 Ribackes. : 1 Fabs, f 
3 Potatio,f. A bib be, or a mucketer, ſet on 4 childs An bedging bill. 
—_— p , 1 ——_—— 
i M . 1 Faſcia : z 
A'Beaner,or c.ifer Faſciola & P<20als. A little bill,or hooks. 
1 Fiber,caſtor,m. A bibbe, 05 ſucking bottle,out of which | 1 Falcula,t. 
Of @ Beaver bea#F, babes ſacke their drinkg. Abill ts loppe trees. 
I inus, 1 Alifans,m. 1 Fake fylvatica. 
The Breuer of an belaver, The Bible , containing the old and | A bill-manype thas fighterh with.e bill, 
x Buccula, f. new Teſtament. 1 Falcarius, m- 
A bevy. 1: Biblia,orum, n. by abill. 
4 Grex, To Bibble, or bub5le, Falcarius,ad. 
Te Brwafle,veepe,or lonent, vide | 3 Biblo. To thruſt in the bill, s birds doe, 
| i weepe and lament. To bicker, contend,or frine with one. 2 Roſtro. 
ye ales exclamation. x ; Velor cx 4 Yide to firixe, | Thatbath abil, 
1 Deploro, cxploro. fight, and | 1 Roſtzarus. 


% 


—_— _ 


v + 
—_ 7 


BIS 


= rw = = 


1 Taleolaf. 
Bullets of gold, 
Maſſa aur, 
x ones tie v p. 
Ligo, obligo, vincio,evincio, ſtrin- 
A, , arQo, coarto,neto, 
2 C = by 
To bind hard,or tie 
oo dents 


,devin. 


,previncio. 
To bind, or 4 to ſome thing, 
1A o,illgo,deli- 
go,ſubnecto. 2 Adhamo. 
To bind together. 
I v ——— 2 Conjugo, ju- 


OTA or faſten vnderneath. 
1 Sobſtri 
T bind fron. 


To bind ones legges. 
» NP"? s | 


To bind _ or twig ges, 4s t 
doe weſſels. oy * 
1 Vieo, 

Tobimnd w:th ruſbes. 

1 Scirpo; 

Tobind vp;4s women d.e their hatre, 

1 Texo, 

To bind one by oath 10 doe ſiruice, 


To bind one with an earneſt pewny, 
Fo bind int by promiſe to 4 

To bind hi. ce, to doe or 
performe a thing, : 

1 Stipulor, 

__ by amtie or friendſhip, or by 


rdevi InCio, 


I D 
To bind a Vine, ; 


3 Palmo. 
- bind bimſalfe,or another,to appeare 
in iu{gement. 


—Y 


+ Alligates,adalbgatus, p. 


Bound together, 


I Clip Pp: 


—_— 


3 Authoratus. 

Bound by dutie for a gods nurne alrea- 
die recerued. 

1 Debitus, 

Bound by earneit money, 

10 

A binder. 


I Albgator. 

He that u bound, or hath put in ſaffi- 
cient ſuretier, 

I Satiſdator ,M» 

A binding. 

1 Obligatio,ligatura, vinura, fy ſub- 
ligatoruum. 

- —_ faftning rogether. 
Colligatio, connexio, con 
Froener. J=gano, 

A faifF bindin 

I outer MY 

A binding again 

1 Religatio,f. 

oy bendeth,or foppeth, 
AdfſtriQorius, 


ws Binne,or hutch ro  kee bread in, 
1 MaQra,atca; 

A Binne or butch to keeps chippings 
of bread in, ny 

1 Micatorium,n. vide Hutch, 
—_— 


Fipartitus. 

A Bird, vide Bird;. 

Birled, or ſet with —— of 
old, or other ſuch mattey 

1 Clavatus,p 

ABirlet, a, Head and Choife, 
The Birth of « child. 

1 Partus,nixus,m. nativitas,F. 

Birth, called the after-birth. 

' —_ amnium, n. Secunde, 


arum, F. 
Untimely birth, 


1 Abortus,aborſus, m, abortio, f. a- 
bortivum, n. ' 
That cauſeth "i birth, 


1: Abortivus, 
Thar bir which i mr caft forth by poiſone | i 
and medicines, 


1 Aborſus venter. 

Ones birth day. 

1 Natalis,genethlius,m. natale,n. 
The ſolemmne of feaiting at the day 
of ones birth, 


1 Genethlia,orum,n. natates.m. 
= birth , or bringing forth of ay 
t ny. 

1 Partio, editio, fatura, fertus, or. 
tus, m. 


A woman two at a birth. 
I Gemellpargemeliera 
3 

G Ne of birth, 

I _ 

New birth, 

iKR Þ £ 
They which writ of birth. 

1 G ogi,orum, m 

That cafteth ones fortune by the day of 
” birth. 


1 Genethliacus,m, 
_ diligent marking of the birth of a 
1 Horoſcopus, m. 
Hee that deprineth one of his biyth- 


right. 
I Hzredicapa, m., 
jars is 4 mans birth, 


That which us in 15 from our birth, 
ingenitus, p. 


1: Natu, 

To become a Biſhop. 
I Epiſcopor ie inangurorte 
A Bil relate. | 

x Pontitex, epiſcopus, amiſtes, prx- 
ſul,protomyſta,m. 

2 Infulatus myſta. 

An Archbifdvp, vide Arch. 

A Biſhop of the chiefe ('itie, 

1 Mer ,m. 

A Biſhops Vicar,or Suffragan, 


I iſcopus, 
2 oy os ng 
- Bip _— manſion place. 


o; _ ſheps place nn OD) foe walls,10Y. 
C me, 

1 imurium, N. 

ul Biſhopricke, 

1 Epiſcopatus, przſulatus, m, Anti- 
m,n. 

The Bijhops digmitie. 

1 Poutifcatus, pa 

A Brybops M ter, 

: Mitra, 1 
2 Apex, 

A Biſhops Seat,or (harxe, 

3 Aſſidela,f. 

Of a Biſhop. 


< y pontificalis, pontifici- 


Det ' wi «B81Ibops Mitey. | 
rae ue. Biket., 


, tiara, 


© omg TAY TI” 7 RPE ors ar > = 


BIT 


Bilket, "R 
Buccellarum,n. Nauticus, 

nis bis —_—_— 

4 Bitch. 


The lining of a bitch, 


1 Demordes, 2 Abtado, derondeo. 


1 A 
T0 bite by the bare, 
1 Obmordeo. 
To bite againe, 
7 rg 
9 biteſoftly,or priguly, 
1 Submordeo. 


To bite often, 
I 
T's burt by biting. 


I 
Tobate foil doth the graſſe, or as 


Yonge pl Pepper the tongue, or ſuch 
& 1 Vro, 
Bitten. 


A bite with the teeth, 

1: Morſus,m 

A bite, vide M orſeil, 

A ſmall bit. 

1 Morſiincula, f. 

Buing herd. 

1 Mordicds,ady, 

Biting, 

1 Mordax. 

2 Edax,aſper,amarus,ad. 
Somewhat biting. 

: Mordaculus, 

Very biting. 

1 Mor 
That u 

3 M 
Biting one another. 
3 Morſicatim, ady. 


ad. 


Fro bite. 


A Bitte, or ſrndffles 
1 Salinaris,f- franumn. 
3 Cainus,m. 
The bitt of a bridle. 
tumgn. lupus,m. 

There of the = which u pK info 
the horſes mouth. x Orea,f. 
The ſharpe part of a h1tt writhen likg 
the ſcales of a filh. 

1 Squammara,f, 
To make Bitter, or ſowre. 
1: Aceibo, 


1 Amarus. 
2 Inſuauy.aſper ariltis. 
Full of breerniſe 

1 Amarulentus. 


$ omewhat bitter. 


I 
"Bi, s 
1 ad 


B awe L 


T-'Blab. 

1 Futio,cffutio, vide to prattle, 
Blabbed fool1jbly, 

1 Deblateratus. , 

A blab,or long-tongue, 

Funilis. 

A common blab. 

1 Rumi 


Blah 
1 Dimiſla 
Blach, arm Shoomakers uſe, 


1 Atramentnm 


To make Hlackand blew. 
15S 

To 7. blacke. 

1 Nigreo.denigreo, 
To wax blacke, 
iN 


igreſco,denigreſco. 
- gy [omewhas b 4 


| Ts be yo, ry and blew, 


1 Livev. 
Made blackes 
1 Atratus,p. 
Mage blacks with ſoot. 


Blacke. 


1 Ater,niger,pullus. 2 Opacus, 
Blacke and blew. 
1 Lividus, . livens,p, 
Blackeft,or wverie blacke. A 
1 Per , nigerrimus, 
Genew He 

L__ ſubater, obater, nigel- 


lus, ad 

Ha'fe blacke and blew, 

1 Sublividus, lividulus, ad. 

Of a blacke colour. 

3 Atrcolor, ad, 

Haug blacke enterlaced wyh. other 
colours. 1 I P- 


, coriarium, 


_—__ 


Maures, Erhiops,m.« , 
ans Black-mores,which eat Ser | 
ay ; 
de® of an hearbe. 


I : nN. 
A Blade, vide Swand, 


Apares m——_—_— 
Volutcormm,n 
Thebreaft blade, or 7 bone abone the 


mewth of the ſtomachs. 
enliforme 


fellis. 
A bladder blaxne or puffed vp. =. 
1 Veris 
A'Slaine, vide Bliftey. 
T» Blame, or lay the fault vpou, 
1 Culpo, — ArguO, COargu, 


ſo, inculo, improbo, vide to exenſs, 
and drſprasſe. 

T'o blame againe one that rebukgth ws, 
1 Retaxo. 

Toblame a little, 

1 Subaccuſo. 

To blame often. 


I 

T's lay the blame ypon. 
1 Imputo. 

To blame in words. 


2 Premo. 
To make blameleſſe, 
1 Incul 


+ Tobe blamed. 


A oats reprebending. 
,  Reprehenkio, acculatio, inculatio, 


Blumeableneſſe 

1 Noxietas, f, 

Blamefill, or culpable, 

1 Nexius,ad, 

VY orthae of blame. 

Lars. C rms deculpandus, cerimino- 


Bl mee 


Fad 


FITS 


| BEA BLE. BLI 
'Blameleſſe, not faultie. A great blatÞ of wind. Moft bleſſed,vr happy, 
Inculpatus,iflimus,innoxis. 1 Perflatus, 1 Opt 
2 Immunis. A blaſt of wind twrned from the earth | Bleſſedly,or bappily. 

| Blameleſly,or without blame, . vpward. 1 Beate,adu, 
: Inculpate. 2 Integre, integerti- | = Turbozm. T's be Blew, or b/acke and blew. 
me. ——_ | Acontrat) blaſt, ; war p , 
To'Blan ull of the rmd,or pill, | x KReflacus, m, ew,or blew of colour. 
Do hott m0. ia A blaſt, or ſound of an nfirumend, 1 Lividus,ad livens,p. 
To blanch,or make white,vide VVhite, | 1 Flamen,n. Blew like azareyvide colomr. 
The blanching of Maſdut work. Much blaſted, Blewi(h,or pale of colour, 
3 Albivium,n. © 2 Rubi Ad. vide blowne. 1 Pallens,p, 
Blanched Almonds. ToBl:ath m the Srwme, or makes | Blacke andblew,vide blacks. 
1 Am a dealbata. * | cloaths whit abroad in the ſunnes To Blind,or make ſtarke blind. 
blanch,or whnte'coar. 1 Albico,dealbo,nfolo, 1 Czc »,EXCTCO,OCCECO, 
x: Leucon. A bleaching im the ſun, To = ſand blind,or pereblind « 

. #:comes of $.d, 1 Infolatio,dealbatio,f. 1 Lippio. 

PE ne Y A bleaching place, To be halfe blind. 
2 Labaſco,trigeo. 1 Inſolatorjum,n, 1 Cxcutio, 
A blanks and valuckie calf, Blerne, vide b-(e. The mat i poreblind, 
2 TaRus ſapinus. To Blemthh. x Lippitur,imperſ. 
Blanksjb or whntiſh, x Macu'o, 2 Ledo.: Blinded. 
I us, Blemiſhed,or ſported. x Czcatus, obcgcatus, excecatus,p. 
A Blanket. 1: Maculau,violatus,p. exoculatus,p, 
: Lodix lanea, teges; F. torale,ftra- | 4 blem:jh,oy ſpot, A blindkard, or one that logketh «- 


þ 


A little blanket. 
3 Tepeticula,f, . 
TB abroad, or toblaſon. 
— Yah diſſemino , , vide 19 Pu1b- 
To blaze out «6 fire, 

Effamino 


abroad. 
-fo prophane . 
' Blaſphenue,or ill xeport, 
1 Blſphemiayf. 
bbemer 


x Bla us,mM, 


1 Fulguratus, fulminatus,p. 

2 Ian, aftlatus, traftus, p. 

A blatting,or ftriking with a Planet, 
1 Sideratio,f, 2 I&us,m, 


blaſts with lt htntag. 
Fniam,n.” ' 

\A blatt of wind: + | 

' x Veneus flatis, afflatus,m. flamen;n. 


A 
I 


| Ablai that ouerthroweth. trees, and 


x Proflans,m 


1 Macula,mendylabesf.nzvus, li 
tara,f, 2 Vicwa,n ; 
A blermib,or ſþot to ones credite, 


1 Infamia, ignominia, trpitudo, f, 


my 

Great blemiſhes or ſpots, 

2 Tubera,orum,n, 

A ſmall blemijh or ſpot, 

1 Labecula, 

2 Veuncala,Ff, 

Full of blemujbes. 

. x Maculolus,ad. 

T 0 haue Bleare ces. 

1 Lippto. 

Blearedneſſe ofthe eyes, 

1 Lippitdof, 

Bleare eyed. 

1 Lippus.ad. 

Te Bleat bke aſbeepe, 

1 Balo,blatero: * 

To bledt often. 

+ Balito. 

To bleat like a Goat. 
Caprikk 


1 Caprilo. 

A bleating of ſheepe, 
: Balatus,m. 

T- Bleed. 


Curſus 

Bleed ing <t the noſe, _ 
1 Narwum profluvinm, ſanguinis E 
naribuz.ernuptio. 

Bleeding that commeth by opening the 
end of a yeine, 

: Anaſtomoſis, vide blood, 
Blend,vide xe. 
T-leſle. 1 Benedico,beo. 
Bleſſed. x Benediftus, beatus,p, 


, vide 
| hays 


ſquint, 

1 Czauiens,lippiens,p. lippus,retor- 
ws,p. 

B&tne ſeyer dimnineſſe of ſight. 

I cecitas, 2 Nox,t. 
Blindneſſe of mund. 

I Halluciuato, 

blind man buffe, or boodunent blind, 

i Myinda,val myia, 

Poreblind. 

1M 

Porolndueſe 

1M yopia . 

Blindneſſe,ſuch as the Sodomtes weye 
ftriken with : 4s when we ſecke thoſe 
things that be 111 our hand, 

I Aoralia,f, 

Blind,or bea/ome blind, 


Blind on the on: eye;'0r haging but 
one eye, + 

1 Monoculus,m. luſcus,ad. 

Halfe blind, 


1 Czcutiens,p 

Sand bhnd. 

1 Ny&tdops,luſcoſus,lucioſus, 

Blinck, 1. looke aſide. 

'Bli ef, vide Bleſſe, 

TeBliſſome, «4 4 Ramme doth the 
Tew. 

1 Comprimo. 

To goe mp hming, or to deſire the 
R emme. | 


I Catulio, 
1 Pabula,puſtula, phlicizna,f 


A little bl:fFer cx. bile. 
i Yicuſculum. Oh 
A bliſter, wit properly that which 11 
ſeth mm bread4 1n bakmg. | 
I 4.Ts 
A ; 


wy ils. 


——_—— 


OOO OOO, 


i 


—_—S_. 


Al— 


'B 3LO 


BLV | 


——_— 


A bliring. 

1 Inflammatio, f. 
Fulneſſe of bl/Hrers, 
Pa x 
A b'iFer in the ee. 


: Ophthalmia 
by ah 775 


,viccroſus,ad. 
ws.ad, : 
Full of blifters, 


: Puftuloſis, viceroſds. 
- ogery ad. vide #ile. 
TE Cheeks. 


Block, or fow of g tree. 


1 — propugnaculum, Ne 
a which keepe a Bleckbouſe. 

ToBl e, bloome, or beeve flow- 
ar. 


T Floreo, 
, bloſſome before due time, 


4 -—" Ida 
1 F 
Bloomarie, i, 4 forge of an yron 


T, Blot eat, vie away,or defce, 


Blotted ons. 


I 
He that bletteth out. 
I Deletor, m, 
A blotting our. 
1 Obliteratio. 


Pg wal 
I Lixua , macula , f, vide Ble- 


myh, 
To enebrue with 
= < »e with "Bloud, #r 10 make 


x Cruento, 

To let bloud, 

: Phlebotomo,as 

Blenſhewengrs ef with bleyd, 

! 

'Bloud. 

I Sanguis,m. anima, [ 

The bloud of a wound, 

s Cruor, m. 

'Bloodwit. 

1 Multa pro ſanguine 

ans little ary or Dec po was whereof pud. 
ng# be 


3 = 
1 Blacke blowd. 


i: Tabum,n. 
Corrupt or attainted b|oud. 


The eng (an pers 


4 letter of bl. 1 


Lenckl 
He that fureerh be 
i H 


= tmmoederate Go or flux of blond, 
: Hemonhagia. 

Bloudſbet in tbe cies. 

1 ee pain 
A Bloudding, vide Pudding, 

= oudie,or ot blowd. 


Fu of corrupt blond. 
ad. 
Ano, defirous of bloud, or red as 


L C ,P-cruentus crudus, Gn. 
inarius, ad. 
"ont bloud. 


Ne Rarned with bloudfped. 

Frk me uſeon of blaud. 
re eff ; kr of 

6 Uy, 

1 Cruente,ady 


Te Blow, or breath, 
I s bis ©, conflo, aſpio, yide 


k + uk way, or downe. 


Ts blow vp or full, 
1 Sufflo. 

y blow t0,0r v 

1 Aﬀo. m_ 

To blow owt. 

I 0, 

To blow vehemently, or l 
—_— y rmghlye 


To be blowne, 

3 Flor. 

To be blewne downe. 
1 Difflor. 

To be bl owne againe. 
i Reconflox, 

- #wne,or breathed, 


Bl Pufſed 
owne ,or ed vVÞ. 
: Anhclan 4 


4 


A blower,or winder of a horne, 
: Cormicenn. 


A place wheteints nay windez doe | 
blow, 1 


, \£iu6e One 4 Slow,or buffet. 
: Alapizo, 


, Uapam im- 


A ow or buffet with —_ 
1 Alapa,f. 


Manus,f. 
Lang ah ; 


Pack bluybe lour 
newer changerk, rote 4 


B ame O 


CO _ 
1: Aſſer,aflis,m. tabula, om __ 


þ 


BOA 


'B-O'D 


BOL 


nd. A. Py 


— 


© OW 4 


Sd. 
LJ 


Boar. of a, no mee 

: Aſſamenta, 

A board ind bike the yp weſe | 
ſels or water, 

: Vrnarium.n, 4 


A board in the -;pper part of the On | 


gens, whereon _—_—_ 
1 Pinax. 
A Correning, or fi ſuctoard.. 


1 Goſlapinarium,n. 

A boarding or planching of 4 ag 
laying of boards rogether, 
I Tabulatio, 

tio,f. 

A tocuted flew." 

r Tabulatum,n 

That whereof boards be wade, 
1 Tabularis,ad. 
ABoare, «r wild Boare, 


1 Veires, 
A little Boare. 
1 Aperculus,m. 
The necke of a Boare, 
x Glandium,n. 
Of, or belouging to a Boaze. 
x Ver 
Boarijb,or of a wild Boares 


A little boat. 
1 Cymbula,fe 

+ Boat,or VV. herr y,which 4s oy Light 

and fanift of courle. 

1 Lembus,lembunculus,m. 

Boats or ſbips calked with rows -» 
z Serilla,orum,n. 

* Fybers 6 boat. 

1 Praa,f. 

A boat made of auhbollay tree. 


1.3.27 icukrs,m 


3 
A ferry-boat,to carrie aur horſes, 

3 3 Hippagy, f. 

A ferry-boat. 

1 Navis veRoria. 

3 Punto, mt. 

A flye boat, Ter 

1 Celox,velox navis pry 

A Boat mainFerrymangr T aſſenger- 
x Scaphiarius,portitor,veor,m. 

A Boat -ſypaine, ; 

1 Scaphiari? p horarius,m 


Ws mar r-fgrſerncs 
L Navi 


The ſeceberwoene 6 the O ares in a Boat 
or Gally, 

1 Interſcalmium, n. 

A Bob, or mocke. 

1 Sanna,f. vide Mocke, 

To bob, vide Beats © 


I n. 
A litt bodte. 


41 Compulcuknn,n. 
The budie of a tree. 

3 Caudex,codex,m: 

A bodre without head. 
2 Truncus,m. 

The ſtate of the bodre, 
I tio,f, 

A part of the bodie in the nether rinde 
of the II the liner and the 
1 Pancreon 

VV hoſe bodze nd mind is aftomied with 


_ fuſing of lightning,or ſickneſſe. 
Thepa of of rhe bas Fray tbe Senngeh, 


to the 


jr wh 
The parts of the bedie which receine no 
nouri/bmert, 


iquas. 

The bemng mithout a bodie. 
3 Incorporalitas,f. 

That hath two bodies, 


3 Bicorpor,ad. 

That hath a bodie, 

1 Corporeus,ad. # 

Bodileſſe,or that hath no.badie. 
15,ad 


A bodkim,or ; fe inſirument , that 19- 
men wſe to curle their baire with, 

1 Calamiſtrum,n. 

Abodzin or big needle to curle of creſt 
the baire withall; 

1 io 6 yer are nr 

Vide Qnich-ſands,or Fennes. 
ol Us, vide Boy#terowe. 

To make Bold. - 

1 Animo. 

Tobe bold, 

i Audeo, | 

boldneſſe adv . 

2 Liberras, | ] 
Boldneſſe in aching, begging,or craning. 
x Procacitas,f. 

Bold,berdie,or ftout 
1 Audax, ad. audens, p, impavidus, 


2 Forts, invicus, infraRus, genero- 
ſus, actis,ad. 


At 


Bemg bold pon. 

x Prefus, p. cum ablat, 

That giveth bo!dneſſe. 

1 Animans,p, 

Boldly, or with a good COMYAge._ 
: Aulacer, intrepide, inpavid@, al- 
denter. a, Nervole,ids,adv. 
Boldiy,or ffeely, as when one ſpeaketh or 
doth iy thing among thoſe with whom 
he knoweth he mxy be bold. 

1 Confidemter,libere,adv. vide Cou. 
rage, ſhout and confident, 


z. Bole to waſh hands mm, vide Ba. 


ABole,or diſh to drinke in. 

1 Paterg, .crateraof, crater,m. 
A—_ bole full of wine , that 
my "iy; might drinke thereof. 

Tina, 
A bole,or other like veſſel. 
z Labrion. Eve 


- blacke Yau Appler and Ale, 


Bolne, 1. ſwelled. 
Bollter of a bed. 
I * BT 
Little boliters, od to carrie burdens 
RN the ſhoulders, 


To Flr Vp, \ vide Support and main- 
raine. 
” bolttring on exerie fede. 
1 Stipatio, f, 
APolt web 46 ſhor. 
1 Catapultarium, n. 
Abols of thunder,or thungerbolt,. 
1 Fulmen,n." 
A bolt of a dore, vide Barve, q 
Bolts, vide Gymer, Shackles, and Fet. 
rers, 
Bolted gates. 
1 Peſlulatz fores. 
To bein Bondage. 
x Seryio, 


Todehwsri re bondage. 
1 Mancgpo, 
Bondage,or ſernttude. 
1 Servitus, m, ſervitium,Nn, 
That # #n bondage, 
over ad. 
07 belonging to b e. 
I Servilis ad. wa 
To become one; Bonaman. 
1 Emancipo, 
To make @ bond man fee. 
1 Manumitto, vide Free, 
A bord man, 
1 Servus,m. 
A bondman , or woman , born! and 
brought 1p im our buſt, of our bord- | 
man, or woman, 
1 Verna, com, T 
A bond-nan or priſoner taken in mere. 
I Mancipjum, 
A bondnman onerſcerng  cattell. 
1 Villanus, ma, 


A bordymwigcy renayt. tn villenagy- 
1 Colonarius,m, 


A 


— 


_ 


BON 


/{BUOY!O 


B'ODO 


FY 


A multitude or comp anie of bontdmen. | He that gathereth bones. Bookes treating of natwall Philo. 
1 Servi,orum,m. ,orum,n.. : Offlegus,m. | ſophre. 
The :4%;ng of a bendman free, Boneleffe or without __ Y Fhy ſica,orum,n. 
: Mamwmnulio, f. 1 Exos,ad, A booke wherem Mahumets Lay ard | 
He that ſateth a bondman fee. Bonnie, or fill of bones. Rel:gron m contained. 
1 Patforus,m. 1: Offaus,offuſus,ad. 1 Alcotanumn. - 
- ber dma1n or woman mad: free. Like a bone, oy of \a bone, A Merchant beoke, 
: Libertws,m. hberta,f. I 1 C hber. 
A Bone, or obligation. One hone for another. A books of Remembrance, declarirg 
r Obligatio, £. vide. Bll, 1 Offilatiw,ad. what is dond darly. 
A bond of ap rm_ A'Bonet, or vader cap. I Diarium, n. 
1 V.dimowam,n. ponſio fiſterdi. 1 Redimiculum,Galericulum,n, A booke containing the deolaration of 
A bend or ſaretre laid forthe payment | A Spa notable Sayings = Deed;, 
of rporey, or perfemance of conenant, 1 Pyra, f. 2 Epinicia,n. i Tl 
x catiſdatum,n. A Bongrace. Bookes of Att; jr Statwtess 
Full of bonds,or bands. x Cauſia, f, a Ymbraculum, a. ym- | 2 Ca na,n, 
i Nexuoſbs,ad. vide Band. bella,F. A booke wherem u contained the know- 
To piwcke Rey tbe Bones, Bonny. ledge of all offices and d;gmities, 
: Ex 1 Belles: © will and maytiall offaires. 
A bone, ABooke. 1 Laterculum, a. 
: Os. 3 Oſſam,n. 1 Liber,codex, biblios,m. biblion,n. ther ſr precopes of 
A little bone, | 2 Schoda,F. ſcripmem, ro = ppamen Art. 
: Officulum. 3 Offilum,n. lum, volumen,n. charta 1 Iſagogicum, n. 
The backe bone 7: 4 m8 or heat. A little booke, Bockes cont aining the names of [ach as 
1 Spina, ' 1 Libellus, libellulus, codiculus, co- ave reckoned in the monher of damts, 
The ;aw hone. dicellus , codicilles ; commentario- or ſuch like,us u the Popes Rebricke.. 
2 Lechi. lus, m Y menta,onum,n. - 
The great bone of ebrr—cs, Bookes of diuers arguments. A bonke whoſe author is not knowne, 
1 Vina,f. 1 Pandedtz, orem, fo | rA liber,m 
The hip, or huckle bons, or bones. Bookes, wherein | awes arg written con- | Bookes winch Ceſar wrot againit 
x Coxa, COXENGIX , f. Iſchia, 0» | cernmyg the Noblitie, _ ; 
rum, n. 2 E i ibri.- Anticatones,m. 
The bones which are vnder the eyes, A booke of Medicines, Bookes ſer forth under fi'ſe vames and 
1 Hypopia. 2 Antidotaridp,n\ TT: 
The fpendle hone in the ſbenke. A books; wheretn"old cnfforner are | 1. Libri ſubditich, 
1 Paraſtata,yvel paraſtarica,f. - © written,” A booke-binder,or ſeller. 
The vitermeſt hebota the ſhanke of the | 1 Annales, . '*+ 1 Librarius , bibleola, bibliope- 
legge. The booker of common allen, -m. | 
1 Partacnemium,n. 1 Ritnales libri. A booke-ſellers ſhop. 
Abo, oy grifiell, that eommeth be. | Bookes of the holy Scripture, r Taberna Z 
fore the mouth of the flomacke, fir } 1 H pha, ,N, 1 Officing, $ libraria. 
FE _ of the ſame. Bookss of *Phyficke Abdike Printer, vide Printer, 
1 Latronicz,arumy. + Pertaming to bioke?, 
* bone in the left 6, de of 4 S400 = 5 negligently written. Librarius.. 
whoſe yertue 6 great, as Flinne wri- citatones,f. Boone. » Bonus 
tetb, Lib.z 2. cap 5. Baka bookes. Boone, bone. 1 TI ctitio. 
: Apecynon. 1 Adverſaria,orum,n. A'Boo02d, vide Board, 
The cuttle bone. A reckoning books, wherein expences | Teweare Bootes. . 
1 Teſtum,n. are noted mm tourneyes, 1 Ocreo,mocres. .- .- _— 
The rowndne (ſe or kn ots of the bones in || 1 Itinerarium,n. Booted or wearmg bentyes 
the knee, anchl-, elbowyor buckle. | Abcoke of remembrance. x a will x 
x Condylus, m. { 1 Commentarius,'m; commentari.. | A boo. ; Ne-Ro T 
Bores that fell rom the table. um, n. tabula,f, - x Ocrea. 2 fra, £ 
1 Anale&ta,orunn A booke to infirult one. Boots for <P— called 0 here, 
An hs emoerem bone arc kept, vide I Protrepticus, m 1 Capating,amm,f. l 
Charnell h Bookes containing and treating of the } A boot made of Neats leather 
VVhen the 6. of a ; bones broken, _—_— and nat ure of fiſhes. 3. ; Sing gr 
where it 10y:0th with another, 1 Halieurica,orum,n. |  vide-Stall os Crib: - 
1 Apagina Beokes entreating of finne., | 1 0G \Cabbins, or ftandings ads 
The breaking of Lener, 1 Amaritgenati,m. * | «@ Fares, or Mcrkewsyto ſell wares, ob 
I Oflifragum,n, —_ mn on aw back ſide. aty ther merchendh, [ 
blade aw 7 al bis Sonlder no. _—_ attegiz, f, velarium,ve- 
anding out lhe wings. Str nd the of a : 
> Pads "go. | "mY a em _—_— orem, velare, 
That hath his Generynlied eas; ef bro» | 1 —— Py Booth-clothgs, , 
ken, 1 Exoffatus,p. | Bookes treaturg of morall Phileſo- 1 Velaria,onmn. 
The gutbeying uf bohes;? . pine. Belonging r0 —_ 
1 Offileguum, n. : Ethica,orm,n, © © © p 4. r Velabrents 
1 - .C 4 A 


"A 


"_ 


— 


ww" 


. FL 


A tt — TY 6 


—_— . "TI 


- 30. 


[B'O'R 


"B OR 


BOT 


A Bootie, vide Trey 


Bo02d o7 boward, vide It. 
T's boot, vide Auwaile. 
ns bee, 


1der vpon, bound ,o7 to be ſite 
= mgh unto. 


1 Adjaceo, collimitor. 


3 Confinio, 
Bord:rs of Countries , vide Limits, 
A arches, and Bownds. 

A. borderer dwelling by, that commeth 
ore | one — —_—_ *n 


DEraining to ſuch borders, 
1 Limitaneus,ad. vide Limnts, 


; The berdet or drew of any thin, 


iC . pratextum, n. 
Borders or honemaes, vide Hemmes. 
EE APE ESEm gan 
Thar full ſhader or brine. 


Thar barb "xr M or trailes | finely 


| array tute nm 


rO, > 
2 Fodio,confodio, fiffodio. 
To bore,or pierce through. 

1 Pertexebro, perforo, parfodio, pe 


netro, percudo, 
2 ——— —_— 
tundo. 
round about. 


To bore,or 


x Cucumtoro, 
To bore,or pierce through walk, 
3 Permanio. 


| Bored, or pierced, 


Perforatus, p. &c. 
1} Aborer, or be that boxeth. 


'F To be borne againe. 
.| » Renaſcor. 


Tobe borne nigh unto. 
» A 


To be boyne betweene we. 
Uchilbern at the Sumne-rifong. 
Ther the deberne wich their feer for 
= CES. tkifaber 

1 Poſthurus, m, 


| fr rogether, at one bmth, 
1 Gemimi,s) 
Borne three af Once, 

1 Tei 


protogenus, Prege- 


—_— ro the firſt borne. 
1 Ancegenitalis,ad. 


That which 1 borne, and groweth a- 
—_ mere then the ns fr. 
Drncognder. 

x Connatus,conpenitus,p. 

"Borne without noftimals, 

r Hoilimus, p 


| Borne vader he Planer of Mar 


To be TOME, or carried, 
x Feror, 
To be borne vp, er holden. 


—— 
_ 


p 
HR: 

PLE 
; 


Bore or carried about, 
Te be Bome denner IC « Yuma 


| 2 Depoonag vide 
_—_— Oper 


| Toe"? | 
any 2 


| Bore wthl fred 


; withall,or ſuffered to do 


Borne and bred in the ſame conntrey, ; 


—_Y 


1 


- x Sartbt,m.trix+ 
veſtiarws, 


A Bourow.i.« pledge. 
To Bozrow. 


1 Mumo,mutuor. 
Mutuo $ 2ccIPere, 


| Toborrow,or take money 10 vſury. 


i F 
Boryowed. 
s ww > we 6909 
Borrowed (6 long as the lender lift. 

I Precarius,ad. 

A ne. 

1: Mutuatiof. 

A ng of one to pay anether. 

1 Verſua,ft. 

Abs, or hets —_— thing | 


_ f 
AB 20ugh, i 
Te put m nes Boſomne, oY 


| Aboſome, 


Sinus ; 
-4 ole,» hl of full of abeoe wh 
Tichſoofabkeartide 
Vmbilcus,m. 
Thebo © of a buck{er. 
: Vimbo,n. 
_—_ 1 Gibbus,ad. 


I =» - al vide bule, 
Bojehes. 


x Bubones,m. 

A botch commung of inflanwMat 1 on. 

x Carbunculus,m. 

The cawuſong of a betch. 

iE | 

Abotch, or cowſe of ul bnomaur! gar 
thered together. 


c ag batebes. Na 

To nnd repaine, 
on i -- Rx 
Botched,picced,or —— 


x: Sartus, 
lent commebr of hd perments, 
f. . 
(arcinator, emendator, 1n- 
reveftor, m. 


Fa . 


- 


erix,f. 
A botchers CENTS! 
_ 
, reſtawratio , reſeRio, 


k latio.f, 
= 
Both ſexerally. 


s Vierque 
Herr py watt Ms. 
s Aubo—oak 


Both to 
z A 
. (= 
T I vajaſes, 3 Veince,. 


”w_ 


Both | 


—_ — 


| WE RY 


——————— 


— BW 


4 —— 


6 td 


$4 - 
at. £5. AT ORI 


en 


BOV 


BOV 


The mouth of ortle, 
: Orificiun,n. 
Abel bottle t0 calf fceor water 


I * Olfactorioum,n. 
Glaſſe bottles. 
1 Ampullz virez. 
mr 


_ of bo tle 
4 Lis tries. 
abate, 


Made like,or pert foboitles, 
—— 


The Bottome, or foundati on of any 
1 Finkamfmbmg 


2 Imus,m.folum,n. 
Hy of the Sea. 


1 Profunditas,maris. 
Þ Thebverome of an cartben pot. 
: Cimbum,n. 
—_— of aſbip. 
| 1 Carina,f. 
hy the bottome. 


1 Penitior,ins,| 
VVithout batrome. 


I 
To the very bott ome. 


1 Funditus,adu- 
A'Bottome ef thread. 
1: Glomus,m 
ramen,n.& Orbi 
Alittle bettome. - 
: G ,m-glomiccllum 
| hem like a terns of thread, 
crolus 


1 Vorago us,m, barathrum,n 
—_— the Bots, or 
wringing m the guts. 

1 Vanmo,veamUaor. 

The wringing of the bots. 

3 Yermuna 


glome- 


I "Tumeo,elſ+ to ſtrrre. 
4 Bough, or branch of 4 tree, or 
C0 — ſcena- 
2 Coma,f.vide branch. 
= little bough,o7 branch. 


A bough of @ tree, whereby Vine cli- 
meth. 


1 Scammam,n. ; 
A boug' pluckt off the tree with the 
frat enit, 


1 Termes, 


of treet, winch grew firaight 
out out ned right vp. 

iT P 

bom of B ay,or O line trees Heing 


I © Thalli,on 
They whck cor tee One bog 


neared to be 4 great tree. 
I 1% 
A bourh which » dead, our ,or ſtared. 


A boulting, cloath. 
1 Pollentriduum.,. 
- that boulteth. 


Pollintor,m. 
To :— 


Love? 

I Links umbaafals 
To ſet bownds 10 meaſure. 
1 Mctior. 


- ownded,or redne together. 


| 3 cnded,berdered limuted, 
0 ur f 
2 Defigirus, limiaws, terminatus, P. 
A Bound ſetter, or bee that ſetterb 
bounds betweene land and land, place 
and place. 
1 Finitor,menſer,m. 
A bounding, or ſetting vp bounds. 
1 Limitatio,f 
A bound, or bounds. 
1 Meta, vide marches parde ys, and |» 
nuts. 
The bound,or border of a Countrey, 
z Margo. 
Bewnd or (ynits of land, diretted to 
| the Eat, 


1 Prorſi,orum,m. 

A bound ftone, or marks berween mule 
and mule. 

1 Amilliarius lapis. _ 

A bound ftone,or mark,to Ingwifh 


+ whoſe len bownd together. 


—_ bounds,or bnmits. 


To 4 Bound. : 
1 Teneor, obligor, obftringor, con- 


detorqueos 
To bow down the head, 44 one doth wht Þ 
he muſt). 
. . 


I 
To bow round. 
1 Cirenmfleto, 
To bow downe,or make floupe wniley « | 
burthen, | 


To bow backs in 4 compaſ, oreirent, 


Teepe knee. 


Tobu, or wax crooked. 
iC 

To bew,or to inelane /owne. 
I 

Tob:wtos. 


x Acclino> 

To bow ba: kyard. 
1 Reclino. 

Td bow betweenes 
2 Incrchoo. 


Tobaw rogether, 
1 Conver- 


he w__—_—_——— _ 


| B/OW, 


BOX! 


BOY: 


1 Convergp,vide tobend. -» 

To be bowed. 1 Curvor. 

T's be bowed the contrarie way. 

i: Fornicor, ' 


Bowed,or bent rt 

1 Repandis. 

Bowel vpward, hike an arch roofs. 
Subvcxus 


bt —_ 
I « Recuriash. = 


3 A bead, 
ncaa in an arched roofe, 


| A bewng made i rec feſt bi 


a c:xGle 
He that __ the knee. 


3 2M, 
Eaſie to be bowed. 
: Flexilis,tentus,ad. 


Bcowmegly. 
: Pros ve,adu.vide crookedly, 


Araine bow. 1 Its, f 
A bow wherewith they play ona _ 


or viole. 
1 Calybea babſta. 


A bow man ide tebir, 4 
A bowyer. 


' cAbewnet,vide wheele. 

, To Bowell,cmbowel,or draw out the 
| Larbid Gor gets, 

x Eviſcero,dey 0 
Bowelled,or embowelled. 

I Eviſceratus,deviſcrratus,p. 

The bowels, or entrals of man or beaſt, 


J——————— 


- 


1 Inteſtina,orum, viſcera, um, exta, 
orum,n. 

'By bow?lt,ry entrals, 

1 Viſceratim,ad. 


| Bawkegt he body orbelly,ox the flomack, 


Ts Bowge,« r Peavee. 
1 Penaro. 
- Aer xa pearce aſhin with ſhot. 


2 Tranimitto, 
rom Penetro,perforo, a Tr per- 


Boweed. 

1 Perforatus, 

A bow ng. 

1 P tio, f. 

To Bownce,.r lhampe. 
1C 


To "pwn often, 1 Crepits. 


| \Abowneegnoiſe or thumps. |" 
| 1 'Crepiths. 3 Fombuy,m. 'O 


A Bowre. -/:+ 
2 Ymbraculum,n. 


Bowſer. Theſaurarivs. 


A Bore tree, vide tres. 

To Bore *ne on the eare,oy to kyocks 
01: about the pate. 

1: Depalmo,colaphiro. 

A boxe,vide blow, Be 
A Bore, p*1146;7 
1 re 2 Ciſts,cltet,6 | 


CR —__ | 
idicula,pyxidula,f. 
" rim xeto keepe ſhrice in, 
: Nartheeum,n, 
my boxe for medicines. 


A boxe for delicate Phra as compets 
or ſuch like. 

1 Tragematotheca,f, 

A boxe of (wet « ointments. 

1 My 8 0 

A ewell boxe. 

2 Annularium,n. 

A dufF boxe. 

: Pyxis, : 

2 Thecs, Þ Pubveraria, 

Greecrs boxes, wherem they put theo 
ſpices. 2 Nidi,orum,m, 

A box wherin wwght; and ballances be 
kept. 2 Trytodoche,es,f. 

Boxes wherein ſwerre perfianes are 
kept. 1 OltaRoriola,orum,n. 

A box to throw lice »#n the table. 

1 Orca,f.frillus,m. 

ah oo to put in lors, 

3 Sitel 


| Poore mens boxe. 


1 Ciſtula pauper:m. 
_ - ary 
iſtiferi,pyxiferi, orum,m. 
Met lihe a boxe. 
I idatus,p, 
ABoy. 1 Puer,m. 
A little bey,or lad. 
1 Puerulus ,puſillus,m. 
A boy full 1 rawnts, 
x£ 
A boy wnder : _ 14 age. 
1 Impuber,m umpubes,m & 


) 


A boy about /orten yeares of age. 
1 Pubes,m.& 
A boy tendin ws commen Hayletr, 
called an yoo. & e-ſquare, 
1 Aquariolus,m 
An olde lwbber that wantonly playeth 
the bry. 
1 Callipzda,m. 
= boy with abu;h bead, 
,m. 
w boy or wench, that & b:aten about 
the jboulders. 
1 Scapularis, m.&f, 
Boyer attending vpen an HolF,to car- 
rie baggage. 
1 Caones,m, 


1 Fuenhs,puerita;f. 

Boy(b. 

I lis, ad. 

Boy1ſhly. 

z | = "OR 

A boy of an Anchcr. 

1 Index anchrralis. 

To Botle, or fteth , «s Cookes do9,o7 
att 


I 1 Coqub,decoquo, diſooqus, elixo, 
7 ror - 


T, boile againe. 


To To dodbe rnd 1,97 throughly. 
1 Percoquo,excoquo, 

To boyle away. 

1 Decoquo. 

To boyle,or ſeeth together, 
"ue collixo. 

To make to boile, 

I Defervefacio fervefacio, 


1 Defruto. 
7. boyle often, 
1 Coaito,coquito. "—_ 
Toboile a8 4 of boileth, or mely. 
I Bullio,wſtno;ineſtus, ferveo, 


To boile oger. 


A , fferveſtogadz- 


Toboile, and caft vp waves, ind 


faorges. 1 Vndo, 
Tetepn foboile, 
1 Efferyeſco, 


Beyled,or [« adden, 
1 Coctus,diſcotns, deſeryeſatius,e- 


lixus,p. 

Throughly boiled. 

1 ExcoQus,percofus,ps 
RS 

1 Recotus 

Beyled Da perboyled. 
1 PrecoQus,p. 


—_@ 


UN 


— 


| _ BRA 


= —_ 


BRA 


FIT 


Boyl:d meat. 


1 Anlcoqua,orum,n. 

4 Beale. 1 Codtor,m. 

The boyling of the Sea,in Britanme, 
1 Clotat. 


pe log, or ſeethi 
1 Cofic: f. - nes decotara,f 
A beplingop. 
1 .Ebullno,f 
That « boyledi in an earthen pot. 
1 Teſtuatius,ad. 
Eaſie tobe boyled. 
1 Codtilis,cotivus,ceibilis, ad. 
A be be Boylterons, * * 
, 2 Flaquo. 


a prom wearber. 
x Tem FF. 
A 2 inde, brating downe 


Boyiterous water falling downe ffom 
- __ axd means veryſw'ftly. 


Wu (t,bein br.:ſſe, 
Cc Boy op ing eſo ſſe 


Bante R. 


To B:abblr,vide ve. 
A'Bace,to faften bears in building, 
1 Fibula £ 


ſn ſhooters \Bracer, . P 

A Buacelet. 1 Armilla,F. 

A bracelet to bze wortie on the right 

hand. 

1 Dextrole,dextrochium, 

A bracelet of Pearles. 

1 Linea margaritarumy 

A bttle bracelet. 

1 Spintherulum,n. 

Bracelets given, toſeuldiers, 

1 Calbei,m 

That weareth Bracelets, 

Armillatus. 

Bracbyzraphy. Brachygraphia. 

Brag i prowd. 

Te B1agge. 

1 Glorior, vide to glory, 

A proud br \V.vawnti 

BS! agger, > wh a kind Fdvinke. 
+ Promulſes,m, melkbrodium, 

A Btaggek, 4 ſay ext out of fone 

or tym er, to beare vp the ſummer mm 

maſonry, called a corbell , in timber 

worke ,a brag g:t,or jbew{dring peace, 

1: Mmwlbs,m, 

To Bratye,orcunle, 

1 Criſpo, vide cure. 

Abrayd i.brioet; 

To Bay, krurſ*,potnd,or ſtampe. 


ſed. 
He tha brayeth, or bru;ſeth j7 
1 Tritor, contritor,m- 
A brayng,or brurſing. « 
1 Tritura, 
To B:ap our ,oy crre. 
1 Fremo, vociteror, 
To byay like a Deere,or = 
1 Barrio, 
To bray lhe an Aſſe. 
: Rudo. 
To br ay, or roare ke a Lien, 


A brazimg one. 


The braying of a Deere,or Elephant. 
1 Barritus,m 
Tivirapig of, anAſſe. 

1 Rudi 


us,m. 
The ho «aj 


Tea dajb out ones braines. 

1 Excerebro. 

Thebrane. 

1 Cerebrum,n.vitalia capitis. 

The brat 1s pan. 

1 Cranium,n 

The bindey part of rbe braine, or 4 lit- 

tle braine. 

1 Cerebellum,n. 

Hee that daſbeth , or o—_ out the 

braines. 

I Buencdhemerm.. 

_ caules,or filmes 
mater. 

i_ ſickeneſſe. 

1M 

Braine ficke,or wilde bramed. 

1 Cerebroſ1s,manyacus, 

maniaucus, furi 

AB1ake, ſuch « Bakers fe, 

I ny NS Ptes, Ke 2 Mattra, 


2 Blake, or fone vide Femne. 

A B1ake,or Crocow, vide bow. 

A Bake (or F! wy Hempe. 

I a of vel linifrangibuld 
n Brake,vide perbrake. 

AB2:ake, or ſharpebit, or ſnaffie for 
Horſes. 

1 Fiſtomis,vide bridle and we. 

A B2amble,or Br. er 

1 Vepres,f tribulus, ſentis,m. 
Avrambl: called ratþu. 

1 Rhibis. 

A little ramble 

1 Veprecula,f, 

A bramble,called the black berry tree. 
1 Rubus,m. 

A ks 4 of tr unble, bearirg more frut 


then or be rs doe. 


of the brains, 


1 Sicinnina, vel ficimina,f. 

A plice full of brambles and briers. 
1 Vepr 

To Branch ous. 

1 Germino,progerm 


To hane branchys, 
1 Frondeo. 
To beyin to haue branches. 
1 Frondeſco. 
Branche1,or ſprung out» 
1 Frondatugp. 
Branchrag,or ſpringing out 
I Germinans, fr. nders,p. 
A of a tree, bearbe , » 07 young 
tw 
1 men,flagellam, v. bough, 
v4! bttle ery or youg wi 
I 
A ond of A 
1 Laureaf, 


A branch of a V ine, groving ma tyoee, 
1 Sarmentum,n, 
A branch of « Vine that growerh out 


of  forkedbugh 


Forcanius 
The branch s a Vine, which is eut,and 


raged ages more frutfull then be- 


1 Reſex,m 
Abranch which beareth no fruts. 


I Me 
Branches of an old Uine. 
1: Dr 


ACONES. 
A branch of adate tree pulled off with 
Funt thereon. 


A branching. 1 Germinatio,f. 


— ” .- _ 


That beareth branches,or leaues. 
1 Frondifer,ad. 
A Brann of frye, 
1 Torris,m fax,tacula,F, 
A brand put out, 
I Titio.f 
Abrand yron,or triuet, 
2 Chytra,f chytropus,ma, 
To Brandth. 
1 Coruſco,vibro,vide che. 
A irending,o glittring. 
I } _—_, " f 


« fart belonging fo bran, BE 


1 Pinſo _ onteto, deter, 1 Rhamnus,m, Full if bran. 
2 A kind of bramble, whoſe prick be not | | 1 Furfuroſus,ad. 
Tobray — or 4pace. booked, 1+ Prufus. Tv Braſcn, 7 mixes ercountrrferte 
1 Pinſito, A kind of tramb'er.and ny that ' | withir:fſe. 1 Acto, 
I Brayed,p ounded,or bruſtd ſnack. bring forth berries. Braſſe. a Aes,n. Ina! 


pe EET 


B.R' A BRE BRE 
ar {{- woriggtrt#h@ whieiu made of | Hauing groat brawnes,or well lagged or | Bread made of Luntells, 
br iſe. ar med . I Photmus pans. . 
1 Acficium, Acramentum,n, : Lacentoſus,torokus,ads bread made of the ſucd of the hearbe 
Abaſſe potychafterre or kettle, | To bray,vide brave, Lotws. 
1 Acnum incoile,n, A breach, 1 Lotometra. 
| Abttle br:fte por,ve poſnet. Incurſio. Bread conſecrated to Bacchw, 
1 Aenulum,n. A B:ieachberyrone men, 1 Obcuz. 
| Akindof ndxt brafſe. : Simultas. 2 Scdiv'o,F, Bread made |the wouen ropes. 
4 1 Ollana,f, *« The breach of a promuſe. I A 
1 BraſſeOare 2 Punica fades, A kind of bread in Syn, which before 
I Onychias,chalcits,f. Bead, it be throu bbaked falieth into coales, 
| Aplace whore brafſes made. 1 Panism. I Mamphula. 
1 Chalceutice,f. Sweet ,or vnleauened bread. Dole bread. 
A Braſier. 1 Azimus panis- 1 Grad/lispanis. 
1 Acrarius,m, Leavened bread Mouldie or vinewed bread, 
That gyherein # Braſſe. : Panisferm x 1 Panis mucidus, 
: Acrolus ad. * | Bread made of wheate. ay nv rene the aſhes. 
1 Thatbangath 'Byaſſe. 1 Panistriticeus, 3 Pyramon, i Subcineritius . 
i + oo __ da,f, , _= 1 Focarhus panus. 
Covered with brafſ*. Bread made of new wheat. Bread baked under a pane 
: Acratus. 1 Sitaneus panis. 1 Teſtuaceus , 
That s brafſe withmm,and galdgn ther | Ric bread. Artoptitius $8 Pau, 
mettall withour, 1 Panis ſccalicius Bread bakgd one gridiren, 
1 Suberatus. Barley bread. 1 Eſcarites, 
Braſen,or of braſſe. I Hordeaceus panis. Bread not well baked, 
1 Aereus, attus, chalcers, aheneus, | Oren bread. 1 Panis rubidus. 
ahenus, Acneus. 1 Panisavenactus, Lig ht bread, puſſed vp with barme. 
[4 0 C 
I rhamad 
Cruſtulun $ Pani 
The eranme +f bread. 
TD 
which u v/ed in fleed of bread, 
—_ The which 6 ſedi fondo 
1 Sinwlagineus Q PaPs. The making of bread. 
Brauely. Cheat ,crible,or ranged 1 Panicum,n. 
x Concinne,ſpeciose,ad.vid trimme | 1 Cibarius The ſweet bread of an hogge. 
and be autrfied. Secundarius > panis. 1 Pancreas, 
To Brawle,or cixde with one. Conſe To Bzeake,atiuvum. | 
I Altercor, rixor, It may ane I Trango 1 infri num- 
vide to chide, "| x | He 6 "x6 po,obrum celio,clido, 2 Im®+ 
Abrawler,or chider, Saffron bread. minuo,folus, , 
1 Alercator,rixatcr,m, trix,f. 2 Crocatuspanis, do,labefaci 0. 
Aby.whng,or chiding. Bread made of wheat bran; To breaks in pieces. 
x Comentio,rixa,velitatio,advelica | 1 Canicaceus panis. 1: Comminuo,diminao, b 
tia,concertatio,lis,litigatio,ſ.jurgium | Browne breadyer comſe bread. tero,diſtringo,effringo, infringo,per- 
ne videchide. : Ater, Hingo, prerumpo,perrumpo, 
Brawling. Furfuraceus, opera petuanda, 2 quaſſo,diſ- 
1 Fa&iols,rixans. Furfuroſus, ſipo,diſcutio,icindo, 
That brawleth much. Furtwatus, To breake aſundey, er tn two pieces. 
1 Rixolus, jurgiolus. 3 jurgoſus,adu, | 3 Accrofus, ppanis. : Interrumpo, diſrumpo, dirumpo, 
Brawlmngh. — Gregarius, diffringo , duftero, +Girimo, 
1 Rixosec,adu. vide chidingly. Domefſticus, 2 diſands, difl>o, i divido, 
| Tobe bard of fleſs, or Bzawned like | Autopyrus, ilanio,diſtraho, 
4 Boare, Agram, To breake off. 
: Concalleo,occalleo, occalleſco. read to eat OyiFers with, 1 Abrumpo,derumpo, 2 reſcindo,di- 
Br awne of a wilde boare. 1 Panis Oftrearius. i % Mo 
I Ap or ,yel prinum callum, & Great loaues of browne bread. To breake and leaue 0 "for a time. 
calks. 1 Culiceipa {4 1 Interrumpo. 2 en 
The br awne of the arme,and thighes. Buket bread. To breake about. 
z Tor,orum,lacerus,m- 1 Panis $ Nauticus, 1 Circumſringo. 
The braaine of the legs, Bis coctus. To breakz,or burtt open, 
| r7 ms Horſe-bread x L , 
ty of Lrawne. 1 Pityrws panis. To breake open violent ly, 
1] 1 Callufitasf. Breet made of the graine Orindiama | 1 Expugno. , 
Full of brawne. growing in Egypt. To breake vp. 
1 Calloſs,ad. 1 Orinda, 1 Dirumpo,abrumpe, erumpo,pro- 


findo, 


—_—— 


—_—_ 


—_ — 


BRE 


findo,proſcindo,reſcindo, 
x breake downe. 
,z Excudo. 
To breaks downe an hedge, 
. D 
Ferre 
: 'P 


_ breake one thing agaani} another. 


To breake,or b uy, 

1 Tero,comero,y.s bray and crumb, 
r breake vnder. 
1 Sutfringo, 
To breake, as when one breaketh « law, 
1 Violo,z Temcro,convello,lgdo. 
To breake often. 
0 Ruptito. 
= breaks company. 

Diffocio. 


To breake with a flaule, 
t Tribulo. 
To breake vp a writ,or letter. 
iR 
To breake the backe bone, 
1 Exdorſun, 


Ts breake the lows, 

i Przlumbo 

To breake the _ or hornes of 
« beat, 2 Exarms. 

Polo landwith an barrow, cared 


I Offri ingo, . 

To breake the fa -" 

1 Tento,jentaculor. 

To breake, vr tame a wild beatF. 

1 Domo,damito, cicuro. 

To breakeor —_——_ 

2 Crepo,a5,& 15, dehilco. 

Tobreake in. 

$5 Irruo,irrumpo,introrumps, intru- 


To breakg out, 1 Prozumpo,prolilio, 


enumpon,excurro. 

To breahe out 4s the ſea doth. 

1 Exw 

To breaks out 44 a mm; face doth with 
heate, 

2 Scaten,ſeanrio. 

To em wr water ont of 4 ſpring. 
: Scateo,ſcaturio 

To be broken, 

- ofrangor. 3 Frageo,Fra- 


== or burtt, 

1 Fracus,ruprus,p lacer, confrago- 
tus,2d, 2 Dulolutus,quaſius quailar 
tus,labefactus,p. 

Broken in p:ece1,9 all to be broken. 

1 Communutus,pertuſus. pertritus,P» 
Broken , or buri! aſunder , or m the 
muddle. 

1 Inerrupus,neeraſus,p. 

Bar#t in /andey with aclapyor note as 


| @ bladder full blayne. 

x Diſploks,p, 

rn; n 

1 Abruptus. » Deſciſſus. 
Broke:,or left off for 4 tinss, 


Brokenvp. 1 Diruptus,p. 
Broken downe. 1 Duutus,p, 


Broken before, 


I . 

Broken,or violated. 

+ Violarus, 2 Temeratus,p. 
Broken,or burtt in the lomes, 

1 Delumbis,ad.delumbatus, 


fractus,p. 
Broken out by violence. 


I Procupeus, 
Broken,or — 
1 Domitus,perd 
Not broken,oy tamed. 
I cans,p. 

A breaker,or buriter, x Roptor,m. 
A breaker, ot buriter of does & locks. 
1 Effractor,m 

He that breaketh,or violateth, 

2 Violator.2 temerator,m. 

A breaker , or tamer of Horſes and 
'4 _ 1 HINTS. 


Good br ers of hoyſes, 
Pm = 2 = 
Avear os oa, 


: looms or _ 

I Fratio Racura,comtatura 
Rio,ruptio,ruptura —_—_— 
A break ng un inf girae 

+ Pertractio 

n breaking 1" ſander 


tbacn off. 1 Pio 
A aw 4 bur ing. open. 
1 Effratura,f. he 
A breakineor l-anin 4 time. 
| m_nitte f. Ld 
A bre mg .or viol:ting. 
1 Violatio, 2 Temeratis,f. 
A —— L Lupus, f, 
ing dorne, 

2 ——_ x 

Abreaking through. 


k _ 

i Lumbs 

A breaking with dere in falling of 

trees, 

1 Fragor,m 

A breaking of aſhip, v.ſtiporacke. 

A breaking, #r t ning of an horſe. 

1 Dowiura,f domitus,m infiacio,t 

A lreaks og ont vito a ſcab. 

3 Vicecatio,f rumentum,n, 

2 Scaturics,F. 

A breaking out of infants about the 
head. 


1 Siriafis,f, 
Abreaking out of childrens mouthes. 
A Aphb.ha,f, 
A breaking out within the mouth, c0- 
, mg by 1nflaxaneat i on. 
| x Emchyſodes, 


2) 


mn of the —_ 


> "eh of the 
1 RC 
cele, bubonocele,t. 


Sroken 
: Hem 
licus- 


2 Rupwsad., 

A burifing,when the caule of fac fal- 
leth into the cods, 

1 Epiploocele,f. 

He that u (0 burtF, 

1 Epipluocelicus,al 

A bariting, when as the bewels fall 
nts the cods, and Water u there gatbes 


red, 
1 Hydrunzerocele f. 
Hethat uſo butt, 


belted, or that is ſo buriF, 
ole alrite 


= that u ſo burf. 


Thar u burfF im the ſtoner. 

1 Thalaſias,vel haladias, m. 

A breaking, or turiFing out of waters 
1 ScanniesGomnige! 

_ fo buriteth out, and runneth 0+ 


my TI 
That may be broken. 
, Fr ,fradtitius, violabilis viola* 


That cannot be broken, or diſc 
1 ln mn r> hw 


4d _ ficft of Brewer. 
1 Adipale convivium 
by necke,cr fteepe hurd foget vp. 
2 Przrupus,arduus. 
A Brcatt, 
1 Pecus,n.thorax,m. thotacaph 
A little breaſt, 
1 Pefuſculun, n. 
A womans breaſt , or nipple. 
1 Mamma,f, vber,ne papilla,£ 
A little breeſt, 
1 Mammula,mammilla,f, 
Thebreaft-bone. 
1 Iſternon,n, 
A breatt-cloath, 
: Mammillare,n. 
A breaft_ plate. 
3 .Lorica,f thorax, m, thoraca,f. pe- 
Qoralczn. 
Thebreafi-vlate of Indgerment, made 
of cole bl ow filks, pole, ſcartet, and 
fine e toned line's, fonre ſquare, and 
double, an hand-breadth lung and 
broad, hawing in it tweln previous 
ſtones. 
1 Logicon,n, 
'Ve long to the breatt-plate. 
1 Pecoralis,ad; 

Tot 


1 


| 


BRE 


BRI 


; m_ hath agreat breaff. 
Tha u narrow and Rrreight | breafted. 


—— brealf -pletes,or curds. 
$ Thorocatus,p. 

 ToBreath.” 
1 Spiro,re{piro,anhelo. 3 halo. 
To draw breath with fficul Y. 


t- Anhelo. 
To breath faiF, 
1 Anhelo, 
To breath out, or ca#t forth a breath or 


= breath _ von. 


To breath _ 

r1 

To breath _—_ gh. 

1 Perſpiro. 

To breath out ,or giue vp the ghoT. 
1 Exſpiro. 


A breathing. 
I oe A. perſpiratio, f. reſpiza. 


A py with difficult 
I Anhelatſo f. if " 
A breathing upon. 
: Aﬀa o 


yn betweene, 
. 1 Interſpiratio,f. 

A breathing dur, 

I 
Breath, 
x Hilitus,anhcliwus,m, ſpiratio,f, 
2 Flatus,animns,m. anima,f. ſpirit? 
m.pneuma,n. 

Ajhert breath. 

x Suſptium,n. 

' «A moiſt breath,or aire. 
1 Vapor,m. 

A dry breath,or fume. 
1 Exhalatio,f. 
— ſeo breath. 


_ paſſage whereby the breath iſſueth 
out. 

1 Reſpiramen,ſpiramentum. 

A breathing hole,out of which breath, 
wind, aire,or ſmoak: paſſeth. 

1 Spiraculum,n. 

The jhortneſſe of breath. 


grep 23%. 


The fi nking of the breath, 
1 Oze,f 
That breatheth. 


ammalis. 

That whereby we breath, 

I Spirabilis,ad, | 
B:eeches,/{ops,or long hoſe. 
1 Braccz, arum,Tt- 


1 Anhclitus anguſtia, Spirandi diffi- 
cultas ag 
x Spirans, Exſpirars, p. . o— 


. fubligaculum,fe- 


morals; » pL pen- 
zoma,8 Pernzomatum 
Breecherwith fk { Sod to them 


Breeches of linen, to wraflle or run in, 
1 Campeſtre,neut. campe 


| Breeches,or - lop-makers. 


x: Braccary. 
He that weareth breeches. 


+ x Praccatus,p, 


To Bzeed,o! wax with young. 


! Genero 

parturio, 3 ſemino, wr gem 
To breed Tobread teeth, 
I 


Dentis,is. 
: To breed,or bring vp, Vebring Op» 


Tres in one narnrally. 


Bred or brought vv. 


ge mamss 4 A 
3 Frucuarius, ſeminator,m, 
A breeder of cattle, 
1 Pecuarius,m 
Thebreed,or increaſe of cattle. 
1 Pecuaria.f, 
A breeding of teeth, 
: Dentio,t. 
A breeding place. 
1 Pecuanumn,n, pecuaria,f. 
Perta to breedim 

» Patkginad, 
B reeding,or great with yong. 
1 Fcetus, 


Preadth ,vide bread. 


' Brent vide burne. 


B2eutatures. 

1 Sigle,f, 

Brewuy. 

Brevitas- 

A Breue. Breve. 

To B2ew., 

1 Pandoxor,cerviſiam concoquo. 
Brewed, 

1 Concoctus,Ps 

A brewer. 

x Potifex,cerviſiarivs, zytheplay m 
A brew. houſe, 

1 Pandoxatorium, cerviſiarium, zy- 
thepſanum,n. 

Bewee, 

I Offulg adipatz,fom adipatum,n. 


Panis madidus. 


Panis jure emollitas. 

Ts Buibe,or corupt with gifts. 
Largitione ,. 2 Corrumpo, 
vel mune- )Y Depravo, 
ribus,ani- *) Capto,violo, 
mum. Perverto,ecmo, 


To bribe, or ſollkcite men to giue their 


voicer,and conſents. 


1 Prchenſo,prenſo, 
To lab for an office by giuing bribes. 
2 Ambio 


To ley? recelwng bribes. 
| 2 Depeculr. 


| 'Bribed. 


2 Corruptus,captus auro,{ordidus, 
A briber. 
2 Corruptar,m. 


Pert aning to bribes. 
Muneral:s 


3 Ad. 

VVith taking bribes in diſhoneſt mat- 
ters. 

2 Corrupte,ſordide, deprayate,adv. 
vide theft, TIT 
Bribuurs, 

Latrones, 


A Bricke or tile, 
I Later,m.tefta, f, 
A littlebrickeor nile, 


1 Laterculus, 
yn og we [l broad. 
icke, fine handfu 


detedpancy, 
1 Latcrarius 

Bricke-makzng. 
1 Argillatio, icznofaRoria,f. 


8 Sepi 
That « made of bricke. 
x Lateritius,ad. 
A B:idall,or meriage. 
1N ,atum,t. 
- _ beareth [\ _— at abridall. 


T _—_—_ e,vide =" 


- Bridegroome. 
2 Sympoliaſtes,m, MES 
A bride, or _— new _ d. 
1 Tg ympha 
The bride man —_ guar the bride 
to Church. 
x: Pronubus,m, 
The bride maade. 


1 Pronuba,F. 
7 make « BUDCe. 


- wide 1 Pons,m. 
por lut A - 


Adrew ge, a 
1 Pons 


A bridge mate in batt fo 4a tnane, and 


ſhorty remoned. 


A bridge of wood. 
Roborws, 
Subþcus, 


+ ll rw my 
, 


x: Pons 


Ligneus. 
| The bridge of ® Lure, Gitterne, or Fx 


BRI 


BRI 


BRI 


my like —_ 

Biidewell, 

The maſfrof1E #ridewel 

. L OED 
Bridled. wks L 

s Frenatus, refrgnatus, 3 habena. 
Netbridled 


of - appetites and 


I . "A temperance. 

A bridle. 

2 Frenum. 2 Retinaculum, lorum, 

vide bit. 

A little bridle. 

+ Frenulum,n. 

A bridle-rame. 

: Lorum,n habena,Ff. 

The head Prat of 4 bridle, headFall, 

That may be bridled. 

3 Coercibilis,ad. 

AWB, a «konde of fly that maketh 

beats to 

1 Ate .ccſtriry,n 

T» be Butefe, or ſborr in ſpeaking,ty 

wrt in IF, 

2 Laconizo, 

Brjefene ſſe,or brevity. 

1 Brevias,brevilequentia.fbrevilo- 
uium,n. 2 Precifio,paucitas,angu- 
ia,f.parfimonia oratoris: 

A briefe, or ſhort wr contaynm 

the ſumme of a thing wits alridian. 

A brieff,vide Brewe. 

A briefe rebearſall of thmgs treated of 

_ 


Anaceph EC T_T 

Abriet ſentence. ” ng 

1 Sententiola 

Briefs, or compendi eud. 

1 Brevis,compendiarius, compendi- 

oſus,2-Succintus,conciſis,conrrat?, 
aſtus, circumicriptus , aſtriQns, 

= op Away 54 

Briefly,or compendiouſly. 

1 Rrevs, breviter; breyi, brevibus, 

perbreviter, paucis, ſummatim, ſum - 

marie,compendiase. 2Conchigew- 

cise, e;mrhm, laconicec, 

{e,compreis?,riQim "Arid, perſtri- 

&im,colleftim.colleRe, circum(crip- 

te, anguſte, ſemel, attermars, leviter, 

modice,comprehense. 

A Btter, vide bramble. 

A ſweet brier, vide eg lantifie. 

"4 or cod? of male, or 


ſence. x Lorica 


| 


— — 


A Brigantine, Pinnace , &r little 
ſhip. Oh | A. L £0. 
1 FM AF A am ,ce- 
lox,paro,m. 
The leaſt hind a 
1 Mioparo. 
Abrigantine ſent to «fpie. 
1 Epiſcopium, cataſcopium, n. vide 
barge. 
To be 'B ,or to ſhine. 
i F ,prefulges, lucer, 
colluceo,diluceo,eluceo,reluceo, (ple- 


CEO NY 2 ardeo, vide 


I 
Bri 
I 


gur,n 
The brightneſſe of the ſunne,or any fla- 


mung thing. 


1 Iubar,n,2 lampas,f. 

Toat-caſteth forth brightnes,or beames 
of light. 

:K 

Briyht,or cleeye 

: : 9 ſplen- 
didus, fu ilkuftris, coruſcus, ad 
I micans, nitid® 


2 Rutlus,igncus, Nammeus, ad can- 
dens, p. candidus, (ydereus, ad gen» 
mans.p. 

Very br1gbr. 


' 2 erorw apnotairinah 


premudus,ad 
Through bright, that one may ſte 
through, 


1 —_— —— 
per{picuus,ad 

d \omewhat Ingle. 
I 


£.4 i | 


Jutus, @brutils, 


'B org —_— 
x A ſplendid2, fulgide, dare, 


—— oy 1Hrighly 
1 Przlucide, ptznitde,adu, 
Somewrat bright ly. 
1 Sublncide,adu. . 
To Þ:imume « Sov. 
2 Subo. 
A brimmed ſow. 
2 Sus ſubata. 
Tv make Bzimmts,or murgents, 
1 Margino. 
The brim of a banke, or any pr Fa 
Ora ,rmatgo;fibta grepido, orifi 
2 Labrumn, | 
The byum of a fieue,or ſtramer, 


1 Telia,f. 

Tauth th neat bytmamer. 
 Marginatiis, 2d. 

That ba. h Wwommmes. 

3 Achilus,ad. 
"Belonging to brimanes., 

i Marg 

B:im 

1 Sulphur,n. 

A kinde of brumftone to make wook 
whate. 


1 Epnla, 
A RG worker of brimiÞone. 
1 Su 
The place where bronftone is made, or 
boiled. 
s Sulphurana i 
Drett with brimitone.” 
1 Sulpharatus,p. 
Of, or belonging to lyim#Fone , mut 
with brimitenc, or the colour of by1m- 
ſtone. 
1 Sulphureus,ad. 
Ts ſcajon with eg 
z Salio,falcedine 


Zine, liquor that u TY 

1 Muria,muries,ſalſedo, 

ſitudo,ſalſi 

Brine with dregs andull. 
Alex 


Being longin brine, 

I 

Brimjh. 

ror 
R—_—_— [a-rwmg 
admoveo. 


O, 2 
To bring by force,or violence, __ 
1 Attraho, appello, adigo, perdnco, 
Teng fom one place to another. 
1- Defero,deporto,deduco. 


To bring or carry 0uer, or on the other 
ſide. 

+ Traduco, transfero, trajicio, tra- 
jeo, 

To bring in, 


I Inkro,imporio,iodyeoJvrodluce, 


ingers,mveho,admirto 

T » bring in firſt,or = the firſt author 

of things. 

1 Pragigno \ 

To bring i one,in pl. of anothey. 

1 Sn _ 

T o bring backs againe. 

I Redcogetroduce, refero, retrofe= 

ro,reporto,reveho,r-2 

ſtituo, 2 revoco. 

To bring before. 

1 Przvcho. FF. 

To bring oe 194 place, wazting vpon 

him 

1 Deduco. | 

Tot bring fe orth. 

1 Educo,produco, profero, protzaho, 

2 Eruo. 

To brang into payty. 1 Diduo9. a 
9 


— 


B R'1 


BRI 


T . 
- To bring forth often, 


To bring forth , as s doe their 


To bring forth plenteoufly. 
undo, ctfundo 


2 F k 
To bran h, «4s one bringeth forth 
- 


HEL 

0 bring vp,or nowryb, 

1 Educo,paſco,alo. 

To bring vp in, 

1: Innuino. 4M 

To bring t 1 

4 co 9a 

To bring our, coueror bring againſt, or 
onerthwart. 


T . 

To bring to p e. 
= 

To bring aſide. 


Z 
To bring ndings. 
1 Nuncio,annuncio. 


To bring into a fooles paradiſe. 

I jor,vana pe lacto, 
To ng ,or cauſe ill lucke. 

10 . 

To bring into narrow r00me,or ſpace, 

1 Coaro. 4 

To bring mto preſence. 

I Reeefends 

To bring out of good and come!y faſhion 
x Turpo. 


hates, 


2 Exinanio, 
To bring afleepe, vide Sleepe. 
To bring often. 


x Prompto. 
To be bought. 
z Aﬀeror,deducor. 

To bring to deftrudtion. 

I b 

To be brought into the worls, 
x Procreor. 2 Proveno. 


To be bro o paſſe. 

y _ paſe 
ht. 

» Alles atredes, obrifhin ad, 


addudus, p. 
Browghu by force. 


D—_— 


1 Appolſus,perpulſos,adattus,p. 


Browght tn. 

1 Iilatus, meolatus, indudrs, intro- 
invettus,p. 

Brought in anvigert place, 

yo ackeor ag dine, 

« ugbs Sacks or af 
t forts 

I pr olatns,provectus,p. 

Brought forth,or borne. 

x Partus,procreatus. 

2 Productus,p.vide borne. 


Brought vp. 
2 E .almnas,m.Alunna- 


Browbr vp wart enly,or like @ cock- 
ney- | 

I Po 

Brought together. 

1 Collatus, conductus, compulius,p. 
— under, 


reduQus, p. 


Po 

Brought to» . 

3 Exinanu = 

Brought to d.ffruffion. 

I gatus,p. 

A brenger of one againſt bis will, 
Rtamacnss 


1 ReduRor,reportator,rctirntor,m. 
He that brmgeth a man to a place, 

1 Deduftor,m.trix,f. 

A bringer vp. 

: Educator,m.trix,f. alumnus, 

3 —_—_—_— M.trix,f 

He thai brmgeth a thing to paſſe. 

1 one way carry trix, f. vide 
author. 

A tringer of tidings, 

I 


A bringer to nonght, 

x Per ye p 

A bringer forth m ſight, 

x SubjzeGor,m.mix,t. 

A bringing. 

x Portatus,adveQtus, m- 
A bringing vp,or education, 
1 Educatio,diſcaplina £ 


Abrm om one to anothey, 
I SE 


her 6s - 

A bringing backe, 

2 Reduting, 

A brivg.ng forth,ov abroad. 
1 Prolatio 10,E, 
A bringing forth of yown 


1 Fatn3a,procreato, 4 paxtis,s. 
partura,paniura,f, 


| 3 Progeneratio,f.ſcewus,m, 


Al br together, 

I Collns, s 

A brmging vnder, 

A bringing to paſſe. 

1 Effe FHio,cfficiencia, confe io, f, ef- 


Bringmng gold. 

1 Aurifer ad, 

Bringing for ch many ſtalkgs, ſpotes or 
ſhrubs 


Procaie.l. . 
Bringing forth frurt wiſe a yeare. 
1 Bifer,ad. 


Thrije a yeare, 

i T rifer,ad. 

Bringing forth all things, 

1 Omniparens, 

That bath lately brought forth, 

1 Efferns,ad. 

Shee that hath bronght forth twiſt, or 


Ins, 

1 Bipara. 

B2inke, vide brinone. 

To Bititle, rſt vp the briffles, 
1 Horrco,ſetaserigo, 

To briſtle a ſhoomaker: thread. 

1 Inſcto. 

A infleSriftier big hazre, 

1 Sera, 


Alatle briflle, 


1 Setula,f. 

The briſtles of the fiſh Polpus, 

1 Pampi . 

Brifles: or thas hath brijtles on bis 
I c G . . 

Full of briſtles, 

. Gides ad, 

Serting vp the briſt es, 
1 Horrens, 

Buitelenefle 

I . 

PB g,or fe oone brokeu,brickle . 
1 Fragills,caducus.8 


: Dilato,ampligeo,amplio. 
To wax br oad. 


I plicudo,f. 
Te ben, of ” breadth, 


— ——————_—_ 


FI” 


q 
o 


BRO 


B-R O 


BRV 


— 


= 


| Brocd. 


1 Latus,patulus,fpatioſus,vaſtus,ad. 
2 Fuſus,iparlus,apertus,p. 

Very broad, 

1 Perlatus, latiflizus, ad, 

Bread le fra. 

1 Latifolws,ad. 

That sannet be made by cad, 

1: lilatabils,ad, 

Broadly. 

: Lat: ,perlate, vaſte,adu, 

To Bioach,o! rap. 

t Keluo. 

A Eroah,or ſpit. 

1 Veru,n.ubclus,m. 

iA little broeuich. 

1 Verunculum,n, 

A Bro. ch or jpit of fine parts, with 
one hanufull, 

1 PentadaGylis,ad. 

A B:octke or Bager beaft, 

1 Taxo,m. vide Gray. 

A B20D'rer, vids £miroderer. 
Bread halj penny .i, a toll for ſetting 
vp bouras ina Market. 

To 31010 the bazre. 

1 Criipo, 

Broided. 

1 Criſpus, ad. criſpatus, calamiſtra- 
tus,p.vide car lc,and frigle. 

To B2olile, 

1 larreoa 

Tobe broiled. 

1 Torreſco,torieor. 

Broiled on the © nates. 

3 Carbonaws,p. 

Abroleor twnnlt, ; 

1 Tumultus,m. tube. Tragediz,f, 
pl.vndazt. 

B2okcn,vide lreake. 

Te broker brooke, vide like, 
AB:oker,be 1hat u a meane of bare 
game betweene 1Wo parties,a boeger. 

1 Proxeneta, traniactor, inftuor,pa- 
rarius,m, 

A reward giuen toa Broker brocage. 

1 Proxencncum,n. 

A B1onDr, vide marke. 

A Brooch, or euch. 

1 Monle,n 

2 Bulla,f infigne ſegmentum,n. 

A Broech that Gertlewomen weare 
about theiy neckes. 

1 Murenula,catena,collais, 

To fit on B200D, 

1 Incubo, 

Set onbro:d. 

1 Incubatus,p. 

A fitting #11 brood. 

1 Incubatio,accubatio, f. Incubitus, 


cubitus,cubatus,m. 


A byood of chickens, 

1 Pullities,f.2 partus,m.Partio,f 

A B:ooke,-r lire River, 

T Torrens, profluens,rivulus:m, vide 
R wer. 


Little brackes, 
s Irrigua,erum,n, 


| 1 Gem 


B2oome, 

1 Mynica, vel myrice, penifta, gem- 
ſclla,t. ſpartum,fve (partzum,n. 

A Ereome field , or the place where 


; Broome groweih, 


1 Myricetum,ſpartarnwm,n. 
Putchcrs broome,cy knee-helme. 
1 Ruſcum,n & ruicus,m, 
Of,or belonging to Broome. 

1 Sparteus,ad. 


1 Ius,juſculumn. 2 ſuccus,m. 
Broth,or (1quoy ts be jnpyed. 

1 <orbitio, ſorbituncula,t.lina?,m. 
ecligma, vel ecleyma,n. 

dStewed m breth, 

1 Iurulentus,ad. 

ATB:othell zoe, vide ſewer. 
Brothelry,v. whore 

1 Frater,adelphus,m. vide kmered. 
A /itile, oy young hrother 

1 Fraterculus,m, 

A brother of one father and mother. 
1 Germanus,m. 

Aha'fe  rether. 

1 Semigermanus,m 

Abrothir by the farhers fide only, 
1 Fraterconſanguineus, 

A brother Ly the matbers fide. 

1 Frater vterinus 

T be huib and's brother, 

1 Levir.m. 


' A ſ#ter; brother. 


: Soronus, mM. 

A fott ry brother. 

r C«NlaGane: 8, homogalaQus,m. 

Owrnenethyen. 

1 Convoti.,m.pL 

Brotheys borne at once, 

in du,xl. 

A lrother;ſonne, 

1 Fratrmes m, 

A brothers wife,or daughter. 

1 Fratria, & . 3 Fratenia,f 

Brorth+yi children, or couſen germegnes, 
Y Ad Py WY m 


T 
1 Fra | 
. 


Brother 10: d 
1 ' Fravermitas,ger marinas, 

2 odalitas,t. 

Broth, y'y [oue. 

1 Philadelphia,f, 

Br other ſlaughter. 

t Fratiicidium,n. 

Of,or belonging 10 abrether, 

1 Fraternes,ad. 

Bret! erly. 

1 Fraterne,gerimane,adu. 
B2ounht,vide bring; 

A Bow. 

1 Supercilium,n palpebra.f. 
The ſpace betweene the brow, 
: Glabellaf. 

He that hath | yows.,; 

2 Silo, blepharao, 


| 
| 


Hang ha.ric brows. 

1 Palpebroſus,ad. 

To make Browne. 

1 Obfulco,confuſco fuſco, 

He that maketh browne colour. 

1 Fuſcator,m, 

Browne,or naturall color. 

1 Fulligo,f. 

Browne. 

1 Fulcus.ſubrdger,nigellus,leucophe- 
us, 2 Eceticus,hiſpanus,ad, 
Somewhat brown e, 

1 Subfuſcus,ad.vide colours. 
PBrowne,or not rangedv.bread. 
ToB!owſe, - 

1 Frondo,tondeo,frondes carpo. 

Al browſer. 

1 Frondator,m. 

A browſing, 1, Frondatin.f. 
Browſe,or meat for brafts m ſnow tune 
1 Veſcz frondes. 

To Buue,v brap. 

ABunt, 

1 Infulivs. 

To Bzuſ*,or breake ſmall, 

1 Confiingo, cothgo, allido. 2 com- 
molo, L k Judi. 
culo,y bray, 

B uſtc by yed,or made ſmall. 

1 C omuſys,culliſus, rims, contritus, 
ob we, oerritus, intrims, taſus. , 
2 Quaſſus,quaſſatus,preſfus,pmfir®, p 
Halfe bruſed. 

1 Semrnus,p. 
Eruſed a ——_ I, omething. 

1 Ilhfus,p. 

Bruſed vpan. 

1 Depaſtus,p, 

Abruſing. 

1 Collifo, f. collifus, m. confraRtio, 
contritio,F. 

To Buuth, 

1 Verro,converro,ſcopos 

Bruſhed. 

1 Verſus,everſus,p. 

A brujver, 

1 Couverritor,m. trix,f, 

A bruſh. 

1 Scopz,arum,f.pl.verriculum,n. 
A little bruſh, 

1 Scopula f 

A brujh of brifHes to braſh Veluet, 

1 Muſcarum fſetaceum. 

A bruſh of briſtle; to make pots cleane 
within. 

1 Echinus,m, 

A Tamters bruſh,or per ſil. 

1 Penicillum,n.perucillus, me 

A Dlaitterers bruſh. 

4 Penicillus teforius. 

A try bruſh to kindle fire with, 

3 Cremiwum,n. 

To be Buitrh, 1 Szvio, 

B rerſh. 

1 Brutus, telluinus,ferus,immanis,ad 
A brute,or report. 

1 Fama,f rumor. 

2 Sermo,m. 

A 


| 


—_— 


BV C 


BVD 


BVI 


A 'ittle brute, 
1 Rumuiculus. 2 Sermunculus,m. 
T» 340 jle vp, 44 water dath in ſee- 
8 ng. 

s,bullo,as. 
tal 7 > buvvies, 


MB,P. 
Bublonggpr bubling in wat as Ducks 
dos, 
1 Ribalus,amplubolu,m. 
A myling. 
1 Ebullno,f. 

_ buvble of i wer. 

£. 


& 
9 
YT. 
T 


7 
| 


1 
F 
: 


fil 
Wl; 
; 


- brele Bucket. 
I 
= Bucket with 4 beame, 


Telomediolus,m, 
| Inheney thang ſern.ng te.quench 
| x $i incendizrij, 
Te Buckle, 
« Fibulo,ſuffibulo,infibulo,confibu- 
lo. 2 Conjungo, 
Buckled. 


: Suffibulars,p 

a 4 Buckle,or claſþ. 

1 FibulaF. ſpinter, vel ſpiother, 
2 Anff. 


7 Fa maker. 


Flauſcularms,m. 
To Bucke c!#rbes, vide waſh. 
A Buckmg of clothes. 
I Lixiv.rum,n. 
A bucking ftocke. 
1 Lixivatorwm,n- 
A Buckler. 
1 Clypeus,m  — —— 
2 Opleman.cavus 
A buckler-maker, 
1 Clypearjus,m, 
A buckler player. 
1 Oplemancus,m. 
Bos wa beareth abuckley. 
1 Clypeatus,ms» 
73nckram. 
1 Brardium,n. 
To 731M urgen,or bloome, 
} 1 Germznoy pullulo, ſappullulo. 


—— 


—_ 


2 GEmo,floreico,protubero,parturia 


; 
———_ -. _ ————— + 


To bud aut, 

1 Prozerm n2,egermino,frondeſco. 
2 Pub” ice, iyiveleo. 

T -1 ! 1» jÞre eIhetiime, 

i Pre.c aun), amegerming. 

To bad, 9” Ar gen Agate, 

i Repullulo, 

Ta bud ous. 

1 Superflo-eſco, 

To bad together 

I @cTmina,congermina(eo, 

To begs » 49 wad. 

1 Germamalco, pullulaſe, ſuppullu- 
laco oemaſco. 2 fibnakor. 

To begs ito vid 4g 4116, 


I Rep.lluliico. 


1 Gemmatus,m. 


-n —_— out. 


_ ta\ing our i of foefrrrtnd. 
a Oculatio,t, 
A young bud 


I '2 oculus,m. 
The firi# bud of flowers, 

2 Venculus,m. 

The bud of « roſe. 


$ Alabaſtrus, m 
Tie _ oud of rhe flowers of a Powe- 


| Th.t hath rwo buty, 


I Ad. 

Bunget,vide boudeer, 

A + pyerbqr 

_ ! BugIes thing that feareth chil. 


I » Tenia terriculamemun,ſpe- 
Bunlek of elaſſe,or blacke horne, 


| Bug ges,v H1bgoblen, 


Meare S odomsy alſo lming with 
To Build,edfiezer ſer vp. 


1 Condo, rdific 

fabrico. fabritaco,ſtruo,ecxtruo,con- 

Rtruo,architetor. 2 Inſtaw9,fundo, 
as,pono,compono, erige, cunltuuo, 

tago,mohor,colocy 


Toby 14 ouder,on lay « foundation. 
x Subſtruo. 5 

To build abopt. 

1 Cicumſtruo. 

To bur {d b-fore. 

1 Preſirmo. / 

To bud <1aine, 


1 Recdifico, 


T. b« '4 -p.-r fint;o the but (ctt gs 
1 Peizdihco 


—-——- - -—_— - —_ —_ — 


<— 


To 6 bult. 


'B wided vpon. 
2 [ninus.p. 
= Lied l before. 


Buildes ” rd by. 4 
z Cogdificatus,p, 

Built gout. 

1 Ciccumitruftus,p, 
Very well bu lied. 

1 Extrutiſſimus,ad. 
Bult vp. 

1 Perzdifica:us p» 

Bult w.th mwhble. 

+ Marmoratus,p. 
_ further then @ man owne 


= Pozd. ficatus,p. 
Buldev,or _ of drvers things, 


qr vo ers oh 
Toe whole miiding, 
1: Adificum,n. 
A little burlding. 

i A 


dificatiuncula,f. 
_ of pleaſant proffetts , a 
my e1,9nd _ like. 


| & Memanum 


A building made i« full of grate: for men 
Fo looke thorough. 

+ Didtiton,& diyora,orum. 

A forme of building awbere exery thing 


on — and flraights 


A building where the wals be made of 
m_ _ an RR thickneſſe. 


ka hea indy lodgings. 


3 Tricorum,n. 
A building ,nade the a tower. 


3 Pyrgobaris,f. 
A builamg, that hath pulleys ftanding 
thicke togethey ws clotkFers. 


3 Proof, 
| A c40m0n bulding, kept in ſufficient 
4 FEpararrens, 

i CartareRa, 
Ab: '7 of luldng, 
: Meni ura 24 pedum. 
eZ put \Cof 4 man from theneckg to 
i hs 7, < ts 
2 Tior.x,m. 


_— 


——_— 


BVL 


BVR 


BVR 


A'Bull. 

1 Taurus,m, 

Of.ox belonging to a Bull. 
s Taunnus, 

Like a bull. 

1 Tauriformis,ad. 

That bearith a "Bull, 

1 Tautifer,ad, 

A little "Bull, 


Bull baaters, 

1 Bubetj. 

The P opes bull. 

1 Bulla,f diploma papale,n. 
A'Bullace, 


: Frunum ſylveſtre,x lum,B. 
A Bullace tree,vide tree. 
ABullet, vide peller. 

A Bullion of copper, #0 ſet on pey- 


frels,or br14 les, for an ornament . 

x Cucumis,cruſta,f. 2 Emblema,n. 
Bullion .i.the place where gold u med, 
#7 gold in the maſſe. 

A Bullocke. 

1 Puculus, juyencus,m, 

gf — ucus, 

xz Tuncus, mariicus, m, mari- 
ſcum,n. 


A place where bulrubes grow. 


I . 

Made of bulruſher. 

*1"Sulwark, or fro hol p 
A or or place 
of defence. # 

1: Munimentum,n.munitio,f.Caſtel- 
lum,vallum,n. ,m loricula,f. 

2 Murus,m.prz M- 
Pertayning to a Bulwarke. 

: Vallars, 2 Muralis,ad, 
Bumbalt,o cotton. 

1 Xylum,pWam m,n, 
Faball ger bell 

3 Xylinus, 


A great buneb i in the throat. 

1 Botium,n.bronchunocle,f. 

A bunch,knurre, or knot of airee. 

s Bruicum, 2 Tuber,n. 

A little bunch, or ſwelling. 

x Tuberculumn, 

A bunch of garl ike. 

z Faſciculus athorum. 

A Bund[?*,or handful. 

1 Faſcts, faſciculus,manipulus,m. 
A bundle of rods , carted befere Ma- 
giitrares, 

1 Falices,m, 

Buvndlew:ſe. 1 Faſccatim,adu. 
ABungler, 

1 Imperus,rudis,ad. 

Bwnrerly. 1 Tnſcite,adu, 

A Bunghole of « bar ret. 


x Origoum,p, 
A Bung or ſtopple, 
3 Oburatorium,n. 
ABunne,or lutle mancher. 
: Coll ollyra,f. 
A Bur, vide burre, 
To» Burden,oy (oad. 
1 Sarcino,ſutfarcino,vide (ode. 
r burden, or lay to ones charge, 
acchſe, 
Tobeburdened, 


Bwurdened. 1 , ———__ 

He that burdeneti. 

« Sarcinacor ,m 

A buxrden,or lede. 

1 Sarcina,f. onus, geſtamen, 

men,n. 3 Faicis,m PRs - 

A beauy burden, x Moles, 

A little burden, 

1 Onuſculum,n. Garcinula, f. pendu- 
ſulum 


». . 
Halfe a burden. 


x Sera 
That — for a burden, 
1 Onerarius,ad. 
Burdenous, vide kheaute. 
To beare 4 Burden ia a ſong. 
2 Mimo ſubſervire, 


To Burgen,vi 
To make a Burges, or foe man. 


accire, 
In civitatem & civitati, aſcribere, 


A Buryges,or fee demtzen, 

1 Municeps,civis,com g, 

Of,ov belonging toa Burge, 

1 Muniapalis,ad. 

Burrh, vide burrow. 

Burglary, breaking int o houſes. 
1A jum,n. 

w Burglary,or breaker of v0uſes, 
ny Ge ctfraQor, apercula- 


To —»x ——I FUN entombe. 

x Sepeho, hum, inhumo, tuwulo, 
contumulo, 3 Infodio, detodo, i in- 
fero defunct o, 
To burie before. 

i Pra 
Tobwurie together. 

1 Conlepelio. 

To celebrate the Burialls of parents or 
ancriFors, 

1 Parento,parentor. 
To be buried, 

1 Sepelior,humor wmulor. 

2 Coumburor. 
Buned,or interred. 

1 Sefultus, hnmarus,inhumat 

2 Infoſſus,coopertus, obruus. 
'Bodres dead and buricd. 

2 Couclam aa corpora. 

Net buried. 

I I | HT ® ' 

A bunt oj dead _ by —_ 2 


1 Velpilo,veſpg,arum,com.g. 


A burying ,o7 lug. in earth, 
Iz 
2 Detouſio. 
A buciall,or funeral. 
1 Furus,n, 
2 common place of bur:all. 
i Calvyaria,f. 
A place where infants werg buried, 
pages led for tie date, 


ias 
Bur placer without the Cite for 
_ people. ; 
I .2 E 
dolemmuties at a. qa 
1 Excquie,arum,f.celcbrata,n. 
The cc#t5,and charges of bunch, 
1 Libitina, 
The duties of burials. 
1 Juſta funcrum. 
m_ «ning to burials. 

.ad 

i that my be buried. 


I $,ad, 
A cloth,as fullers doe. 


brooke, 

To Burne, At#nmm, 

1 Vro, adugo, comburo, denro,cre- 
mo, COncremo, torreo anflammo,in- 


cendo, ſuccend©,v tacie, 
To burne ſweet things, or acrifices, 
1 Adolceo 


Toburne m the hand, 


To hes little. 

1 Cuburo. 

To burn. mich. 

1 Perur,deuro,preuro. 
To burne to2ether 

z Concremo.comburo, 


F —omas ſraage off the haire of a 
4ne 


wane. 

i Glabro,amburo. 

Toburne, neu:rum. 

1 Ardeognardeo,ardeſeo, aſtuo ,cx- 
2ſtuo,igneo,igneico, 

To burne thro ugh, 

x: Perardeo. 

Ts burne vehemently. 6 a 

1 Exardeo flagiu,coflagro © 
To ht 14 tn a | ught fire, o =_ 
i Flammigero, 


Ts buri'+ 1c0r:6, 
1 Red; rdeſco. 
To burn: it; the ſn,oy he ſin burit, 


1 Retorr'o.:cuorreteo. 
To buyn I ke a firecoale. 
: Carbunci.'o,carburculor. 
T: be bu: / &. 
1 Vier, 
PFrrnne, 


em 


BVR 


BVS 


BVT 


Barney. 
1 Ardens,flgrans,caders, flammens, 
flammans,agnuus,p. 

Rurned burnt ,or brent. 

1 VRtus,combuſtus,aduſtns, ex1ftus, 
crematus,toſtus,p.ignicremusy torri- 
dus,ad. 

Much burned, 

1 Deuſtus,przuſtus,p. 

'Barned round about, 

1 Ambaſtus,obuſtus,p. 

Buy ed to ajhcs. 

1 Cinefactus,p. 
Burne like « coale. 


1 Carbonatus ularus;p. 


burned m the fore pare. 
1 Preuſtus.p. 

B ured in the end an1hardned. 

i Vitulatus,p. 

Bw ned in the hand. 

Cauteriatus,p. 

dun-burned, 

1 Torridas,retorridus,ad. retoſtus, 

2 Inc:tus,p 

Th:y whech be ſn burned, 

I Chromatiarij, 

Burned 11 roft ing. 

1 Retoſtus,p. 

A burner. 

1 Vitor,m. 

A burmnng .or ſetting on fire, atFinuon. 
1 Vitio,vftura,aduſtio,exuſtio,com . 
buſtio,crematio;concrematio, incen- 
fio,f. 

A buyning ab out. 

i: Ambuſtio f. 

A burmng, 

1 Ardor,flagrantiia,deflagratio,f. 

A burning flame. 

8 Incendium,n. 

A burning m ſores , or any part of the 
body 


1 Vredo,vrigo, vſtrigo,f. 
A burring.# 1,1: marking 170n, 
A th:ng burned, 

2» Cauſtum.n. 

Meat burned on th: ſpit. 

1 Subverbuſta,f. 

That may be burned. 

1 Corabuſtibilis,ad. 

VV hich bath power to burne. 

1 Cauſticus,ad. 

Burnmely. 

1 Ardenter,adu, 

To Burniſh,or polep, 

1 Polio.expolio.circumlinio,circum- 
lino,converto. 

purnilped. 

1 Politus,circumliniws,p, 
Aburntſhcr. 

2 Convertitor,m, 

A burn ſhig. 

I Pres: aliiog 

A burniſhing about. 

1 Circumlintio,cirawliyuo,f. 
A Burre, 

Lappa,glis,tis,f. 
The elect cy great burre, 


| 


1 Artium,n.bardana,proſopis,per- 


. ſonara,perlonatia,t. 


Of,or like a burre. 

1 Lappaceus,ad, 

Full of vurres, 

1 Lappolus,gliſſoſus,ad. 

A Burrough, or i owne 1ncorporate. 
1 Muniapium,n.pagus,m. 
Buryough-maſter, or burrow-head, or 
heal-burrough, borowholders, or burſ- 
holder i.elders Ro 

Pagi prafeQus,v.owgeſſe. 

A BurroWw,covert,er den. 

1 Latbulum,n. 

A BUH of brambles,or brieys. 

1 Rubus,m. 

A buſh of thornes,or ſuch like. 
1-Dumus,m.ſpina,t, (pinctum,rube- 
rum,n. 

'Ss uſnes growing thicke together. 

s Veſpices. 

Al:'tle buſh cqled Tamarixs 

1 Mirica, vel mirice,f. 

A bujn growing in Fracewit bin twen- 
tie fror whtreof no corne will grow, 

1 Rumpotinum,n numpus,m. 

The place where juci1 buſhe; grows 

1: KRumpotnetum,n 

A b4jh of harregvide haire. 


A cleaſe,or place full of buſhes. 

1- Dumetum, ſenticetum, ſpinetum, 
rabetum,n. 

Buſize,or full of buſhes. 

+ Dumolus,ad rubens,p. 


A BuHell,or [trche. 
1M m. 


A little bujhell, 

I Mod.olus,m. 

A buſhell,or two ſtrikes, 
s Me I; P_—_— "yp 4 


A bujrell and a kalfe, 

1 Seiquimodius,m} 

Tyree pujbels. 

1 Trimodius,m. trimodia,f. 

Two buſhel, and a halfe. 

1 Culevs,m. 

Of a buſbell. 

1 Modialis,ad. 

Tobe Buſted , 9 «ccupied about 4 
thing. 1 Satago,follicuor. 2 Yerior, 
dittineor. 

To buſie ones ſelfe. 

1 Occupo,fol'icito. 2 Yerſo,ago. 
T.iere 15 ſome bufineſſe. : 

1 Turbatum elt. 

Buſicd.or (ne. 

1 Occuparus,(ollicitns,verſacus,ope- 
ratus,d.{tentus,intentus,curioſus. 

1 Negovatus,p. 

Buſi eſſc,or aff vres. 

1 Negotuum,n.negottatin,occupatio. 
2 Resf opus,n. ratio, moleitia,f. 
Buſineſſ-,or rrouble, 

1 Turba,t tumultus,m camulwatio, 
f. 2 cercamengn, lucms,m. 

A little buſt .«ſſe. 

1 Negoti n.turbella,f. 

Buſie everywhere, 


2 Cireumcurrens,p. 

A buſie body, or medley in ether mens 
mat ters. 

1 Ardclio, 

Full sf buſineſſe. 

1 Negotioſus,operolusJat 

Full of vuſin:ſſe,or troubles. 

1 Tumultuoſus,p 


A Buzke that Gentl. women weare 
beforc the breait to make them go vp= 
right, 

1 Pectongium,n. 

A Buskin, comming vp to the calfe 
of the legge. 

1 Cothurnus,m. 

A kinde of wide butkins that Monkes 
vſed to weare, 

1 Follicentes caligz. 

He that weareih oughms- 

1 Cothurnatus. 

To \Suilr,vide uſe. 

But 


: 5ed,ſ:denim, autem, atqui, atqui- 
VErO,at,atenunyvero, cxterum,quin, 
qummingo verum, Veruntamen, Ve- 
rumemmyve: 0,porro, porro auem, 
But yet, 2r norwithſtanding. 

1 Tamcu,attamen, veruntamen, 
But that, 

I Quo minus. 
but if. 

1 Sin,atquifi. 

But how, 

1 Quomodonam. quomods, yerd. 
But a while ago. 

1 Iamdudum, nuperadmodum, non 
ita pri 
B ut only that. 

1 Prererquam quod. 

But rather. 

1 Imeyquinimo. 

To play the Butcher, blud/ncker,or 
Iyrant. 

2 Romanizo,Neronem agete. 

A Butcher, 

: Lanio, lanius, macellarius, carna» 
rius,m. 

2 Bovicida,carnifex,m, 
A Butchers ſhep ,or ſhambles, 

1 Marcellum,carnarium ,n.carnaria, 
laniena f.laniarmum, 

Of,or belonging to a Butcher, 
bg eat? 1 rr 


A Butler, 

1 Promus,cellanus. 

A Butler, or he that wateth on ones 
cup 4 Fincerna,com g pxillator,m. 
a caliculis, 

A Butler,or he that keeperh the bonſ- 
hold tore. 

i Condus, vel cendus promus. 
Anwniler Butley. 

1 Suppromus,m. : 
A Butte , or any great wveſſe!l for 
wines 

+ Dolium,n.orcasf. 

A'But, - 14r'- to ſhoot at. 

1 Meta,f.>copus,m, 


EO r—_ 


=” OW 
—_ 


0 
| 


— nn 


building; are ftared 1p, 

1 Anteris,f, 

Buttreſſes. 

1 Antes, vide prop. 

A Sruthes Buttreſſe, wherewith be 


Cc . 
To buy together, 

I COCMmO,COMmETCOT. 

To buy,to the end to ſell for gaine. 

1 Promercor 

T's buy before kad, ur to buy aut of ones 
band, 

1 Przmercor. 

To buy againe. 

1 Redimo. 

To buy vnder the price, &y value. 

1 Ademo. 

To buy and ſel A or make merchandiſe. 
1 Mercor,nundinor, nundino,nego. 
nor,venndo. 

To buy meat, or vitFuals. 


1 Opſono. 

To buy often. 1 Empto,emptio. 
To haur a |:iF to buy. 

1 Empturio 

To bebeught. 1 Emor, 
Bought, 


1 Emptus,mercatr's.p. 
Bought ogame. x Redemptuse 


—_— 


1 Obſequor,teneor. 
Baxem ieſſe,or meckneſſe. 

: Otſequum,n.c. layt. 
Buxome,or chedient. 

1 Obſequeng.obediens. 
Buxomely, 

1 Clementer,obedienter. 
By, x Per. 

A By path, 

1 Devim, 

By,or nigh together. - 
1 Tuxta,ſecus, prope, 2 prter, Arca, 
tenus,pr.& adu. apud, pr. propinque, 
C 


By andby,or out of hand. ; 
1 Immediate, jam,impigre,repente, 
derepente, ſubito, celerins, ocyus,0- 


cylime | 4 ,adu V.4ansn, 


By ſome manner, meanes,or reaſon, 
1 Aliquatenus,aliqualiter. 
By ſome plocegway,or mearnes. 
1 Ahlqua, 
By what meanes, y:cſer,, or ſort ſoever 
It bes 
2 Quowodocunque, quomodoliber, 
qui,quumodo,quepaRo, 
By what way,or place. 1 Qua, 
D 3 


—=Cw=___—_————_ O_o — —_ — — 
BV:T; BY1- C.A/B:) | 
tle B Bought for a ow price. By chance, 
rg nc r4 I Rk 1 Caſu,forte,formito,adu, 
Putter. A buyer. By my fay,or in good ſooth. 
1 Butyrum,n, 1 Emptor,mercator,m- I Ecaltur,me caltor,per caſtorem & 
Buttered, One that huzeth, and ſelleth. pollucem,hercle, mehercle,pul,zde- 
1 Putyratus,p- 1 Mercator,nundinator,yenund.tor, pol. 
A Butterjlie, negonator,m. 
I Papa. NAT” | A | magn "o C ante A. 
. 's that breedeth about mals, 1 t max,ad, 
he noopitic A buter of ferfeited goods, A Cabanet,or l:ttle coffer, 
AButtcric. : SeQor,m, : Phylaxa,capfula,f./ | 
: Fromptuarium,n. cerviliana,f.ccl- | Hethatbuicarh any thing agreat, and | A Taberne,s Cahimin «ſbrp. 
la cerviharia | (ellethit againe for «dvantages 1 Stega,f. SY 
A Buttock,.r hanch. 1 Manceps,com.g. A Cavin wſcd by occupiers, in faires or 
« Clunis,dub.g nates. | Abuying, T marker;,vidz bother. 
That bath flender but tockss | , nn 4 Atus,m y - lutle narrow C abin, or darke lodg- 
i D is,ad. | mg togethcy, me. | 
IE their buttocks cut off. : Coempric,f. 1 Gurguſtium,n. | 
3 Supernati. A buyeng and ſelling. - i | Avery little or ftraght Cabin, or 
That u grieued :n the buttocks, 1 Nundinatio,mercatio,\ datio, | [odging. _ 
1 Clunicus,2d, negoriatio,f 1 Gurguſtuluw,gurguſtiohum,n, 
Great buttecked. Aﬀettion,ox deſore to buy. A Cabm,or Cottagegvi : Cottage, 
1 Limboſis,ad, s Emacitas,*f. ; ! A Cable rope. 
To Button. Communication for buytr ' and ſelling. 1 Rudens,m,vel { prymneſium, an. 
, Fibulo,affibulo,confibulo,fuffibulo. | 2 Commercium,n. chorale. 
Buttoned. | Things bought at adventage to ſella» | 2 Linum,n. 
1 Suftbulatus,p. | game. , (ables, bf yr” 
Aluttoning. : : whquar or. oy rs auchorarij.rals 
i iow.f. at may bebouro bite ſtups k 
rnoonmagygy I Mercabiliscmpovagad. Cablthh «i brujt» 00d. 
1 Fibula,f. ſuffibulatormm,n. VVhich # often im buying. To Lackle, 4 Hen doth. 
2 Globulns,m. 3 Coemptionalis,ad- 1 Cicuno, 
A button hole. To make Burome,mecke, or gentle. | A Cackrell, /+ called becauſe it ma- 
1 Anſula,f.2 retinaculum,n, 3 Mvyſtico,as. keth the eaters laxatine, 
AVButtrelle,propyer piller, whereby To be buxome,or obed:ent. 1 Mzna,menola,f. 


A Cage, or place to keepe biyds in. 
- _ *L YL P_—_ 7. 


um,ornuthoboſcium,n.cavea,f. 
A C age to ſell,or puniſh bondmen in. 
1 Cataſta,f, 
ACaitife, 
I mprobus,ad.vi ; wie . 
To cayy certain any, firs, 
to the Tem le,to be offered to gods. 
3 vtrufecor. 
The Cake, which # brought (6 tobe 
offered. 
1 Srrues,f, 
They that br ought ſuch Cakes. 
1 StrufeRtarij, 
A Cake. 
s Flacenta,f, 
A whearen cake. 
1 Farreum,n.adoreaf, 
oAbeane cake. 
1 Fabacia,f. 
A cake made of hony,meale,and oile, 
: Libum,n. hbus,m, 
AC ake nude of ſnrdrie graines and 
ſpices. 
1 Farrum,n. 
A cake of bread cut in ſacrifice, 
1 Secivium,n ſecium libum. 
A cake made to comfort theſtomacke. 
2 Muſtaceum,n. 
A kinde of Cake made of cheeſe,winey 
milke,and hearts . 
1 Moictuum,n. p 


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hy 


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- 0 num. we 


a ant .awþs  A@4@ iD At oat ft icqnqc-cqc 


a.” FELT 


LS IX 244 


OO — + 


CAL- 


cat. 


CAL 


_— 


—— 


* TGT Too. 


—_—_ made of RY"; 
x Crepis, 
edu malo reared 


E. 
Jl. of cheeſe, me ale and wa- 
ter. 


1 Semil:dula,vel ſemilixula. 


A cake matte_of frumentie, ole, and 


A great cak ſuch #8 are made at wed- 
CD of women. 


Summana 
Akind of cake made of the heayhe Se- 
ſama,and virgm home. 

Seſamanis, 


honey, »fſered re the gods. 
Subuculsf. = © 


i kind of cake ſacrificed to Janus, 
4 1 Ianual f. 


A hand of ſpice cake. 


A ſpice cake. 
I -corkyry ER 


Fins cake bread. 


I Tho marc 


— eat ſich cakes, 
Fins coke thrown out amr 


the people. 
I fndine 


1 Calamitas,f vide mwſchref. 
To Calculate, vid.re count and rec- 


A ender;or Almenacks. 


L n. 
A caledey, or calender beokeor books, 
declaring what is done exery day 


1 Hemecrologum,diarium,n.faſti,m 
The Calends or firit day of enenie 


moneth 


x Calende,f. 
The Calends of Febrwarte, 


Pert ayning tthe £ alends. 
' 1 Calendatts.calendarius 


Calefir 1. be 
53'S 


- 1 Vitulus,buculus,m 


Of, or belongs 
1 Vitulin _ 


00a" 


+ The calf of the lege. 1 Sura,f. 
: To Call, 1 Voco,appello,compel. 
| oO 


arcei}:o, cito, clamo, 
To » cal often. 


| 1 Vocito,appellito,chmits. 


To call rogetber. 
x Convoco,ci 
To call aſide. 


— 


Tocall t0,44 to onethat calleth, 
1 Advocn,accio,8& accico. 
To call 700 often. 

i A 


To call to,as ro him that is called. 
1 Inclamo. 


To call by ſome NA. 


To call by nick,or wrong name, 
1A 

To call,or raiſe vp. 

=> =o} reed 


T- call for. 
I 


To.call for «loud. 
I 
To call nlterth, for « thing. 

2 Fatigo, vt mantem. 
Ts call intFantly for battelh 

To call ypon. 

1 Invoco. 

To call vgon often,on infÞ antly. 
1 Inclamito. 2 Inſto,vrgeo. 
To call ypon for helpe. 


: Im ginvoco,cieo. 
= cal von for belpe,or debt, 


1 Sevocos 


To call apart ,or x 
I roars ay ren 


To call in. 


! Introvoco,invoco,inclamo. 


To call out ,or forth, 
1 EVOCO,CXC1O, 
cerſo 


To callout ofbed,or ſleeye. 
2 Suſcits, 
To call backs againe. 


1 Revoco, 2 Repetopreverts, 


To call a far off. 
1 Provoco. 
To c all one downe. 
1: Devoco. 
Ts call ts witneſſe. 
« Teſtor breſtor 


To call to remembrance. 
I -——_— _—— —_— 


To call like a Taytridge, 

3 Cacabo, 

To be called. 

1 Vocor advocor,accerſior, 
To be call d,or nomed. 


concio, 


To call backs,or recall a ſaying , or de- 
ng. 
1 Revoco, 2 recino,recanto,remrato, 


i Nuncurer,hcor,vocer,no'nincr. 


Tobe called vp. 
1 Excior, 


T's be called againe. 


2 Rep:tor. 


1 Vocator,m.trix,f. 


ep 
To be called _ the counſel. 
nconſilior 


oy ons Og, a 


A calln _ #7 4 ſudden callmg 


forth to battell. 
x Evocatio, f, 


A calling bog ther. 


1 Convocatio. 


A calling,or ſending for. 


1: Accerfius,a 
A callne 'g backs. 


camus,m. 


x Revocatio, anacleſis , f. revoca- 
men,n. 
Acalling backe of ones deeds, and ſay- 


ings, 


2 Retractatio,f. 
A -olling to remembrance. 


2 Recogniti 


Or belonging to callmg, 
I Appella ormus, YOCatLVUs. 
That may be cell >: { backe. 
« Revocab.lis,ad. 
That cannot be calle 'b che. 
1 Trrevo- 


par > 


CAM 


CAN 


: | Camphire,cbenameo agen. —=| Candle-maſle<g. 
By calling. 1 CamphocagcaphuayF. 1 Lychnochaia, 
ellis afrineſſe , » Midi IY v —_ 
Calliditie i.crafrineſſe. I A canc,or reed. 
To be Calme. 1 cannot 1 Canna . calam?,n, 
1 Quieſco. i: Nequeo, A lritle cane, 
2 Mucſco,{ileo,jaceo. T7 doe what ove can. : Cannellum, n. 
To make cabme.or quet, 1 Enitor,conor. A c n@,or reed, whereof they made ar- 
2 Paco,placo,perpaco,compono That camot. yowes, 
Calme,or quiet. 1 Neſcus,ad. : Donax,m. 
1 Tranquills,intempeſtus,ad, A Canapie, /ach 4s hangeth «bout | A cane-hanke, or place where canes 
2 Compoſirus, filens, paca beds. grow, 
tus, ſedatus,ſtratus, (olutus,p p 1 Conopeum,vel conopium. : Cannetum,n. 
iſlimus,ſecundus, eomapA rape Of,or belonging to @ canapre. That bymgeth forth C ances. 
vide quier. 1C 1 Anaifer,od. 
Calme weather, or dr oor way T cancell -ue,or viſe ont, | LiheaCanc. 
i Tra Fo oblitero,deleo, | 1 
[alma ofthe S lure imccrino,copmnge, enadojamti w_ of (ones, 
1 Tr quo. ” 
2 Pellacia matis. To be cancelled. 7 Of belonging to Canes. 
Intempeſtas, f. I 3 
i or quiet rime of the ſea. Capice A Camell,whcd «4 ſc or tree ſo 
1 Intecliens,p. 
Is a calme ſeaſon. A Cancelling. i 
: Tranquillo,adu. 1 Licura. 2 indudtio,f. A yo a worme ſo þ called. 
Calmely. To make Candies of --_y x Eruca .campe.f. 
2 Placide,adu. 1 Seyo,& ſebo A carker ſore. 
Calumniation. To make ary thing by — light. 1 Cancer,m, 
1 Calumniatio- 1 Lucubro,clucubro, Akmd of Conker eating in the vppey 
Caltraps , made with foure iron — parts of the body. 
pricks, /o ioined,, that being throwne, | 1 Candela,lucerna,fax,f. lychnis,m, | 1 Carcinoma,n. 
one © xg vpright. lumen,n. A C ankey in the neſe, or diſeaſe, called 
3 M A httle candle, be pies = 
Pointed jbarp,lthe a C altrap, I Nx 
1 Muticatus,ad. A wax candle A ror gn a pocke,cating to the 
Cambuicke. 1C bone. 
Sindon, f. A bttle wax : candle, I Phagedzna,f. 
A Camell. : Carcolus,ad. Canker,or ruſt vide ruſt, 
: Camelus,m- Awatchcandle. A Canne,or oy 
A kinde of Camell, which bath twe | 1 Lucubra,f hcubrum,n. vigileslu- | « Amicinum, n. fidelia, olla, f. can- 
bunches on the backe, and u wonderfull | cerne. 
ſwift. A candle that hath more weeks then 2 Can,or por for oyle. 
: Dromas,dromon, vel dromeda, m. | one- 1 Cannayf, 
A keeper, or driver of (mel. 1 Pulymyxos. A Can with two cares. 
| x Camelarms,m _O_ ray hah three weeks. 1 Am 
The driningor keeping of Camels , A Cannell,. gwter,v.chomell, 
1 Cameloſa,fiue camdaria,f. Th evekertn or ſaufſe of a candle, | The carmel] bone of the throat. 
Of a Camell 1 Tugulvs,m clavicula,f. Iugulum,n. 
1 Camelinus,ad. eardeicke. Canntons, vide ar:llerre, 
A Cammocke, vide refl-baryow. 1 Candel _ um, lych. | Canmons of breeches, 
Camotle, vide crooked. nuchus,m, 1 Perizonalia,braccalia,n, 
To Campe, or pitch the Canpe, He that beayeth,or boldeth a candle. Canons .1 lawesguley. 
1 Caſtrametor. t Lucernarius,me Canons,r/idene m cathedrall chur- 
PD A candle-fticke, whereon wax candles | ches. 1 Canob: tz, 
ra,2 praſidium,n. are ſet, A Canonſtip, 
Aſtandirg campe,ar fortified place. 1 Ceroferarium,n. . Przlatura,f. 
1 Stativa,n. He that beareth,or holdeth awax can- | To Canontze,or make 4 Saint. 
The pitching of 4 campe. dle. , 1 Canonizo. 
x: Caſtrametatio,f. i Ceroferarins,m. Acanomnzation. 
He that viutebeth the campe. A candle. fricke called a nah 1- Apotheolis,f, 
I Caſtrametator,m, I : A cantle,or prece, 
The maſtcy of a cavpe. ing candle-fticke. 1 Fruſtrum,n.offa 
I Prefecus caſtrorum. 1 Ye vel pendens. Canuas, 
Of.or lelynging to a campe; Hee that lineth as it were by candle | 1 Cannabis,f cannabum,n. 
I Caſtrenks light. Of Canuas, 
One that followeth the campe,veady to | 1 Lychonobius,m. 1 Cannabinus,ad. 
— be. Acandle ſagffey. Theye u great canua ing. 
1 Lixabundus,ad. i: Emunctoriwum,n. 1 Loboratur,imperſ. 
Das A 


— 


the, 


ts. tn Bi 


| "CAP, 


pr EE 


my —_ 


CAP 


CAR 


Py « 


by: L19977,07 cappmy, 


A Canuaſſe that one maker for one, 
and azaim(t another. 

3 Sequeſtrario,Ff. 
- Carmuiſer. 


de ING, DTD-ITE ho 


" buſs: ' and contentions canuaſſer. 
2 Comtials humo. 

(anwuaſſed, or much? talked of. 

2 Agitatus,exagitatus,jaQus. 
To weare 4 Cap. 

3 Pileo. 

To (ap,or ſet on a (ap, 

3 Capello... 

A Cap, 

2 Pilcus,m.pileum,n. 
Alle Cap. © 

1 Pileolus,m pileolum,n. 
A Cap wi'fabutton. 

1 Homoleum,n 


Acap —_ 74% thin. 
1 Cudo. 


- wom2ns caf', or bonnet. 
1C agua: 

A fi redc 

3 Capa 

A cap that -— King! of Perſia, and 
Driefts in old time vſed. 

: Cidars,t. 

Acap ammng the Lacedamonians, 

I Cyna,fs 

A cap with aglets, oy buttons of gold. 
1 Pileus clayatus, 

iAC apper. 

1 Pilearius,m, 

on vo capping and —_— 


Capable.s fie to recolas. 

1 Capax,ad. 

Capacitte, or fien:ſſe to rake, or re 

cerye, 1 Captus,m. C 1pacitas, COM» 

prehznſiv,z Menturaof modulus, 

Mes 

I UcA,a 

AC ape,vide bay 

A Cape - AM 

3 Capa,f capullum,n: 

A Spaniſh (. 

1 Chlamys, Cencuoulla, f bardocu- 

cullus,m impluvium, (agulum,x 1a- 
Hiſpaum,n. 

To CT 1per. 1 Affilio. 

Cavers,e/uir made i /allers, 

1 Siliqne,f.inturis, 

Capitall,s : ly, 

x Capiaals,ior,ad. 

The (-apit o/,or chucfe place in Rowe. 

I Capnclion,n, 

AT 1wle,or 40r/7, 

1 Ca ballvs,m. 

A L,avon. 

1 Capo,capus,m galls ſpado. 

KA { *pomrert. 1 Capuncuks,m. 


A C1901 fart, 

x Saginatus 

Aluiis Ga capus. 
7,1100t"7,vide 1 acket. 

C ap. 


—_— 


CT Cv. Srner. 

To ordamne 4 Captaine. 

1 Praficio 

Tobea Captain ver 4n bundred meng 
Ce 


. 


A little (avtaine. 
1 Ducillus,m. 


A C aptainegenerall, or Lieutenant of | 


an armie, 

1 Scratcgus, lezatus,m. 

Capt ames, 

1 Proceres,m. 

A ( aptanſlup. 

1 Prez 

A chef (aptaine mn war. 

r Imperator,m. 

A petite Captame. 

1 Subcenturio,m. 

A mo of Horſemen. 
ch ,Llachus, il 


mum,m. 

The C aptaine of the U do” 
x Primipilus. primipilarys,m. 
Such a Captaineſbip. 
I Priapipdlanie,m 
- | Captaine of the ' repo 


4 Captane that commeth to belp: in 
wars. 

1 Proſtates. 

The Captame of the Rereward, or hin 
der part of an Armae. 


® Vrachus, 


A C apt aine of, or Oey fiue mens 
1 Pemarchus,m- 
A C aptaine our ten men. 
1 Dezarchus,decarchos,decanus,de- 
curio,m 
A Captaine Ouer 32.mmn, 
1 Decuro,m, 
Such a Captasn*ſhip. 
1 Decunatus,m. 
The making »f (ch a Captaine, 
I Decuriatio, t. 
AC aptaine 0.467 f0.990n. 
1 Pentacontarchus, vel pentocontar- 
chns,m, 
A (apta ne Her a1 100 IC 
1 Centurio,centenarins, centena,he- 
catontarch: $,m. 
Such a Cpt in ſhip. 
1 Centnna'us,centurionatus. 
A ( apti.n' a1uer 200 Men. 
x: Duccnarms,m. 
A Captain * ouury 100090001, 
1 Chiliarchus, chiliarcha,millenari- 
us,millenus,u 1bunus mulictum,yel mi. 
litaris,m 
AC ptaine ner 10000 Men, 1 Myri» 
arches, myriarcha ,myriarchos,m. 
The Capt uine of a (ae. 
» Prafectusarcis 
mw Capraine of the D 

: Prefetus vigilum. 
"tg t Cap. ot eſhip; 
1 Arclypauſmos,tn, 


Prevees ; guard. 


A Captain of 4 Gallas bath three 
erders of rowers. 

: Trierarchus,m. 

Tie names of certaine C apt aines, made 
by the C0 ſails. 

1 Ruful,m. 

Of,or belonging to a chiefs Captame, 
iTl mperatoris. 

Captiouſnefle. 

2 Captio,f.ancupvim,n. 

A Capttous /elov. 

2 Anceps,com.g. 

gy 


e / . Cf 


ad 
i captions or ſubtile. 
3 Perargutus,a 


20. 


" ow u returned from s captiuity, 
edux,ad. 


mare, Caprvo 
auell Ju a bake. 
I Wy 
Carawates. 
1 Tragemata,n. 
He'that ſelleth Carawajes. 
1 Tragematopnla,m 
A Tarbonanor, | meat broiled on 
the coaler, 3 Carbonella,f. 
A Carbuncle. 
1 Carbuncalus, apyrotes, vel apyro- 


tus,m- 
A kind of Carbuncle ftorce,of fiery red- 
neſſe. 


1 Pyropus,m, 

A Carkaſle, 

1 Cadaver,n. 

Full of dead corkaſſes, 
1 Cadaveroſus,ad: 
To aeale the Cards. 


1 Diſtribucre 
Impartire 

Liſpartire i 
Przbere 


To play at Cars, 
1 Ludere pi&ischartis. 
To ſhuffle the Cards. 
2 Foha 4 mifers. 
chartas 
To cut the Cards, 
2 Diſcindere 
Bipartice chartds. 
To packe the C ay 1s. 
2 Componertfol:a, Inſtruere char- 
tas. 
Playing Carts. 

1 Chantz pittz;chartnlz liforiz. 
A patre of Cards, 

1 Fafficulus foliorum, 
A coat Cord, 
2 Imagohumana: 
A ſingle Cart that bh noceat Card. 

$ | 

ng | 

. Card. 


" op" FOR 


—_— 


L 


. _ OT RD ei ee CO es 


I 


CAR 


'CAR 


CAR 


Lo 


oY r(ply'g » 97 (be came wpon | the 
1 dad foliorum pitorum 
ludus. 


A ſuit,or ow of Carts, 

8 Familia, f. genus, n, 

An Hayt, 

2 Cor,n. iy 
A Durmend. or 
2 Rh6bus, thobulis,m. 

A (Club 

2 Trifolium,n, 

A Spade. 

2 Vomerculus,yomer,m, Pala,f pi- 
culum,n, 


The King, Lk « | 


1 Enmas. 
The E:rht, 
I » 
The 2 euen, 

1 Eptas, 

Thed:xe; 

1 Senio. 

The Fe. 

x Fentas. 

The Fomre. _ 

1. Quaterrio, 

The Three, 

1 Trias. 

The'Dewee, or Two, 

1 Dyas. 

The Trumpe,oy turned card. 

1. Index charta, 2 dominatrix; f. 
The St ocke. 

2 Sponſio,Ff. 

The ſmall Cards. 

1 Chartiz minores. 

The dealer, 

1. Ditributor, m 

Raft at aVDut at (ards. 

2 Orbatus,p. 

Tocarn Vol. 

1 Carmins, 2 peAino, lanam carpo, 
lanifieo. 

(arded, 

2 Pexus, peAi- Us;P« 

Acard to corale  V oll withall, 

2 "mona wma es m. 

A paire of ( ards, 

2 Peccn,n hami. m, 

A cnrder of VV lhe, or ſhe, 

1 Carminator,m nix,t, 2 carptiix. 
Th* carding of VV gold, 

1 Carmin to,f lanifciumgn. 

(a ling -4 wd jþ:; unng, 

:- Lavaact 

A car d-makger, 

2. Caiptanus, m 


OE ET IRR 


ER pa (cj 


To car? for,or haue _ yy 4 

1: Curo, concuro 

conſulo 'labero,ve /—_ y her wag 
non de re, To care or have regard to 
the word, milhot Fo the matter, 
To care move for, 2 MEPEV 

To care for dilighnely, * pe 

2 Studco,invigilo, 

To have care of, 1 Curz cllcalan. 2 
Cord edle alicui. 

To take, care, or leed to, 

i A ,accuro, 2 advigilo, 

{ aregor regard: 1 rs diga 2 1a f. 


Is or 5 Raw 

C mrs a or , rene: a cart. 

z Accuratio,f, 

Athing cared for, x Penſum.n. 


+ ar or diligent. 
ey vide TI 
bay 8. 1 Perſtudiofis, 2d. 


Ces CEA Anadiont cur | 7 


encacurte .ſedulo,follicue,magno- 
t ,obnixe, 2 ogirndh. b 
Liner firms firm, unpreſſe, ms, 1 


T'o make 1 ito. 
—_——_— 
4 Angor, fitapo, 2 Acitao, 

Verie careful, or much rroublet, 

1 Sagem. .negotioſus, ady. 

(Cari or rrewlle,” 2 Ons, 

( arefulneſſe, carke , care, or perſine- 
neſſe. 1 Cura, anxictas, anxietudo, 
inquies, lolliat angor, 
2 mens, (erupulas, m. 

Careſull, or peniſes . 

: Solliamus, anxius, maſtus, y 
pulous,ad ſuſpenſus,p, 

That # done with , © breedeth much 
an. Sollcitus, ad. 

Care (ly, 01 a6; A 


1 Sollicice anne, 


T» le txrc{tfly, or be ethos care, | 


2 Olcico, 

CarelcſnclſÞ, x Incuria,ſecuritas, 
2 Oſcuanio,f. 

Careleſſ:,or being at veiF . | 

1 Securus, 2 lenzus, ad, 

( arele (ſe ,or aeghtgent. 

1 rn gn. ad, 2 oſthans. 
Th.t # cureleſly done, 

1 Pertunctorms, ad; 

( we lefly, or neg! ently, 

1 Secure, neglee, perfunfAorie, 2 
Oicrcanter. 

(orfmnr,or Carfax, Quadrivium. 
Te Carle, or be. re. 

k. Ferv ya veho. 
Tocane of « 

1 Veto 'vecties. veſtito, por:ito, 

To carieÞþ ctr 4, r water, 7 Vehoo. * 
T» carte '1; -} cartgtr wane, 

1 Subvelio- ; & | 


-_— - —_ —— — 


_ a. —_— 


— 


4 = 


—__ — w— a =\m— 0 


62D ry 


T's carie backe, GALxet 


nol bets by cart,t wy like. . 


1 Revcho, 
To carie from, or away. 
1 Avcho bdnco, 
To carrie from one to qnether. 
1 Tramtero, 
To corre from one place to another, 
1 Tranſporto,transfer6,afporto, 
To carte from to,downegor apy, 
1 Deveho, 
T' carte away from the flocks. 
I regu, 
To cayie aw y by force. 
| » Rapio, abripw. | 
0 cayie rubble, or brackle , 
old pop fd houſts. L 4 
I Erudero, 
Tocarie to, 
i Al 
To carie to aplace. 
: Adueho, 
To carte often to a place. 
1 Adveco. ; 
To carie before. | 
1 Prefero, praveho, 2 pratendo, 
To carie in, 
1 port web Th 
To carie butweene. 
1 Tater 
T's carie beyond, 6r 
I Tanda wee” \ ho 
Tocar:e together, 
EK: nke_apoat Oe 
T/ carte oucr. 
: Tramlero, tranſveho, tranſports, 
trajicio, 
To carte about. 
i Cuacumveho, circumfero. 
To Garie about with hin, ; 
1 Circutngefty, portito, 
To carie «a owt fin, 
1 Circuttiveo, 
To caruc aſunder,or inte diurſe parts, 
1 Diffcro, 
To carrie oat or forth, ITY 
1 Eveho,expotty; effery, © | | 
To carte out '& ihe Way, 
i: Duen: 


Ts carie forth a ferre off. 
1 Proveho,pregero,proferes 
T o carte cloſcly, Noel 


,devcho 


Ts cayrewp, 
1: Subveho, Cogons! 
To carie ypon the-ſhou!deys,.* 
: Pajulv. 
To carte watey, 3 Lixor, 
To carie w6 "4. 
| is. cen Pali 

o carve with EMMETT, 
Tu» be cared, X "BY 
I Vehorferor,ſilbychor. 
Ts be « axed tn. 
1 Invehor; 
To bee ar » avay by loue,nr force.” 


1 Abducor; abripror. | 
"I 


CAR 


CAR 


Y 


IF 


—_—. 


——_— 


— — 


—_— 


T be caried way 


To be caried about often. 
r CircumveSor. ' 
Tore degoed: 


(« ed for borne.” 

: Vetus,geſtatus. 
(aried to, 

: AdveRus, p. 
(1d to, or thtewg 9, 
1 Pervectus, p. 


I hs, devedtis oP. | 
( arried away wviotent ly, 
» Abreptus, p. 
— apart, We 
_ our. 
{ Foeſh,coporraas, P- 
(ened daxne.to,or from. 


c arried by _ 
Cord by fores, or Feealth, 
C arried aloft. 


Carried frond whe þlace to another, 


E afie tobe carried about, 

1 Circumforancus,ad. 
Thet is, or may be carried, 
1 Vedtibils,adycRitius,ad. 
( artaye, or carri f 

x Ve fo 


Care vpen the ſea in an Hulke. 

He that _— in ſuch a veſſel, 
x Stlatarius, m, 

Carvied fb a veſſel. 
1 Silararius, ad. 

Men lac for carriage. 

1V 

Th rn omen for rig iy 


7 Erercitio, F. 


5 © in carriage, or that beareth bur- | 


: . PR 2 dorſuarius, ad. 
ys 
orius;onerarius, ad, 


1 or 


x Acarie. or y bearer. 


ang 


A carrier,ot he that is caryied, 

1) 

Ata viey of hreert, 

I CES, 2 Nuncius, internttn- 
cius,m 


Acarvie of apreſine, 
Mm. , 
Acorn the goth, i'm + meſſ"oger. 
rus, 2 . 
A carrezr of ta{es about in markets... 
I Cucumforancm, ad. | 
Belo ry c carr-4r; of let text.” 


carreth, 456 | bake, 


I 4 
That which ſerueth to carne. 
—_— 


oo pe , 0.currus, 


He. "rs or A ws FW) 


A 4 ava), or from one place to 


another, 

l Aſportatio,deportatio, f. 

A carrying 194 place. | 

I 1 Adveaus, m ——=gy 
wg forth, on qu+. 


= pony 


A carry, 
I s Traj . unaleatilo, tranſporta= 
A NS beyond. 
1 Preteryecuo, f. 
we ag; Laung by carryinge 


Vellatura, 
Of,,o belonging to carrying , or carri- 


age. 

1 Yecticarius, ad. 

Carke, vide carefulneſſe, 

A Carle, vide C hwle, 

To haue Carnally to doe with, 
{co, conlacſco, 


( arneſitie. 


Carole, vide Sonnet 
To Carpc- 

2 Vellico. 

A carper- 

2 - IWF 

A cayping. 

2 ren > 

To play the Carpent:t. 

3 Trabeo. 

A C arpinter. 

1 Carpentatius, tignarius , faber lig- 


A 

it A 
A Carpenters line. 
2 Linca,libra, libella, amuſſis. 


m. 
er_ Carpenters 


—_ 


Rt. 5 the 


_— 


ACT prnters rule, 
ormazregula, f. 3 Canon, 
A Carpenters pluns;rule, which he w» 
ſeth in Vers ring, 
i: Molonhus, m 
AC arpenteys axe. 
1 Dolabra, f. 
A ( arpenters ſbep, 

1: Fabrica,f. 
% (@penter; timber frame for an 
boſe, 
dates g Mannelevi, 
Qf, or periaynine to a { arpenter 
r © KRIS 4 


Bel to a Carpenters craft, 
1 Fabrils, ad. 


A Cwrpet. 
1 apes, m- gauſapum, gauſape, in- 


ſtratum, n, ſtragula, 6 AA 
2 Plagula, amp 


A Carract 18. vheresfar contai 


. 


ned im one dream, 

1 Ceratium, n, 
ACarratne. 
: Cadaver,n.morticina caro, 
( arraine leane. 


1 A > —— 
C 


arraine 
1 Cadavervuſus, ad. 
A Carracke ,or great +þ. 
$ Buccentaurus,circerus, m 
A Carre, (arrech,vide (art. 
A A Carrire , TImg , or romad circle, 
where they run with great horſes, 
i G m. 
To driue, or gude 4 Cart, % wane. 
! Aurigo, aurigor. 
A cart,carre,waine, or thariuot, 
1 Carus,currus,m,iheda, f, vehicu- 
lum, plauſtrum, 2 jumemum,n. 
A dung-cart, 
1 Benna,f.cornivetorium,n. 
A cart for children t to po with, 
1: Flauftell F 
A little cart. 
x C 
A conered cart. 
1 Capſus,m, 
A cart with two wheeles wheyein folks 
are carried, 
1 Ciftum, n. 


A ( arter, or vvaneeman. 


1 A com. g. vehicularius , rhe- 
_ __ wm 

A( at, or ( bariot, drawne with one 
horſe 


I Sarrachum ,Nn. 

A ( art,or (hariot, drawne with two 
wy bijuga,f. 

I > 

Hoo dra ſach a cart, 


- uv oy 
4 . 


by cat —_ with three horſes. 
x Triga,f. 
He that drineth ſach a (art. 


I Trigariws,m. 
Acouſt with ſuch Carts. F 
1 Triga- 


——_ 


-— —” W—_ 


av -» 


——r— ny w__—_ nay = 
_—_—” NI IHOGEOCCA En _— mm mt ca—_—_— 


C'A'S 


rigarum,n. 
Acad th four horſes. 
my 


he little cart (6 m_ 
1 Quadrigula, 

The Bee that draw ſuch a cart- 
1 Quadrigz 1jugus, ad. 
Belonging i to ſuc acarre 

2 Quadrij 1jugns, 
_ that dri weth _m 4 car. 


The guiding of a —ueh 
I Aurigatio, £. 
The axtree of a cart, 


Of, or be onging to 4 cart. 
TM jus, vehicula. 


rius,ad. . 
Of,or belonging to 4 carter, or waine- 


To carxe often. 
x: S$cu (culprits, 
Do —_— works in forme of ie: 


x Dicedio. 
( arucd, 
1 Czlats,inſculptus, exculptus, inci- 


ſus,p 
_—_ with the i _—_ of beaſts. 
1 Belluatus, 


a mſtr ument to carue with, 
1 Cglum,n, 
That 4, or my carued. 


x Sculptils, 


= 4 


A Carers 

1 Czlator,ſculpeor, ſcaſptor, m. 
A cumny caruer of ſnaak things, 

| 1 Myrmecides,m. 

A carwnge 

1 Celatura,ſculptira, f, 

The ſcrence Ay 'ng. 

1 Anaglyptice 

To cCarue, 4 by, ave carued. 

1 Keſeco,diſtr 

Sorarned, 

3 Exartuauy, p. 

; Such a ( arver, 

þ Cibicida,m. 

| Akmd of gefinre with the hand, in 
carung meals. 

: Clironomia, F. 

-_ that ſo gran. 


_ 


y_ 


I Ch Ms 
A caruing knife. 

2 Culter Arutorits. 

To Carus, 44 cockpells are cayued. 
F Caltwontalets, 2 eiliro. 


A carue or 14;.d, t aplow land, 
| ACaruell K, on jbip. 


_ 


A Caſe, #7 matter. 

: Cauſa,ccs,f. 

A cafs m Law , properly that which 

riſeth in content.on , open the poyny 

of the matter, which mutt be 

wnto, and eyther conſs ſed, demed,, or 

trauerſſed, 2 Status, Mm. 

\A booke caſe,or caſe m Law, which 

_ once decided, # 4 preſident 4- 
all ike matter. 


brej judicium, n. 

to thing in. 

af ny 2 Locus, m.lociy 
& loca, pl 
A caſe, pt place , wheremn paynted 


tables, the 1mages of forrame people, 
( #te-armours , and other orneauents 


A taberngcle caſtor coneringywhere- 
es doe fond 


A Caſe of a\Noune, 
1 Caſus, m. profis,t. 
VVUithout caſe, 


1 Aptotum, n. 

A word that bath but one cats 

1: Mon 

Aword To hath but two caſes. 
Di 


1 Diptoton, 

A werd that hath but three caſt). 
1 Triptoton. i 

A word that hath (25 

1 Pol Þ-2__ 

_ eFtate. 

1 "Rang vicisf. 
- 064 caſe, 

ebellc, pulchr 

Pur the caſe, or gry 't W__ 

I Pone,fit, eſto. 

Inns ca, or no wiſe. 

I Haudquaquam. 
A Caſement. 

1 Tranſenna,foricula,f.chuſtrum,n, 
-- Rt ciſhiere, 


( aſhierd ſoulliers, vide Souldiens. 
A caſke, vide VU1ne ve, 
A caſket,:. 'l re 


1 Capſula.ci oF latin, 
A lulececket, Ty 
1 Ciſtell-lazf {crinolum,n. 


A cash,** made of wickgrs and bub- 
1#ſbes, 


yu 


I Tibin, 
Cnkets wherein ſecret thing were 
pe. 


FS" where _ beareth a carket. 
1 Ci , m.ciſtcllatrix,f, 
A callocke. 
I of x 
-4 dent caſſocky 

n. 


Þ little ceffckes 
1$ 


ky mans caſſecke. 

1 Gallica palla. 

One that weareth a caſſocke, 

1 Us a 

To Call, purte, throw,or flings 
1] 


CONtOLqueo. 
To calf own 
I Dejicio, demol olior » proſterno, dire 


Tecaft downe into. 
oe» 

caft downe, fom, or into, 
. : of mm 01 


_ cf or lay downe, 
To caft downe often, 


1 Degeto, 
" catt downe headlong. 


_ Too down wolently. 
Te ory dewne vnder 
fer, 
Ts caſt dayne flat,or to the ground. 
crtos 


: Diſt 
To caſt downe pon. 
21 


To Pdamaibgant 
Subruo. 


UNgereTE. 
To caft ſeed in the ground, 
To caſt in often, 
1 Inj 


_ caſt inby force. 


Ts catt mor inte. 

1 ls or nenner conjicio, 2 Indu- 
co , vt inducere in amurem, invutio, 

Vt incutere Grorem. 

Ts caſt or brmg 1nt0 an errour, 

To caft mto often. 

1 Conjecto. 

T: ceft out ,or forth. 

1 Ejicio,emko, pro jicioy exigoy ex- 

To caſt out often, 

1 Ejecto,projecto,ob jectos 

To uſt out ag ane, 

1 Rewitto, 

To eaſt our by fe reew 

1 Emulioe. 

To catt out on length. 
Lt Promico. 

To caſt out, or ſerdfontb. 


r F marr 


es. es. tm ke 


CORE OE _——_——_ ——_— ——_—__— 


I SOS. 


4 


TS. 


— 


—— 


© Ve ones 


' 1 Emino, | 
; To caft out to <<;aiihx m harme; way 


#Expanc,objic 
To cas! out of bu place, 
1 Eloco. 
T1 caſt tnt of a round. 
» Extundo. * 
To caſt ont of achanell, oy fiteame. 
: Expurgito, 
To caſt 011 oat of he Market. 

1 Denandino, 
To catt 0:4 og.unc, the bevge dolls 
ber ceſt:ngs. 4 


S, 
p 


2: Congero,impi 


59. 
- cit 07 a liquor vpn, . 


To bare were bite el Vt 


Fu 7 rn er” 
1 Circumjacio, cuctmjicio, 
To caſt aN abroad, or ſpread. 

1 Sparpo,proſpergo, jattito, 
To catt yp, Uo: 


To caſt yp, as men dee corte with the. 


fanne. 


1 SubjeRo, ubjado. om 

To catt vp, as the water doth the 
wanies, 

1 Exzſtuo, 2 Egero. 

To caſt Vvps as the ſea doth any thing 
Fomthe pottome, 
2 Expuo. 

To cajt forthe * 


Las ahbs 3 © 


' 1 Iaftn. 
' To caſt forth, or ſend forth, as the 7 


doth hight, or heat, 
x Emaitto, 


| To caſt forth largely, 
1: Protundo.” mY 


To cait forth violent ly,witls the arme, 
or ſling. 

1 Torqueo. 

Tocaft forth abreath — A 

1 Exhalo,anhelo. 

To cas owergor b ond, 


+ » Trajicio,tranfiacio. 


To cajt 0wer, or _ 


' 1 Superinjicio, wu 
' Tocaſt ourr atty thing govloaks amat* 


ter, 

1 Objicio. 2 Offundo, 
To caſt through, 

3 Trajicio- 

T's caft through often, 

1 Trazeco, 

To caſt away. 

3 Abjicioy rejicio. 

To caſt avay, or ſhake off. 
z Dejiav. 

To cajt away - d:ſdaine. 
1 Abj ic10,re)1cao 

To cal aw ay w: ſtfully. 

x Sumo, coniumo, 

To caji «wa uteriy. 


: Occido. 
To caft off, «5 to caft off 4 rarment or 


— 


| bo, 


——__—_— 


Or like, 


1 Exuo projicio, 
To caſt off, or ren GMNCe, 


FE 1 r,tej|clv,abdico, MOTYy 


To ef off ohe thing for another. 

1 Commaro, 

To caft c ﬀ vulill another time. 
iR 


<fi90. 
TYcaft afarre of. * 


; 1 Prodo. 2 lacalbr, PS, 
; To caſt :0. 


1 Adjicio. 

Fo cajt together. 

1 Conjicjo, 

T' caſt te,or together, 
1 Coadjicio. 

To rafÞ againe, 

1 Rejicio. 

To ca$t backe againe, 

1 Rejtcio,regero,ret 
Tocast backe, as onec 
eyes, 

2 Refledo. 

To caji beam vhies backe. 

3 Retergo, poltergy. 

To caft,or put betwertis, vv a7why. 

1 Interjicio , ineerpoho , incermil- 
ceu. 

Te caft againſt. 

i Objico,impings. 

To caſt violently, 

1 Infligo. 

To caſt aſunder. 

1 Diſ Jicio. 2 Spargo: 

To cait darts, or arrower. 

1 Iaculor, 2 contendo, 

To caſt as the Iurie doth priſoneys. 

1: Damno. 

_— meat to poultry. 

1 Obfipo, 

To coft, by reuolutin ones mind. 

1 Repuro , cogito. 2 Verſo , reco- 


Beth backe his 


T» caſt.a meere, or furrow, with a 
Plough, 

3 Vibo. 
To caſt, as when any rhing caſteth bey 


joung. 
1: Ejicio, 2 Elido. 
To caſt ſeed in the yrownd , wie fo 


ſow. 
To caſt . in ones teeth , or vpbrayd 


one. 
1 Objicio, objeo, exprobro, vide 


Vpbrad. 
Ts caſt mito abasket.” + 
3 Corbito, 
To caſt account, vide 
«Account, 
To caſt the fault vpn, 
2 Tran fare 
; Trajicere cu/pam 
| Tub#cuſtor Hiro hits 
1 Derrudor. 


To be ca/t inway,or "* hbns lifes 
1 Intermorior,pereo, oc 


m—— 


% 
—_— 


w 


C aft, hurled, or throwne. 
1 Conjeus. 

2 kxcuſſis, p. Vt lancea exculla la- 
cerls. 

A rauelin ceff, or thropre, 

Trat may ue caſs, 

1 Miſtls,ad, 

(aft, or toſſed bither and thi= 
ihey. 

1 IaQtatus,p 

Cajt dow: e, 

1 Dinuus,de; eld agile. diets 
tus, d:reprus. 
2 Sutfofſus, p. 

( at dewne from. 

1 Derruſus, demrſſus,p. 

( aft downe 10 the grand. 

1 DiſjeQus,p. 

C ft; dewne . or brought by great mj- 
(erte.” 

1 ARNBUS, p. caliinitoſis,” 
Not cath downe, 

1 Þide jects, 

(Aff in. 

1 Injecus, p.' 

(aft in, or put into. 

1 Impatus, Pp. 

( aft out, * 

2 Ejc&us, Projeus , Þ« ejeAirius 
Ts 

That hath ca#t cut. 


FF verrgyt d nowiſhed of a ſtran- 
* Projeftitius,ad. 

out of Gods A 
FOE 


C aſt tn an beape together, 

1 Conjectus, p. 

C aſt about, 

1 CircurhjeRus,p. 

(aft abroad. 

1 Sparius, p. 

(aft vp. 

- Erutus , p!. vt aqua remis Cru- 


ih, ! 


The vwatey caſt vp by the Oarer, 
Emotus, p. 
vt Emotum folum. 


* Thegrownd caſt tp. 


( aft vp agaime. * 

- Rejectus, p. yide 
omit - 

C aſt 1 apts 

1 Traje&us, 

partic, 

4 4 ouey.or CONeTiNg . 

1 zectus. 

: 2 uſus, 

partic. 

C aft away,or fir/aken. 

1 Abjedus, rejedvs. 

( aſt wry. for ever. 


» Or rYeneWiCceh, 


" Re Gus , A - HER 


rus, 


Caſt off om, 


TP, yy Coun 


PIT 


CAS 


CAT 


CAV 


x Emotus, p, vt poſtes emoti cardi- 
ne, The gates caſt off from the hookes. 
( ft of 4s 4 garment bs caſt off, 
1 Exutus, reje2us,p. 
( aſt back. 
1 Rejectus, abjectus,P, 
{ aft berweene, 
1 Interjectus,p. | 
To be ca#t in betweene ather things. 
1 Inculcandus, p, 
Caſt with violence. 
1 Vibratus, p. 
( aft alwnder. 
1 Diſjecrus, p. 
( 4ft by the Jurie, 
1: Damnatus,p. 
He that hath cafF. 
1 Iaculatus, p. 
That hath caſt vp,or out. 
1 Ejaculatus,p, 
A caſt, or throw. 
1 Jactus, miſſus,m, 
A caji,or throw at the Dice. 
1 Bolus, m. 
A cait, or draught of a net. 
1 lacusretis,bolus,m, 
Th..t caſtet'), he, or ſhe, 
1 Taculator,m.trix,f, 
That caſteth water, wp, or ok 


& is 


I ds \drdtarnennt heck - 

That caſteth fre VP, 07 08, 

1 Ignivomus, ad. 

A caſting /nurling, throwing, or flung- 
m_ . . 

1 Conjectus, jactatus, m. CONJecuo, 
jactatio,jaculauo,t. 

A catting downe, : 

1 Dejectus,m,dejectio, proſtratio,f. 
A cafitng downe headlong. 

x Preapitatio, f. 

A caſting in, or ypong 

1 Injectus, m.injectio, fo 

AcasFing oat, or forth, 

1 Ejectio,emiſho,projectio, \. 

A cajting out or forth of dung, or ſuch 
l 


the. 

1 Abluvio,ejectio,f, 

A caſting vpn, 

z" Superjertio, f, 

A cajting about of liquor , or Other 
things. : 

1 Reſperſus,m reſperſio,f. 

A caſtiig ouey or veyond, 

1 Tranſzectus, m. 

A catting pr putting vnder, 

1 Subjecuo, tf. 

Acaſting away, or from. 

1 Abjectio,rejectio, t, rejectus, 
A caſting off. 

1 Kejecno, 

A caſt ing berweene. 

1 Interjectus,m- 

A ca/ling, or vom mg. 

1 Rejccuof vide Vomiting, 
A caſting tn the teeth 

1 Exprobiatio, objectio,f. 
A cajting of vt »1r10w, "1 dart, 
1 laculatio, f Tacilamen, 


A caſting at, 

i Fetno,F, 

A caſting by the Turie, 

: Damnatio, f. 

A Caſtle, .r Fortrefſe. 
t Arx,f, 2 caſtra, n, 
A little caftle. 

1 Caſtellum,n. 

A caſtle (et vpon an hill, 
: Acropolis, f. 

or which keepe 4 caſtle, 
I FU 

Cattiony caſtle. 

z Caſtellatm- _ 
Caftixation, vide 
Caſuall. 

1 Fortuin ,ad Cc = P. 

( aſnalty, vide chavice,lofſe. 

To catch one in purſury after hun. 
1 Inſcquor, apprehendo. : 
Te catch, or draw to, as it were with 
an hooke. 

1 Inunco. 

To catch and ſnatch, 
1_Rapio,arripio, 

To catch aften by vaolenee. 

1 Rapto. 

To catch,or take by violence, 

1 Harpago, 

To catch, or take, 

1 Prehendo & prendo, 

To catch at, 

1 Appeto, 

To catch in a net. 

1 Retio,irrecio,Illaqueo, 

To catch a thvig often. 

1 Prehenſo, & prenſo, 

To catch haitily,qreedily,ov quickly. 
1 Capto. 

T': caich before anather. 

1 Praripio 

( atched,er caurhr. 

1 Þrehenius, & prenws,p, 

( atched, oy currt akon. 

1 Reprcheniuw,'p, 

{ atched, a 4 ſnatched, 

1 Rap,p, 

( atchetbe/ re hand. 

1 Prerepius,p- 

( atch:4 m a Net. 

1 Iiretitus, il] queatus,p, 
Ac ther by wiektiice, 

1 Raptor,m. 

A cuchng by fraud or + 10/ence, 

1 Raptio, t. 

Catch, ne of Aﬀteons dogs ſo cal- 
led 


Dwniſhment. 


1 Harpalus, m. 

Catchpoles. 

2 Famelica animalia , vide Serge- 
ants. 

To doe the offioe »f4 Cater. 

I Opſonor,& opſono. 

4 C ater," pr emer of wiftuall, 
1 Opſmator,m tray t. 
Cat:s, 

1 Oplonia, n, 
( <7. chiſrnegor catechifing. 


Catecheſis. 

To catechiſe, 

Catechizo. 

A Caterpiller, 

1 Volvox, m. 

A Catharre, or rhewne, 

1 Diſti|latio, gravedo,f, rheuma,n. 
One that hath a ( atharre, 

1 Rheumaticus, ad, 

A Cathed:all (twreh. 

2 Babilica,Ff. 

A Catholique, or he which holdeth 
the night faith. 

2 Orchodoxus,ad. 

( athslique,or unwerſall. 

+ Catholicus,yrvverſalis, ad. 

A Cat. 

I Felis, com. g.catus,m, 

Of a (at. 

2 Felinus, ad, * 
( atels, vide Chattels, 
Cattell, ſmall or great. » 

1 Pecus,udis,f & Pecus,oris, 

( attell that draw, or beare burdens. 
I Iumenta,n. 

Off, or belo gang to ſuch cattell, 

1 Iumemtarus,ad. 

Of, or belonging to all manney of cat« 
ecll. 

1 Pegorarius, rius,ad., 
Full of cattell, or that hath much cat« 


tl, 

1 Pecoroſus, ad. 

Great ſubſtance m cagtell, 

1 Revampla pecuaria. 
Catitaile, «» red plume, @ long 
round thing ypon Nutetrees. 

1 Paniculus,m, paniculaF. 

1 Sorbillum, juſculum, n. 

A Caur, or denne, 

1 Spelunca,cavea, caverna, foyea, f. 
antrum, latibulum, n, 

A (itile caue, 

1 Cavernulazcavcola,f, 

A caue for wild beaſt; in the word. 

1 Luftrum. 2 cubile, n 

A caue, wherein Souldiers, lye wn the 
wintey, 

1 Hyberna,n Hybernaculum.n. 

A caue im the ground ro keepe ('orne 
ins 

1 Suus,& Sirrus,m. 

Of,or pert ayning t0-a cane, or chiding 
In acaue. 

1 Cava'icus, ad. 

( aned, ty mate ihe a cane, 

1 Concavus, ad. 

Full of canes. 

z Cavernoſus,ad. 

Caurhf, vide catched, 

To Caull, «r wrargle. 

3 Cavillor. 

A cawll 

1 Cavilla,f. 2 calumnia. 

A Captions cans il. 

1 '{ aptiurcula, f. 
A cauill, or ſophiſticall reaſon. 
1 Sophiſma. 


CAV 


CEA 


CER | 


« Sophiſma, n. 

A canillation. 

« Cavillatio, fl. 

A cauder, 

1 Caviflator, vicilutigator, m, 
A cau:llry. 

2 Perfubrilis,ad. 

Subtile caauls. 


"EW 


F 


P IE 


A little caldron. 


2 CaptionesdialeUicz. 
A Caulnon. 
1 Lebes,cacabus,m, lebera. 


s Cardariolum,n. 
A cauldron maker. 
: Lebetarius. 
A place where cauldrens are laid, 
1 Cornoalc,n 
UVUhereof cauldrons are made, 
: Caldarius, ad. 
The Caule , or ſweet, which cou- 
reth the bywels. 
1: Omenuun , inteſtinorum involu. 
crum,n 
A Caule for women; heads. 
1 Caplllare,crinale, 2 reticulum, 
Canlme, vide (ane. 
To cauſe, mone,or proyekes 
1 Incito, impello. 
To cauſe,ur make. 
2 Facio,tfhcio, 2 cauſo, creo, 
To cawu{c, or procure. 
I Excito, infero, vt inferre dolorem 
CONCitO. 2 CICO,PaTio. 
There # cauſe, 
1 Eſt,imper(+ 
A cau{t,or occaſion, 
1 Canfſa,occalio,gratia, f. 
The caufe, or reaſon. 
z Cauſa,ratio, res,f, 
A cault, or action, 
1 Dica,f. 
Te firft cauſe. 
8 mum, n. 
The chiefe cauſe of any thing , whether 
it be good, or emill, 
x Origo,f initium, 3 fons, m, 
A [mail or (uttle cauſe, 
x Cauſula,f. 
A couſer,or cauſe, 
1 Effe&or,m.trix,f, 2 autor. 
He thas in canſts indiciall, vyneth with 
the plaintifs. 
2 Wubſcnptor, m. 
For mamecayſ*s. 
2 Multis nomimbus, 
That # the cauſc »f doing of 4 th.ng. 
1 Caufatius,cauſativus, ad. 
For what cauſe, L 
1 Cur,quamobrem.,, 2 Quo nomine, 
For that can{e, 
1 Ergo,ideo,jdcirco. | 
For a *t -r cauſe then that us ment10- 
ned. ; Preterpropter- 
UV:thout c ruſe 
2 Immcritognuuia, abL 
Not wii hoiat © 47e, 
s Men 6.non 1mmerito,optimo ju- 
TC, NOR INJULiA, 


A Cauley, or paued place, 

1 Pulvimy, agger, m Pauimentum 
n. via (trata,caicipedium,n. 
ATuutell,or crafty way to deceme. 
1 Dolas, m. offucz, plu. 

( aut-lous. 

1 Subdols,ad.yide craft and decert. 
A Lantio't. 

i Cauno,caucla,f. 

They that wſe many cautions in ſelling, 
before they com: to the point, 

z Cautiones,rores,m. 

Of, or pertayniig Fo 4 cautions 

1 Caucionals,ad, 


C ante E 


To Ceaſe, or leave off. 
1 Ceſſo,defino,delifts, ſuperſedeo,o- 
miti0,cmuto, 2 pong, 
To ceaſe, or be alaid. Gblido 
1 Quieco, conquieſco, con- 
fido, rehido, 
Te ceaſe from. 
: Abliſto,defiſto. 
2 Parco,yvt parcere lamentis, 
To ceaſe romweeping. 
To ceaſe from worke. 
1 Ferio,& ferior, 
To ceaſe,or leaue off for 4 11M. 
1 Imtexmitto. 
To ceaſe from ſorrow, 
1 Dedolco. 
To ceaſe tobe, 
1 Denaſcor,deſijr. 
To begin to c: aſe. 
» Relrigeſco, vt refrigeſcit res , The 
matter vegunneth to ceaſe. 
To make to ceaſe. 
2 Refnigero,v: refrigerare ſermones, 
iniquiflimos, To cauſe wicked ſpeeches 
10 ceaſe, 
(caſed. 1 Ceſſatus,remiſſus,p. 
A ccaſing. 
1 Intermiſſio,ceſſitio, 
A ce: ifing from labour, 
1 Quiez,requics,f, 
A ce;fing from muniſtr ation of Inſtice 
in things tdiciall, 
x Inftuium, n. 
To Celebrate. 
2 Ccelebro,concelebro, 
C elerte, 
Celeritas. 
Celeftall. 
1 Cceleſtis,ad vide Heanen!y. 
A cell. Cella, 
A Celler. 
1 Cetlarium, bypogeum,demeacu- 


lum,n, 

A lntle celley, 

1: Cellulz,f cellarvlum,n. 
AVUmecelley. . 


1 Vinaria,t doliarium,n. 
{ eller; im the ( ap:tol of Rome, where 
both thew fiadurds or war were kept, 
and clfo 91,07 tre: [are, that brieſi? 
bows thei ceremon cs wed. 


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1 Faviſle,f. | 
He, or jbe, that hath the charge of 4 
celler, 

1 Cellarius,m.cellariaf. 

Of. or pert-yning to aceller, 

1 Cellaris,ad. 
A Cement, wherewith ſtoner are 
10yned together, 

1 Lithocolla,f ſignium epus, 

To Cenſe, x Thurifico. 

A eenſey, 


1 Thuribulum,ignicula, ignibulum,n. 


i Th Latert thuri nM, 
A Cenſour, or reformer of maners, 
A Cenlor,tctormacor,m. 

unjbment g1#en by the ceeſour, 
1 Cenfo,f " 4 
The office of a cenſour, 
1 Cenſura,Ff. 


VUhuch hath berne cenſour, 
1 Cenforius,m 
Pertaining to the cenſour, 
1 Cenſorius,ad. 
Belonging 10 cenſcurs, 
1 Cenſualis,ad. 
( enſure, wide (orreftion, 
To cenſure. ludico. 
Acentre, 1 Centrum,n. 2cardo,m, 
Thing s,whoſe centre u v0; knowne, 
1 Accntra- 
Of acentrye. 
x: Centralis,ad, 
A centurie, 
A centurion. vide {apt ine. 
A cer:monie. 
x Ceremonia,Ff, ritus, m, 
( eremonies vſed by them that drinke 
new VV me, 
I Meditrinalia, ns 
( eremonies that the Romanes vſed in 
mariage, 
1 Fatrracea, n. 
Solemne ceremonies done in the night 
1 Hyacinthia. : 
( er1azne ceremonies wvſed of the dinie 
ners. 
» Perennias 
Tobecertaine, or manſsf. 
2 Conſto, 4 
To be certaane of. x Stios 
It u certaine. 1Li aconſtat,imp. 
(ertaine, or _— ; _ 
"i : ertus,ind hiran ,ratus,expl ra 
tus. a p. maruteſtus, peripicu. 
us, ad, 
( ertaintie, 1 Centitudo,F 
Some certaine thing, oy perſon, 
1 Quidam, gdara, o-idam. 
(ertame others. 1 Alij, 
( ertamely,certes,or ſurely, 
1 Cene, profes, (ne, nimirum, 
ow »PT@1 fu$y Pro, g:m.adv.quidemy 
on. 


(ertainely, ,, pithout doubt. 
1 Cer:0,ng,yjanter, procul _ 
or 


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al. 


ab. 


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| Or, 
by Toca og aine greatly, | 


CHA 


CHA 


CHA 


For 4 certainerre. x Explogattadv- 
. »cxtel: , 2 Cerufico, cerrum ta” 


Tobe cetifi:d. 3 Cnifio. 

A ccrtiiicats, 1 Libel us, ms 
Eraſe, vide vwhite Lead, 

To celT:,tax, oy lew'e, 

1 Cen: eo, incico,raxo, 


To ce(ſe a fine, or prnaltze, 
s Mulo, & ml 2o. 
T. be ceſſed, 


| x Cenſeor” 


(Aceſſer, he that valewerh bow much 
ammui worth, 

L Cenbu » 2 Diſcuſſur, me 

Ceſſed 


x Cenlus, p. | 

A ceſterne, to put water in. 

x Ciſterna, nacſterna, f. 

A little ceiterne. 

x Ciſternula,F. 

A ceſterne cocks , or the teat of 4 ce> 


ferns, by the which the vere new 
neth ot. 

2 Maſtos. 

Perth mg to a cefterne, 

1 Ciltccnmas, 


C arte H. 


To Chafe, Fer, or firme. 

I 4 ſtomachor, ſuccenſto. 
2 Exardeo,tremo. 

To ch oft much. 

T Excandeſco, 

- _ within hymſelfes 


a chafe one, vide mike angriee 

( bafed or made angric, 

1 Infen-us, 2 commorus,concxus,p. 

A chafi q , 'rbatig aigries 

1 Indignatio, 8. 

Coaſts or being in 4 great chafs, 
bundis,ad.- 


Ii f, warmer, or make hot. 
I Calefacio, fervefacio.. 

To cvaft with owiragious eating ,. Of 
drinking of tot things, 

3 Thermefacio 

T» be chaf-d, cy made hot, 

1 Concalev, concalefio, 

(hated, op made hos. 


INE Xx \ C 
x1 rery 


A chafing, or dn hot. 
x Calefatus,m concalefacio,f, 
To Chaf7,w #/ the fingers, 0 bands, 
1 Tero, mo'lio. 
Chafed , or rubbed with the fingers, or 
bands. 1 Frictus, p, 
Achafer, or c haff | 4 ſb 
1 Sufferveſactor 


Lim,baullum,ſgrta- 


; ban, batitius,m. 


=  - us F 2cus,eris, 2; 


Th: <h- ffe o; wheat and barley, 
3: Cyripin,ns. 


m— 


S 


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A ch:ffe houſe, 

: Palcare,palearium,n. 
Chaſf.,o" vicleane. 

1 Accratus,ad. 

Mingled with, haſfe. 

1 Palcatus,accrarus,ad, 


haff:rne ro h-at water in. 
I "—_— Cx rwum,n. 
To Chaine,or tie in,or with chaines. 
1 Cateno. 


1 Catena,f. 


no,f, 
A Chaine#f Gold, to weare about 
ones necke, 
1 Torques,& torquis,m, vel f 
A little chaine. 
1 Torquilkus,m. 
That we weth a chaine. 
1 Torquatus,ad. 
A chane, or [mall collar which women 
weare about they necks. 
s. Murenula,f. 
The Chatae,or feple-rmy, faiFened 
ro the yoke,to draw by 
i Ampion 
A Cihgire. 


qc Cathedra,ſclla,f. 


A chaae mugs with l aeſt torts, which 
may be turned cucry way. 

1 Trochum. 

A compaſſe chaine, 

1 Hemycchs,m 

A priuy chare, ud 

1 Sella {amiltans,& familiarica. 
(haretor ſtalled, 

I Eathedratus,p. 

Of,or pertaining to 4 chane,or ſe at, 

1 Cathedrarius,cathedralitius,ad. 
T» Challenge, or fake to himſe!fe. 
1 Vendico,v.cla ms. 

To Challenge,o whenone challeng- 
eth ayoiherinto the field. 

1 Provouco. 

C balenged. 

1 Provocatus p. 


| Sub 1 chalengegor chalenging. 


1 Prevocano,t. 
vSurh a chaie £7, 
L Provocator, 
«A thingy dt all games. 
i Fantaihiusgm. 
Cr (919015 41 api 12.6,0r fighting with 
" © n 
\rmibloues m- 


1.1919 4 halenge, or chaleng- 


Provocatorus,ad. 

To Chalenge ope-ly for, or gone» 
ſay overly. 

1 Reclamo, 

A chalenge. 

Calumnia,exceptios 

A Chalice, 

1 Calix,m. 

A Chalice, or cup of earth vſed in ſa 


crifice, 


« Culalls, a, Sympinium, Gmpul. 


Akinde 'of — earth, con,erning 
wheat. 
Tlewie of erm 


2 coalker or be that werketh in chalk 
+ Cretarws,m. 

Se marked with chalke, 

1 Creratus 

(balke,or yr of chalke, 

1. Cretolus,ad. 

Of,or belonging fo chalke, 
1 Cretaccus,ad. * 


4 Thamber, x Xdes,f plu. 

A chamber ts lie, or fleepem. 

1 Cubiculam,a. 

A chamber wherein ficke men doe lie. 
1 Veletudinarium,n. 

A chamber with two brddes,or roam: 
with nve tables, 

1 Biclinwm,n. 

A bed chamber wherein the burhand 
and wife dee lie, 

: Thalamus 

A litle chamber neere the Maiftrrs 
chamber,where the ſernants tye. 

1 Pros,anuuhalamus, m. 

A Louble bed chamber. 

1 Am mus, Me 
A chambcy for one bedl,and two FFoole, 
10yned to another chamber all 1 one. 

1 Zetagretula,zctecula,f, 
A ( hamber , wherem the Sexton, op 
( Purche keeper doth lye. 

1 Paſtaphort 


Abride-camber, i Paſtophorid, n. 
An inne! chamber,or pariour, 

1 Conclave.n, _ - 
A chamber mn the ypper part of the 
houſe, 1 Conaculam,n. 

A chamber wherewnto men onely-re- 
ſort. 1 Andron, 

A (Chamber onely for women, wo. ein 
they ſþin and weaue, i Gyreaum,n, 
A ſecret chamber, 1 Ceila 

M7 ( 0nnſ*\. chem?'rs 

1 Diſcretonum, n. 

A ( amber of preſences 

1. Cubile vr ag buf re” 
Chaney:, vr many hoyfes one 
key, 1 Canclavia 

A letti; forebof v vpper. che nbers ts 
hire, ay ny 

He 


a<gaculatia. ' 


-” "WEARS * unit © 6 DO i ri > Iii 


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CHA 


CHA 


CHA 


He th -t (5 lerterhyow chambers, 
1 Canacularius, m, 
A Yro: me 9 the chambey, 
1 Cub'cularus, m, 
AN | jon of the Chanke, 
1 Adimflionalis,ra. 
A (hamber-feilow. _ 
1 Contubernalis,contwbernio, m. 
A ( bomgerlame, ( bamberer, tr he, 
or jÞe, that wuteth tr a Chamber. 
1 Cubicula: is, lectſterniator,maſc, 
trix, f, 
A chamberlaine, that hath the charge 
of money, 
i Arcarius, m, 
A Chamboremad, 
1 Pedidſequayt. 
The he..d ( andeededia 
1 Decu1v cubiculariorum. 
That hath beene a ( hamberlaime. 
- Excubrculanus, m 
O/,or belonging ts achamber or cham- 
berl, une, 
1 Cubicularis cubicular#, vi; -_— 
A Chambc 1 Ma'v 
C. (Cha ig * TD Dakance, 
A chambcriaie «f « Cre. 
: Quaſtor Vrbanus, 
__ office af ſuch a (omen anes 
uzitura,t. 
7D vI belonging fo ſuch 4 ( hamber - 


I « Quulenimad. 
Chambler, 
2 Cymaule,n. pannus yndulatus, 
A garment o) of { hamblet, 
'Vndulata. 

2 Veſts * ymaulis, 
To make Chamfuring C hanels,or Tee 
bat 5m ft ones,or 1ombes. 

1 trio, 

( hamfered, 

1 Sti1atus,p. 
A <<. wnfe; Fchanelh, or rebate, 

1 Serix. 
A chamforing, hs , Or making 
hellow, 

x Stxcrura ſtria,f. 

To Champe, vide ro chew, 
Achamyton, 

1 Pugil,com.g.a'hleta,agoniſta, m, 
A championuſt1g to fight with hurle 
bats,or club:, 

1 Py2macus, 

The exerciſe of a champion. 

1 Pugilatus, m. 

(6 op. on like, 

1 Publice. 2 Herculec,adv. 
Champion, «7 p/« ne ground. 

1 Campus, m, 2 Zquor camp1, 
Of champion rownd. 

1 Campeſter, & campeftris,ad. 
Chauncellonr. 

1 Cuſtos ſil regjj. 

A Chanell,canel, or owtrer, 


1 Cloaca, f. canalis, du. g. aquzdu- 


Qus. 
A little chanel. 


' 2 Collabefadv 


1 Canaliculus. m. 

The chanell of a rtuer. 

1 Alvews,m. 

The 4zepe chanclls of the Ses, 

1 Vectes,m. 

Chanels i» pillars, vie Chamfre. 

To Change oe thing /or another, vi: 

to excha) Le, 

To change from one plies to another. 

1 Tranimwuo. 

= -_g a out of ons forme mt o ane- 
her 


I Tran aro. 

To change 0 out of one hand into ano- 
they. 

I Tranſſuno. 

To change [rom one nature, ty colour 
Fo another, 

I Muto, 

To change,and turne into.) 

1 Migro. 

To change habitation, or lodgr: 'L- 
1 Demugro. 

To change agame, 

1 Kemuts. 

To change, or d:geFF perfethy. 

I Decoque. 

To ch, angehu opinion, 

2 FlcRere judicium, 

Deccdcre de (ententia. 

To char ge the mariner of, 

2 Infleto. 

To change om, and twrne to. 
2 Inclino. 

Tobe changed, 

1 Mutor, vide to alter, 

To be changed into. 

2 Tranko. 

To make one change hu mand. 


( hanging, or altering. 
: Mutans, v.rians, p. 
Changed, 
1 Mutatis, permutatus, Variatus, 
( hang d frombetter to worſe, 
3 Pejoratus, p. 
( n=nged from hs proper nature , and 
dr awne to ſome other vſe, 
2 Modificatus, p. 
A charye. 
1 Commuratus,m. varietas, vicis,F. 
A changtvge 
1 Mmatio, c 
A chav. ging one _ or another. 
1 Perunuatio, F. 
Ach mg ng ly cour/e, 
1 Viciſſitudo, f, 
A changing from one place to ar;0- 
ther, 
I Trarkmmatio, f. 
A changing from ore forme into ano- 
ther, 
1 Transfiguratio,metamorphoſlis,f, 
A chang g of purpoſe, 
1 Digreſſio. 
( bangeablereſſe, 
1 Inconſtantia , Mutabilitas , fcr- 
min. 


( hangeable, or that s, and may eaſily 


be charged, 


1 Mutabilis, variabilis- 

( hange«ble, or vneontFant. 
i Mutabilis, varins, inſtabiliss 
2 Multplex,ad. 
Chwigeabletn words ox deeds, 
1 Vecſutus, 2 Verſipellis, 

( hangeable of colour, 

1 Diicolor, verficolor, ad, 
Changeling «#:/dre: . 


2 Lamiz, t. 


A changeling that is put 11 place of 4- 


nother. 


1 Subditns , fubdititius, f@ppoſins, 


ſuppoſititius, 


A ——_— of Money, vide Banker. 


A Chanon. 


+ Canonicus, m. 
To Thap,:» unk , o& gap 


1 Hio,fatiſco,dehilcv, 2 Uiflio. 


To chap, as the ground chapped, 


2 Chaſmari. 
To make a thap, 
Hulco, 


A chap,or chimke, 
1 Kima. 2 Fiſlura,ffura,f, 


sA little cha 
1 Rimula + 


A chap of the ground. 


I Chaſma. 
A chapping, 
2 Fill, © 


(.pier clifts in the hand, or other 


parts of the bod'e made by cold, 


1 Rhagades,f.& thagadua, n. 
( happe 4,or chinked. 


I "—_———_ 2 Saiflus, faſ- 


F as FF chaps . 


1 Rimolus, ad. 
As 11 were by chaps, 


1: Hiu'ce, adv. 


By <> p? aud cut!s 
1 Intcrcilce, adv. 


A Chap, «4 the chape of 4 ſeabard, 


2 KRoſtrum,n, 


A Chaplame, 
1 Capellanus. 


A Chaplet, «r garland. 


1 Corona,ft. 


A Chapman. 


1 Mercator, [nitjror,m.trix, f,merci- 


dicus,mercativus, ad. 


( 61pmanſhip. 


I wy cnt 2,n, 


I OS 

A lir:le Ch ppell. 

1 Henula,f.capellula,f. 

A Chappell wubmn the bouſe. 
1 Lararum,n. 


The Mafter of the (happell, or chief 


man in the ur Wer. 
1 Precemtor, choragus. 
To qr mewn le: by Chapters. 


1 Capitulo, 


| The ( hapt: x of a Books, 


1 Caput, 


CHA 


CHA 


CHA 


1 Capur,capiriium,n, 

( bapter by chapter. 

: Capitulatim, adv. 

The Lhapter of « pillar. 
1 Fpiftyhum,n. 

A Chapter houſe, 

2 Exedra,f. exedrum 
Charcoale, 

1 Carbo, m. 

A Chare, vide Buſmneſſe. 

T» Charge, or command. 

1 Impero, jubeo, Mando, Admando, 
Pico,cdico. 

To eharge by proclamation, 

1 Edico. 

To charge often, 

1 Pracepto. 

To charge before, 

1 Premando. 

To charge pon pare, 

1 Interminor. 

To charge moreoner, 

2 *uperimy cn ). 

To be charged,or commanded. 

1 Imperor. 

( harged fafF. 

2 Otftrictus,p. 

A chage, or commandement. 

I Iuſſus, ms, Edictio, tf. Mandatum, 
imperium,n, 

He, to whom chayge # giuen. 

1: Mandatarius,ad. 

Te Charge, or bwden. 

x Onero. 

To be charged,or loadenwith. 

2 Induor. 

So charged. 


Nis 


x Oneratus,o » 

( hargeable, or burdenows, 

x Oneroſus, ad. 

To aſrigne to ſome charge + 

1 Delepo. 

To take charge of any thang. 

I Is 

To doe ones charge well 2nd throughly. 


I . 
To haze charge oucy ſome buſineſſes 
s: Prafum. 
To haue the charre of. 
Czro 


3 

To haut the chayge of anothey mans 
buſineſſe. 1 Procuro. 

VV hich hath executed ſome charge. 

s Funfus,p 


( ommutted tones charge, 


' 21 Commendaus, 


”_ 


A charge, office ,or gouernmert. 

1 Cura, proeuratio. 3 Mums,nego- 
tum,numſterium, provinca,t, 

A charge 114en to oxt, of that taketh 
vpon him, 

a Ons. ,N. 

The executing of ſome charge,or office, 
I FunRio, © 

An —_— to a charge,or office, 


I b 
He that vath the charge under another 
x z Ms, 


He, oy ſhe, that hath the charge of 
ſomething for another. 

1 Procurator,m. & trix,f. 

He that taketh «n him the charge of 
any bufine ſe, 

3 Eulabes, m. 

To lay to enes Charge. 

1 Infimulo,exprobro, 2 Obijcio. 
T5 lay to ones charve fal(cly. 

s Calumnior, =xeſu{c9 

Laid ts ones charge. 

2 Objeaus, p. 
A lying to ones charge, 

1 Exprobratio, 3-Objedis,Ff. 
(harged with, 

2 Obnoxms,ad. accuſatus,p. 
Charge, cr co#?. 

: Sumptus,m. vide { #f, 

( hargeably, or coftly. 

1 Sumpmoſus. 
A Charger,doubleror great platter 
1 Patina,paropfis,f, catinum,n, 
CTharte, or ware, 

I Camus,ad, 

To guide « Chartot, or drive 4 ( ba- 
r'or. 1 Aungo- 

A Chariot or chaire, 

1 Currus,m- plauſtrum,n. rheda,Ff. 
A chariot for warre,armed with hooks, 
to hurt all that paſſe by, 

1 Covinus,m. 

He that drinath ſuch a chay; ot. 

1 Covinarius,m. 

A chariot wherein 1 mages were cared. 
1 Thenſaff. 

Al chariot ww rem wornen were caricd. 
2 Pilentum,n. 

A chariot with foure wheeles, 

1 Carrus,m. & carrum,n. 

A chariot hating high wheeler, 

3 Carricuemm,n. 

A little chart, 

i Carriculum. 2 Carrculum 

A Flemuiſh,or French charizt. 

1 Petoritum,n. 

A kind of d:licate chariot, 

1 Pampillum,n, 

A ſwift chariot, 


A plact where they did w/e ts rune 


4 
with chariots. 


1 Trigarium,n, 

That hath on it the print of a chariot. 
1 Quadrigatus,ad. 

Sermung to a chariot, 

2 Rhedaris,ad: 

Of the fajpwn of achariot. 

3 Cunulis,ad. vide ( arts 
Charittte, 

1 Chanitas. 

Very charitable, 

+ Charativus. 
Charlcſwaine. 

I Trones, mM. 2 Plauſtrum, n. 
To Charme, ox incbaure, 

I ns dot 


Ty charme away,or uncharme, 
1 Recanto, 

A charme,or inchauntment. 
1 Inc ,incantatio,f. 
2 Carmen,n. 

A tharme to cauſe one !0 one. 
1 Amatorium carmen, 

A charmer,ke,or ſhe. 

1 Incantator,m. & trix,f. 

A charmng,or inchat.ringe 

1 Incantato,pracantatio. 

2 Cantatio,F. 

A charming aray, 

: Recantatio,f, «f 

A C harnell howſe. 

1: Otharia,f. 

A Charter, or wriring. 

r Di . 2 Charta,f. 

A e,or Tenniſe. 

2 Meta,f, Terminus,rm. 

A Chaſe,or Forreſt. 

1 Luais,m, Sylva,f. 

To Chaſe, or (une. 

1 Venor, pervenor, 

2 Secor,aguo,perazito. 

A chaſtr,or kunter, 

I bn & rrix,f. 

zV » Mm. 

Of,or 7s ro chaſing, 

1 Venaticus,ad, 

Te Chaſt,or driue. 

2 Premo. 


To chaſe,ov dyiue away. 
1 F ) o. 2 Agico, 


1 Excurio, % 
To chaſe A 
1 Dittugo. 


2 Excuſſus,cffugatus, , 

A chaſing _— rd, 

: Propulſatio,f. propulſts, m. 
Tobe Chall,or lime chattly. 


3 Virgino, 
(beititie. Caſticas, pudicitia, virgi« 
nitas. 2 tas. 

Making cthaſt. 1 Caſtific us, ad. 

» 1 Caſte, pudice. 

To Chaſtiſ:. ; 

i Caftgo. 2 Conipio. 

Tochaſtaſe, or rate, 2 Inceſſo, 

To chaſtiſt with other, 

1 Concaltigo, 


1 Caſtieator,m, & trix,f, 

A chaſti ſing. 

1 Caſtigatio. 2 Coercitio, f. 

That may,or ought to be chafti{cd. 

1 Caſtigabilis, ad, vide ro corre@, 

and pwurtfh. 

To Chat, 67 rake many word: , vide 

10 prate, | 
T 


CHA 


CHE 


——— — 


To chat together. 
1 Confabulo. 
To chat peartly, 


il arrio. 

( hatred —_ 

I Intergarritus 

Chattels __ a Leaſes, and ſuch 
like. x Res reales, vel bona realia. 
—_ perſonal, as Horſes, and ſueh 


like. 

x Perſonales 
Prediales "_ 
To Chatter as birds doe. 

1 Garrio,obgarrio,adgurio. 
To chatter like a (row. 
7 Cornicor. 
The chattering of birds. 
1 Garrizus,m. garritas,F. 
That chatt:reth much , 
i: Garrulus,ad, 
E wer chattering., 
3 Garruloſus,ad. 
To Chatter, or make 4 noiſe. 


i C 


repito 
[d2on, vide (anddron. 
-1 Shantdn of caales,i, _ buſhels. 
To te, or bap , ; 
1 Accido, conti 


To come by chance. 

2 Incido. 

To chance ſuddainely on a thing. 
3 Incido. 


To get by chance of lots. 

t Lortior, 

It chanceth, Mt 

1 Contingit,accidit,evenit,im 

( hanced by fortune,or lot, me 
x Sortirus,p. 

That chanceth, 

1 Accidens,contingent 

2 Incidens,p. 

{{haunce. 

1 Caſus,m. fortuna, ſors,f. Evenus. 
A good chaynce. 

1 Fortuninm,n. 

Ill chawice, or chaunce-medey. 

1 Infortuntum,n. vide Mnf9rtwne., 
A chauncr; or preſent occaſion, 

1 Res,f. 

An beaue chawnce. 

2 Phga,k. 

One —_ by channce. 

10 

( hauncing, or © Ppening by chaunee. 
1 Fortuitus,ad. 


iA 
x Cella, f. 


| but Prieſts came. 


mm 


The Chauncerie. 


1 Tabularium,ng 
A ( hauncerie manyoy pratfitiener in 
the Law; to draw out writs. 
: Formularmus, m 
A Chaundler. : 
1 Sebator, uS,Mm. 
A VVax (baundler. 
x _Cerarius,lychnopaus,m. 
i Conn jog. y 
aumter, or 1 ſinger. 
1 Przcentor, choroſtates, mg vide 
Singer, 
To Chawe, vide to chew, 


1 A CThauntric, i. 4 Chappell where 


they wſe to ſi,g ſermice, 
To Cheapen. 

1 Commercor,liceor 
To be good cheape. 

I Vileo. _ 

To wax cheape. 

1 Vileſco,cvileſco. 
To make cheape. 

1 Villito, 

A cheaper of wares. 

1 Licitator,m, & trix. f. 
A 573. may 4 

1 Licicatio, 


Better cheape. 
1 Viltus,minoris pretij. 


C _—_— 

1 Viliecr, ids, iſſime,adv. 

To Cheare,or make cheereſull, 
1 Exhularo, Letifico, 

T's be chearefull, 

1 Hilaro, lulareſco« 

To looks chear ef liz. 

2 Sereno. 


Cheare. 


| 2 Vulkus,m. veexciditilli viltus, His 


cheare u gone. 


Chearefulneſſc,or pleoſantnreſſe. 
z Hilaritas, £, 


C hearefull, or pleaſant. 
: Hil Jews,ad, Hileramgp.. 


C _— meyrily. 

1 Hilatier,lete,us,adv, 
To Cheare, or encourage. 
x Exhortor, hortor. 


Cheaefulnſſ, or lielmeſſe. 
rp . ny 
'2 Horatio, l TE 
( bearefull, or lely, 


__ 


WY 


— 


('hearefully, or _— 

: Alacriter, ady. 

To make good CCheare together. 

2 Congrzco, & congreecr, pergre - 


cor, 

Sumptuons in cheaye, 

1 Dapaticus, vide Feaftmg 

A Cheat, vide Prey. 
Theifetarne, vide [aptaine. 
*Thecke,cr Fawne. 


arpocnangeykrge , 

2 Corripio, peritring 

Fo ge a price chk halfe a check. 
2 Submoneo,& ſummoneo, 

Tobe checked. 

2 Corri 


A check, or rawut. 
1 C | "api 


tium, Lakhs 
nitum, n. 
Sharpe checks, or nipping tawnts, 

2 Sales, pl.m. 

A checker. 

1 Conviciator, m., 

T- Checke, or interrupt ones talke, 
1 Obrogo, 2 keclamo, vide (on- 
frowle. 

To make Theckerwozke, or other 
l:ttle worke,with [mall peces coloured, 
as intablet,hoard:,and parements. 

2 Vermiculor,aris. 

A ſmall precegthat men make checker- 
worke with, x Tellellizf, 

( heckerworke, 

1 Teſſcllarum, n. 

M ate chec _ \ e,or in cheokerworke, 
1 Teſicllaws, 


4 I#:tle checks 


The two Pr» of the cheeke?, that are 
Puffed vp with blowing, 

1 Buccz, f. 

(beeke teeth, 

iC 

”_ echikebone. 


The cheeke apple, 4 round ball under 
the eye. 


1: Gena,mala, f. 
An Hogges cheeke [owſed. 


2 Syncput,& finciput, n. 
He, or theys which haye great blob 


He, or they, which hawe great cheekps 
and broad mowt hes. 

x Matrici, orum, & matrici,on. Ma- 
Qicos. 


Cheeſe. « Caſeus, m. 


| 


Soft + 


PP li 


| CHE 


CHE 


CHE 


Soft cheeſe. 

2 Prefſum lac. 

(herſe made of Maves mulke. 

: Hippace,f. p 

A kind of old File chooſs; alſo rotten 
cheeſe, firll of Miter, and ſeaſoned with 
vmeger, 

2 Tyrotarichus,m. 

Cheeſe mate vpon <——_ called fejb 
cheeſe, and lackmas 


Cheeſe renner, or the reuning , which 
tarneth mulke 1nts cy mals. 
' j Co n, 
prof 

I "LET 
A cheeſe-fat. 
2 Forma, fiſcella,fiſcina,f, 
A cheeſe. cake. 
I | = -01 "JOY £. 
A cheeſe .monger. 
SY JaQarius,n. 

ert aining to e. 
1 Caſcaries - wb 
Chetfage. 
1 Vetyal. 
Chetfe perſon! of a Citie, 
1 Optimates,primates,m. 
A _— r that keeperh euidences. 
1 Arc 

A cheife rourrnor in a citie with ethers, 
- Primas, m Lt A 

e that u > gy, in any 
order. 1 Corighaus, m F 
The cherfe, 
2 Princeps, com 
C beifedorve & 
2 Principalicas, F. 
The chef 1 ru! <, bee or autberine. 
: Prim 
_ cherfe part, 

'us,Mm. 
The cheift praiſes, 
1 Primz, arum, f. 
Cheife,cr principall. : 
1 Preadpus, 
mon] 


ximus,ad, 
y Pefuor cheifeſt of «ll the reſt. 
CO porifſimus, 
C heiftly,principally,or epectally. 
1 Precipue, preſertim. » Maxime, 
7 >= "em 


A Cherie. 
1 Ceraſuim,cerahum,n. 
A (heyie tree, 
z Ceraſus, f. 
MA (Cherie ftone, 


Cl —_ 


o,focillo,alo. 
aye nr fy nk 
2. 

or neayiſh 1 ogethey 


| x veo,collatto,coiafies,con- 


(eriſhed. 


- . 
yo, 
iC 

—_— 4 


Fo Cherne,r make butter. 
I rum agiare, 

A Cherne for bwiter, 

1 Fidclia- 


A g onder hr a vermine commonly 
lymg wndey ones, or ies 


—y af Cleft. 
2 Scruporum 
larrunculorum luſus 
A (beſſe.board, 
1 Abacms. 2 Alveus laforus, tabula 


laruncilaria. 


— laronum, 


To Chelt dead beds wh ſpice, and 
ſweet ont ments, 
1 Pollincio,is. 
He that ſo cheſteth. 
3 Pullincor, 
Such a cheſting. 
1 Pollmeurayf. pollinus,m, 
A cheſt wh:rein dead bodies are cared. 
2 Loculus, m. p 
A Cheſt or coffer. 
1 Arca,ciſta,capla,F f. Scrinium,gazo- 
phylacium,repofitormm,n. 
A little che#t. 
: Arcula,ciſtula,ciſtella,capſula,cap- 
ſella, F. Scrinivlum, n. 
A little cheft wherein lots were put at 
the chuſing of officers. 
1 Situla,t. 
oe cheſt t o heepe hookers in. 
1 Librarium,n. 
A cheſt to keepe any papers, or wr 
tings ins 
1 Chanophylacium, 
A cheit,or place, wherein euxdences,or 
ſuch like writings are kept. 
: Tabularum,n, 


A cheſt conered with leather, 4s is 4 


A chef wheroin Mercers put their 
wares, 

2 Nidus, m. 

A cheſt, or cofſer maker. 

x S$cimarus, m 

Thet teoreth a dof. 

| 2 Ciſtfer, ad. 


A mans Cheft,or treaf,, 


| > Paflng a 
_ "BE 


One that @ hollow cheſted. 
1 Pe ad, 

A Theſtin, r cheftnur. 

1 Nux, © younger cam 

nd of great cheihad , called a 


A kind of| greater round cheiFit . 
1 Balanucs, f. 


A cheſtnut —_—_ the cbefinug 11 ſelfe, 
» Caſltanea, f. 
- | ſet with cheſinut trees, 
, N- 
bac of cheſtnut tre 


Cheuenl. 


To Chenue, vide Thrine. 
Cheviſance, f, vide Bargaining, 
To Chew meat. 

1 Mando,commanduco,maſtioo. 


1 Mandor. 

( bewed, or chawed. 

3 Manducatus, h 

2 Confetus,p. 

A chewinggor chawing. 

I Mandacatio,Maſiicatio.C, 

2 Confeto, t, 

He that alwaie chaweth, w eateth, 


A chewing of the cud, 
3 Ruwinatio, f. 
A Chibboll, 

1 Czpula,vcl 
The blade Ml a ( 
2 Talia, f, 

A Chicke, or chicken. 

z Pullus, m. 

A lie chicke. 

x: Pullulus, m. A 

A chicks new hatched, or PH 

1 Pullaſter, pullicenus, mn. I 
-Acncken keeper boſe 

x Pullarus,m. & pullaria,f. 

A bathmy of chickens, 

1 Pullatio,pullitics, f, 

The brood » young chickent them» 
ſelnes, 1 Pullities, 

Of, or | e'onging to chickens, 

1 eo | 

To Coe, or rebuke. 

1 do 


> chude, vide Brawle, 
To chne carneſtly with 020 


Te chide with one, or to fad bamſeife 


——_— 


"» 


em 4 


| 


td 


CHI 


CHI 


CHI 


A chder. 
I __ jurgator, m, & jur- 
Rar 


A chiding, 
x Objurgatio, compellatio, f. jug}. 
um, n. 

( h:ding, or belonging to chiding, 

1 Objurgatorius,ad. 

Chiinghy. 

1 Objurgiter,jurgiol<, ady. 

Chfefe, vide c berfs. 

A Lhilblaine. 

1 Permo, m. 
A little chuilblaine, 

1 Perniunculus,m. 
To ve great with child. 

» Gravidor. 
To be the fathers owne child an conditi- 
ons, 
42 Pattiffo. 
To play the chnld., 

1 Pueratco. 
To wax achnld »gaine,or play the duld 
1 Repucraſco. 
A <h11d, 

1 Puer. 
2 Partus,m. depubis,ad. 
(ldren. 

1 Libeci, filij, m. 
A little ch:l2, oy bahie. 

1 Puſio,F infans, com.g. AUOEATS: 
puerulus, puſillas. 
A woman cluld. 

1 Virguncula, puclla,puerula,f. 
A child borne before bus £1972, 

3 Paer aboravus,m. 
A cul { borne before day. 

1 Manius,m, 
A child borne after bis fathers 
death, 

1 Poſthumus puer,poſthuma proles, 
poſthumus, m. 
A cdld lung after by fathers 
death, 

1 Patrianus, 
A child ſweking long , or wantonly 
brought vp. 

1 Mamwothreptus,m. & pta,f. 
A fat herleſſe cbild, 

1 Pupi)ſus, m. & pupilla, £ 
A ſuekimy 4; t, 

1 Pyer lactens. 
A foſter thild, or one that ſucketh of 
the fame mike. 

1 Puer collataneus. 

A child borne a; the Sunne riſing. 

1 Lucius, ma. 
A child of one yeare old, 

1 Pucr anniculus, 

( bildren of the 6ge of two yeares. 

i Eimult,ad. 

( bildren of the age of three yeares. 

1 Trimuli, ad. 

{hildren bores with their feet fore 
w ard, 

1 Agnppe. 
C Evra: of Kires,or Princes, 
1 Regulizm, Regij pueri, 


F1 


2 . 
4 -_ 


(Children of Noble men, clad in ve- 

ſiures of Purple, untill they be ſenen- 

reeng yeayes of age, 

1 Pratextan,% pretextatz. 

(ildren taken by elfes, vide (hange- 

lings. 

A child new borne. 

1 Pucrpcrium,n, 

A child borne when the fathey is out of 

the Comtrey, or an old man. 

: Proculus 

A child, obeſe father dieth before bu 

grandfather. 

1 Opiter,m. & opitrix,f. 

A child d-livered by _k bom, or one 

cut out of lu mothers belly. 

1 Cz(0,onis, m. 

or _— borne ſlowly , ſuch an one 45 it 
ng before they be deliuercd * þ it. 
ordus pucr, & cordus, ad 

child caſt or throwne out into the 

ftreet, whoſe father # unknowne, 


1 Expoſitas, vel 
Expoſititius, 
ProjeAitwus, > pur. 
ProjeQtus, 


A chuld that h..uing been abuſed againſt 
nature, now too ſtale for that unlaw. 
fall pleaſare. 

1 Exoletus, m. 

The child m the mothers wombe, before 
it haue perfect jhape. 

1 Embryo, com.g. 

A chld, or twinne, which being borne 
with another, that being abortiue doth 
come to perfelt birib, 

i1V 5,m 
A child whoſe f alher lizeth, 

1 Patrimus,m. & patrunaF, 

T9e time of a womans lying in cluld- 
bed, 

1 Puerperium,n. 

Grearne ſe with cluld. 

i Graviditas, f. 
The being great with child. 

1 Pregnatio 

Three children - one birth, 


| x Trigemini, 


(hild- + wg the deliwerance of g 
clnld. 

1 Ninus,us,m.. 

A woman in child. bed, 

1 Infantaria,f. 

T'n4t beartth children, or cawſeth to 
beave, or bring forth cluldyen. 

1 Puerperus,ad. 

Great wm child. 

i Gra Tregnans,ad, 

(hilJhbed. bs 

1 Pueriia,t. vide. Age. 

Euen from bu chilthood, 

1 & pueritia, ab infania, 2 paryu- 
ws ab incuncc Xtate, 4 tcneris an- 


2 2 ab incunabiiis , a tencris vngui- 
5. 

Of, or belonging to a ehild. 

« Pucellia puallarks ad, 


VV ithout children, 

1 Illiberis,im 
Childithnelle, 
1 Puriua, 


Chuldsſh paitimes. 

2 Nuces,f, k 

(aldip. 

1 Puerilis, 

2 Ludicer, 

That u of childiſh, er womarly con- 
ditions. 


Childiſhly. 
1 Pueniliter, Iuyenuliter, 
To be Chille, or ſhake with old, or 
breme, 
1A 
To wore for feare. 
x Cohorreo. 
( hilneſſe with cold, 
1 Alzor,m. 
4 hill n with cold, 
1 Algidus;Przg elidus,ad. 
_ maketh bal. 
ificus,ad, 
tme of Bells. 
2 _ laſſicum. 
Frequeatamentum tintinnabulocum, 
neur, 
A ( hime- keeper, 
2 Nolz curator,m:. 
A maker of ('himes. 
i Faber automatarius. 
A Chymney 
1 Caminus , a,” Dh fimarius , for. 
nax, f. 
2 Lar, m 
A Chinmey wherein fire. 
2 Lucens locus. 
_ /; m. \dany tunnel of a chimney. 
« 2 Spira- 


—_—_ 
Made ihe a chimmey. 
I pr ene owe 
chrzney ſweeper, 
I awe. 4 4 
T'»e Chin-conxh. 
1 Pertufhis,t. 
The Chb1e of man or beaft, 
1 Trachelus,m. 
2 Verwebra, Vertiibula, f. Spinz cra» 
res, 
The lowey part of the ebire, 


n 
nad £1 - ama 


1 Vro 
The chin of a fins 
2 Spina piſcts. 
To Chinke «s the ground doth, y.To 
cbappe. 
To ſtep <hinkes, 
1 Obſtipo = 
He thas Pppet chmnkes, 
: Obſlipator,m. 
A chi ake,or cleft in the ground which 
a Uholent ſtreame running downe the | 
hill doth make. 


1 Charadra;filliua,f, 


— 


- 


4 


C HO 


CHR 


— — — T_— 


A Chinne. 


| 1 Menturhyn. dc 


One that hath a chunze longer then ory 
dinarie. 1 Mento, m. 
Great chmned, 
1 Meitatus,menolugad, . 
T; Chip, aroc bread. 
1 Trzicco, 2 Dilhings.: 
To chip with an axe, 
1 Aſo, dedolo, 
To «ip round bout with an ame, 
1 Cucumdols. 
A cdip,or that which bewed of» 
1 Secamentum,n. Adula, f, 
C kipr,that ( arpent age mike. 
Gthidia, of. 
Chips to kindle fure, 
2 Fomcs,m. | 
The chipping 0} f bread, 
I Relegmina pants, 6 bs 
2 Quiquliz c:uſtarum, YT 
| GA bread < ppg 
i Mica pang, 


Chiro 

I Chirogaplom. 

To bo jtrpe, 44 4s, parrow. 

I 101! oO, 

A oh: rpug of mall birds, a chirkng 
| 1 Minuzwo, mM 3Wrizatio, |. camus 
| avium. 

| Chiromancic. 

i Chiromantia. 

A Ehiturgion, 

1 Clururgus 

A (hirurgion, which healeth outward 


d:iſcaſer , with laying mellifyug Plain 
jr" to the carmen parts. 


A tlt 

1 Scalper, m. Scalprum,n. 
A little ch my 

1 Scalpellus, m 


A Chit, or Feekſem the fo 
encigo,lenticula, f. 


e, or be- 
die. 1L 
Full of chats. 


A Chitterling. 

1 Omatum,n. T aliGan wepier: 

A ſmall gut \or chitterling ſalted, 
Hila,f & & Hulla,orum,a. 


4 hoked, or firangled,.. 
LA 1 Strangulatus, cnecatos,p. duffoca-; 
| toboler, he that ch 
_ rhe the kh, 
A choking, 

Sofoca 


| 


1 Picrocholi, m, 

C hol nicke, 

1 Filioſs, Cholericus,ad. 

VV rtheut choley. 

: Acholos 

- Chooſe, elef?,or makg chaſe of. 


2 0 0 dane,or appoint. 
I Del deloo car Rus: 
To Arid cr appoint another in by 


p "Sublego, ſubſtiue. 
To chooſe,pick out, or cull, | 
1 Excerpo,deligo, ,\ego. 

2 Delumo, ſecerno, | 

To cheoſe itito @ compariies 

1 Allego. 

To cheoje, or ioine to 14 4 thing, or 
perſon, 


1 Aſciſco, 
Ts chooſe,or take fr. ks child. 
' 1 Adopto. 
To choſe out plats. 
L SOrtior, 
To chooſe by lot, aſter others haze cho- 
ſen be res 
ft Sv 
C _—— 
1 Cooptatngg. lei 
| (hoſen, or picked out. 
' 1 Delecus,lcleQus excerprus, 
2 Delibatus,cxempus, p. 


( boſen into a compante. 
1 Alles, p. 
4 heſen,or _ unites 


Chinn om ame nn 

C _ by wey of muſter. 

I . 

( froiſe, or elefion, 

1 Eledio,delein,F. delediug,m. 


2 Optio,conditio, f. 
( horſe, or dixerſitie, 


0 Varietas, f. 


| Of mine owne choiſe, 
1 Sponte,abl, anc ico, 
A chooſcr, 


of F 
[20D 'n atbewng, 
BELL « 
ow” chee ſing - 2 [0mm <ttong others. 
1 Se 


" |! A chooftn wv; for,ro fill yp the place of 


ny” that were we refu ſed, 


C wo reuſe 


| c forts aſſociated vntogwiphon a7 
Lood caſe. 

'1 Aſciutius,Accitus,ad. - 

4. hoſen to mw drgnitie, by the oops 


| et = 


FY 


Mof? choilely. 
1 Le&iime, adve 


To or c«t off. 
1 6 uae nk BETS 
Ts chop ſnort, 


1 Pracido. ' | 
T chep,or change, Vide to change, 
Cho 


1 Truncatus,p. Tmnaus, ad, 
A chop. 

1 Divifkza, f. 

A chopper of. 

1 Truncator,m. & trix,f. 


chopping 
y Vuth chopping. 
1 Czsim,adv, 
To chat like 4 Chourh. 
1 Cornicor, 
A Chailmatozie , or lrile veſſel, 
cut of which Prowes were 4pnouncd, 


. cryſtallum, 
A kind of Coriftally barang wh:;te and 
blacke ſpots. _ 
1 Zeros. 
A glaſſe of nn 
ny 
Of,or belon ro Chuttall. 

1 Cryſtallinas, ad. 


Chult, our onely gnnointed Lord 


ard Sauour. 


le Cluiſten, vide Bapriſe, 
C T5 a 
Er agg 


ONpEBENUM,N, 
Tho/e that write ( hronectes 
I Chronic, 12 
( fron 
Ratio, vel boric =_ 
Akbind of h akearkh 
mn laſmuths ſe ; pram F 


S Church or Temple. 


z 1m 


,m 


' The 4 hurch, or cOn(regalrian of people, 


in the faith of (hraft. 

1 Feclefia,f. 

A ( inrch man 

1 Sacricola.m. 

A ( hurch yard: 

1 Squ'crewm,Cameterium. 

A ( burch V'Vargden, or C hwrch Rewe, 
I XA dls, | 


dad 


a8 


*4 


_ OO 24 * Pals, > Os Ro GOOG ANY 2 ODE 


a. * 


T 


ab 


(ER 


CIT 


——— _— 


| 1 Xdilis,hicrophilax ,naophilax. 


—_—_ 


—- 
— 


—_— 


4 


2 Procurator, m 


| A Chchwardeuſhip. 


1 ZXclitas,f. edilitium,n. 


| A Charch-porch, vide Porch. 


Of,or belonging to men of the Church, 
1 Sacerdo: alis, 

Tomake Churlt hb; or wee: e 

2 Aſjero. 

Tobe mal: na. * g-294) 

2 Ailpernr. 

(hu lybneſſe 

I Aipcritay,f, 

( barlyh, - 

1 Inaffabilis, inhuman. 2 Alper. 

C byrlijkly, or rigorou 

1 Inhuman?, ca righdd.) 

A CThurle, or caric rj the cormvie. 
1 Raſticus,m,vwrbanu;rudbs;jllibe. 
r..lis. 2 Parbarus, ad. ; 
(hurles in the {ountrie, 

1 Petrones,m. 

(hunlijkneſſ:, vr ru{neſſcofthe COMN » 
teecarles; 1 Ru beings, illiberaliras, 
2 Barbarics,F. 

Churliſbly, or clowniſbly. 

' Rultice.illiberalger, adv. 

To Thule, vide chooſe, 

A Chymere, 1 Exomis,F. 


C, ante 1. : | 


Ci or cichegeaſe, I Ci Ker,n. 
chlmgs, or pecrrecrohes. 
Cicrreala! |, 


4 cicle, or hooks, wſed r0 yo corne 
withall, vide Stele.- 

Cfo ex,- kind of cri meds of apple 
A ky E . - . 
tlzrte, or draperie, wroweht 'on t 
beads of pallars,ov pots, and made hke 
elo;th,or leaues yarn ders wates. 

I Voluta, f 
Cimte, vide Cement. 


; To pay onthe cimballs, 


+ 3 Cymbalico, CEN SOTE 
A ( 1mball. re. 2320008 


2 C a EB rn; 


Meckes layeth on cumballs. 
nc: | 


w Cipher , or i 
which # yead,or written, 


2 New 13%. 
hay=conly; in aumbring. 124 4 
x, Ciphsasf. 
| Cipeeſſe, 97 any fine Looney, 
1 Carbaſus,c.g. dy, i 
4 2g circle. 
1 Gyro. 
\Acnele, matt, 
'n 1 Circules,orbin,miPhare, 


| 


— A 


Togoe mn 


' 1 Orbile,n. 


A lutle,wy narrow corele, 

1 Orbiculus,m { 

A ctrcle about the Moone, 
: Halo & hafos;*" I 
2 corona, f. 

Cureles in the e. 

1 Coluri; Fa 


| A crele ehuiding one dare} the Fe 


| mamentFom the other, 


1 Horizon. 

A chcle in heauen, wherennto, when 
the Sunne commeth , the dayes be at 
the ſhorteſt, 

1: Chimermts 

Acucle m heaven, to vo which the Suhne 
commug , the day ant night be of one 
length. 

1 AZquatr,m, 

Creles avid lmes in the Phvre of thi 
world , drawne om the Eaſt tothe 
VVelt;bas: ing one of the poles for theer. 
centre, and m enerie-patt, one equall 
diſtant fom another. 

1 Paralleli, pl m L 

Two cir:les tn the  beanens ,» of equal 
diſtance from the equator ; the one 
called Tropicus Cancri ; the other, 
Tropicus Capricorni. 

1 Tropici,m. 

A corole; called Horiz.om, 

1 Finiens, 


Gnmon 4 

2 Vmbilicus folis.. 

( trcler,or opens, one incloſing ano- 
ther. 

1 Eccentrici orbes. 


= ircles made of "Bran, whey i Ao 


1: Arculata, -** ** 
Tae blacke cacle about this &ye; © 
2 we E. 

A cirelegonying of 4 tare” 
1 Aſpis,f. Orb. len, - 


. Halfe acircle. 
' 1 Hemicyclus, ad. - : 


Belonging to a cirele.” 
1 Circularis, ad:- - + 
Circle wiſe, 

I Circulatim,orviculatim,ad: 


W392,C007002 2 


| 2 Gyro, 
| Toctreuity wide 9 pomp of 


Acncut, + 

1 Ci m. 

A ctrcutt, or compa; ſing round: 
1 Ambinzw. 


The circus of a profe. 


The eircuit , or c0 

as 8f 1 (ond 
Ambitus,'\n. , 

A circuit , without the wallet of a 


Town: , vhere eh "* walke for 


ther ſolute, 


— 


| 3 Cautus £ 


| prudens, ad P- 


— 


LEA 


bones | 


| Circumcſed, 


1 Circumcilus, recuticus,p. 
One that 15 ercumerſed. 


I 
Circumciſion, or cutting oro: A 
1 Circumciſio, f, 
A Circumfrrnite;, or round corn- 
paſſe about a centre, 
1 Peripheria, citcumferentia,Ff. 
A Circumlocution, «4 when one 
ans u expreſſed v/ many. 
. my" 
Tor carcumſeribe. 
Circtmſccibo. 
ect, or ware. 


I —— _ profpicio, vi- 
jo 


ha is . 


, confideratus, 
Vene cir: ava 


1: Percautus, p, 
C ircumſpeftion, 


| 1 Circumſpedtls, 2 prolpicientia , 
diÞicentiaygilanda cura, 


Oc that 4" 4 th cates mſpettly. 
I CR 


| Cre 
| 1'Ca _ derat?.provide, 


A Circmtitancc of worar, 


SP. * ' 8 Ambage,abl.& ambages,pl f. 
Aluleciree, in the middeſt whereof | 
faſtened, 


A Circumſtance, that accompant. 

eth a thing, as t:megplace, Ge, 

I Circumſtantia » 'f 4 "Y 

To Circuumuent, vide todeceme, 

_— of Ciltr-, 
m. 

A lutle pare of (, i'ery.' 

1 Forficulus,m. torficula; fe 

To Cite, call, 7 ſuwnmon, 


1 Cito, 


| Ctted, 


1 Citatus,p. 

Atitation, or citmg. 

1 Citatio, f.' 3 Libells:m. 
py may —c 

T CWuURAS, VIDS, 

A SP or mo” wall:d. 


"|, » Oppidum 


' «Achieft, or morher-eto 
Tz 


I - 
A little citis, 


| 1 Vrbicula Feititieutmm | 
' nA eatte, or town engorportf' having | 


their proper lawyt5aind's 
I Muricipum, 0. 
A populous cre, 
1 Andronium, n+ 

' vAplage of fine cart, 
y 

| The ten cituCs. 

1 

nA citiewhere one a bare. 
: x Patria- 


| Acttie > » 


| x Penfilis vrbs 


{A citie, the people whireofcame wee 


, rom anther che he rae | | 


hb ——————_— 


To e,- _ 

x Circuna, prepurumamputs. 
"v4 {60 * 

mtmn—qcirn—s 


—— 


| lt 


oe - - - 


— R_ Lt. Ae A 


CEA 


— 


C'E A 


muruceþs com g. 
The freedome of a C uy. t 
2 Ciuitas,F. - | 
An order © 
: Claſfis,f." 
The companie of (51L.ents 
2 Cwitas,f. 

The fare of citizents 

2 Cvicasf*" 


OAcigy @ftbargedaf frtademe; 


I wy 
He that #s-not Tor made 4 citizew. 
2 Improles & umprulis. 
Of the «hne/e or mother c:tie, 
: Met 
The of thas,ouiq. | 
x Men 
C ivill,of,or belonging ta'@ vithe,  * 
I Pocicitus,civilis,c 
Dwelling macitie. 
1 Vibams,ad. 
Neere the oviae, or ——_— fo the 


1 Suburbauns,ed-- 7 ATETRATE 

Tert at 1gto CULT, \ 

1 Civilis. 

Cit12en like, 

I Cn wiliter,vrbanice. 

A Cittcrne, 

1 (rharayt. 2 Siſtrumyn, 

A Catronh videl1men, 

> Reo INDE 
itreus,ad, 34 - 1 


et;a ſweet poweter fo called, 
1 Zabethumyn. 


Cruility | 
I C ivilitas, vrbanias,F. 


citizens. -! {'4 © 


i? mbncy 60 frenger, 


Cimll affaryes, 


! 
2 Vibanitayf "bb 6.0012 


( twll,or gentle, . - * ©] 
1 C nalis,or,v1bars, 2 Belk 
Veridolwill.' 


Te Clacke wool: 
z Picis imprefſionem cxſecare. 
TvClacke. 


od fd he, 


x C © Opvtalum; ; 
JArlerhpaWitponges a 


I 
To luy,coney,or foule wirh Clary; * | 
1 Dehno, luc. 
To beconge «\ 
I — 4 03”-{54 I&o) 1 
Claygr ens inn an brig nant 
I Lcum dckramenemy,” wad 
| Pata genat tzeÞe 3.07 2:1uh 


| Cs 
OS 


litanus,merropolinites,m. | 


« 
— 


— —_— 


—_—  - 


: A 
VUh ay 
I Leucagill 


A no ts yr s | 
<2, n mettallte 


I pk ſconjum,n. creta eaſedndi 
Akind of hy od vftd'in grafting. 

2 Intrita,f. 

A kind of elay,clanyne like prich,v- 
ſed in old time for m Frerand m lamps 
Fo Seed of Wd the natire of brupi- 


te 


') 


Mixed pes hat 7 
7 Bituminatus,ad 
_ to ſuch clays 
$ Biumencus,ad. 
A kind of chathie clay galled bereroll. 
I Perrolium,n. | 
Fulters clay: Th 
1: Cimola terra, 
Clay $10u7d, 
1 Figularts terra. 
Blacke clayyer ewih. 
I Dore terra. 
- cl. - 
m:;h. T ” = h Pi 
Map of clay, 
1 Luteus,ad. 
Po ip. 


Oforkingny A nenY: onclay; 


I A d, «S015 nY 1v 
ty prey ah 00k 
1 » Veda 2 Aſſers, ''— ' 
To claeme,or attritute to ones ſelſe. 


lammuae. 

1 Ghitinoks,yiſcoſis, 2 Cemnad: 
Vene clammie. 

I tinoſts,ad. 

( lommuc like wr, i, 

1: Emp 

(lonmme like clay. 

1 Argilldevwide” 8 

C lammering,vide ehiing.” 
Clamour, _ _— 


TElnapr, © aw ore. v5 193.0 
x Colli Me ori: = a 


Teelnphuntls, 
Eq 


To clap the wings, 
1 Quatere alas, vel concutere. 
To clap with ones hands fer 19. 
1 Plaudo,applaudo. 
To clap vp _— or FH wrap up ton 
gither , 


: (olligo.. - 
To clap or beat vpon, 
2 Everberos 


,m. | 
or Hfroking with the hand. 
T n {mus,m. 

A clapping with the Lond: in figne of 
09. 


A clapping. _. : 

Tbs] m- vt jaQatus penna- 
rum. 
The clapping of the wings, 
Aclapper, or hee that clappeth the 


bands for loy. 
1 Plaufor ſor,m. 


The clapptr of a bell. 
1 (ampanz malleus, cawpanarius 
malleus. * 


yn onies be he 
T- Clarifts, Hot l = 
or e cleere, 
1 Clarifico. 
rat 
Car 4, 


<0 
P 


" Di 
_ prk2 8 


Cir en." we." 
Claricozdes, or inflrurnent; fo cal» 


r rAebeorkhite n.cſpineta, 
Clarivnsg, vide 79onpers, 

A Clarke of rhe church, v.Sextis, 
C larkes to help the eninifler. 

1 Hier 

_ (lokyorbe thas readeth Ov ly. 


= clarke of rhe Exchequer; * 

1 Libfarar,ni. Saba zrariis. © © 

Clerks of the Rolls, Scriniarij,mm. . 
ntlemgn: clgrke, ; 

* m. 

A clarks that writeth bookgy of reeks- 

nings fer bailifes : alſo rhe clarks of 

—_ and receuoys, 

1 Scripturarius,m, | 

An vnder-clarke. 

3 Libranalus;m. 

Aclarke that hath aready hand. 

| Pochirus,m,. 

A clarks itvaies attending, | 

1 Amanvenfis,m. Servus ad Banum. 

A like of Rs, x : 

1 Fpiſc 

A- Vlevke iF'the Market to foe ts 

we 194, As. 


1 Zycctares,m, 


% 


A i. Att 


1 


il. ne, 


LEP 
— —_—. 


| @Q LE) C.L:E) CLE 
To Claſpe rovether, | That may be made cleane. Somewhat eleare. 1 Pertucidulns,ad, 
1 gon ome 3 Tridiad, Very clearely, 1 Perlucide,adv, | 
on at C leady.. 13 + | To make Cleattor ave, 
: Subtibuto. | 3 Palamndie, >," | 3 Claro. _— 
Claſping about. ' Ferat OE er ibn. A apparant. TIE 
_ »Þ. Liquer.claret,jwnp- 
A claſpe,or rache. To ” cleave. . "A c leareneſſe,or 36_nnray Th 
1 Fibula ,n, I Enite>,niteo,niteſc>, 1 Perſpicuitas,cyxcrgiasf. 
The claſpe of a bdoke. m ——a cleanc,or paliſh. ( leare,or munifft . 
2 Otfendix, f. 1 Manifeſtus, lyculentus. 2 Perſpi. 
A little claſpe. Clare or cleanent cuns,apertus,coofpicuus 
: Spintherulom,n, OxBY"2-4) ogy C rw rr R 
( laſake, or (laſuc. od, e Gpaang as purent(ſe of 7” wind... ' 1 -Lucente okra pa» | 
Claſſicus,a,um. 1 Caſlimonia,puritas,ſ] + lim, cert. » Peripicugyclar@gdiluci« | 
To Clatter . vide to chat,or brabble C leauene ſſe,cieanlineſſe 07 neatneſſe. d2.a ,hquido,diſerte. 
A Clauſe. I P»litio, politura,polities,clegancia, þ ( leareneſſ.,,or pureneſſe. 
s Clauſula,f. f.nitor,m. 2 Sy ncemas,f. | x Puritas, 
A clauſe,or articles - —_—_—_— or ' poliſhing. ( leareneſſe of vace, 
2 Caput,n. of. 2 Claritas, yocis 
Wears which may be befo our, and 7 ag neat.” © Splendqr, | 
the ſenſe fhund out. 1 —_— ein P- CES Gr Clowe,lks cryftall. 
x 7 Paremhetis, ] gans,ad. "1 | 1 Diaphanum}. 
A clau:,or Fu ſentence i mm Orations. ( leanely, or neatly,” | C leare,oy pure, 
x Sententia,f. 2 Membrum, n, 1 Nitide, polite, apparate. 1 Purus,liquidus,limpidus,ad. 
By jhert clanſcs. Cleant raken out. (leareglikeglaffe. x Vineusad, 
- ſim,interciſe, —_ 1 Eraſes,p. ( leare without mixture. 
21,07 reed. #* To Cleare. ty | 1 Meracus,ior,iſſimts,ad, | 
to ſerat 1 Exc 2 Expurgo, vt ned lexre like Allows. .. 
4 claw. . ſe, to cleare Se 4 COS d, 
Vnguis;m. Forceps, goak . To cleare himſelfe of. | leave of fight. 
Clav? iV L 1 Purgo depurgo, cluogdiluo, Clef fg,» 
Toe clawes LAT wy , "bending i in bke —_ ſom, ; | Clearely, or purely, 
hothes, as in a (rab. Repurgatus,p. ; | x Pure, liquids. | 1. 
2 Acetabula,flagella,n. $iefons: C le —_— "Ws mY i þ To Cleane,cover cvs. | 
pata brachia c.ncrorum, LEY [1 F indo,liſcindo,ſeco, 
That hath claves, A - 6 be | 2 Suico vt ſulcare marias , 
2 Dizitatus, 1 Clangat ty T» cfeque-thpough.. 1 Perfindy. * 
A Clxwbacke. A clear.ng from, | To cleave wider, 15 b 
1 Palpo,m. | » | 2 Purgaro,cxpurgati To clenye before. 
To make Cleans. . , {leare from, = [ ane tn. 
1 Purgo, expurgo, perpurpo, ergo, . i þ Tocleaue mpreces,or a 
ny won ; | 1 Scindo,diſcindo,diffifgda.:; - 
lo,mund6,everm,verro — / i | Tocleawe wood. i Ligands + 
To mikecleane the noſe. A ev cleft; c: 
| 1 'Mungo, go. 1 Fiſſus,ſcidſus,m. 6doura,ſciſora, f. 
To = — p' age before, To waxe cleave, Te cleft of a pen, 1 Fiſlura.calami. 
, 1 Luceſco, illuceſco, dareſco, india. : {I-ft,orclouen, 1 Filſus,ſciſfus difal- 
Th cla ſo page facrifpner ror: rev. 2 Albeſco,vt albeſfit lux,theday | fas,inſefus, part. ..... © | 
- expio,luftro, - waxeth cleare. 1021 02/409343 4 8 —_— in is, | 
Tom. e leaner E Made cleave and. bright, 4 v," PAs {" |} 2 Bifidus, - 
| wee k —_ Dituiibe ; | 1 Colly | C nl 
Le cleane. 4 | | Cleareneſ:,or in ghrnt [ſe ihr 1 Quidrifidus,ad. 
x Verſus,cmunQus,abſterſis,numd4. | nef*. Thas may be cleft,or tlomen, - 
"ag | Cleareneſſe of the day,arre,or weather, 1 Filld44;ad:- - 
| Cleanſed with water. 1 Serenitas,F. Haning many clefts. 1 Multius.ad. 
| x Flows, p. Cleare firm ument mirbpap ends, To» Cleane,« 4 treeſhakgrwoth the 
( leanſed by ſacrifice. 3? « x: Sudum,n. _ or 4d (he ground ec leah, 1, 
x : Expiatus, p. Chana lrg' ie iv: foabepyt * ) 2 
Cleaned en rg ant fiah. —_ _-_ © = Acieſen atm Bagh 6 > 
"-1/. 1 | To Eleane 6 Pick fag tor) Nv 
of makin ceo glee  purgenz, p os clowd;. x Hereo,adhercogbbareo , 
x: Ablatio, 1 Tnmbilus, ad. To cleaur inr ts.) 1 Inh 
A maker < ve of © <> n boner enemy ſetioegh, To cleaye togetber. = red | 1 
x Foricarus,m v.c famwer proves. | »poipicuns, Tocleane tory grow 7 ens 
| Cleane, ihe 4 ei h2 toms! 6 yearn ay, aki ' 
1 Mz | C leare,or calm: without wand ff divet | Craving bande, I age" \ 
Very cleane 2 o TAANTYS Aclemang [+ ; LDP LL ICER I; 
n + Verycleave, x Perganucidugatt, | | x 
q , 


Cadbeſuogma-:1 1+ = | 


— 


—_ a 4 


| CLI > 


C LO 


CL O:. 


C leaning ts, ; 
1 Glutinoſus,ad. 
þ 7 ne gong cr IRC ry 
" lepe ade callycatled. 
The Ele wc. 
1 Clenis,m.ordo facricolarume 
A Clerke,vide Cl.rke. 
A Tlew of thread. 
: Glomus,m. v. bor; of thread, 
A Client. ; 
1 Clicns,com.g dientulus,m. 
A woman clieut. 
x Chentaf, 
A multitude of clients, betorgey | to 
ſom: noble,oy my man. ' 
I 
Tertauine to a client, 
1 Clicataris,ad. 


upesF, 
A Climate IT portion of the world. 
1 Plaga,orat. 
Climatericall. 
Climatericus. 
To Clime, or goe vp. 
1 Scando,a{cendo, conſcendo;fubeo. 
Toclime Vp0ne of! | : 
1 h 
—_ 
SJ 
Tobe rw” w/bon. 
1 Inſcendor., . | 
A climmg. vb | 
I Aſcentus,m ſcanſio,f. x: 
Hard to clime vp to. '\ 
1 Inalcenſus,ad. 1! 
Thay may beclemed,or Lor vp#n. 
1 Scanſtlis,ad; 


Tocl-n< the fit. 
To e(rhob ww the: "Smith nbeld hi 
naul. ws Me Cartendi A 
1 Inflego. 
To climg together, 
s Compiumo, 
To Cltp,or ſbeare. 
1 Tondeo,refeco,detondees ; 
To clay ſheare all oner, 
x Pert ondeo. 
To clip often. 
1 Tonſo,toaſic. 
To cl:p before. 
I Prztandeo. 
(Toclip abtutgor round. |" 
1 Ciret -- uogetl 
F* thy winder..« 


23.1 


Nor clipped. 
1 Invaſ _ 
aA clipper, "13, 
1 Tonfor,m.& tonſtrin,C 


Acl.p pings) Fo 


Th:t which u clipt off. 
I 


ciegmen. 
A place wn ng w/e to _— 


i: T 
Hoa ro clipping. 

: Tonlorius,ad. 

To Clip, 45 :9 clip about theneekg, to 
cull, 


1 Circumple&ar, 2 inneQts. 
C lippedgor culled, 
1 Complexus,p, 
Aclipprag, pl "Oh 
1 Amplexus,complexus 
A Cltſtcr,or w4/bung purg 
3 aa y_ _—_—_ 


The clocking 4 a hen with cinckent, 
2 . 
cke. 
- Clecke-make, 
om army 
hs” Clocke ke 
, Nolz + 


4 —WAGRDOA 


Clodace, or gatheredtggether melody, 
# clots. 
1C 
== 
I 
Cloddie,or Hl of elods. 
: Gleboſus, 


4 | 
yduagf. 


or clots. 


To Tlog,or hinder with cles, 

1 Pr 

Aclogyanged aboub 4 dogsneche.). 1 | 
t Truncus,2 numella,m, oy 
C legged, or that wears bfuch 4 

I Twnaulatys,ad. 


Cloned, jor glurted, 
1 Satura:*,ſaar?,cxplet*,p {atur,ad 
wal f 


& caftrumparſyli 
bo OP cloiftes. 
: Clauftcllum,n. 
A tleatterer. 
+: Clauſtrariuy,m. 
4 oe 1 keeper hear ſhee. 


clauſtrina,f, 
To ES 141ſſemble,or conceate. 
i: Con tego,difſimulo,rego, velo. 
ps Obe 0,p1ztecxo,pbvolvo adum- 


_, 07 concealed. 

1 Tedws,infucatus, 24nvolatns,p. 
A coke, or colour of « fanlr, or ſuch 
the. 


l ' 
1 Integamentum,n. 2 Praſcnption. 


Preiccausg 


A clokmg- 


: Di 0, f. 
Exe thing that ſerueth to cloks, or 


> Hnibonnes 
To Cloke,or put ona cloke, 
Cricket _ in 4 cloke. 
Fdeperms Mag) 


A cloke, 

x, Pallpm,p 

A clke,winch bath am heads 

1 Bardocucul ogy > 


ol ſouldier: clakg, 

s Sag, 
The tyade 0 f makrng ſuchclokes. 
I , 


A little cloke. 

: Chlamydula,f.gulum,palliold,n. 
Acloke for Prieitt (0 weare un the 
rain, ' 


: Iapluvisf 
Ack to pur vpon agemegr oft 


—_ m time of rame. 


I Pephord cloke. 


1 Pannicius,m, 
_ of golde, ſed to beworne on | 


ono pong 
T »*N 

Craſtamen thas Flake ſaabobkes. 

1 Patagjary,m 

They that weare ſuch cloks. 

2: Patagiati,m. | 
A luzle cloke of fur, ined with lambes 
thins. 

I Arvacis. 

of pun ſhort cloke. 


I light cloke. 
1 Semuogy 


He that we. —_ h ſuch «cloke. 
1 Semi 
A cloke te hon ffom v aine. 
1 Lacerna,f. 
A thread bare cloke. 
x Trita lacerna. 
on begger! patched cloke. 
'Cl & vide 
A Clok CIC; 
To Cloſe,” ae 
1 Claudo,operio,3 figillo. 
To cloſa in. 
! Includo. 


Ta cloſe mor about. 
: Cixcumvenio, 
To cloſe,ry ſtop in. 

3 Interpremo. 

To oof mo a l-1rep. 


n 'Prnckins 

To cloſe oder, 

2 C 

Tochlo Fl part in the meddle wine 
ſome cloſure. 


1 Interſepio- 


+ 


| 


i 


| 


— II 


F © 0 > 


C ID1 » 


'CLD> | 


—  y_—_— - _ 


— 2 


————_ 


— 


To cloſe v 


x Complico, vi; complicare eplt- 


To keepe cloſe in, 


2 Cocrceo, vt cocreee- avercarccre, | | 


to kerpe bjneb cloſe 1n a rage. 
Cloſed im round about. 
I Circumchrſas,3 Precindus,p: 


C _ In,or about ,as being beſieged. | 


VEN 
Cue d about by defence. 


any were | 
C lofi ago mole; 
I ncluſus,ſeptus, . 
— bealed arp. 


4 coſpg.or ceſie. 

_ hank together 
07 . 

2 Preſſug,m - - - 

A cloſe keeping tn. 

2 compreſſus,m. 

Cloſt,or hidden ,vide bitdden. ' 

C 5. 

I "Te open occul: ,obfeue?;em- 

cite, 


" ol a together, 


To _ > avound doth, 

x Solildeſco. 

To cloſc,aud open, boi doe. 

1 Conniveo. 

4 lofed togethey., 

Denſis,condenſus, 

Cloſed together. 

I Gugetatnedyaiogk 
Cloſe togainr. ' -*; 

I 

C loſeyor narrow. « * 

1 Arctus,ad, + -- 
Cloſe, ferret or vn: 
1 Aicam's 2 O 
Clofe, 
rt _ 
2 Auſtrinus,ad. ' 

U-ry loſf,or darke, 

I Tencbroſitlimus,ad. 

A Cloit,o pittwure. 

I Claukum K&pwn,conſeptum, 
A Cloſr, 


: Conclave,n aumarium, abditoti. 


Towne. 


nrus,ad. 


97 rhe, 45 the anew intims of 


umn. 
Alutlecloſct. 

1 Armanolm n. 
A Clot,vide clod and barre. 
To Wloath,or arrive. 

1 Veſtio,amicio,conyeftio,induo, 
Tor'oath «ft, 

1 Amicto. 

To cloath,or couer rownd about. 
x Ci 

Tocloath together, 

1 Coamicio. 


- 
— 


A 


— 


- — 


'1 Lanatus;j 


Tocloath againe, 

1 Reveſtio. 

To be cloathedox c lad. : 

I Veſtior,amicior, induor, 
Cloathed,ox clad. 

I 4 a veſtius, indurus, tunica- 


Cleathat clad, oryrapped in, or Clea- 
thed with wool, 

jor,ad 

Cloathed with a long robe. 

1 Palliolatus,palliatus,ad. 

an” yy peineſi, 
or waitcoat. 


1 Induciatus,ad. | 
Cleathes,or clad with a robe of eFlate. 


" 8 

Cleathed,or clad with ex ,or 
"x c C0 id £9» 
Cloathed erelad wich fk. 


1 Sericatus,ad. 
Claathed, or clad with weell, 


1 Lanaws;ad. 
7 loathed,or clad with gold,or grand); | 


| fncy wrought. 


c efns with blaghe," mavringy 
Poore apparel. 
1 P :d. 


Cloche with purple: 


Cleathed with the Harb which Gate 
of the wood Compom. 

1 Cannifatus,ad. 

C loa; bay n _ oY 
8.C / 0 
Cloathed in a m—_ full of | 
palme trees, which conquer ure bſed ro 
weare in tune of warre, and conitables 
im time of peace, 


Cloathed with a linen veFure, 

1 L1 

Cloth. 

I 2 'veſtis,f. 

A peece of Meth, or title elorh, or fire 

cloth. 

1 Panniculus,m, 

A linen ka 

I 

A ſcere clethavhich be »e nomnted over 

with ſome ſalue, # laid ts afore: 

1 Prtactum,n. 

Cloth of Avras,or tapeliry. 

2 Tapes,& pis,m. &, petum, vel ta- 

Toth: fiſed on both ſides. 

4 oth wrought, or on 
Amphivatſes,m.lum,n lum,n. amphita- - 


pazf.” 
C Flor muy 


1 Acupica veſtis 
( loth of gold. 


4 wm, 
chorb,of a low 

I rhe F. 

os table cloth, 


ms 


1 - 
bo Cape ayingens } 


nu — 


— " a 


— 


3 Saccavnum,n.ſaccaonia,f. 
- = e cloth, ; 

Aorſuale,n, 2 ſudaria,f. 
Forwar ge bigh nap , i bayas eas 
corton. 

1 Pannus villoſus., 

( faih, oy a garment of Mazatorres 
be wrought round figures like a cob- 
webbe. 


1 Veſtis ſcutulara. 
Cloth, ox a garment wonen of, or batt- 
gedwith wy 3c colows, 
1 Babylonica 
c 6e8hes « 
cea 
c lothes,ts couer hoothes,or ten11- 
1 Velaria,n. 
Clothes of a bed. 
: Strata,pl ſtragulum, thorale, tho- 
ium,n, 
Clothing,y.apparelled. 
Ac | L _— 


[ _ l b, 
c othing ,or making of clot 
ON "gs = 


Aſters kinde "Felarbing, ar mennrIe 


| nfo hokend only... 


: Mantum,n. Q & 

A clothier, , 

1 Lanarius, m. lanaria, 
a ar 

A clothier,or linnen weaver. 

1 Linteo,onis,m. 

A cloth worker, 

2 Ralor,m.. ; (4 HE - 

Dlemy of cloth, v1 1 4 i | 

3 Pannoſitas,f. . ; 

To» Clotter, or clattey together, 

2 C lobo, 

Clottered together, as bloud will be, 

when it is cold, or haires with bloud. - 


” Cloue,or —_ of goviicke, 
2 Spica,t : aglithes,aglidia, 
To Clout,or amend garments. 


A clout or rexges fl bines cleth, 
1 Lin:colum,ne.faſcia,{: - 
Aſhoe claw, or diſh cleut, 

1 Penicillus, ,m. 


4 —_ 


oor "Clowdy, ur darks with 
lewde. 
« Null biler ad adabilo, obt- 


Alittle cloude. 

: Nebula ” 
me 4 

I Fulcatof 6ars | 


C'LV 


COA 


.COC 


'IN m. 
That brin eth clouds, 
,1N ,3 nubiger,ad. 


That ch aſeth away clouds, 
1 Nuby 5,29, 
{ loudte. 


ater,ad 
Full of clouds. 


.LTTS - 
I I 


Very: loutie. 

21 Prenubilus 

dS omewhat cleudie. 

1 -— ——— 

3 owne,or clumpert on. 
1: Agreſtis,ruſticus,m. 


C lowniſh. 

1 Rutjcus,2 Agreſtis,barbarws. 
Somewhat clownijh. 

I Subruſticus,Sub.greſtis,ad. 
Cl own{bly. 

1 Ruſtice,incivilus,adu. 
(loyed, vide ſated,or filled. 

A Clubbe. 

1 Claya,t fuſtis,ſtipes,m, 
A little clubbe, 

: Clavicula,f. 

\A club of le2d. 

71 Flambata,f. 

A club c: coked at the one end, 
1 Vncinus, vncus,m. 

A club houſe, 

1 Clayarium,n. 

One that vſerh a club, 

1 Clavator,m. 

One that beareth a club. 

z Clavi 

Clubbftgeſſe;s firteneſſ 
1 Diritas,f. 

Clubbiſt, fi. ree,or cruel, 

1 Incomis,ad. 

Clubbijhly. 

1 Crak,incomiter.ad. 

A Clue,vide cl:w. 


' Vp,4ftey it us cet, 
1 Areſco,archo 
o Cluſter of grapes. 
1 Racemus,botrus,n1vua,f, 
A tle clutfer of grapes. 
| 1 Eorririllus,m 

' cAclidFer of berrhes. 

1 Kacemus,m. 
| Aclutter of nuts. 

: 1 Compluſtrum,n. 

A clultey of TU 

1 Palatha, 

To Clutter, vide to clottey. 
MN 

A vide charter. 
To Congulate. 

4 Cope long rb 
A or lon 

I Pall s, - 

A priefty co 

1 Ls _w_ 


A Coa 
I Ora,f,2 traQus,m. 


'1 Nob bat 2 nimboſis, 


To» Clung vs wood will doegheing laid 


L 


——_— 


The ſe boy 

1 Maritma ora- 

A Coat,or cottage, v.cottage. 
Alþheepe cvas, 

1 Ovike,n. 

To coner with a Coat. 


is Unuca, 
Abephewe coats 
1 Birretum,n.|irrj, orumyms 


| jor) an of wonani coates, ſet al with 


gold 

I Leriagn, 

A long taled coat- 

1 Demiſſi,tunica.Talaris tunica- 


Coats of thin with the baire on, 
1 Rhencnes,m. veltes pelliciz. 
A cout of maale, 


I L 

Al lti le coat of male, 

1 Loricila,f, 

A coat armow. 

1 Paludamentum,n. 
VVearing ſuch a coat, 

I Ga we auger} 

That weareth acoat. 

1 Tunicatus, 

4 Cobiron , w4-7-0n the ſpit doth 
turne. 1 Cratemerium, n. 
_— Cobler, vide Soicker, 
To Coble. 

1 Sarto. 

Tr cole ſhooes, 

1 Reſartue calciamenta. 
Cobled. 


futor. 
hone es ee 

Acoblers ſhop. 

2 Sutrina, 

A Cobnut. 

xr Cara 

A Cobwed. 

1 Scurula,veſca,f aranez tela. 
VVrought m the forme of a cobweb. 
I Scutu!atus 

Full of cohwebs. 


I 31 
A Coche. 


1 Rheda,f.vide charior. 

A corh- man. 

1: Rhedarius,m. 

The place where the coch-man ſuteth. 


Cockatts kind of play. 
1 Ludustalarws, 
A Cockatrice, 
1 Baſiliſcus,m. ſerpens regulus. 
Tomake a noiſe bke a Cocke. 


1 Cicurio, vide to crow. 
A Cocke. 

: Gallus zallinaceus,m. 
A young &  ochrell. 

1 Pullaſter .gallulus,m. 


iA cocks combe, 

1 Chniſta,f. 

A cocks ſpurre. 

1 Calcar,n. 

A cocks beard. or the wallets that hang 
phos: | 

2 gallinacti 

__ —_— 


0 Cher belonging to 4 -—F0 
Gallinaceus, ad- 


oy 


roſea oembas - conduit», _ 


emiſſarum. 
A lutle cocke in a conduit « 


P 
-ewember Cackt, 


To be crherd 

I 

C ochering 

I Indulcens,p. & jor, ad. 

Ac —_ * 

: Indulge 

{ ocket broad i.white. 
Cocket,afeala on Cultome howſe. 
CockthH,vide 5r 


A C9ockney . "Sabo denderly 


brought UP. 

1 Mimothrepts, vinealus,ns.mam- 

mothrepta,vinevlayf. | 

Ce 

I zIzANUM, mM. 

To grow in the C00, «vr bwke- 

I $1liquor. 

Tue cod of ary thing's 07 property of 
eaſe. 

+ viliqua,f. 


z3 Teſticulo. 


; The cod of a wen 87 beaft. i | 


1 C akus ,teftis, 
ſcones. 
The earmard this of the ond. 


; 


| 


4 


; 


4 
4 of a peaſe, or beane od. 
m. - 


2 Scor- 


; 


—_— —_— 


.CO'G 


£ACO/1 


—_ WO —_ 


COL 


A Codpeece. . 
; x Per pe; 


2 Scortum,n.  » v.29 
The cod of « Ram, which wa mule ſor 


a parſe, 
L ; 
A lurtle cod,or yeard. 


1 Virgulay. 

The vard icfſe of the code. 
1 Plonolis,f. 

A ballacke cod, 


3 Pigat, 
That hath great cod;. 


I Teltic La 


A cofferer. 

1 Dijpenſator arcari?,gazophylax,m 
A Coffin, | 

1 Loculus, arca,ſfandapila- 

A maker of coffins for dead bodrer. 

x Sandapilarus, faber 
A Loffun for &booke+ 


Corgmggor lying. 

1 Mcnns,p. 

A coqor fainedihing. 
1 Fictio,f. 

iAcogger. 


en CE blandicel- 
A cog grng. 


, mg 
1 Palpatio,f. 


Acog 1n a mill wheele, 

1 Scarioballum, vel 

1 Cogitatic,v,? ts 
A Cognilance,vide badge. 

C ognit10;,cogzance,y knowledge. 
A Cohcire. 

1 Cohares,com g, 

Coherence. 

1 Coharentia, 

A Coifc. 

Crinale,capillire,n. 

To Come, or make money, 

x Cudo incudn, m 
To make coine, or mett al, 

2 Flo. 

To come againe. 

1 Reaido. ' 

To carne before, 


I . 

CE x: Accudo» 
Comed. 

1 Cuſus, 2 corflatus,part . 
Cont. - 
1 Nummus,m. vide money . 
A comers 


« 


1 Cuſor monetaring, nummarius,m 

The marke which the come beeveth, 

2 Forma,f. 

A certaine coine of gold. 

1 Philippeus, & pus. 

 Atntle peece of nd 1: NumuP,m. 
A kinde of core worth two ſbrlbngs 
fonre pence. 1 Stater mn. 


An ancient coing of the ſame ſumme, 
baming the wge of Darius on it. 

1 Daricys, 

A come among the Romans, being the 
fourth part of Denarins, 

s Seſtzrtius,na,” ** -. 

A certane coine valuing one thouſand 
detterty. 

x Seſtertium,n, 

A come, dmong the Romans , worth 
three ſtrilings fixe pence , aftcy ſome 
e:ght pence. 

I 


A coine calle4 tbe R oman perry, worth 
foure ſeftertior, and went im pay for ten' 
Aſſes : of it were three ſovrs, onethe 
fixt part, anther the ſtuenth part, a 
third the exght part of an oune. 
1 Denarus,nummes, 
The comme quadrant, or triwmnx hauing 
ou it the foymeratu, 
1 Rmticus,m. - 
+ A comme called quadyans, 
1 Dichalcum,n. 
A come leſſe than that which is called 
guadrans,by the tarrd part. 
1 Sextans,m. 
A cones hawing the nwaze of vittorie, 
and u valued to [emidiratoma. 
1: Victoriatus,m. 
An Englijn coine , ameunting $0 the 
ſrmme of ſexteenc fſtnllings erght pence. 
1 Roſatus Anglicus. 
A coin of Engl jhmony,catled a crown, 
1 Aureus,m. ſtater aureus. 
A cone ; contayning im walue foure 
drams, which was fixreene pence fter- 
lings 
1 Nunamus,m, 
A come, of the value of foure groatr, 
erght to an cunce,called Dallas foole, 
1 Tetradrachma,f. 
A come of the ſame ſumme., 
1 Siclus,m. 
A come among the Romant, being the 
teath part of oholns, 
: Chalcus,m. 
An ancient come, hauing on it aman 
be wing 4 pannier, 01 value 4s Fugh as 
three obol:,and an halfe. 
1 Ciſtophorss/m. - 
A coine of foure oboli , which # abou 
foure pence halfe-prrry of our money. 
I Tet al ei.oo cant it 


A ſmell cune,about the value of a far- 
thing. 
1 Triens. 
The leaft enime in Rome , being in've- 
lue,the rwelfth part vf aſtro. 
1 Vnciaria ſtips, 
A come,or price. 


2 Cyclus,m. 

Cones of 4 wall. 

: Ancones,vide corners. 

A _ 1 Diſcus,n. 
A , Opcranus. 
Cokers,o ploughmen: bootes, of 10 
tanned leatber. 


—— 


| 


1 Carpating, PEP 

A ColanI:r, or frainer, 

1 Culum,n. 

To make Cold, or to cools. 

1 Infrigido,[rigctacio,refrigero. 
To makes cold,cr cole Unrowgo!y. 
1 Pertnpero: , 

To make cold,or cool ofi en, 

1 FiigetaQto, 

To wax cold, 

1 Frigeſco, 2 refrigeco,defrigeſco. 
To wax very cold. 

1 Perfrigeico,algeſcn,cxalgeſco. 

To wax cold,or patzent. 

1 Defccyeſco,defetveo. 

Tobe cola, 

1 Frigeo,f:igefio, 

Fo be,or wax cold 45 the weather doth. 
3 Brumeſco,brumeo. 

To be very cold, or waxe ſtiffe or chill 
w.th cold, 

1 Exalzeo, rigeſeo, rigeo, Divigeo, 
obrizeo, pertrigeo, 

To wax ſo cold, 

1 Honeſo. 

To _ wax cold ag ane, 

1 Retrigeo, refripeico. 

To Pans. Ape per 

1 Inalgeſco. 

It u cold, 

1 Frigeſci:,refrixit,imp. 

It waxeth cold, 

1 Prumeſcic. 

M ade cold,oy cooled, 

1 Refrigeratus,p. 

Cold. 


1 Frigus,n.z pruiva,f.frigor,m,gelb, 
grlu.n, | 


Colde,oy Feeſing 
2 Geliduas,f. 
Very great cold. 
1 Kigor,algor,ms 
A (utie cold. 

1 Fripuſculum,n. 
A col agus 

i Alyerua. 


I Pelgthg open : 

A very great coldneſſe. 

i Al 70S, Phe 

A cold bath, or bath of cold water. 
1 Fri ium,n. 

A cooling,or refreſting. 

1 Reſrigerativ,f refngerium. 
He,or ſhe,that cooleth, 

1 Refrigerator.m & trix, f, 
Tha bh force to coole, 

1 REES 

(ld. ; 
1 Frigidus,algidvs;ad, frigeris, 

2 bggAlgh « 
Somewhat cold. 

i Subfiigidus, frigidinſculus,figidu- 
lus,ad. 
Extreame,oyx very cold. 
1 Perfrigidus, pratzigidus, prageli- 
Full of extreame told, * 


3 Rige- 


_* 


- 


_— 


- 


- 


__o_ 


C—_— 


i 


COL 


COL 


COL 


3 Rigorolus,ad 
Halfs cald 
I idus,ad. 
_ cold,noy hote, 
lidus,tepidus ad, 
of nature, or ſoone cold. 
« Aol ad. 
That cauſirh cold. 
1 Algificus, frigorificus,ads 
Tat oringeth cold. 
1 Horrifer,ad. 
Sh king with cold, 
3 Quercequs, & 
Coltly. 
1 Fngide,gelide,adu. 


Somewh. at cold y. 


Coldly,or ſlenderly. 


2 Tejuo+,adu, 


More celdly. 

3 Allits,adu. 

Te burae lthe a Cole. 

1 = —_— carbu 
A cole, 


: Carbo,m.anthraſia, f. anthrax,m. 
Aſeacole,ftone cole, or mine cole, 

2 Lapis niger. 

A burning cole. 

$ Pruna,t cand: 2s cath, 

A [mall co't 

1 Carbur:culs,m, 

A cole rake. 

1 Rutibulum,n, 
Acole pitgnr co 'ehowſe. 

2+ Carbonaria. 

A Ccller, 
Anthracius. 

The colet 9*« ring, or th: place where 
the ſtone 15 ſer. 

i Pala. f. 

T- Coll, vide 70 cl/ppe. 

A Collar. 

1 Capiſtram,lonum,n. 

A dog ges cohar, 

x Mellium,n. 

A mattifſes collar, mad? with leather 
and nales. 

2 Mills,m.& lam,n. 

A collar for hownd's,or other beaſts, 
1iC 
A collar of won , th z# men are bnand 
with, 1 Collariagf. 
A boyſe co'lar, whereby he draweth in 
the carts 

1 Helcium,n. 
A collar put on horſes neckes. fuſſed 


with wooll,or harye for burting then, | 


1 Tomex, vel towizce,F. 

A collar of 'ſilv, r, or (nch keto weare 

chout ones necke,v chance. 

C ollaterall, 

Collateralis. 

A Lollatton. 

3 Conciuncula,F.vide befbowing. 

oy nr pn 7 fd eſuc lile 
Colle&iv,coatioexattio, 


A colleF10n compm.nded. 

1 Indictio,f. 

A collettion of things, or words. 

1 Summa, f. 

A cell ur of tributes ond taxe. 

1 Telonarus,granarches, zranus,t 

ranites, decumanus- 

AMcolleifer of ſubſecres. 

1 FExaGtor,colletor,m. 

A collett or fer the paore. 

1: Collke&or,m. 

Collett ors of bead money, or pele m%- 

ney, 

1 Perzquatores,m 

_ lare where collefioni & made. 
elonum,n 

Collects out of diners mens workes. 

1 Ecledta. 


The Collicke. 

2 Colice, colica, f. cos, cxliacus 
morbus. 
One troubled with the collefF. 

1C laborars. 

A Collitfion 9 « vowel. 

1 Synalcepha,ly mphoneſis. 

A Collock — with one handle 
1 Hauſtelum,n, 

A Collop. 

1 Otta,oftula,offelha. 

Io workeby colluſi ion mn pleading,or do 
any :hirg by collfion,or conen. 

1 Prevaricory 

A colluſion,or coven among Lawiers. 

1 Prevaricatin,colluſio,t. 

He that pleadut, or deth ang thing by 
colluſion, 

I Prevaricator,collu! or,m, 

By colluſion,or £390ns« 

1 Colluforic,adu. / 

Collow« lowed, vide bike. 

T» Colour, 

1 Coloro,tingo,2 Inkcio. 

To colour ,or counterfect 

1 Fuco,infucoe, 2 Obtendo , pra- 
texO. 

To lay 5n a colouy, 1 Fuco, 
To colony or clekevide clogs 
Celcued, 

x Coloratus p.tinQus,p. 
Set 0#t with colour. 

1 Crcmnlinins,p. 
C oloured,r comnterfaited, 

x Fucatus,'n{ucatus,p. 
A colouy. 

: Color,m. 
Ceunrerfat colout. 

1 Fucis, 
A coluny, or pretence. 

1 Prarcxmus, 3 Ticulus,m.ſpecics, Ia- 
tebra,t. 
Te 110 und celoug, whereen tle perfe 


[ 
colour t5 laid. 


1 Sublino,f. 


A looſing o/ color, 


1 Decoloratio,f. 

That hath loft colour, 

1 Decolocatus,ad. 

Of one colouy, 

1 VYnicolor,ad. 

Of three colcurs. 
4 Tric 

Of the jame colour, 

1 Cunculor, 

Of /nndru col ows, 

1 Diſcolor,varicolor, 

Of amerle colours. 

s Multxcolor,2 \rraguflatus. 
That changeth coloup, 

1 V:rſiculor, 

Hl colour, 

1 Decolor. 

Falje coloured. 

1 Fulils,ad. 

Of a very bigh,and red colowy. 
2 Ardentiſhmus,ad. 
VV:itheut colour, or prefence. 
1 Incolorate,adu. v.colours. 


A Colme, vide coape, 
AColt. 

I Pullus, \| ,m, 
A horſe colt. 


L +50) hay pullus, 


A maze colt, 
1 Equula,f, 
Thecolt of s wild aſſe, 
$ Lalifiu,f. 
The foling of aco't. 
1 Pullizzes. 
Coltyb,cr of a colt. 
1 Puliious,ad. 
ACTolmnnc,s = 45 ocke. 
1 ColumnaF#: 
T: Combat,vice fig/-. 
A combat betweene 1wo men only. 
l Monamachia,f.dvclhum, fingulere 
certamen,n. 
The place where a combat js fonght. 
1 Pancratium,n.. 
To Combe,r ke. 
1 Como,pedo, 
Tocombe ofren. 
1 Fexo,pexito, 
To combe downe, ey «t lengeh.. 
1 Prope 
To cotebe ageing. t Repeſto; 
To combe haredilgemly, 
+ Depetto, 
To pull away by combing, 
I Depeto. 
Te c0:468 in horſe. 2 Diſtrings. 
T be com: d. 
i Comor. 
Combed,mlembed, 
1 Pexus,depexus, petinauus,p 
{ *mbed 4ga:ne, or Web combed. 
» Repexus,p, 
Comvbed finety. 
1 Computs,P. 
( <ribad Gow reght. 
1 Propexar,p. 
A comvegor «be. 


i Peacng.s Dens,m. | 


as * 


w 


— 


COM 


COM. 


COM | 


—— 


An hoy ſe combe,or currie combe. 
1 Strigil,n.ſtrigilis.f. 

A rele borſe combe, 

1 Sigiliecula,f. 

A bony combe. 

1 Favus,m. 

A little hoy rombe, 

1 Favulus,favillus,m. 


A combe maker. 

1 FeRinarius,m. & ria,F. 

Of the faſhion of a Pr teeth, 
3 Fedinatim,adu, 


To Combi, vi : 1ome together, 
A combination,y. contunttion, 
To Comber, or encomver. 
1 Impedio,vecxo, 2 1mplico. 
Tobe combered. 
2 Implicor,obruor, 
( embered. Is 
1 Impedicos,2 Implicatus, implicity. 
A comberance ,or encemerance, 
2 =. 1 oſ 
A com! 
I Impeditio. 2 Diſtrictio,f. 
4 — or comberſome. 
\ 2 Salebroſus,vt fa- 


= 

c me 's 

hardly ſons pls 

2 Permoleſtus,ad. 

C omberouſly. 

2 Permoleſte, 

Combultion. 
Combultio, 


T * Come. 

1 Ventv, commeo, vt literg ad nos 
commear, 2 Fluo,vt inde fluere,te 
come thereof. 

To come often, 

x1 Vemuo. 

To come to. 

1 Advenio,accedo,advento,progre- 
dior, ve progredt 414 cum lucum, ro 
come te that port. 2 t-vado,applico, 
vt applicare vnum aunum,'to come ts 
ene yeares age, rank, vi tranſue ad 
pariitionemg?s g9me 12 the partition, 
To come to a place. 

3 Pcrvenio. 

Ts come to by lutle,and little, 

2 Prolabor,yt prokapſa cſt hue libido 
ber wilfulnes came te ths. 

To come te bu tournies end, 

$ Pervenio. 

Torometse ifren, 

1 Subvento,adveniito. 

To come t« neth:rgs 

2 Defiuo. 

To come to peſſe,v chance, or bappen, 
Te c-me {6 paſſe, or to bee brought 10 


or Where one can 


— 


_ 


H 
9, Fore, futurum eſſe. 
Ts come well i « paſſe. 
3 Perfore. 
To come to the knowledze of men, 
1 Enoteſco,nnoteſco, 
Tor comeofien tomnd, 
2 Occurſo,reauſare anime, 


To come in. 

1 Ingredior,introgredior. 

To come tn the __ ” * pgs 
1 Succedo. 


To make to —_ wn, 

1 Intermitto, 

To come n places 

s Occurro, 

Totome m vre. 

2 Occurro, 

To come,as 10 come to mnd, or remen- 
brance. 

2 Occurro,ſ\nbeo,obverſor, 

To come m the mcane while. 

1 Intervenio, 

To come b:foreor firft. 

1 Pregredior,prevenio,anteverio. 
3 Anmtecverto, vt anteyertere alquem. 
To come downe. 


1 Deſcendo,devenio, 2 deflue. 


To c ome,or goe againe. 

I Redevyrgrebr.s Reverto,rever- 
tor. 

To come ts himfe!lfe againe. 

2 Refipiſco. 2 Recipio. 

To £0744 agame by and by. 

1 Redito. recur: 

To come agazne i ſec. 

1 Reviſo. 

Tos come ag aintF, 

1 Contravenio,obvenio. 

To come forth, 

1 Prodeo,procedo,provenio. 
To begin to come forthor ſpring. 
1 Obonor 

Ts come out, or 1ſſne forth. 

2 Emergo. 


To come cut, 
1 Exco, 

To comeoff,or proceed fFom. 

1 Exiſto, 

Ts come from, or iſſue ont of. 

2 Mano,dimano,promano,Onoer. 
To come together. 

x Cony coeo,congredior, 

2 Confluocconvolo. © 


Ts come vpon, 


1 Supcrvemo. 
To come,or fall ſaddenly wpon, 
11 


To come vpen one ſuddenty as he is do- 
ing ary thing. 

1 Interveno. 

To c2me vpon,or 4) ter another. 

1 Supervenio 

To come abroad, or into an open place. 
1 Expato, 2 Emano, vt, emanavit 
fama, the fame came abroad, 

To» come,or follow after. 

1 Sequor,poltvenio. 

To come quickly. 

2 Advolos 
To come pri 
wares, 

enio. 2 Obrepo, 
To come lategor ſlowly. 
Tardo. 


,vlocked for, or vna- 


| Tocomeloafecly, or fhewh. 


2 Serpo. 

To come narrow together, 
2 Procumba. 

To come UP Jorg. 

1 Pullulo,pullalaſes, 
To be almott come, 


They come forth. 

1 Proditur rp. 

Some body commeth forth, 

1 Exitur,imperl. 

He u come. 

s Vcnitur,imperſ. 

They are come. 

1 Ventum eſt. 

They came ſuddenly on, 

1 Interventuin eſt,imperſ 

The maitey commeth to th: ſame put- 
ſe. 

" F Res codem deyolyitus, vel codem þ 

revolvitur. 

To come and goe, 

1 Comeo. 


1 Adeſto.accede,adefdam,chodum. 
Come ,or brought, 

1: Redacus,p. 

Come to. 
2 Appullisp. | 


ung 1,07 may be come unto, 


2Þ- 
hn off. 1 Ontus, 
Comevpon. 1 Oboe P+ 
Come before he ts looked for. 
1 AntexpeQatus,p. 


C b_ and gong. 


Commingyor, Eoing barks. 


A commer 10, 
: Acceſſor,m, 
A commug fs. 
1 Acceſſus,aditus, adyentus,M, 
A commung to one againe. 
1 Pedatum,m. of mk 
A comming, or ag foap 
1 Obverſao f. 
A comming berween, or vpon ſuddenly 
1 Intcrventus,m. 
He that ſo commeth. 
1 Interventor,ms 
A comming vpon one ſuddenly. 
I — neus,m. 
A comming 
30 
conmmun at 
1 Redims recurſus,m. revtrho,f. 
That no man dath,or can come 1, 
il d. 
That commeth by chanee. 
1 Adventit 


ms,ad. 
That wy ex goeth by turnes. 
) Imerratlanz,al.vt intervaliata fe- 
bris 


_ 2 


| — —— 


CT IO 


ee Os OE 


"7 


COM 


COM 


(omming of an honeſt, or gent'e ftook. 


— 


1 b 
A comedic wherein the "Players were 
ſimply araicd. 

1 Planipedia. 
A comedtie,or tragedievherem diner! 
prrſont are brought in, ſore tarying, 
and jome depart.ng. 

: Drama,n. 

A comedie,or enterlude, done by vile 
== 

I TUmMQ ed 

2 Fabula 4 tabernaria, 

Cert 'ine comediesſo named, 

1 Baptz, 

Apt of a comedie. 

: Actus,m. 

The mel? bufie part of a comedie. 

1 Epitaſis. 

The end of a comedie, 

1 Cataſtrophe. 

A writ er,or maker of comedie?. 

rt Comicus,m. 

A Player of comedies, 

+" amm—— r,m. & a« 

IX, 


A com cl Port. 

» Comadiorraphus,m. 

Com: call, pertayning to, or handled in 
comedies. 

: Comicus,ad, 

Of,or belo1ging to playing comedies. 

3 Ice 


_ 


Like a c:medie, 

1 Comice,ſcenict; adu” 

It uv Comely, 

1 Decer,imperſ. 

Comelinef. 

1 _Decentia, condecentia, f, decns,n. 

decor,m. a Nitor,m. 

Comsly, 

1 Decorns, liberalis, 2 Vtbanms,ho+ 
ingenuns, 

Very com ly. 

Perdecorus. 

C omely, 

1 Decore,decenter,omate. 2 Niuti- 

de,pexim,adu. 

Very come!y, 

1 Condecore,condecenter. 

AComet. 

x: Cometa,Ff, 2 crinita ſtella. 

A comt,haumg 4 mane like an hoyſe. 

: Hi $,M. 

Aco mp fer:e myo (ron in the fly. 

mument, appearing through 4 mibF, 

[ihe a twnne, 


1 Pithera,f. 

A comet or (tach like impreſiton tu the 
ay. 

: Difceus,m, 

To Comfoarr, 


1 Conſul, lor. veonforto, recep, 
+ rchao, lomo, alleyo. 


_— 


To comfort or encour age, 

2 Confirmo, 

To comfort againe. 

1 Refoveo. 2 relevo. 

To giue comfort. 

: Auxihor,confolor. 

To be comforted or take comfort. 
1 Conſolor, 2 Reſpiro. 

It cemforteth. 

1 Tuvat,imper. 

Comforted, 

1 Confurtatus,refocillatus,2 exhila- 


Comfort, or conſolatiof.. 

I C £1 - ,k , . IK | —_— 

2 Levamen, — _ 
prefidum,vt preſidium effe alicuyrs 
be 4 comfort to one. 


A comforting or encouraging. 


That « rteth. 


That cannot be comforted. 
1 Inconfolabilis.ad. 


To Command,or bid. 

1 Ilubeo,mando,cdico. 
To command ,ordaine, or appoint. 
1 Indico,cdico. 
To command or inicine to doe. 

1 Injungo,impero,z Impono. 
To otue commandment. 

I Facipia, 
To command that a t'ing be done. 
1 Propetro. 

To command with aw hort14g. 

1 Impero. 

To command in the kings name. 

1 Edico. 

To command to appeare, 

1 Evocn. 

To br at commandment. 

: Dedo,ſubſcrets, 

To »e cCmmunded. 

; Dicor,;mperor, 
Commanded ,or b14len. 

1 Mandatts, imperatus, przcepis, 
part vide 6:./dev. 
Commane'" to 4;peare. 

1 Evocats,p. 


ratum,n. 
A little commandement. 
i Mandatulum,n. 


A commandement or ſencang for. 
: Accerſitus,m.vt illus accerſicu, 
A commandement,law,or rule. 

2 Preſcriptio,f, 

The ten commandements of God. 

1 Decalogus,m, 


1 Injuſſu,abl. 

He,te whom commandment, or charge 
us giuen. 

1 Mandatorus ad, 

To Commence «an afron againit 


nem. 
To commence,or procted,as to proceed 
dettor of divinue. 

1 Infſigniri laurea Theologiz. 

2 Donari laurea Lheologiz. Supro- 
ma The corona decorari. 

To Commend, or fe forth,v proſe. 
To commend, or commit unto. 

1 Commendo. 

To commend hum to one. 

1 Salveo,falvebo,falve.falvere. 

To ſend commendation. 

1 Saluto, 

To haze him beartily commended, 

1 Perſaluto. 

C ommeendereons. 

1 Sals, (ahaatio,f, 

Letters of commend ation t, 

1 Commendatutiz licrz. 

C ommeended,or ſaluted. 

1 Salutatus,p. 

Commendam , # # $en-flce being 
void commended to a ſyfficient ( lerke 
to be ſupplied, wnrill it could bee well 
prow-ed for ,vade Duarenum. 

A Commemozatton for the dead, 
ct'ebrat ec! onee a yeare. 

1: Anmverſarum,n 

Commencement, a beginning alſd v{cd 
for cmuma 

To Comment, or make c:mmenta- 
ries of « 

1 Commentcr, 

A comment, os (eſſe. 

1 Gloſſa.cu;ymemari?,m commen- 
tarium,ſcholium. 2 Elucidaro, f, 
A comment arie,or briefs ſeſſ. ment. 

: Anagraphe, 
Acommon/atouy, g offer, or maker of 
commentsi,oy commund aries, 


1: Cloſſo- 


COM 


COM 


COM 


——— 


1 Gloſſogr \phus,gloſematicus,m, 
Commerce, 
I Coinmercium. 
C omms ſer atton 4. pitie. 
1 CommtTarte, 
1 Commilſirus.2 delegatus,m, 
To 7tue commuſuen, 
1 Demando,perautto. 
A comm ſon. 
i Mandauum,n. 2 delegario,curatio- 
The eorm ſun of a Prince, baung 
the charge {rbſerited., 
I Bpiſtalma;n. 
A ( *mmnſ51oner <ppointed to inquire 
of faults comaurted 23ainſt the law. 
1 Quaſitor, m. 

Commſutoners to muſter, and take vp 
Ae for warre.- 1 Conquiſitores, 

A Commiſiioner appotaed by an offi- 
cer,ro take order begweene two perſons, 


1 Hevorarius arbiter, 


' vA (ommuſy,oner appointed t0 exa- 


— 


23'ne a Private matter, 

2 Recuperator,m 

A Commuſuorer, whereof ſeven were 
appointed 1 comm: [10s 

1 Septemvir, 

Hu office, 

1 Septemviratus, 

A C.mmuſiioner , whereof three were 
appornred in C078: {5108, 

1 Triumvir. 

Hy office. 

1 Trumvinatus, m. 

Commiſuoners hamny charge to dale 
#n affarres of common wealth with any 
forraine Trince, 

s Syndici,orum,m, 

AC ormafroncys or arhiter vide Ar- 
biter. 


Comminatton,yv. threatuing. 
To Commit, or a, 
x Patro,p nHerrenre Da ela 


To commit AS harnous 0 fence. 
x Commerco. - 
To commnt a fault, 
x Delinquo. 
To comnut,or doe any thing newly, 
1 Defigno. 
C omm.ttedor done. 
1 Facus,patrat 
QA thug commute 
z» Commiſſum, 
To commut wnto. 
1M ando,committo,cnm- 
mendo,trado,defero dede,credos 
2 Im 
To -— < ER imſelf to, 
x Permitto. 
To comms any thing to keepe. 
1 Depono credu,co 
To commu! any Mutter #0 anarber that 
was cummiried to vs. 
1 Subdeligo,tubrogo,furrogo. 
( ommuted vnto, 
I Commiſſus,creditus,concredit?,p. 
| Cormtted 16 one to be ariÞoſed rocer- 
taine w/e. . 


iſſas.ps 


| 


1 Alicujus fdei commillus. 
Acommitimng to ward. 

i: Commillio,f. 

A commUting of a thing to ones cue 


ſtodte. 


1 Difpoſirio,f. 
He rhat bath the determimation of 4 
maiter commtied wnto (ua. 
1 Dclegatus.m. 
(Comm, 1.6c » Cl negouum terminan * 
dom commirnwir. 
CTonunoditte. 
1: Commodum. 2 Opportunitas,vt 
opportunitates flummum , rhe com. 
moditie of rmers, v profit, 
Commodious,or fit for. 
1 Opportnnus,ad. 
Very commod1 04s , 
1 Opportuniſſimus,ad, 
To make Common, v.to publiſh. 
To make cimpon, or lay 10 cuerve mans 
vſe. 
1 Divulgo, 
To convert holy things t# 4 common 
v(e, 
. 
To be common, of Wax common, 
x Crebeſcn, 
( ommoen plees, 
1 Placitorum curia communjum, 
The common people,or communalty. 
1 Vulgus,m.& n.plebs, vel plebes,f. 
A common wealth, 
1 Reſpublica,t. 3 commune. 
The ſiate of acommon wealth wherein 
one perſon hath the atborttte. 
1 Monarc 
The ſtate of the e common wealth wher- 
m few perſons hane the authoritic. 
1 Oligarchia,f. 
They which wth that flate. 
1 Obligarchici,Cl. 
The ſtate of a common wealth wherein 
the beiF doe rule, 
: Ariſtocratia,f, 
The (tate of « common wealth ,pheyemn 
the people themſclues haue the auiho- 
rate. 
1 Democratia,f, 
Scholleys commons, 
1 Demenſum,n. 
One that fauoureth the comment, or 
communelrie. 
1 Plebicola, 
One tha truleth in acommon wealth. 
x Polincus. 
Common to all,ox many. 
1 Publicus,communis,ed. 
Common,or vulgmw. 
x Communis, vulgaris, viieatus,vul- 
gatus,2 tritus,ad.patſim obvius, 
Of the £:7170; 1y8y ler orts 
; Greyarus,p 
Comme! to all, 
2 Medius,ad. vt e medio ſumi, t9 be 
taken out of the vſe of common ſpeech. 


( omMmon to m::1 


' 2 Promaſcuus 


3 © CO þ 


Converted from an boly wſt to a com- 
mm ve, 

: Prophanns,ad, 

VVinch us commen, or may be touched. 
1 Laicus,ad, 

Pertainme to the c ommen place. 

x. Foren(is ad. 

One of the communalty, 

1 Vulgaris, pauper. 2 Temtis. 

VV the common. #»ſe1 Q 


C o-mmonl . 

1 Vulgarzter,ulg0,publice,adu. 
Commonly,or for the meſt part. 

1 Klerunque, vivalitcr, magna, cx 


The Commynalty,v.conmon. 

A Commot:on,or vprore. 

1 Motus,tum ltus,m. commotio. 

2 Tempeſtas,f. 

To Commune, or talke. 

LE Contabulor,collogvor,loquor,fa- 
lor. 

( ommunnd, or conferred of, 

1 Communicatus,p. 

Communtcation. 

1 Sermo, m. ſermocinatio, f. collo- 

quium. 

The communication of ſhepherds. 

1 X 

The firſt entring into communication. 

1 Prelogium,n. 

Communication | for buying and ſel- 


ling. 

1 Commercium,n. 

" ' Communicate,or mpart vnto. 
Y - — 2 I en 


Communication, or imparting to, 
1 Communicatio. 
The Communr on, tr Lords ſupper. 
1 Communio F. 

ton,or 2mtuall participa 
tion, 
I Communio,ſynaxis,f. 


4 ym. news af e197 > 447" 
N: 


———— or forme of buying 
and ſellng. 

1: Commercium, 

To Compact or — faſt together, 
1 Compingo,\ull iltigo 

Tobe comp, . he 4 ws 

1 Coaleſco,conflor,2 conſto. 
(ompat?,or thruit hard together, 

1 Com wu Ra 

C ompatk, or medes 

I Conflatus,concretus,p. 
Compatt,or ſet in prey, 

I Struftus,p. 

A compatting, or copoſtion of things 
an order. 

1 SeruQura. 

A well compatt, or Arong mn. 

z3 $ 

: V 5 or fitly made, 


,exaptus, ad, 
Bei fer compad,or finer, 


I Con- 


— 


—_— 


— 
_—— 


ne 


— 


COM 


{COM 


COM 


1 Concinnior,ad. 
Compattly,or hard rogetber. 
: Compreſlc,adv. 
Compattly, or aptly ſer tegethey. 
2 tady, 

7 keepe Companie, 

1 Comntor, concamitor, 
Qor, vile Accompance. 

To be much 1m compane with. 


1 Conſreſco,cum dar. 


ſocio, aſlc- 


To companie with a woman carnally, 


1 Subigo,(cor:or, 
2 Conlueteo, | 


T keepe companie with a worn enofeen 


; Subjjcito, 

To breaks compante. 
1: Diſſocio. 
To diuide into companies, 
1 Decurio. 
A companie, 
1 Grex,conventus, oortus, conceſſus, 
comtatus, congreſtus, m. 

,t. vide Aſſembly, 


ar; ante or fllowjbrp. 
x Fodalitas, ſocieras, f, conſortium, 
fodalitium, comma aum. 
# Ceokiemdo, wide £ elionſup. 
A great compame. KT 
1 Exandem. 
A companie,or crompe 0 onldgrgon 
taining 33. horſemen. 
1 Turmaz,ft, 
A little compante, 
1 Turmula,turmella,f. 
A NIC propletmſt gakered 
to70they. 1: Accurius. 
AC mpanicyer Corperarien, 
2 Corpus,n: 
C br my aſſanvl.d. 
Sy(firia. 

je companying. 

1 Coniociano. 


A __ ing of companys: 
1 Diſſociazo,f, 


_ __ y —_—_— men,great,er ſmall. 
- fo one company, 
1 Sodalis.ad, 


Lf company of nau ſors. 
2 Colluvies, f nenghey 


4 company mcerporate of, crft, 

1 Sodalitas,f.fodalitum - 

A company of men of wore. 

1 Fxercitus,m. cohors,f; 
A company of ten ſonltier to in 
4 pavilion, \ 
I Conmubenium;n- . 

| company of horſemen i mn —_Y ron» 
taynmng fortie ſouldiers. 

3 Pyrgus,m 

They that afemble i In companies, 

1 Cateryzrij,m. 

Hethas hatab the companie of men. 

1 Miſamhropos. . 
"Dertayning to companies. } 

I Catervarius,ad. 

'By companies,or band's, : 

1 Turmaum,g:cgatim, cateryatim- 


——————— 


A Companion,v.fllow.- 

AC ,or fri 1n an office. 

z C lega,m. 

Acompanien by the way, 
I: Covena,com.g. aſſetator. 

A COMP arieon 1m wars. 

1 Commailes,com.g. commire, w m. 
A Companion in ind er 

1 Conſervus iva,f. 


( ompanions Sealing rogether in one 
bole 


Compamons, where _ mn doo one 
thing bey. * 
3 iofm. 
( 9mpanions in ware. 
1 Syſtratiotes,m. 
C _—_ of M ener. 
Synadite,m. 


— P a. 
A little corp anion. * 


_ —— vide fellow. 


I Comparogconferoalfimuloycom- 


Dm make equal. 
A quo,adgquo,zquiparo. - 
T's compare, ot ſet roferher, > Snds 
l:keneſſe,or arfſerence, 
1 Commino.” 
Tobecompared. 
: Aquor, 
( 9mpared. 
1 Collatus,p. 
A comp conferring. - 
1 Far niger 
C ompariſonor lrkenge. 
1 Comparatio,zquiparatio,propur - 
tio,f. 
A compariſon, or | compering of like 
things, © 
' Farabole,afimulatio. 
A Compariſon of things contrare. 
iS 
The comparatine degree, 
1 Comparativum,n. 
That may be compared. 
1 Com 
VV berein us compar;ſon. 
x Canparaivugad. 
In manner of comparyiſen. 
1 Comparative,adu. 
In compar;ſon of. 
i Pre,prep 
To Compaſſe,v. enviren, 
- 0 compajſe one. round about , 
i Chmplettor.ampletior. 
To compa; e,ov goe abs yt. © 
1 Luſtro,perluſt 0,0bluftro. 


To compaſſc with a trench. 


1 Obvallo,vallo. 
To compaſſe abrut with 4 wall, 
s Obmuro. 
To ferch acompaſſe abou's 
1 Fleto k.-4 
-T's compaſie,ay goe bn circuit, 
JTo- E 


— 


— 


- 


' x Pyxidicula 
The oe” 9 oe 


To make « compaſſe with @ cycle, 
1 Circino, 

To compaſſe,or attaine. 

1 Compr 


on comps. 


,  - oo dolis,to be compa/- 
ſed with decerts. 


| — ing,er gving round about, 
—_— round about. 


| Comynſetms nd ertvench. 
Vallatus,obvallarus. 


C ompaſſed about, 46 with a garland. 
1: Kedunius,ad. 
ue caſured = 4 compaſſe, 


| Compeſhe ure cre 


1 Quadrams,p. ' 
That watt be cormpaſſed,or done. 
2 Obcundus,p. 
Ac0 —_ circle,or civewt. 
An mit rument called a compaſſe. 
1 Circinus,cucinulus,m, 


A compaſſe, 
vt, mania mundi,the co 


mncleſeth all things, 
1 Calum,n, 


The compiRedenl) the poſition and 


; elrvann ofthe pole ty _—_ 


nautica,f. 
about the apple of the 
ele, 1 


The — lumits of any thing, 


bounds. 


The comp aſſe of a yeare. 
1 Anniverlatis,ad. 


"a «ſſeor turning,as in waits. 
I po a when, +7 

A compaſhm 207 go [ing round about, 
I — T 

A compaſs or bymgmg ou. 

I Chmtadas 

A compaſing cowſe. 

I Circinatio,f, 

pc vert _— 


n- 

- þ,ue Compaſſion of v pitie. | 
To Compell;v.ro conffraine, 

Compecre,i #4e mare. 

Compenditoulneſle, 

1 Brenitas. 

A compendi ous, or foort forme of [þe«- 


king,cr writing. 
iC 
he compendi»#us way ts leane any 


= erhudes,f. 
A compendious, or briefs ſpakey. 
1 Breviluquus,breviloquax,. 


1\Orba, tf: yr orbita bimz, tbe com | 
| paſſe of the mwones 
2 Mania,n.vt 

; paſſe of the world. 
The compaſſe of the firmament, which | 


3 


— 


—— 


—_— 


a 


—_ 


wy W650 


— 


— 


COM 


"CO M 


COM 


C omendions, or briefs. 

x Succintus,compendiarius, _y 
2 us,ad 

Compenduauſly,y briefly. 

Comp ndouſly,or os RR”, 
they. x Concinn?, 
Ca3inpenſation,i recompence. 
Com32etencte. 

I Competewia, f. 

Competent, »r ſuffictent to ſatisfic ne- 
ceſutie. 1 Compacns,ad, 
Compete; 
A Lo n1ito1r. 

1 Competitor,m. 

To ©2onztle, vide ts compoſe and 
compott. 

To £om1liine of ay: thing oe 
grieueth him. 

Az + => 0097 FGETS 


x Deploro,clamo,y. Lo lth 
To complane ſ0/tly. 
: Mails, 
To complaine greatly. 
x Queritor,clamico, Mabe, 
Toc l aine of, or make 4 com 
i Defers, incuſo, accufo, 


criminor, 


POE SOS. JI 


; lame wrongful, 
# co ne wreu 
I nee 


—_ 
A colonic for a thing done. 
5 poſtulano, 


w_ lainer of wrong done to hins. 
tor , expoſtulator, m. & 


1} 4 . JS ainer, 


x: Dclator, 


A falſe,or ow” ngfu?conylaner 
; x Sycopha 


1 Qurela, q 
conquettus,gemitus,m. 
A complain; put vp agauntt one. 
x Ddano 

A mo ſecretly, or fal (& made, 
x SycophantiaFf. 

A bill ir, 

x Delatio, libellus, 


accuſatorins,ms. 
1 One that complameth, or naaketh bay 


mone, 3 Queremoniarius,m, 
One that = full of complaints. 


I a5,queribund: 
Complement,i cu77o/7ry. 

a "te,yr full ended. 

x Com 

That & not complete, 

k Inexpletus,ad: 

| A Complerton. 

x Craſis,conſtituzio corporis 

iAgood complexion. 


x Temperies, & e:mperatura2qua-- 


liz. bona corporis rutio; 
A Tomplice,o poiaker. 
xz Particeps,complcx. 


ad 


' 1 Abccedarit 


' By compoſitzon. 
| : ExcompaRto. 


Complices in an ill deed. 

x Socij criminis,conſcij criminis. 

T Lon 20! 7, or compile, 

x Compono, pango, vt pan- 
gere verſas,to conſe verſes. 3 Con- 


; rexo,excudo, 


To compo(e,or ſet together againe. 
i: Recom "pond. 

T- compo/e,or maake an agreement. 
1 Conpono, concludo. 
Compoſe!, or mae, 


I Conpoſitus, conſtirutus,. confla - 


tup. 

( ompoſe1,and ſet toget ber 474ane. 

I Recom) uns,p. 

Compoſelell, 

I Inconditusad. 

A compoſitiongor making of a —_ fi 
1 Compotico, conſtruttie. 2: Cn 
texturg,comartus. + S9 

A compoſt 140,07 MY « 
[i Compo ItiO, 2 rs 

A comps/er,or mher. 

[7 Compoſitor,m. 

A Drinters Cempoſitor. 
compolicor,m. 


To Com10:m2,v.to compoſe. - 


| Compounded. 


2 Copulatus,junttus, P» 
To Comnehend,v 40 containe. 
To comprehend much in few words. 
2 ingo. 
To be comprhended, or compriſed. 
i: Com 2 tencor. 
c emprehs endobga amore 
x: Con 
44 comprehended. 
hy Ton IK . 
- Fopprabonbag- or compriſing. 


2 = eres} of mary rhings 11 
f*v words. 


1 Holgopomenon. 
That my be comprehended.” 

1 Comprehenſibiliscatalepton. 
Th # cannot be comprebendcd. 

_ 

To put im 4 , Or by o fend 
fo rhe arbutrement ; awe different 
Isage. 

1 Compromitto, 

A comprimiſe i. the euthoritie gran- 
ted to the arbitey, by the conſent of the 
parne. 

1 Compromi iffam,n. 

To Comviile,v.to comprehend, 

To» Cornpt, vide ts count. 
Compulmie, i indge,derermine. 
CTompulſon. 

I Compullio. 

Computation. 

1 Computatio. 

Compunction. 


Concanitle,” v hollowneſſe, alſo cun- 


ming cont ring. 


het thed 


CCA 


To Conceale. : 

1 Celo, rericeo. 2 Prem, vide To 
eloake and keepe cloſe. 

Concealed, 

1 Occultus,occluſus, 3 ſuppreſs, p, 
A concealing, 

1 Reticen:1a,o:culatio,f. 

Concealers. 

Quibus commiſſum eſt vt proſpici. 
ant nequid ad regem pe:tinens,laten- 
ter deineatur. 

To Conceau? 4 child. 

1 Conapi2,ſulcipio, gigne, 

To couceauc often. 

1. Concepto . 

After the first young, to conceine ano- 
er. 


x Superfato, 
Concemed, 

x3 Conceptus,p. 
A concerning ,or conception. 
x: G ,Cunceptio,f, 
The conception, or time of child bia- 
ring. 1 Fe 

Toe th:ng eencrmed 

x Conce 

To Conceine," 1,14g1n in bis raind, 
vide Is imagin?, 

To Conceiu2,9r vnderſtand. 

1 Percipio, 3 Capw,accipio 

quor. 

To conceixe 4 little, 


Powe | 


1 Petceprus, 2 comprehenfus. 

( onceiued,or taken i ard before, 
1 Pr ad, 

Nb qr ory any te" conceined, 
1 Senlum,n, 

That cannot be coneemed, 

'W | Ad. 

That # qucke to concetues 

s Doclis,ad; 

To ftaud in hu owne Tontcett, 
1 Mirarife. 

A conceit vide i __ 10n, 

( onceits, pretie,an _ 

1 Facenz,f. lepores, 

To Gs Fr 

1 Conano. 

A concent of mapooin 1h 0c. 
x Concemio,f. 
Conception,v.« conceewng, 
To Tancerne. . 

x Concerno. 

1t concerneth* 


x Pertinet —p_ 


oncinna i po 

Ts ConcluNe,o eater by reefs 
1 Concludo. 2 Collig>,infert »,chcio. 
To conclude, and inforre nee-Jfarily 

2 Cogo. 

To conclud: by way 0 log fre, 

1 Syll-gizo, 

To concindr,oy ent, 

1 c on» 


Pr Ne oy 


hk ht 


— 2” PU IRE, ad 


_ _ —__— 5 


_—C———— ——_  —_—_— _ 
—_—  — ES 


an 


—_- 


"CON 


CON 


CON 


1 Concludo, conficio, dehniv,expe- 
dio,vide ts end. 

To conclude,or determine. 

I Adjudico,decerno. 2 decido. 

The matte # concluded, 

1 Tranſactum oft. 

I 51ue concluleds 

: Conſticaum ct. 

C oncluded, 

2 Comprehenſus,P vt brevirer com- 
prehentus, concluded ti fer words, 
(oncluded,or ended. 

I Conclulus,conlecus,p. 
(oncluded,or determuned of , 

1 Deciſis,p. 

Things concluded. x Confettas 

A core luſuoner end, 

1 Epilogus, finis,m.conclufio. 

A concluſfianginferred vpen ſomething 
going before, 

I 4 apo conſequens, 2 colle- 
@o,f, 


A cameluſion,cy end of a letters 
1 Clauſula,f. 
A concluſion, or er. ding of any mater, 
1: Detcrminatio,f. 
The conc luſter. of any Oyationg 
1 Feroratio,f, 
A deceu full concluſion. 
: Paralogilmus,t. 
A ſmall conc luſcong 
1 Clauftuncula,f, 
In concluſion, 
1 Denique,in ſumma,ad ſummam. 
To CToncoct,v. digeth, 
Ts be at Conco2n. 
1 Concotrdo. 
To concord, of agree rogetber 1 in muſich, 
1 Symphonio. 
Concerayor agreement, 
1 Concordia, : convenientia,home- 
nza. 
Concord tn ſiaging. 
x$ 


c Oncerd im muſickeyo ary on: 

I Ha PET 

rOf two notes, or 4 note and a 
halft,called a third note. 


1 Duonus 

Of two & a halfe,called a fourth. 

1 Diateſſaron, 

< Of three notes and 4 halſe, called 
afiſth, 


: Diapente, 
« f fiue notes, &5 two haſfe notes, 


A concor1 in muſicke. 


A concordance, 

1 Concordantia,f. 

Theewſb —_— concord, 

2 Com 

To concoyporate, | or make one thing of 
dixers. 3 Concorporo. 


bs _— of mm» 16d gh 


mean 


1 : Condi nicagelis, mere 


mY 


— 


A little Concubine. 

x: Concubinicula,ami Ja j# 

iA Conmmbine that one keeperh m bu 
houſe . hu wife, ; 

2 Focaria,C - 


Of,or belonging fo Concubines, 
IL * hana C1 4 ih Wim 


To Conculate. 

: Conculco. 
Contnpuicence,vide lu/F, 

To Conair | ph 

1. Concirro- 

T» Condeamme. 

1 Damno, condemuo, judice. 
To cond 22me, or ou(like. 

1 Improbo, 

Toronderane bifore. 

1 Przdamn>. 
Tobecondamned, 

I rm mtr 
Condemned. 

x: Cond tt eus.,p 
Conderu:ea _—_ 

1 Predamnarus, pre judicaws. 
VV orrLy to be condenmed, 

: Damnandus,p. 

Not condemned. 


1 Incondemnatus,p. 


He that condemmeth. 


1 Condemnator,m. 

A condemnation, 

1 Damnatio,f damnatms,m. 

A condammars 9nvpen an cxilement. 

1 Pruſcriptio,f. 

A place in Rome where condemned 
pe fo were catF downe - "mg by 


ftaw — 
One £01 —— ro fight with beaftt in 


the fight of people. 

I iarius,m, 

Hee that buyeth the goods of the con- 
demned, for little ex nothing. 

I Sector,m. ar |. 

To Condeſcend,r neeld vaio 

1 Concedo, 2 deicendo, venio,tranſ- 
eo,abeo, vt abire ad opunone vulgi. 


Condrgne, 

I Condignus. 
Condit, vide conſerve. 
A Condition, fe ſtate. 
1 Conditio, fortuna.five forcnz ft a- 

| ws, 2 Locuns,m. 

A cond:t12n,or couenant, 
1 Lex,t nN, 
A condit1 01,07 manner, 
1: Moes,m. 
An ewll condition. 

1 Cacocthes. 


Condit onai/ poſſe(nron. 
i Poſſefſio fiducian., 
Cord tionall. 


1 Conditionali 
yy 'bich condiienced 
1 Finitivus,ad. 
Condit ionally, 
1 Conditionatizes adv. 
But onithu conditreng, 
2 Atqueita, 


_—_— 


— 


To Condole, 

i: Condoleo. 

To Conduct, 

1 Duco,ducto., 

A condutt, 

1: Drcatus,m vi : /s guid. 


A! nr. 

| nEio,f. aqueduQus, dut®, 
m.induQio aquarum. 
Great conduits, or large prpes of wa- 
ter, brought from condwrs wito £7ak 
mens houſes, and drawne at cocks,end 
oy” r exery office, 

vel nuli,io, 

w” _— Pipes 
z Canalis.dub. 
An head,'r beads of conduits. 
: Dividiculum, s Caſtella,n. 
The condwats, or e:,by the which 
the ſced paſſeth from! 
nerat ion, 
1 Paraſtate,paraſtatice,f, 
Like a condwt pipe, 
1 Canalitins,ad. 
To Confabulate. 

1 Confabulo. 


A Confection, «r mingling divers 
things tegether. 
1 Compufitio, confeRio, compoli- 


tura,f. 
A A cmfltion made of piper. 
1 Piperata. 
A conft ttion, or ſauce, made of honey 
clarified. 
:M 


3 Eſdia. 
A confetH15 16 purge choley & Fon 
1 Hiera 


ol ceo 10n, made with quinces and 


To Confercrate., 

1 Socio,ferdercombine, . 

( onfederateyor tained together by oath 
or promiſe, 

x Sociatus, farderatus, aJjuratus, p. 
fadere juncus. 

el confederate. 

1 Soqus,m particeps,com.g- 

A conf: deracie; 


I = os diacytoniten, | 


1 Conjuratio,f compatum,n, | 


C enfederate ag art one. 
s Con{prati m. 
Of,or belongung to confederater. 
1 Socialis,ad. 
To» Confer,v.ts communicate. 
To rconfir with they in the company. 
2 Circulo. 
To confer,or ſit togetber,y to gampaye 
Conference. . 
1 C ommunicatio. 
To conferre a benefit. 
Arm HF leh 
e that con th, or F 
non with > 4 
1 Collator. - 


BN | 


krdneit inge- | 


elizonum,d. | 
of —— the m_ of the 


ad ad. Gt. em. A. 


F 3 


> ———_— 


—— 


— OO 


"CON 


CON 


CON 


_ 


—_— 


— 


—_ 


_ 


—_ 


_ cry by conference and.conmribution of 


I : Collaticnn.ad, 

7» Lonfeſle. 

1 Confiteorgvi : to acknowledge. 
To confejſe jfree'y. * 

1 Fateor ,Profiteor. 

To canfs;]* the attton before the officer, 
or er9,y viſe, 

x Profireor. 

1 vat hath confeſſed, 

I Faſſus, tetlus,p, 

That confer fſeth, 

1 Confeſlus,p. 


| Aconfeſang. 6 B40, 
| x Conſe ab. ly 


A confeyttng, or open olwcotcinhe 
of a thing. 
Profetlic 


Te confeſs, ons ;of 4 priſoner. 
1 Elo 
w c0/ x hetbat curfeſſeth, 


i a8C or,m. - 


4 onfeſſed. 

4 *Confiden truſt, 
Tv awe a [ure ence, or 
Having a ſure confidence in a thmg. 
ll IXus, 


VVith a confidence, 

Confidenter, : 

mad F | ; F 
n.videbordert. 

T \Eonfrne/. 4 Jhyor frengthen 


nw, ve conſtr. cre pear woes LL 


: To con mfrme, ro Sexe eſtabloſh. 
Conficmo;ratifico, tefttficor. 


Tacen that which another hath 


A ed. 
To ones wed bbs axnts ſiqur ation 


xuell. 


x Sub 


To can fanebing 14 pace a certam | 
; pralce. 


1 Sancio 

Con firmed,or frengthened: 
1 Firmarus,confirmatus. 
Confirmed, vr ratifi.d, 

+ Ratus,confirmatus,:eſtatus, p. 
Confirmed by law. . 

3 Sancitus,p 

1 Stabilunen,ſtabilumemum, ' 
A confirmation. 

1 Confirwati-,ratificatio,f, 


- decree confirmed 


To iſcate onerg a 
I  *royope 


| Tobe comfiſeated. 
1 Conhkot. F 


( onfiſcered. 
I Amcm — menu catus,p 


| 


| the common wealth, 


TT 
WH 


A co" fiſc tion. 

1 Confiicatio,f 2 commuſſum. 

A buyer of goods JE 

I Secor,m trix 

Confits, or c ._-X and all inde of 
drie dajnies mute of ſugary c. 

i Hypattamata,n. 

Ac = r 7 is 

1 Aſltaphis,f. 

Hee that falleth confits ; or other fuch 
ware made of ſugar. 


1 Tragematopola, 
4 Contiect, vide bickering. 
" Confo2me, or make fo 
7b conflrme _ elfe ro anthers wil, 
1 M 
C onforma tie. 
Conformitas,f, 
A con if: on. 
1 Contormatio,f. 
C onformable. 
1 Conformis,ad-: 
Conform.. bly. 
1: Contformner; 
To Confound,sr »«xe Porether. 
1 Confundo,commiicea,maſceo, - 
2 Contur 


nuſceo , promilceo , 

perturbo. 

To confoundyes by reaſon;or teftimomes 
2: Vinco,cvinco. 

Toco afound, or put ont, 

: Obmio. 


i 


To be confounded, or comunced, 
2 lacco.. 

C onfounded;or ouwercome, 

2 Obutws,p, , 

A confe unding, 

I Confaſio, f. 

C onfounded, vide confuſion, 
T» Confronti.te «ppoſe. 
Confation,or »s/arer. 

1 Contuſiv.\. 

The confuſion,  : 

2 Labes,vtlabcs rap. ebe confuſion of 


Confuſion tn a common wealth, 

1: Acuſmia,f. 

* reat co fuſton,and diſorder. 

2 Tenebra,& te zAtAxiA. 

ob confuſed heave of thwrgs. 

1 Chaos. 

A cofuſed matter, haune netther bead 
nor tale. 

1 Promiſcuum,n. 

Brought to c01 = ſion gr confounded. 

2 Cc 

AN rect o7 out 'Y 


— 


Tx 


To conſute by reaſons. 2 Con- 
| tundo, vt > cn calumniam 


SO ELECT indi- 
inQus. 2 indigettus,incondutus, ad 
Confuſe. 


2 Cxcus,vt Cxc1s aceryus, 4 confuſe 
heape of things,diſlonus clamor, « c5- 
fol orvn turbulentus, vc turbulentum 

negotum, conficſe poece of worke. 
Nee confirſe,ox not eonfliſed. 


Cori 3,07 confuſedly, 
Contuse,promiſcue,permiſte,indi- 
£2 cacavatim. 
(4 oof {edly,or without ſufficient decla- 


ration. 


To confirte ,wegken,or retort. Diſcingo 


To he confited, as any matter is config 
ted. 2 Convellor. 


C onfuted. 


x c0 — d:tprouing. 
1 Cofuratio,refutatio,z infirmatio, f. 
Congeon,y. dwarfe, 
Congey,i low. 
neeableg lawful, 
geale, or waxe thicker, or to 

oe 
1 Congelo,congelor,cvagulo,coagu 
lorconcreſco,glaor. 
C ongealed. 
I res mamma > 

A congealing, 
1 Congelano,concetio, 
That may eaſily be congealed, 
1 Gelabilic,ad. 
Congeſtion. 

[1 
C - 


Vema Cc 
To congtutmateyy. ts ion rogerher. 


To Conmratulate, or reozce with 
one for hu good fortune. 

1 Congratulor. 

A con,y dulation, 

1 Congratulatio,f, 

To congregate. 
Conpergs: 

A Longreration, 

x Cencio, ſynodus,f cerus, ronen- 
es,m., 

A congregation henſe,or place wherem 
congregations are aſſembled to conferre 
of matters. 

1 Comitium,n. 


Congritence,or congrwirie. 
I oor doi congruias, hotmo- 


fog ongruert, 


x Congruens,v.agreeable, 
A Conte. 


1 Cuniculus,m 
A rar made ſoddei rethbrts.” 


_ 


1 Launtes,um, 
Full 
wal 


_ "ow 


PR Ee I IE} b 


_ Lal FE 


> ere mt” nu. 0 th 


tt ent 


m—__ Y 


P_ 


Ps. IF *” TI 


———_— 


4 


5Y8 


"EOS" "IN 


—— — 


Full of cones, 

 Cuntculoſs,m. 

A courere, vide warren, 

To Comtecture,or gefſe. 

x Cohſicis, conjedto, augurer, vat 
Cinor ,lulpicor. 

Coneted,onrontt ured, 

x Conjetus,p. 

A contecturye, 

1 Conjecura,f. 

A cometlurecy token . 

2 Interprecatio,f. ayzumentum,rt. 

A c onte thhapring ov eefive. | 

1 Conje&tr2, conjectatio, auguraio, 
A con, etburerf rings come, ' 

# Divindtor,mantes,m. v.Adiviner,or 
ſooth/ayer. 

Indgement by coujeFure, 

1 Divinatio,! f 

That #4, or may be gathered by conte- 
ture, 

1 ConjeRturalis,ad. 

A Coninxation 9/ words. 

1 Conjugatio,fyzygia,ts 

A 4 Congmenon, the part of ſprech 

e 

1 Conjundtio,f. 

The conn ttiinof the ſun & moont, 
ſhe bemg not ſeencu'SModhe,"""" 
To Conmure,or con tþre together. 

1 Conyuro. 

A toniuration,v, conffrracie, 

Te Coniure. 

1 Adjuro,Ccxvrcizo, 

A Comprer. 

1 Adjurator, impoſtor,cxorciſta,m 
Aconmuration,by cConmwWring. 


I Adjuraof exorciimuggm. 
Conhexton 


== 

{ omurvence. 

Conniventnia. 

To Lonne,vide leamne. 
7, 

1 Subigo,lubjugo,cx 2 cOR- 
de pungQ, 


To conquer! or win. 

1 Potor. 

To get the conque#F. 

I Triumpho, 

Conquered, 

1 SubaQus,ſubjugatus,niAR?, expug- 
natus,2 domitus,p, 

A 0011917047» 

1 Victor,debellator,expugnator, 
A conquering. 1 Ex io,f, 
One tha conquereth often, 

i Vicorioſus,ad 

Aco uett,y,vitorie. 

Con 

1 Conſanguinitas, f vide kinda. 
The Conſrtence, 

1 Confcientia. 

Aſpiced conſcience, 3 Scrupulus,m. 
Curiouſne + fop. wa 

2 Scru tas.religio,f. 


| Conſeivice, a Fife ahd regard of cOn- 


font: 2 \ Religiogf: 


CONgrue, 
'venio,concordo, 2 quadro cohereo. 


"The parey part ( f the : conſcience. 


x1 $ 

ACS or haminy a good conſei- 
ence. 

1 Religioſus,ad. _ 

OP: ph rt # ; - 


Co 1ſ&rdnably, with 4 las conſul 


1 Religzosc, 2 liquid0. 
To Lonlecrate,or af point 10 an Wy 


ly v 
, Coatcro its, dedico. 
To conſecrate ag.ane. 
1 Reſacro. . 
To be conſecrated, + 
1 Inaypuror, vt TAnpiartri in hai 
alrerms, To be*conſcrrated 13 another 
many rome. 
Conſecrated. 
1 Dicits,dedicatus, confecratus,la- 
cratus,p, 
Confe« rate,ot hallowed. 
1 Saceraugtifius;7d. 
He that conſteratrth. 
+ Sacrator,ſacrificus,ſacrificulus,m. 
A conſecrat mg," r conſecr 4107. 
1 Sacratw,coniccratio,dedicatio. 
C onferyat bt thr. 0 4.14 
3. Coniecrania,orum. 
C few PSI wor. - 
1 Effarus,ad; ' : i” 
Nor torficyared, er giuen to G ”_ 
5 Profanus,ad. 
To Conlint,or agree together. 
1 Conijeritio; confpiry, con- 


To conſent, of grid eviſent ynro. { 
1 | Conſentio,,on:tdv, 
2 Subſciibo,adſcribe,anmi, yt 'mihi 
allubeſcit conditio, 1 conſent r9,0c.v. 
to agree: vnt0 and alloy. 
To begin to conſent, 
1: Aſſentiſco. * 
T exnſent in muſickegv. to conſent. 
To conſent td a requeit, 
I Indulgeo. 
A eajent or agreemy of one thing with 
another. 
2 Reſponſus,m.conragio,f, 
A conſent, or agyeetment . 
I 2 CORE F vide agreement. 
A con(ent, of allowing. : 
z' Plaulus. 
C onfent 11 opimon, 
1 Placiwum,n, 
He that conſenteth. 
i Aſſenſor,m aſſenſus,p. 
That are appointed to an holy wſe by 
the conſent of many. 
I Conlſentia facra, 
O fl one conſent,or afſent. 
i Vnanumis, vnaftumus A 
VVith one conſent, vide with one ac- 
cord. 
A Conſcquent,sr conſequence. 
1 Sequela, conſecuto, conſequentia, 
conſequens. 
* Conſequently, 


——li_ 


——— —— 


i er oe un .adu 


1 Conſervo,v1 : keeps, 

Thin 0s < onſerued, or coudrre, to (erue 
0ne5 1 unit as rrome of m———— 
ſuch (the. 


3 $gama,orumn. . 

A conſerver of ſuch thrgr, or ſeller of 
them, 

1 Salgamarius: 


' Conjerues of Roſes. 


C on (erucht apples. 
1 Condita,vel dong? > 


To Conſidex,orrbnke vpon, 
1 Conlideto, cognolco, 


474 
I 


tHOr,CXCUtio, video, - pers 
rvolconompxorceting, cam 

no, ſpeculor, inweor, perradto, con. 
rects,verſo;pertuſtro,perago, obſer 
VO,agito, vertu, adverto, provideo, vt 
providere (aluti lug,to conſider how to 
ſaue lbmſelfe. 
To conjuder of a thing earneffly and | 
throughly. 
1 Reputn,re cogito,recognoſco, 
2 propendo, perpendotientiecopt- | 
ſto,perluſtro,circumſpetio, 
To conſider often. 
2 Ketrafto,retreds. ; 
To conſider 42. , | 
2 Remetior, | a 
To confinyto rhe nd kpew.. AL 
: 
To _ ranab636 nd 
1 free prnere ber 
To haue conſideration of, 

iC , cumrdar, 

c onſidermg. 
1 Penlans,meditans, recogitans. 
2 Renadans,yolvens,p. 
Conſidered, 
I 4 @2 
2 Penſus, expenius, ſpeQarus, inſpe. 
Eus,circumſpe us,uoratts,p. 
C onſidered oft en, 
2 Penſiatus. 
C onſidertal d, ligently,and crnelFh. 
2 Percurſus,pertradtat?, papenſus,p 
C onſhicuowns 1 cleare, 


T's be ſecretly conſidered, of conſulted 


PRI POT. GY 


of. 

: Muſſitandus,p. 

That conſidereth diligent! 2 what To 
ſay,or dee. 

1 Mcditatus,p. 

A con derer, or he that ER of 
a thing. 

1 Confiderator,animadver{or, 2 ſpe- 
yon 5 1p fe 

A conÞderat.on,or eonſedering, 

1 Conſideratio,f judicid,n. arimad- 
ver ſiv,cogitatio, zſtimatio, 2 (peta 
T0, UAKO, TEPULAtIO, gn 


- 


On Rs CH ones.» 1 
— —— _— —  — _—__—__—_ _ —_ _——C— 


ct. 


CI I 4s 


RS <- WW _ 


| 


CON 


CON 


CON 


_—AQCC 


A deepe,or diſcreet conſideration. 
: Mcditatio |. 
l aligert conſid-ration. 


af. 
pA enſideration, or regard. 
1 Ratio,f reſpeus.2 diſpeRus,n. : 
A thing conſelered, . 
1 Penſum. 


[onfidered before hand. 

2 Proviſus,p, 

VV utheut any POT 

1 Impenlibils,ad- 

VVithout con ſfuteration,or raſbly. 
1T 

For many couſh terations, 


2 Mulitis 


rien. 1 Couliderats, cogitars, cogi= 


C onſl4 _ 


Conſel: dation, 
Vaio,combijnatio. 

The Uo ts. 

1 Literz conſonants. 

To be con(0aant,or agreeable. 
1 Cenons. 


Cooper: 
| ire. 


' = ' Cnthioge onuro. 
"Toconſprre of an out lawrie , or pro- 


_ ription again#t one, 


Cd 
c ontþir 


[1,1 1Þ- 
on contjur acie, or confp: wing. 


ratus, m, 
1 atcy., 


_"rling. 1 Coulpirati,conjurati,m, 
A nkable. 


| | x Cunatcx pacis, 2 *Ethnarcha 8; 


TI 


1 Conſpiratia, conjuratio, f. con{pi- 


| Conttancie 11 abiding ewill, 


nominibus. 4 x Conſtans, firmus, certus, ſtabilis, | 
Couſidax ately, vr with gro1 eonſidera= | 


{| wilds lacs coalenticgs, ve conlent« 


| en>tama,.A con'7 at report © perpes 
| wwis, ve perperua fi Jes,cou/Zant favth x 


inax. 
1 Conftart agains, or confF wntly ſufe- 


{ Conflantly. 


B- X Y imperari,one to be conſt frained to die. | 
They which hawe confþ, ;yed PR. : 


'1 


ethnarches,m.prepoſitus ville, 
An hugh Conft able. 

1 Cenler,n. 

Conſtancte. 

1 Conſtantia,ſtabilitas,firmitas, per» 
ſeverantia,pertinacia, 2 gravitas,f. - 

C entt,orce in munitÞring wetice, 

1 Severitzs,f. 


—— 


—— 


1 Patientia,tolecancia,foem, 
He* that mtheth conthant. . 
1 Firmator,m. 

ContFant tn low?. 

1 Plalacrates. 

Conftant,or ftedfeft., { 


contidens,indefl 2xus, indeclnatus,z- 
quabulis,confirmaus,ſeverus,z forts, 


_ vt ratum Ops, 40945 Fant wor &. 
onit.an, or tao mach coatt ant 1n fu 

pupeſ 

1 Tenax 


reug. 8 Comumax, perun ix,ad. 


1 Conſtanter,conhdenter,firme,fir. 


A celettiall —— called the 
Beare., 1 Ar&os,uria,f. 

A conſtellation 1 heauen ; mag 
frakes. 1 Anguifer, 

Te Confitute,v.apperns. 
yn. 01,07 appointment. 

Ti in the 

Crafns, f. 


A certaine confttution of the body. 

1 Chondroh 

To Conftraine,or compel. ; 
Cop ,perpello,coerceo, 

impello,adi,: o,lubigo. 2 pro- 

ew. as fati- 

detuderealiquem ad 

Ca, To cojtraine, or enforce one to thoſe 

thmgs. Expruno, veexpreſſic hoc ne 

cellitas, neceſs1tie conſtraincds cs 

To c onſtraine, or compedl of ten. 

1 Coafto 

To a 'ne to tell,or conſeſſe. 

23 Exto:queo 

To po — the byger 86. take bu 

ware 4 ame, 

1 Redhibeo. 

To be conit rained, 

« Cogor,vrgeor. 2 Conſtringor,a- 


or, mperor, vt mortem alicui 


C onſtrained. 
1 Coatus,jmpulſus, compulſes,ada-! 
aur, cocrams 2 conitrictus, vinus, + 


dcvintus,actus,cxpecſiis,extortus,p. | *icio 
4 


A 


vr extort'x yoces, violarus,p. vt viola- 
ta cuptdinis arma, The conſtrained 
Weapons of Cupid. 

( onſtrannes, or bend to ds ſomthing. 
2 Damnatus,p. 

( onftramed by corents, 

2 Exrortus,p. 

N of coniÞFramed. 

1 Incoattus, 

A cnſtrainey, 

1 Coadtor,m.& trix,f. 

A woman that conſtrantth, 

3 Subigairix,f, 

A conſtratnt, or compylſion, 

1 Compul Go,impullio, cocrcio,f.ing- 
pullus,m coaRtio. z vis,C. 
A con'tramt that vrgcth, 


1: Inftantia, 1 


A £01; 'r.41nt in haſte. 
3 Anguia.f. 


By -0n(tramror againſt bis will, 


I Invirus, ad. 


VV ithout conftraint, 

1 Vitro,ad.. tua ſponte. 
To Con try: or contFer, 
1 Expono,in! erpretox. 


Conſtrutt:on. 


She th w,or hath bey a Conſul: wiſe. 
: Feminaconſulans, 

A Conſulſhip. 

: Conſulatus. 

The miſt ron of the ( onſll, 

2 Conſularis tio. 

He that hath bn (onfull, 

1 Exconſul,m exconluiaris, vir con. 

ſalaris. 

He that [tandeth for a (onGljbrp. 

1 Candidatusconlulais. 
Perraymng 10 a Conſult, 

1 Conwlaris,ad, 

Conſul-like, 

1 Conſulariter,adr. 

To Conſult,ahe,or rake counſel, 

: Confalto,conſelo,2 agrto, 

To conſul; with anather. 

! Communico. 

To be con/ulted of, 

1 Conſalar. 

They con/ult. 

1 Deliberatur,imp. 

Conſulicd of. 

1 Delberatus,p- 

off conſult oO. 

1 Conſaltor, deliberator,m. 

= _ con(ulred of. 

numontions. 

key 07 _— on. 

1 Deliberatio, conſultario,commu- 
ricatio, 2 agitatio,t. 

That pertaineth re conſult Tim, 

x Deliberativus,v del. bera?, 
'To Contacts Hntors wat7. 

1 


t , abliurio, 1 con- 


ipo,ufperdo,exhaurio, hau- 


| 


1 


| 


valto." 


"50; 


”" 


| 


: 


—_—— a—— Co 


—— 


— 


— OLI 


RT an 


CON 


CON 


CON 


= —  — 


no,vbſurbeo, devoro, exedo, come- 
do,produco, decnquo, profundo, cf 
fundo,dilapiio,dupergo. 

To conſume bejore, 

: Praconkum», 

To conſurn or deueure rauenouſly. 


: Hellaor, exedo, devoro, depaſo, 
lo. 


To conſume,ox ſho:le. 

1 Populor. 2 dilacero divexo. 
To (6: ſunne,or make 10 pine away. 
2 Coquo, 

Toconjune mettallor any other thing 
when 11 « fined, 

2 Exquoce. 

Ts conſume «ll cuey. 

1 Pe b 

To coujume,or re{olue- 

1 Digero. 

To conſune,or make leane. 

2 Sorbeo., 


To cor [une ,a5 Mime us cornfroned. 

1 Tero,comeo,xanſmito. 

I conſume m the nether parts, 

1 Su 

To conſume 

iE ns, = nila lachrymis, To 
C01 ſume awdy with weeping. 

Ts be Conſumned. 

1 Conlamor, 2 defluo,dilabor. 

Ts con, wme,oy be im 4 conſump:ion. 

1 Extabeſco, tabelco, intabeſco, di- 
ſtabeſco, 2 delinqueſco, marcee,maT- 
celco,eliquo,cvancico. 
Conjumed,\ſpent,or waited. 

1 Conſumpius, 2 exhauſtus,hanſtus, 
exelus,comeſus, 


ratus,depaſtus,p. 


C on(umed,or worne evay. 

l Conſumpeus, 2 Anriws,p.effcers, 
C on/umed away. 

2 LiquefaQus, 

Conſumed 45 ind conſumption, 
I Tabidus. - ay. 
Conſuming as waxe «t the fire, 

1 'Liqueicens,p. 

A Conſwner 

1 Confumptor,profligator,m. 


An exceeding conſumergor waiter. 


He that conſumeth, or weareth out, 
: Attritor, m 

af conſuming,or conſumption. 

1 Conſumprio,f. 

QA conſummg with fire, 

1: Deflagratio,f, 

A conſuanprion Apherewith forfF the 
ſoft fleſh pineth away , and next the 
ſorundey parts, 

z Syntexis,f, 

A conſummg of the body by long ficke- 
neſſe,and lacks of nounjhment : alſo « 
co ſumption at mi rg of the lights, 
yr nag vg rag 2 
A —_ of we; rlwrann leane- 
] neſſe, 


s Atrophia.F. 

He that us in ſuch a conſursption, 

1 Atrophus,m. 

A kma« froſumption,preceenine from 
an Wt difpoſinen of the bedy, when no- 
Thing Pt oueth with 4 AH, 

1 Cachexia,f, 

He that bath ſub a conſumption. 

: CacheQus,m 

A c0nſump ion of the whole body, with 
4 lutle age , follewing the incur ble 
ſores of the lungs. 

1 Flthee,f. 

A diſeaſe of the lungs, with a gojump- 
116n of the whole boay. 

1: Fhthiſis,f, 

He that hath that conſumption. 

iP Mm, 

Conſuming or denwonrmg. 

I Edax,vorax,ad 

That muy be corſumed. 

1 Conſumprtibuls,ad. 

That byingeth 4 conſumption, 

1 Tabificus,ad. 

That m.zy fall into 4 conſumption, 

I Tabificalis,ad 

To Confrnnngn 

1 Contummo. 

A conſummation. 

1 Conſummat;o. 

A Conſumption, vide conſuming, 
To Contaminate,or 4efile. 
Contamino,tado,v.te defile. 

( ontamimated. 

1 Contaminatus. 

A Contagion, op natural wall, 

1 Contagio, conta 

C ontagrouſnes, 

1 Vis tabifica, 


Qor,vt amp lei cogitatam, 2 capio. 
To cont cinegor keepe under, * 
1 Cuhibeo. 
To be contained, 
1 Comineor, 
Contained. 
I 

contayning. 
IN 
henlio. 
That comtaineth all things, 
1 Omnitenens,ad 
To cortarnnate. Contamine, 
To Contemne. _ 
1 Contemno,neglign,v Jeiþiſe. 
To contemne drſcamefirlty. 
2 C alco, ,proculcos 
C ontempt,or contemning. 
a CT _ 
A deſpicientia,f 

dium,n negleus, 2 |= 
etcnebris,0ut of contempr,parnitEria, 
f ytillspanitentia eſt, They have in 
e0::tempe, 


A hang in —— Derifſus, 
4 


Had in com empt, 
3 nh 
Contempiile. 
1 Conempubilis,deſpicabilis. 
( enter pruons. 
1 Contempwoſes, 2 Faſtidiofs,ad. 
" con emp nous or aiſel anfull, 
2 Percomumax.,ad. 
C ont emp thanſy, 


a Contumeiose, negligenter, neple- 


To Contemplate. 
1 Contcmplor,2 agito, 
( emtemplation. 
1 Contemflatus, m, contemplatio, 
ſpeculativyt. 
( reemplatmue talking with God, 
1 Sol A, 
The contemplanon, or knowledge m an 
art, without pratt iſe, 
1 1heorence,theoria,f. 
That @ ginen to contemplation, or de. 
culation of _—_— 
I I | + x Lit 
C oncemplatine. 
Speculativus,contemplativus, the- 
Oricus. 
Contemplatinely, 
1 1 heorice 
t, vide contemne, 
To Contend. 
1 Comendo,videfr;f#. 
C ontone ment i fee land lying to 4 tte 


To content very well, or ſarrsfie, 

1 Satisfacio,2 expleo, ſufficio, ſatio., 
To be contented, or hold hanſelfs con= 
tented with. 


weſco, conquieſco b 
RC ANTE 


1 am rr _ 

s Eſto, placer, perp ag 
dio,non recuſo,licer, libs 
2 Audio,fat. 

C entent,or conter:ted, 
I © Me »Þ-< _ 
Very well content. 

1 Perlubens. 

A COntentimng. 

+ SatisfaQio,F. 
That c ontenteth. 

i Plact 

( onternted with few things, 

1 Modicus,ad. 

C ontentfull, 1 Placabilis,ad. 
Of acontented mind, 

1 Acquanimus,ad, 

Not contented, 

1: Im uSs 

2 _—_ 1 Modice,adu, 
Content:dly,or quietly, 

s Patientcr. 

C ontentfilly. 

1 Placabiliter, 2 Candide,adu. 


Not contertealy, 


— 


| 1 Repugnaziter, 


} 


4 


— OO Ou—RPGn— CT -0 -- 0 0-- 


. —--- 


— 


ZN 


_— —-- Som enema 


F 
' To Continueor 


_— 


A Cont tation, eldocmrercaty; 


Contentton, vide /ty:/e. 
To conte#F, 
Comteſtor. 


( onmment, 

1 Continens,p. caſtus, 
( ontinently. 

z Continenter, 


'T 4 # + can fo 


porfofh, AN 
1 Canſto,perhſto, erſevery perſto. 


- continue, or indme, 


Te continue long, or for ewer. 
r Perenno. . TE 
T.1 continue 0 a thing,without ceaſung 


| 1 Continuo,perpetups. 


' To contingge nn that. be began. 
1 Perſeqnor,pergn, exequar, 
2 Tenco,vitencre curkum, To conti- 
nge on hu race. 
To contunuegor abide, 
1 Maneo,permaneo,gemaneos-.. - 
| 2 provehor, vt provecta clt pruden. 
tia, Therr wiſedome continued, 
To _— or prolon, «/ 
x Preduco,prorog o prof ero,2 traho, 
extraho. 
To continue in, 
2 Morer,unmorar. : 
To continue a 2 Inſeneſeo. 
To« nt e,amd + 
1 _Inveteraſc boror. 


To continue for one yeare. 
1. Peranno. 
Fs continue and go forward in a @ thing, 
1 Dego, 2 Exxdifico, detexo, de- 
duco.. ' 
To continue in a firange country. 
1 Incolo. 
They contmu?. 
1 Pergitur,imp. 
Continuing. 
1 Durans,Þ. 
That will not continue. 
1 Fugjiens,p.fug3x,ad. 
Continued, 
: Continuatus, 2 PerduQus, Extra. 
Qus,p. 
Continnance. I Perpetuitas afliduitas, 
C ontinuance,or ſpace. 
1 Spatium,n, longinqunas diuturnis 
ra*,t. 


| The continuance without ſlaying neney |* 


changing the ma..ey cf. 

1 Tenor, 

The continuance of a thing after the 
begin» ng. 

"Poles 

A « none continuance of a thing. 

1 Perſeverantia. 

A continyat:on, 1 comimuatio,F. 


| 


A continmnge 

1 Permankio, fs 
Contrumng all night, 
1 Pernox, 
Continaoll, _ 

' 1 Perennis,perpetuus,aflickas. 1. 
2 Crntinens, vt labog cortinens, con- 
' tinmall Labour, 

_— continsrg. 
Duwturnus. 
C ontinuall,vhich # not interrupted. 
1 Continens, p, 
' That cont wweth, 
x Exceptorius, ad. 
( ontinually, 
1 Perpaue,allidue, aſſiduo ,perenne, 
perenniter, jugiter, indeſinenter, per- 
petuo,inperpeuum,viquequaque, #- 
termim. 
To Lontract,or drav tegether, 
1 Contraho,cumplico. 
A cortrathin 
1 Concilho, 4 
A corgrattion of two into one. 
« Synzriſis. 
1" Contrace by mariage. 


Contratted, 

1 Sponſus, 

A contrafÞ. 

1: Sponſho,f fponſus,m.ſponſalia,n. 

A contratt maker, 

1 Sponſor,m. 

A contratt,vide bargaine, 
Contradiction, or game/aying. 

1 Contradigio,amilogia. 
Contradiftions, 1 Anti ena. 
A Contramure,o awail/er before 
1 Promurale,n. 2 Agpger,m, 

T» be Contrarie. 

1 Adveclor,opponor.2 pugno,repug- 
na, vide T's be @gaimſt+ 

Contra to. 

1 Contrapoſitus. 

He,or jhe that centrarieth,, 

1 Adverſator,m.trix,f, 

£ ontrarretie, 

1 Diveiſitas, repngnantia, contrarſe. 
——_—_— of conflicus,m. impug - 
natio,t, 

Tvecontrerie. | 
1 Opp ,n.antithcton, . 
Contrerte l Adveararius, adverſis, 
contrarius, ad. diverius, 2 Pugnans, 
diſcors, 

( ntrarec to. 1 Adverlus,v. agamſt, 

C ontrarily. 

I Contrarie,repugniter,adverſe,adu. 
C onrrariwiſe. 1 'E-contraric; &. cone 
tra,ad,econverlo, ediverio.ex oppo- 
liro,e tranſverlo ,ncomrarimn, ' 2 re+ 
rro0,e regione. 

_ or contrary wherof doth happen 


7. Contributs, or [ine ſantthing 


nos orhers. 
1 Conmriblopr confers, 


Contr;bution, 


c— — 


IS Icons 


> —  — — 


— 


1 Contrib intributio, F 

M ade by contribution of many. 

1 Collatitius,ad. 

( ontributayie , or any thing byway of 
cortrupution. 

1- Stipendiarius,ad.. 

(omvire. Contritus, 
Contrition, 

1 Contnno f cordulium,n. 


\ T- Contriue, 


1 Cni{truo, 2 Perduco. 
A contre. 


2 Princeps, vt princeps ſceleris. 


| or Controll,sr Sm, 


! Redarguo. | 
To controd,cy doe the office of 4 control. 


J | Oblemo,catodis. 

A controllergor overſeer. 

I ge ke rage. " 
ſito » adnotator, m. anu- 
——_ | 

A controelment. 

1 InſpeRio,obſervatio,f, 

A coarrolley,or bee that doth controll 
another, 

: Cenſor,rep 
The controller *. a Princes houſe. 


1 Prator comitatus,pretor auguſta- 


G —_ —— 


lis. 
- bein Controurrlie, 
1. Ambigo. 
It uhadin controverſie. 
: Ambigitar, tur,c Verti- 
tur, 2 ack 17 
There w n* controverſie in it, 
1 Conſtat. 
A contro verſie. 


1 Controvcrſia, contentio, f. diſcri. 
men,;n. alcercatio,t. 2 Quzſtio,t. 


A contyoverſie m ſuit, 


1 Caula. 


'' Acontroverſie m words, 1 Lis,f. 


Full of cantroverſse, or that u m con- 
troverſie. 
1 Com overſus,litigioſus,ad. 
Contumelie, Contumelia. 
Contuwmane, Contaumacia. 
T» Conucigh. - 
1 Deporto, deveho, averto, defero, 
ſubduco, aſporto, lnbveho,. vide T# 
carte. 
To gonu igh ouer,or through. 
1 Trajicio, trajefto, tranfycho, pre- 
rerveho. 
To conveirh from one place to another, 
1 Traduco, ,tranſporto. 
To conveigh hmſelfe quickly out of a 
ace, 
1 Proripio,cjicio. 
To conveigh out- 
1 Exporto,ercho. 
To conveigh out of danger. 
2 Reduco 


To convey awdy bafrly or traſrely; 

» Eript interveri'0, 

To converghin privnly, 

1 Submirto, 

JN n Ps - | 


— 


” 


——— 


CON 


CON 


C OO 


ms 


To convetgh wvnder. 

x Supporto. 

To conueigh himſelf by little and littl:, 
21 


To conneigh by cart,or ſb1p,or bead, 

1 Convehn. 

To be corucighed, 

1 Deteror. 

To be conueighed, or caried beyoud. 

1 Transferor. 

{ onue:ghed. 

1 Deportatus, ſubdafus, ſubmiſſus, 
deduQus. 

Conueighed to a place, 

I b 

( onuerghed from one place to another. 
1 Tranſlatus,p. 

( onuerghed ouer. 

1 TrajeQus,tranſveQus,p. 

C enuerghed ouer, or beyond. 


C onueighe1 in. 

I Importatus, P» 

( onuerghed away priily. 
1 Interv 


P onacighed from, 

1 Abductus,p 

( onerghed of danger. 

2 ReduQus,p. 

A comuenghing. 

1 Deportatio.deduQtio,ſubveRio,f 

A conuerrhing ouer. 

» Tranſvc&tio, trajeio, tranſporta- 

tio, f. 

A comeighing be) ond the ſea. 

1 Pratervetio,f, 

A connunghing w, 

I Inveaus,indutio,fs 

A conuetghing out. 

1 Exportatio, f. 

Sliegand craftie coruighance, 

1 Manticulatiogf. 

Fs conueighanice of water, vide ( 9 
_ 

A conuergher of water from ſprings and 
condurts. 1 Librator,m. 

A Conntighante,or writing wher- 
lan us conueighed from one to anve 
ther. 2 Inſtrumentum.n. 

T+be Contimicent,or meet. 

i C ompeto. 

To be connmmient,or agreeable, 

1 Conſentio. 

It u conuentent, 

1 Decet.convenir, par eft,uperg pre- 
tinm eſt,equum eli conſentancum 
vide it becommet'. 

It ts not convemert. 

2 Dedecer, imperl. 

( onuenten te 

1 Conveniens, accommo latus, ac» 
commodis,tempeſtivus,vt hora tem» 
peſtiva, 1 conuenent times Cong quens 
eſt,it « conuement, vide meet, fic, and 
c91-gement, 

Very conugimanty' ard fi for the pure 
pon. 1 Peropportunus, US, 
ad. 


( ommemencie, 

1 Convenientia, competentia. 2 A- 
nalogia,t. 

( nuemencie »f time and place. 

z Opporturutas,f, 

Time conuement, 

2 Maturitas,f. 

A thing connenttnt. 

1 Conſonum,n. 

( omeniently, 

1 Convenienter, appoſne, riec, id0- 
Dee, accommaodate,cung 

3 Decenter,adv. 

4 onnenient y,5n due time,or ſe / [ſeaſon, 


I Convent, vide Aﬀe wr 
T's conuent. 

Cito,as, 

A conuenticle. 


C m. 

To Lonverſr,or be conwer/ant. 

1 Verſor,converior. 

2 Vtor, conjueſco. 

To be alwaies conuerſant. 

1 Habito, convivo. 

( onuerſant, 

1 Verſatus,Þ, 

( onuerſatron. 

1 Converſatio,f. commercum. 

2 Conluctudo,f, vius,m, 

Moft diligently conuer/ant in. 

I Exequentifſi mus, ad. vt veterum 
CY exequentifſimus, Dli- 
gently conwerſant un ancient byHHories, 
To Connert, or tarne into. re 

1 Converto.. 2 Decoquo, derivo, vt 
derivare in donaum luanz , ts conuere 
to his owne profit. 

To conuert one. 

2 Revoco,reduco,rraduco. 

( omerted, or tured. 

1 Convyerſus. 2 TraduQus, p» 

Oni newly converted 10 the Faith,vide 
Treſe.yte. 

A conuer ſion 

1 Converhio,f. 

A conuer ſion of w 'ords. 

1 Tropus,m. 

To emits. cr convince, 

1 Convinco,evinco,coargun. 

To conuitt or proue the caritrante, 

I Rebitg. 

To conuwtt by triall. 

1 Comperio,comperior. 

To be conutted, or conwneed, 

1 Coarguor. 2 Iaceo judicur. 
(orwtted,or conmmed., 

1 Victus, evictus, convicus,comper- 
tus. 2 Manifeſtus, p. ve maniteſtvs 
mendacij , conuttcd, or manifeitly 
proned a ler. 

A conmngang or prowng the contyarie 
by « rewannent. 1 Retutatro, f. 

A corminci: g by law, and cauſing to 
gize vp that hu wrongfully detained, 

2 Evidtio,f. 

.A Convocation. 


1 Convocatio,Synudus,F, 


A Conunerton houſes 
3 Exedra,f, 
A Cormecatton place for matters of 
= 1 Calabra. 

Conpycatch, conycatched,, vide Coe 
encr, 
( 01149, Aﬀociatio. 
4 on1xl/ion. Convulſio. 

op y the Cooke. 

( qQuinure, 4 
yy ({ 9%ke. 
1 Coquus, five cocus. 
A C ooke that /tleth meat readie dreft. 
: Popinarius, popinator,thermopo- 
4, m., 
A l:tile Cooke. 
1 Coquulus,coculus,m, 
The Al aſtty ( ooke: 
1 Archimagirus,archicoquus,m. 
A (ookg that preparetth , or ſelleth 

ntie meats, 

1 Cupedinarius, m. 
A woman ( ocke. 
1 OpGpolis,propiaria,f, 
A ( noke in adinp, 
1 Focarnus. 
A ( ookes ſhop. 
1 Popina,f. 


n, { ookes houſe,or ( cokerie, 
lium,n _ 


opo 

by place where (* cokes dwell ma (tie, 
1 Thermopolum,n. 4 
{ cokerie. 
1 Coquinaria,f, 
A place where Cooket waſh their diſhes 
1 Coquine tuſorium,n. 
Of (cokeree, 
1 Popinalis,ad. 
A Cookold, 
I do 00m, 
2 Vir 
A ( ookold maker. 
1 QUuprator,conſtuprat 
2 Cuculus,m. 
To Coolt,vide (old. 
( vole places im fields , where beaſts in 
Summer do withdraw the mſelues from 
heat. r Xſtiva,omm,n. 
Eroch Coolifte, 
1 Olus, pulmentum, pulmentarum, 
neurt. 
To Coope vp. 
1 Concludo,detrudo, 

A Cope wherein Hennes lay. 
1 Gallnarium,n. 
A Coope wherein Poultry # kept, 
1 Quatts,m. cavea,f. vrnithotrophi- 
um,omthobolium,vivarium,n. 
A ( cope,or Sheepe-j en, 
1 Cauia,f. 
A ( cope wherein beaſt 5 are fatted. 
1 Sagnarium,n. 
A Coepe where, Ducks are kept. 
1 Nellotrophwm, n, 
A Cooper. 
4, Victur,dplianus, na. 


A ( oopers mftreruga 1% dr uce | 39pes | 
en, 1 Harpago,f. 


mcackus. 
- CE —_— 


To , 


A_—_— 


wy 


COP 


COR 


COR 


— 


To Coo downe, vide (owre. 
A Coolen, vide Kyudred. 
To Cooſ:n, or deceme, 
1: Illud>, a Emungo, vide Deceiue. 
A coojener, 
I Prettigiator, vererator, impoſtor. 
C 09(er.age, or cooſening. 
X Preſtgi z,arum,impoſtura. 
A CTovartner, copercener, 
1 Particeps, com.g. {acius, m. 
C oparrners,or ſuch as abhg portion of 
lands by partition, 
rjpetX,arum, 
A e, 
Veſtis xalis. fo 
Ts £,07 change one thing for ans. 
idhage ray : cite 


| teras conſerere. 


He th.ut copeth or fighteth with another 
1 Conſcrror, m. 
The coptng,or toying together in fight. 


1 Congreſlio,coitio, co f. con- 
aan m, 
| Cophin, 
1 Arcainqua corpits Mortul. 


( opeſ-mmate, 1. companion, 
To Copte enr,or write out of another, 
1 Tranſctibo, exſcribo,deſcribo. 
( opied. 
1 Defſcriptus, tranſcriptus,exſcriptus, 
it, 
copie,or e le, 
I —_, ex(criptum, eQy- 
pum, exemplar, n. typus,m. 
The fir#t _ 
1 Ar 
A cope of the Lbs owne band, 
1 A aphum,n. tabulz,f. 
To ſer a Copie. 
I —_— literas alicui. 
A Copyho 
1 Przchum, Beneficiarium,Clientare, 
tenura bp copiam rotuh Cunz. 
({ opte, or flove of. 0 
1 mg le Abundance, 
( 9prous. 
1 Copioſus,ad. 
Mere copious. 


letior, vberior. 2 Effuſjor. 


C oprouſly, vide Abundant, 


A Coptſe,or little wood, 
1 Nemus,n. 
Cope fa thing. 


Y {Cop on the heads of birds,or beaſts. 
1 C 
C opped,or that bath ſuch a cop, 
1 Criftatus,ad, 
To make copped, 
z Cacumino, 
Copper. 
I Orichakum,cuprum,cyprium,Aes 
cyprium. 
Copper. 1 Emp. 
A hind of mux3 Copper,or Brafſe, 
: Ollaria, f. 
A Copperſmith. 1 -—_ , aber 
cuprarins, faber zraru 


a 


Brin:ing forth Copper. 
1 AXriter. 

Of Copper. 

1 Cuprus,crarws,cyprius,creus,ahe- 
nus,ad. 

Copperas. 

1: Chalcanthum, n. 

Comaage, a tack? of come. 

A Corall, 

1 « Coralum, Corallum, n. Coral- 


Lopulation 
Coputano. 


A Cow. 


A thicke cord. 3 Grieenia, f. 
Mayling cords, 1 Coattibha.n. 
A cord firetched oy fo take _ or 
beaſts. 1 Tran 
A cord wherewnh more men be 


. bound. 1 Camus,m. 


(ord'+,or great finewes = the bode, 

1 Tendines, vel t 

A Co <a vide nc 
Comial 

.— - 

( #rdwayner, i. Shoemaker. 

The Co2ec, wherem the kernell of any 


( orke, or any thing which cannot be 
drowned. 1 Abaptiſtus,m. 

Of,or belonging to Corke. 

1 oubereus, 29. 
ACommozant,vide Glutten, 
(ornage, Comagium, 

To gather Come. 

1 Frumentor, 

To carie in corne, 


frumenwum,n. 
annona,f. far,n. 2 Ceres,f. 
All kind of corne ftanding. 
1 Seges,f. Satum,n. 
n orne e kept long 1n the chaſſe. 
SyTis, 

_—_ new reaped, 
2 Meſlis, f. 
Corne without abeard. 
x Spice mutice,vel mutings 
Corne ſowed,ar.d ripen in 3.mnths, 
1 Trimeſtria, um 
The ecre of corne, 
1 Spica, f. 
The beard of coyne, 
I a,f. 
Corne 74 riſcth of the ſeed that was 
ca? into the ground the yeare before. 

x Seges reſttbilis, 
A kind of corne calledSiligo., 
1 Arinca, f. 
A kind of corne, which lafteth three 
months. 1 Setanum.n. 
A ſearching for corne, tonouriſh ſouls 


diers, or any taking im of corne. 


1 Frumentatio,f. 
The caſtome of paying corne yearely, 


2 Canon,m, 


A carying of corne, 

1 Embola. 

A corre yatheyer, 

1 Frugilegus. 

A con.e-hyouſe,yide (Garner and Barne, 
A correeleſt, 

1 Horreum, horreum penſile, 

That hath ple: ale 0 comes 

1 Annonaruws. 

The hawng and kreping of corne, 

1 Percept,& contervatio frugum, 
To Tomews. »falt. 

1 Superipergere,ccndire ſale, 

A corre of ſalt, 


Mica 
Q falis, 


Grumis 
Granum 

A Cont on the roer,or fi Ingers. 

1 Gemurſa,morticini,orum. 

A Comer. 

1 Angulus,m, 

A corner,or lurking hole, 

1 Lacebrz, f, latibulum,n, angulus, 
receſſus,m, 

iA little corner, 

1 Angellus, m 

A corner oy coine veof an beuſe, 

1 Verſvra,t, 

( #rners, or windings of Riners, 

1 Cornua fuminum. 

A right corner when the liner be ho 10k. 
ned, that no part us longer, or ſhorter, 
than the ether. 
1 Re&k '4 
The corner r of the eYes 

1 Hirquus, Canthus,m. 

That bath two corners forked, 

1 Bi v WS D 
2 Bicornis,ad. 

That hath three corners, 


1 Triangularis, trigonus, trigonalis, 
rus, ad. 


That hath foure corners. 

I 2 ad ff | ca [ 
ad. 

T7 hath fiue corners, 


. Quinquangulus, pentagonus, pen- 


Th it hath ſixe comers. 
_ _—_—— fexangulatus, hexago- 


That bath ſeven corners, 

1 Septargulus,ad. 

That hath eight corners, 

1 ORangulus,ad-. 

That bath many Comers. 

1M 

That bath right,or « cuen corners. 

x Orthogonius,m. 

Any thing that hath three ſharpe coy- 

ner, 1O wm,n. 

( orners, or coines in walls, 

1 Ancones,pl. 

( orners to bears vp beames,ov rafters. 
conifa, 


1 An 
That 


—_— 


ME IST 


. 
fer- 
. 


A— 


—c 4 — 


| 


pw 
hat Al SOT Roy 


COR 


COR 


COS 


)])]DY——— 


That which is fill of corners, to hide or 
lurke im. 
1 4 BY 1a KO £ al. 


"& , i 
VVithuut corners, 
1 Exavgul15,ad. 
Made corner-wiſe. 
1 Angulatus, 
That # {*t in a corner, 
T Angilaris,ad. 
In « corner, 
x Secrets, ade, 
By corner, ox corner-wiſe, 
1 Angulatim,adv. 
A Comet, 
: Milvina tibia, , RT 
A cornet of paper, that Apothecaries 
wvſt. 1 -©/ = gr "” 
A To:onall, 
I vtrategus, m. 
A Co:on:r, vide Crowner, 
A Coporall in warres. 
: Mamnypularis 


A Corpo:all forme,or ſhape. 
1: Rabitus,m 


( erporall,or belonging to the bedie, 
I Gthas. 

( orperally, 

1 Corporaliter, 

A To2po:atton. 

1 Collegium, locieras,f. 

2 Commune corpus, n. 

( orperate, i. hang a bedie, /the 
Copotature,or the quantitie of 1 
bodies Corporatio,corporatura,f, 
Corps. Cadaver. 

Coppulent, vide Greſſ. 

To Correct, or amend. 

1 Corrigo. 2 Limo, climo, recog- 
nico, 
T correF, or punifh. 
1 Punio,caſtigo. 

To corrett anew. 

1 Recorrigo. 2 Recoquyo, 
ad ana d. 

x CorreQus. 2 Ketradbus, ior. 

A correttor,or puniſper, 

1 Caſtigator,punitor,m. 

A cerrettor for things done ami ſſe. 

1 CorreRor,emendator,rrix,t. 

A corvetor of Booker in the Preſſe, 

1 Biblius, m. 

A cory'ttoy of mannevse 

x Cenſor, m. 

{ oreftion of manners. 

1 Cenſio,cenſura,f. 

( orreftiongor pwrijement. 

1 Supplicium. 2 Verbera,n, 

( errethion, ry making better. 

1 Corretio. 2 Recognitio , lima- 
tio, f 

A cert-tine kind of correien, 

1 Colafis. 

A correBting, or puniſhing, 

z Punitio,caftigaiio,f. 

One that w to be correFied, 

1 Verberocomgendus,increpand, 
To be Correſpondent. > 

1. Reſpondeo. 


( orreſpendence, vide Agreement. 
( orre/pondent. 


rivals, Comivales, 
To Corrobo:ate, vide to confirme. 
Corrodens, | 


To corrupt, or make corrupted. 

I 10,tabefaco, labefa@r,vi- 
olo.perverto. 2 Emo, vt emere Cu- 
, #9 corrupt the Layler, 

To corrupt, or make ſtinking. 
3 Ole. 
To corrupt before. 
1 Prgcorrumpo, previtio» 
To cory uptynewtr umer waxe corrip- 
red againe, 
1 Corrympor,marceo, marceſco,im- 
marce(co, putr.ſco,putren,tabeico. 
To begin to corrupt .or axe corrupted 
ane. 1 Reputreſco, 
orrupted. 
I Depravatus, vitiatuy, pollutus,con- 


2 Adulteratus , conſtupratus, emp- 
ti'sy p. ve emptus dons , corrupted 
weeh gifts, 

( orrupted, or putrified. 
1 Tabidus,putrefactus, 


I . 
Ouerflowing with corruption. 

1 Tabefluens,p. 

Not corrupted, 

1 Indepravatus,pe 

( orruptor putrified,us dead boduer be 
1m the graue. 

1 Morticinus,ad. 

( ormupt with money. 
3 Merce 


C orrup , or noyſome. 
1 Infalubris badus,ad 


( orrupt,or wicked. 

1 Pravus, ad. 

( orupt,or All of faults. 

| Mendofus, ad. 

( orupt or marred, 

1 Ferverſus. 

A corrupter. 

2 Corruptor, vitiatar, vielator, m. 
trix, f. 

{ orruption. or rottenneſſe, 

1 Purredo F. marcoran- 

{or uption by brib+',ond og fts, 

2 Sordes,dordocea,f, 

( ornption,ov ſet ron, ; 

1 Corroptela,labes,f. vitium.g 
Cerrupt bloud commury out of a word, 
1 Pus, n. purulentia; ſanies, tabs, f, 
tabum,n. 


A corruption of men with mancy, 

2 Redemptio,t. 

( orrogtion gathered in the bulke of a 
mans bedie, 1 Empyreama. 
Corraptly,. 

1 OR_—_— vitioſe, _—_ iſ. 
me, fordide, adv. yt fordide dicere 
To piead corrupt iy. 

( orraptly,or filthely, 

I 


adv. 


i Primores,m. 

A Co viſer, vide Shoomakey, 
A Colter, vide Cobler. 
Colinographie, or the deſcription 
of the world. 

1 Coſmographia, f, 

A (oſmogy ed 

1 Colmogra 

Colonage, vide (ooſonare, 
To Coſt. oY 

2 Conito,ſto, 

To make cott. 

1 Sumpufacio, diſpendo., 

It cotFeth. 1 Conltat 

That will coiF, 

1 Conſticuns, p. 

( 1H, or expences, 

1 Impen(a,cxpenda,f, fmptes. 
2 Olcum,chſpendum,n- 

( o/tr,and experces made in 10urnes. 
1 Viaticz expenſz. 

( ofily,ox ſumptuous. 

1 Pretiofus, magni 


2 5p . 
(fly m ba- queting. 
1 Laneus, 1or. 

2 Sybanuicus,ad, 
More cottly. : 


1 Magnificentive. 

( »Fthy, or deere. 

_ Surnptuoks, 
Very coſtly, 1 

2 Luxurioks. 

Of,or belonging to coft. 


1 Sumptu.rus,ad. 
( *fly,or with coſt. 


The beliy u cotI neg 
2 Confultit vencer. 
Coftrve, 1 Dus, ad, 


| 


4 


cet 


—_ 


2 — 


PR" 


= 2? 


—_—— 


COV 


C@,V, 


cov 


Tha maker coſtiue, , 


SL INral 2l{,or Caſtrell,to carie wine + 


or ſuch like in. 
: ER ih Ow 
I nas 


nſula, bei. 
na,f. wg! ily a IR 


roovins. built roun1 [the an Owen, 

1 Mapalia,omm, 

C 9tag 5. 

L- My 7 lia,orum. 

Alittle cor age. 

. Tugurialum,n, cafula, manſruncu- 
a, f, 

A, Hons col ages 

1 Pergulum, n. 

He that keepeth @ corage. 

I | Calan, f. 

Cottzen of :rees. 

1 Xylum, 1 00 RS bam- 
bacum,n groſlapina,t. 

VV inte cotton, 

1 Leucontum,leuconicum,n. 

A tree h.aung cotton onit. 

1 Xylon,goſſipiumgn: 

Full of {oft cotton , as, ſome trees or 
kearbet are. 

1 Lanvginolus. 

( #tton cloth, 

1 Xylinus 

Villows > _ 

Of,or belonging to cottons 

1 Nylinus,ad. 

To Couch, or p/ace. 

1 Exycuo. 

To couch,or 1ayne together, 

1 Coagmento, 

To couch like a dogge, 

1 Procumbo,deaumbo,cubo. 
T'- couch,or lie downe in a place. 
1 Incubito, 


A couch, 


1 Grabatus,m. pabayep,n. C&Mibu- | 


lum,n. 

A little conch. 

3 Clunium. 

A couth,or bed of leaues,or graſſe. 

I Stibas,f 

A conching of things together. 

1 CET ©. n. 2 INGRIT &, 


Coven, vide (ollu/-». 

Te Covenant,or 647ga”, 

1 Paciſcor,paciſco, d 

2 Conſtityo,contraho. 

To agree vpn conenarts. 

1 Depaciſcor, 

To cenenant by demanding promiſes. 
1 Inſtipulor. 

To couenant with putting in of ſureties. 
1 Sat 

Such a cm. 


1 Satiſdatio,f. 


tracio, h, 


T- OMcnanT,, or » toke goed aſſurance. 
1 Sati ipto. 

Such 4 couenant. 

1 Satiſacceptio. 

To require bfoye by couenant. 


1, $hpulor. 
ThArP4' cruenanted. 
1 Pactus,depaRus,cantraQus, p. 


A coutnant agreed ypon. 


1 Placitum,n. 


"A coutnant, 


1 Pactum, compactum, , n. patio, 
{ponſio, conditio. 2 Fan 8, 6 c08- 


972757 Fad awd 
Cournant; of 2 merjege - 
1 Conventz, 
A Covent , M onkes, 
1 Conventus monachoru 
To Courr, or b1ide, 
I Meer ona 


m. 

,COntego,intego, 
opceno ©,0C- 
culo, involvo, Un, ſaperinduco, 


yveſtw,cony 
To comer,or ercalt 


1 Obnubo. » Obſcuro, ſubtego, ob- 
umbro,obeezco,fuſco, 

To couer the borders,or brimmes. 

2 Pratexo. 

To couer of tens 

1. Obducto,operto. 

To couer owe! . 


1 Obnubo,aþduco, obruo,ſuperinte. 
o,ſuperſterns,cooperto. 2 Obiexo, 
Uperveſtio. 

To coucr ouer and ouer, 

1 Pertego,ſupero 

To couer all round abent, 

1 Circa 

2 /, 4a. * 

Tp couer a little. 

1 Operculo. 

To conver with earth. 

1: Adobruo, inocco,occo. 

To cover before,ov firſt. 

1 Pratego,pre vero, pratendos 

To couer with clay,or duſt, 

1 Deluto. 

To couer with wax, 

1 Cxzro, & cero. 

To couer with a cruſt of clay,or duſt. 

1 Lorico. 
To couey ai houſe with tile,or ſlats, 
1 Imbrico. 


| NEIEY 


% $0 


To couer, 14 beds are _pcatnn 
1 Sterno, ' R 
To comer, or horſe a jon 
1 Inicendo 
* 2 Comprimo 
Salio equam, 
Ineo 
Aſſilio 
To coner with filuer, 
1 Argento, 
To coney with feathers, 
1 Plumo, 
To be conered,or hid. 
I Protegor,celor,obtexon. 
2 Amicior, 


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__ 


—_ 


C ouered. 

1 TeQus,ior, if ka. 
Rus,contectus, inteftug, velatus,0per- , 
tus, adopertus,coopertus,mſtratus,it- 
fucatus,mvolutus, 2 Veltius,p. | 
( ouered with armor. 

1 CataphraQus, 

( owered, and ouerwhelmed.' 

1 Corurus, 2 Merlus, p. 

( onered about, 

1 Circumtedtus, a Septus,p, 

( ouered before, 

1 Prateus,praevelatus, 

( ered, r ſealed with wax. 

1 Inceratus,ceratus,P. 

( *nered with nle,or Nat, 

1 Imbricatus,p. 

( onered with feathers, 

1 Plumatus,p. 

( twered ewer, 

1 ObduQus,cooperws,conſtratus, p. 
( 9nered owner, or vaulted. 

I Cameratus. 2 Sopitus,p. 

( ered with earth, 

2 Inoccatus,p. 

A conering, or any othey thing that co« 
wereth, 

1 Tegmen, velamen, operimentum, 
pms, 
tum,ſtragul um, 

2 Pratextum,n. & tus,m, 

( onering, or huding of a thing. © 

1- PrateRtus,m. I edidcbdudiod, 
opertus,m - | | 

( onered cloſely. 

2 Obczcatus,p. 

A little couering, 

1 Tegillum,n 

con alet fr bed. 

1 Velamentum, velamen,inſtratum, 
n.plagula,lodix,f. 

A courſe coverlet, 

x Teges,f palliaſtrum,n, 

The cove#mg of an houſe. 

1 Tegtum,n, 

A covermng,or cladaing. 

1 Amictus,m, 

A covering of araſſe. 

1 Periſtroma,n. 

The covering of an hou with tile or 
flat. 1 Imbricwum, n 

The coverin of pavihions. 

I Periperalina.n. 

A coverng,or roofe of an howſe which 
# round. 

1 Petaſus,m, 

A covering for the privities. 

1 Lumbare,n. 

The covering of a mare, 

2 Admiſſus,compreſlus,initus,m. 

A round cover. 

2 Orbis,m. 

Any thing that ſerveth to covey, 

1 Involucrum,n. 

A covey of a well, 

I - 
A cover that is laide ower the fire by 
night. 1 

Tie 


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erert>—————_—_— 


—_— - 


— 


_— 


—— 


a... hed. 


COV 


COV 


COV 


The courr of 4 booke. 
« Sitrybus, m. firtybe, arum, forulj, 


orum. 
( ouerings of the oy 
i Fzmoralia, 
A Covert,fr  braffs to bide in, 
1 Latibulum, vmbraculum, tegmen, 
n. latebra, f. 
In couert ,or cloſe. 
1 Opertaneus, 
(Ouer ture, 1. comerin F 
( onertly, vide Cloſely 
Conertly, or ſecretly, 
2 Tacite, 
To Covet. 
I Cupnn, expeto,opto,aveo,a 
peto. 2 Inkio, fitio , vide deſire and 
wtſh, 
To court earneſtly,or fruently. 
iſco, percupio, 


2 Aﬀeco. 
” ceuet, or deſire gladly. 
cſtio. 


Th begin fo comer, 
1 C 


mo couet = 


ted -ſired for. 

x Cupitus, concupitus, defideratus, 
part. 

{onetous, 

1 Appetens, avarus, cipidus, avidus, 
iur,philargyrs,& 11s. 2 Monopha- 
gus, inhoſpualis, ill;beralis, numma- 
TWS, FAPAX, guano ear berer Pere 
parcus. 

Not conetows, 


1 Continens,ad.& p, 

( *nermnſneſſe, or conerice, 
1 Avaritia, cupiditas, cupido, avidi- 
tas, philargyria, 

2 Tenacitas. 

Unſatiabl: couetouſneſſe. 

2 AXſftnatio,f. 

—_ cou:tonſneſſe. © 


c exetmſreſe of buying. 

1 Emacitas,f. 

( onctouſr ae of prometion. 

I Ambitio,Ff, * 

Al couertous wretch, 

1 AZruſcator, m. 

( onerous men, that ſeeke gaines by all 
manney of meanes. 

1 Lucriones,m. 

A couet ous perſon , that draveth all 


things to him. 
2 Trahax, ad. 
A couctous perſon , that refuſeth no 
filrhie —_ for gaine /ake, 
2 Sordidus,ad. 


Verie cometons, 


To cough out, 

1 Extuſſio, 

To cough continually, or hawc the chit 
c0u7/), 


1 Pertuſſio, 
_ courh, 
15,6, 
% bees courb. 
1 Tudſicula, £; 
The chin=cough, x: Pertuſſis, F. 
A Covic. 
2 Agmen, n. 
A young come, 
1 Pullizes, f. 
Covin, vide { olluſion, 
Could z Or cough, 
1 Poſſem. 
( outh, 1. knowne. 
The Coulter of a Dlough, 
1 barey en» pr 
- «ke Counſell,or 


ulo,cum acc. C mh 
*, jg counſ{ll, 
; Conko, cum dat, conſulto, ſua- 


2 yr adhortor, inſtruo,moveo, 


ver, 
ks counſell. 
1 Delibero 


- be me” 64 or ſought to, for counſel. 


c ounſell. 

——— monitum , N. Sua- 
m 

2 Mens, vide Aduiſe, 

A ( ounſe Ul-houſe. 

1 Curia, f Conſiſtorium, Synedri- 

um, Auguſtale , Senaculum , Prz- 

_ Comitanm, Confiliatormm, 


pr polity” owncell. 
1 Synodus,f, Concilium, tn. 


Generall Councels, holden eAn.Dom. 


320 | CNicia in Bithynia« [ Nicenum. 

361 Ariminum in Italie, CArimimenſe. 
246 Amtioche in Syria. _Antrochenum, 
419 \ Carthage in Africke, Carthaginenſe. 
453 | Calcedon in Fichinia. Calctdonenſe., 
813 | ,, 1Orlcancein France. | Conci-} Avelatenſe, 
869 | Conſtantinople. i lium | Conflantinopolitanum. 
1428 Ferraria in Italic. Ferrarienſe. 
1414 Conſtance in Helvetia | Conſlantienſe; 
1345 Bafill in Almaine. Baſileenſe. 
1273 Lions in France, Lugdanenſe. 
1216] {Romc,inthePallace Lateranenſe, 


T-acrdnnm...« h 


PY 


p  _ 


CO V 


COV 


COV 


A (mncell, or the place where the 
(ouncell u hoiden, 

xr Senarus, m. 

An ath;no of coun'ell, 

1 Conſvlratin,f, 

LA coun/e lungs 

1 Suaſis,f. 

A counſellmg to the contray1%. 

1 Diſvaſio, f. 

Keepms of counſelt, ox ſilence. 

1 Tacuumitas, f. 

(ounſell ſpoken, or written, touching 
the liff of a man. 

1 Sententia,f. 

VVant of counſell, 

1 Aporia,f. 

A ( ounſellor, or ke that giueth coun- 
ſell. 1 Suafor, monitor, admoniter, 
perſuafor,cunfiliator,confiliarius,m., 
A ( own ſellor, or he that ſitteth on the 
Counſel bench. 1 Senator, ſynedrus, 
aſleſlor,conſeſſor,confiliator,m. 

That giueth,oy aheth good counſel, 

x: Conſul'or,m. trix,f. 

A wiſe ard graue counſchboy. 

1 Symbulus,m. 

( ounſellors of the pride counſel. 

1 Apole&t, vel apoclerti, confiliarij, a 
ſecretis, 2 Patric1j,laticlavi. 

A coun ſeller to the comtrane, 

1 Diſſuaſor, m. 

A counſellor,ox chiefs man of a Citie. 
1 Decurio, m- 

The chiefs of a (ounſell 1fſembled of 
great Officers and Iudges. 

1 Frytanis. 

Acurnſclloy that giueth ewill counſel, 
1 Abulus,maleſnadus. 

He, of whom coun{ell may be acked. 

1 Con ti,ms | 
The comn ſell chamber. 

x Secretarium, n. 

{ onnſell, or policri#in warre. 


1 Stratapema, Mm. 
Demaunded,or ached ceunſill of. 
x Conſultus, p. 

Not demawiding counſel, 

1 Inconſultus, p. 

Of, or belonging to ceunſch, 

x Suaſorius, ad, 

Tertawing to the ( onnſell-houſe. 


I 

Pertaining to the counſcll, or aſſewbly, 
x Synodicus,ad. 

That cannot keepe counſel, 

2 Rimarum . 

By common counſell and aduiſe for the 


people and (ommonsaeale. 
I Publictis,adv. 

To Count,or compt. 

1 Computo,numero. 

To count with another. 


x Pernumero. 
To count, or eſteeme bf. 


1 Duco, 2 Repono, vide Efteeme. 


To count himſelf ſure. 

1 Przſumo. 

To be cnonted,oy effFeemed. 

1 Habits. 2 Contributus,p. vt, Me- 
garenſibus comributi, counted to be of 
the mhrhitants of Megara, 

A caFFer of Counts, wide Accompt. 
That may be counted. 

1 Numerandus, computabilis, com- 
putandus. 

Thot may not bs counted, 

1 Incorputabilis, ad, 
CTomntenance, 

1 Valius,m. 2 Frons,facics,f, Super- 
chum, 

( ountenance,or credits 

2 Exiſtimatio,f, 

A pret'e countenance, 

3 Vulciculus, vulncellus,m. 


A [owre countenance, 
Nubila, Irata, 
2 Frons Severa, 
ObduQa, { Aſpera. 
A flate'y countenance,or locke, 
2 Supercilium,n. 


The [ane ſſe of the ceuntenances 
2 Nubecula,oris,f. 

Of a grant or ſewere countenance, 
3 Vulwoſis, ad, 

A Cormter. 

1 Calculus, m. 

( eunterchange, vide E xcharge. 
The (ounter, i. a priſon ſo called, 
To Connterchecke, 

1 Retaxo, 


To» Counterfeit,or di/ſemble. 


1 Simulo, aflimulo, di{mulo , vide 


Diſcemble. 

To connterfeit,or reſembles 

, Fingo, 3 Advmbro, vide Reſtms- 
ble, 

To counterfeit ones Image in painting, 
or carning. 1 Filingo, 

To counterfeit,or lay on a colour. 

1 Fnco, 

To counterfeit ,or forge, 

1: Commentor, vide forge and fans, 
To counterfe1t,or ſet mm place of another. 
1 Suppono. 

( runterfrrtec, fained, ox difſembled, 

1 Simulatus, d:{[imulatus, imagina- 
rius, vt, imaginarius miles. | 

( eunterfeited, oy forged, vide Forged 
and famed, 

( ounterferted,or (it out otherwiſe then 
- z Fucatus, perforatus, , 


ad. 

Counterſeited,ox ſet in place of another, 
1 Subditius, ſoppoſituius, 
(Thot hath coumerferted, 

1 Mentitus,cmentitus,p. 

( ounterfeited, cr wade to the likens ſſe 
of any thing. 

1 Ficimus, ad, 

( ounterfert,er not that nh+h ſhould be. 
2 <furins,adulterinus,nothus, 

( ounterfeited, oy reſembled, 

1 Imitatus. 2 Adumbratus,p. 


A counterſrrey. 

1 Fi&or,ſfimulator,m. 

A counterftiter, or r. ſembley. 
t Imitaror, adulterator, ſubjefor.,m, 
trix,f. vr, (ubjetor 4 
connt2iFurer of VV ills. 

Mendax, com.y. 

A counterfeiting of mens doings, 

: Mimus,m. 

AA urine counterfeiter, 

1 AﬀcQator,m. 

A ranton wench, counterfeiting the 
getter of atheye, 

: Mimula, mima, F. 

A counterfeit ty of maney,ov coine, 

1 Paracharata. 

A counterfeit,or balfe brother, 

1 Picudadelphus,m. 

A counterfe.tine. 

1 Cimulatio,dilfimulatio,F. 

A tounter ferting or refembling, 

1 Tmitatio,f. 

A counterfeurmg of merchandiſe. 

1 Stellionatus, m. 

The ſeat of cownt« rſtiting #7105 mane. 
1 Ethologia, 

A counterjeit, 

1 Ectypum, n. imago,b 

A crunterfeit writing. 

I Pſeudographia, 

A ceunterfert colour. 

1 Fucus,m, vide Verniſh. 

That cannot counterfeit, 

x Inimitabilis, ad. 
( cunterfertly, 

: Simulate, adv. 
Countermaund. 

1 Contrarium j 

Countermine, 

Contra fodere. 
Countermurre. 

x Murum ccntra murum exftruere. 
A Countcrpaine, 


A Count me, c rr pet, or bang. 
gs. 1 Inftratum,ſtragulum,n, ſtra- 
la,f. 


puia,t, 5 

To Comntcirpoyle. 

1 Propendeo, libro, 

( ownterpoyled, 

1 Libratus, p. 

A counter90y 7. 

i Libra, f. 

A counterpoyfing, or ballancing. 
1 Libramen,n. & hbratio,f, 
Countcrpoyſon. 

1 /mn'idotum,n. antidotus,m- 
A Counter /0ph1fer, or the aduerſe 
part © ſoph:ftrie, 

1 Amiſophittes, m. 

A Countertaile, 


3 Anticopa. 
A CounteTe,or an Earle: wife. 
1 Heroina, Harois,Comitiſſa, f. hb 


m——_ 


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ae 


—_— 


cCoV 


COV 


COV 


A Countie, or Shire, 
x Comitatus,m. 
A ( cuntie,or Earle, vide Eavle, 
To doe after the Country faſhvon. 
Ruro, ruror. 
Ts dwell im the country. 
1 Rufticor. 


The country. 
x: Rus,n. 
A _cownt 


x uh re natio 3 _ plaga, do. 


A country —_— by force of armes, 
1 Provincia, F, 
Our country, our natine ſoyle, 
1 Patria,f, natale folum, n. 
A countrybeing an hundred cities im it. 
1: Hecatom 
A country which raketh away th: pro- 
fit of other (omnries, V 
1 Mons Nt. 
A dwelling m the conntry, 
: Ruſticazo,f, 


— 


* country man,or one that dwelleth in 


the counr 
iR au ,ruſticus,m. 
Borne, and abidug in the coomtry, 


1 Rungena, 


{ Zorne,and bred in the ſame country. 


x Indigena, 

A nar F hu owne county y. 

1 Philopolires. 

A countryman,ov one of the ſame couns 


ry. 
I Patriota,com.g, CONtETTANEUS;COE- 


| od 
of what count 


1 Cujas, vel cujatis, 

Of our country. 

1 Noſtras,patrius,ad, 

Of your cowitry, 

1 Yeſtras,ad. 

That taketh beginning in our owne 
cowntry. 

1 Venaculus, m 

Of the country. 

I .Ruſticanps, ruſticus, pagan, 
2 Agreſtis,rudis,ruralis,ad. 


; — ing to the cowntry. 


icus, 2 $Sylveſtris,ad. 
Bf the plaine,oy oo Count rye 
x Campeſter,& ris, 
From country to countygu 
1 Provinciatim, adv. 


To Couple, me. TILL 
1 Copulo, jungo,ſocio,adjungs. 

2 Conne24o, vnin,devincio. 

To conple together, 

1 Tugo,gemino. 

To be coupled,or aſſociated. 

3 Congerminaſco. 

C eapled,or efſociared. 

1 Copulatus, jun Tus,conj.nus, ſo- 
Ci4tus, : lugaus. 

A compli 1) 

1 Par. 23 Jugum, 1; 


4 couple of O xen yoaked. 


we coupling rogether. 


1 Copulatio, combinatio, copula, 


le ts couple dog ger. 


"_ 
c arnal Copulation. 
1 Concubicus,coitus, m. coitio,f, 
That hath cavnall copulation with a 
_—_ I Concubitor, 
( 9pled, or toned to one only, 
I Vnijupus,ad. 
That coupleth, or iometh., 
1 Sociator, m, tix, f. copulativus, 


connexivus,ad, 


By couples. 

1 Binus,& bini,orum, ic diftri- 
buti numeri, vox eſt {1gni duo 
nog conjunun, ſed ſeperaum intel- 
In couples. 

1 Copulate, ady 

To giue e,vide to encourage, 
To looſe cour oy be out of courage. 

I 

2 Abijao 

oe anumum. 

Contraho 


4 (onetore congionſieſ. 


mit, 
f robur. 2 Fiducia,confidentia,f ſpi- 
ritus,animus,m. pecus,n. mentis pre- 
ſenya,f. PL 


: Iva © Dani 
1 Tonavia,f, 2 animi, 
fillanimitas. of 


C Our agt0ue. 

1 Magnanimus, animoſus, audax,in- 
is,magnanimus,ntrepidus, 

infracus, excelius. 

Nets C0Mr aghots 

p euragionſly. 

1 Animolc,ſtrenue, fortiter. 2 Fero« 

citer,adv. 

VV ith greatet courage, 

1 Enxius, 

VVithout courage. 

2 Prigide,abjeRe,advs 

A Lourd, vide {wd. 

Te Coure, vide to coore, 

Te 4:0by Courſe, 

1 Alemo, 

T» fotow by courſe. 

1 Subalterno. 

A ccurſe,or rwining, 

1 Cur{us procurſus,decurſas,m, pro- 

cu; fjo, decurſio. 

2 Curricubun,iter, n. vt, iter amons 

interrumpere,toſtop the courſe of loue, 

A courſe, or race. 

1 Cuſi «,meatus,m. ſpatium, 

2 Circvlus,nixusgn . ve, nixus aſtro- 

rum, The comr/e of the Planets, 


_— 


—— 


The cour {+ of the HeauenySun, Moone, 
Starres,and Planets, 

I Converlio » Mcatus celi, Curſus 
ſolis. 

Tractus 

Meatus 8 Luna. 

A courſc,or order. 

1 Series,f ordo, 

2 Kitus,m. vi,riu nature, by courſe 
of nature, 

The ccurſi of water, 

1: Flumen,n. dugus,na, 

A cor ſe,or thr!1e. 

1 Vicis,cem,ce, viciſtitudo,f. 

A changing by courſe. 

1 Viciſfitudo,f. 

The continuing of a comrſe begun, 

iP m 


A courſe beyond oncs bound's. 

1 Excurſus, m. 

The vehement courſe of one: word; in 
pl: admg. 

1 Incitatio orationis, 

That [7 dane by cor ſe, 

1 Alternus,ad. 
That goeth,or commeth by coxſs, 

1 Penodicus,ad. 


By cowr [e. 
1 Viciſhm,alernatim,alterne, ſubal. 
rernatim, invicem,ady, alcerma, abl. 


7: jut xr of the Ct, 
1 Excurio 


A C ourt,or Yard. 
z: Arca,t. 
An inner ( ourt, or a ( ourt before an 
how{e. 
: Atjum,atriolumn. 
A ( ourt of Husbangriegor place where 
peulirie u feds 
I Chos, . 
yy mage (onrt. 
- —— | palatium,pretorium, 

: N, 
A" Princes ( ourt,or traine, 
s Comitatus,m. 
A ( ourt in great mens bouſes wherein 
people ſe to walks, 

1 Platea,f. 


The Comrt wherein Iudge: fit. 
1 Curia,f, 
A little Conor, 
1 Quiohf, 
Tbe common place where (ours were 
rſcd to be kept, and matters of tadge» 
ment handled and decrdid. 
1 Forum judiciale. 
A place in the Court yard, about the 
gue,or comming i:, where the Inaages 
of forr are pe: pl», yainted tables, ſc: - 
Weonryceat- armour, and other fach or- 
nament; were kepr. 
1 Pinacothza. 

A 


1 c # ll 4 £2 _ 
dom Se; oor ent 


— a tt —- 


Tov 


CO. w 


L225 ROS” 2 


CR/A) 


Alroad place inthe ( owt of an howſt 
roſtand Mm, 

1 Cavedium. 

(Court Barons, 

1 Curiz dominicales, 

{ 047t dates. 

1 Felſti dics, 

A ( awtier, 

i Aulicus, m. 

Neble [ourtiers that haue done ſeru:ce 
8n the field, 

: Auguſtales, 

( ouril:neſſe, 

I Curialitas, . 

( ourtlike. 

: Auhcus, m 

Belonging ro a « Princes Conrt, 

1 Palatinus,aularius,ad. 

( owrtilike, or after the manner of the 
( ourt. 

1 Aulice, adv. 

A Courtaine, vide (urtaine, 

A Courter, vide Currier. 

To make Courtelie. 

1 wc" & lor, geniculo, & lor, 


To ſoaks . DE ſly being ſpoken to. 


1 Reſaluto. 


pam ae 


” ourtefie, or lens, 

1: Humanitas, vrbanitas, 
mitas, benevolentia. 

2 Candor,m. vide Gentleneſſe, 
C (omebeins in talks, 


A conan | peaking againegafter one 
i ſpoken 
I = + 6. [ 
That maketh courteſie. 
3 Suffraginatus,p. 
F ourt eons, 
: Humanus, vrbanus, 
and mitis, facilis, Undo ens, 


2 Candidus, vide Gentle. 

Very courteous, 

1 Perhumanus , pervrbanus, perbe- 
= Ws percomss, permitis, manſiic- 


2 OY ad, 

Very courteous *m words, 
1 Afﬀabilis,perblandus,ad. 
VVirhout courteſics 

1 Ruſticus, 


Cor 


( ourteonfly, or gently. 

1 Humane, % iter,vrbane,benigne, 
| comiter,civilter,bland©;adv.. 

Very courteauſiy, 

I P I 

(ourteov Ny in 1 words, 


1 Aﬀabiliter, adv, 


A >> —_— v:de ( ooſcner. 
1 Ge JT? 
Cow'e,. veſſell, Tina. 

A Low. 


1 Vacca,f, bos, com g. 


A barren Cow. 

1 Taura,f. 

A Cow great with Calfe, 

1 Hoida, © 

A milch Cow that bringeth forth calues 
1 Forda. 

A litle low (ow giuing much milke. 
1 Ceva,f. 

A little Cow,or Heifey, 

1 Vaccella, vaccula, bucula, juyen- 
ca, f. 

A Coo-boad, 

1 Bubulcus , armentarius , buco» 
lis, m 

A ( ow-heuſe. 

1 Armentanum, 

Of, or b+ longing to a (ow. 

I Po_—_ bubulus, bovinus,bovik 


Cowardiſe, cowardne ſe, 

I Puſillanumitas, | ignavia, 
vecordig.. 

( owardiſe i inwarre. 

1 Imbellia. 

A coward,daſftard.ore raven, 

1 DTufillanimus, & mis, ignavus, ſo- 
cars, VECOrs, EXCOrs, meyuculoſus, ti- 
midus. 

2 Difinus. 

( owardons, 

1 Tenavus,imbellis, P. 

Cowerly, or daſtard'y. 

1 "9g ignave, ignaviter, 
meticuloſe 

( 9w- heard, ney Neat-heard. 


cowre on hu knees, 
(owring, 

1 Sidens, p 

(ont, coy, ds Strange. 


C ante R 


A Crab, or VVildg, 

1 Arbutum epimelon , macianum, 
malum ylveſtre,z unedo. 

Crabbed lookrg. 

1 Torvitast. 

Crabbed,or warward. 

1 Protervus,morofhs, - 

2 Canimus,tetricus,prefiaQus,p.vide 
Froward. 

Soemenhat crabled. 

1 Submotolus,ad, 

C rabved Yo 

1 Torve,moroſe,proterve,ady. 
(r1bbed, ox obſcure. 


A adi Lowſe, 
To Cracke, neut. 

I Crepogcrepito,increpito. 
To crack, to cracks ant. 
1 Coullido,frango, 

( racked in tyre pargye 

1 Pertuſus, 


2 Difficilis , {pinoſus, ad, intor. | 


A cracking, 
1 Crepitus ftrepines. 
To Crackle, 
1 Crepito 
A Cracknell. 
1 yore tor f. libellum, 
MA cracknell wreathed like avopes 
1 Spira,rowla,f, 
A Cradle, 
1 Cunab 
n. cunz,f, 
A cradle, or the ſwadling clouts of a 
child. 
I 
An yron nr wherein we wt to 
burne Sea-coale. 
3 Craticulo, 
A cradle hand, 
1. Inſtia,f. 
To ſeeks by Craftie meaner, 
1 Aucu 


por, 

To vring mm craftily., 
1 Immitto, 
To be eraftve, 
2 Vulpinor, 
Craftmeſſeycr craft. 
1 Calliditas, olertia,ars, verſutia,va- 
fritia,aſtutia,C, altus, dolus, vide De- 
cet, 
( raſtic meanes to deceine. 
2 Machina, f. 
A craft, oy craftie imagination. 
iT . 
C _ handling, 

Fallacia, f. 


ee... i. 2 S...f 


c raft, #Y CMMENge. 

1 Ar M, N. ars- 

2 Minerva,f. 

Croft of runring,or other feats of afti- 

uitie, 

1 Athletica, f. 

The craft to worke Braſſe, or ſuch 

like meitall, 

1 AZreficium. 

( raft to get fawonr,or goods. 

1 Captatio,f, 

(raft te ordaine @ banguezor ſupper. 

z Canacularia,f. 

A craftic decest,or craftieworking. 

x Sutcla, f. 

A craftie poliſhing of a thing,to maks 

it /aleable. 

1 Mangonum. 

Crafrie prankes,or towehet, 

3 Offutiz,offuciz,offucerz,f, 

-— be going of an Oration. 

ſinuario,f, 


The ſtealing, or creeping into 4 thug 

by rraftia __ 

1 Obreptio, f. 

A craft; man » man 

I Mechanicus, opifex, com. fe vide 

Art: ficer. 

He that exerciſecth a craft , to the end 

10 gaine zberely. 
Queſtuarius, ad... 

He that ſerreth forth a Craft. 


| I Technophyon, 


— 


as 


_— 


CRA 


CRA 


CRE 


An 014 craftie foxe 

x Veterator, 
A erafrre rides, 

2 Verſipells. 
(raftie knzuetyor liers, 

1 Tenebriones,m. 
A craftie nuentor. 

1 Technid:5,m. technicus,ad. 
A craftie talker. 

1 Verſiniloquus,ad. 
Things craftly handled. 

s Vetcratoril, n, 

(raftie,or /abtile, 

s Aſtutus, vafer, verſitus, veterato- 
rius, ſolers, cauns, fallax, frandulen. 
ts, percaiitus, callidus, ſid ofus, ſub. 
dolus,pellax. 

( refnte,or cunnmne. 

RY ngeniofus, artficioſus, technicus, 
ad, 
That ſeteth forth things erafti'y, that 
they my be ſal+able, 

1 Mangonicus,ad. 

He that u nt craftie. 

1 Incallidus,ad. 
By craft. 

1 Fx infidijs, 

( vfrely. 

1 Aſture, verſute, vereratorie, vaſre, 
doloſc, fulerter, fraudulenter,callide, 
caute,ſubdolc,adv. aftn,abl. 

( rafiily,or workmanly, vide <Artifi- 
cially, 

Crax, vide Heas. 

A crag or rocke, vide Rocke, 
(rarged,erar 76,07 roveb. 

1 Fragoſus, petroſus,ad. 

To Crake, or brae ge. 

1 Taco,exulto, vide to bras ge, 

To Cramme, 

: Farcio,obeſo, aturo, ſagino,effar- 
co, infarcio, 

(rammed, 

1 Fartus,ſaginatus,p. 
1 ( Yamming. 

« Saginatio, fo 

The rt of eremrnng, 

1 Fartura, farura,f. 

That wherewith any thing #« crammed, 
1 Sagina,f. 

That « crammed, 

1 Fartilis,altilis,ad. 

( rammed full. 

1 Fartim,adv, 

To Crampe. 

1 Convello, 

The crompe, 

1 Spaſmus,m, ſpaſma,n. convulſio, 
eQaſis,f. diſtemtio ncrvorum, 

A kird of crampe happening to the ho. 


dir, that it cannot flme or mone ary | 


way. 1 Tetanus.empreſthotonus, 


parts of the bady,and turmmy the head 
awry to the lackegor ſhouiders, 

1 Poſtterganeus raptus. 

One taken with the crampe. 


+ Convul{us,p, ſpaſticus,ſpaſmicus. 
e 


That hath the crampe, or the cyicke mn 
the neche. x Tetanicus. 

ﬀA Cramperne, 67 crampiren. 

1 Subſcudes ferrez, falx. 

A Crane. or engme. 

1 Brgatum,n. maſchala,f, 

A ( rene, or Inſtrument , that hath 
eruckles like a Cranes 

1 Anemon. 

(ranage. 1 Craragium. 

The great wheele nf a Crant , where- 
with men raiſe vp packs and fardles. 
1 Tympanum veriatile. 

The Rewnder of a (rant, vide VVin- 


2, 
Cranke, i. lui#:e. 
Crannte,vide Ch:nke, 
{ranme4, or cieft, 
1 Crenatus. 
Te be Cralic, vide 0 be ſicke. 
(raſmeſſe. 
1 Valetudo, f. 
C rafie. 
1 Malus,infirmus, ad. 
ToGra, 
1 Frango. 
To Caſter make a noiſe. 
x Strepo, ſtrideo, ftrido, crepo, cre- 
pito. 
To craſh with teeth. 
1 Infrendeo. 
A craſhing," r eracking, 
1 Stridor,crepor, ſors. fragor,m, 
That m-keth a craſhing, or crackings 
1 Stridulus,ad, 
(reſCitude, 
1 Craſſtudo, 
A Cratch,cib, or racke. 
1 Praz(epe, praſepium, n. preſepes, 
przſcpia,te 
To Crane. 
1 Rogo. 
To craws for. 
: Imploro, 
To craue 1mportwately, 
1 Etflagito,deflagito. 
To craue often. 
1 Rogito. 
(raued, 
1 Rogatus, imploratus , efflagita- 
eus, P+ 
A crauey. 
1 Petitor, rogatorm. trix,f. 
An mportunate cr aur, vide Begger. 
A OTAMING . 
1 Rogatus,petitns. 
A alape reneſſe in crauing, 
1 Procacitas,f. 
Alwones crawing ſancily, 
1 Trocax,ad vide to ache. 
A Craucrn, vide { oward. 


| The Craw, goreegor crap of a bird. 
A crampe happrnms to the hindey | 


| To Crawle. 


1 Ingluvies, veſlicula gutturis, 


1 Repo, repto, 
To Crcake. 
1 Crepo,increpito,ſtrido. 
2 Gemos 
G 


To creakhs 44 adore in opentr ge 
1 Concrepo. 

(reating, 

2 Gemens, Þ. 

A Cr2akm}. 

1 Crepirns,ſtrepitus,m, 

A Create, or viter part of an Ha- 
ven, 1 Crepido,t. 

To gather mite a TIeamr. 
1 Coagulo. 

Turned to cyeame. 

2 Glaciatus. 

GA creame, 

I Coagulum. 

The cre:me of miulke, 

1 Aphrogala,t. cremor,m. 
2 Pingue laQus flos lacs. 
To Create. 

1 Creo, procreo. 

( reated. 

1 Creatus,procreatus, 

N ener, or not created. 

1 Increatus, Pe. 


A (reator, 

1 Creator,m. trix,f. procreator,con- 
ditor. 2 Stor. 
A creatmy, or crenrtion. 

1 Creatio. 2 Origo, f. 

A creature,oy thing made of nothing. 
1 Creatura, f. 

A [ting creature, that bath liff and 
ſenſe. 1 Animal,n. 

Any creature ling in watey,or land. 
3 Vibium,n. 

Avy creature which breedeth eg ges,or 
ſp-wne. 1 Ovipera,f, 

That may be created, 

1 Creabilis,ad., 

Credible. 

1 Credibilis. 

( redibly, 

1 Credibiliter, adv. 

To honour with Credit. 

1 OMmo., 

Ts cracke his credit, and to be neithey 
able, nerher willing, to ſatufie hus ores 
Utter. 23 Contmbo, 

(rechr. 1 Exiftimatio, authoritas, 
gratia, fides, f, 

Little erect, 

1 Honorculus,m.fidecula,f. 

Of (mall credence, or credit, 

I Levifidus,ad. 

Of credit,and account. 

1 Luculentis,ad, 

Of ereat cvedit. 

1 Gratioſus, ad, 

Of no credit, 

1 Infamis, obſcurvs. 

For fault of payment to be delinered to 
Lu Credito:. 1 Nector, 

(rem (4.07 credence. 

1 Fiducia, 

A creditor. 

; Creditor, m. 

An haſtte creditor,that demangeth his 
debts ſuddenly, 

1: Flagitator, m, 

A 


CRE 


CRI 


CRI 


A ereditor, that hath a Bil! of ones 
hand for money lent. 

I Crodizer,chi iregrapharins. 
Credulitte, or aptneſſe to belceue, 

x Credulitas, F. 

(redul ous, 

1 Credulus,ad, 

A Crecke, or crooke, or nook? to 
wnl.ude wires, 

To Tt eeve. 

1 Serpo, repo, 

To creepe 11, 

1 Inſerpo, irrepo. 

To creepe into, 

1 Intzo,perrepo,correpo, 

To creepe forward. 

1 Prorepo. 

T creepe forth liks a Serpent. 

1 Proferpo. 2 Labor, 

T'» creepe vnawares, or to creepe in by 
lutile and little, 

1 Subrepo,ſurrepo,obrepo. 

To creepe ofien into a place, 

1 Irrepo. 

To creepe much vpon. 

1 Repto. 

oa creepe - ” 


To creepe vs 


To creepe toward:,or to a place. 
I Adrepo,adrepto.a rrepto. 
To creepe about in all places, ſearching 
diligently. 1 Perrepto. 
To creepe againſt. 
. 1 Obſerpo > obrepo. 
-” creepe pe ſores Y. 


To creepe like aVine,Iue,or ſuch like. 
3 Erro. 


To cyeepe, as to creepe into ones fauore 

x Infinuo. 2 Influo, 

(rept wpon. 

1 Reptatus, p. 

a Creſlet Wh ,07 burning Beacon. 
Trulla ferrea 


5 Creft,or cop, 

1 Criſta, f. 

The creſt of the haiye. 

1 AXquamentum, diſcrimen capillo- 
rum 


The creft of an helmet or ſallet. 
2 Conus,m. pinna,buccula,f. 
One that pluc on away the creſt of bu 
enemies helmet, 
1 Pinnirapus, 
One that hath a creſt of gold. 
1 Chryſolophus, 
That which hath a creſt, 
1 Criſtarus, 
Crevis, vide Fiſh. 
A Trewrt, vide Cruer. 
A Trib, vide (ratch. 
A 0 -rible,er Sieue,to purge corne. 
- nt ſterwum, n 
ke, or d i{[eaſe, that letteth 
to _ ne the necke. 


1 Opiſthotonus,m- opiſthotonos. 


A Cricket. 

1 Tettigonia,F. cicada focarias 
A place fil oj (nears. 

1 Unilletumgn. 

To Crie,or we-pe. 

1 Clamo,ploro. 

To crie owt 

1 Clamo, exclamo, proelamo,voci- 
teror, ejulo, 2 Latio, intogo, viulo, 
exululo. 

To cri" out aloud. 

1 Perſono,declamo, 

Tocyie out often. 

1 Clamito,conchmi:o, 

To crie out ,as lintle infants doe. 

1 Vagio, obvagio, 

To crre often. 

1 Vagito. 

To eric out yon one, 

1 Obſtrep»,occlamito. 

To eric out for aad of the Remans, 

1 Quinto, 

To erie wnto, 

: Acclamo, 

To crie together, or crie, and call vpon 
with a loud voice. 1 Counclamv. 

To cri: (6 of 1 'y. 

1 Succlamo, concrepo. 

T's crie in the M arket,as the Bell. man 
doth. 3 Przconiſo. 

They cyy owt ag) F. 

1 Obſtrepitur, im 

Crying. 

2 Mugiens, p. 

A crit, or ſhout, 

1 Clamor,m, 

A lutle corie, 

3 Clangulum, n, 

The crie of one that weepeth, 

g Pipatro,t. pipatum, n. 

A Crier. 

1 Clamator,proclamator, exclama- 
tor, m, 

A crucy before, 

1 Preclamator. 

A crier,or he that maketh an utocry, 
1 Yoctterator,m. 

A common Oryer., 

1 PrzCo, Ceryx. 

Hu «ffice, or hu crie, 

i: Pracomum,n. 

A cry ins. 

1 Queritatio, conqueſſio, ſucclama- 
tio- 2 Vox, f. 

A great crying. 

1 Vociferatio,clamolitas,f. 2 Rugi- 
—_— 

A cTY1'g 
I ends , F. ploratus, plan» 

.m. 

S oifel crying out, 

1 Kjulano,f. 
A cry4ng agamE#F, 

2 Reclamativ, f. 

The crying of 11 fants, 

1 Vagitus,m. 
A erymng for 1d to the Reynans. 

1 Quruat»f, 


One that newer crieth, 

1 Aclaics. 

A cre of 109, or grief, 

; lo,m. 

A cry ng out, when one maruelleth at 
ſomething, 

1 Papg, mterjeR. vide 70 weepe, 
A Lriket, vide ticket, 

A Crime. 

: Culpa, f. vide Fault, 
(r1-unall, wherein # offence, 

I CO ad, 


£,or (reple, 
I aa 


An «ld criple at the puts brinke, 
C Silicernium,n. 
To Erilpe,curlcyor frixle. 
1 Torqueo,criſpo. 2 Vibro,vſtulo, 
( 1jþed, or curled, 
s Tortus,contortus, cnſpatus, p ca- 
lamiſtracus. 2 Horridus,vftulacus,p. 
A prune of Iworiegor wood, to rrimme 
or cr1/pe harres 
miftrum, n. 
A criſping yron, vide Bodkgn, 
A heater of the riſpuing yron, 
1 Ciniflo, cinirarius,m. 
A criſped or curled meffe of haire, 
1 Cicinnus,m, intortus 
That bath criſþed or cupled bare. 
1 Criſpus,cincinnatus, 
Somewbal cr1 ſped. 
: Subcriſ net 
Criſtal Toe ide ( briſtall, 
To Criſten, or chriften, vide Bap- 
t:ſe, 
Critike, x Cries, 
{riticall. x Criticus. 
A Crocodile. 
z Crocodilus, m, 
A kind of land Crocodile m the yiuer 
called Nelus. 1 Scincus, 
To Croke lhe a Toadgor Frog. 
1 Coaxo, 
The croking, or rumbling of the veliie, 
when it # emprie. 
1 Rugitus. 
To croke like a Rauens 
1 Crocite. 
The croking of Ranen:. 
1 Crocitus,m. crocitatio,f. 
- croft- 1 Agellus, 
Croiles, 
1 Cruce ſignati, i pilgrims. 
Ts Crooke,or make crooked. 
1 Infleco, incurvo, recurvo, curvo, 
flecto. 2 Advnco,vnco,obliquo. 
To crooke,or bend,like the new mone, 
1 Luno, 
To waxe cyooked, 
1 Curvekco, incurveſco, 
To be crooked. 
1 Recurvor. 
( 100ked, or made crooked, 
1 Incurvatus,inflexus,curyatus,con- 
tortus,tntortus,obtarrus,tortus. Rex®, 
diſtortus,p. 2 Vncinatu, takcatus.ad. 
TECUTVAtus, unarus,p. 
Very 


NN E— 


[7 <O_ 


CRO 


CRO 


CRO 


Very crooked, 

1 Trztortns,p. procurvus,ad. 
(rocked, or bowed like a boy, 

1 Arcatus,arcuatus,ad, 

A crooke. 

: Hamus, vncus, ms» harpago, ha- 
ma, f. 

{{roo\e5, or hooker, in the end of the 
cable or loupe of the (rane. 

1 Fo;cipes vncinati, 

( reokedneſſe, 

1 Adyncitas, curvitas, recurvitas,di- 


' ſtor. jo, obliquiras, ſinuatio,pravitas, 


vt,pravitas membrorum,tortus. 

The crookedne(ſe of an hollow thing 
turned downeward. 

1 Convexitas,f, - 

{ rookedneſſe, or bending out of the 
teeth, or 14kes, 

3 Brochitas, vel brocitas, 
{rookedneſſe of rmers, 

3 Meandrus, m, 

(rooked lookes, 

1 Tervitas, f. 

A Cl ookmg. 

1 Curyamen,curvatura flexio,flexu- 
ra, f. tortus. 

A going crooke?, or making balkes in 
earing. 1 Delizatio, f. 

A crooked ſtaffe. 

z Vnguſtus, valguſtus,m, 

A crooked noſe, 

x Silus,m. 

He that hath a ctocke1 oſt, 

s Simo filo,m. refimus, ad. 
{rooked wpward, or camoiſe. 

1 Kefhmus, ad. 

(ro0ki-necked, or wry-necked. 

1 Obſtipus,ad. 

He that hath acrioked elpowyor arme. 
1 Ancus,m. 

(rooke-backed. 

1 Gibboſus, gbber,gibberoſus,ad. 
(rocke-legged. 

3 Valgus, varus. 

(r100ke-footed, 

pe — loripes, flexipes, 
A 


One that hath a ſwolne toe, oy crooked 
anche, that he cannot goes 

x: Scaurus, m. 
A crooked hand mmmriting, 

2 Vacillans litera, Vagans litera. 
That u cyookedor hath ma''y twriangs, 
or us full of erinchles and cranchbe. 

1 Flexuoſts,tortuoſus,finuolus, lact- 
nioſus,ad, 

( r00ked, or corbe. 

1 Curvus, valgus, incurvns, recurviis, 
obliquus,vncus,aduncus, obuncus, li- 
mus, lm1s,camurus, VIcanatus, tOrttle 
oſus, falc atus, pravus. 

Very crooked before, 

1 Przcurvns, ad. 

To Crookell,!:ke a Dene,or Pinron, 
1 Mimnarno. 

Te C. roo[r, mutter,or ſpeaks ſefr'y to 
bunſclfe, x Murmurnillo, 


To Crop, or fbred off, 

1 Tondeo, carpo, przcido, excifo, 
awputo. 

(ropped. 

1 Tonſus, 2 Morſus,p. 

A cropper,oy gatherer, 

z Strictor, 

That may be croppe4. 

1: Tonhilis, ad. 

(r14ppcd,or gathered with the hand, 
I Stncivus, ad, 

The Crop of a bird, vide Craw, 

To Croſſe, «5 to croſſe a way, 

1 Obliquo. 

T's croſſe oucy. FP 
1 Trames,m. compita,n, 

(r0ffe. 

1 Obliquus,tran{verſus,ad, 
(roſier ſtaffe. 

Pedum. 


To Crofle owr. 

1 Expungo,diſpungo,vide te blot, 
A croſiing out, 

1 Diipunctio, f. 

That m1y be croſſed out, 

x Delebilis, ad, 

A CroTe, 1 Crux,f. 

A'( rofſe, or like monument ſet vp in 
the way. 1 Stela,t. 

A little (10ſt. 

; Crucicula, f. 

A (roUe-brarth- 

1 Cruggfe: ad, 

A Crolli piece of Timber in a Ship, 
wheor mo the ſails s faſtened, 

1 Ant-nna, f, ; 

To jr Croffe-!erget, as Taylors doe. 
1 Incoxn. 

A Croll -4 loth, 

1 Plagula, f. 

A Croſſe-bew, vide Bow, 

A Croſſ: row. 

1 Alphabetum, Abecedarium. 

A learney of the (roſſe row. 

1 Alphabetarius, Abceedatius. 
Theſe which kane not learned their 
(roſe row. 1 Analphabeti, 

A Crotchet. 

1 Simpla, ſemiminima, 

T- Croutch. 

1 Incurveico. 

A Crowde, or throng, vide Throng, 
A Crowd, or Fiddle, 

1 Tibia, f. 

To Crow. 

: Cano, canto, 

To crow like a young Cockerell, 

x Coccyſlo, 

A crow ng. 

1 Cantus,vt galli cantus, tbe crowing 
ef x ( oche, 

The vitimely crownrg of the ( ocke, 

t Apodos 

The tame ;n the night, when the (ocke 
aoth crow. 

1 Gallcnum, 


I . 
A croſſe Ways 


CG 3 


A Crow foot, cy yron barre, 

x: Veais, m. 

To Crowne. 

1 Corono, redimo. 

To crowne with Lawrell. 

1 Lawreo, 

( rowned. 

1 Coronatus, redimitus,p. 
(rennd with Lawrell, 

1 Laurcatus,p. 

iA crowne., 

1 Corona, F. 

A little crowne. 

z Corolla, coronula,f. 

A Kinns crowne. 

1 Diadema,n. Corona, f, 

Al crowne given to him that firſt inude 
ded the enennes campe, 

j Corona vallaris, Corona caſtren. 
15. 
A crowne gen to him that firſt ſca- 
led the walls, 1 Corona muralis. 
A crowne, or garland of Oake, giuen 
to him that /ancd actizen, 

1 Corona civica. 

A crowne gruen to him which firff 
boorded a F 

1 Corona navalis, Corona roftrata. 
A crowne g14e1 ts 4 Captame , that 
raiſed a ſiege, 

: Corona obſidionalis. 

A crowne ſent ro the Emperourin hoe 
noup of trmmph, 

: Corona trumphalis. 

A vidtorious crowne giuen to a Prince 
or (aptaine, for a vittorie without 
ſlanghter of men. 

i Corona oyalis,ovale,n. 

The crowne,"r top of 4 thing, as of an 
bill,or ſuch like. 

1 Vertex,& vonex,m, 

The crowne of the head, 

1 Apex,m, 

A crowne of money, 

1 Aucus,m, 

LAH OY WHBNG » 

1 Cuicnatio,F. 

A crowner, or bee that putteth na 
crowne, 1 Curonator.m. 

A ('rowner, "2 officer (6 called. 

1 Quazſtor, vel quzfitor homicidij, 
quaſtor paricidius. 

To C ructife, 

1 Cruafigo. 

Crucified. 1 Crucifixts p. 

A crucifixe. 3 Crocitixa,f. 

To Crud,vide «4. 

Crunitte, or lacke of 300d digeſtion. 
1 Aperhia,crudiras,t, 

Cruditicyor rawneſſe, 

+ Cruditas/ 

Crude,vide raw, 

To be Lruell,-r exerciſe creeitie. 

1 Szvio,fenocouo 

To be cru [laga's e. 

1 Reirviv 

To ſr.% « xtreame cruelty againſt one. 
1 Peleviv. 2 Hilpanizo. 


To 


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CVC 


CVP 


To ſhew extreame crueltie in a place, 

1 Degraſlor. 

To wax? more cr weil, 

2 Crudeſco. 

To doe erwuelly. 

3 Maligno, malignor. 

( 1uelnte, 

x Atrocitas,ſzvitia,crudelitas,ferieas, 
2 taS,truct entia 

2 Acerbitas, rabies, f. 

ruell. 

s Crudel:s,ferus,dirus, efferus, teter, 

ferox,atiox,{zvus, immi:1s, immant- 

ſuer's, iwplacidus, iiſimus, crux, tru- 

culentus, veſanus, vrulentus, inhuma- 

nus, terricus, nefarms, improbus,im- 


pius. 
({ r«ell m lockes, 
1 Torvus,ad. 
ruc Ys 
1 Crudcliter, atrociter, Viclente, im- 
pic, indigne. 
A Cruet, or crewer. 
I —_— guttus, m. batiola, phi- 
A manner of cruets,with a pipe 10 drop 
out wine, 1 Sun » bmpurium, 
ſawpullum,n. Weis 
A cruet wherem oile was kept. 
1 Capſax, capſaces. 
A eruet ts ſerue vile at the table, 
1 Lecythus, dub. g. 
Ts Crumme, or vreake ſpnall, 
1 Frio,attrio,unfrio,luftrw,perteros 
To crumme im, 
1 Intero. 
(rummsd in pieces. 
z Pertritus. 
( rummed in. 
1 Intritus,p, 
A crumme. 
r Mica,f. 
The pith,or cr umm? of bread. 
2 Medulla, F. 
A Or ramig, 
I Tritura," 
That may be cremmed (mall. 
1 Eriabilts, ad. 
Crumpe. 
1 Inflexus,incurvus, ad, vt incuryus 
bumeris, crumpe.ſhouldred, 
{rumpe-footed, vide ( rooks- footed, 
(rumpel. 
x Camurus,ad. 
To Crumplc., 
z Rugo, 
(rumpletoy full of crumples, 
1 Rngofus,lacimoius,tortils. 
To Cranke,or cry like a ( rane. 
1 Gruo, 
ACrupyrr, vide Rumpe, 
A cruppcy of an horſe. 
s Piſtileria, f. caudale, n. ſuceauda, 
poſtela, tubtela,f. 
1 Pocillum, n. 


To CLrith rogethey, oy tn pieces, 
Ii Conn 1 | 0 ' O 


to. 


Te makehard in a Cruft. 

1 Incruſto, 

(rufted. 1 Cniſtatus,p. 

Tag hard cruſt wherewith any thing Fm 
couered. 1 Cruſta,f. crultum,n. 
HA litile craft, 

1 Cruſtula,cruſtulum. 
{ruſtte,or that hath an hard cruſt, 
x Cruſtoius, ad. 

Crutches. 1 Grallz,f. 

He that geeth pon cruichtse 

1 Grallator,m. 

(r5/talbve, Cryſtallinus, 


C ante V 


A Cube. Cubus. 

A Cub,or litre Foxe, 

x Vulpecula. 

A Cubit,f 911 the clbow to the wriſt, 
x Cubitus,m. cubitum,n. vina,f. 
A whole cubite, 

: Holopechion, 

One calnielngh, 

1 Cubitalis 

To cunts long,or highs 

1 Bicubitalis, ad, 

of three cubits. 

x: Tncubitalis. 

A Cucktngfoole. 
Abacus in quo rixz ſe 
demergebariur. 

A Cuckold, vide [ockold. 
Thy LUCKOC(S tant, or 4" me 
alw nes one twit, 6's 
1 Monologia,t, 

He that ſingeth likg a (uckge, 

1 Monologus, mr, 

A Cucqueane, 

1 Tellex, t. 

A Lucumber, : 

1 Cucumis,cuc:mer,m.datenum,n. 
Toe wild Cucunbrr. 

1 Ancetum, {ylveſtris cucumis. 

A place,or ;arder whore (nrumbers 
grew- 1 Cucuincrarium, n, Cucume- 
rarius, m. 

Ts cw the Cu, vide to chew, 

The cut. 

1; Ruma,f ramen,n. 

ATi 

1 Fulls,baculus,m. pertica, f. 

A bearg thackigel, 
i-Fuſtiariam, n. 

To Luf-, r [ uſſet. 

1 Celaptiizo. 

A cuſfe 1 Alapa, f, 

A uſing, 1 Cabialis luſes, 
Cufft3, -r Fre-flecue:. 

1 Manicz liatcatiz. 

To Cull, 

: Libo,vide fo chooſe, 

{ wled. 

1 Libatus; p. 

Cullcrs, drawne out 0” 2 flocke of 
free pe, being not goed for meat. 

1 Ovis reijcula, 


aquis 


Mi 


Culpablec. 

1 Noxitis,reus, conſcius, culpabilis, 
vituperabvihs, 

(«liure, Cultura, 

A prece of Orduence called a Cul- 
uverinx. 2 Colleurina, bombarda, f, 
organi, 11, 

A demyculurring, 

1 Semicollenrina,f. 

Ts cumber, vide Trouble, 

To Tunnc »::kcar beoke., 

2 Euviico, 

VVorihie to bt cunned by beart. 

1 Ediſcendus,p, 

A Tnnnt?, vide (nie, 
Cunning, - 5' i/fulneſſe. 

1 Ars, peritia.ſcentia,ſ.o/ertia, litera» 
tura,t. artuficuun,ingeruum,n. 

( rming, 

1 Expecritus, peritus, iſſimusg(olers, 
wr, ar! hiciuſes,intellgens,ſciens,ior, 
iſimus, agax,1\iſimus,doctus,conſul. 
rus, Is | * " Ad, vide 4rt:fi- 
c:all and 5; full, 

Very cunmng. 

1 Perdo&us,pereruditus,ad. 
Nothing cunning, » 

i Rudi,ad, 

( womingly wrouht, 


1 Graphicus, ad, 


Uagg crwmigly mades 
I | 
( winwiglyy vide workman'y and arti- 


ficrally, 


A Cupboozd, 

1 Abacus,abax, locuhs, loceſtus,m. 
repofitorium,armarium, ſcrinium,n, 
A cupboord for plate. 

x Valarium. 

A cupboord eloth, 

1 Tapes,m. tapetum,n- tapete. 

A cupboord he: per. 

1 Acalicibus,ſcu caliculis, Acyathis, 
A poculis, 

A Cup. 1 Calix,cyathus, ſcyphus, 
Ccratergm, poculum, po.erium, Cym- 
bium, a, cupa,vel cuppa, cratera, f, 
cantharus, cundus, ciphus,m, 

A cup of wine. 

s Sinus,m, ſinum,hauſtrim,n, 
A cup w:th many ears, 

1 Tharchelia, charcheſium, & cat« 
cheſuan, n. 

A cup hawirg borders 0, gold, 

i Chryſendeta,omm,n, 

A cup where: wine u alasd w.il was 
tcr. 23 Mixtarws,luter, 

A d; 1ikr.g C197. 

« Aquaminarius, aquiminale, neiits 
capis, 

A queoſſing cup. 

: Cyathus,m, 

A «tp matte l; &- an horne. 

i Hoimus,m. 

Agolliec:p, 2Telta, ff 

. 1derpelrort c p. lkea Mazer, to 
drinke 1} ic 2x Beere ths 
> Tealls $, 


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A cup to drinks in, long, hollow, and 
narrew,[:ke a beat, 

1 Cymbium,n. 

A cup with a hollow belly. 

1 Ampulla,f. 

A cup that wil fland on enery fſideand 
hath diuerſe bottomer. 

1 Amphithetum.n, 

A cup of goid, 

1 Anagus,m, 

A cottrell cups 

1 InduQtile,n, : 

Large cups likg our flat wine boles, 

I 


A cup-maker, 

1 Cipharius,m, 

A cup-bearer, 4 

1: Pocilator,enophoras,a calicibus, 

ſeu caliculis,a pocults,a cyathis. 

( »p-ſpet , vide Drunken. 

After the faſizon of a litile cup, 

1 Caliculaum, adv. ; 

A Cupping glaſſe, char Phyſirie 

015 vſe to draw out blond , with ſcare 

rifying of the thinne, 

: Cucurbitula,f, 

A Curate. 

1 Paſtor, parochus, vel parcechus, 

epiſcopus,curio,curatus,m. 

The effice of a ( wate. 

1 Cujonatus,m-. M 

The money giuen to the (urate bs 

mg by autre. 24 Curionwume 

( wrbe, vide Reſtrame., 

To Curd,or cr-d. 

1 Coagilo, » Contraho. 

Turned to curd, 

: Coagulatus, 2 Glaciatus, p, gela- 

tus, ad. 

A curd. 1 Coagylum,n. 

A curding togeiher, 

1 Coagulatio,f, 

VVell crds, 

1 Schiſtom, n. 

Milke curded m eething, 

1 Fymathes. 

The fir#t curded nnike in the teats. 

1 Coloſtrum,n. coloftra, 

Sucking the mothers firſt curded milk. 

1 Coloſtratus,ad. 

To Cure, 

1 Curo,ſano, vide Heale. 

A Curet, vide Brea#t-plate. 

(wfw,cr curfer. 

Sonitus campanz veſpere ad quem 

_ extinguebant ct Jucem opcrie- 
ant, 

Curioſitie, 

: Curioſitas,periergia,ſolicuria, f. 

( wioſitie,or dinerſenc[/e to plecſer 

1 Moroſfitas,f. 

( «7 «ſite about thi1 gs of no value. 

1 Microbgia,f. 

( wriows, 

1 Curiofrs,curax,ad,. 


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1 Perctrioſus,periergus.ad, 
({ uriow,or hard to pleaſe. 


: Morofis, 2 Nodelus,ad. 
{urroufly. 

1 Cunole,ius,adv. 

Curioſitte » ſpeech. . 

i: Attctatin. 

A (18711645 fellow in ſpeech. 

1 Aﬀedctator, m. 

Too roo curme,or afſetate. 

1 Aﬀectatus,p. 

(uns and offetote, with frange 
words, 1 Putidhuſenlus, 
Somewhat too 471048, 

1 Putidulus,ad. 

Not curious. 

1 Simplex,inaffe&atus,ad 
( wrieuſly, 

1 Aﬀectate,putide. 
Curtouſneſle «/ c:nſcience, 

1 Scrupuloſitas,f. 

( #r10% m trifies. 

1 Scrupuloſus. 

( wioufly, | 

1 Squpuloſe , ifme, ſuperſiinole, 
ambiuole, religiole, adv. 
(uni:w6goy ex tt, 


I Ky cunfarms accnratis 
- gw— 


C ur1ouſly, or exattly, 
1 Accurate,ius,anxie, ſolerter,adv, 
T Curle, vide 7» cr ſpe. 

Curlew, vide Bird. 

Currant. 

1 Prubus, ad, vt probus nummus, 
eurr ant money. 

A Curre dozee. 


..” 0 
. 


1 G * 
Villatic us Canis. 
Domeſticus 
(wnſh. 1 Caninus, ads 

ents. 


1 Corinthiacz uvz. 

That hat': ſeu u Currents, x rum 
ning wa.es, 1 Septernfluus,ad. 

To Currie, 

2 Scringo, vt tergum ſtrinxit acerri- 
me, hehath well carried thy coat, 

T2 currie,ay dre(ſe leather. 

r Perficere cona , Concinnaze co- 
ria- 

A Currier, or Cerfdiner. 

1 Conarius, byrſ{s, alutarius,m. 
A Curſer, or runner to and fro, 

1 Curſator , excurior, hemerodro. 
mus. 

To Curſe,or bawre, 

1 Maledicn, maleprecor, imprecor, 
execror, & cro, blaſſhemo, mak lu- 
quor, obluquor,deteſtor, maligno, & 
nor. 2 Sacro, 

Ts curſe one,,nd giue or betakg him i 0 
the diucl, 

1 Anathematizo,devc eo. 

To curſe by wrdey of law, 

1 Fxcommuni:o. 

(urſ dvr bam d. 

1 Fxecratus, abhomiratrs , male- 
dicus, deteſtatus, devotus ; excom- 
MUNiCAatu$- 

(wſcd, or abbominable. 

G yz 


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z Execrabilis,d » 
(celeruſus, icelefins, dirus, netarius, 
perverius, ad, execrandus,ps 

2 Sacer, ad. 

Off or belenging to cur ſing. 

1 Devotonus, ad. 

(urſedly, or abhommably, 

£ Nefatic, _ iceleroſc, (cele- 

c, perveric,adv. 

Curſitcr, or clericus de curſu, that 
maketh out originall writs, 

(«ſonily, perfiun@ontly. 
Raptim,breviter,ex tempore. 
Curlt, «r /.rewd. 

1 Ferox,fcrocicr,contumax, 

2 Arrarus,ad, 

Toh:yg a Curtainc, or «ver thing 
befere. 1 Piatcndo. 

vA curtaire, 

1 Velum,vclarium, peripetalma,lin. 
teum. 

A curtame drawne when Players come 
© fon the ſtage, 

1: Siparium,fipparium,n. 

A curt ane , or covered pace , where 
Players come forthe 

1 Cortina,f, 

A curtaine hangivg before MiniTrils 
n hen they ſing. 

I Syphanum, n, 

The drawing of a curtaine before, 

1 Obtcntus,m. 

To Curtoll, 

1 1. Ecurto,pretrunco. 

(urtolled, 

1 Decurtatus, p, 

Curteous,vide Comrtecws, 
Curttlage, or curialege, 

1 Curnlegum. 

A Cuſhen, 

1 Fu:vizar, pulvirarium, n, pulyi- 
nus, ms 

A little eſt en. 

1 Pulvillus,pulvinulus,m. anale&iis,f. 
A ſhen whereon the elbow leaneth at 
t«b'e. 1 Cubitale,n, 

A Cuſtard. 

1 Artologanus, m, Ooga'a , arto= 
gala, f, 

Cuſfodie, or /urtc07. 

1 Cuſtodia. 

The eutto/i2,or ward of a child in nent« 
ave. 1 Tutela,f. 

He that baih ſuch cuſl odie, 

1 Tutor, 

He that hath the cuſiedie of goed of 
Templc1,or 6©91mon houſe). 

1 Tutclarws,m. 

Te1of Cuſome, or to pratiſe by 
long [uPome. 1 Aſſueico, 
Te bring 11. ;ſe,ov cuſi ome. 

I Aſſuefact ' 
To change bu cuſ{cmes 

1 Deſucko, 
To imitate cr:ftume, 

1 Soknnizo, 
The cuftt me war,oy ts. 

1 Lokct,afloler,litum ſ,imperſ. 
( ufteme, | 


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(ufFome,or vc 
1 Conſuctudo, aſſuerudo,F. vius,m. 
( uit ome, or faſhion 
1 Mos,m. 2 Pellicula,via,f. falligi- 
um,n. 
A little cufFome, 
3 Moſillas,moſculus,m. 
A determinate cuffome,or faſbron, 
1 Praſcriptum, inftirumm, n. pre- 
_— conſtirntio, ecremoma,t. ri- 
tus,m, 
An old cufFome, 
3 Guadaſis,F. 
A good cuſtome, 
Guadia,f. 
An euill cuflome, 
1 Cacocthes,n. 
Lacke of cuſtoms 
1 Deſuetudo,f. 
Te growing im oſt by long cuſtome. 
1 Inveteratio, f. 
rowne mwvſc by cuſtore., 
I Invereratus,p. 
(Cubtom ible. 
1 Yſitatus, ad 
Belonging to a1) aeterminate cuſtome. 
1 Rituals,ad. 
(uftomably,or by cuſt ome. 
iE 


x 
De more, vel conſuerndine. 
Pro 

In morem, more, abl. rite, vſicate, 
adv. 


| Ag uinit cufFome. 


1 Innſitate,abuſiy:,adv. 
Cutome,t oor rribute. 

1 Vetipal, tributum, portorium, N, 
aurum iatorium, 

(ome for Boat-hiye. 

s Naulum,n, 

A euſtemer,or toll-gatherer, 

1 Telonarius,telogtelun,m, 

The cuftomechouſe, 

1 Telonimm,n. 

A cuſtom: of a Hanen,or Port, 

x: Portitor,m 

That payeth cuſteme, 

1 Vedigalss, 

Belonging to the cuſtomer. 

1 Telonarius,ad. 

A cuſtomer, or he that vſerh to buy 
of one, 1 Emptor,m. 

(uſtomarie tenants, 

Tenentes per conſuetudinem. 

A Cuſtrell, or bottle ro carry wine 


#, x Oenophorum,n, 

A Cuſtrell, -r Page, that vſeth to 
beare his maitters backler. 

1 Scutifer,2d. ſcutigerulus. 

A Cutler. 

1 Cultell "= .m. machz- 
ropeus. 

A Cutpurſe. 


cularius, m. ſaccularia, f, zonarius 
ſector. 

A cutting of a pur e, 

3 Manticulatio, 


To Cut. 

x Seco, (cindo, amy ns my 
reſeco,czdo,ecxeco, 2 Saucio, 
ve tulcare mana. 
To cut ,or hacke, 

1 Conſfeco, 
To cnt or hew with an axegbill,or hook, 
1 Aſcio,falcito,dolodedolo. 
To cut ones throat, 

1 Jugulo, 
To Pk. very much, 

1 Ocſeco. 
To cut againe,or bebind. 
0. 
r mow ag aine, that which be- 
fo n1t well cut, 

1 Sicilio, 

To cut off. 

1 Abſcindo,diſſeco,ſeco, detorideo, 
detalco,d:cido, przcido, abcido, de- 
ſeco,di(cinJo,amputo,computo, pre- 
trunco, proſeco, tondeo, atto 
perſeco, deputo, mutilo, r nar" 
dittrunco, imminuo, diminuo, ftalco, 
incido. 2 Stringo. 

To cut off before, or aſundey, 

1 Przleco, 

To cut off perfe ly, 

1 Peramputos 

To cut off 4gaine,or diligently. 

1 Reputo 

To cut off the top, 

1 Decacumino, 

To cut off boughes. 

1 Opputo, 

To cut off ſmall bengher, branches, or 
lraues, x Fronde 

To cut off an old Vinegthat on'it many 
other may be planted. 

1 Propagn. 

To cut off with a file, 

1 Elimo. 

To cut off, or betweene. 

1 Interputo. 

To cut off or in pieces. 

I Trunco, diſtrunco, 

Ts cut off the noſe, 

3 Denaſh. 

To cut out, 

1 Excindo,exciſo,exſeco,detrunco. 
To cut out,or downe. 

1 Excido,ſaccido 

To cut out or vader, 

1 Proſcindo. 

To cut out groſſely. 

1 Exaſcio. 

To cut aſundey, or in preces, 

1 Diſcindo, diſſeco, perſeco, — 
perſcindo, intercido, diffindo, ſeco 
ſcindo, incido, deartuo, artuo, inter- 
ſeco, deſeco, 'proſeco, reſcindo, in- 
terſcindo, lacero,lanio,excarnifico. 

To cut aſunder,or through, 

1 Tranſcindo, 

To cut,oy teare in pieces, 

1 Lambero. 

To cut in {mall Pieces. 

x Concido,conſ 


__—_— 


To cut equally m the midſt croſſe.wiſe, 
1 Decuſſc 


Os 
To cut in two,or in the middeſt, 
1 Pericindo, 
To cut in foure parts. 
*h 


T's cut cleane away, 

1 Exputo. 

To cut away,"y offythat is _—_ 

1 Amputo,rclecv, puto, diſputo, de- 
runcino, 

To cut away here and there, 

1 Diſraro, 

To cut away the knets, 

1 Enodo, Ms 
To cut away the fore-thinne of one in 
circuneiſton, 1 Praputio, 
To cut downe. 

1 Czdo,profterno,dcmeto, 
To cut in, 

1 Inſeulpo, inſeco, inſcalpo, incido, 
nate. , PO, 
To cut round about, 

1 Circumſcindo,circumcido,cirmum- 
ſeco,amputo,conſeco. 

To cut ynond about,as im lancing. 

1 Circumſcatifico. 

Tocut alittle,or under, 

1 Subſeco,labſcindo,ſuppirto, 
To cut alutle befor:,as 'Drapers doe, 
to yent the reſt, 

1 Precido. 

To cut ſhorter, 

, Detrunco, 

0 cit, or pull vp. 
aye oy pull vp 

To cut, or geld, 

1 Caſtro, diſfaro. 

To cut on the out fade. 

1 Execo. 

To cut Vines. 

1 Pato, farrio. 

To cut finewes, 

1 Subnervo. 

To cut, or pare the nailes. 

1 Exungulo. 

To cut a bodiei in an Aatome. 

1 Diſſeco, 

To be cut. 

1 Incidor,inſcindor,attondeor, 

To be cut,or hewed, 

3 Talior, 

Cut. 1 Secs, ſciffus, conſeQus,cx- 
fus, putarus, conſcifſus, coneiſus, reci» 
ſus, relecus,procilu,p. mucus, 

2 Saucius,ad. 

(ut ſmooth, 

1 Dolatus, p. 

( ut againe, or new!y. 

1 Reciſus,p, 

Cuto 

I Abſciſis,deſeAus alus, Pre» 
ſeRus, exeQus, exciſus, deciſus, rect» 
fus, reſeus, deronſus, amputatus. 
{« off tleane, 

I Accitus,P, 

Cut 


[rm nr 
Mr 4 ent ere eng 


—_—_—_ —— 


— 


th 


CVT 


DAD 


DAI 


(ut ſhort. 

1 Przciſus,p. truncus,recutitus,ad, 
('«t ſhorter. 

2 Caſtigatus, p. 

(utted, or ſhort, 

I nr P. 


(ut m pieces, or in ſander, 


I Dif ecus,difhſſus,concifus,divifus, 


proſeQus, pericatlus,p. dividuus,ad. 
(ut m two, 

1 Pericaſſus,intercifus, p. 

(Cut mn. 

1 Inciſus, inſeQus, p. 

(ut about, 

1 Circumciſus,p.circumcidaneus,ad. 
({ «t 44 a bodte in an Anatonue. 

1 Diffccatus,p. diſſeus, 

(wor geided, 

z Caſtratus,p, 

Not cut. 

1 Inſecus, ad. 

A cut, 1 Caſio, czfura, ſciſſura,in- 
cilura, f, fiſlus, m, fillum, recilamen- 
tum,n. plaga,t. 

A cutter. 

1 Sector,matrix,f. cefor,partitor,m. 
vA cutter in mettals, 

1 Scalptor,ſculptor,m, 

A cuter off,or jhort. 

2 Truncator,m. trix,Ff. 

A cutter of Vines, 

1 Pampinator,ſanor,m. 

A euting. 

1 Sciſſiu,ſeQio, ſeftura, reſefio,prz- 
cifio, pattitio,conſRioginc:fio, t. in- 
cakus, ſciſlus, m, concitura, conieftio, 
profcſlio,icalptura,t. 

A cuttin eff. 

: Abſciſſo, deſefio, execatio, de- 
truncatio,truncatio,t pracilus,m. 

A cutting off, or downe, 

1 Deſectio,f, 

A cutting off, or about. 

1 Pericope 

- extting of ranch unghngr leaues, 


4 cutting, or lopping of =E where 
they doe let light. 

1 Interlucatio, f. 

A cutting mn pieces, 

: Conſaſſina, f. laniatus,m, 

A cutting #n the mddle. 

1 Interciho,interſetio,interſecatio,f. 
A cutting away. 

1 Futatio, ampwtatio, ſyncopa, vel 
ſyncope, fyntonomaa,Ff. 

A cutting aw<y,'fſ,"'r agame. 

1 Reſciſhogreciſho,f, 

A cutiing away of the bone with the 
wound. 

1 Apoſt:parryſinos, 

A cutting downe. 

1 Dezecus. 

A cu/tng ſhore. 

1 Detruncatio. 

( miting:,or that is ext off, 

1 Proxciftum ,ſegmen,ſepmentuw,(e- 


camenum,ne ſectio, 


(ut tn foure parts, 

1 Quadiihdus. 

('«t often. 

1 $ccilis, ſe&ivus, 

Eaſie to be cut. 

1 SeQulis,fillilis,ſciffilis,ad 
That cannot be cut, 

þ Inſccabilts, ad, 

Uſed to be cut ,or lopped. 

1 Cxduus, ad. 

Not yſed to be cuts 

1 Inczduusgrict 

(44 off or pared from the principal. 
1 Subceſivus,ad. 

That u cut before. 

1 Precidancus,ad. 

That where» ith one cutteth. 
t Exciſorius,ad. 


In cuts, and Laſher, 
1 Incihm. 
(ut croſſe-wiſe, 


1 Decuſſatim, 


1 þ. +, —— : 
(»throatly. 1 Gladiatorie. 


C ante Y 


Cyb, vide Ke. 

CATE: © Cylindrus, 
Eymball. . 
Cyp2es, or fi linnen. 

1 Carbaſus,d.g. carbaſa, pl n. 
Cynicall,clopmijh,or dog gijh, 

Cc ynicus 


D ante A 


A Dabb?. 1 Alapa,f. v 
To Dabble rhe derr. 
1 In luto verſani. 
To call Dadde,r Dada, 
3 Pappo, 
A Dad,oy Daddiegas yorg infants do 
call them,yphen they begin 10 ſpeake. 
3 Para, tatam, 
To Dagge ſzeepe, i. cut away the 
Shirts of the fleece, 
A Dagnge. 
1 Tormentiolum, n. 
A Dagger. 
1 Pugjio,m ceſtrum,n. 
A p«cket dagger. 1 Sicula,f, 
A barging darger, 
[ Parazonium, n. 
A litile dagger 
1 Pugiung wy 
To Dagle, or dg. 
\ Collutulo. 
A darvle-taile. 
| 1 Collutulatus, p. 


vide Blow, 


— — — 


Daglccks. 

Lana ab extremitate velleris detonſa. 
A Dagſiwame. 

1 Gaulapum, n, gauſopa, gauſape, 
es, is, gauſapina,f. 

To deferre from TDay te day. 

1 Procraſtino,recraſtino,as. 

It waxeth dey. 

1 Dieſcit. 2 Luceſcit, 

It u day. 2 Lucet. 

A day. I Dies, dub. 8» 

2 Lumen, n. 

Dates. 2 Soles, = 

The ro of the day 

1 Prima lux ye aurom, 
"dubia lux, mane, tem= 


pus 
( leare day. 1 Multa lux. 
Noone diy. 1 Mernidies, m. 
Day Orawing toward; an end. 
1 Dive&ior dies. 

Sunday, 


1 Dies Dominicus,feria Solis, 
AM 


1 Dics Lunz, feria ſecunda. 

Tueſday. 

1 Dies Marty, feria tertia. 

V'Vedneſday. 

1 Dies Mercurij,feria quarta, 

Thuſdy, 

1 Dies Iovis,feria quinta, 

Friday, 

1 Dies Venens, feria ſexta, 
Sarwday, 

1 Dics Saturni, dics Sabbati. 

A holy day. 

1 Fenz, arm. 

Holy dares exe. 

1 Vigilia. 2 Dies interciſus. 

( \riſtmas day. 

1 Dies Natalicius. 

New. yeares d;y. 

2 Luſtratio. Dies Circumciſion, 
dies luſtricus. 

Twelfe. day. 

1 Epiphamia, f. 

( andlemas day. 

1 Lychnocaia, Purificatio,f. 
Aſh-rwedneſd.y. 

1 Cineralia,ns 

(ood Friday, 

2 Paraſceve, foteria,f. 

Eaſter dy. | 
1 Dies Paſchalis. 

VVhutſund oy. 

1 Dies Pentecoſtes. 
A ciull,or artificrall 4cy, con ſifting co 
24. howre*, 1 Dies civilis. 

A day of eleffion,or meeting,to cone 
ſult of matters. 

1 Dics comitialis, 
A pleadn g d.ry,u 1m Terme t' me, 

1 Dies faſtus, Ovid. 

Dates, wherein was no pleadirg, roy 
firrt x, to heare oy determune ſmites m 
Law. r Dies nefaſti. 
The day ef ones chifÞning, 

1 Dics luſtricus, 


O_ SC ro iu = De en EE EO 9 


_— 


_ 


———— — 


DAI 


'DAI- 


DAM 


Daten of reſpit, or forhearance, giuen 
by the | w to them that confeſſed a 
debt, te prouide money, tn witch daics 
it wi net lewfull to meddly with the 
debtor. 1 Dies juſti. 
The firſt day of euery mone:th, 
1 Calendz,arum. 
Dajes wherein men went with trum- 
pets about then lands. 
1 Tibil:ftria, n. 
'Daies of retwn2. 
1 Taridici, vel legitimi dies, 
D 2 1e-dates, 
1 Feriz canariz caprificialis,canicu- 
lires dies. 
To day. i Hoi adv. 
Of to day, 1 Hodiernus, ad. 
Yeſtcriay, 1 Heri,adv. 
The d ty befsre y:jterd:y, or two daies 
az0e, 1 Nudius tertius, 
Tare2 d ues age, 
1 Nudius quartas, quaſi dicas, nunc 
ct dies q uartus. 
Foure d as ft we, 
1 Nudusg tintus, Ye, ve nudius (ex- 
tus, nud115 teptimas. 
Thu 4 xy [t4-1-night,or a ſenight agoe. 
1 Nudius 0Qavus,& [icdanceps. 
Twelue da'es 1707. 
t Nudias tertius decimus. 
The next day,or to morrow, 
: Cras. 
The next dry after to marrow, 
1 Percnding,peren lie,adve 
Ofthe next day after to marowe 
1 Perendinus,ad. 
T »e day before. 
1 Pridie, adv. 
Of the day be/ſore, 
1 Pridiawvis,ad. 
The d v afiev. 
: Poſtridie,poſtriduo,adv. 
In the day time, 
1 Interdi,ſubterdid. 2 Luci & luce. 
Daily,ouery day,1 ty by dav, 
s Qnotidizindies, aflidue, per om» 
nes dies. 
VV thin beſt few dates, 
1 Propedi-m, adv. 
Another day. 
1 Poſterius,adv, 
By the firſt day of euery nwneth, 
3 Calendatim, adv. 
Of a day. 
1 Dianus, dialis,ad. 
Ahpne in the day trme. 
1 Diurnus, 
Daily. 1 Quotidianus,affiduus, 
That dwreth one day. 
1 Hemeridion, vel hemercſios. 
( ontinning all dy, 
3 Perdins. 
In the breake of the day. 
1 Dilkiculo,adv, 
Before day light. 
1 Antelucanus. 
A day and abalfe, 
x Se{quidies,m. vel £. 


Tre ſpace of twe dates, 
1 Biduum. 
T 12 ſþ ice of three daiet, 
1 Triduum. 

hz ſþ we of foure dazes, 
I Quatriduum, n. 
Foure dates ſpace, 
i Quatriduo. 
Toe ſpace of (euen daies. 
1 Hebdoas, 
The jpace of nine dates, 
1 Novendium,i 


hum,pro in- 
ternun:linum, te. 
Of nine d wes ſpace. 
1 Novendialis. 
T 12 ſþ wce of tenne d ges., 
i Decendium, n. 
A datts-1a4n. 
1 Dilceptator, mediator, m» vide 
Are, 
H. that in ſtead of the day vſeth nig1t, 
and l1y2th 4 it were by candlelight, 
1 Lychnobins, m. 
Day light. 2 Lux, f. 
T1: tine when the day and night are 
of one length, 
1 Xquiduale, n, 2quidizs , fo zqui- 
nomiale,equinotum, n, 
To daine, Dignor. 
To mike Dunttes, 
t Delicias facere. 
Daintineſſ:. 
2 Lantiz,arum. 
A daintie diſh, 
1 Pulpamentum, 
D une dijbes. 
1 Cupedia,orum, mattea,mattealz, 
arun, epulz,arum. 
Datntie fare, 
1 Cupeaula'h, 
A dintie-mouth.d fell, 
z Cupes. 
A deſire of daintie meats, 
1 Cupedia,Ff, 
He that dreſſith damtie meats, 
z Cupedinarius, m. 
The place where daint's meats ave fold, 
1 Forum cupedinarium, Forum cu. 
pedinis. 
Daintie, or delicate. 
1 Delicatus,delicatulus. 2 Opiparus, 
Lautns, ſybariticus,exquiſitus, conqui- 
firus, cereus,ad, 
Daintily. 
1 Opipare,delicate,laute, 
2 Mollier. 
A Datrt? 1-1. 
i LaQtarius,m. 
A dairie woman, 
1 LaRtaria, f. 
A dawie houſe, 
1 LaRarium,caſcale,n. 
A Dale. 1 Valles,& vallis. 
Pertainng to a dale, 
I Vallaris, ad, 
To Dallte,or trifle. 


: Nugor,denugor, 2 Tricor,ſomnio, 
hi *- Wat 


To 4 llie with wanton language, 

1 Proco,as,procor. 

To dally,vr play the foole, 

1 Ineptie. 2 Laſcivio, 

A daluer, 

1 Nungator,palpator,m, 

Dallavce, 

3 Paraphroneſis. 

A Dain?,or Mrftreſſe, 

1 Heraglominasf. 

A Damme,or mother, 

1 Maics,procreatrix, 

To Dunme vp hu neighbors light, 
1 Obltruo, 

A Damme, Floud.gate,or VV eave, tn 
a River,or Pont, 

2 Agoer, m. pila,catarata,Moles,f, 
Dammes to top vp water, till abriige 
be made. 1 Arcz,arumn. 
A Mill damine,or 6414 pond, 

1 Stagnum molare. 
DOunageor lofſe, 

1 Damnum, diſpendium, dettimen- 
rum,n, ja .cura,noxa- Leſura,;io,t, 
nocumeium,n 2 Calunicas, infor. 
tunwm,ncommoadumyiuc uinuedas 
tio, injuria, inalcticcutia, t, nautragi- 
um,malchcum. 
Great dammag?, 


I i *T 
Little dammages 
1 Dammnulum, 
Eſchewing »} danamage, or free from 
dammage. 1 Indemmtas, f, 
That bringeth dymmuge, 
1 Damnifcus,damnolus. Detrimen- 
toſus. 2 Injurioſus, incommodus,ad, 
NOCens,P. noxius, ad. 
VVherein « no damm «ge. 
3 Innoxins, ad. 
Damalk?. 
1 Dalmaticum fericum. 
A damaike garment, 
1 Damaſcena veſtis, 
2 Scutulata veſtis. 
Damned, vide Condenmed. 
Damnable. 
2 Dirus, ad. 
A Damoſill,damſe!,wencdbgor cirle, 
1 Vingo,puella,adoleſcentula,juven- 
cula,t. vide Girle. 
A Damſlin. 
1 Prunum, neut, prunum damaſcc- 
mum, 
Damſins. 
1 Brabyla 
Damaſcena 
Decumana 
A Damfen tree, vide Tr:es, 
A Dampe. 
: Afpirato terrarum. 
Dampiſh,us i1 dungeons. 
3 Locus ſentus ſin, Virg, 
A Dandep:at, or dw rl, 
1 _ , perpunillus , nanus, 
proculus, m. 
A dandeprat,or dedhin. 
1 Teruntius, m, 


pruna, 


wy 


DAR 


— 


DAR 


DAS 


To Dandle, 
'W| 


Danduaffe,7 [curfſe in the head, 

1 Pomigoyf 2 furfures, 

Full of danaruff. s. 

1 Porrigino(us, 2 furfuroſus, 

Dangwalct,v.exce/i1ue and ſuper- 
190165, 

Danke,or dankifþ. 

: Vuidus,ydus, madidus, knmeus, 

humens,ad. 


A Dapper, or delicate perſon. 
1 Tro mn, 
To Dare, 


1 Audeo,aufim,verb defe&. 2 cofido 

Thet dareth, 

1 Autus,p, 

That z* man dareth to dee. 

1 Inauſus.p, 

To Darken,or make darke. 

1 Tenebco, contenebro, calige, ob- 

ſcuro, 2 fuico,obfuſco,mntuſ..o. 

To mike d okew'th 1h adow. 

1 Obumbro,przumbro, opaco,ino- 

paco, 2 obſuns. 

To make darke with clowds. 

: * nam obgubile, adnubilo, innu- 
1 


To make darke before 

1 Frzobſcwo, 

Towaxe duke. 

1 'Tenebreſco,contenebreſto, 

It # dorke,or waxeth darke. 

1 NoGeſcit,imp. 

To be dirke. 2 Hebeto, 

D arkenefſe. 

1. Tenebre,arumaligo. 2 Ymbra 
NOX dine Condi. ; 
D arkene (ſe with ſhadowing, 

1 Obumbratio,opacitas,?. 

A darkn:ng, 

3 Ablucinatio,f. 

A darte ſentence, or queiTzon, 

1 AEngma,griphus, m. 

Darker imine. [beech, 

1' AEn'gmaricus 


2 Intortus lermo. 
Indefigitus bd 
Darke,or obſcure, 


1 Tenebricus, furvus, obſcurus, cali 
ginoſus,ad.caligans,p opacus, 2 tur- 
bidus,niger,nubilus,cxcus,atcr auſtti- 
nus,impluviatus,infuſcus,ad.nigrans, 
p baticus,illucidus,il.uminus,ſeptuo » 
ws,ad, 

Somewhat darko, 

: Subobſcurus,ftibluſtris,ad. 
Darke, as w'12n ihe navone ſhineth net, 
1 Illunis,ad. 

Verie darke. 

1 Teuebroſus iſſimus,perobſturus, 
2 PerconJins,prenubilus,ad. 

That u drk-,ov mak th darkenes, 

1 Tenebricoſus,ad. 

That light neth 1m d irheneſſe, 

1 Lucifugus,ad. 

Dark',as with a ſhale, 


+ Obumbratus,p opacus,ad. 


Made darke. x Obſcuratus,p. 
Darkely. 

1 obkars, abſcondite, tenebroſe, 
ſeptuoſe, 2 latebrolc,perplexe,adu. 
A Darling,or dearinng. 
2 Corculum,ſuavium,ncu deliciz,a- 


rum.adonis,is, vel dis. 
My darling my pinſme. 1 Mellilus,ad. 
Datrn:{l,or ceckle weed. 

1 Zizania,cre,f.lolum,n, 

Of,or belor ging to darnell, 

1 Loliaccus,luliarius,ad. 
To c1if a Dart. 

1 Iaculor,cjaculor. 
A d-orting, 

1 Iaculatiwgfe 
A dart. 

1 laculum,telum,n. fagitta,fce.pilum, 
n {picula,f. (piculum,n. 2 cli nubes, 
Vitg. vide arrow, 
Adart for the warre. 

1 Belliculus,m, 
A d.rt huyled,or throwne, 

1 Mulile,naclancilun, yel mefancy- 

LN. 

Al ong dart. 

1 Vevina, vel vervina,f. 
A cating dart with aftrang. 
1 Vervium,n. 
Armed with ſich a dart, ** 

1 Verutus,ad. 
A dayt thrown out of tower: beſieged. 
1 Fallarica}f. 
A kind of davt ſed in war owed and 
crooked like a foot. 

1 Sparum,n. vel iparus,m, 
A dart,or quarel three cubuts long, ſhot 
out ofa Catapulta, 

1 Trifax,cis. 
A ftr.mge dart to fling, 

1 Haſta —_— Nr 
Dots ſending forth fire when they ve 
ca#f, cr - ,m, bolides,f. 

They that ca## thoſe darts, 

1 Pyrobalarij,m. 

A dart with avarbed heed. 

1 Tragula,f. 2 
A dat wrought with lead, 

1 Manobarbulus,m. 

Thoſe that beare ſuch darts. 

1 Manobarbuli.m, 

A light dart like an arr OW. 

1 Coriſcus,m 

He that vſeth darts. 

1 Pilanus,m. 

Of,or bilonging to darts. 

1 Catapulrarus,ad. 

Thot « vertaynng ts daxting, 

1 Ixculatorws,ad. 

Vi ls h beare:ch darts. 

1 TEman 9 

To Dal agarn#F. 

i Aliidogll:do,impings, elido,fligo, 
afflizo.conquatlo, incutio, 2 Arieto, 
incurſo,ncurfto 

To» daſh, with water. 1 Con{pergo, 
To 4a'\ with a pen, 

1 Litrro,oblitcro, 


To dajb out, 

1 Excutiu,circumduco, 
To dajh m peeces, 

1 Diſcutio. 

To dajh together, 

1: Collido. 

Daſhed ararrF. 


Dajhid with water, 

1 Verfuſus,conſperſus,p. 
Dajred owt, 

1 Interlitus,p, 
Adaſiciigor cattering, 


intracio, verberatio,t, 
A d ijhng torether. 


— O—— ——————_————_—————_—_ <——— 


impaRiio,t, 

A daſhing acamit « thing. 

1 Ihfusfitus,m, 

To Dafle,vide 4 :2./e. 

A Daſtard,vide coward. 
ADate of writmng. 

: Datum,n. 


be Written, 
1 Ephemetis,f diarium,n. 
A Date ſw. 


A little date. x Palmula,f, 
A hind of date like a pearie, 

1 Margaris,f. 

Small and white dates. 
Marvarides,ad. 

A Daughter. : 

1 Filia,nata,gnata,genita,f, 
A little daaghters 

1 Filiola,f 

A daughter in law,vide alllarce, 
A daughter; ſonnev kinred, 
Somnes and daughters. 

1 Liberi,orum,pl. 

A ſtep daughter. 

3 Filiaftrs, 

To Dannce, 


— _— 


To dance often. 

1 Saltico,as. 

To dance forth 1 danct. 

1 Dckulto,dcialto. 

To dance by moaſnye. 

2 Geſticulor,ladere in numerum. 


_— — 


cx live, x Tripudio, 

To lead adance. 1 Preſulto, 
To dance for icy, end glawieſſe. 
2 Przpeſtio 


EE ————————— 


bl. ble countenance to the { ader. 
1 Ampizeo,ampiono,redandruo. 
A leader of a d.vice. 


chorodidafculus,m. 


dotes, 
1 Preful,com,g. 


1 Incvſſus,illijus,clifus,p. 2 InfliA?,p 


1 Incuſlus,conflitus, m. conflidtic, 


1 Coliſus,m.collfio,f conflictus,m. 


A date booke,wherin things daily done 


+ D . > 
+ Bo palma, f, thebaides, 


i Tripudio,(alio,faltodare ſtaticulos 


T: duncr,or go tripping on the toe, da» 


To dance with like gefF are, and ſom+ 


1 Przſultor, mac. trix, f. choragus, 


He that loadeth the downee amon? the 


Remane *Pricits, called Yalyy facer- 


— 


DAN 


DEA 


DEA 


A dance. 

1 Tripudium, 2 pedonia. 

A round davice. 

2 Orbis ſaltatorius. 

The morice daice. 

2 Chironomica (a'tatio,chironomia,f 
A runken dancegdedicated 5o B accums 
1 Thyalus,m. 

A dance wherein manie dance toge- 
ther. x Chorus. f.chureuma, 

He that ſo danceth. 

1 Choreutes. 

Haife a davice, 

3» Hemichorium., 

A certaine for me of dancing in armor, 
uſe of ſouldiers, and firit ixuented of 
Pyrihas, 

1 Pyrricha,pytrhice;es, bellicrepa,f. 
He that vſeth (uch daicing. 

1 Pynlcarius,& ppurickita. 

Of.,or belonging to ſuch danergs 

1 Pyrthiacus,ad. 

A kind of dancing among Augnres, 

3 Soliſtimum,n. 
A certame quiet kind of dance, as i 
w:rea pauin, 1 Eumelia. 

A kind of dancing when they ſung that 
danced. 

3 Sicinnium, vel ficinnis,f, 

They that play vpen the barpt, dan- 
cing with other rhen.ſelues. 

3 Chorduthanſtz,m. 
(Adancer. 

1 Saltator, 2 Gefſticulator,m. 
A wantondancer. 

1 Cinzdus. 
A compeme of dancers, 

1 Chorus,m. 
A woman dancer, 

1 Saltarrix. 
A darcing wench 

1 Saltaitricvia,geſticularia,f. 
A good dancer. 

1 Chorauliſtria,m, 
He that dawceit on acord, 

x B _ s,{ hew 

The rt of (0 dancing. 

+ Schanobatice,es,f. 

Of, or belonging to him phat ſo dan- 
ceth. x $chanoba:icus. 
A denemg. 

x Saltatio,ſaltatura,f ſaltatus,m. tri- 

m. 

Full of Tane ng, 

1 Sal:abundus. 

Of,or belonging to dancing. 

1 Saltarorms,faltuarius,ad. 
Dancer. 

1 Fericulum,diſcrimen,n. 2 caſvs,m. 
tempeſtas, dimicatio, procella, F ex- 
tremum,n.flamma,rminat. vt ſubdere 
caput ruing,'s pu? ht | fe 14 danger, 

T9 be m darger, 

1 Periclitur, 
Da-gere tss. 

1 Tericuloſi. 2 Lubricus dubius,an- 
ceps,pernic.ofus. preceps, incommo- 
d.,a'duums,ad 


Full of danger. 

1 Fericulolus,ad. 

Out of dwiger. 

« Securus, z conſtabilizus,2d. 
In dinger. 


1 Obnoxius. 2 Expoſitus,ſubjeA?,ad 
Y: emung dangerous where no danger @. 
3 Ventaneus,ad. 

Very dangerous,or ſulpicuns. 

1 Sulpictoſus,ad. 

D angerous to meddle with, 

2 In{idiof&s, ſeverus: 

Dangerous to get vpby, 

1 Praruptus,ad. 

Dangerouſly, : ps 

1 Periculose, 2 perniciose, lubrice,in- 
commode,adu. 

VVithout ary danger at all. 

1 Impunithime,adu. 
To Daunt, adaw,or abate ones conn 


Danted,or accord. 

Tunore parculſus, 

To Dawbe. 

1 Lino,pe: lino,oblino,is,oblinio,ob- 
lin:o,gipſo,deluto, 3 Rudero, 

T o dajybe wp. 

1 Oboete 

Dawved. 

1 Dclutatus, oblimatus, 3 Rudera- 
tus,p. 

A dawber. 

: Linitor,oblinitor,oblimator,m. 
The dawhbe rs occup 4197, 

1 Ceno'/aturum,n, 

A dawbmg, 

: Oblimatio,f, 

ToeZDawne, «aw, or dayning of the 
day,vide day. 

1oDazle. 

2 Ferſtringo,praſtringo,compungo. 
D azeled. 

2 Ferſtrius,p. 


D ante E. 


Deambulation. 

1 Deambulaiyuo, 

A D:akon. 

1 Diaconus,m. 

A Deakonſhp, 

1 Diaconatus- 

To be D2aDr. 

2 Iaceo,vide to dry, 

Death or latey dares. 

2 Suprema,orum,n, 

Agaim8t death, 

1 Annmaron. 

He that ſucceedeth in place of him that 
u dead. 1 Succenturiatus, 

Death, 

Mors,obitus,interitus,m lethum, 

2 Pernicies, 2wna, fatum, exitum,n. 
ex tns,m defidermum, n- thanatos,m. 
atropu;,abitio f occaſus,m. 


—— 


Death,or flughter of (eat or man. 
1 Occilio, 

Sudden death, 

3 Morticimum. 

An eafre deait. 

3 Neculaf. 

Put to death, 

1 Peremptus,occiſus, p. vide killed. 
VVorth:e death,or capital. 

1 Capitalis,tor,iflimus,lethalis, ad. 
Of ones death, 

1.. Mortualis,ad. 

Dead, 

1 Mortuus,emortuus,immortuus,de- 


tus,0bitus, Jefun&tus, exanimatus,cx- 
animis,Cxanimus,necros, Morticinus, 
neftus. 2 Nudus, preterizus, fulus, 
niger,cxtinRus,filens, 

SIMade dead, 

1 Mortificatus,ad. 

A dead body,corps,or corſe. 

1 Cadaver,n.cinis,m funus,n. 

A making dead. 

1: Morthcatio. 

Of,or belonging t6 dead men, 

1: Morticalis,ad, 

As it were halfe dead, 

1 Intermortuus,ad, 

Almoft dead, 

1 Ene4®,ſemianim?, ſemianimis,ad. 
Deadly,or cauſing death. 

1 Mortalis,mortifer, lethalis, lethifi- 
cus,lethifer,perniciolus, peſtiferus,in- 
teſtinus, inexpiabilis,infc{tus,exitiabi- 
bis exitialis,exitiolus, peremptori?,fa. 
titer,ad, 

Deadly,or dolefully. 

1 Ree cackes 

2 Ater,ad. 

Deadly, ; 

1 Mortfere, perniciose, mortaliter, 
lethalier. 

Deadly feud. 

1 Capitales inimicitiz,bellum, 

To make Deaf, 

1 Oblurdo,cxfindo, 

Tobe,or waxe deafe. 

1 Surdeo,ſurdeico, obſardeo, obſur- 
deſco. 


Deafneſſe. 

1 <urditas,f. 

Deaſe. 

1 Surdus,obfurdus,ad. 
Halfe death, 

1 Subturdus, 2 Surdaſter,ad. 
Deafely. 

1 Surdc,adu, 

To Dealer difinibute. 

1 Diſiribuo, vide dii7r:bwte, 
A dealer. 

1 Diſt: ibutuor,m, 

A 'fa {e dealer, 

1 Pravaricator, 

A dealing. 

x Diſtributio,f, 

A falſe nnd wc ked dealing. 

1 Pearfidia,z,f. 


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2.2" 


- WI 


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DEA 


DEB 


DEC 


A dealing with,or medling. 

2 Miniſte: wm,ne 

By agreat deale. 

1 Mult6, impendio, adu, vt impen- 
dio magis,much moye. 

ADeane, 

1 Decanus,protomyſta,m. 

The Deane: wife. 

1 Dccaniſſa,f, 

A Deanrie. 

1 Decania,f decanatus,m, 

To make D Ire, 

3 Cariltio,as. 

Deave. 

1 Charus,pretioſus,ad. 

Deayer, 

2 Pctjor,us. 

Verie deare,or beloued, 

1 Intimus,ad. 

Venrie deare. 

1 Precharus,ad- 

A dear ling vide darling. 
Dearely,or be loned. 

1 Conjun4e, ius,iſime,eximi,adu, 
A Dearth. Fant 

1 Fames,caritas,penuriazinopia,f. 
Deare,or coitHy. 

1 Caitts,ad. 

Dearely. 1 Cart,adu., 

Ai Ceart as may be- 

1 Quamplmimo,adu, 
Death,vide dead, 

To Debarre, 

1 Arcco,excludo. 

Deb 11:4. 1 Excluſus,p. 

A db vring, 

1 Exclu'ns, 

FT. Oh uſe, 

1 Submitto,ſummitto, extenxo, vide 
Abaſe. 

A dbofin7. 1 Elevatio,f 

To deb ate,diſcourle, diſuſe, or reaſon, 
1 Commentor,diſcepto,diſſero, ra!i« 
OCInOT ,argumentor, arguo, Concerto, 
diſpuco,.xamino, 2 Confligo, exagi- 
to,diſcmio. 

To Debate, or &ſconſe @ matter in 
law. 1 Atcito, 

To be debated, 
1 Vertor, 

It uw debated, 
Dehbat ed. 

1 C-mmentans, :ontreverſus, 

2 Aitatus,p. 

Deb ited m re ioning. 

x Concertatorimns, 1d, concenatus 

23 Fx1gitatus,p 

A Vehating,or reaſoning of, 

1 Commentatio, diſceptatio, diſſer- 
ratio ratiocinatio, argatatio, CONcer- 
tatio,2 aQitatio,f 

That belengeth to d. bating of a mat- 
fy, 1 Ratiocinativis. 

Debatc,or firife. 

1 Lirigium, diſſidium, n. diſcordia, 
diſlen!to,ſedutio, controverfia, certa- 
tio,concertatio .lis,tis,contentio,F. 

2 Litigatus,m.dighdiatio,f y. fri/e. 


: Veratur, 


Debate in words, 

1 Altercatio,f. jurgium,adjurgium,n. 
A debate in law. 

1 AQio,attitatio,f. 

To» Debilitate, vide weaken, anal ts 
make fecble, 

Debilitie, vide weakneſſe. 
Debonaorte, or courteows, 
1 Candidus,modeſtus,ad vide cour- 
troMs, 

To demand Debts. 

2 Nomina exigere. 

To pay debtvi 


To che m debt. 

2 Xsalienum diffolvere. 

Debt. 

1 Debitum,credirum, 2 nomen,n 2s 
alienum. 

Debts yon an account, 

2 Reliqua,orum,n. 

Debted, 

1 Debito obnoxins. 2 Strifus,pref- 
tus zre alieno, obſtrictus, oppreſlus, 
conſtriaus ere alien», 

Detperate cbr. 

1 Debitum,inopinatum,relitum. 
Ad.btor. 

i: Debutor,m. 2 Nomen,n. 

2 Actatus 

ol Homo. 

A debtor that leaueth a bill of his owne 
hand,to acknowledge the debt. 

1 Chirographiarius, m. vt debitor 
chi-ographuarius,VIp. 

A Decade, 

1 Decas,dis. 

Decaloque, 

1 Decalogus. 

To Decay, 

2 Obfoleo, vbloleſco,exfoleſcn,ruo, 
cadu,decedo, is, decido.concido, in- 
rercido,accido,labor,eris,dilabor,de- 
labor,labaſco,labaſcor,labo, as, «laſ- 
ſeſco,evaneſco,runo as,deficio, con- 
ſeneſco,inclino, langueo, labeſco, ef- 
fluo, extenuor,antiquor,aboleor, 

T begin te decay. 

2 Seneſco, 

T de: ay by Little and little, 

1 Sublubor. 

To decay,or come to nanght. 

1 Ruere dzygenerare in pejus. 

To decay,or periſh utterly, 

I Morior,emorior,pereo. 

To decay as houſes doe, 

1 Cado 

To decay before, 

2 Przcorrumpo. 

To decay,as flowers doe, 

1 Defloreo,marceo,flacreſco. 

2 PFxarco,exar:{(cv,vide wither, 
Decared. 


1 Obſoletus imminatus, conſumpt®, | 


occaſus, dilapſis, 2 Larguidus,incli- 
natus,exhauttus,effeetus,p. 


| Deeaied by fallmg. 
3 Cadivus,ad. 
Decared by the = moitie. 


3 
Decaied, and efr(vone; reſtored. 

1 Recidivus,ad. 
Dec az. 

1 Caſus, oecafus, m. ruina, caſura,F. 
2 Intetitus,m, 
Vtter aecay. 

1 Ruiza,f.Fxitium,n, 
A decaying. 

2 Interitio,f, 

Decaymg. 

1 Labens,marcens, expirans, eyani- 
das,exciduus. 

That will decay. 

1 Cafurus, oecaſurns, periturus, rui- 
turus,p,occiduus,zd. 
In decay or 1111048. 

1 Ruinoſus,ad 

That (hall newer decay. 

2 Immoralis,ad. 
To Dececalſe,or are, 

1 Maior,decedo, 2 Abeo, vide die. 
Deceaſed. 

1 Przteritus,p. vide dead. 

A deceaſe, 

2 Abitio,f. Abitus,deceſſus,m deeeſ@ 
ſio,f. 

Te Decreciue,or beewile. 

1 Impono,fallo, decipio, calvo,cal. 
vor,implano, 2 contechner, circum. 
duco, {:d&ico, circumventn, circum- 
vert, interver!o,:iccum'cribo.ineſco, 
inſidior,capto,dudo,Llidio, fwftendo, 
cretizo,excgcn,cxbalifto. 

To deceme,defs aud,or defeat, 

1 Fraudo,defiaudo, fruſtro,fruftrne. 
To d. ceine,or mocke. 

1 Ludo,illudo,deludo, clado, ludifi 
co,ludificor,deludificor, 

To dec:1e with craftiew.les, 

2 Vulpinor, 

To deceine, or prevent one 10 his bin- 
derance. 2 Supplanto. 

To deale decent fully. p 

1 Sycophantiſo ,ſycephantno. 

To deceue of, e114 

3 Fallito. 

To decerue priwly. 

2 Obrepo, 

To deceiie, as harlets doe. 

1 Palpo,pellicio, depell ico. 

To be deconued. 

1 Fallor, decipior, fravdor, dudors 
deludor,implanor, fruſtror. 

2 Capior, 

Te erre,or be deceined, 

1 Erno,aberro. 

Decemed. 


OO —— 


— ————— 


eluſvs,frandatus, illufus, defraudatus. 
2 Capius,cveumventus,p. 

A deceruer or begu. ley, 

1 Fravdator, detrar'daor, deceptor, 
2 Circumventer,'nfidiator,ſcduttor, 
ludificator;v;de C: cor. 

| A 


_— 


1 Circum ſcripts, deceprus, ſedurs, | 


DEC 


m—u_—_—_— 


DEC 


DEC 


O——— 


A deceiuer vndoy craftie and eloquen* 
ſpeaking. , 

1 Sophiſta,& ſophiſtes,m, 

A decemmyg,or begutling. 

1 Fraudatio,defcaudano 2 Seduſtio, 
captio,captatia,f. 

A deceiu'ng with farre words, 

: Pellicatiozf 

Decenfull ſpeech, 

1 Fallaciloquentia,f. 

A decert oy deee.umg, 

1 Fraus,fraudulemia,fallacia,dol?,m 
vafritia,verſatia, inſidiz, aſtus, 2 Fu- 
cus,fucatus,m blandita. 
Deceitfulueſſe. 

1 Callidicas,f. 

Decent m diſjemahling athing, or coun . 
rerfs:ting of merchandiſe, 

1 Stellionatus,m, 

Decertfielt 

1 Fraudulentus , doloſus, fibdolus, 
veriutus, vafer, vereratorius, fa'lax, 

2 Pilmguis,vulpinus, ad. 

He that wſeth decert. 

: Falftficus,ad. 

That may be deceined, 

2 Sedulilts,ad. 

Dece'tfully 

1: Dolos:,ſabdole, fraudulenter,fal. 
lacer,afture, verſute,vatie. 2 inſidi- 
ole,adu. 

Decent. 

: Decens,perdecorus,ad. v..om: ly, 
To Decrrae. 

1 Decemo,ſciſco,dignoico, v decree, 
Te Dectde. 

x Decerno,decido,v.determune, 
Dec:;d ed . 

1 Dictlus,p. 

A dectdingoy deciſion, 

1 Deciſto,f, 

To Dectyher, vide leſcribe. 

A Decke of « j"/p,vide hep. 

To Decke,or garnſh. 

x: Orno,cxorno,polio,compo!lio,co- 
Þ,decoro, 3 tex2,v. adorne, beautfie, 
and garn:ſh. 

To ; avs before, 

T C 

To decke with diuers colours. 

3 Stragulo. 

To decke with degrees. 

3 Grado,as. 

To decke,or cromne. 

1 Redimio. 

Deche !,or g 1m ſhed. 

1 Cl: ::3,ornatus,comptis,compoli. 
tus,dcpexus,comino.'as,illuſtrats,v. 
«dorr.cd. 

Deched with diyers coloure, 

3 Variegaius.ad. 

Decked tr:mbly or brano!y, 

2 Splend dus.ad. 

Not decked 

1 Incompoſitus, incomptus.Ps 

He that ae: keth., 

1 Fxomator,m. 

Adcching. 


2 Apparatus,m.politio,f.ornatus,m- 
vide 4d:rning, and garnt;bigs 

To Deflame. 

1 Declamo . 

To declame often, 

: Declamito. 

A declamer. 

1 Declamator,m. 

DPortaymag to the exerciſe of declama- 
trons. xt Declamatorius. 

Aſter the maner of the that declame. 
1: Declamatoric,adu, 

To Declarec,rell,or vitey. 

: Declaro, nao, indico, ediſſero, 
denuncio,cnuncio,dico,cdico,cdito, 
addico,condico,loquor, 2 Exprimo, 
expedio,monſtro,oſtendo,figno, fig- 
nific2,defero, refer, depromo. pro» 
pono,doceo, edoceo, pando, expan- 
do.edo,evolvodefinio, deſcribo,co- 
fiteor,defizo,exequor,repreſento. 

To declaye,or make plainev. expound. 
To declaye ſhortly,or im few words, 

2 Perſtringo. 
To declare abrerd,vide publiſh. 

To declaye (olemmly, 

1 Indico, is. 

Todecl 4: all, 

2 Perputo, 

To declare a meſſage. 

1 Annuncio,as. 

To declare minifeitly, ; 
1 Demonſtro. 2 Prapando, expli- 
co,as.tctor,aris. 

To deelaxe farther. 

2 Proſcquor. 

To declare ones mind openty. 

1 Proloquor,proteſtor. 

To declwe him{elfe, 

1 Praſto. 

To declare b:fore hand, 

1 Prznarro,prgnuncio. 

To diclare often, 

3 tdiſſerto, 

Todecl 172 by wor dgor writing. 

2 Conſigno, 

To declare in preſence, 

2 Repreſento. 

To be declared, 

2 Patefio .explan-r.permano. 
Declared, or uttered. 

1 Dec{ara-us.narratus indicatus,indi- 
Qus,indiftives 2 Meonſtrat?, demon- 
ſtra'u;,expreſſus,oftenſus,proditus. 

N ot diclayed, 
1 Invratns,junarratus, 2 Ineditus,p. 
A declarer, 

1 Natrator,m. 
Adeclaxer of holy Scyiptures,and my- 


ſterres, » Hierophanta, 


One that declareth a thing entdently, 

1 Monſtrator, demonſtrator, 

A decliration. 

1 Declaratio, narratio, monſtratio, 
demonſtratio. 2 Delatio, teſtificatio, 
definirio,in'e&in,d; &gnatio,f lumen, 
n dee'aniatio,f 

A a:claration of the ſignification of 


the ſkarre', it ones natiuitite 
: Apoteleſma,n. 
A declaration of a will by mouth, 
1 Nuncupatio, f, 
A declaration in the law of any aTion 
1 Libellus,m. 
A declazation of an Authcorytn muy 
ner of an Hiftonts, 
1 Hiſtorice, F. 
A declaration by the  Aurures, that a 
thing ougbt net to be done, 
1 Obnunciatio,Ff, 
A declaration of fables, 
: Mythologia,f. 
A declaration of a thing before. 
1 Denunciatio.f, 
A declaration 1 ace rſent,or fanour, 
1 Suffragatio, f, 
MA declaring. 
2 Monſtratio, ſignificatio,f, vide de- 
claxation, 
That,whereby a thing us declared, 
1 Indicativus,ad. 
That may be declared. 
1 Narrabilis,enarrabilis,ad. 
VVbich hath declared bu mind, 
1 Elocutus,p, 
That which camn ot be declared. 
1 Incnarrabilis,ad, 
T-Decline, : 
1 Declino, inclino, fleao, infleto, 
dcfleo, 
To declinegor boy dovene, 
1 Ver*o, 
A dec [nations 
1 Declinatio,irclin1tio,f. 
A declining of words. 
1 Declinatio,flexioyf. inclinatus,m. 
Otherwiſe declined, then the common 
nounes be. 1 Heteroclitun,n, 
Tat may be declined, 
1 Declinabilis,ad. 
A Decoction, 9 loiling of water 
with diners (011 of ſpices,ox hearts, v= 
ſed mn fteed of ſirrufs. 
1 Apozcma. 
Decorum .j. Comelineſſe. 
To Decreaſe, 
1 Decreſco, 
To decreaſe by little and little, 
1 Recreſco, 
Te Derree, or determine. 
1 Decerno, ciſco, ſtatuo, 2 jubeo. 
Decreed, 
1 Conſcitus,decretus,fanAusſtatur? 
p.decretorius. 
A derree. 
1 Conltitatio, ſanQio, lex,f, ſcitum, 
cdicum, ſtatutum, areſtum, inſtun- 
tum decretum,przſcriptum, pſephiſ- 
ma,dogma, 2 Placitum,n. ; 
A decyee,or _ 1 Sententia,f. 
A derreeor att. x Conſultum,n 
Decyers, 1 Comftituta,orums 
The vmpires decree, 1 Arbiuwum.o. 
Decr«p:t- 1 Decrepitus, 
B'ſhevs Decretales, 
1 Fontificia,orum. x 
0 


an. 1 AS Eben. OY. 


DED 


| DEF 


DEF 


I — —— — — 


T- Dedicate. 

1 Dico,nuncupo,dedico,ſancio,deli- 
c0,as, ſacro,conſeao.deiaco, ftamo, 
To dedicate,or make holy. 

1 Conſecro. 

Dedicated. 

1 Conſecrams,dedicatus,dicatus,de- 
yotus, 2 Effatus.p. 

Dedicatedio God, 1 Sactc ad. 
Things dedicated 3 conſecrated to the 
Gods, x Delicatz,orum. 

He that dedicateth, 

I Conlecrator,m, 

A dedication, 

x Coniecratio,dicatio,dedicatio,f. 
A deaicat.on of fteits inthe Church, 
1 Enczna,t. 

Dedicated ts one opinion,or of one ſet 
1 Conſecraneus,conletancus, 

To Denuct, vide /ubitratt. 

A Deed. 

: Actio,f aQum, fattum,n aQus,fa- 
ctus,m, 

A gooddeed. x BenetaQum,n. 

An ill deed, 

1 Malefatum, maleficum, n. vide 
#ffe) ce, 

A deed,oy alt nutly done, 

1 Catonthoma,ng 

VVeorthy deeds, 

2 FaRa,orum. 

Deeds of former time, pai and gone. 
: Anteata,autetata,n. 

A deed of a mans owne hand, concer- 
nn7 bargane, 

1 Synerapha,f. ſyngraphum,n, 

2 Feaſnpriot pericnpuumn, 
Deed's,oy inthrumnenis, 

2 Literg,arum, 

Indeed. 

s Cant,(cilicit,ſcrio,videlicet adu. 
In veriedeed, 

1 Reiplagrevera. 

In th: verie dre dove. 

1 Manifcfte,marnitelt 0,au. 

Ts Dems, 4 ear thike of. 

i Puto,compuo, fupputo. {emio, 0- 
pinor,rcor,jlulico,iulpicor,v. 8 think, 
an ſuppoſe, 

Deeme:, 

1 Divinaens, p. 

The 7De-pr, 

1: Prvſurdiun,n, 

D, epencj/e. 

: Frofundicas,f. 

Derpue(* without a bottoms 

1 ALyſſus,f, 

Deepe, 

1 Protunk's 2 Alws,cavus,recon- 
envs,ad, 

Vert d+2pe. 

1 Injcrnus prealtur, 2 Sumns,ad. 
Derpo'y. 

1 Projurd + poni us, a 2altc,medull- 
rus 14ge,a lu, 

ff $32CEe, 2 Fern, 

A jal's y d: e; e, 1 2JImas 


OT" — ——— OO CY— 


A fawne of a follow Decregor calfs of a 
red 'Deere. 

: Hinnulus, hinnulcus, hornus, hor- 
Nnotnms. 

A priceet or brocket, 

» Bimus. 
A ſore(l,or ſpaid. 

1: Trimus. 
(A ſore,or jtagge. 2 Quadrimus- 
A Bucke. 

1 Dama adultus. 
oA Hart. 

1 Cervus adultus, 

Ts D:fa Ceo cancell, 

: Cancello. 2 Circumdaco, deleo, 
delino,turpo,devenufto,v.abo!'ſh. 
Defaeed. ; 

2 Imterlitus,deletus,cxoletus,exciſus, 
attonlus,p. 
Adefacrg, . 

1 Deletiv,deformatio, 2 Elevatio,f. 
That my be drfeced. 

1 Delebilis,ad. 
Defalke. 

1: Defalco 

To Defame, vide lawnder. 
Defamed,or that hath an il name. 

1 Infamis, famvuſus, ad, infamaius, 
difamatus,ignominaus,p. 
Defaned publikely. 

2 Traductus,p 
A deftning behind ones backe, 

2 ſraductio,fugitlatio,t. 
ADefaulr. 

1 Vitium,n culpa,noxa,f. peccatum, 
maleficium, 2 Meritum,n detectio,t. 
A default of appearance at a day. 

1 Lremodictum,n. 

To Defeate,vi : dicerues 

To defeat, cy vndce that anotber hath 
made, 

s Anrtiquare,reſcindere,v.abrogate. 
A ZDcfect, 

1 Þefetus,m.deſeRio,f. deliquiii,n. 
To Defienna,or preſern2, 

1 Detcado,tueur,mmro 25, tutur,con - 
tueor, propugnn,alliſtu,contervn,ter- 
VO,a« uniervo, pr giervo. 2 i e:0,p 0- 
tegro, invmabry, obvmeoro, tubl;yo, 
ſultineo,ſultcmo,yide ar 14. 

Te 4 Rd 119 great ji ren;to, 

1 Remumo 
To a:fe :d b efs; f, 

1 P:emumo, 
To dead ones cauſe, 

2 Aſlifto, 
Tod. fr d often. 

1 Pefeniv.d. Cnfito,munio, 
To dertr d ba: thai be pooregand fal (- 
y ant7d. 

1 Parrocncre. 

Defonicd, 

1 Turus, munitus, defcnſus, 2 pro« 
teus, epius,p. 


ro be le, : # ed. 
1 Defenland.is,tuendes tutor. ms, Pp. 
AAS wer 


1 Let. cunervator,tutor, afller- 


or,vinde x,averſor;munitor, propug- 
nator 2 ProteQor,m. preſes.c g. 
A Deſendreſſe. 

1 Patrona,defenſatrix,f, 

A drfenicrgor aduocate, 

: Patrounus,m. 

They that defend the backes of them 
that felt n the rereward, 

1 Opaſtoph, laces 

A Hejendant in proceſſe. 

+ Revus,m, 

A deſence,oy defending, 

i Prefervatio,cutio,cutela, defenſio, 
f patrocintum ,munimentum, tn mu- 
nu, propuynatio, f. twtamen, tuta- 
mentum.n, 

2 ProreQtio,f. murus,m. 

All mancr of defence. 

+ Prefiduum.n. 

A place of defence. 

1 Munitormum, 

Pertaymng to defsrce, 

1 Tutelans,ad. 

Dejfence. 

1 Defenſorius, prefidiarius,ad. 

In the d: fence of . 

1 Pro.-prep. 

Defs;/ance .i. infetum reddere quod 
fagum eſt, 

Deffe 1 fine, 

T» Deferre, vide del:y, 

To Defie, 

1 Execror,obluquor, 

2 Oblzro 

Te 4:fie onc in battazles 

1 Trovoco, 

Deficd. 

1 Provocatus,P. 

Adefying,or defia'ice, 

i Provoca 0,f..rmerfi denunciatio, 
To Defile,! oli to, or contammate. 
1 Fado, as, contamino, conſpurco, 
forrco attamino,maculo,commacu- 
lognquino, cranquinn, polino,deler. 
do,as,violo, temero, contemas, ure 
dido,vinw,tetr2.detu: po, 

T. difile with 4 ſhens$te, 

2 Scelero,conicele:o,profanc. 

Ts d-jile w th m-nſtyuous finxes, 

i Bubino,mwubino 

To iefole, 11 pollute by inceft, 

I Inceſtc 

To efile with childrens ordicve, 

1 Imbulbito, 

To d, f ( A 

1 P:rrerdo, 

2 Ob'mo.s. 

To be ft ed with alub cre. 

2 Adulkeror, vide D:fflowrey, and «- 
adults r:0e, 

Defi env pollved. 

1 inquinatus , macnlatus. fardans, 
peliuts $,.0- didiy mm mug? COMP tb 
N4LS, CONLAR LN 1S COT +, ub;- 
t! «iq a 1dus, vittatus,, VIG 45, 2 Lu. 
LPs ACT tus, dedru rancsp 

D fil «ef» +6 [94 bu? 4 (ated body, 

2 Fur 'lw,nd, 


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DEF 


DEL 


DEL 


Not defiled. 

x Intaminatus. 

Adefiler, 

1 Temerator,ſcclerator,m.trix,f. 
A defiling. 

1 Pollutio,f, 

That defilah. 

1 Incelticua,ad 

That m-.ybe defilsd, 

1 Violabilis,zd. 

Te Define, 

1 Þcfnjo,diffiuio, termino,vide de- 
termi ie. 

Defined. 

1 Definitus,p. 
A definition, 

1 Finitio,definitio 
Definite. 

1: Decfinitivns,ad. 
D: finnely, 

1: Dchune,adu. 
To D:ffloure,cr rawih. 

1 Defloro,ſtupro, conſtupro, depu- 
dico, 2 imminuv, temeru,conteme. 
10, v10!0,vitio,deviioinviuwpreme, 
comp 'rimo, 

Tod-fl $167 againe, 

1 Revo, 

Todejieure a Virgin, 

2 Previtio. 


Deſi: wred, 

1 Stuprarus,conſtupratus. 2 violatus, 

vitiatus,compretlus, corruptus, M&- 
ws. 

A defiouyer of women. 

1 Stuprator,conſtuprator,temerator. 

2 Vitiator,m. 

A defionring. 

2 Compreſſius,m. Vitiatio,f. 

Defiourmg of 4 virgin, 

x Stuprum,n. 

A defiouring of one agamſt her willy. 

ranhung. 


Defozſour. Qui vi ejcit ex poſ- 
ſefſione. 


To Defoe. 
1 Deformo, vitio. 
Deferaucd. 
1 Deformatus,deformis, 2 Fadus, 
diſtortus,p. 
Deformed, or miſhapen wages to fray 
babes withall, 1 Maniz,arum- 
A deformng 
1 Vef-rmauo,Ff, 
Deform te. 
1 Dctormitas,informitas,turpitudo, f, 
Deforr11ic,or ill haprt of th. budy. 
1 Cacochexia,t. 
The defornatie of ay thing, 
2 Squalo:,m, 
Defray,i.-/h x20, 
To Defraud,v.ccc:ue, 
To Dexencrate, 
1 Degenero. 
Deginerating. 
1 Lepencr.ad. 
To Der rantyo d rae. 
1 EXaiQtno,cxaligir ',/efcros 


ICI. 


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- 


| A degrading. 


1 Degradatio,exauRoratio,exangu- 
ratio,t, 
A Dexrec. 
: Gradus, m. 
A degree m conſanguinitie. 
: Stemma, n. 
A degree,or eftate. 
1 Status,in. conditio, f. 2 Ordo, m. 
qualitas. 
A degre,or order of knight-hood, 
1 Ordo militans. 
To Del\02t,vide diſſpyade, 
D:1te. 
1 Deas. 
Detrie, vide d«ir1e, 
Dcintie, vide 1amtre, 
To Delay, «fe, #7 prolong from dry 
to day. 
1. Comperendino, craſtino, procta- 
ſino,recraſtmo,prorogo, prolongo, 
ciongo,oblungo cdittero,defero, pro- 
& ro,prodo, 2 Traho,pratabo,extra- 
ho,diltraho, duco, prod:.co, proten- 
do, exterdo, exporrigo, proiateyrey- 
cw, tollo, protollo, prote'v, promvu- 
veu,propapo, transfero, omitto, diri- 
mo,detrudo,detineo, ſuſtento, fulpen. 
do,relcrvo,metrcalo,i tEipano, 
To delay mn iudgement. 
1: Amplio, 
To delay the time, vide linger. 
Dcelayed,or prolonged, 
z Comperendinus, ad, comperendi- 
natus, procraſi.natus, prorogatus,di- 
latus,prolongatus,temoratas, 2 Þro- 
latatus, protractus, intercalatus, pro 
vecius,p. 
A delayer, 
1 Dilator,cunQator,m. 
A delaying ,or prolonging, 
1 Comperendinatus, m. comperen- 
dinatio, procraſiinatio, dilatio, dela 
tio,prolatio, prorogatiu,ceſſatio,cun- 
&atiw,productio, 2 Prolatatio,propa- 
gatio,t.vide ad:ourne. 
A delaying of ſentenice,or mdrement. 
1 Ampliauo,f, 
A delay, 
1 Mcra,taiditas,f.ſpacium,n, inter- 
capedo,t. 
A littiedelay. 
I Morula,f. 
O07 a lays 
» Moratorius,ad. 
VV theur oe 4Y, 
1 Incuncrabilis. 
VV rho & lay. 
1 Incuncamer, adu. vide a9 and 
out of | and, 
Deleetation,vice deleybr. 
Delcctablin olſen ec, 
1 Lepor,& lepos,m lepiditas. 
2 Sal,m.venuſtas,t. 
Deletableyor ple ſunt. 
| DeleGabilis, jucundus, invital ilts, 
lews,volup, & vulupe, wdecl, anc: 
nus, 2 Blandus,melluvs,venult?, gra 


tus ambiofus, ambroſianus, dukcis, 


WP thou delett atron, 
1 Illepidus,ad. 
One gwen to deletFation, 
1 Voluptuacis, yoluprarius, 
Delettably, 

11 *. 2 Venuſte, mulic?, co- 
madice,blande, 3 Blanditer,ama- 
niter,optabiliter,ad-.v.plca/cint. 
To Delcgate,or appoint, 

1 Delcgo, 
A delegazte,or mdge delegare. 

$ Recuperator,delegatus,m. 
To Deltberate, conſ#/r, or take ad- 
Ice, 

1 Delibero, conſulto, commentor, 
conſilior,z Kumino, rumor, couci- 
P10,1s,V.comſwlr, 

To deliberate vpona matter. 

1 Concepto. 
A deliberation, 

1 CO £4 .di FL F . ? 

2 Ruminatie, deſtnatio, f, vide at- 
Wſement, 
Deltberated. 

1 Dcliberatus. 
Delberately,or admiſedly. 

1 Conlulto,penſicalate, adu 

To make D:licate. 

2 Mollio,effemino, 

M ade delicate. 

2 Mollitus,p. 

Delicateneſſe. 

2 Mollitia,mollities, mulicbritas,ef- 
faminatio. 

A delicategor delirious meat made 1p 
m paite, x Scriblita,f- 

A delicate perſon, 

1 Troſſul.s,m. 
Adelicate wench, 

1: TrofſulaF. 

Delicate,cy wanton lining, 

3 Sybaris,f. 

Delicate,or d arntie, 

1 Delicatus, 2 Mollis, efforminatus, 
tener, molliceilus, mulius, mulebris, 

aipin?,vinulus, vinnulus,mollicu- 
us, leporinus,yide dunes 
Deitrcarely, 

1 Delicare,opipare. 2 molliter,mu- 
lic briter,adu, 

To Deltght, -r pleaſe,aftivum. 

1 Deletto,obleo, obleRor, 2 Per- 
mulceo,capio,moveu,hilaro,cxhila- 
ro,recreo, reficiodelinioginvito, 

To t-ke great delight im any thing, 

1 Vertruor 2 Geſtio,paſcor. 

To « kght,neutrum. 

1 Deleor,obleftor, 2 Ame, acqui- 
eico,conquielco, 

lt d-ligh;eth. 

1 Tuvat. 

Deliited, 

+ DcdeRatus,letus, 


( De iited auth, 


+ Þelcatns, 2 Captus,irreritus,P. 
Dei.obiyur dele Fain. 


1 Deleta- 


DEL 


DEM 


DEN 


i: Delecatio,obleRatio, volupras, ju* | 
delecta- | 


cund.tas,letitia, dulcedo, f 
mentum,n.libeuta,t. Obletamenth, 
gaudiumgn. 2 Dulcitas,t. defideriun, 
itudium,prolubuun, 

Delights, 

1 Dclicium,n delicie,F, 

Delight m farreneſſ.. 

1 Philocalia,ft- 

He that delrghteth to bath in cold wa- 
ter. 3 Piychrolutres. 

Delizhtfull, 

1 Tucundus,lepidus,feſtivus,ad. 
Very del 'gbifull, 

1 Perjucundus,ad. 

Delightfull,or brunging delights 


: Voluptanus,voluptuarus. 
Delightſome'y, ; 
+ Perjucunde, deleRabiliter, 2 Lt- 
benter, tivs,tifſimc,comeardice,adu. 
Delimeat, 

1 Delineo. 

To Deliter,or ſave fom. 


1 Libe:o, vindico.abſulvo,cripo,cx. 
pedio,eximo,extrico. 2 Educo,ſub- 
duco, (olvo, exulvo, evello, revello, 
propulſo, excipio 

To del mer, gne, betake, or commut n 
truit to one. 

I Trado,dedo, wm y 
To deliney a thing to one, to be caried 
toan»ther, 

1 Admando. 

To delwer vpoen truſt, 

1 Concredo. 

To delinuer any thing «hed , or called 
for. 1 Submuniſtro. 

To deltirey into bondage. 

1 Manapo,as. 

To delmey,or m the refl itution. 

1 Reddo,repono, v.r:#fore, 

Tobe leluer:d of yur g. 

1 Pario,videbring jorib, 

Deliuered from or 111e free, 

1 Liberatus, perfuntvs, vindicatus, 
expedicus, 2 Laxatus,creptus,folutus, 
abſoluus,p.vacuus, ids 

Deliner rd, 

1 Traditus,p. 

Delmoelor reffored. 

1 Reddicus,p 

'Deltered out, ſpentor daburſed. 

1 Erogatus,p. 

D.lin-1 11,07 brought hynae againe. 

+ Reductus,p. 

Delumered,oy eaſtd. 

1 Relevatus,p. 

Deltuerea of child, yong, 

1 Fryxus,connmxus,P. 
\A el ucrer, 

1 Liberator , vindex , ſervator, m. 
tinx,?, 
A d-lineyor of a thing called for, 

1 Submunittrator,m-rrix,f 
A dl: wer wiee,a7 dr © r7e. 

1 Liberatio,cxpedrio,abiolitio,f 


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04 of another. © fd. 304t, 


oAl 1iclimwer wits 6 g', f; tn ihe paſſeſut- | 


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A deltuerarce ont of bondege, 
1 Manumiſſio ,t. 
A delmerance of a woman with child. 
1 Enixus, partus, COnnixus, m. pucr- 
perium,n. 
ToDe:lude. - 
1 Ludo,deludo,illudo, 2 Yerſo,vide 
mocke and dect ine. 
To deln1e with falſe tales, 
1 Fahulo,fabulor. 
D cluded. 
1 Eluſus,p- 
A del wding. 
1 Irrifio,f.irriſus,m. 
Delwuſfions. 
1 Vreſtigiz,arum. 
To Deluge, vide 4:gge. 
ADeluge,or mnwdation of water, 
1 Eluvies,cluvio.alluvio,invndatio f. 
Ccataclyſmus,m. 
Demanme, 


1 Dominicum .i, patrimonium do- 


mini. 

To Demannd. 

1 Percontor,exigo, requiro,requiri- 
to,poſco, ex ole? Rigulee, Proco, 
quzro,2 (ci{citor,ſcitor,interpelio,as, 
V.To ahe and require, 

To demannd mnre. 

1 Appoſca,ſcito, 

To demaynd things ſeexer and v#- 
knowne. 1 Scitor. 

To demaund of ductie. 

1 Repoſco, 

To demau..d by a;on, 

1 Vindico,as. 

To d:maund often. 

1 Quento, requirito,TOgts, 

To demaund with aloud yore, 

3 Clarigo. 

Demaunded. 

1 Requiitus, interrogatus, rogatus, 
exaQus,peſtulat®, Interpellatus,con- 
ſultus,queſitus,p. vide acked. 

A demaundey. 

1 Rogator,petitor,metrix,f. 
Abuſe demaundey, 

1 P tOr,crotematicus 

A damatind. 

1 Rogatus,m. interrogatio, rogatio, 
poſtulatio,f poſtulatns,m. queſ1tum, 
poſtulatum,rogatum,crotema n. pe + 
titio. Queſtio,k. 
A little remand. 

1 Rogatinncula,f, 
A demanding, 

1 Te:contatio,f, 
i #ft« nt mn Ung. 
1 | a4 itio,f. 
betenqr gre a dem nnd. 

1 Pemorns,poſtulatorius, 
AD meanour, 

1 Habuus,geſtus ſtarus,m, 

A Demae canon, 

1 Organum,n. 
D-rwniake, 

1 Dzmoniacuss 

Is Damon trat?,vide declare, 


A demoniFration. 

1 Demonſtratio,aſſertio,monſtratio, 
apodixis,f, 2 ludicumzn, 
Demonſtrate, 

1 Epidifticon 


Dermantfyatmetly, 

1: Demonſtrative, 

Demure,or ſober. 

1 Verccundus,modeftus,ad. y ſobey. 
UVerieldemare, 

1 Perverecundus. 

Demereneſſe. 

I Verecundia,f, 

Demarely. x Modeſte,ndn, 
Demurre. 

1 Demorare, i. put in dowbts,and ob- 
tectiong. 

A Demilerticr, 

1 Hemixeſtes. 

To Demie. 

1 Nego,as, denego, inficior, inficias 
co,retragor,diffitcor. 

To dente ſtifiy,or viterly, 

1 Abnego, \ 


To derge often, 


3 Negito. 

To derachalfs. 1 Subnego. 

To denie with an oath. 

1 Abjuro,vide abiure. 

To denie with beckiniggur nodding. 
1 Abnuo,abnuto. 

To denite with a loud voice. 

1 Reclamo. 

To deme remije. 

1 Detioe 

To deme that we haue ſaid, 

3 Dedicoias. 

A denying of that we haue ſaid. 

3 Dedictio,nis,f 

Alm dane. 

1 Negatur,pernegatur. 

Denied. 

1 Negatus,p. 

A Ct nier, 

: Inficiator,negator.2 detreQator,m 
A deny: "e. 

1 Negatio,apophalis,inficiatio,f. 
2 Renutus,m, 

«A demall, 

1 Inficias, 2 Repulfa,f. 

A title 'eny Pg. 

1 Negatiuncula,f. 
WY rs doe. 

1 DctreQatio. 

Of,or belonging to deniait. 

1 Negatoriis,u ficiatus,ad. 

Full of denying. 

1 Negal vndus,ad. 

A Demon vide Farel iſe, 
A DeN,or £he,cr den. 
i Arm m,n.cavcrna,} 2 Cuhile,n, 
laichra,fovea,t. laubulum,ipeces. 
Af en i arte, 

1 Fpclunca,t. 

A «1 for ( eaftr, 

1 ( avea,f, luffirimgn- 
Al-tile dw $ Caveoh,f. 

Full of dens. 1 Latcbrotws. 

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DEP 


D E P 


DER 


T9 Demominate. 


1 Denomino, 

To Denounce. 

1 Edico.condico,indico, teſtor, inti- 
mo.,denuncio. 

To denownce,or ſiomfie mareoucr, 

1 Superindico, | 

To 1en0unco openly. 

1 Proteſtar, 

Deuounrer 

1 Denunciatus , dcclaratus » condi- 
&us,ad. 

Denowneel ſolemn '”. 

1 Indictus,ad, 

A dnouncany. 

1 Denuncaatio, inditio, declaratio, 
enunciatio. 

To Dent, 1 Incudo. 

'Dented. 

3 Crenatus,p. 

A dent, or notch in a leafe about the 
brimmes. 1 Crena,f. 

T» Depart. 

1 Cedo,decedo,diſcedo,abeo,abſce- 
do. 2 Secedo,cxcedo, migrn,demi- 
oro, faceſſo, avolo, emergo, evolo, 
proficiſcor, degredior , concedo, vt 
concede hicdeliſto,commoveo. 

To depart far, or aſunder. 

1 Abeuro. 

To depart from the hauan,and take ſea 
2 "ay a 

To depart, and goe to another place to 
dwell. 


1 Semigro,tranſmigo, emigro,demi- 


To depart out of. 

1 Emigro,cxco. 
To depart quickly, 

1 Proripere ſe, 
Th "7 depart, 

1 Diſcediur,imp. 
Departed. 

1 Preteritus,ſcceſſus,receſſus,p. 
Depar:ed,or dead. 

1 DefunRus,demortuus, 2 Elapſus. 
A departure. 

1 Decefſus,abitus,diſceſſus, receſſas, 
m abitio,deceſſio,abcefſ1o,diſceſſiv,f 
A departing into ſome ſolitarie place. 
1 Seceſſus,m.ſeceſſio,f, 
A departing from one place, to dwell 
m another. x Demigratio,f. 

A epating,or gommg a tourney. 

1 ProfeQio,F. 

A depa)ttng,or d:5refsion 

1 Digreſſis,m.diſccſſio,digreſſio,f. 
A des art 117 ont, 

3 Exodus,m. 

Departing from. 

1 Fugittvus,ad, 

To Deveath,er acqu't, 

: Abiolvo,remunto. 

A depe ching. 

: Abſclvio,f. 

To ©” 'end,or [ay when. 

2 Pendeo,fependeo,confido. 

To depend «/. #* Cenfto,conſifto. 


Depentance, 

1 Dependeria, 

To depend vp one 

1 Contincur,diſcepto. 

Todepend one of anoivey by mautuall 
conſequence. Reciproco. 
D2po2tat;on, 

1 Deportatn, 

Doyle, 

: Deploro. 

To Depoviilate,vide /þ-1le, 

To £D2y0(7, or pur downe, 

1 Commoveo,dprivo,depono, 

2 Exuo,cxonero,vi : tbereapt, 

To depoſc,cr a, grad 2, 

1 Exau@coro. 

To depoleuide ſipreve. 

Depoler. 

1 Depoſitus,depulſus, exmRoratus, 
deprivatus. 2 Exoneratus, 

A depoſition, 

1 Depolitio. 

To Dep:auc. 

i Depravo, pervertn, corrumpo. 

2 Pervello, vellico, prophano, vide 
flawnder. 

To depraueor ſay ill. 

1 Sycophantizo, 

Devzaued. 

1 Depravatus,p.mendoſus, 

N ot depraued, 

1 Indepravatus. 

A depraner. 

1 Corruptor,& trix. 

A Jeprauation, 

1 ObtreRatio , detreRatio. 2 Vel- 
licatio, 

A deprawng,or making ill, 

1 Depravatio, corruptios 3 Per. 
verſio,prophanatio. 
Deptccation. 

1 Deprecatio. 


To Dep2*hend,v./*7priſe and rake + 
Depaeſle. 


1 Deprim.o, 
To DD eprine,or bereave, 
1 Privo,orbo. 2 Frawloy, multo, 
exuo,vide bereaye, deceine, and take 
avay. 
To depriue of |; ght, 
3 Elucihco, x 
To deprive,or diſinherit #765 ſonne, 
1 Abdico,cxhercdo. 
Ts derr:995, oy cadt ont, 
1 Muldo. 
Tobe d:pr:ued of. 
1 Careo. 
Tobed priued ef life, 
2 Evitor. 
'Depriucd. 
1 Expoliatus,2 Exutvs p.v bereaned, 
A deprm! C- 
1 Privatio,orbatio 
That d: prineth, 2 Pnvativus,ad. 
Te Depute. 
1 Aſſigno, addico,deſtino,allego. 
To deput-,or ge authoruie, 
I Allego, 


To mak adepatie, 
1 Surrugo, 
To depute , or afiiqne to ſame ofics, oy 
buſineſſe. 1 Dclego,vide af rn2. 
A deputiegr Lent nant, x 
1 1.cg1s, vicarius, deputatus,ſurro- 
gatus. 
1 Lind Depwiegy Preſident, 
1 Proconſul,n 
Tae Loyd Depuries office. 
1 P;oconſulatus,m. 
He that hath bn twiſe Loyd depudie. 
1 PFiarcha,m, 
Adepurre m the (aptannes abſence. 
3 Opno,m. 
Of,crbelenginy to a dere @. 
1 P:oconlularts. 
To Dere,vide <nmey, 
T7: Deride, 
1 Dendeo, vide noche, 
A der:dey in a play. 
: Sanmio. 
A dry di aQ 
3 Incavillatio,f 
To Derine. 
1 Denvo,fleo. 
To ſh-w the der:uation of words, 
3 Etymologito. 
Denucd, 
2 Demiſſus,produftus, 
Deviued of a noune. 
1 Denominatiyum. 
A der:uing. 
1 Derivatio,Ff. 
Dermat19n of words being of one kinds 
1 Conjugatio. 
A dermt1uc, or that b derined from 
another. 1 Derivativim,ad. 
To Derogate, 
1 Derogo, Ry. 
A dirogation, I Derogatio,t. 
Dercgatoriegor that deyogateth, 
1 Derogatorius,ad, 
ADelert. 
1 Eremus,m deſcrrum,tts 
Deſert,oy for/uiken, 
1 Deſertus,P. 
To ſing Deſcant- 
1 Diſcanto. 
Deſcant. 1 Diſcantus,m. 
To Deſcend, 
1 Deſcendo devenio. 
Tod.ſcend to the hott ome. 
x: Subſido. 
To deſcend,or come of at ancient ſtock 
1 Onor. 
Deſeer:drd of a fockeyor pedegrees : 
x Cretus,natus, ortus, oriundus, vide 
borne, 
A deſcent ofLl;ud. 
1 Profapiayf. 
He that cometh an linealldeſi ent ffom 
ory ch111ds child, 
x Trinepos,trineptis,vide kinred, 
A place todeſcend wits, as aceliay. 
1 Demeaculum,n. 
To Deſcribe. ; 
: DeKcribo,definio, 2 depingo. £ 
” 


——_— 


DES. 


DES 


DES 


To be deſcribed, 
2 Pateo. 
Deſcribed, 
2 Deſcriptus,depiftus. 
A deſcription, 

: Deſcriptio. 3 Commentatio. 
A trus and linely dejcripiton, 

1 Iconifmns,m. 
A counterfeit deſcription, to deceiue 
men, 2 Fpicheſis,ad. 
A d:ſcription of 4 countrey, 

1 Corogaphia,t 
A de ſcription of a place, 

1 Topographia,t, 
A firtt d- ſcription of the whole frame 
and connazance of euery reomeyus when 
the carpenter with arule ſheweth how 
the worke will frame, 

2 Sciographia,c,f. 
Adeſcription of the earth, 

: Geographia f. 
A deſcription of the whole we rid. 

z Colmographia,fs 
Any thing contayning the deſcription 
of a place in pift are. 2 Chara. f 
A deſcriber of regions and eountries, 
: Corographus,m. 

A de/criber of the earth. 

i Geographus,m. 

Adeſcrib'y of the world. 

1 Coſmographus,m. 

A deſertber of any places 

1 Topographus,m, 

To Delcrte., 

1 Prodo,vide bewray. 

A deſcrying. 

: Froditio,f, 

To Delcrue, 

z Mereor. 

To deſerue to the vutmeTF. 

1 Emercor, 

To deſerue no fauenr ad ones hands 

1 Male mercor, 

To deſerue well. 

1 Bene mergor. 

To deſerye a lutle, 

x Su or. 

Deſerned, 1 Meritus,debius,p. 
That hath deſerued. 

1 Emeritus, 

That hath deſerued well,or ill, 

1 Benc,vel male metitus. 

A deſert. 

1 Meritum. 2 Virtus. 

That bath deſerwed death. 

1 Capitalis.ad. 

For hus good deſeruing. 

1 Meritifſimo,adu. 

Deſerningly,or werthily, 

1 Merito,adu. 

VV uhout d:ſert,or cauſeleſſe, 

1 Immerit9. 2 Injuria,adl. 

To Deſire, or cones. 

1 Cupio,auco. 

To deſire eanefily. 

1 Percupio,corcupio, expeto, exop- 

to. 2 Sitio, 


To deſire to know, 2 Expect. 


To deſire alittle. 

1 Subopto. 

To defore,cr requeiF- 

1 Oro,requiru,vi : beſcech, 
Tod:fire lamentably. 

1 Imploro. 

T aefire often« 

2 Qualito. 


T's make tnſtant deſireyFer went ly,or n9t- 


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pertmnately 29 defore. 

1 Effagito depoſco,cxoro. 
To defire for Gods ſake. 

1 Obſecro,obteſtor,peto,v beſcech. 
To defiye,or bid to. 

1 Invito,as. 

To deſire deueutly. 

1 Supplico, 

To ——_— or contrarie ts that 
he deſired before. z Reſecto. 
To deſire againe importunately, 

1 Reflagito. 

To deſire wantonly. 

2 Adhinnio. 

To bed. fired,or ſcught for much, 
2 Expeter,teris. 

Defor ad. 

1 Cupitus,optatus,p. 
Greatly,or fruently d- fixed. 

1 Expetitus, CONCUpitus,P» 
Deſired fo come, 

1 Invitatus,p. : 
Defired lorg for. 1 Cupitus, 
Move k obe deſired, 

2 Potior, tis. 

He that deſirith,or a deſfirer, 

1 Rogator,cupitor, precator. 


He that humbly defireth any thinge 
1 Supplex, 

Deſire. 

1 Cupido,cupiditas,v.appetites 
A defire,or reque#t. 

1 Rogatus,m, 


A fernent deſire. 

1 Aﬀecatio,cocupiſcentia.2 fames,? 
An bumble deſire. 

1 Obteſtatio. 
A deſiring for God: [ake. , 

1 Obſecratio,obteſtatio,efflagitatio,f 
A lament able deſiring. 

1 Imploratio, f. 

A defrring of honour, 

1 Ambito,f. 

A deſiring,ov 1,#Þ to women, 

3 Mulieroſitas,f, 
Inordinatc defire. 

1 Appetitus,m- 

Deſire to dr inke. 

z Sitis,F. 

A deſiring. 

1 Precatio,efflagitatio. 
A craftie forme of defiring. 
1 Exorabulum,n. 
That hath bu deſire. x Compos- 
He that wants hu defire. 

1 Im 
Deſir ous, 

1 Avidus 


Lupidus,avarus. 


Verie deſirons, 1 Fercupidrs,ad. 
H 


Deſirous of many things, 
1 Multvolus,ad. 
Deſrrous of all things. 
1 Omnivolus.ad. 
Deſirous of learning, 
s Stndiofus,ad, 
De ſirens of promotion, 
1 Ambitioſus,ad. 
Granted to one,by inſtant deſires 
1 Precarius,cxoratus,ad. 
VV orthy ro be deſired. 
1 Expetibils, appeubilis,aptabilts,ad 
Deſireuſly. 
1 Cupide,adu. 
'B deſire. I Precario . 
7: Defiff : 
1 Defiſto, vide leave off, 
ADeſke. 
1 Pluteus,m- 
To m:ke Delolate. 
1 Devafto,depopulor. 
That u made deſolate. 
1 Devaſtatus.depopulatus,p. 
Deſilation. 
1 Defolatio.depopulatio,clades,f. 
J lates 
1 Vaſtus,ad. 
To Deſpalre, 
1 Deſpero, diffido, deſpondere ani- 
mun. 
Deſpaired of,or deſberate. 
+ Deſperauus,2 deploratus. 
D:ſperatenes,or deſperate beldneſſes 
1 Andacia,f. 
Deſparre, or deſperation, 
i Deſperato,abjeRio ſpei. 
D-ſperateor fir:0us. 
1 Funoſus, 2 Proruptus,p. 
Deſperately,oy tn deſparre, 
1 Perdite,miſcre,abjeRe,adu. 
To Deſpil?, 
1 Contemno,{| eps 
ciogtaſtidio,negligo.reſpuo, 
Ts deſ}iſe any ſacred thug. 
1 Prophano. 
To deſpr® greatly. 
2 Perdeſpuo, 


D«þ{cd. 

1 *pretus, deſpe&us, contemptuis » 
negleGus,p. 

A d:ſtiſer. x Contemptor,m. 
De/jiſne, r - 

1 DeſpeRus,deſpicarus, mM, Vi; com- 


tempt. 

A + Bite, 1 Contemptur,m. 

That deſþiſeth. 1 Sperrax,ad. 

To be defbiſced a 

1 Aſfpcrnabilis,deſpicabilis. 
D-fbrtefi ly, 

1 C ontumeliose,comempum.2 Op- 
probriose,adu. 

To Deſpotle, vide ſoile. 

Deſlinre. 

1 Fatim.n. 1 ſors, fortuna, parce, 
arem,f. 

Deſi n: 7 reaCerr,ov fortune teller. 


1 Fatidici,oum,ſfunilege, 


A 


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DES 


DET 


DEV 


A man deft inated to bring miſchicfs. 
2 Fatale 

Pertayning to deſtinies 

I Fatal: 


Of the [ame defiinie, 
1 Confatalis. 
6 nn 1 Fataliter,adu. 


eftingee. 


Deſtino. 
To be Deſfitutc,vide ſor/aken, 
Left defftitute, 
7 Dercliqus,p. 
To Deltrop, or /poile. 
1 Perdo,vaſtodevaſto,conſumo,po- 
pnlor,depopulor,corrumpo, a deprg- 
dor,delco,configio,perimo. 
To deſtroy,or ouerthrow.. 
1 Deſtmo,diruo,fibruo, everto,ſub- 
verto, perverto, labefacio, reicinde, 
excido. 
To deſtroy cleane. 
1 Pervaſto,: Eradico. 
To deſiroy that u bualded, 
| s Deſtruo. 
To be deitro:ed. 

1 Interco,diſpereo,c 
Deiiroicd. 
1 Deſtcuus,dirut®,cverſus,corrup- 
tus, labefatus,devaſtatus,diſperditug 
delcrs,excilus,p. A p 
Deſtro:ed by conqueit,or muaſian, 
| 1 Populanss, tus,p. 

Partly deſtroied, 
3 Semirutus,p. 
N ener loſt,or deſtroied, 
x Imperditus,ad. 
A deſtrotey. 
1 Vaſtator,m.trix,f.populator. 
Deftruttion. 


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_ 


runa,excidum,n. 

Utter defFrutFion, 

1 Panolethria,imternecin,{ 
Deftruftion of men in warre, 
1 Clades,f. vide ſuughter, 
The deſtroying of a citie. 

x Excidium,n. 
Deſtrattion,or conguefF. 


1 Poputatio, depopulatio,f. popula- 


tus,m. 
That be deflirojed. 
1 Populabilis,ad. 
Deſtroying oner all, 
1 Perpopularus,p. 


1 Populabundus,ad. 

To Detatne. 

1 Detineo,2 implico, 
Detained,oy lt, 
Derentus, 2 implicatus,p. 

A detaning, or githboiding. 
| 1 Detentio,f, 


Q 
: 
1 
D 

£2 

F 


T- Detect. | 

I Detego,indico- 

q T6 be dete fed. 

1 Patio. 

Detettel, 

| z Prodins,p.yi : bewray and d;ſelvfe. 


1 Pernicies,F. exitinm,n. interitus,m. 


: 


_- 


To Determtne,or purpoſf. 


1 Statuo,conſtiuo, 


cogito. 
To determine before, 
1 Praſtino, vide to 4ppoints 


To dotermmneor end. 


1 Decerno, concludo, .de. 
finio, 2 deado, dirimo, expedio, vide 
adiudge 


To determine, or mdge betweene two. 

1 Dijudics. 

To determune before,what us t0 be done, 
1 Prefinio, 

To de! ermune by indgement or decree. 

1 Actiio, by 
Determined, or purpoſed. 

I Deliderarus propolis, 
Determined,or r;{olued, 

2 Fixus,p. 

Determmed, or — tha 
1 Determinatus, ens, 
finitus, 2 deciſus.p. 

Determmed before, 

1 Przfinitus,p- 

N ot determaned. 

1 Indefinitus,ad. 

Deter mined by tudgement. 

1 Actitatus,Þ. 

I bauz,or am determxed, 

1 Conſtitutum eſt,certum ct. 
A determination, 

1 Determinatio, 2 prz({criptio deciſio 
Determinations of Princes , concer - 
ning waightie matters, 

1 Þragmaticz ſanRiones. 
Determmation done and paiF, 

2 Lis pita. 

That determineth, 

1 Definitivus,ad. 

Determinately. 

x Definite, fnite, precise,adu, 

To Deteſt. : 

1 Deteſtor, abominor, execror, vide 
fo abhorre, I 

Detefted. 

1 Deteſtat®,obominat?,p exoſus,ad, 
A deteiter, 

1 Ofor,m. 

Dueitat:on. x Abominatio,f. 
Deteiting. 

x Ex»ſus,ad averius,p. 

Deteitable. 

1 Abominabilis, ad. execrandus, p. 
nefandus,ad, 

Adeftable vices 2 Neſas,n. 
Deteſtably. Fu 

x Execrabiliter,flagitiose, vide abh0- 
mmably. : 
An ation of Detinue, when one # 
ſaed to deliverthat which-# put in buy 
hand. 

: Adio ſequeſtraria,a@iodepoſiti. 
To Detract, vide ſander. 
Detriment,vide Damage. 
Detruds, Detrudo. 


Fo Dentde, or part one thing m teces. 
1 Divido,paruor, diſpatior,2 Endo, 


To dewide two things aſunder. 
2 Separo, ſecerno, diſtinguo, difter- 
mino 


To deuide into two parity 

1 Bipartior, 

To diideints three parts, 

1 Tripartior,tripertior, 

To denide into foure parts. 

1 Quadripertior,& fic deinceps, 

To dewide,or make partition of land; or 
$00ds,to diners heires afiigning to cue- 
rie one bis part, 1 Erciſceor, 
To dquide by chapters,or articles, 

1 Capitulo, 

Tobe deuided, 

1 Dividor,diſpartior, 

Denided. 

I Diviſus,diſtinQus,diſtributus, 2 (e- 
Qus,p. 

Deurded into two parts, 

1 Biparticus,p. 2 bi 

Demides into three parts. 

1 Tripartitus,p. 2 Trifidus,ad, 
Dewided ito 


1 Qu 
Deuded mt o fine parts, 
1 Quinquepartitus,ad. 
Deu:ded into many payts. 
1 Multipartitus, 2 multifidus. 
Eafie to be denided. 
1 Separabilis,dividuus,ad, 
Adeuider 
1 Partitor,diviſor,m. 
A deuifion. 
1 Deviſio,diſtributio,Partitio, £ 
2 Seaio, 
A deurdent, 
3 Dividuitas,f. 
A thing (6 ſmall, that cannet be dews* 
ded 1 Individuum,n. 
The Deatll. 
s Satan,diabolus,dzmon,n. 
A dewll,or ell ſprrit. 
1 Cacodemon,m. 
{ertaine dewi!s , who tn 4 counterfert 
e of women alluring yorg ſpringals, 
were thought to deſtroy them, Apulet- 
«s calleth them the ladies of the fauries, 
1 Lamizf. 
Deuils wh:ch in the likenes of men ac- 
compamied w:1h women. 1 Incubi. 
Deuils which tn the likeneſſe of women 
liy with men, 1 Succubi,m. 
A place where dewals gaue anfwere in 
idel;. 2 Mantgura,n. 
Daliſh, | 
1 Diabolicus,dzmonicus,ad. 
To Deuiſe,or ment. 
1 Comminacor, commentor, Exco- 
gito,machinor, 2 inveruo. 
To denſe, or confielt. 
x Commentor,medito; 2 conſero, 
verlo, 
To dewiſt cunningly, 
1 ArchiteQtor, 
To deuiſe before hand. 
1 Premeditor. 
To dewaſe cyaftily. '# Machinor. n 
0 


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at 


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DEV 


DIA 


- dewiſe rhe form,or likenet of a thing 
EM 


To Aya 4 dew: by will. 
Teſtamento dare, 

Dewſed. BY 

1 Excogitatus, commentirius,ad. 

2 conhctus,p. 

Net dewiſed. 

x Inexcogitatus,ad, 

A deutſer. 

I Excogitator, you Ye macly- 


of ſudden dunſ.or lie. 

x Commentum,n fabula,F. 
Dewſedby craft,and ſubratrre, 
1: Ma ad. 


oro. 

To deneure ſweet and dainty meats. 
1 Ligurio,abliguio, 
Degoured. 
1: Voratus,devoratus, 
A deuonrer,vide glutron, 
A dewonrer of bis 2 one ſbiFaxce and 
parrimonte, 
1 Lurco,m, prodigus,ad. 2 Nepos,m. 
A dewonring, : 
x Edacitas, yoracitas,2 ingluvies,. 
Denourmg. 
1 Rapax,ad- 
Demouring fleſh. 
x Carnivorus,ad. 
Deuourmgly. 
1 Voraciter c,adn, 
Denoutn - 

1 Relig; itas,pietas, f, 
A place for dewout perſons » lining wh 
der a rule, -3 Canonicum,n, 
A very dewout man. 
3 Pangios. 
Devour. 
1 Religioſus,anus,prus,ad. 
Not denour. 
1 Incligioks,ad. 
Denout ,alſo curſed «nd deteſtable, 
x Sacer, ad. 
Dexoutly. 
I Religioss, fanRe,pic,adu. 
The Dewce,or number of two, 
1 Dias. 
To Dew, or bedew. x Roro. 
Ts be waſhed with dew. 1 Rereſco, 


To be nto be 4 . 
I nooks. Ba 
Bedewed,or wet with dew. 

1 Roratus,roreſcens,p. 

A dewmg,or faking of dew, 
1 Roratio, 2 aſpertio,f, 
Dew. 1 Ros,m. 

AMill dew. 

Demrie, 

1 Roralis,roridus,ads 

( #mered with dow. 

x Rorulentus,ad. 

The Dewlap «fa beafF. 

1 Ruma,f rumen,palear,n. 


decteriras,£ vi. aFmitie, 
VVieg dexternie. x Naviter,ad. 


D ante I. 


Dlabolicall,i.«e//. 

A Dtademe. 

1 Diademazn.vide crowne. 

A Diall. 

1: Hucologium,n 2 horoſcopium,n, 
Adiall meaſurirg the heres by run- 
ning of water. 1 Clepſydra,f. 


A funne dial, 

1 Solare horologium. 

The 2—_ of a diall , that with bis ſha- 
dow theweth what its aclecke. 


1 Gnomon, 2 Stilus, m 
Around circle, in the mia wheyeof 


A diemend inthe enres, vide cares, 
Of,or pertayning to a dramor;d. 
1 Adamanteus,ad 


At hard as a _—_— 

1: Adamantinus,a 

Diapaſon.j.com _ in muſicke in all 
parts. 

ADibble to ſee herbs in a garden. 

1 P ,2 itoriumzn, 
Dicevide a die, 

To make a Dich. 

1 Lacuno, 2 Fodio,cffodio, 

To duch in all about. 

1 Circummunio. 

That hath diches and holes. 

1 Lacunatus,f.Eſſititius,ad. 

A dicher. 

1 Foſſor,Paftinaror,folſator,m, 

A diching. 1 Foſſio, toſſura,f 

A dich. x Scrobs fovea,folla, f. 

A 4ich whereta water ſtandeth. 

1 Lacuna,lama,f 

Adich to aneid water. 1 Agogad. 
Diches in Egypt made with the baids , 

to drive the waters of Nilus into the 
felds. x Dworiges. 

H 2 


Full of deepe watry diches. 
I Lamols.ad 4 

That mey be diched. 

2 Foflils,ad. 


ADictatoz. x Diftator,m. 
Hu ſubſtitute. 


1 Prodictator. 
Hu office. 1 Diatura,f, 
Pertaming to the Dit ator, 
1: Difatorius,ad. 
Toplay at Dice. 


3 . 
A dicer, 1 Aleator,m. 
A die. 
1 Aleca,2 Teſſera,talns,m. 
Dice which be heauy, called grumr pure 
rers. 2 Vulturij,m, 
A cat at dice, 
I - 
A chance at the dice. 
1 Baſilicus vulturms, 
The play at dice, 
1 Ludus talarws,alcatorium,n. 
Theblec 4a in the dice. 


A yemg ee ga e. 1 Alcatorum, 


I * Rin kmam,n. 

Belon ing to dice, 

2 T , teſſerarius.ad. 

A Dicker of leather. 

Decas coriorum. 

ADidapper. 

1 Vrinatrix,f.vide « diner. 

To Die. 

1 Morior, Lon as mtereo,0c 
cido,z Occumbo 

To die in, or fond vpona thing tothe 
death, 1 Tmmorior. 

To die before duc time, 

1 Premorior. 

I pray God 1 die. 1 Di 

To die,or yeeld vp the ghoſt. 
Expiro,etflo animanm. 


1 Expt imp. 

A dymg. 1 - Ye death, 
Ready to die. 

x Mori b 

At the pet 11 die, 

1 Intermortuus,p. 

To d:e,as to die colowrs, vide to dy. 
To Diet, x Diztam preſcribo. 
Diet. x Dizta,f. 

A ſmall dyet. 3 Ediculum,n. 

The =-— of f poſicks curing by dyes, 
I 

Ns wry th dyet fo the ficke. 

1 Diztus medicus. 

A forme of dyet go nouriſbhim that is 
lately yiconeyed, 

I Analedtice,t, 

One that keepeth dyet. 

1 Digtarius,m, 


Of, 


D1F 


DIG 


DIL 


1 Digtencus,ad, 


To be different, 

1 Diſconveniv, 
A d:fference. { 

: Dilcrimen;n differentia,diſcrepan- 
tia. 

Different, or differins, 

I Om tar ad. 

N ot differing. x Indi 

Dikitcultte, . 

1 Dirficulras,anguſtia, Anguſtig,pl 
A thing of great d'fficwltie. 

2 Arduum,n, 

Difficult or difficill. 

1 Diffcilis;gravis, 2 Ardu?,moleſt®. 
Ver-edifficult. 

1 Perdithcilis : 2 Perarduus, ſcrupu- 
lofi flimus, 

S om-wh :t difficult. 

1 Subdifticalis,ad. 

Difficultly, 

1 Difficulter,difficil2,operose,adu. 
Vere difficultly. 

1 P-rditficulter,adu. 

D ffilent. Diffidcns. 

Difuſely. 

1 Diffus:,adu. 

To Dixeft, or ſer m order. 

x Digzero. 
Die Fed, or ſet m ordey. 
1 Digeftus,p. 


The wolumne of the cinill law, called ' 


Dig#tes. x Pandetz,fe 

To Dixeft. 

1 Digero,ccquo,concoquo. 

To digeit perf: ly. 

1 Decoquo pcrcoquo. 

To d:geit by flrrping. 

2 Edormiſco, 

Digeited. 

1 Digeſtus,2 co&us,concoRas, con. 

fetus, p. 

Digettion,or digeFing, 

1 Digeſtio, 2 decotio, 

Wt digettion. 

x Cruditas,f, 

Not _—_ 2 Crudus,ad, 

Digeit:ue, or 17ht to digetF. 

1 Pepticus dizeſtibilis,ad. 

To Dix,or de! ue. 

1 Fodio,confod'o,paſtino, 2 ſubige, 

Todigin 1 Infodio. 

To ae downe. 

1 Defodio, 2 Excido,everto. 

To dig downe rs the bitione., 

x Pertodio,diffodio 

Todigrogindigems to ade to, 
Aﬀodio 


I 
To dig vp. 1 Effodio,ervo. 

To dig throuth. 2 Transfudio, 

To ds wider. 

I Suffodio. 

To d:g away earth fom wines,or other 
frees,that they may be more fruitfiull. 
2 Ablaqueo, 


Such an ordey of dirgirg. 

2 Ablaqueatio,f. 

To dig before another man. 

1 Pretodio. 

To dig vp earth with « pickg-axe. 
3 Ligonizo. 

To dig about. 1 Circumfodio, 


To dig out. 

1 Effodio,defodio,recludo. 
To dig agatne out of the earth, 
1 Refodio. 

To dig about wines. 

1 Paſtino. 

To dig againe about vines. 

1 Repatſtino. 

Tobe readie to be digged, 

1 Reſtio. 


Diggecd. 
- Folus,confolls, paſtinatus, effol- 
atus. 
Digged wvnder bY Subſollus,p. 
Drgged m, 
1 Infoflus,defoſſus,p, 
Digged through. 
1 Pcrfollus,tramfollus,p. 
Di; oed out. 
: Effoſſts,p. 
Digged agame, 1 Refoſlus,p. 
Nyt digged. 
1 Impertoſſus,p. 
A digger, 
1 Follor,paſtinator,m. 
Adteg'r of a pit or well, 
1 Putearius,m. 
One that rg geth about, 
1 Cicumfoſſor,m. 
Ad'ngner de wing, 
1 Foſho,fo\ſura,paſtinatio,F, 
Ads ging about, 
1 Cir:unfoſlura. 
A rgging againe about vines, 
1 Repaſtinatio,f. 
A 4:7 yang wder,or undermining. 
1 Suffofliv,f 
A place digged, 
I 02... ha 
A place lift loilow after it # digg ed. 
: Suſpeuſiſſimum paſtinatum, 
Any rhmgs digged out of the ground, 
1 Ruta,n. | 
That which #,or may be digged, 
1 Foſlilis, follititrus,ad 
That which cannot be digged vp, 
2 [nextirpabils, ad, 
To Dtxht,or dr-/ſe. 
1 Orno,polio,paru. 
A dighttug. 
1 Ornatus,m vide to decke. 
Digne,- Dimnus 
T5 romeo Digit, 
2 Noubilito 
To be im,or of more dignitie. 
1 Prafideo,prefum. 
Digmiie, 1 Dignitas, amplirudo, f. 
honor, 2 Autorias,f titulus, 
The Prelates digmrie. "i 
1 Przfulatus, pontificatus, antiſtirt- 


" umn, 


The diguttie of a prince, 
1 Principatus,m. 
Digntie 1054, 
1 Majeſtas,f. 
The _— fa magiitrate or officer. 
2 *. 
The drgnitie of a Senatouy, 
2 Latichviayt latuſclayus,m, 
Pertayning to digmatie, 
1 Honorarius,ad. 
He that u inthe Senators dignity. 
2 Laticlavius,m. 
T» Digreſle, or goe aſide in ſpeech #5 
the purpoſe. 
1 Þigredior,deerro,divetto,cyagors 
of dArgreſsion, 
1 Excurfio,digreifio,t. excurſus, di- 
greilus,m. 
A dygreſiton from one purpoſe to ano- 
ther. 1 Tranſgreflio, 
The figure drgre)519n, 
1 Ecbaſlis,f, 
A Dtk?, vide dich. 
Todila crate. 
1 Dilacero 
T- Dilat*,vide enlarge. 
A lying of a matt. by interprets. 
1101, 1 Paradaitole. 
Dilatorie plas, r exe -ptions. 
[| P:zſcrip j0ncs, Excepti &s MOTA- 
toriz. 
1 Dilapidation, 
1 Ruina,f. 
Dilemma,lat. 
To be Diltxent, 
1 Satago, 2 Sudo,evigilo,vigilo. 
To keepe dil:gently. 1 Aﬀlervo, 
To gue dilzgence. x Curo., 
Dilizence. 
1 Diligenria,ſ.dulits,mduſtiia,ope- 
ra,t.ſtudiumyn. 2 Afliduitas,f. 
Earnett atlrgence. 
i Accuratio,cu: iofitas,f, 
A d:l;gent dreſung md trimmmy, 
+ Curatio,curatura,f. 
Done with great diligent, 
1 Curatus,p. 
Dil, gent, 
1 Diligens,ſcdul9,Rudioſas,induſtri- 
us,2 Navus, Viglans,p. 
Veriedibgent. 
1 Perdiligens,diligentiſimus, 2 Der- 
vigil. ad. 
Diligent about his affaires. 
2 Attentus,p. 
Dilygent to attexd pon one. 
1 Ovſervans,p. 
Dilyg nt to lah»uy,and works. 
1 Operoius,ad 
D:l:gent in ſeeking. 
1 Quazritabund:5,4d. 
Dil:gent,#n auty,or effice, 
1 Ofhcioins,ad. 
Diligent to do that ht u caMMmanded. 
3 Obſequoſis,ad, 
Diligent ox be that beareth the charge 
which the people ſhould. 
3 Munis,ad, 


DAL 


| 


4 


M— 


ns 


——_— 


DIM 


DIR 


DIS 


A faucurey of the diligent, 


1 Spudaſtes, 


1 Di igenter, ſedulo, Induſtrie, Nas 
viter. 

Verie d'l:;gently,and currouſly, 

1 Accurate , Perdiligenter, curiose, 
2 Erixits,adu, 

Dil;gently,or ſeruiceably, 

1 Officiose, perofficiose,adu 
D:l:gently,or with nu«ch [earch ings 

1 Indaganter,adu, 

More diligently. 

1 Induftrivis,adu. 

VVithout diligence, 

1 DefunRorie,PerfinRorie,adu. 
A Pllling,or childe borne when by 
father u old, 

1 Proculus,m. 

A diling,or waztong 

1 Pzdagium,n. 

Dimenſion. Dimenſio; 
ADumnilance, 

1 Lanccola,f 

A Dunilancer,or light horſe man. 

1 Lancearius,m.lancifcr,velcs,ad- 
To Dunintſh, or abate. | 

1 Minuo, imminuo.2 decoquo, vide 
To appaire, or make leſſe. 

To be dimuniſhed, 

1 Recedo,cxtenuor. 

Diminijhed. 

CE nad 

er Attitus,p. 
N of dimumſhed, 
2 Indelibatus,inattenuatus,ad. 
A dmuonfbing,or demunution. 
ny I, et ar ge 


clevatio,f. 


,” - 


- 


A dimunut me. 

1 Diminutivum,n, 
To Dimit. 

1 Dimmo, 

To Dimme, or make dimme. 

: Obſuro. 

Tobe dinzne of fight. 

1 Lippio,caligo,czcutio. 

D mue, 7. 

1 Caligo,obſcuntas, 2 Vertigo,f. 
Dinmeſſe of fight. +» 

1 Caligatio,luſcio,luſcitio. 
He that u diname of ſuzht- 

1 Lippus,caligans, luſcioſus,ad. 
IE e, 

1 Caliginoſus. 
To Dine, 1 Prandeo. 
To dinegor eat oftens 

1 Pranſito, 

That hath dined, 

1 Pranſus,p. 

That hath not dined, 

1 Impranſus,ad. 

He that us at dsimer. 1 Pranſor,m. 
He that d meth with an«tber, 

+ Compranſfor,m. 

A dinner. 

1 Prandium,2 menſa f. 

A little dinner, or ſhort commons, 
1 Prandinſwulum,n, 


Afartn; dinner, a ſnatch and away. 
1 Scatarium prandium 
A dinner of fins ſundrie diſhes, 
2 Pentapbarmacum,n. 
A dinney giuen at a departure. 
1 Prardium viaticum, 
A ding place, 
1 Pranforium. 
Belonging, or ſcywing for dinner, 
1 Pranlorius,ad. 
Dinne, vide noiſe. 
Drnt,vide dent. 
ADioceſle. 1 Dicccelis,f. 
Dioceſan, 
Dicecetes, , 
A Dipthong, or 1wo yowe's contra- 
ted _ hongy ole 
To Dip #n [1quor. 
1 Intingo,tingo.2 Immergo. 
Ts dip under, 
I Subn . 
Ts dip to the bat tome. 
1 Demergo. 
To dip im againe, 1 Retingo, 
To dip often. 
1 Merlio,metſito, 
D ipped in. 
1 Demerſis tinQus,intipus,p, 
Dipped firit in, 
1 Pratinus,p, 
A dipping, 
1 Paptiimus,m-Immerſio,f, 
A dipping vnder. 
1 Submerſio,f, 
Te Direct,or rule, 
1 Dirigo,m 
To dirett toward a place. 
1 Appellogendo. 
To deft, or make right by a ſmall 
thing. 3 Memento. 
Dirett. 1 Duccus,p. 
Duettog, 
1 Moderans,p- 
Dire&1on, 
1 Moderamen,n,direQio.f. 
Diettly. x Expreſſe,direQ0. 
Diredtly againtt. 
5 goat, adverſo. 
» Exequiz, 
Dirt os m:ye. 
1 Canum.n.yide 4. 
T- Diſable, 
1 Extenuo,derogo,vide To debaſe. 
Di/atuantagegnde hinder. 
To Diſagree. 
1 Diſſentio,diſcrepo. 2 pugn, diſ- 
ſono 
To diſagree from, 
2 Abhoreo,cum prep.vi : 1ef#F. 
Te diſagree often, 
1 Diſcrepito, 
A diſagreeing,or diſcord. : 
1 Diſcordia,diſſenſio, diſcrepantia,f. 
diſſid um,n,finwltas,lis,pugna,f.vide 
ſtrife. 
ed in mufichke. 1 Diaphonia. 
Dyagrement berweere man and w:fe. 


_ 


2 Friguſculum,friviculum,n. 
Di/agreeable, or that diſagreeth. 
1 Inconveniens, diffemcancus, 2 


ſonus. 

T- Diſallow, or reprone, 

1 Improbo,culpo,2 damno. 
D:{allowed. 

1 [mprobatus,interclitus,p. 

N ot d;jallowed. 

3 Inconſpretus,ad. 

A dr[aliowerx. 

1 Improbator,m. 

Adiſ[alowing. 

1 Improbano,Ff. 

Diſalt,vide diſable. 

To Diſanker, or weigh vp the arker 
and take the ſea, 

2 Soluo. 

D i/anker ed . 

2 Solwus,p, vt anchors ſolutis. 

Te Diſannll, 

1 Aboleo,antiquo,annihilo,z Deleo, 
reſcindo,obluero, mfizmo, expungo, 
vi: To aboliſþ, 

To di/anull by publique indgement, 

1 Abrogo, 

D:ſanulied. 

1 Abrogatus,p, 


A d:;ſanyllng. 
I Abolitio,abrogatio 
To Dilappotnt. 
1 Fraudo,frvfiror, 2 decollo, vide 
To deccmue, 
To be d;ſappointed, 1 Excidos 
Diſappointed. 
1 Irricus ad fruſtratus. 
A diſappornting, 
1 Fruſtratio,f. 
ADtilard,in whom thereis no wit, 
: Vappa, vide 1devr. 
To Dilarme, 
1 Exarmo,2 Spolio. 
Diſarmed, 
1 Dearmatve, 2 Spoliatrs,p. 
To Diſburden. 
E | ,exarlino 2 Le. 


2 Exounero,deon 

vo,libero,detraho, vide to ar(charge, 
and unburden , 

T-Diſburl*. 

1 Expendo.crogo,vide to diiþend. 
To Diſcard. 

2 ExauQtoro exaguro. 

Diſcirded, 23 Exauyuratts, 

A diſcaraing. 

2 Fxaugnratio,exaucorntio,f. 

To Diſcend, vide d«/cend. 

To Diſcerne, or perce:ue one from a- 
nother, 

1 Dijjudico,dignoſco. diſcerno,diſpi- 
cio,internolco.2 d:{tinguo. 
Diſ/crr1ed. x Diſcretus,p. 

Eaffe to b: diſcerned. 1 Notabilis, 
A diſcernirg. 1 Dilpicientia,ſ. 

To» Diſcharge. 

1 Expediv,ablulyo,dimitto,2 Solyo, 
Lbero. 

To arſcharge ſureties, 

1 Repiyne10,repigneror. 


DIS 


DIS 


DIS 


—— 


—__ 


I —— 


Tc be <1 (charged. 
1 Defungor,2 deonecor, | 


D:{ch woed from. 
: Abſolutus,p,immunis,ad.liberar?, 


folutus,p. 4 
Diſcharged from warrer. 

2 Rude donatus 
A d (charger, x Solutor,m. 

Toat witch diſthiygeth a man, 

: Abvluronumgn, 
A diſcharge, 

1 Abſolutio,demiſſio. 2 liberatio,F. 
A diſcharging of ſuerties, or pledges. 

1 Repignerano,t. . 
Adiſch<rging of ſouldters fo the hoſt, 
1 Cauſana miſſio. 

Sould.ers diſcharged of ther oath. 

: ExauQorati.m 
That which pert 1ineth to d:/chargings 
1 Abſolatorius,ad. 
A Dilctpls,or /cholley. 

1 Diſcipulus,auditor,m. 
Drſerpline, 

: Diſciplina,f. 
D:{{ lat me,i. renounce, 
To Diſcloſe, or d:ſconer. 

1 Revelo, retego, 2 aperio,recludo, 
patefacio, vide to bewray and declare, 
Tobe diſcloſed. 

: Pateſco,patefio, permaneſco, per- 
mano, 

Diſcloſed. 

: Reretus,deteAus. 2 adapertus,nu- 
datus,recluſus, patefaRus. 
A diſcloſer. 

1 Proditor,m index,com-g, 

A diſcloſing. 

1 Indicium,n. proditio,revelaiio. 

z patefaGtio.C. 

To Diſcomfite, or d:(con/olate, 

1 Expugno,yvinco, profligo,z fundo, 
profterno,delco, 

To difc amafit2 often, 

2 Dejetto. 

Diſcomfited. 

1 Fugatus, 2 fuſus,diffiparus,p. 

A diſcomfiture, or onerthrow in war. 
1 Clades,{traves,f, 

Full of diſcomfirure. 

2 Triſtis,ad. 

To Dilcommend,yv.to d:{þraiſe. 
Difcommonitte. 

1 Incommodum,n. 
Diſcontentedly, 

: Moleſte,repugnanttr,ada. 
T»Diſcontinue. 

2 Peregrinor,deſucſco. 

To ma <- to {t/continues 

: Deluefacio. 

Diſcont nued. 

1 Intermifſus,interrnptus,p. 6 


A a'ſcont ins iti9n,.0r diſcontinuance. 


1 Pcſtendo,imermilſo,f, 

T ob: at Dion, vide di/arree. 
A Mt i r1 in meuſicke. 

x Cacophonia,alymphonia,f, 
A d:[cordance in tynes aid yorces 
s Diſſonareia,F, 


Tm 


OY I —__ —— 


' 


Diſcerdint. 1 Diſcors,ad. 
T» Diſcourr,vide d:/c!ſc, 
To 4iſcouer the fireby raking away the 
aſhes, 1 Excinero, 
Fire (6 diſconered. 
x Excineratus,p. 
To Diſcourarte,  4//comforr, * 
1 Exanimo, deterreo. 2 frango per- 
cello, 
To be di/courared. 
2 Depellor,marco. 
Diſcouraged a 
: Detcrntus, 2 fraRus,debilitatus,p. 
Notdſecuared, 
2 InfraQtus, 
A drſcourrging. 
1 Dchortatio,z debilitatio,f, 
Thas cannot be diſcouraged, 
2 Infrangjbilis,ad, 
To Dilcourle, * 
1 Diſcepto, videdebate. 
A diſcourſe, 
2 Sermo,m.oratio,f. 
ToDiſcredite. 
1 Infimo,obtreRo,dehoneſto, 2 de- 
traho. 
HA difcred:te. 
2 Macula,ignominia,f, 
A diſcrediting. 
1 ObtreQatio,f, 
Dilcreetnes, or 4;/cretion. 
1 Diſcretivgt. 2 deſpe&us,m, 
D:ſcreer. 
2 Sapiens,ad.conſultus, p. gravis,{o- 
brius,ad, cordatus,ad-v.wiſe. 
VV ithout diſcretion. 
1 Infipiens,lubinſulſus,ad. 
Diſcrectly. 
1 Sapienter,prudemer,modefte,con+ 
ſulto,cordate,adu. 
To Dclcribe, : 
1 Co:nplecor , depingo , exprimo, 
trato, 
To Diſcuſle, vide debate. 
Nor diſcuſſed. 
1 Irdefinitus,ad. 
T- Diſdaine. 
1 Faſlidio,indignor, aſpernor, dedig- 
nor. 2 avertor,averſor, vide to loath, 
and art {e. 
Diſdained. 
1 Faſtiditus,ſpretus,p. 
That diſd aineth. 1 Nauſeator. 
A diſdamng. 
: Dedignavtosf. faſtidium,n, averſa- 
tio,f vide arrogancie. 
Diſdainefu lneſſe,or diſdaine. 
1 Faſtus,m.faſtidum,n. 
D:ſtamtull,or felt -f diſdaine. 
1 Faſticioſusfaſtuoſus, 2 ſperbus,v. 
priwade. 
D: ſt! unefiilly. 
t Fa'tidio*e6,2 Romachose,adir. 
A Difeaſl?, 
1 M-rbas, 2 invaletudo, valetudo, 
#prot't5,t. 
Aft en the haves of the head 


1 Apoptoſis, alopecia, 
A d:feaſe in the head,agingywih bttle 
rowid pattle:,or ſores riſing. 
1 Heterocrania, 
A diſeaſe tn the head, 'comnang vp of 
the humour between: the thin ard the 
thull, 1 Hyd: ocephalos. 
A diſea(e mn the ere, which being in the 
blacke of the eie, u white, and mn the 
whitets red, 1 Argema,n- 
A diſeaſe mn children proceeding of mm» 
flammation of the brazne, 
1 Siriafis,f. 
A diſcaſe m the tie , having 4 white 
pumblelike a haileſtone. 
1 Chalafium,n,chalaſia,Ff. 
A aiſeaſe in the eie, named Dilatatio, 
Prpille, 1 Mydrialis. 
A diſeaſe making the eies to ſtare, 
1 Ecpiclmus, 
A diſeaſe when the nether lid of the eje 
cannot cloſe to the other, 
1 Eropwum,n, 
The dijeaſe of the tone, 
1 Calculus,m. lichiafis,f. 
6 whielt to that diſeaſe, 
x Calculokus,ad. 
A diſraſe , when the eter moyed with 
inflamation,by rupture fall out of ther 
places, 1 Proptofis. 
A diſeaſe m the eies, when the «ie lid; 
Ko not moue downward, 
1 Lagophthalmus. 
A dijeaſe m cattell, by the which the 
«ts and lights doret. 
1 Craura,f. 
A diſeaſe m the eies, called Sufuſio, 
i H iſis,& hypochyma. 
A diſeaſe mm the no/e, called nols me 
tangere. 1 Polypus,carci | 
A diſeaſe in the mouth,called the great 
kernels, 1 Antiades,adenes 
The diſeaſe called tong-ticdneſſe , or 
ſpeechleſneſſe. 
1 Ancylogloſſum, 
A diſeaſe in the throat,/the a Squinrie 
1 Angzina,Ff. 
A diſeaſe breening i the fingers of me 
oftentimes, 1 Panarinum, 
A di (eaſe in — that gme 
ſacke,comming by ſwailowing «owne 4 
haire, 1 Trichiafis. 
A diſeaſe in the lungs, with a coup» 
tion of the whoze boay, 
: Fhthiſis,Ff, 
One (o diſraſed. 
1 Phthificus, 
A diſeaſe,vhen thyoanh the lunns frop- 
ped,s man can hardly fotch bu yreath 
but with the wheaſing inthe breath. 
1 Aſtma, Aſtmaticus. 
A diſeaſe about the memocy!, ecll:d a 
VV incheFFer-ge ofe, 
'1 Pudendagra. 
i diſcaſe when ae ca'mot hold 145 
water, but runneth frem him witoeut 
flay,ur as aft ax hedrinketh. 


1 Diabetes. 
A 


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I—_ 


— 


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+8 vs "EW 


DIS 


DIS 


DIS 


A diſcaſe in women called the mother. 
1 Vulvz ſtrangulatio, Plin. 
A &iſe:ſein the fundament making 4 
wart like a fege- I Sycolis, 
A diſeaſe tn the fundament, like the 


chaps that the mareb windes make» {| 


1 Ragades, 

A dtſeaje in the cods, 

1 Cirſos, 

A iſeaſe called thecollicke paſrion, 

1 Coliacus morbus,coliaca paſlio. 
A ſkarpe diſeaſe, whereof a man euher 
dieth quiek(y,or recourreth, 

1 Ox1a,merbus acutus. 

A diſtaſetn the mils. 

1 Lienelis 

Oneſo diſeaſed. 

1 Lienicus,ad. 

A diſcaſe of het cholericke bloode, 
which begtnning to blitter,growenh to 4 
ſore or [cab, live a tettey © it called 
0 amr Anthonies fire, 

1 Fulila, 

That which cauſeth diſeaſes. 

1 Morbificus. 

To Diſtigure. 

1 Dcformo, 2 turpo. 

Dufiqured, 

1 Deformatus,p.deformis. 

A dufizuring. 

1 Dchoneſtamentum,deformatio. 
To Diſkranchile, 

3 Excivito. 

Men duff anchiſed, and put from their 
freedome by the Cenſor , and made to 
pay all thmas as ſtrangeys. 

2 Acratij. 

To Dil;zo2ge, vide to vorurt, 

To Dilgrace, 


1 Dehoneſto, 2 dedecoro,deturpo, 
deformo,ſpurco,inquiuo. 

Diferaced, 

2 Defermatus,oblitus,ad. 

A di [gracing. 

2 Propudium. 

To Dilgrane,vide degrade. 
ToDiſynile, 

2 Mentior,refingo, altero diſſimulo, 
Diſnuſed. 

1 Perlonatus,larvatus. 2 Fucatus- 
Ad ſeu;fing. 

2 Diſlimulatio. 

To difrome. Disjungo. 

A Hh,or plattey. 

1 Difcus,m.patina,f, 2 Fſcale,n. 
A lutle diſh,or port: ger. 

1 Patella,diſculus,m, 

A Pottaze diſh. 

i Pultariws. 

A d:ſb of meat borne to the boord,a de- 
leatediſh. x Ferculum, 

A ( iſh hearey. 

3 Difcophorus,diſcifer. 

The brimme of a di(h. 

2 Margo, labrum,n.ora,f. 

A chafing diſh. 

2 TIemtabulum.n. 

A d'hþ-cleut, vide clout, 


—— ——_ — ——— 


————  — —— 


To Diſinhertt, or to dyſverir, 

1 Exharedo, z Abdico. 
Diſmberited. 

1 Exharedatus. 2 abdicatus,p- 


| A diſinheriting. 


1 Exheredatio. 2 Abdicatio. 
Dijhonddhie. 

1 Inhoneſtas. 2 Spurcities zurpitudo, 
improbitas,,mpuritas. 

Dijhoneit or yngodiy. ; 

1 Inhoneftus, 2 mpurus,ſpurcus,im- 
probus,rurpis.pravus. 

Somewhat dijnoncsf. 

1 Subob{ca:nus,ſubturpis, 
Diſhonest!y. 

1 Inhoneſte. 2 impurc,turpiter,adu. 
Te DtHonour. 

1 Dehoneſto,dehonoro. 2 Traduco, 


dedecoro,yvide 70 diſgrace, 
So diſhonouyed. 

1 Inhonoratus. - 
Dijhonous, 


1 Dedecus,n.ignominia, 2 macula,t. 
That u to ones diſhonour. 

3 Dedecorus. 

Diſbonourable. 

1 Ignominio(us, Irgloriolus. 
VVith diſhonouy, 

2 Torpiter. 

To Diſtoint. 

1 Digjungo. 

D:fionted. 2 Labefatus- 

T- Diſoinc. 

! Diſcludo, 

A thing diſioined, x Disjuntum, 
Diſfiuntine. 

1 Disjundivus,ad 

Dijiwttmely. x DisjunAive,adu. 
To d:/like,vde diſallow, 
Diſloyaltte. 

1 Infidelitas,proditio, perfidia,form. 
A diſloyall ſoune, 

1 Antipater, 

D:ſloyall. 

1 Perfidus, infidus,vi : Traitor. 
Diſloyally, 

1 Perfide,perfidiose. 

To di[may,vide aftoniſh. 

To be ſomewhat di ſmaied, 

1 Subſtupeo,ſubitupeſco. 
Diſmaied, vide aſtoniſked. 


| Diſinall da es. 


— 


. Atri, inauſpicati, funcbres, funeſti 


Ie<. 
To Diſmember, : 

1 Deartuo,demutilo,lanio,diſcerps. 
Diſmembred. 

1 Deartuatus,cxartuatus,p. 2 Lacer, 
lacerus,ad. 
A diſmembring. 

1 Deartvatio,cxartnatio, 2 diſcerptio, 
laniena,laceratio,f. 
Dilmes, Decimz- 
T- Diſmiſle. : Dimittogv.dIcharge. 
D:/mſſed. 1 Dimiſlvs,cxauQorat®, p 
A l1iſmiſing. 1 Dimillio,f. 
T- Diſobey, 2 Abnuo, deteRto. 
Wi Vf f bedie', E, 

H4 


A 


— Crnmments nckatients 
Diſobeatent, 

1 Immorigerus, contumax, 2 Refra- 
&anus,rebellis. 

To Dilozder, 

2 Contundo,tubo. 

Diſordered. 

1 Indigeſtus,p rudis, ad. incompoli- 
tus. 2 Inconditus. 

Diſorderers of things, 3 Elicones. 
Diſcrdey. 

2 Contuſio,anomia,f, 

A ſe rdering. 

1 Inordinatio. 2 Conturbatio. 
D:ſorderiy. 

1 Incompoſite,2 incondite,cogeſtim 
To 41iparre,vide act parre. 
Diiþarage1.diiþaragement,v. hinder, 
or diſgrace, 

T» Dilparke. « Deſlepio. 


Diiparked. 

1 Deſſcptus,p, 

A driparking, 1 Diſſeptioff, 
To Diſpatch. 


1 Expedio,abfoluo. 

To ditþatch,or accompliſh, 

1 Perago,conficio, perkqgo, vide de. 

Terms. 

To difpatch x man, and ſend hum a- 

Way. 1 Ablego. 

T o difþatch,or make haiF. 

3 Maturo. 

To diifatch oy rid cut of. 

2 Extraho,cxplico,diſſolvo. 

To be dripatched,or diſcharged. 

1 Detungor,conſu 

The — u dit þa ed end ended. 
'onfe&um eſt,tranſaQtum ct. 

Dripatched. 

1 ConfeQus, expeditus , abſolutus, 

tranſaQus,p. 

Dripatched ſpeedhly, 

1 Maturatus,p. 

Eafie tobe ditpatched, 

1 Expeditus,p- 

A diiþatcheray he that difþatcheth. 

1 TranſaRtor.confecior. 

A dripatching. 

1 Expeditio,tranſaQtio,confeRtio,f. 

Te Diſpcend, « wa#F. 

1 Diſpendo,crogo,abſumo. 2 abli. 

gurio,exhanrio, 

A drier ding, 

1 Surmptus,m. | 

ToDilpenſr. 

1 Diſpenſo,indulgeo. 

Ditþen ſed, 

2 Solutus,diſpenſaws,p. 

A d:ipenſer. 1 Diſpenſator,m. 

DiFenſes, x Expeniz,armm. 

A d:iperſation. 1 Diſpenſatio,2 So- 

lutio,indulgentia,t. 

ToDilperſe. 

1 Spargo,diſlipo,2 diſſemino, 

Difper(ed. 

1 Diſperſus,di\Nipatus,p. 

Ditþer/ed air oad. 

1 Diſplicatus,palatus. 


ay 


— 


DIS 


DIS 


DIS 


ww 


A titprrſinr. 

1 Dilperlus,m. 

Diiþ#r/ec4 here and there, 

2 Lacer,iacerus,ad. 

Abs it were ditþer(ed here and there, 
1 Diſperse,diſperfim,adu, 

To Dilplace. 

1 Dimoyco,ſummoveo. 

T's ditþl ce and remoue from one place 
to another, x Tranſduco, 
Diſplaced. 

1 DejeRtus,p. 

Diieople,vide Depopulate. 

To Diſplay. 

1 Expando, 2 explica. 

Difplaed. 

2 Explicatus,p. 

A diiþl aymg. 

1 Explicatus,m, 

T» Dilſgleaſe, or diſcontent, 

1 Otfendo,dilpliceo. 2 Commoveo. 
To diipleaſe a little, 

1 Suboffendo, 
To ds one a diiþleaſure, 

1 Incommodo,male mereri. 
To be diiþleaſed. 

1 Gravor,infenſo, tomachor., 
To be halfe difþleaſes. 


1 Subiraſcrr, 


It diipleaſeth, 

1 Diſplicet,imper, . 
Diipleaſed. ; 

1 Infenſus,offenkus,2 averſus,p.vide 
angrie. 

Greatly d:ipleaſed . 

1: Averhiflimus,ad. 

Difþleaſure,or breach of oe. 

1 Simuttas,offenſa,f.2 ira,inimiciria,f 
A ditplea(ure,or ſhrewd tune. 

1 Malefatum, malcficium, incom- 
modam,n. 

She that difpleafth. 

3 Diſpliciva. 

A little &1iþleaſares 

1 Offenſiuncula,f. 

A ditþlcaſure. 1 Diſpliceniia.F. 
Diiplea/ant, 

1: Moleſtus,2 Inſcitus,ad, 
Somewhat in difþleaſure. 

x Subiaviſus, joſus,ad. 
Somewhat d pleaſant. 

1 Submoleſtus,ad- 

Diiplea/antly. 

1 Gravaie, moleſt?, Aegre. 2 Re- 
pugnamer. 

Somewhat difpleaſantly. 

1 Submoleſte,adu. 

To Diivoile. 

1 Diſpolio, 2 cxuo, vide defpoile. 
Dit M.1 Tocus,m. 

To Diſpoſe,or ſer in order. 

1 Diſpono,digero, 2 mctor. 

I am difpoſed. : 

1 Lubet,imp.fert animus, 
Ditþoſed,or (et m order. 

1 Diſpoſicus, dizeſtus, compoſi, p. 
D:iþoſe, or inc'med. 


i Diſpolitus,xccomodat?, affeus,p, 
| 


| 
\ 


Adifoſer, 

1 Diſpoſitor. 2 difpenſator,m. 
A dripoſung, or ſerting in ordcr, 
I O " T7 . 


. 
entatia 
- 


2 metatio,f. 

Ditþoſfing in good ordey. 
1 Moderatio,temperatura,f. 
Difpofition, 

1 Diipoſiti2,affeRio,f. 2 ingenium,n. 
Animns,m.indolis, proclivuas,f- 
Diipoſition of the body. 

: Habitudo, f habitus,m. 

An ill ditpoſition of the body. 

+ Cachochexia,f. 

The naturall aifþofition, or weine of 4 
man, 2 Vena,t. 

A perpetual aifþoſing of things follow- 
Ing one vpon another. 

1 Fatum,n. 

VV ithout difþoſfition, 
1 Indigeſtus,ad. * 

Diipoſedto yomr. 

: Nauſcabundus,ad. 

VV thout driþofition. 

1 Indigeſte,indipoſite,adu, 

To Dilpolleſſe, 

2 Detrudo,deturbo,dejicio,dimoveo 
To ditpoſſeſſe our ſelues , and giue our 
right to anothey, 

1 Mancipo,2 Addico, 
Di#poile,vide ſpoile. 
To Dilpzaiſe,or diſtommend. 

1 Vitupero, 2 ObtreQo,clevo,yvide to 
blame. 

To d:iprar/t great'y, 

2 Perdeipuo. 

Diiþraiſed. 1 Ulaudatus,ad. * 

A difpraiſer. 

1 Vityperator,m. 

Diipraſing. 

1 Vituperitio. 2 ObtreQatio, detra- 
QIo,t. 
Ditþraile. 1 Vituperium,n. 

To Diſnolit, 

1 Incommodo, 

To Diſ320uec 9» fute,or conmtt. 

x Contuto,redarguo, 2 Convinco. 
A d:iþrourng of that which u ſpoken. 
1 Confutatio,t, 

To Diſpute. 

1 Difputo,diſſero, diſſerto, diſcepto, 
argumentor, 2 congredior. 

Men 4;tþute, 

: Diſputatur,imp. 

Driputable. 1 Diſputabilis,ad. 
Diſputed. 1 Dilputatus. 

A diſputer. 

1 Diſputator,raticanator,m. 

A diſputation. 

1 Dijſputztio, diſceptatro, 2 Concer 
tatio,congrefſio,f. 

A d1/þhut at1 0 betweene the Maiter 
and the Schellzr, 2 Sehoula,f. 
Subrile d:ut ations according to the 
art of Logicks ywithout Rhotorical or» 
nammnts, 2 Logica,o.um, 
Dilquam3*i9153, 

t Apolymatayll, 


T-: Dt quict,or trowble. 
1 Vexo,excrucio,perturbo,infeſto. 
2 Commoveo,pungo. 
To diſquiet often. 
2 Ver(o. 
Ts diſquier,or make careful, 
1 So'icito,& lollicito. 
To be diſquicted. 
1 Diſcrutior, 2 Flutuo,conquaſſor. 
Diſquerod, 
t Perturbatus,conturbatus, p.inquie- 
tus,ad. 2 concuſſus,agitatus,p. 
A diſqueter, 
1 Turbator, 2 Exagitator,m, 
A "4 neting. 
1 Molcſtia,perturbatio 2 comotio,f 
Diſquiet, 2 Fgritude. 
aye ron in mand, 
1 Solicitus,2 conquaſſatus,p. 
To Dtlemble. " 
1 Diſſimulo,fimulo, 
To diſſemble deeply. 
ft Iudaizo, 
Ts 4: —_ conceale a mattey, 
1 Celo,teyo,obyolvo, 2 Obtegs. 
Dyſſembled, ; 
1 Simulatus,2 Compreſſus,p. 
A diſembler, 
1 Simulator,fitor,m. 
Diſſembling, or diſsimmlation. 
1 Diſſi io, infimulatio,f, 2 Fu- 


cus,m. 
That u,oy may be diſſembled. 

1 Diſlimulabilis,ad. 

Diſſemblingly. 

1 Diſſimulanter,ſimulate,adu. 
VVithout diſimmulation. 

2 Apente. 

Diſsmulation,vide diſſemling. 
Diſſent .i .<ſagree, 

Te Diſlipate. 

i Diffpo,diiperdo. 
A diſupation, 1 Diſſipatio,f. 

T- Dillolue. 

1 Solyo,diſſ»lvo,refolvo, 
Diſſolaed, 

1 Diſſolutus,p. 

Not diſſolued . 

1 Indiſſulutus,p. 

A di[ſolwung. 

1 Diſſolutio, 2 diſcuſſio,f. 

That cannot be diſſolued. DE 

1 Indiſſulubilis 2 Inextricabilis,ad. 
D/ſolumng,or that which d1ſſolueth hu- 
mours. 

1 Diaphoreticus, 

E :fie to b5 «i /ſolued. 

1 Diſſchibilis,ad. 

VV Lich hath power to d ſſoluegor break 
things coupled, 

t Dilcuſforinm, ad, 

To | we DtTolntely. 

2 Pacchor.auts, 

Difſiliterefſe. 

1 D.Coluno, 

Dipo.utc, wel» (ſear vnyaly, : 

1 Licentior, 2 Difſolmus,diſcina?®, 
2emNfgt, 


Di[ſlure 


DIS 


DIS 


DIV 


Diſſolutely. 
2 Diſcin&e,remiſſe,diſolutcaggy. | 
Dillonant. 
: Diſſonus, ad, 
Te Dilluade, 
i Dehortor,diſſuadeo, 
Diſſuaded. 1 Diſſraſus,p, 
Adfſnader. 1 Viſſualor,m, 
A diſſuading. 1 Diſſuaſio. 
"Diſtaffe. 1 Colus,li, f. 
A dHafſfe fiill of Tew,or Fla xt> 
1 Penſum,ſtamen,n, 
T- Diſtaine, 
1 Contamino, inquino. 2 Maculo, 
polluo, fado,temero, 
To diſtane wath duboneſtie. 
3 Impio, 
To diſtaine ones honoy, vide Dighe- 
nor. 
Diſtained. 
1 Inquinatus, contaminatus. 
2 Corruptus, laſus. 
Net diſtained. 
1 Intaminatus. 2 Intaus, p, inte- 


To be Diſtant. 

1 Diſto, dirimor, 
Diſtant from, 

I Difſicus, diſtans. 


—_— 


EE f. 
2 Spatium,diſcrimen,n. 
A long diftance of place. 
z Longinquitas,f. 
The dittance betweene Denticulus and 
Triglyphi. 3 Metopz,arums 
Equality diftant. 
1 Parallelus, ad. 
HMdore dittant. 
2 Retrador. 
To Diltemper. 
1 Diſtempero. 
ff dittemperatyre. 
1 Intemperics,f, 
To Diſtill, 
1 Diitillo, 
Difilled, 
1 Diftillatus,exti!latvs. 
A makoy,or ſeller of things diffilied, 
1 Diſtillarws,m. 
A di fellation of humoers. 
1 Rheuma, n 
To Diſtingutſh, 
1 Diſtinguv. 2 Dizimo, 
To difting wiſh by Chapters, 
I Capitulo 
To d:ſiinqwiſh by w. ters. 
1 Imterurdo, 
Difrnguidhed. 
1 Dcmetatus, diſtinQus, diſcrimina» 
tus, Ps 
Dittingu:ſhed by waters, 


—— 


— 


x Imtervndams, 
Diftintt, or -» vetered, 

1 Explanabilis,ad. 2 Inter{tinus,p. 
Diſt by om 

2 InterpunRus, ad 

Not diſtin. 

1 Irdiſcrews,indiſtin&us,p. 

A diftinttion. 

1 Diſtin&io,diſeretio,f. 

A diſtiattion by points, 

1 Interpun&io, f interpunum,n, 
A d:fl:ntwn in « ſentence. 

1 Diaſtole, f. 

Diſtin&ly, or —_—_ 

1 Diſtin&e, articulare,diſcrete. 
Mere dill 

1 Ex us, 

To Diſtract, 

1 Diſtraho. 

To be diſtratFed. _ 

I Furo,is,inſaniui. 2 Divellor. 
Diftratted, or difFraught, 

2 Diftratus, p. 

A diftrattion, 

1 Diſtraftio,avocatie,f. 

To Dittrefle, =D 
eres great ditheſſe, 

1 Laboratur,i 


ia,ſtiz, arnm,difficultas,f, 
A diftreſſe,or diftraining, 


I As rk 2 Diſtrictio,Ff, 


1 {—— WY diſpertio, di- 
Vi 

To diſtribute, or beſtow raw meat. 

1 Viſceror, 

Diſtributed, 1 Diſtributus,erogatus, 
diviſus,p. 

A d.[{ributer. 

1 Partitor,diribitor,diviſor, m. vide 
Almonar, 

The place of di#Tribution, 

1: Dinbitorium.n. 

A drfiribution, 

I Diſtriburio, divifio, partitio, cro- 
gatio, f. 

A liberall diſtribution, 

1 Erogatio, F, 

A pts of fiſh. 

1 Vilceratio,fe 

Of,or belonging to diſtributor, 

I Tributoras,ad. 

To DItruf, vide M:ifiruft, 

To Diturbe, or trerble. 

1 Turbo,difturbo,obturbo.inquicto. 
2 Mcveco, commoveo, interpello, 
impedio. 

Ts difturbe by taking poſſeſcion, 

1 Viarpo, 

"D1rffurbel, 

1 Peru rbatus ——_ 

2 bmp: nei ws re apellaus 

by vi F/ . 


1 Ir tbawss IL 2049%D. 


A d:furhey, 
: Perturbator. 2 Interpellator,m 


' A diſtwbt Is 


1 Inquieratio, interturbatio, f, 


I Perturbatio. 2 Procella,f. 
VVithout diſturbing. 
1 Bona cum venia. 
Diſwane, 1 Diſuadeo. 
To Dilwozſhip. 
1 Dehoneſto, vide Dyſbonor. 
Dition,er domain, 
1 Dino, El. 
A Dittie. 
1: Carmen,canticum. 
To Diue vnder watery. 
1 Vrino,inurino,vrinor. 
One that diueth under water, 
1 VYrinator,m, trix, f. 
un — vndey the; water, 


Vrinatio,f. 
To make Diverſe. 
1 Vario, as. 
Diner ſitie. 
1 Diverſitas, _ 
ww Inconſtantia 
opertie of ck daeſ fom the 
ref? of the = language, 
1 Daalecus,f. 
Diuerſe,ſundry, or —_ 
1 Yarius,diuerſus, ad. 
2 Alienus,diſſonus,ad. 
Diuerſe,or manifold. 
1 Multiplex, varius, anceps,muliifa- 
rius,ad, 
Of diner: hinds. 
i Multigenns, multgeneris. 
Of diuers,or mixt colour. 
1 Verſicolor,multicolor,ad, 
Dinerſely. 
1 Varie, diverſe, multipliciter, mul. 
ufariam diſtin&e,adv. 
A Diverticle. 
1 Diverticulum, 
To Drvert. 
1: Diverto, 
To Divide, vide r0 denide, 
To Divine, or propheſie, 
1 Divino,hanolor, vaticinor, 
2 ConjeQo. 
A Diumer,Senthſayer,or VVizayd. 
1 Divinator, haziolus, aug. 
2 Fatidicus. 
A Giutner by looking 11 beaſts bowel;. 
1 Aruſpex, harvipex. 
She that diuineth, 
1 Horufpica. 
D: 411.1100, 4 «7 d:ngning, 
1 Augiratio, divinatio. ,aigurum, 
23 Con; jeura,aruſpicium- 
The ar: of arunation, or foretelling of 
147 Ce 7 To come. 
: Mantice. 2 Haruſpicina,f. 
D:aarn1.at on by 1 'C ATC, 
1 Aczomarna, f, 
A ditiz"ation 7 warey. 
I Hydromanua,lec Mania. 


diſſimilis. 


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lt 


— 


—_—_— 


DIV. 


DOC 


DOG 


H: that vſeth that dinination. 

1 Lecanomantes, hydromancicus. 
Druimation by looking into the fires 
1 Pyromantia, | ——— 

A d:umanon by lots. 

1 Sortilegium,n. 

Diamnation by lo aemmg mto 4 glaſ. 


| 2 Carapyromantia. 


A autnaiion by birds, 

1 Oſcinum,n. 

The 4ignitie or ſlate of Dinners, 

1 Auguratus,us,m-. 

The ornaments oj Diutners. 

1 Augura'e, lis, 

Eftablſh+d by druinations 

z Anguratus, ad. | 
A Towergor ( aitle, where nen diut- 
ned of matters, 

1 Auguraculum, n. 
In drarning abird that cyieth from the 
rop of any thing. 

1 Supervaganea avis. 
Dertaming to dixination, 

1 Auguralis,eruſpicalis, vaticinus,ad. 
By dmination. 

3 Augunrato, adv, Hes 
A Drume,or profeſſor of Duanitie, 
1 Theologus,gi,m. 
A Dinine,or _- of holy Scripture. 
1 Hagiographus- 
Diwnne, 

1 Theologia, Divinicas,fs 
Diume, or heauenly. 

1 Caleſtis,divimus,zthereus. 
Dinine, or immortal, 

2 Ne&arcus,ad, 

Verie diwne. 

1 Przdivinus,ad. 

Belonging to Dudnities 

1 Theologicus,ad. 

'Diunely, 

1 Divingady, 

To Divozce, 1 

1 Abdico,pudio,repello,dimitto. 
To be dinerced, 

2 Diſſideo, 

Diworced, 

1 Repudiatus, 2 Dimiſſugs 

A diuorrer, 

1 Repudiator. 

A diuorcereent. 

1 Repudium,divortium,dilidum,n. 
A diuercing of a wif. 

1 Repudiatio,f. 

Diurnall., 1 Diurns, 

To Divulgate. 

1 Famigero,as. 

To be divulgated, 

1 Permaneſco,permano. 
Dtz3te, vide G:d4e. 
Diz.zineſſe. 2 Venigo, f. 


D ante O 


Docile. x Docilis. 
Docilitie. 1 Docihias. 


A Docke, where aſhip # made and 
repaired. 1 Navale,n, 2 Textrina,f. 


A docked , or ſhort inſtrubipen of 4 
mattey. 1 Documentum. 

A Decket. 

Breve, vel ſumma contenturum in 
ſcriptis. 

Docked, 1 Amputatus. 

A Docttour. 1 Dodor, 

A Dotter of Duane. 

1 Dofor Theolvgicus. 

A Dottor of T1jiche. 

1 Archiater,arcluatrus. 

A Dottor if Law. 

1 Lepiſdoftor,m, 

Doctrine, 

1 Dodtrina, erudino, inftitutio, dil. 
Ciplina, 

D attrinall, 

2 Protrepticus, 

A document, 

1 Documentum,preceptr 

Docke, i, the 1 = ue the horſe 
tale. 

To Dodge. 

1 Vinthrigo., 

A dodger. 

1 Vitlirigator, pre varicator, 

A Dodkm. 

1 Hilamzn. teruncius,m. 

A Doe,vide Bucke, 

To Doe. 

1 Ago,facio,patro. 

To doe a thing againe, 

1 Ttero,redimegro, 

To doe a thing ſlily,as to pick @ purſe. 
1 Manticulor. 

To doe often. 

1 Agito.faQito. 

To zee about to doe, 

1 Faceſco. 

To doe,or accompliſh 

I pn pe 

To doe a thing diligently. 

1 Recuro, ſatago, 

To doe amuſſe. 

2 Erro,pralabor. 

To doe after the countrey faſhion. 

1 Ruro. 

To doe a0v00d turne, 

1 Gratificor, prometeor. » 

To doryand + ndoe. 
1 Retexo. 

To doe all things at others commande- 
ment. 1 Obſecundo. 

To dve a thing by meaſure,or number, 
1 Modulor. 

To doe by turne. 

1 Alrerno, 

To doe a thing in yaine, 

1 Fruftro, fruſtror, 

To oe a thing haſtily, 

1 Maturo,propero. 

To doe a thing negligent 

2 Varico,varicor. 

To doe lthe for like. 

2 Realio. 

To doe a thing wnaduiſedly, 

2 Przcipito, 

To doe 4 thing before another, 


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2 Praverto,antcverto. 

To doe well. 

1 Benefacio. 

To be done. 

1 Fio,confio,cfho. 

I will doe. 

1 Faxo,pro faciam,defe. 
"Done. 

1 Acus,faQus,geſtus,patratus,p, 
Done before. 

1 Anteacus, 

Suddenly done, 

1 Approperatus, 

That muſt be done. 

r Obeundus. 

Done, and diſpatched, 

1 Perfectus,tranſacus,p. 
Done by ftealth. 

1 Surreptitivs. 

Done cur:ouſly, 

1 Accuratus. 
A docy. 

1 Facor,acor,cffeQor, 

He that doth eny thing of ten. 

1 Factiator,m. 

A thi "g done, vide Deed, 

A doing. 

1 Executio,aRio,effeRio,f. 
The 11ertwe,or power to dee. 

1 Efficientia, fe 

Ferghtrfull dorng, 

1 Catorthoſis, f. 
Enforcement to doe, 

1 Nixus,us. 

Late done. 

3 Nuperus. 
ADogge. 

1 Canis,vide Dogges, 
A dogges head, 

1 Cynocephalium, n. 
Dogges teeth , winch being once lf, 
neuer grow againe. 

1 Cynodontes. 

Dogge dares, vide Dates, 
A dogges collar. 

1 Mellum, 

Al deg ce of yr1,to hold a houſe from 
fleeting er (hrinlang to one ſrile, 
1 Renntan. n, Clayus trabalis, 
Hamus trabalis. 

A dogge-low/e. 

1 Ricinus. 

He that u bitten with a mad dog ge. 
2 Hydrophobus,m. 
Dorgiſh,or curriſh, 

3 Cynicus,caninus,ad. 

Of a dogge. 

i Caninus,canicularis. 

Like a dog ge,oy doggiſhly, 

1 Canatim, adv. 

To dogge one, i, to watch and follow 


him. 


1 Denatio,largitio,f, 
Dole bread, vide Bread. 
A Dolegor |.berall gift of a Ngbleman 
to the people, 
1 Congiarium,n. 


A 


DOR 


DOV 


D O W 


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A Dole,or diftribution of raw fleſh, 
at the death of 4 rich man, 
1 Viſceratio, f. 
A generall Dol: of (ores 
1 Frumeatatio, f. 
Dolefull. 
1 Lugubris. 
To dole. 1 Dolcos 
'Dolefully. 
1 Lugybriter, adv, 
Doloz, is grief. 
Dolorous, \, zriewows, 
A Dol, 
x: Blennus,m, 2 Stipes, Y. Dyſſard, 
Foole, and Block: bead. 
Doltijbneſſe. 
1 Stultitia,fatuitas,f. 
Doltiſh, 
1 Stupidus, indocilis, 
2 Plumbeius,ad. 
Somewhat doltiſh. 
1 Subſtupidus, ad. 
Doltiſhty. 
1 Stulte, adv. 
Domage, vide Damazt. 
'Domeſticall, 
1 Domeſticus,ad. 
Domtnion, or :wrt [dit on, or domi- 
nation, 
1 I P ' | inati ,ditio,f. do. 
migatus,m. 3 Poteſtas,f. 
To haue domtnion.,oy to domuneere, 
1 Dominor. 
A Doome,vide Judgement. 
Doometretay. 
1 Dies noviſlimus, 
Doomeſ-man. 1 1 . 
Donatme, L, 4 Lifts 
A Doze. 
1 Oftium,fores,jum, 
A garden dre, 1 Macellotta,f. 
A little dore. 1 Oftiolum,n, 
> backe do rc,or faiſe dove. 
1 Poſticum,pleudorthynm,n. 
A dore-keeper, vide Pertey. 
The inney dores of ( hurches an4 Tem 
ples. 2 Porticz,arum. 
Dore; with rwo leaues, 
1 Valvz,a:um, 
A dove barre. 
1 VeRtis,f. repagulum,n. 
A bolt of a dore. 
1 Peſſulus,obex,m. 
The roome where the dove us, 
: Hypothyra, hypothyrodes, f. 
A dore- ſill, vide Threjeold, 
That hath « double dre. 
1 Tiforis,ad, 
VWithindovres. 1 Intus,adv. 
VV ithout doves, 1 Foris,adv. 
Out of the darts, 1 Foras,adv. 
From dore to dere. 1 Ofttatim, 
A Dounoule, 
1 Gls,m. 
A place where Dormiſe arenomiſhed, 
1 Ulyarium, n, 
A Dore, or drone. 
x Fucus,m, 


A Dorter,or dormiiorre, 
i Dormitorum,n- 

A Dolen. 

1 Duodecum. 


Dotktm, 

1 Solidus Gallicus. 
To Dote. 

1 Deliuo,defipto. 
Ts begin to dote, 

1 Deſipiſco, 
A dotey. 1 Delirus. 

An old doter,or dote, that all men be 
wearie of. 1 Tedulus, ſeneciv. 
A doting,or dotage. 

: Delicum,n. deliratio,f. 
Doting. 

: Declirans.p. delicus. 2 Anilis, 
Fall of doting. 

1 Delirabundus, 

Dotingly. 

2 Aniliter,adv. 

Dottertll, vide B:7rd. 

To Double, 

1 Duplico, gemino. 

To dowble againe. 

1 Reduplico, 

To dowble foure times, 

2 Quadruplico. 

Doubled, 

1 Geminatus,duplicatus, 

A doubler. 

1 Duplicator,m. 

A doubling. 

1 Duplicatio,geminatio.f. 
A doubling foure times, 

I Quadruplicatio,t, 

HA double linnen cloth, 

2 Diploma, n. 

The Deuble, 

1 Duplum,n, duplio,f. 

A ſingle word, hawing a double m:4- 
ning. 3 Diptonia, |. 
Doubling of words, 

I Anadiplohis, f, 

Donble. 

1 Duplex,duplus,geminus, 
Double-edged, 2 Anceps- 
Three t1mes deuble, 

1 Triplex,triplus. 

Foeure times dnxble. 

1 Quadruplex,quadruplus, 
Five times double. 

1 Quintuplex, ad. 

Tene times double, 

1 Decuplus,ad, 

Dcubiing wiſe. 1 Geminatim. 
Doubles. 1 Diplomata. 

A Doublet. » Diplois, f. 
To doubt, 1 Dubito,ambigo,hafito, 
animi pendeo. 

To deubt [4weahat. 

1 Addubito 

To be haltr 1 d vabte 

1 Subdubito. 

It u in dcuct, 

1 Ambigitur, dubicatur; 

To make toubthill, 

3 Incerto,as. 


To keepe one in doubt. 2 Suſpends. 
Not ro dowbt. 3 Indubito, 
Doubred, 1 Dubitatus,ps 

A dowubt,or donbrwg, 

1 Dubitatio,t, dubrum. 

2 Heſfitatio,quzſtio. 
Denubtifuine ſe, vide Ambiguitie, 
A doubtful ſentence. 

: Amphibologia,amphibolum. 
Doubrfull ſpeech, 
1 Amb k'1 ' 
One that denbteth,or & dombier. 

2 Hzſfitator,m. 

A little dowbr. 

1 Subdubitatio, f. 

Doubtful. 

1 Dubws,anceps,incertus,ambiguus. 
2 Controverſus. 

Not dowbtfill. 

1 Indubius,ad. 
Doubtfally. 

1 Dubitanter,ambigue 


wr. 13 


> incerte. 

VV ithout doubt,or doubtleſſe. 

1 Certe, quidern, profes, procul. 
dubio,nz,adv. 

Somewhat dowbtfully. 

1 Subdubic,ſabdubitanter,adv. 
Doughtie,o7 four. % 

1 off imPpav jus, trep 


One that keepeth a Doue=heufe 
i Columbarius, m. 
Of a Doue. 

1: Columbaris,coh 
Like a Deue. 

1 Columbarim. 
To Douke, vide dacke and dine. 
Downe frarherr,or dowle. 

2 Lanugo,f. gnaphalium,n. 

The ſoft downe of flowers,that the wind 
bloweth abowt. 1P ,m. 

To» Dow, vide 4 

A Dowle, vide 4 dole, 

Dowe. 1 Maſſa farrinaria, farrina 
ſubata, 2 Paſtilks, 

T» kuead dowe, vide Knead, 

A Downe, or plane, 

1 Planines, f. 

Downes, or planes; 

2 Glabretra,calvergorums. 

A coing Downe, or bending of an 


n 
- 
* 
. 


La ad 


hill, Clivus,m, clivum, n. 
A dewne.rieht places 

2 Pracpitumyn, 

Robe downe, 

1 Perpendicularis. 

Haug the face donneward, 
1: Frons,ad. 

Steepe downes 

1 Clivoſts, ad. 
DPowneward. 

2 Recurve,adv, 

Right downe. 

I Peſſim, deorſume. 

To gine a Downie, : 

t Doty, 

That 


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DRA 


DRA 


DRA 


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That bath 4 dowrie giuens 

1 Dotatus, 

That hath no dowrie. 

1 Indotatus, 

A dowree, 

i Dos. 2 Donarium, 

A lowrie giuen by father or mother, 
1 Dos profeRiua, 

A Downie gizenby brother, vncle, or 
ſom? other accidentall meanes. 

: Dos advent. 

Goods, or lands g:uen in mariage With 
tae wife, for hey dorrie, 

1 Dotalia bona,dotales fundi, 
That pertaineth to a dowrie. 

1 Dotalis, 

Dowicet, i- ew#ard, 

A D1ab, or « ontermptible woman. 

1 Scrapta,f, vide Qupancs 

Dzaife, 

1 depiſterium,gj, n. 

Dratjze, wide folrhie, 

A Dr-g, vide harrow, 

A Dag, or hooks, 

1 Harpago- 2 Raſtrum. 
A Drag-net,tranill, or ſweep-net, 

1 Tragula,f. everticulumg, 

Made like a'Drag. 

1 Verniculatus,p. 

To Drag, vide drawes 

AD2agon. 

1 Draco,m. 

The female Dragons 

1 Draczna wY 

A ltle Dragons 

1 Dracuenculus, mg 

A Drate-mas, 

1 Traharius,m. 

A Drayor fled Arawne with wheeles. 
1 Traha,z,f. 

To Dtaine, or traine waters by fuy- 
rowes, brookes, or conduits, 

1 Derivo. 3 Dclibo,cliquo. 

A Draming,oy turning of water an» 
other way, 1 Derivatiof. 
Dramed out. 

1 Derivatus, 2 Evvlſus. 

A Dake, vide Duckes 
AD:aper. 

1 Pannicularius. 

A woollen Draper. 


2 Lanarws,m.. 

A linnen Draper, vide linen, 
Draperie, 

1 Pannaria,f. 

A kind: of (aruers worke , called 
Draperie, or (ilerie. 

1 Volutaf. 

AD2aught,or firf copie, 

s Exemplar. 2 Initum. 

The Dranght,or traite of a Countrie. 
1 Clima,n, 

A 4ranght,ſhape, or ſeature of a body. 
1: Linecamentum,n. 

A Draught with anet, 

23 Iactus ns,m. 

A dr anght in drinkang., 

1 Hauſtus,m. 2 Poculum,n. 


The third draught in Lauquets, dedi- 
cated i0 Tupiter ſcivator. 
1 Pauſylipus,m. 
Aſtort, or lutle draught. 
2 Pocillum. 
The play at Dreughts, 
2 Scruporum ludus. 
A'Dreanght, or lakes. 
1 Latrina,f. 
A common Draught, or ſiege, 
1 Potica,f. 
To D1aw. 
1 Traho, haurio- 
To Draw by force. 
1 Pertraho,avcllo,rapio, 
To Draw forth, vy out. 
1 Promo, expromo, extraho , ex- 
haurio, 
To Draw out, 44 [:quory. 
1 Egurgitos 
T2 araw out the bowels of any thing. 
1 Exentero. 
To draw backg,or reſuſe to do a thing, 
1 DetreRto, as. 
To draw to with ahooke. 
1 Inunco,adunco,as. 
To draw away, or withdraw. 
I Subduco, lrraho.abſtrah 
To draw a tooth, 
1 Edento,as. 
To draw to, 
i Attraho. 2 Adduco, 
To draw backe. 
1 Retraho,retrafto. 2 Reyocos 
To draw by faire meanes, 
1 Induco, RY 
To draw neere, vide to approach. 
To draw the firſt dy Fog pantey; 
doe, 1 Delineo, 2 Adumbre, 
To araw before athing. 
1 Obtendos 
To draw with pen,oy pencull. 
1 Lincogdelineo, 2 Exatos 
To draw together. 
1 Contraho,contorqueo. 
Todraw a great jbip with aleſſe veſ+ 
ſell. 1 Remulco,as. 
To draw out vile cleane from the mo- 
ther. 1 Examurco,as. 
To draw or ſuckg the ſubſtance out of 
a thing, 
1 Defrudo, 
To draw m length. 
1 Preduco,protrakos 
To draw foreward. 
: Produco, 
To draw vp water. 
1 Haurio,exhaurio,extraho, 
To draw along, or trai.e. 
1 Verro. 
To draw aſunder+ 
1 Diripto. 
To draw breath, 
1 Anheclo. 
To draw iwbreath, 
1 Inhalo, 
Todraw a bow. 
2 Sinwo,incurvo, 


To 7r.mv 46 an hewnd by ſent. 
1 Inveſtigo. 2 Odortor. 

To {yay out ſrem hetweene, 

1 Intertraho- 

T o draw out eften. 

2 Eicio, 

To draw a weapon, 

1 Evagino. 2 Exero, ſtringo, re- 
cludou, 

To draw cloſe together, 

3 Irigo, 

To draw cutt,or lots, 

1 Sortor, 

To draw to an iſſue, or ſore, 

1 Exulcero. 

To be drawne aſunder, 

1 Diriptor, 

| oo og 

1 Hauſtus,traQus,p. 

Dy awne out by force, 

1 ExrraQtus,p. 

Drawne with great wielences 
1 Raptatus,p. 

Dranne ts. 

1 AttraQus, p. 

Drawne away by wiolence. 

1 Abſtractus,abreptus,p, 
Drawne on by faire meanes. 


Drawne out. 
1 Deprompcus, protraus , extra« 
us, P. 

Drawne, or copied out, 

2 Exeratus,dcnotatus,p- 

He that draweth,or a Drawer, 

1 TraQor,m. trahax,ad, 

He that drawcth out. 

1 Extraccr,m. 

A draw: ng. 

1 Haultus,m, 

A drawing in length, 

1 TraQus, 

A drawmg a curtaine before ſome- 
thing, x Obtentus, m, 

A drawing or bringing vp» 

z SubduRio,f. 
A drawirgout. 

1 Excrattio,cvulſio,f. 
A drawing backgor refuſing to do ary 
thing. 1 DetreQatio,f. 
That draweth, 

r: DuRarius,m. 

Eaſieto be drawnes 

1 Ductilis. 

Drawne very cunning ly. 

1 Pergraphicus,ad, 
AD:aw-latch. 

Latrunculus: 

Dranght cattell, as Hor ſe , Mule, 
and the like. 


A draught of three horſes, 
Trigarium. 
An Engin to draw vp water, hawing 
a poiſe, at one end. 
x Tollenus,m, 

To Dzeame. 

| x Somno, 


1 AlleQus, ps 


2 Hypozygia,f. , 


DRE 


DRI 


- ſpeakge dreanang(y. 


They | +17 

I Somniatur, im 

To dreame of ten. 

1 Somnito. 

A dreamer 

r Somniator,m. trix,F. 

Much troubled with 1reames. 

2 © . | iy . $f _ WG. Ad 

A dreame. 

1 Viſum, n, 

A vaine dreame. 

: Infornnum. 

wr that expoundeth dreau!, 
Mo 

* dreaming ſheech, 

1 Tardiloquentia, f. 

A dreaming four er, 

1 Tardiloquus,ad 

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FX 


Dreerie, vide Sade. 
Dreermeſſ-, vide Sorrow. 
To cl:are any thing of D122 x8, 
1 Deizco, 

( le.ine from,oy without dr 
1 Þ<{zcatus,p. acztns, ad. 
Dren,or! x if awry thang, 
1 F2x, (edimentum,n. 
Dree,or foms: 0 [4 " ople, 

1 Amurca. 2 $1nies. 
Dregys of (weet ole, 

1 Magmasft, 


er,ady. 


Dr-754 »f waxe. 
1 Comolis. 
Al k:nd of dregs,cithey good or bad. 
I Pharmacum,n. 
Drege! r, or filth, brought out by aboune 
los of watery. 1 Eluvies, f. 
The very dy 7t,cr raſcall people. 
2 Sordes,f. fzx populi, 
Full of drege. 
1 Ezaventus, ad. 
Mint with ayers. 
1 Facatus, p. 
To Dr:eans, vide draine. s 
To D1enchor gre drench, 
1 Salvo. 
Drenched. 1 Salivatus, p. 
A drench for hoyſti,or fiche beaſts. 
1 Salrvau mn, 
He that giueth a drench te horſes. 
1 Saliv- arius,ad 
To Le cared, ov drench:d. 
" Salivandus, ad 
To D2(lſe, or tr. mme. 
x3 Cancinno,orno.paro,como, 
To dreſſe nev, 44 Fullers do. . 
1 Interpolo. 
T's 1:(l,or dreſſe agarre 
2 Kecolo. 
Te drefſ-,ay priv1e 7/196; 
1 Puto,ampiiro 


To drefſe «ded botdie withſweet oent- 
ments, 1 Pollincio, 
To dreſſe curioafly. 
1 Excuro,exorno. 
To dreſſe with VV axe. 
1 Cero. 
To dreſſe with Braſſe or (opper, 
1 ZXro. 
Dreſſed. 1 Ornatus, concinnatus, Pp. 
2 Paratus., 
Drefied with (opper,or Brafſe. 
1 Aratus,zcoſus,ad. 
Dreſſed with VV axe. 
1 Ceroſus,ad, 
A dreſſer of a thing, 
. Inftructor,m, 
hey that are ſſe things, to make them 
more Probring —_— 
I Mangones, m, 
A dye ſſer of meat, 
2 Oſftarius, m, 
A the (ſer of old things. 
1 Interpolator,m, 
The craft of dreſcing, or making things 
Mangonum. 


faleable. 1 


A dreſſer,or board. 
1 m. repolcorium,n, 


A dviſc 
—— hrofe. 


popinarius;m. 

The dreſ Ting of dead bodies, 

x Pollintura, f 

New dreſurg of things, 

1 Interpolatio,f, 

Dreſiing , or garniſhing dooyes with 
Midſummer flowers. 

1 Toralium,n, 

D-refrne, 

1 Ornavus,f. ornamentum, 11, 
A dreſurrng with waxes 

1 Ceratwa, f. 

Pertaming to the craft of dreſiing and 
trimming things, 

I Margonicus,ad. 
Ditblets, i. /mell ſummer, 
To D1ie, or make drie. 

1; Sicco,ex(icco,arcfacio, 
To nie mm the Dunne, 

1 Solo,mſolo, 

To drie vpon a Kine, 

t Vſtrino. 

Tote againſt the fre, 

1 [oneo,torrefacto. 

T- drie in the ſmoake, 

1 Infumo. 

To drie throughly, 

x Exlicco, 

To dri-,or wax dries 

1 Sicceico,are!co,cxarce. 
To bs werre drie. 

x Perarco, 

To be drunny 'p 

1 Exareko. 

To be [emenbat drie, 

1 Subareo. 

To fr18 ll about. 

+ 7 yareo, 


To drie wnthine 
1 Inarco. 
To be verie drie, or thirffie, 
1 $yio, 
Dried : vp. 1 Exliccaus, 
Dreed mm the /mogake. 
1 Infumatus,p. 
Dried to L 
2 InarefaQus, p. 
Drre:t im the Stnne. 
« Inſolatus, ps 
Drineſſe,ov drowg''t. 

1 Ariditas,ficatas. 


* drymng. 

x Siccatio, 

A drying away, for Bhs of natural 
moiſture. 2 Tabes;f. 

A drying in obe Gamne, 

2 Infolario, f. 


Drze of wature, that hath-ne reaey's to 
weter if. 1 Siccancus. 

The drie land. 1 Arida,f, 

Verie drie. 1 

Drie all about, 


Drie without nice. 

3 Exuccus. 

He that  alwaies verie drie, or thire 
fre. 1 Siticuloſus,ad, firiens,p, 
That makheth dnie. 


1 Siccrficus, p, 

Drily, 1 Sicce,adv, 

Drie exchange, 

1 <icca,viura, commutayo, 
ADutff,or policre. 

z Confilium,n. vide Purpoſe. 
To Danke. 

1 Bibo.- z Hauro. 
To drinke much, ox to quaſſe, 

2 Adbibo 

To drinke t: gether. 

! Compoto, 

To «rinke wp all, 

1 Epto.chibo, 4 Exugo,exhaunio. 
To trinke all day,or contrualty. 
1 Perpots. 

To dyinke often, 

1 Potito. 

To drinke a lirtle,ox fop 

1 Subbibo,pirflo, i 

To drinks t9 one. 

1 Fropino;prebibs, 
To enmbe before, 


1 Pi zbibo, prepoto- 


'Te drinke warm: drinks 
1 Thermoporo. 
To drvike rowrd. 


1 Circurmpoto. 


DRI 


DRI 


DRI 


To drinke more then u need. 

I 

To fill drinke ro one. 

3 Cyathiſſo. 

To giue a drinke to horſes, vide drench, 
Men drirke. 1 Bibitur,mperſ, 
Drunke Vp. 1 Epows,p. 

That wou'd _ drinke. 

: Poturus,p 

To ps 4 x Potandws,p. 

A drinker. 

1 Potor, potator,m. 

A orcat drinker. 

1 Bibax,ad. vide drunkerd, 

He that drinketh water alwaies. 
: Hydropota,m. . 

A drinker of » mach » wine, 

I Vinoſus, aq 
They that drinke hot drmke. 

2 Ther ,arum,n. 

A drinker of mike, 

z GalaQopota, com.g. 

A drinker of no wiue. 

1 Abſtemius. 

_y drinker,or _—_ fo one in 4 cp. 


They whoſe +0 that all ſould 
Sintect ke,when the Grecians met as 
any feaſt, 1 Ocnopte, pl. 

Drinke. 1 Putus,m. 

A drihe ——_— with bloud and 
wine. x Aſſaratum, 

A drinke of water = honey ſod toge= 
they, x Melicraton,n. 

A forall hou{thold drinks, made with 
grapes , mingled with water , in the 
preſſe. 1 Polca,lora,f. 

A drinke made of nine things hearber, 
water,tuce,wine,ſalt bread, onlegbony, 
and pepper. 1 Dodragf. 

_ _ of Manlt. 


4 Mw de with Elicampene, 
1 NeQaritis. 

A drinke made with [alt,and the fruit 
Sorbo,to helpe the (ollickg. 

1S . 

He that drinketh ſuch a potion, 

x Sa ous, Mm. 

Immortall arinke. 

x NeQar,n. 

A drinke made of honey and wine. 
1 Melitites,cenomelum. 
_ for fk ſicke men, 


hy quenel hirft, 

Adrin e ng thy, 

: Adipſon, n. 

A kind of drink vſedin Spain 
x Ceria, f. 


Diinke hreags from Gate. 

I 

A Sh ms of keny-c ombes ſodden. 
I Apomeli,n. 

A kmd of ſtrange drinks, which the 
Thracians v{ed to hink 2, at 4 draught 
wp 1 —_— 


—_ ; potatus, 


Great way od 


I tas,t. 

A continuall drinking, 
I tio, 

A drnkivg about, 

2 Circumporari, F. 
Drinkmg with new wedded folly, 
1 Repotita,n. 

A drinking £0. 

1 Propinatio,f. 

wn drinking together, 


a outragrons drinking 

1 Popinano, f. 

A drinking betweene dinner and ſwp- 
per, A — 

1 Merenda,f. 

A drinking given to workemen after 
amner. 1 Colofumn, 

A Sinking _ 

1 Potoria,f. vide (up. 

- mag roy after baining. 


Popina, 
-” veſſell for drinks. 
1 Fotorwm,ij JN. 
Belongmng ro drinke. 
1 Potorws, 
be drunke. 
x Potu 


ad, 
That u well whitled, or halfe drunke, 
1 Potus, 2 Madens. 
He that u ficks of peferdaie drinks. 
1 Elucus,m, 

To Ditp, vide to drop. 

The dripping of meat, 

1 Liquamen,n. 
A dripping-pantte, 

1 Deguttorjum, N. 

To Diu? before v3- 

1 Ago,c 

To drme together, 

I Coladie. 

To driue away. 

1 Arceo,abigo,fugo, 2 Averts, 

To drixe out. 

1 Expellu.- 2 Extrudo. 

To driue out of the houſe. 

1 Exedifico. 

To driue into ſundry placer, 
1 Diſpello, 

Ts driue about. 

1 Circuwago, 

To drive farre,or beyond. 

1 Przterago. 

To dr:ue vndet, 

1 Subi 

To dr:ye downe, 

2 Proruo, 

To drixe backe. _ 

1 Retro ' 

To drinebefbs fom paſture. 
1 Diſpeſco, depeſco. 
To drive ont with clapping of bands, 
and hiſiing. 1 Explcdo. 

To drive with a mallet,or hammer, 

x Tudito. 

To &riue in, 


: Pargo,adigo,infigo,illidos, 


To drme a thin deeprs 
2 Obtrudo, 6 


To driue in round about. 
1 Circ umpango, 

To be drigen. 2 TlaRtor. 
Tobe driven out. 


1 Expellor, 


Dri«4en, 


1 Pulſus, aftus, concitatus, compul- 


firs, p. 

Driven away. 

I Abactus,profligatus. 
Drien backe. 

1 Repulſus. 2 Rejefus, 
Driven mw. 1 Adactus. 


=_ our, - 1 Expulſus 2 Exch. 


Drixen out of the Realme, 


1 Relegatus,p, 


Drinen out of a place with clapping 


and bifcing. 1 — _ [3 
Driven te. 1 
Driven wnder. 
A driner, 

1 Agitator, 2 DuQor, 
A arimer backe, 

I Propullator, profligator, 
A driner of Camels, 

1 Camelarius,m. 


1 Su aQus, 


| A driney of a Plough, 


1 Jugarius,m, 


One that driueth out, 

1 Expulſor,m, trix,fe 

A drinng. 

1 Apitano, F. 

- drizing backs, 
ſatio, 


_ drining away, 

1 Depuliatio. 2 Averfio. 

A driumg in of piles, 

1 Fiſtucatio,f, 

__ Rn / ( art,or (hari, 


an Cont 

A dring 0 Le. 

i Hi 

A Ad f Sheeps to water, 
2 A o,f, appulſus,m. 
-- Dalvell. 


A " 29{le, vide Drudze. 
A Diomedarte. 


out, 

1 Extillo. 2 Mano, 
To drop with, 

2 Sudo 

To drop vþon, 

2 Superlachryme, 
To drop downe, 

1 Diſtillo. 2 Labor. 
To drop in, 

i Inſtillo. 


To 


— 


— 


DRO 


DRV 


DV C 


To oy often. 1 Stillito, 


1 Stuna,f, 


A dropping 1m, 

1 Inſtillano, f, 

The dropping of the houſe ene1, 
1 Stiriciduum, flillicidium. 


ping of the eyes. 
: Epickorer 
Full of dropper, 
1 Guttoſus, 
That « dropped. 
x Stillatus, gurratus, p, 
That which droppeth. 
1 Stillatitius, ad. 


I ps. 
The white Dropſie. 
iL k 


ntia,r. 
A Dropfie throughout all the hodie, 
: Anaſarca,f. 
A Dropſi ie water, 
x Aqua intercus, 
Akind of Dropſie, when betweene the 
rimme of the belle, and the guts, 4 
watrie humoy u gathered. 
I —_— f. 


1 ne droſſe of mares. 
1 Scoria,f. 2 Retrimentum,n, 
The ſcunmmr,or drofſe of filuer. 
1 Helcyſmaz,n. argyritu,t. 
Droſſc,or dregges, 
1 Fax, 
A D1one, 1 beard of beaſts, 
1 Armentum, agmen jumentorum, 
grex jumentorum, 
Of,or belonging to @ drove, 
. Armentalis,ad. 

To D:oupe,fal away,faile. 
ene. 
olentia,f, 


idleneſſe. 
1 Veternus. 
Thedrowfie, r forgetfull euill, wherein 
menuarie and reaſon a/mojt ynerly pee 
riſh. —_ Lethargia,fe 
o, 
: Somnolentus ; ad. 2 Gravatus, 


part. 
Belo to the drow fie ewll, called 
the r3-en on 


on D:0wne, or plunge in the water, 
1 Mergo,demergo. 2 Suftoco,pro- 


Ts drown together. 

3 Commergo. 

To drowne,or oucrflow a country. 
1: Inundo, 

To drowne often, 

1: Merſito,merto. 

To drowne in, 1 Immergo. 

To be drowned,or ou flowne, 

: Diffluo, 


A drowning, or inwnd ation, 
1 Proluvium,n. i 10,t, 
That cannot be drowned, 
1 Immerſabilis,ad. 
A Pune, or drivell, 
I Flagrio,m. 3 Mancipium,n. 
A trudge in a kitchins 
1: Lixa,m. focara 
A trudge in a ſhip. 
x: Meſonauta. 


Te play on the Dumme. 
2 Tympanixo. 
A Dromme. 
1 Tympanum,n. 
Drummes made of Bull bidet, 
3 Terga taurea. 
layer on a Drone, or Drunme- 
wad, or Drumſter, 
1 Tympanifta,tym 
A woman that playeth 0n « Drunone, 
1 Tympaniſina,f. 
He that calleth men 
Druwne. 1 Claſlicus, 
To be Dzunke. 
1 Incbrior. 
To maks drunkes 
[nebrio 


=_—_ with 4 


I . 

T o ltue drunkenty. 

1 Bacchor. 

A drunkard,or great drinker, 

1 Bibo,potiſuga. 2 Vinolenau,m, 

A drwnken ſoppe. 

3 Thyas,m. 

A drunkards daunce. 

1 Thyaſus, 

Drunken drabs that wander about the 

fireets, 1 Ambulaizf, 

Dwnkenneſſe. 

1 Ebrietaz,crapula,temalentia,f. 

( ontinuall drunkenneſſe, 

1 Ebrioſitas,f. —— 

She that « giuen to enneſſe, 
accha- 


d potws,p. 


Made drwike. 
1 Incbriaius, p. 
Drunke with wine, 


1 Vinolus,ad. 
Almoſt drunk afe drunks, 
Ebriolus,appomus,m, 


I 
Drinkenly, 
1 Temulenter,ady. 


D ante V 


A Ducheſle, wide Duke, 
Te Dubbe « Kighr. 
1: Decurio. 2 In 


1 Decuriatio, F, 
A Dublet, vide —_—_ 
A Ducke. 1 Anas,f. 
A Duc kegor Drake. 
. vel 


p_ Duck(r; 'C, 


4 Fenne- Ducke,or More-Hoeme. 


paluſtris. 
= 10 4 nr 


4 plans where — are kept tobe 


farted, 2 N 
To Ducke, vide ie, 
To ducks with the head. 


1 Manu apiatum. 
Taking 4 rea in dudgeen, 
11 


A little dugge. 1 Mammilla, 


That hath great ducges, 
I _—_ [4 


N. 


A betle Duke. 
I Ducillus, Mm. 


A Duke over 4 little (ountrey, 


iKR Mm. 


A little Dutcheſſe. 
: Ducella,f. 


A Dutchre,vide Dukedome. 


A Dulcimer. 
1 Barbitum,n. ambuca,Ff. 


A woman that playeth on «Dulcimer, 
x Sam 


Te Dull, or make dull 
1 Hebeto, 
To be,cy waxe dull. 

1 Hebeſco. 

To waxe dull,oy beauie. 


x Torpeo,tor 


obtundo, 2 Tundo. 


_— 


DVN 


DV. $ 


DWE 


T dull,or darken with onermuch light, 
2 Perſtringo, 

Dulled, 

1 Hebetatus, 3 —_— 
A dull-head,or dulards  . 

1 Capito, n, bardus. 2 Fu 

vide A{[c-Redt,and 'Block-h:ad, 
Dulneſſe. 

z: H £. 

Dulneſſc,or ſlowneſſe, 

x1 Ignavia,ſegnitia,tarditas,f. 
A jlouthfull beaumeſſe, or dulneſſe, as 
ene we re aftomed, 

rT 

Dull, »r blunr. 

1 Hebes,ad. obenſus, p. 

Dull,or groſſe of onder/ten ling, 

1 Bardus,m. 2 Torpidus,crafſus,re- 
tuſas, inf Uiw.remiſha,cards, irrus, 
obtuſus,durus,obeſus,legnis, 

A dull wit. 

2 Pinguts,craſſa Minerva, 

$S cmarbet dull. 


126M 


x Obwſe, 2 , adv. 
To be ——_ 
: Obmuteſco, mmeſeu. 
Dumme. 
1 Minus. 2 Tacitus,ad, - 
Durimn:that dare not,or cannot ſprak, 
1 Elinguis,ad, 

wnly. 
1 Mute, ady. 
Tobe driyen into 4 L 
1 $ (cv. 
fv ragin vr Wy 
1 Torpor upan, 
Halfe in ad 

2 Subtriſtis, 
To Dun x,or Ms 
1 Stercoio, | 
Dunged. 
1 Stercoratus,p. 
A dung- farmer 
I Extercorator. 
A dangi:ge 
1 Stercoratio,f. 
Dung. 
1 Fimus,m, ſtercas,m, 
The dung of the land (recodile,wbere- 
with women did 27nom! their faces, to 
ſer out their colouy, 
1 Crocodiles. 
Dung of Goat1,or Shtepe, called Ter- 
dles. 2 ” ar n. 
Sheepes ding. 
1 Pillula, luccerdia, f, 
Dwng,or ordare. 
1 Fimus,m-oletm,n. merda,f. 
Thinne and liquid dnng. 
1 Foria,f, 
O x2-4ung. x Onchus,m. 
Dwrg that 1h» ſhe Aﬀ veiderh before 
foaling, 1 Forca;Ff. 
l Dunghill,0- Mixton. 

wlinmm Nercoratium,n. 

Po 


to dung. 


m. 


þ 


1 Stercorarius. 
A Dungeon, or darke priſon. 
1 Gurgultuum,barathrum,hypoge- 
um,n. 
Dunne, vide Colours, 
A Dunle. 


1 Fungus, m. 

To Dure, vide Endure. 
Durablenefle, 

2 Percnnitas,farmitas,f. 
Dureable. 

1 Durabilis. 2 Stabils. 
Dures, Duritia« 
Pleas in Law. 

To» wax Durtie. 

1 Luteſco, 

Durt. 

1 Canum,n. lawmm,n. 


Durrte. 

1 Ccnoſus, lutuleatus,ad, 
Duriily. 

I ; > # urs 
To Du ke or make duskre, 
1 Infaico. a Obumbro, 
Duwwiſhneſſe. 

2 Hebetudo,f, 

Duwk 

1 Iatuſcatus,p- 

To waxe TDuftic. 

1 Pulyereſco. 

To dijſolue,or bring into duſt, 
1 Pulvero, kipulrero. 

To ct Dull on writng, 


1 Pulvero, 


Duft. 

: Pulvis,pulver,m. 

Fine ſmall duſt. 

1 Pulviſculus, ad, 

Saw-duſt. 

x Scobs,ſcobis,f. 

All duſt, that flieth about Mill:, 
1 Pollen, n, 

Time. d ot. 

1: Scobs, ſcobis, f, 

A duiting. 

i Pulyeratio,f. 

A duſt, or ſand- boxe. 

1 Theca pulveraria,atenaria. 
Duſt of corne,mertall,or any thing, 
I Peripſen; a,pſcgma,n, 
D»f,or [: cepings of an boyſe, 
2 Quilquiliz,arum, 
Du#tre. 

1 Pulyernlentus. 

To doe mes FDutte, 

1 Perfungor, 

H- that hath done bus dutie, 

1 Detunus,part. 

Dur, 

i Debitum,oficium,munus. 
Alte dutic. 

1 Officiolum, n, 

Dutie toward: God, 

1 Pictas,f. 

Belonging to dutie. 

1 Officialis, ad. 

Dutt AC 

1 Officiolus,morigerns, ad. 


_ Tin ng. dutifiell, 


Per 


Durful rewards Gy 


SE 2 Pius,ad. 


Duufully. 

I Officioſe. 2 Attents, 
Dutifully t owards Ged, 
1 Piegreligiule,advy. 


D ante W 
A Dvarfe, _ 


I N anus 


2 Puſillus, 
Dwarfes. 


EY Stilpones, ſcopel,ms 


To Dwell, 
1 Habito. z Commoror,ago. 
To dwell by, 
1 Accolo,adhabits. 
To dwell in a pl ace. 
1 Inhabitov,incolo, vide Inbabite. 
Te goe and dwell in another place, 
1 Migro,demigro. 
To dwell im th: countrey. 
T1 Ruſticor,rwor. 
To dwell, or be in a place all the Sum. 
mer. 1 Zſlivo. 
To dwell in a place all the VV inter. 
i: Hyemo. 
Dwelled m. 
1 Habitamus,p. 
Tobe dwelt 1m. 
1 Habitandus,p. 
A dweller. 
1 Habitator,incola. 
Dwellers tn one place, 
1 Periceci. 
A dweller by,a neighbor, or borderer, 
1 Accola,proximus, vicinus, 
A dwelley on the land, 
1 Terricola. 
A dweller on the watery, 
: Vndicola. 
A dweller in a Forreſt, 
1 Sylvicola,m. 
A dweller in the ſuburbs of a Towne. 
1 Exopolis. 
Dwellers in Tents and Pawtlions. 
1 Schznitz,m. 
A dweller in a ſange countrey, 
I ilinus,incola,m, 
He that dwellzth m the back ſide. 
x. Polticus,m. 
He that dwel/eth about the River D 4- 
du. 1 Circumpadanus,m. 
They which yn] abaue the blowing of 
the North wind, becauſe they aſſe rhe 
ordinarie coſe of mans life , lining 
more then an hunttred yeares, 
1 Hyperborei,n. 
A dwelling. 
1 Habitatio. 2 Commoratio. 
A willing in a firange countrey, 
1 Incolatus,m. , 
4 _— houſe, ry place. 
des, pl. domus, f, 
BM 


DYE 


EAR 


eAR 


CO Os AE wo 9 IS no 


— ——_ 


_— — — 
CU 0 TO om—_m—_ 


1s winch one will dwell nolener, 
1 Ceffaturus,p. ve caſa ceſſatura, 
That may br dwelt 13, 

1 Habitabilis,ad. 


 F '% <a 


To T)ys cnlowrs, x Tingo, intingo, 
inkcio. 2 Imbuo., 

To dy- firſt, 

1 Pratings. 

To dye i vermilion oy y:d colour. 

3 Mo,2s. 

To dye 4 violce colour, 

3 Vilor, conchylib. 

Dz:4. 

1 TinQvs;intintus, infeftus,imbutus. 
2 Fucatus,P. 

Donble vyed, 

x Dibaphus, ad. 

Purple rwiſe ayed. 

1 Dibaphazt. 

A Dyer. 

1 7in&or, intintor, 

He that dyeth a Seffren colour, 

2 Crocovtularius, m. 

He that dyeih a Viclet colour, 

3 Violanus,m. 

He that dyeth, or maketh ſuch yellow 
veiler,or garments, as the high Prieſts 
w:H di4 we-re, 

1 Flammecarius, m. 

He that dycih a colour neere the Vid 
let like ihe flower of Mallowes, 

1 Moulcclunarius, m. 

HA dyin Js 

1 Tinura,f. intinus. 

A Dyehonſe, 

1 Baphia,ofhcina tindoria. 

The {ctence of ay! {6 

1 Baphice, t. 

A thing rrxt with Iquor, wherewith 
wooull ut dye.l, which rrcheth the dye 16 
ſonke into the worll, whereby the co- 
lour u mad: perfect, 

1 Turbiftrum, 

Cf,or belong:ng to dying. 

1 Baphicus,ad. 

That my be yet. 


1 Tindils,ad, 


E ante A 


Zach, vide Ec, 

To be CFaxer, t-rt.or ſewre. 
1 Acco,pcraceſco. 

To waxc cage”, or tart. 

1 Accſco,exaceſco, 

To rake eager,or tart, 

2 Acido, 

To w.rxe e:rger oy hote in ary cFim. 
1 Fxardeſco, 

Eagerneſſe in taf,oy tartneſſe, 
1 Acetb/tas, acrimonia,f. 
Eagerzeſſe i» fi_bt. 

1 Ferocia,f. 


Eager in t ft, 

: Accr,atetoſus.ad. 
Very carer intaſt, 

1 Feracer,peracerbus,ad. 
w29- w1ic7 eager intaſt, 
pacidus,ad. 
m fr; ht. 
1 Pugnax, ad. 
Eareriy im talk. 
- wk? 

1 Acritcr, acerhe. 

E aqer'y mn fight. 

1 Pugnaciter. 
To Fan, or bring forth,us Ewer, 

1 Enzor. 

That hath eanef, 

1 Enixus,P. 

Eaned, 1 Editus.p. 

Eaning. 1 Enixus,Þs 

Eagle, vide 'Brrds. 

To Eaxe or till ground, vide to plough, 
An Eare. 

: Avris,auricula,f; 

The eare-lippe. 

1 Avuricula,t. lobus,m. 

The eare-l14,or ener part of the eere. 
2 Pinmula, f. 
An earr-pikey. 

1 Auriſcalpium,n. 

Eme-waxe. 

1 Cerumengn. cypſele,f, fordes auri- 
vm. 

The hel-1,ov open paſſages of the eaves. 
: Aurwum meatus. 

Sls C-re-TIng, Or other thirg hanging 
at the 2@re. 1 Tnauns,t. 

E are-rmgs f. y women, 

1 Ellobia, n. 

He that lacketh eares. 

1 Inauritus,ad 

Lappe-e. re1, 1 Flaccus, ad. 

That hath treat eaves. 

1 Auriculatus,auritus,ad, 

Pert anmy to eres. 

1 Avricularis, at:ricularius. 

To Farcor yoo out in carer,44 corne 
dath. 1 Spico. 

Eared, 1 Spicatus, p. 

AN OA Of corn. 

1 Ariſta,lpica,f vide orne. 

The loweſt p.tyt of the eare of Corne, 
next to the {'y.op, and [ſe then the 
grame, 3 Veruncum,n, 

T\: t95; of the eares of (one. 

1 Antherices, 

A rip: care of Corne, 

1 Mitura vel ava ſpict, 

That wind beareth eares of ( orne. 

1 Spicifer,ad. 

O/,or telon;ins to the eaves of (Corne, 
1 Spiceu+,ad. 

Full of cars of Cort, 

3 Ariſtatus, ad. 

Au Tart,or vale of a cupyor pot. 
i Anſa,t, 

[aug an caregor handles 

1 Anſatus,p. 

An OCarttyickor forketaile worme, 
1 Fullo,m, 


OE ro 


Earneitly [i riuing agatnſt. 


An Earle, | 
1 Comes, Comarchus, 

An Earies wiff,or (ounteſſe, 

1 Comitiſla,f. 

An Emledome,or (ountie. 

1 Satrapia.t. Comitaris,m., 
Carly. 

1 Przmaturus,ad. vt prematura hy. 
cms, 

Early in the morning. 

1 Mane.diluculo,adv. prima luce, 
To Carne, or g-e. 

1 Lucror,mercor., 
Tobe Tagnth upon 
1V mito, 

T6 ke erne#tly, 

3 Empharico. | 
E ameſtneſſe, 

! Vehememia, f. frryor, m. vide 
Vehemencae. 

E arnest matters. 

1 Seria,n. 

Earneft mn+y, vide Aoney. 
Eancitly bent, 

1 Obfirmatus,p. 

E arnes |,or of importance, 

1 Seruws. 

Earn: i1,or diligent, 

1 Scdulus,ad. 2 Attentus,p. 


| Obnnws,p. 
Earne$t,or vehemont 
1 Vehemens arden.ncitatuy, 
Exceeding earze!?, 
1 Intentiflimus,ad. 2 Inflammatus,p. 
In earneſt, or ſ44neſſe. 
1 Seri0,reveia,adv. cx animo, bona 
de, 
Earneſtly, or diligently, 
1 Obnixc,gnaviter,ady, 
Earneſi ly, »r vehemently. 
x Vagnorere, ctiam atque etiam, 
ardentcr, avide, 
02 earneſtly. 1 Tantopere,adv. 
Ex:ecd.ng carne{t'y. 
1 [logramer,ithmc,adv. 
Eamett!y af, irmng. 1 Atieveranter. 
Ts lay im the Earth, or interre, vide 
to bur1e, 
To make a thing of earth,as pots. 
t Thimo. 
The earth,or ercurt. 
s: Terra, hamus teis.f. folom.n. 
Akind of earth yellow :n colour, found 
in mine of goid aid ſilver. 1 Si), is, 
A white,or «He earth, whicl: m-ket# 
the chint e wrineblec!, ad nmeth a very 
amiabl; celour 1» the whole bodie. 
1 Clua terra. 
A kind of earth hereof lLattin mrttall 
i #:ads. 1 Cathmza,& cathimia,f. 
A hind of earth fowrd m the Ifle S4- 
mor, 1 4 marked like aftarre, 
i £ſter Samius, 
A bind of earth, which bins yall el 
w:th the fingers, aaketh 1 noiſe bke the 
worne «x 1 hen Pumice jtone, 
1 Mclia terra. 


—_ 


A | 


— 


EAS 


EAT 


EAV 


A kind of earth growing about Seleue 
cia m Syria, whorewith husbanamen 
annoint their Vines,to kill the wormes, 
1 Ampelitis, f. 

The deſcription of the earth, 

1 Geographia, f. 

A deſcriber of the earth, 

1 Geographus,m. 

A ma of earth, 

1 Fidil:,fighmum,n. 

The craft, or workwig of any thing of 
earth, 1 Plaſtice,f. 

He that v{tth that craft. 

iP b 

The forming of ary thing of eanth, 

1 Plaſmatura,f. 

Formed of earth. 

1 Plaſmatus,ad. 

Earth caſt wp to any purpoſe. 

2 Regeſtum, n. 

An earth-nat, 

1 Bulbocaſtanum,n. 

Earthen cup1,or veſſels. 
Lutea,colilia, vel fRilia vala, 
Earthen veſſels of Sames. 

1 Samia vala. 

An earthen cup,ny por. 

x Teſta,f. 

An earthen veſſell ſcruing for dinerſe 
parpoſes. 1 Fideliayf. 

An earthing of bearb;, trees, or vines, 
x1 Pulveratio,f, : 

An earth=quakes 

x: Terrzmotus,m. 

Earthly,or belonging to earth, 

1 Terrenus,terreftris,ad. 

Earthen, or of earth. 

1 Terreus, fictilis,ad, 

Earthly,or begotten of the earth. 

1 Terrigena, C2» 

To Eafe,or duburden. 7 
__— vt releyare 


Toe K e,or mutigate ones griefe. 
1 Conſolor 


To line at eaſe. 1 Quieſco. 

To be eaſed. 1 Levor. 

Eaſed, 1 Levatus,p. 

Eaſe. I Quies,f. otium,n. 

Luttle eaſec,a place in a priſon ſo called. 
1 Arczrobuſte,f. 

Eafineſſe,or facilinie, 

1 Facilitas,f. 

Eaſineſſe topleaſe, 

x Lenitas, f. 

An eaſcrent,oy eafing. 

1 Levatio,f. alleyamentum,n. com- 
moditas, 

That hath taken eaſe, 

1 Requiets, ad, 

Eaſir. 

! Facilis,levis. 2 Promptus, vt adi- 
tus promptus,.7 eaſie way. 
Eaſir,or manifet7, 

2 Perſficuns, l:culentus, ad. vt lu- 
culenta oratiogmn erfee {lule, 
Eaſte,nnd readie to be dons, 

1 Facls faftu, 2 Proclivis,ad. 


Sa. A 


& 


Eaſie ro he ſpoen nts, 
s Peraffabilis,clemens,ad. 
Vene eaſe. 


_ ods 


1 Perfacilis,perc 
Eaſic to b: pleaſed. 
1 Placabilis. 2 Mollis,ad. 
Ewll at eaſe. 
1 ZEgrotus,ad. vide Sicke. 
At hearts eaſe. 
2 Fortunate, ius. 
Eafily, a 
1 Facile, 2 Prompte » expedite » 
commode, adv. 
Verie eaſily. 
1 Perfacile,percommode,adv. 
To doe ones GFalement. 
x Exonero yentrem,levo alyum. 
The Eaſt part,where the Sun n1ſeth. 
x Oniens, m. 
The E att windevide VV inde. 
The feait of Faſter. 
1 Paſcha,paſchalis dies. 
Dertaming to Eatter. 
1 Paſchalis,ad. 
To Eate. 
1 Edo,mando,veſcor, 
To eate after,or more. 
1 St . 
To eate all,or quite through. 
x Peredo. 
To eate all about. 
1 Circumrodo,obedo. 
To eate as a ſore oy worme doth. 
1 Exedo,cxulcero. 
To eate,as beaſts doe, or to eats vp all, 
1 Depaſco. 
To eate at noone time. 
1 Merendo,prandeo, 2 Meridio. 
To cate ouer another thing, 
1 Supermando. 
To eate greedily,or rawenouſly. 
1 Voro,ingurgito,heluor,ligurio. 
To eate often. 
1 Efito, 
To eate,0r gnaw much. 
1 Prerudo, 
To eate riotuſly, 
1 Comeſlor, 
To eate vp all, 1 Exedo., 
To eats wnderneath. 
1 Subedo, 
To eate ;o7ether, 
I Conveſcor. 
To eate drinks,and makg good cheare. 
2 Congrzcor. 
T's be eaten, 1 Edor. 
It ts eaten, 
3 Elk, imperf. 
aten. . 
1 Adeſus, pitus, p. 
Eaten into, 1 Erolus, p. 
Eaten round alout. 
1 Obeſus. 
Eaten vp. 1 Exeſus, depaſtus, co- 
meſtus, p. 
Ha'fe -aten, 
I Sericſs, ad. 


\Agrea: exer, vide Clurren, 


Fi 


A little eater, 

1 Edaculus, m. 

One that eateths 

I Excſor, ms 

He that eateth meat alone, 

1 Monophagiis,m, 

An eater of daintie meats,or a greedie 
eatey, 1 Ligurio,m, 

He that eateth hu meat ſlowenly, 
3 Ambronus,ad. 

Eaters of raw fleſh. 


An cating vp greedily, 
I ——_ >} 

Any thing to be eaten, 
I n. 

Eatable, or that may be eaten, 

1 Edilis, mandibils,ad, 

The Eautrs of an howſe,which keepe 
the houſe from raine, 
i Subgrunda,imbri n 
The dropping of the eaues of an houſe. 
1 Stillicidium,n, 7 
The making of the eaues of an houſe, 


I . 
That which # vnder the eaues, or roofs 
of an houſe, 

ad, 


1 Subtegulaneus, 

An © we. 

1 Ovis fcemella,ovicula,f. 

An old Ewe haumg lately eaned. 
1 Adaſia,adavia,t. 


E ante B 


To Tbbe, « the Sea doth. 

1 Refluo ,TecIproco, 
An ebbing. 

1 Refluxus,receſſus mans. 
That ebbeth and floweth. 

1 Reciprocus,ad. 
Ebttetie,vide Drnkennesſſe, 
Ebullent, 1. ſeething. 


E ante C 


Eccleſialkicall. 
Ecclefiaſticus,ad. 

To make an Fccho. 

1 Reſono. 

An eccho. 1 Fccho. 

The eccho, or reſounding of the bel- 
lowing of an Oxe, 

1 Reboatus,m. 

Ech,echen,vide Increaſe. 

Ech onc,or one of two. 

1: Altemiter, 

That maketh an ecche, 

I Reſonans, 

Ech other, 

1 Mutuo,invicem,alterne,adv. 
To b- in an Tcitvſl K 

3 Dcficio. 

An Ecliye, x Eclipfis,F. 


* The 


— 


ren 


— —— 


3. 


EDG 


EFF 


EG G 


The Eclipſe of the Sunne, 
1 Defettus 

Defc&io folis. 
Deliquium 

Tenammg to the Eclipſe. 

i Eclipuicus, ad. 

An Tcloge,or Paftorall ſpeech, 
1 Zploga,kcg, f. 


E ante D 


Even, i. pleaſure, 
To jet on Te. 
1 Exacno0,coacuo. 
To /et ones teeth on edge. 
2 Hebeto, vt dentes hebetare. 
The edge of a weapon. 
1 Acics,f. acumen,n. 
The ſetting of ones teeth on edge. 
: Hebctatio dentium. 2 Stupur den- 
rium. 
That hath two edyes. 
2 Anceps, ad. vt anceps gladius, 4 
two-cdged ſword. 
Hauwng three edges, 
I Tiilulcus,ad. 
Eqdged like a knf. 
1 Cultcllatus. 
[cel ge 
1 Cesim,adv. 
To make Edges, or brinkes. 
s Margino, : 
The edge,or brinke of any thing. 
1 Margo,dub.g. orasf. 
The edge,"er 'me,or ;hirt of a garment, 
1: Fimbria,f 
The edge of .: fillet,or ſach like. 
» Tema, f. 
That hath great edges. 
1 Marginatus, ad. 
An Czatct, 
1: Edicum, n. 
Edifics, i. building. 
To aifte, vide ro build. 
T oed'fir, or infiruct, vide to inſtrutt 
and teach. 
Edition, Editio. 
To Epucate, or bring vp , vide to 
bring wp. 


| Education. Educatio. 


To eeke, vide Augment. 


E ante F 


To Effect, 1 Efficio. 

An effetF,or bringing to paſſe. 

1 EffeQus, m. etfettum, n, vide to 
bring to paſſe. 

E ffetuouſueſſe, vide efficacie, or ef- 


fettuall. 

| The effe, or chiefs point of the mate 
ter. 2 Cardo ra. 
Effeuall, 


2 Efficax, 2 Przſens, p, vt pre» 
ſens medicamentum , 4 effectuail 


medicine, 
ke 


| 


—_— 


Of no effclt. 

1 Irrins, caſſi's, 

To no effect, 

1 Fruſtra,adv. vide Vaiely, 

Effefturity, or effe thuouſly. 

1 Efhcaciter,adv. 

To Effeminate, or make nice,or wo- 

manlike. 1 Effa&mino, 10. 

E fſemunated. 

2 Emollitus,p. 

A mating effemmate, 

1 Evirativ,t. 

E ffeminate, or womanlike. : 

1 ? = OR. 

2 Mollis. 

Somewhat effeminate, 

1 Semivir. 2 Molliuſculus,ad. 

E ffemanately,or want only. : 

>. Muliebrizcr, cffamunate, laſave, 
V. 

Efficacte, or grear force, 

1 Efficacitas,ethcacia,energia,vis,f, 

Of more efficacie. 

1 Efticacior,ad, 

Of much efficacte,ov force. 

1 Yalentiflimus,ad. 

Efficient, Efhiciens. 

Efuſion, or powring owe. 

I Ettu oO, r, 

Eftloones, or et ag ine. 

1 Iterum,identidem, adv. 

Eftſoone:,or often, vide Often. 


E ante G 


Ezall, i. equall. 
Eqger, vide Eager, 
To Egge,vide is pronoke, 
He that eggeth, ſolienteth, oy entiſeth, 
1 Solicitator,m. & trix,f, 
Eqged,or proweked. 
1 Laceſſimns, 
To fit on Egges, vide Brood, 
To potch egges. 
1 Coctillare ova. 
An egge. 1O0vum,n, 
vAn egge new latd, 
1 Ovum recens. 
A (iſt exge. Molle ovum. 
(A reare «x 7640 an eg ge neere dreſſed, 
3 Ovum cdurum. 
A ftale eq gee 
2 Ovum requietum. 
A potched ezge. 
1 Ovun cuctillatum. 
Toe perchirg of an egge, 
1 Ovi cocullatio, 
An hard eg ges 
1 Duriuſculum ovum , Precoftum 
ovum, 
An :qge fried, 1 Ovum frixum. 
A fawe,large,and greai egge. 
1 Ovam decumanum, 
A liitle erge. 
1 Oviculur,ovulum,n. 
An eqge beqn to be a chickens 
1: Ovum gas 
2 


- 


An eg ge called a wind eg ge. 
1 Imtum ovum,Zephyrium ovum, 
An addle egge. 
: Vrinum ovum. 2 Cynokurum 0. 
vum. 
The winte of an egge. 
1 Albumen ovi,Candidum ovi. 
The yoke of an exge. 
1 Viellus,m. ovi luteum. 
_ ge with Iwo yolkes, 
i Ovum geminum. 
e-jpell, 
: Teltaovi,Putamen oyi, 2 Cortex 
Oovi. 
The ftraize of an ex.Le. 
1 Vmbilicus ovi. 
The zime, or ſeaſon , when hennes lay 
eg ger, or the | aying of eggese 
2 Ovatio,f, 
Made like an eg ge. 
1 Ovatus,p. 
A cowiterfs;t CEyptian, o ruwme- 
gate Gypſre, which was thought to be. 
witch folkes purſes, and coſen them of 
'1ctr mency. 1 Agyptius,laccularius, 
4in poſtor,m. 
Exl entine, ſweet-brier,or dog-brier, 
1 Cynosbatus,f, 
Eglogue. Y 
gregious, vide Excellene. 
AN Egreſle,vide Gomg forth, 


E ante 1 


An Tie, vide Eye, 

T- Etect, Ejicio. 

Ctection, Ejecio. 4 
Cigh,or well. 

1 Eja, interjeR. 

Etrhf, vide Numbers, 

Fiell, vide UVmeger. 

Either. x Aut, ve, vel,cu,ſive,con. 
Ether elſe, 1 An,con. 

Eche,vide ech, 


E ante L 


Clabo:ate, Elaboratus, 

Elate, Elatus, 

To leane on by fThow. 

1 Inniti cubito. 

An elbow, 1 Cubitus,m. 
AnETlder. 1 Presbyter,m. 

An Elderihip. 

1 Presbyterium,n. 

Elders,or fathers. 

1 Patzes,majores,avi,m. 

Elder tn age. 

1 Scnior,maj9r natu, antiquior,ad. 
EldeiF. 

1 Veterrimus, vetuſtiſſimus, Maxi- 
mus natu,ad. 

The title of the eldeFT children mn inhe. 
ret-nce. 1 Primigema,t. 

To Elect vide ro huje. 

A? Elcctuarte, 

1 Ele&uarium,n. 


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E-L:E 


EMB 


EMP 


An Eleltuarie, very medicinable a+ 
guniF the Gowt. 1 ; 
Eleftuarie , which the Aporhecanes 
call Lochet, 1 Eciegma,n. 
Eleganct?,or fineneſſe in ſpeech, 

x Concinnitas,cl tia,f, 

> Lepor,venultas,f. 

Elrgacir, ix fiveneſſe m apparrell, 

1 Mundities,f, ornaws,culus, m, ni- 
tor,m. 

An el:nant perdn, 

1 Phikocalus,m. 

E levant m ſpeech 

1 Councinnus,diſertus. 

2 Atticus,ad. 

Elegmit in opp wrell, 

1 Comptus, policus, lautus, p. mune 
dus. 2 Nitudus,ad. 

Elegant in ſþeer,or apparrell. 

1 Oinatus,p- clezans. 2 Splendidus, 
limaws,ad, 
Very el-qart, 

1 Perelegans, ad. 

E legantly mn ſpe2ch,or apparrell, 

1 Eleganter,ornate, venulte. 

: AS: , 

egantly im ſpeech, 

I Diſcne. pr WY 

E legantly in epparrell. 

2 Lat&,compre,nitide,adv. 

The Element, and foundation of 4 
thing. 1 Elementum,n. 

Belonging or pertaining toelements, 
1 Elementarius, ad, 

To bray like an Elephant, 

1: Barno. 

An Elephart,or Olephant. 

1 Elephas,barrus,m. 

Elephants, 

r Lucanz boves. 

The lang ſaut of an Elephant, 

1 Pruboſis, f. 

The braying of an Elepoant, 

1 Earmius,m, 

Of,,or belonging to an Elephant: 

1 Elephantinns,ad, 

To F{rnate,vide l/: vp. 

An Flfe,vide Dwarfs. 

Elench. Elenchus. 

To meaſure him{elfe by Ts, 

3 Vino. f 

An ell. 1'Vina,F. 

Pertain:ng to anell, 

: Vinalis, yInaris, ad. 

Elacution, Elocutio, 

Elke,1. wool. 

To ſheoke Eloquentiy., 

I IICOT, 

To m.ike eloquent. 

3 Facundo. 

Aſads ele vent. 

2 Facungatus. 

Elcquence. 

1 tloquentia, facundia, facultas di- 
cendi. 

Sttely e oquence, 

1 Grandiloquentia,f; 
Lacke of cloquicubes 


1 Infacundia. 2 Infantia,f. 
Eloque's ' 

1 Eloquens,diſertus,facundus, 

2 Luculentus,ad. 

Ver) eloq's nt. 

1 Perfacundus,pereloquens,ad. - 
Full of eloquence, 

1 Facunduwoſlis, ad. 

Tat /heank oth with a ftately eloquence. 
1 Grandiloquus,ad, 


WI!" :thout &: £0162, 


1 ladiſertus, iniacundus, inclegans, 
ad 


Elequently, 

1 Diſerte, facund?, copioſ?, ornate, 
eloquenter, adv« 

Not cloquently. 

3 Incultc,inornate,adv. 

Elle. 

1 An,con,preterea,ady.vt preterea 
nemini, to 10 nan elſe, 

Elſe but, 

: Niſt, con, 

Or el/e, 

1 Aut, vel,con,alias,adv. 

Elſewhere. 

1 Alibi, alias,adv. 

Eleifh, vide Froward, 

An Embaſlſadour , vide Amba/- 
41owr, 

Hote Embers. 

1 Favilla,f. 

Of embers. 

1 Favillaceus,ad, 

Embel!:;, vide Adorne. 

Embleme, Emblema . 

To FmboTe,vide Imboſſe. 

To &:nbalden, 

2 Honor, vide to enconrage, 
Einbowed. 

1 Laqueatus.ad, 

To F-nhow!ll, vide to bowel. 

To Emb2 3c, 

I Anple&or,amplexor, fovev, 

To embrace cbout. 
1 Circumplegor, 
Embraced, 

1 Amplexus,p. 
AN embracur, 

I A pl w . 

AN eNwracmg abort. 

1 Cireaumplexus,m, 

To &Embicw, «r 6 ſprinkle. 
1 Tingo,proluc, perfundo. 
To be emt{ rew ed. 

1 Perfundor, 

Embrewed, or beſprinkl:d. 

1 TinQus,pertuſus,reſperſuss 
An em ys VvINge 

1 Tins, m. 

Embeing 44. 

1 Fcrie papales. 

2 Elurialcs, 

To Grmb1over. 

1 Acupingo, intex@» 

2 Plumo, 
To embrodep\togethers 

1 Contexo, 


Embrodered. 

1 Acupicus, polymitus, vermicula- 
tus. » Pius, 

That hath the edges enirecercd, 

1 Prztextns, p. 

An embrodered ,, or needle.wrought 
Larment, 


1: Acupita 
2 Phrygia > veſtis, 
Pivrygiana 

Ar E'miroderer, 

: Acupiftor. 

An Embrodcrer fer (outings, and 
Beding, 

I Plumarius. 2 Limbator,m. 

An embroder1ng. 

2 Intextus. 

Embroders, 

2 Pictura, f, 

Belonging t 9 embrodering, 

1 Polymnarius, ad, 

The laſt Gmendatton , or pobiſhing 
of a thing, 

2 Lima. 

Emmet wide piſmare. 

To be Emtnent,vide to appeare. 
Emtinencte, vide Excellencie, 
Emrroids, a4:ſe.ſe in the fundanxt 
vide pile. 

E:mnty,vide hate. 

To Zmpatre,or d:mimiſh, 

1 Detero, mminuo,offendo, 2 Ex- 

ro. 

Emp.tzred, or dimaniſhed. 

2 Artonſus,p. 

An Emparning, 

1 Imminutio. 

Empanell, 

Eligo,aſcribo, vide pane, 
Emparlance. 

Petnio,induciarum; 

To Einpcach. 

1 Prodo, vide ts appe ach, 

An empe:rching one of felome. 

1 Criminatio,S accuſaio ſur. 
An Emyerour. 

1: Imperator. 

An Empreſſe, 

1 Imperatrix,f. 

An Emperor: pallice, vr pron'uen, 

1 Anguſtale,n, 

Al Emprre. 

1 Impetinmgditio F. 

Belonging to un Emperour, 

1 Imperatorins,ad; 
CTmphatts,lat. 

E mplead,vide [ue. 

To Employ,or beſtow. : 

1 Navo,impendogimpertio,ad hibeo 
2 colloco,pono. 

To employ va'nly, 

1 Fruſtror,fruſtro. 

To be employed. or beſtowed. 

2 Expromor, vt labcr omius expro- 
mitur, 

Emwloyed, 

1 Impenſs, funaptus, 2 Colloca 
ws,politus. 

AN 


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ENB 


ENC 


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AN employing, 

I Inaumptio, f 

To O®-mpoucrth, »r make poore, 
1 Depauperu,fortunas cverto, 
To Emptic, | 

1 Vacuo, exinantos 

Ts make cmprie. 

1 Evacuo,cxhautio. 

The emp11e veſſels of oyle. 

z Capulo. 

To be emprie, 

1 Vaco,intervace- 

To become « mpile, 

s Inaneſco, 

E mpried, 

1 kExhauſtus, exinanitus, 

SAR £1 fine. 

1 Fxmanino, F. 


Em b ſ- 
1: Vacwras, rs anicat, F, 
AV  I1DfiC 7 F [ J 


l or things, 
i Inaic, va (O03 "1 

Empiie, 1 Vacuis, Man'hs 

AY mer h it mbpr ie. 

1 Subinaris, ad 

T: Tywulate, » Xmuleor. 

E mulation, 

1 Amulato, ft. rclvs, 

«An (7 AMY. 

1 Amrulatrr,m. nix,f 

To Tnamcll,:r orkenith fire, 

1 Into, 

Enameled, 1 Tnuſtus, p. 

Av inameler. 1 Encauſtes, m. 

An enemeling. 1 Encauſtice,F. 

A piftuwe enameled, or wrought with 
fore. 1 near tum, encauſtica pictura, 
To Enbawme, 

1 Follincio. 2 Ccndio, 

Ts: be enhar med, 

2 Conor, 

Enbanmed. 2 Conditus,p. 

An enbawn.ing of dead bodies, 

1 Folliinura.t. pollinus, m, 

To @nchant, vide ber. 11h. 

An enchantment,oy venting. 

1 Incarratio,falcinum,prefiigium. 
An enchanting vide ( barmang. 

LAN © (ch nier. 

1 Jacantator, veneficus, mags. 
EFncrochmint, or accr ochmcns, 
Alicni inuncatio, 

Ton rech. Tminco, 

To Onclins vide Incline, 

To Orrclot,or ſt ut m, 

1 Clardo, conchido, cireundo, cir- 
cur munio, crcumfſepio. 2 Cingo, 
vide En ren. 

To eneloſe, or f} wt wp. 

1 Intercl-do. 

To nil oor make atrench abort, 

1 Vallo,circumvallo, 

Enclo{id 

1 Circondatus, intercluſus, confep- 
ws, 2 Coercitus,p, 

Enclo"d m, 

F Clai ſt:3,incluſus. 

Eucliſid; ith. 2 Finitus, ps 


An encloſure. 

1 vepwm,ſ. pimentum,n, 

To Encombcr. 

1 Impedio, 

Enombred. 1 Impeditus,p. 
«An encombrance, : 

1 Impeditio, 2 Implicatio , vide 
{ "mnber, 

Encomb antes, 

1 Offenfiones, F. infortunia, n. res 
adveriz, 

To Encounter. 

1 Congrediuy,concerto,confligo. 
LAN encownt rt 4. 

1 Congreſſus,vccurſus,m. 

Ts Encourage,or «nmate. 

1 Exhonor ,confolor, animo,confir- 
mo. 2 Acccrdo 

To encourage by clapping the hand's, 

1 Plaido. 

Encew -ged, 

3 Faxhonatus,inctatus,p. 

AN Cd ew nger, 

1 EFxhontator. 2 Faſlimulator. 

AH encenragh C- 

1 Exhortat.o mcitatio,F kortatus,m, 
EN 1. ahr ige ment. 

1 Incramentm.n. 

Ts Encr-aſt or avgment,aht. 

1 Avgrento, adaugeo, multiplico, 
intendo, ve antendere cupiditates, vide 
to enlarge. 

To encreaſe much, 

1 Aucito, 

To encreaſty,y cdde meye no, 

1 fdjicio,ad/tngo,aftruo, 

To encre. {e, neut. 

1 Creſco,augeico, 2 Ingraveſco,cx- 
urgo, 

To enereaſc,or erow more and more. 

1 Incre{co,increbeſco. 

To encreaſe together, oy grow by now 
riſl ment. 1 Coaleſco,cuarpgeico. 

To en recſe chuldran. 

3 <obolcſco. 

Enere«ſirg,or waxing hote. 

2 Igreſcens, vt igneſcentia odia. 
Enereaſicoy augmer. cd, 

1 AuGus,multphenus. 2 Propaga- 
tus,cumulatus,ps vide Enlarged. 
Ereareaſid in wealth. 

1 Locupleratus, 2 Dicatus,p. 
Altre eucreaſed. 

1 MaGus,ad. 

Thit may be encreeſed. 

1 Multiplicabils,ad, 
Emreaſe. 

1 Increm.entum, o "” 
xefts,f. proſecius,farrus,m, 
A great enereaſe, 

3 Magmcntum,n. 

An em rraſerycr erlarger, 

1 Auctor,m., trix,f, 

An cr ere fing, augmenting, or enay. 
2 £ 1 Augrentatio,au@io,accretio, 
acceſſio. - 2 Cumulatio, 

Te Fncroch, 

1 Pruterino. 2 Irrepts, 
I 3 


4D. at 


AO 


To Endama . . 

i 'Oblum, _ 2 Promo, vide 
Damage, 

E ndemageable,vide Hur: fill. 

To End,or frn/k,att. 

1 Finio.termino,concludo, 

To endcr fimſb together. 

1 Contermino, 

To m.ke an end of. 

: Confico, patro,coronidem impo= 
no. 


To en, neut. 

1 Dcſino,terminor. 2 Exco. 
It w ended, 

1 Finnur,imperſ, 
CIS 
1 Finitus.ctfe&tus, vide Finiſhed, 
Ending. 

2 Exitus,part. 

Not euded, 

1 ImperfcQus,inſeQue,ad. 

AYP chid.. 

1 Fins, terminus, eventus, m. con- 
cluſio, catafirog he, t. extremum,n, 
2 Fain, n. vt extremum rep. ta- 
wm, the luſt end, gc, Meta, t. exi- 
ets, M« 

The end of a thirg. 

2 Faftigium,terma,n, 

AN ll end, 

1 Exitium, Ns 

The jt arpe rd of a thing , 4s of any 
kind of we apen, 

1 Pinna, t. 

The en, r exireame part of any thing, 
1 Ora,f. 

An enamgvide Finhing, 

Enaable. 

1 Terminabilis, ad. 

Endleſſe. 

1 Perpetuus,perennis, 

Pertanirg 16 the end, 

1 Finalis,ad. 

To what «rd or pr poles 

1 Quorſum, quatends, 

To tbe ed that, 

1 £6,catends, 

To the j. me end, 

1 Ecd: m.adv, 

To @ndcvour, 

1 Conor,entor,molior. 

To em. evour t got ,07 ants 

2 ConlcQor,expeto, 

Toer devour agaire, 

1 Remitor, renavo. 

To endeveur carneſily. 

x Connitor. 2 Contendo. 

To endevour to attaine. 

2 Spiro. 

To endevrny to are the like, 

2 ConieCor. 

To endevour with all paine and dilie 
Her E. 

1 Navo, cravo. 

To ende: cur, or ſlirre ſeme part of the 
bodie. 1 Nictor. 

They erdevorred. 

1 Infervitun. eſt, imperſ. 


That 


END 


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That endeuoureth ty dos a thing. 

x Conatus,enixus,anniſus, 

A\t endewT ur. 

1 Conatus, m. ftudium,molimen,n. 
opera,t. niſus, m. 2 Certatio, conic- 
Ratio. 

He that endeuereth to procure,or takg 
any thing. 1 Captator,m, 
Endeuoring. 1 Nitibundas,ad. 
Endeuo:ing greatly. 

1 Enix&e,adv. 

To CFndite,or rehearſe to one, what, 
Ir how hs ſhall write. 1. Dito. 

So endited, 1 Dictatus,p. 

C=nnozſ A 1 write on the backe, 

To endite,or deferre. 

Nomen alicuius indicare. 
Euditement. Acculatio. 

Endowment. Dotatio., 

To Emdure,or /#/tarne, 

1 Suſtento,fero,patior. 2 Haurio, 
To endare paine, 

2 Laboro, 

To endure,oy continue. 

1 Superſum, vide to abide and conti- 
nue. 

To entire all the Summer, 

1 Perxſtuo. 

To enture all the VVinter, 

1 Perhycmo, 

Tot — «co HM ſuſtaine . 

1 Patiens,Þ- 

That hath endured, 

1 Paſſus,p. 

Enduring. 

1 Patiens,tolerans,p. 
_ enduring, or ſuſſering, vide Abie 
RF, 

Enduri 12 all day long, 

1 Perdius,2d. 

Enduring a long time. 

1: Perdiuturnus,ad. 

To make Znemics. 

3 Inimico. 

To become enenues, 

1 Inimicor, 
An enemze, 1 Inimicus, m. hoſtis, 
com. g. 
An enemie that maleth warre cgainſt 
one. 1 Perduellis,com.g. 

Enmaitie, 

1 Inimicicia,hoſtilitas,F, 

The enenues Land. 

x Hoſticum,n. 
A taker of enernes. 

1 Hoſticapax,ad. 
Dertamir C10 anenem'e, 

: Hoſtilis, hoſticus, ad, 

Like an enenne, 

1: Hoſtiliter.inimice,infenſe,ady. 
To Tnfeeble, vide weaken. 

To Enforce, or frame himſelfs care 
weſtly, x Conor, enitor. 2 Ceno, 
contendo, 

Enforcing lumi{tlfs ts doe a thing. 

1 Adnoxus,admiſus,p, 

An enforcement,or conſtraint. 


x CoaRus,m. vide (onſtraine. 


To Enfranchiſc, or make fee, vide 
ro make free, 

Enffranchiſement. 

Ture Cluitatis donare. 

To Engender. 

1 Genero, 

To engender againe. 

1 Regenero,rez1gno. 
E'ngendred,vide begotten, 
Engendred togeiher, 

1 Congenitus. 

Engenared m,vor ofynatare. 

1  Innatus, ingenitus,p. 

He that hath the charge of beaſt;,when 
they couet to engender,and putteth the 
Stallion to the Mare, 

1 Peroriga, proriga,pruriga, 

That hath power to engender, 

1 Genitivus,ad. 

That u eaſily engendred. 

1 Generabilis,ad. 

Seruing to enjender. 

1 Genitalis,ad. vide to beget. 

An Enxine. 

1 Machuna,f. machinamentum. 

A ſmall ence. 

1 Machinula,f, 

An engine of warre, to ſat darts and 
quarrels, 1 Catapulta,f, © 

An engine vſed m warre. 

1 Tormentum,n. 

An engine to beſiege a ('itie with, 

1 Helepolis. 

An engine of warre , wherewith walls 
were battered, 1 Sambucasf. 

An engine to throw great ſtone; with, 
1 Tortum,n. 

Engmes wherewith ſhips are dravne to 
the ſhoare. 1 Chamulci,m. 

A place where a great engine us (aid, 

1 Baliſtarium.n. 

A maker of engines. 

3 Machinator. 2 Organarius,m, 
One that caſteth wwuh an engine 1" 
warre. 1 Machinaris, m. 

Belonging to engine”, or initruments 
of warre. i Machinalis,machinarws, 
machinoſus,ad. 

VV th an engine, 


2 = wy 
Engleterie, i. a» Engl:ſh aan. 


Anglus. 

To Engraffe,vide to grafſe, 
T-Engrane,graucor emta'le. 
1 Czlo,inſculpo,incido. 

2 $igno. 

Engranued. 

1 Czlatus, inſculptus,inciſus, 
An engraneryor entailer, 

1 Czlator,(culptor,m. 

An excellent engrauer of veſſels, 
1 Mentor,m. 

An engrauer in ſtones, 

1 Lithoglyphus,m. 

An engraxer of 1 mages. 

1 Hermoglypbus,ftatuarius, 
The art of ſuch engraumg. 

1 Statuaria, fs 


a. 


An enrrauer tn gold, 

1 Aurigraphus,m. 

An engrauing m gold, 

1 Aurigraplua,f. 

An engr au'rg. 

1 Czlatura,iculptura,f, 

The axt,or ſcrence of engrauing, 

1 Anagliptice,diagraphice,t. 

Three furrowed engraumgs, in faſhion 
of a top turned vpſrae dowiie, 

1 Triglyphi. 

Things put vnder ſuch engraugs, 

1 Guttz, f. 

An engraming,or grauing yr on 

1 Scalptum,n, ſcalper,m. 

An mitrument to engraue with, 

: Czlum,n. 

That may be eurrauens 

I Sculprilis, ad, 

To Engroſle « letter, or writing. 

; Tabulas corficio, infero in tabu- 
As. 

He that hath licence to engroſſe cey- 
taine commodities , which no man can 


ſell, or gaine by, but he. 
1M 


, Ms 
The place where he engroſſeth ſuch 
commodities. 1 Mot wm,n. 
Engroſſers of Markets, which make 
vittuals deere, 1 Timiopolz, 
To Enhance 'he price of any thing. 
2 Augeo preuum,extollo pretium. 
An erhauncer, or he that rearcth the 
price, 2 Emphyteuta, autor, 
The enhaunc:n the price, 
2 Emphyteuſis,t. 
Of,or belonging to ſuch enhauncing. 
1 Emplyteuncus,ad. | 
Enigmaticall. Enigmaticus. 
To Entoy. 
1 Fruor,potior, vide to p ofſe ſe. 
To emoy throwghly, 1 Ferfruor. 
That hath enivyed, 1 Potitus,p. 
To Cnioine, vide 10 command, or in- 
fone. 
To Enlarge, _ 
1 Amplio,amplifico,dilato, 
2 Extendo,propago. 
To be enlarged. 1 Pateſco. 
Enlarged. 1 Amplificatus. 
An eularger, 1 Arpplificator, 2 Pro» 
pagator. 
An. enlarging. 1 Amplificatio, pro- 
latatio. 2 Diſtentio, laxatio, t, vide 
Encreaſe, 
To hae more then Fnough. 
3 Proſupero,vide 70 abou:4. 
Enouth. 1 Sat,fatis,adv. 
To Ennoble, i. mae noble. 
Enozmitie,vide Hamnouſneſſe. 
To Enquire, vide 70 #7:quire. 
Enqueſt, Inquiſitio. 
To Enranc. » Stimulo. 
Enraced. 1 Lymphatus,p. 
To Enrich, or m-ke r:c#. 
1 Locupler dito. 2 Angeo. 
E»y hed. 1 Locuplctatus,ditatus, 


2 Aus, p. " 


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ENT 


ENT 


ENT 


To Enroll, vide to r-2:feer. 

An Cnſample,vide Example. 

An Enſiane, or Banner. bk 
1 Vexillum,inſigne, n. ſignum mik- 


care. 

E nſiqnes diſplaced. 

2 EreQta l12na. 

Enſignes fo'ded Vp. 

2 Spina figna, 

A companie of men, of Armes wvnder 
one e»ſigne, 

x Yexillatio,Ff. 

An enfeene,ey ſlanderd-beavey, 

1 Signifer,ad. vexillarus, m. 

To Thaſtall, »r enthrone, 

1 Inthromſo. 

An inſtalling ary one in the ſtate of 
boncur. 1 Inthromiatio. 

To Enſur,vide to folbw, 
T-S*ntaile,vide rs engrane, 

AN extuale. 

Feudum talizatum. 

To entaile. 1 Taiho,as. 

To Entangle,or ſnare, 

1 1llaqueo,rretio. 2 Implico, 

To be entangled, 

: Circumretior, 2 Implicor, 
Entangled,or ſnared. 
1 Tilaqueatus, 2 Impeditus, impli- 
Catus,captus,p. 

An entangler. 2 Plicator, m. 

An entangling. : 

2 Implexus,m. involutio, f. vide to 
entrap. 

Entenyment. _ 

1 Propolitum,intentio. 

To Enterre, vide Burie. 

To Enter, or put into, Atiy, 

1 Introdo,infero. 

To enter,or goe into. ; 

1 Intro, introeo, ingredior,ineo,im- 
migro. 2 Illabor,invehor, penetro, 
To enter im by molence, 

1 Irrumpo,pernumpo, 


To entey in primly. 


2 Irrepo. 

To entey in quick/y, 

2 Involo. 

To enter into by gnaWiig. 
1 Errodo. 

To enter p01 4 thirg, 

1 Occipio. 2 Adeo. 


To enter, 44 to entey into 4 matter. 
2 Progredior,attingo. 

To enter into, 1 Capeſſo, 

To makhs an entrance, 

3 Pruamior. 

To be entred into. 

2 Provehor, 

Entred,or begwn, 1 Initus, p. 
Entred m, 

1 Introitus,penetratus,intratus,P. 
An entrance, into a matter, 

23 Ingreſſus,m, vide Begining. 
An ertrance,entring,or going itte 

1 Introitus,ingreſlus,m. 

A forced entrance. 

1 Inuptio, f, 


AP en!71e, 

: Veſtibulum, limen, n. aditus, m. 
fores,f. vt, tores aperue, to make an 
entries 
AN EMeTIe NI dow, or way © n'%: 

1 Feneſtra,f. 

A long extrie into a houſe, 

1 Penitylwm, n. 

An entrie,or paſſage betweene roomes 
in a houſe. 1M ,m. 

The entries of great Riuers, 

2 Oſtia.n. 

Entcrchangeable, vide by cowr/e. 
An Entercourle of Merchandsfe, 
from place to place. 

1 Cummercium,n. 

Entercowſe,or tructs 

1 Fadus,n. 

To» Enterfeire, or 16 one heele 4- 
gainſt the other, 

1 Detero calces, 

The enterftirng of an horſe, 

1 Intertrigo,t. 

T- Enterlace. 

1 Interpono. 2 Intexo, miſceo,va- 
rio, vt,otum variare labore, to enter. 
lace hu reit with labour. 

Emeylaced, 1 Interpoſitus. 2 Con- 
ſertus,contextus, 

An enterlacing. 2 Contextus,m.tra- 
jeRio,f, vt,trazeQtio verborum, an en- 
terlacing of words,oy a ſetting of words 
from ther proper placts, by Gramma. 
ticall ord: ay by KA off. 
As it were enterlaced, 

1 Conſerte, adv, 

To Enterline. 

2 Intericribo, 

Enterlied, 

1 Interlinzaris,ad. inſertus,p. 

An erterimings 

1 Interlinea,t. 

An Fntcrlude. 

2 Comcedia,f, ludicrum,n. 

Merrie Enterludes, 

1 Attellanz, f. 

The laſt part of an Enterlude, wherein 
after the auditors haue bin wearied, a 
Hayper ſtepped fortl:,and plaid. 

3 Epicithariſma, n. 

A player of Enterludes. 

1 Hiſtrio, 

A writer,or makey of Enterludes, 

2 Comicus,m. 

Enterpleder. 

1 Cognitio prxjudicialis. 

To Enterpaiſe, or take in hard. 

1 Suſcipio,moliur, 2 Sumo, vide to 
aſſy « d tr:e, 

To enterpriſe a buſineſſe. 

2 Auſpicor. 

Enterpriſed,vy attempted, 

1 Suſceptus, P. 

AN enterpriſe, or attempt, 1 Incep- 
tum,cceptum,molimen,conatus,m. 
Enterpriſes. 2 Orſa, n. 

The enterpriſe, or that which one ten- 
deth wnto. 1 Summas,f. 

I 4 


—— 


An enterpn1ſer. 
1 Inceptor. 
An enterpriſing. 

1 Suſceptio,molino,f, 

To Entertaine. 

1 Excipio. 2 CompleQor,hoſpitor. 
Entertamed. 1 Excepus. 
Entertainement, 

: Hoipualitas,f. 

Lacke of entertameannt, 

1 Inhoipitalitas.f. 

Gentle entertainements 

1 Prothymia, 

Uſing gentle entert ainement, 

1 Hoſpralis,ad, 

That eaſily enteyt aineth, oy may be en- 
tertamed, x Hoſpitabilis,a 

Unfit to entertane. 

1 Inhofpitalis,ad. 

Like a friend that entertaineth, 

1 Hoſpitaliter,ady, 

Entire,or vucorrapt. 

1 Sincerus,purus, 2 Caſtus,ad, 
Entiye,entiey,or whole, 

1 Integer,totus. 2 lnfraus,ad. 
Entirely, or corruptly, 

” Sincere, 2 Sante, ulime,integre, 

Vs 

Entiyely,oy deeyely. 

2 Vnice,conjun&e,amanter,adv. 
To Entiſe,vide to alire, 

A flickering enticement, or pleaſant 
allurement, 1 11 


. 
A great enticement, ; 
3 ' ror way” 
To Entombe, 
1 Tumulo,vide to buric. 
An Entrall, or invard part, 
1 Inteſtinum,n. 


Entrals,as hart, /iver, lights, 
1 Viſcera,exta,n, 
Part of the entrals, 
3 Preciſum,n. 
Dart of the entyals in old time effered 
to the gods, 1 Ablegmina, 
T- Entrap, 
1 Retio, wretio, 23 Circumvenio, 
vide to entangle, 
To entrap by arcuments, 
1 Sophiſmatizo, 
E ntrapped. 
1 Irrentus,p, 
AN entrappings 
1 Intricatura,f, 
To Entreat, or beſeech, 
! Precor,oro,rg0, 2 Ambio, 
To entyeat humb'y. 
1 Supplico,obreſtor, imploro, 
Ts emtreat earneſtly. 
1 Corrogo. 
To entreat with feure wards. 
1 Suadeo. 
To entreat ſomenhat for a thing, 
1 Subimpe:ro, 
To entreat often. 
1 Kogito, 
To emtreat,or handle. 
1 TraQo,contreto, 2 Habeo. 
Te 


ENV 


EPI 


ERR 


4 


To entreat gent'y, 

2 Demulceo. 

To entreat of,or handle, 

1 TraQto, pertraQo. 

Entreated. 

1 Exoratus, rogatus, 

Entreated, or handled, alſo entreated 
of, 2 TraQatus, p. 

A gentleentreatie,or handling, 

1 Mulcedyu, f. 

An entreating of. 

1 Commentatio,f. 2 Tratatus,m. 
Au entreater, nr beſeecher, 

1 Precator,deprecator,m, 

An entreating. 

1 Precatio,f. rogatus, m. 

At entreatie made by friends. 

2 Precis,rogatio,f. 

An often entreating. 

1 Rogitatio,f. 

Eaſie t» be entreated, 

1 Exorabilis. 2 TraQtabilis,ad, 
That can'ot be emtreated, 

1 [ntxorabilis, 

Humnbly entreating. 

: Supplex,ad. fupplicans,p. 

That entre iteth. 

1 Deprecabundus, ad. 

otten with much entreatie. 

1 Emendicatus,p, prccarius. 

By entreatie, 

x1 Precario, ady, 

By e4ſie entreatte. 

1 Exorabiliter, adv. 
An Natrie. 

1 Aditus,ingreſſus,intruſio, 
To Enyie, 

1 Invideo,zmulor,live>, 

To envi ſomewhat. 

x Subinvidco, 

To ſeche with env/'s to excell others, 

1 Zmulor, zmv!lo. 

Aen das eitvie. 

1 Invilmur, imper. 

Eny'e. 

1 Invidia, invidentia, e:nulatio, F, 
2 Liyor, m. 
Euvie that us betweene two perſons 
that love one woman. 3 Rivalitas,f, 
Small envie. 1 Invidiolast. 

He that envieth,or an envzous perſon, 
1 Invifor,ofor,xmmus. 2 Zoilus,ms 
Envious, 

1 Invidus,malevoluis. 2 Lividus,ad. 
Somewhat envious. 

1 Subinvidiolus, ad. 

Enuinuſly. 


z Invide,milizns,malevol2,adv. 


To Frtron, -nc'o/e,or beſer. 


1 Circundo; circumvenio, circum- 
cludo, circumſto, a Circumyallo, 


TYu 
CNge 


To environ with Rrength, 
z Stipo, coOmmiduics 
To envy ron agune, 

1 Reſtpo, 


To b» enyiron'd, 


x Ciucundor. 2 Obes 


Enyironed, or encloſed, 

1 Circundatus,obſitus,obſeſlus. 

2 Circumſeptus,cintus. 

Envirened with ſtrength of men, 

1 Stipatus,Þ. 

Environed,or comp aſſed tm. 

2 Incancus,p, 

An env ronng. 

1 Circundatio,circumſeſſio,f, 

An enviroung with ſtrengrh of men. 
1 Stipatio,f. vide encloſe, and beſicge. 
To Envite, vide Invite. 

T» Envre, vide Accuſftome, 

Enure, i. to be of force. 


E ante P 


An T'yicure. 1 Epicurus,m, 
An Eptxramme, 

1 Eppramma. 

He tn writeth E pigrams. 

1 Epigrammatiſta, m. 
Eptlepſie. 1 Epilepſis. 
Epiſcopall. 1 Epiſcopalis. 
Tviphanie., Epiphania, 
Exoithit:, Epicheron, 

A Eptlorzu?, vide Concluſion, 
Az EptHe, 

x. Epiſtola,f. 

E viitles, 

Codicilli, m. tabellz, literz, f. 

A little Ep:iFle, 

1 Epiſtoliuy,n, 

An Fit wh. 

1 Epitaphium, n. 

An Epitoine, vide Abridgement. 


E axte Q_ 


To muke OZquall, vide to mike like, 
Ths many of a thing equallor even, 
1 Adzquatio,exzquatio, 

Equalitie, or tkeneffe. 

1 Zquiparatio,f, vide Likeneſſe. 
Equally. : 

1 Zqualicer,pariter. 

Equally,or on: 44 well as another, 

1 ZXque,perzque, juxta, adv, 

The Fqutnoctiall r:me. 

1 XZqunotium,n. 

The E quinothuall lineg 

1 Zquator. 

Pertamning to the E quinoFiall, 

1 Fc ninoQtialic,ad. 

Cquitie, 

1 Zquitas, f. zquum, ns, vide 7«- 
ftice. 

T» be Bqutvalent, or of lhe eftima- 
ti?n. r XEquival:o,zquipolleo. 
Equtvocation, « Aquivocatio, 


E ante R 


Ore it blo ce, vide Anon, | 
Ere while, vide of late, , | 


To Trect,or [et Uþ. 

1 Erigo,arrigo. 

To —_— build. 

2 Conſt MPONo,excits 


Eretted, ov ſet v E 
1 Ercus, arreRus,p. immo!itus, 
Eremite. Eremita. 

Erle, vide E arle. 

An Trmine, or field-mouſo, 

1 Scytala,ſcytale,f. vide Aſcuſe, 
To Frne, vide Carne. 

Erneſt, vide Earneft. 

An Errand, vide Meſſuge. 

To Fre, vide t9 be decemed, 

To erre in going. 

1 Erro,oberro,aberro. 2 Devio. 
Erred,ov in wh.ich error s committed, 
1 E rratus,Pe 

An error. 

1 Erratum, vide Faul?, 

An error mm opinion, 

: Hallucinatio,t, crror,m. 

That may erre. 

1 Errabilis,crratilis, ad, 

Erromous, vide Falſe.. 


Erudition,vide /nſin«#i on, 


E ante $ 


To Eſcap?, 1 Effugio, evado, ſub. 
ducere ſe 2 Elabor. 
To e(cp' away by ſirurling, 
I Elukor. ha 14 
To eſcape away by flight, 
1 Evolo, 
T eſcape by ſwimming. 
» Enato,emergo,eno, 
To eſcape pri wy. 1 Subterfugio. 
E T1p4d. 1 Evaſus, 2 Exhaultus. 
Eſcaped from. 2 Ereptus, ps 
That hath eſcapel, 
1 Profuzus,ad. 2 flapſus,p. 
A" eſcaping. 1 Evalio,f. 
Eſcheate, i. forfer. 
T'2 be eſcheated, vide t: confiſcate, 
Goods fillen to eſcleat for lacke of an 
heire. 1 Confiſcata , vel publicata 
bona. | 
The EFchequer, or Kings Treafarie, 
1 Fiſcus,m. 2 Queſtoriamn, 
The E ſchequers effces 
1 Tabularium, n 
A (Clarks of the Eſcthequer, 
1 Librarius. 
Eſcheatcur, 1. qui reſert ad Gcecarium 
confiſcata. 
E {cuage, Scutagium, 
To FE(chew,vide ro 4014. 
Elpectally, vide C*:2/e!y. 
To Evte. 
1 Difpicio, exploro, 
T» efpie for. 1 Obſervo. 
To eſþ:e,or watch for. 2 Jmmineo. 
An eſpier. 1 Speculator,explorators 
emiſſarius,m. 
An ſpying. 2 Speculatio, f, 
«An eſþying pluce. u Specula,f. 
'E ſpying 


"OY 


[2 L nz 


FF: ha* 4 


EST 


EST 


EVE 


i... 


Eihyi 19 4 thing quickly, 
2 Oculatus,ad. 

That u ſent out to efÞve. 
x Emillititius,a4. 


Belonging to an efÞ1all, 
I =. Sod 
. oulty. 
elponſats, 
An Elquire. 
1 Armiger,m., 
An Eſquire /or the Trinces body. 
3 yep lax,m 
To Of nr ap firms Þ ſhips with all 
ableneſſe. 1 N avigia inſtruo, 
Clay, vide proe. 
The Ellence,or nature of any thing. 
1 Eſſcntia,natura,f, 
Eſfentuall. 
1 Eſſentialis,ad. 
To EE'!Totne, «r _ the « "x ab- 
ſent by an oath, x Cauſor 
E.med ſuters, 
1 Cauſary,m- 
That u efſ*ined in our law, 
1 Caufarius,ad.- 
T-Ftablth, 
1 Stabilio,vide fo confiyme, 
Ei abl ſhed,or made ſtable. 
1 Fundatus,ſtabilitus,ad. 
E#f. tbliſhed,or decreed. 
2 Ratus, fancitus, decretus, conſtitu- 
eus,Þ. 
An eftabliſher, oy be that maketh ſta- 
ble. 1 Fundator,firmator,m. 
A eſta5liſher, or he that erdaineth, 
: Sancitor,m. 
An eft 2h'1| ner be 
I Stabilimen, firmamentum,n. 
An efFablith ng. 
1 Contitutio. 
An Eater of l:f. 
1 Status,m.conditio, 2 fortuna. 
Tae edl ate, or plizhr, as of the boy, or 
misd, 1 Habitts,m. habitudo,f. 
An eFF ate of men concernme goods & 
fortunc, the men beins of cne ejiate. 
I Ordo, m, 
An dt ate, titleyor entereſt. 
An eſtare, oy honeuy. 
2 Am pli tudo,t. fplendor,mg 
Wi he hr 'g11e 7 eftate. 
1 Primatus. 
Loy eitate. 
2 AbjeQio, F. 
The roya' place of ciTategwhere 4 king 
only firreth, 1 Solium,n., 
Reftorel to hu former ejtate. 
2 Redintegratus,p. 
He tht u not come to mans eflate, 
2 Improles,ad. 
To Eltecme,or eff:mare. 
1. Duco, aſtimo, habeo, 2 Pendo, 
probo,ubſervo,v ro account. 
T's eftceme,tbinke, or rudge of. 
1 Puto,reputo O, OPINOT, att 
tumo, 2 pendo. 
T» eſteem: alike. 
1 Coaltimo,z zquipenſs, 


To eſteeme better,oy move. 


3 Antchabeu,prgfero, przpono,an- 


tepono. 
To eit1eme greatly, 

i Mp grutacio,magnipendo. 

To eſt-eme little of. 

1: Flocci facio,parvi-duco, 

To eHfe me lutle. 

I Poſthabeo,poſtpono. 

T eſteem nothung,or make yo account 

of. 1 Nihili-facio,nthili- pendo, de- 

ſpicio. 

1o wax l2ſ[: in efttmation. 

2 kE-vancico. 

Ts be effecemed. 

1 Cenſcor,habeor,cxiſtimor. 

To be eiteemed wori'y. 

1 Dignor. 

To be eſtremed,or had in eftumation, 

1 Xſtimor,2 Aſpicore 

To be nothing effeemed. 

1 Vileo,vileſco,2 Sordco. 

ſi ec med gov acc ant need, 

1 Xt: imatus,habitus, 2 Reputatus, 
probaus,p. 

Greatly . ſtcerned, 

1 Honoratus,p. 2 gratiolus. 

More (teemed. 

: Antehabitus, 2 prelatus,p. 

Noth: mg ettcemed. 
1 Deſpicatus,deſpetus,p- 
An eſteemer,or he that eſteemeth. 

1 AXſtimator,2 exiſtimator. 
Eſtrmationgoy account, 

1 Xſtimano,z exiftimatio, pondus, 
vt,habere pondus, te eſteemed, Lo- 
cus,m. vt, tenere locum oratorium,'o 
be eſteemed as Orators. 
Great eflimation, or fanour amongit 
noble men. 

1 Dignitas,autoritas,f, honor,m. 
Mott in eſtymaiton, 
2 Maximus. 

Of more eſtimation. 
Of no eftumat ion. 

I Semilſyg homo, fordidus, inanis, 
frivolus. 

Of like eftimation, 

1 Zquivalens. 

E Reemed little,or nothing. 

1 'Parvipenſus,p. 2 Languidus,ad. 
T: E\tranxe, vide to alienate. 
ENlreat. 
ExtraRum, vel extraQa. 


E ante T 


Eternall.v. everlaſting, © 
Eterrally,vide for ever. 

An Fthmckewr heathen, 
1 Ethnicus,m. 
Etinologie,  Frymologia, 


E ante V 


Sin Cyncaation., 
1 Exinanitio,Ff. 


2 Pluarts. 


> endleſſe. 


Evacuatine, 

3 Catharncus,ad, 
> Evanxell, vide ah 
An E vavge bfF., 


LL - 


Evangelical. 
1 Evangelicus,ad. 
An Foapo:atton. 
1 Evaporatio,f 
To mile Cen. 
I Ingquo,perlibro,collibro. 
T- make even,or ſmooth, 
: Cetubero , vide to make pliine, 8* 
ſmooth. 
a ade even,or leyell, 
uatus. 2 Pavitus,p. 
E venneſſe,v.pluneneſſe and flikenefſe 
Not even. 
1 Ingqualis,ad. 
Even 4s,vide like 4s, 
Even new. 
: lam,nunc, imprzſentiarum,adu. 
Even now _ nevey before. 
1 Iamprimumgadu. 
Even then, 
1 Iamtum.adu. 
Even there. 1 Inibi,adu, 
Even thence, 
+ Iam inde,adu. 
vents, x Adtenus 
Even he. x Ipſe ille, _ 
1: © even (0. 
1 Siccine,adus 
Even as it ſeould be. 
1 Rite. 
Even as many, 1 Totidem. 
Anholy daier ven, 
1 Profeſtus m. 
lr» Cvening. 
3 Veſperat,imp. 
It waxeth evening. 
1 Veſperaſcit,imperf. 
The »vening. 
1 Veipera,t heſperus,m. ſerum,n, 
Of,or belonging 19 the evening, 
1: Veſperti nus,ſerotinus,ad. 
In the cvering. 1 Velpen, (ers. 
Vericlue mn the ev enMrige 
1 Perveſperi,adu. 
An Event, 
x Eventus, 3 Proceſſus,m, 
Cver,e:r alwaies, 
x Semper 
Foer,or at any time, 
1 Vnquam,adue 
For ever, 
1 Perpetuo, inperpetuium, adu. vide 
Alwaes, 
Ever fithenee, 1 Tam vique,adu. 
F oy everand « day, 
r Longiim,adu. 
Tverte «0. 
I Vruſquiſque,omnis,quiliber.ad, 
Every one fer "er. 'lly,or by 6. mſclfe. 
x Singuli,privus.ad, 
Everic dealegor everiewbit,vi: all. 
Ever:e thi; 


: Quodq| ic,vnumquodque. 


Eveyie | 


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EVI 


EXA 


EXC 


Every way. 

1 Quoquo verſus.adu, 

Every where. 

x Vbique, vbique loci, paſſim, nuſ. 
quam non 

On every ſide. ; 

x Vſquequaque, circumquaque,adu, 
Every thing by it ſeife, 

1 Sigillatim,adu 

To mike Gverlalling. 

3 Erern». 

Everl aftino-neſſe, or eternitie, 

1 Xternitas,pcrennitas, 2 Immor- 
talitas,f. 

Everl:iFing,or eternal, 

1 ZXternus,ſempiternus,2 Immorta- 
lis, vide endleſs. 

Eveoalaitingly, vide alwayes, and for 
ever. 

Euzs,or eveſing,vide eatics, 

An Evet,or eft. 

1 Lacertus,m.lacerta,Ff, 

An Evidence, 

1 Teſtomonium. 

Evider.ces. 

2 Literz,f Inſtrumenta,n 

A giver of emidences,v, nitneſſe. 

To be,or make Fvident,v.manifeſt. 
A making evilent, 

2 Illuſtrauo,f. 
Evilneſle,videwickedneſe. 
Evill,op bad. £ 

1 Malus,pravus,improbus, 2 Exitia- 
lis,ad. 

Very evill,or incommodions, 

1 Perincommodus,ad, 

Erilly, 

1 Male,prave, perperam, improbe, 
ilime ,adu. 

The Kings Evil, a4 ſeaſe ſo called, 

1 Struma,lcrofula,f. 

That bath the Kyngs evil. 

1 Strimaticus,ſtrumoſus,ad. 

An Eunucke. 

1 Eunuchus,ſemivir,m. 

An E wer. 


1 Gutturnium,n, vrecolus,aqualis,m 


E ante X. 


To Tractor demand. 

1 Exigo,impero. 

To exact with clamoy, 

1 Flagito. 

Exatted, 1 ExaQus,p. 

Exatty made, 

3 Amuflitatus,p. 

F xatt;on, 1 Exadtio,f. 
ExatFt. 


T 


1 Exq iſitus,p accuratus, exaQus,p. 
Exadtly, 

1 Accurate, adamufſim, enucleatc, 
adu vi : artificially, 

To Traggcrate,vide to 1ggy var, 
An exrg geration, or heapmg together. 
1 Exaggeratio,f, 

Te Exalt. 1 Exalio, 2 Fero, vide 
ro extoll, nd advance. 


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Exalted. 
1 Sublimatus,p. 
To Eramine. 
1 Examino. 2 diſcutio, penſito, pon- 
dero,traetino,pendo. 
To examine at account,vide to try, 
To ex amine before, 
2 Przponiero, 
To examine diltrently, 
2 Perquizo, perpendo, ſerutor,intro- 
ſpicio, 
To ex amine alike, 
1 Zquipenſo. 
To ex-anme by rule, 
3 Canonizo, 
Tobe examined diligently. 
2 Excutior. 
Examined, 
1 Examinatus,2 excuſſus,penſitatus, 
penſas,p. 
A thing examined, 
2 Diſcuſſum, 
 AREXAmier, 
1 Examinator.2 Penſator,quefitor,m 
A diligent examiner. 
2 Penſiculatar,m. 
«AB ex ammmnation. 
1 Examinatio. 2 Peafitatio, diſqui- 
ſitio, quzſtio, diſpunRio, vt, difpun- 
Gio rationum. 
A dil1gent,or due examination. 
2 Perpenſatio,tutina,f. 
In exanunation of wimeſſes , or a 
matter, 1 Anacrilis,f. 
To g:ue a Trample. 
3 Exemplifico, 
An example. 
1 Exemplum, exemplar, ſpecimen, 
2 Documentum,n. vide paterne, 
An example written by ſome other 
paterne. 1 Antigraphum,n. 
An example of ſome ones fatt, or ſay- 
ing. 1 Paradigma,n. 
That u made for examble, 
1 Protypum,n. 
T-Eranimate. 
1 Exanimo, vide to di/couyage , and 
aff On! hk, : 
To Eraſpcrate,or make a1gry. 
2 Aſpero,cxulcero,inceſſo, 
Crececate. 1 Excgco. 
To Exceed, or /urmount. 
1 Excedo, 2 vincogv.te excell, 
To exceed,or abowid exceſsinely. 
1 Luxurio,luxunor. 
To exceed others tw riches, or anthort« 
ty. 1 Prapelleo. 
Excecd.ng,or far paſeing. 
1 Prafignis,ad. 2 ſupereminens- 
An exceeding exceſſe, or ſuperfixdtie. 
1 Exceſſus,m ſaturitas. 


Frceſriue in any carnall plecſure. 

1 Luxuria,luxurics,f.luxus,m.intem- 
perantiaf. 

Exceſſe in ad ancing, or depreſsing, 

1 Hyperbole,f. 

Exceſviueneſſe, 1 Exceſſos,immode- 
ratio. ſuperfluitas,f. 


Lig 


Exceeamr,or exceſime, 
2 Nimius,immodicus,luxurioſus, 
2 Prodigus,ſuperfluus. 
That may he cxceeded,oy can exceed, 

1 Exupcrabilis,ad. 
Exceedingly, or ſingularly, vide excel- 
lently, 
Exceeding!y,or very much, 

1 Magnoperc,impendio, 2 Fffuse, 
miſerc , vt,mſere cupere, to deſire cx- 
ceedingly, 

Exce/nnc!y,o> without end or meaſhye 
1 Imniodice, immoderate , nimis, 
luxutiose. 2 protuse,prodige. 

To Ercell, pa/[c,or ſurmennr. 

1 Supero,excello, antecello, preſto, 
2 Przmineo, preniteo, preco,cmico, 
preluceo,anteeo, 
To jeeke jor vainglories ſake,or excell 
otheys, x AEmulor. 

He that ſceketh to excell anothey for 
VA e clones ſake, A mulator. 
Exceltencie. 

1 Excellentia. preſtantia, nobilitas, 
2 claruas,t cclh1tudogm, 

Jreat excellencteor valew, 

1 Prevalentia,f, 
Ant exc elung,or paſimg. 

1 Anteceſhio,t. 

Excellent, 

1 Inſignis,egregius,inclytus, eximi?, 
excellens,preſtans,nobulis,2 Illuſtris, 
iplendidus,ad. leus,p.ioraflim?,ad, 
Paſnrg excellent, 

1 Preclarus, perinſignis, 2 Prelu- 
ſtris,ad, 

The me#t excellent. 
1 Primus, 

2 Maximus, 
That excelleth,cr paſſeth thereſt, 

1 Apprimus,ad, 

Excellently. : 
1 Epregie,eximie, excellenter, opti- 
me, ſumme, infigniter, 2 Praclare, 
{plendide,adu. 

To Ercept. : 

1 Excipio. 3 Demo,eximo. 

To put im an ixceprion, 

1 Caveo. 

Excepted. 

1 Exceptus, demptus,Ps 
Excepte./,or drſchargea from labour or 
wars,by rea(0n of age,or lameneſſe. 

1 Emetitus,P. 

An Exception, 

1 Exceptio. 

An exceprion in any contratt, which 
being ner fi!filled, the bargaune void. 
1: Commiſſona lex. 

Except,or wnlefſe. 

1 Ni,niſt,con, 

Excepr,or ſaving. 

1 Prater, extra, prep. praterquam, 
extraquam,adu.mfi,con, 

Except that,or otherwiſe. 

1 Alioqu,al:quin,con. 
Erceſlegvide exceed. 


timus,ad 
-: 


FF 


To Erchangxe, x Permauto, com- 
| muto, 


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vB 


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_ 


EXC 


EXE 


EXH 


mute,cambio,vide to change. 

LAn exchanger of maney,v banker. 
An exchange. 

1 Permutatio,f, 

An exchanging. 

1 M ſis,t vide c94nging. 
Toe royall Erchancge. 

2 Mercatorium,paRorium,n, 
Ercheaquer,vide e/cheaquer, 
T- Exclaime. 

1 Exclamo, vociferor, 2 Oblatro. 
An exclamation, 

1 Exclamatio,vociferatio,f. 

He that maketh exclam ition. 

1 Exclamator, 2 oblatrator,m, 
To Exclude. 

1 Excludo, 

To exclude,as to exclude an heire from 
hu inherit ance, oy poſſeſſion, 

1 Abdico,as,abdico,is. 
Excluded. 

1 Excluſus,p. 

That hath power to exclude. 

1 Excluſorius,ad. 
Ercogitate,i.devi/e. 
ToExcommunicate, _ 
1 Excommunico, comaunione pnvo, 
Excommunicated, 

1 Excommunicatus,p, 

Al excommmunicattone 

1 Fxcommunicatio,f. 2 Anathema,n 
An Excrement. 

1 Fxcrementum, 

To Erxeructate, 

1 Excruco 

AN Ercurſion, of «lt ore fron, 

1 Perecbaſis,f, vide d:gre/i:ov, 
To Ercule. 

1 Excuſo, 3 Purgo, 

To hold excu(td. 

1 Ignoſco,condono. 

To be excuſed. 

1 Excuſor, 

Excuſed. 

x Excuſatus, 2 Purgatus,p. 
An exculer, 

1 Excuſator,deprecator,m. 

AN excuſe. 

1 Excu(atio,apologia,z Caula,f prg- 
textus,m. 

An excuſing. 

1 Exculatio,2 Purgatio,f. 

That may be excu(e A 

x Excuſabilis,ad. 

Uery inftly excuſed. 

1 Excuſatiſſimus,ad. 

VV ith good excuſe, 

1 Excuſate,adu. 

An Erecration,vide ave. 
Exe-rableg.curſed, 

To Erccute., 

1 Exequur,fungor,obev,gero, 
Executed, 

2 Geſtus,p. 

One that executeth,or doth a thing. 
1 Execuror,m. 

Execu;ers of dea1 mer wils, 


x Executorcs, curatores teftamento- 


[! 
| 
f 


| rum, arbitri teſtamentarij,m. 


| <Anexecution of ſome charge,or office, 


1 Executio,funRio,f, 


' An Ecrecuttoner, 


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1 Vieor,m. 

Execution, 

1 Executio,2 pena. 

The place where evill doers aye put to 
execution, 1 Carmificina,f. 

To Eremplifte, 

1 Exemplifico, 

An exemplifier, 

1 Exemplificator. 

An exemplification written eut of re- 
cords, 1 Tranlumptum,n. 


To Erempt. 

2 Eximo, 2 Vindico. 

By a new law to exempt from an old, 

1 Exrogo. 

Exempted. 

1 Exemptus, 2 Solut9,circum(cript®. 
Exempted from. 

1 Immunis, 2 Vacuus,ad. 

An exemption* 

1 Exemptio,i itas,f, 


An exempting from bearing any office, 
or charge. 1 Oliturgeſia,Ff, 
ToErerciſe, 

1 Exerceo,colo,agito,vt, agitare in- 
genium, meditor, vt, meditari ſe, to 
exerciſe himſelf, 

To exerciſe,or doe ſbeedily, 

1 Commalaso, 

T o exerciſe often; 

1 Exercito, 

To be exerciſed n any thing. 

23 Vecſor. 

Exerciſed. 

1 Exercitatus,Þ. 

Exerciſed by long « ontinud'ne. 


1 Affuetns,ps 


 Exeraſedwsll. 


2 Recoctus.p. 

N-t exerciſcd, 

1 Inexercitatus,Þ 

Exer-i(c, 

1 Exercitatio,C 2 Laborgm vt,labor 


| corporis.agitatic,f, vt,agitauo meEtis, 


The firsF eceraſe im any org. 

1 Tyrocanium,n- 

The exerci/e when a mar goeth vpon 
hu toes, and raoueth ha armes forward 
and backward. 1 Puylilma,n. 

T2 exerciſe in that (ort. 

1 Pityliffo. 

An exerci{t in all feats of adtintie. 

1 Pancratium,n. 

Nne cur n ng at aliexer: i{es, 

1 Pancratialies,m, 

Exercrles, 

2 Ludium, | 

A place of exerciſe, where any feat is 
learned, 1 Gymnaſium,n. 
Pertayaing to that place, 


| 1 Gymuanaſticus,ad. 
| One that exerciſeth. 


1 Exerci:ator,m. trix;f, 
An exerciſing. 


1 Exercitatio,z SubaQtio,f 

An exerciſing of childyens bodies, 
3 Pzdotribia,t. 

Belonging te ex2rciſes 

1 Exercuorius,ad. 

To excate, 1 Excito. 

An Erhalation,er fimer:/ing, 
1 Exhalatiogt. 

All things that haue more mattert of 
earth,then of exl: 1lation, 

1 Carbonatilia,n. 


To Erheredate, vide to 4 ſter:, 
T- Erhtbit, «r 3eeld wnro. 

1 Exhibeo,praſts, 

To exhibit againe, or repreſent, 

1 Repreſento. 

Exhibited, 

1 Exhibitus,p. 

An exhibiting. 

: Fxhibitio,t. 

Exhihttion,or allowance given, 

1 Peculium,profeQitium, 2 Subſidi- 
um,n, 

T- Erhozt. 

1 Hortor,ſuadeo, 2 Incito,v_ to ad- 
vertiſe, 1d 1ſe,or warne, 

To be exhoxted, 

1 Hortor 

«An exhert(y. 

1 Hortator,ſuaſor,m, 

An exhortation. 

1 Suaſio,horratio,f.hortatus,m, 
Exhertatie, 

1 Parzneticus,ad- 

Of,ov belonging to exhortation. 

1 Hortativus,ſuaſorius,ad. 
Erciccate,i dried. 

To bring to an Erixent, o” narrow 
ſtraight. 2 In anguſtum adduco. 
An ex.gevt, 

1 Exigenda,vide writ, 

An extgencte, 

2 Anguſtia,ſunma difficultas,f, 

To Ertle, vide to ban, 
Ero:able. 

1 Exnrabilis. 

Eco2bitant. 

1 Exorbitans. 

Ero:ctit,vide conturer. 

Exorc1 [mes aduurations. 

An Eromatton, vide d:ching, 

To Erp cr. 

1 1xpedto,vide to locke for. 

An expeftation. 1 ExpeQatio.F. 
1: « Erpedient. 

1 Expedit,conducit,refert,oporret. 
It t« vere expentext, 

1 Peropuseſt, 

Evpedient. 

1 Veilis,opus,ad. 2 Operzpretivm,ne 
An Expedition, vide 4:7þ arching, 


T- Expell, 
1: Expello, exigo, vide To dyiic 4- 
way. 


To expell,a4 drine out by force, 
1 Quatetacio. 
= Frooelle?. 


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Expelled. 

1 Expulfus,exaQtus,p. 

An expeller, yy he that putteth away. 
1 Expulſor,cxator,m, 

An expeil,,c,or cxpulſeon, 

1 Expullio,t. 

Erpence vide cetF. 

A layiiy out of expencess 

1 Ewgatio,f, 

An exp ud ing, riot owes waſting. 

1 Nepotatus,m. 

To make Experience,yvi : ro proue. 
Experienceor rial, 

1 Experienua,t, 2 periculum. 
Experinee,vfe,or prattiſe, 

x Experientia,t df Wo, 

An expericice,vide proefes 

VV ant of experience, 

1 Aporia. 

Of no exp rience, 

1 Imperitus, inexpertus, 2 Rudis,ad. 
Erpert,or of great EXPeriences 

1 Expertus,peritus,gnarus. 
Exyerrly,y.wiſcly and 1%.lfully. 
Erptatton, i p»rgaticns 

The 1:me u Expired. 

2 Abijttempus,clapium eſt, 

An expirinr vide ed ng, 

To Erylatne, vide 10 exp ourd. 

Ts Frylic1ts,vide io cxpoxrd. 

To Explott,or do any buſin ſſe,or ſer- 
vice, 1 Adminiſtro,exeqor, Gero 
negotum al:quod. 

Noble exp/o:ts, 

1 Gelta,n. 

An explo:ringey doing of any ſervice, 
1 Adminſtratio.geltio,f. 
Eryolcd,z rd vpon, 
Erpoitnlote, 

1 Expoſtulo 

To Fr20 mh, cxplane, or interpret. 
1 Exp onognterpretor,cxplano, 

2 explico,apenv, expando, enucleo, 
uluſtco. 

Expourded. 

1 Expoſins,explanatus,cnarratus. 
2 Exphcatuis. 

E ajte 10 be expeunded, 

1 Interprecabilss, z explicabilis,cd. 
Not exrounded, 

Incrarratus,ad. 

An exponr:dergoy interpreter, 

1 Int:rpres,com.g. paraphraſtes,m. 
An expounder of 1ſ{eries, or holy 
ſcriptures. 1 Hierophawa, 

Ani expountey of lay ſheecher,or ſen- 
teces, 1 Commentator, intepreta- 
tor, 

FE xprunder ray int rpyiters of Homers 
veſts. 1 Rhapſlodim, 

Vhere'y c.e cxper cerbyor declareth 
a thing. 1 Fxegeticvm,n, 

A ex; ding, or erpl cation, 

1 Expoſitio.explunatio, paraphraſis, 
interpretatio |. 

' xÞ (rrons,er interpretations, 

i DiQata,n - 
A piaine ex[ ofition, I Enarratio,f 


A jbertyor briefs expoſition. 
1 Schoiiem,n. : 
«An expoſition of fable: vide fables, 


A rruc expoſition of a word. 


Etymoloe1a,f, 
To Trpze 2,or declare. 
1 Exprimo,natro;retero,ecxequor. 
To expr:ſj., as by pertratture, or ſach 
like, 1 Exprimo,efhngo. 
To expre{ſ- p'aely the pith of the 
mutter, 2 Emedullo, 
Expreſſed. 
1 Fxpreſſus,p. 
An expriſe 1; mfication of that which 
& mended. 1 Emphaſis;t, 
An expreſiing, oy r« preſenting 
1 tflidtin,2 Adumbratio,t. 
An expre/sng,or declaring of a thoig. 
1 Nairaito,t 
Expreſly,or plainly, 
1 Defunte .diſerte, 2 nominatim,adu, 
Erp:obzation, i vpbratdings 
Erpul fon, vide exp. ing. 
Erquitlite, 
1 Exqufitus,accwatus,p, 2 claboia- 
tus.poiitus, 
At ore exc, uaſite, 
1 Quzlitvr, 
Ex; wſiccly, 
1 Exquiſite, 2 polite,adu v.exattly. 
Nothing exquifetely 
2 Vulgamer,tuialitcr,adu,, 
Tole Frtant. 
1 Exto. 
xAn extafie, 1 Extaſis. 
Ertomporarte,or cx: mperall 
1 Extcmporarius, exten poralts,zd. 
Te C-rtine, act. 
1 Extendv,dilato, porrign, 2 Pio. 
moveo,z{tino,v.ie firetch our, 
To extend often. 
3 Texafito 
Tocextend lmnits,or bounds, 
1 I rotermir.o. 
To extendgneut, 
2 Pateo,excurro. 
To extend,as ig extend unto. 
1 Pertinco pcitingo,2 Promineo. 
To txten!yc; y1ow «broad ſuperfiuouſe 
ly. 1 Supervager 
T: extercger Le of length. 
2 Licco 


Extended out tn length, or breadth, 


i Exeenſis,porrectus.p. 


F xten, I ArHWIN lengih. 


2 Projcaus,p. 


S111 Cxt en: ' 1, 


1 Exteufio,; rolatatio,diſtentio,f. 


VA extenatng ont tn iength, 
LY 


2 Piojettio,f 
The exteiidtng of a thirg cut, or ever 
1 Frominentiasft. 


That ry be exicnacd, 


3 Tenfilis. 

Exteutyi a witt to value lands. 
To TFytonuate,or make loſe, 
1 Exrte 10. 

2 Eluw,leo, 


To extenuate,or make feeble, 

1 Accido. 

An extenuation 

1 Extematio,f. 

Erternall, vide ontward. 

To Fxcammth, vide /2 quench, 
Ertirpatc,vi : root out. 

To Ertoll,-r bft Ups 

1 Extollso. 

Toex:ich,or praiſe. 

1 Laudo,cxtollo, przdico, ſubvcho, 
vide :0 afvaiices 

To cxtell with boatting, 

1 Glcrior. 

Exioheds 

1 Magn.ficatus,2 eveQus,p, 

An exteliing tinmords, 

1 Magnfcatio,2 predicatio,f, 

71% G-rtort, 

1 Extorqueo,vide re oppr:fſe, 

Te take arpay by 1x7 ortron, 

1 Exilo,cirgumplecior. 

Extor:cd. 

1 tapilatus,p, 

LAN exioylioner, 

8 Expilatur,2z Direptor. 

VA greedte extoy tient 

i Milvvs,m, vultuwus homo, milui- 
nus pullus, 

Extrorion. 

1 Expilario,2 direptio,f. 

Ex'or.160n tr. 077ts effice, 

2 Repeturd.artum,genit, 

Accuſea of ext 614-1 in ones office, 

1 Repetundus,ad 

Not vſing extortions 

2 Abſtinentcr,adu. 

An Ertract,or dravgbr. 

1 Ecypum, 2 Exemplar,n. 

To Cxtract, 

1 Extiaho, 

Ertravagant. 

Extra ordin' m vagans- 
Extr102dmarie. 

3 Extraordinarius,ad, 

An Trtree,vide axelrree. 

T» deale FFytroeamely, 
» Ex {\ngraphaagere. 

The cxtremt.e,or vimoſt part, 

1 Exiremitas,f.extremunm. 
Extrenune,or rigor. 

2 Rigor,m.ſunmum jus. 
Exireame. 

1 Extrenvs, 2 lummus,ad. 

E xtreamely, : 
2 Perdite, 2 (pmme, vt, ſumme mi- 
ſcr,ex!reamly nuſerable, 

To Erulccrate,or make ſere, 

1 Fxulcero. 

Exu'cer utedor made ſore. 

1 Exulceratus, 2 Recutitus,p» 

An exul: eration, 

1 Exalceraiiv. | 

An exulceration , effecrelty m the 
menthes of the ſtu king children, pro- 
cee-ing of the nulke whach they ſucks, 
being infe Fed with an boy bumenr. 

i Aphiha,f, 


FP mite 


EYE 


FAB 


FAI 


E ante Y 


An Tye, 1 Oculus. 2- Lumen. 
A little eye. 

1 Ocellus,m, 

A dropping watriſbneſſ?, and running 
ef the eyer, with pale, ſooting, ard 


1 Lippitudo,f. 
A diſcg (e of the e521, 4s when they are 
gnawne, without the fluxc, or running 
of any bunt, 
x Siccalippitudo. 
A little white and hard ſwelling, or 
Puſh m the eye-l:ds, 
1 Lithiaſis,f, 
He th it hatb a dimme and ull eyeſight, 
that ſeeth (omewhats by day light worſe 
after ſim 11ſin2,and never a whit after 
night. x Luſciolus, luſcitioſus,ad, 
That fault i the eyes. 
3 Luſcitio,f. 
A wmkyung, or twinkling with the eyes. 
1 Nicato,t. 
That hath but one eye. 
1: Monoculus,ynoculus, luſcus,ad. 
2 Theiſites;m. 
The eyes b:4. 
t Grna,f cilium,n. 
The ball,or pple of the eyes 
1 Pupilla,f 
The ey: lids,oy haires that crow there. 
1 Palpebret, 
The corner of the oe. 
1 Hirquus. 
The ſþace betweene the cye browe n, 
1 Intezcilumn, 
The ſoc\;ts of the light of the eyes, 
2 Luca lumints, 
The ble of the Cy. 
2 Sinas.m. 
The white of the ce. 
1 Albugof. 
Th: wth 11.t ets 
1 Leucoma,n. 
Tre w. r.n7," arp! ns ot e Jes by 
meanes of reumr, i|/ 44 iq Ot tnaeft. 
1 Epiphora,t, _ 
Rowimg cyes, nafing beye aud Fhere 4- 
bout, 2 Fmillitity ocult, 
A quicke jhaype fitted eye, 
2 Aquilnus, knceus, mil vinus oculus. 
A ſwelling of the eye cas. 
1 Ermpluſma. 
He tht weareth a v1e.e of cath be» 


| fore hiseves. 2 Lanocul.s. 


o ” Fd # 
The ezmp<«/) #; 4,1, 6%, 
s #4 4 / 


- 3 Eon 


Eyes that ſez by n'1ht., 

2 Felinet, glauci oculi, 3 noGue- 
nt,ad. 

Toe! oigyneſſe of be eyes. 

3 Conchos,mn. 

The rye by 0.9:1,vie crow, 

The eating 6uw2 of the bite poece cf 
firſh, wth is in the v11ger orner of 
re e392, 1 Ahew, 


re-iuſſe, or blou.-ſhotneſſe of the eyes. 


Full ef eyer. x Oculatus,oculeus. 
Dertayning to the eyes, 

1 Ocularius,ad. 

One that haih faire brig bt eye, 

: Glaucopss. 

Eyed,or that hat! boles likg eyes. 
1 Occllatus,ad. 

Hee that hat ey:s lize an Hare, or 
whoſe eye lids moue not downward, 
1 Lagophthalinus. 

Blecre eyed, 

I Lippus,ad. 

He that is cog gle eyed. 

1 Hirquus,m, 

They that hae bley eyes. 

IT Celulig, 


That hath drie eyes, 

1 Sicccculus,ad. 

Great eyed, or that hath cyes ſtanding 
out, x Exophthalmus, m, = 
Pincke eyed, or that hath little eyes, 

1 Lucinjus, 

They that hue eyes of azure colour, 
1 Kavillz, : 

Fromeye to eye. 3 Occulitus, 


F ante A 


To tell Fables, 2 Fabulor. 
A fable, 
1 Fabula,f.commentum,n. 
Fablergor trifles, 
1 Nugz,arnms 
A fable wherein beafts axe fained to 
ſorake. 1 Apologus,m. 
The ſins o' fables, 
1 Apologano, 
Tiie mora'sz,ation of fables. 
i Myttolo2ia,fabulatio,f, 
A teller of fables, 
1 Fabulator,m trix,f, 
Fai'ul;ſitie 
1 Fabuloſicas,f. 
A books wherem nothing t written bit 
fables. 1 Palzphahia papyrus. 
Falulows,or th.t whereof anany things 
b: net. 1 Fabuloſus, 
Of a frb'e. 
1 Fabu'a:, 
Fabuloufly. 
1: Fa\xlost,adu. 
To F1b:icate, 1 make fabricke , or 
ul ans, 
A Face, 
1 Facies, 2 Vulus 
VV ith the face vpward. 
1 Suptnus, ad. 
VI 16 the fa, e diwaewar?, 
1 Pronus,ad. 
Hle that hah two faces, 
2 Bitrons,ad 
Fare to fa s. 
r Adverlus,ad.acie tenus, 
Fagrt, 1 Face:us. 
Forr!rtho, vide caſie, 
A Factor deed, 
1 Facum,"acinus,ad» 


A Faction,or von awong people 
1 FaRio,2 Seditio,£ 
Factions Flloves. 


1 Demagogi,orum. 
FaFt;ou. 


2 Factiolas, 2 Seditiofus,ad, 

A Factour, 

1 Taſtnor, negotiator, 2 fator,pro- 
curator, 

F att ors. 

1 Operz mercenariz. 

Pertayning to the feut of fe tors. 

1 Inflitornus, 2 Frocuratorius, 


AFacultie. 


To Farr, {-cay, or foll away. 

1 Flacceico,2 Defluo, deficio- 

To fadeas fiuwers die, 

1 Defloreſco. 

Faded,or withered away, 

1 Flaccidus,ad. 

Fading away, 

: Deciduus,ad. 

A Fanome, vide athome, 

Fange,v'de gor forward. 

A Fagot,or bauin, 

1 Faſcis,m. 

A lutle faget, 

1 Faſciculus. 

To Fatle,or 4/appoint,ativum. 

i: Deſtizuo, deficio, 2 Defero,telin- 
quo,effugio,vt, vbi me detecerit, vel, 
eff ugerit memoria, when my memoric 
ſh lt faile me. ; 

To frile :nſomething, 

2 Delinquo. 

To failegor faunt . neue. 

1 Dehcto 2 ſuccumbolubor,labaſeo 
A fa lh X8 
1 Petectus,m. 

Filing. 2 Lapſus,p. 

Aferlin; of the light of the ſame, or 

204, 1 Edliplts,t. 

VVithout fa:le. 

2 Planc.adu. 
To Famer marine. 

: Comminiſcor fingo, cemmentor, 
T7 frune thit which « not true, 

+ Mcmior,ementior. 

To fi neberye. 


1 Prefango. 

Faincd. 

1 Commentitius,ad fiQue, fimulat®, | 
ementi:us.p. | 


Th ' at, fained, 
1 Menmicus, p- 

A ann, 1 Figo,fimulatio,f. | 
, "2 j.c,07 'T OV, 

1 tru, 1 Fikor, fimwulator,m, 
A fare” matt. 

2 Commentum hgmentum,n. 
RE fan 6f 4 perj94 1s SPeakes 

1 Proſopopaa, 
Farce '.olsfſe. 1 Hypociidis.f, 
Famedly. 

8s Fic. fiowlats Ad | 


Faiii vide de 1018, 
To 


4 


_ 


—_—— 


FAT- 


FAL: 


FAL 


To make Faint, 

2 Labefacio,debilito,proſterno, 

T'o faint or wax faint. 

: Langueo.clangueo,d:ficio, 2 ſuc- 
cam bo,obtorpeo:; 

To be famryor wearie with labour. 

1 Detatiicor. 


| Famtnefſe. 


r Lawwnr,m: 2 debilitas, lafſirudo, 
remitio,t. 

F aintnefſe of heart, : > 
1 Puſillanimicas 2 demiſſio,abje 
Qio,f vide cowardl.nefſe. 

Faint, 4 

1 Languidus debilis, imbecillus, 2 e- 
nervatus,ad remiſſus,p- 
Faint .1 Falje. 

A faint heart. 

1 Anguſtus , ; 

Mininus arumus, 

Pufiilus 

Faint hearted. 

1 Puſillanimus, 2 timidus,ad. 
Somewhat fa mtr, 

1 Larguidulus,ad. 

Faint heantedly. 

1 Puſillanimutcr,adu. 

Faintly, 

1 Languide, 2 remiGe<,adu. 

To begor war Fattreor bright» 

1 Niteo,ſplendeolareico, 

To wax fare ard drie, 

1 Sereneſco,ſcreico. 

Ts make faneor cleawe. 

x: Sereno. 2 Clarifico. 

Faire we ther,yide weather, 
Farenefſe, 

: Pulchritudo , venuſtas, 2 forma, 
ſpecies,clegantia,f. 

Fatre ſpeechvide ff atterie. 

Fare. 

1 Pulcher,bellus,formoſus,fpecioſus, 
venuſtus,ferenus ad. 

Verie fire, 1 Fulcherad, 
Semewhat faire. 

x Pulchellus,venuſtulus,zd. 

Faire to beh (2. p - 

1 Proſpicuus , amanus, peRariſſi. 

mus,aq. 

Fairely t o fee to. 

3 SpeQtate,adn. 

A Fatre,or mart. 

1 Nundinz,arum, 2 panegyris,ios,f. 
A faire where «ll things are to be ſold. 
1 Mercatus,m.forum,nundinum,f. 
Aplace where a faire u kept, 

1 Nundinarium, emporium, n. 
The thyd day of the faire, 

1 Trnundinum,m. 

He that hauntcth fares. 

1 Agorzus,nundinator,m. 
P.rtayi1g to a fare. 

1 Nundinalis,nundinarius,ad. 

MA fairing, 

1 Xenium,donum,nundinarium. 
A Fairt?. 

1 Lamia,f. 

Fairies ,or elfe;, x Lamiz,arum, 


I — ——_ 


CY 


| 


Fares of the woods,or fields, 
1 Fauni,fatyri, 2 dryades, 
Farries of the water, 
1 Naiades 
Fa'y es of the hils, 
1 Oreades. 
F atth, I Fides,f. 
The rioht fe th. 
e Orthodoxia. 
Faihfulneſſe. 
I Fideliras,f. 
Faubfull, 1 Fidus,fidelis, 
Lately turned to the faith. 
2 Neophytmus,ad. 
They that haus giuen farth, the oneto 
the othey. 1 Conſponſi,orum, 
Faithleſſe,or vmratie. 
1 Infidus,infidelis,ad. 
Faithleſſe,or not beleeving. 
1 Incredulus,ad. 
Fauhfullty. 
+ Fidenter,fid?, ex fide, 2 inviolate 
Moſt fathfully. 
: Fideliſſime. 
Of my fa:th, u Medius fidius,adu, 
T- fall. 
1 Cadc,mo. 
Ts fall downe headlong. 
1 Precipt:o. 2 devolvo, 
To fall downe, 
1 Concido,collabor. 
To fall downe wnder. 
r- Seccido,fuccumbo. 
To fail downe groveling, 
1 Pro-ubo,procido,projicere (e, 
To fall downe by lut le and little. 
1 Labor. 
To fall dryne tegethey, 
1 Corruo 
To fall downe 4s one deth when bu legs 
failehim, 2 Liquor. 
To fall off yay, from,or downe. 
i Dec 
To fall lower,or aſſwages 
i Defido, 
To fall back yward*,or againe, 
1 Recido,rclabor. 
To fall vpon. 
1 Recumbo,incumbo, ſupercido, 
2 Impluo. 
To fa [I 0jir 0+ 
: Immergo,ithbor, 2 Devenio, 
To happen t6 failgor fall onto. 
1 Incidv,contingo. 
To fal! aypav. 
Excido,dcfiuo. 
10 fall downe with reverence. 
1 Accido 
To »the fall. 3 Demo. 
To fel! of (en, 
1 Caiulaplo,as. 
To be readteto fall, 
1 Collabaico. 


Fill;n dewne. 


1 Delapſus, precipitatus, 2 defluxus, 


F. Nenb chi gr dg at te 
: Reapſis,p. 
A fall. i Caſus,laplus,m ruina,f. 


IDS 


A falling. 1 Concidentia,f. 

A fall:17 downe. 

1 Precidentia, F. 

An hgh dewne f-ll;that can baraly be 
clumed, 2 Rupes,f. 


| A falling off. 


— 


2 Defluvium,n. 
Tae failing of the haire om the head. 
1 Cumarum defluvia,plu, 
Thoſe things that full away 
1 Cadaca,decidua,orum, 
The fell:u 'g fechneſſe, v ſichneſſe, 
Falling d: wneglike to fall, 
1 Caducns,deciduus,ruinoſus,ad, 
That falleth out of his place. 
1 Prociduus,ad, 
Falling downs fiat, 
1 Provolutus,p, 
Reade to fall. 
1 Proclivus,fucciduns,ad. 
Fallen our with onevide angrie. 
That falleth of it ſel. 
1 Cadivus,ad. 
A Falchon," ſhort ſivord, 
1 Sica,t.cnſiculus,m. 
A Fallacte. 
1 Fallacia,captiuncula f.clenchus, 
To Fallow. 
1 Sulco,aro. 
A fallow field,vide field. 
Fallow Deercvide Deere, 
To Falſifie, 
1 Mentior, 2 corrumpos 
Falſified. 2 Adulteratus,p. 
A falſifier, 
2 Adulterator,m.trix,f. 
A falſefier of eyuences, 
2 SubjeQor. 
A falſifying. 2 Corruptio, f. 
alh.,od. 
1 Fallacia,falſfitas,f.dolus,z fucus,m 
Falſchood ugaintt promife. 
1 Perfidia,t. 
Fal/*nes, or funtneſſe of heayt. 
2 Deniuſſio,infractio,Ff, 
A falſe brother, 
1 Pſcudadelphus,m. 
A falſe accujdtion. 
1 Criminatio,f. 
Falſe and decertfull, 
1 Falſus,fallax,ſubdolus,infidus, 
2 Mendotus,ad. 
VVh:chtelleth falſe things. 
1 Falfiloquus,falfidicus,ad. 
Falſely. 
1 Falsd,perfidiose, ſubdole, 3 men- 
dose,ad. 
Falter,vide ftammer, 
To Fame. Detamo, 
To make Famous, 
1 Illuftro,celebro. 
To be ſamomw, 
1 Eniteo,cmineo,clateo. ; 
To make one of no f.meor reputation, 
2 Inobſcuro, vide defame. 
Fame. : 
: Fama, f, 2 Nomen , n.celebri- 


tas,f. 
Goed 


—_ 


—_— 


— 


FAM 


FAR 


FAS 


Good ſame. 

; Eudoxia,f. 3 ſplendor,m. 
A little famegor rumor. 
s Rumuſculus,m- 

A fame ſpreader, 

I Famiger,f e 

A ſÞ* eading of fame. 

I Famigeratio,f. 
Famous. 

1 Inclytus, nobilis, illuſtris, inſignis, 
celeber. 2 clams. 

Nething famens, 

1 ſgnobilis,ad. 

I fly. 


= g_ 


o Famiſy,or houſhold, 
1 Familia,2 Y x 

A family,vide linage and ftocke. 

The famuly whereof we come, 

1 Natales,jium,m, 

Of the ſame famly, 

1 Familians,domeſticus,ad, 

To be famuliar. 2 Vtor. 

F amilaritie. 

1 Familiaritas,ſodalitas,f, 3 convi. 

victus,m, 

Afanla. 1 Familiaris,m- 

Famihas ſpirits, 

1 'Lares,m, 

Famil:aror very farmliar. 

1 Perfamiliaris, 2 perneceſſarius,in- 

timus;ad. 

Famharly. 

1 Familiariter,adu. 

To Famth. 

Enecare fame. 

Tobegin to famiſh. 3 Fameſco. 

Famijhe. 

2 EffraQus fame. 

Afamine, or great hanger, 

1 Famcs,inedia,f, 

Excec119 great famine. 

1 Buli- a 

To» fang,or ng, 

Manvprzhcndo, 

To fann? corne with a wind-f.m. 

1 Evenulo,dzventilo. 

Fannel, 1 Ventilatus, 

That b:aveth 2 fan 

1 FHlabellifer,ad. 

A fanne. 

1 Flabellum, venilabrum,n. 

A fon ng. 

2 Ventilatio,f. 

To fan with 4 h1n1-fan. 

1 Yanno,evanno. 

A band few», which one vſeth with the 
belpe of his knee, x Vannus,f. 
Fantaſie, 

Phantafa. 

Fantaf} che .i ſantaiticall, 

Phanaticus. 

T- fanct?, 2 Studeo. 

Fa.cy,or pleaſure. 

2 Vol1nas,intentio,f arhitrams,m, 

That hath 4 : {ncy , or aſfettion to 4 

thing, 3 Animatus,p. 

Fantaſie,vide phantaſies 


e.2clare,adu. 


4 


arced,i./iuffed. 

4 edn x: Convaſo., 
A fardell, 

1 Faſciculus,m ſarcina,f, 

Al bttle fardell, = 

of or belongung 104 fardel. 

Sarcinarius,ad. 

A Fardingale. 

x CinAiculus,m. 

To fare curouſly, or daintily. 


1 Liguno. 

Fare yoga well, 1 Vale,valeas. 
A Farc. Naulum. 

To faye,vide to goe. 


Farreneſſe,vide di#Fance. 

Farre off. 

Veri farre re hence, b; 

T P, i th longir 7 6,4d 

Farre fet.. 

2 Tranſlatus, Aſcitus,p 

Earre off. , , 

1 Longe,alonge,clonginquo,procul, 
pr lace, iſlim&,adu, 

As farre forth as. 

1 Inquantum, 


So farre. x Eonuſque, eaterns, 
How farre, 1 _ 
Farre in, 1 Penitus,adu 
Verie farre off. 
1 Perlonge. 2 multum,adu. 
So farre as u poſible, 
1 Quantum maximum. 
Farther. 
T Porrs,vlterius,adu. 
Farther in, Interws. 
Farther out. 1 Exterius, 
FarthetF. 
: Longifſime, adu, Viiimus, extre- 
mus, 
The farthef end,or part, 
1: Terminus,m.fins,m vil, f, extre. 
mum,n. vide ene. 
Farely, vide marvelous. 
A Farmer. 
1 Villicus,colonus.m, 
A woman having the overſight of a 
farme. 1 Fpiſtata villatica. 
A ſarme un the countrey. 
i Przdium,n.fundus,m. villa ruſtica. 

A farme whiod ſtaudeth neere to a 
citi:. 1 Antiurbanum predium. 
Afarme, or peece of ground , falling 
to ne by mhentance, 

1 Heredium n. 
A luttle fa rn8*. 
I P an. We. room 

farmmey cf a  benefice. 
1 Decurianus,m 

* ns pr'v 'W&. 
1 Cloacarus, kimmarins 
Farrte r,vide her{eleccl. 
Tofarrow, 2 Par, 


IT SH TR Py 


PIs \ 


 Aſrgwath fares, 


1 Sus pregnans. 
T» fart, 1: Pcdo,2 crepito. 
Tofart together, 1 Compedo, 


"= fart agamſ# one, 


v fare 2 Crepitus,m. 


A farthing. 
i adranc eminhohkis gerunc??,m, 
A farthingand an halfe. 

x1 Sem 


Sn far: thin 7, 

3 Seſquiobo 

Belong mg to 1 farth: ng, 

+ Quadrantarius,ad, 

To faſcinate. 

_— i 

Ts 

1 breney wg fingo,fabricor. 
" faſhions the porter doth. 


To Ayr n our 4 thing. 
1 Perfiguro, 2 defabrico. 
_ faſhron before. 
Przforme. 
To faſhion or forme @ new. 
1 Reformo, z KKecoquo. 
To change hu ; faſhron, or cuttome. 
1D ,deſuefacio. 


7 aſhroned,or formed. 

1 Formatus,figuratus,fitus, 2 crea- 
tus, 

Vl faſhioned. x Quadratus,p. 
Faſhioned before. 

I —_— 

Faſhioned 1 

1 Informis,ad. 

Begwn, and not thyoughly faſhioned. 

1 Informatns,p. 

Faſlnoned like a pipe. 

1 Caniculatus,p. 

He that faſhioneth, 

1 Formator,m. 

A faſhtonng, or formng of any thing, 
1 Formatura,fi2uratio. 23 ductus,m. 


pe. 

1 Forma, figura,ethgres, ſpecies. 

2 Facics,f, I ypus,m 

The faſhion, manner cutemeycr behavi= 

our. 1 Mos,modus, ritns,m. 2 habi- 

ws,m. Via.ratio .conſuerado,f. 

The faſhion,or firme of thelody, 

1 Linecamemwm,n. 

The fajhion of the face. 

2 ÞPucus ons. 

The fajhion of a thing. 

1 Conformatio,.. 

A continual f2ſhon,or forme. 

2 Tenor,m. 

VV 1thowt any faſhion or forme, 

1 Amorphus,ad. 

That hath faſtror, or forme. 

1 Figura us,ad. 

Firct fajr:oned,cr formed, 

1 Protoplaſtus,ad. 

Done only for af 4 {bt on. 

: Peifunforius, ad. 

That h 6 ne:hnue /aſhron,v rude. 

O' ths fi[tron, 

1 Conformis, 

Of onc ſaſ.on, | 

1 Monotrop os, ynjuſmodi,2d. | 
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F.ybr:nel, ex formcd two manaer of 
wiye!, 1 Pi ormig,ad. 

in te” ferſhern'y ar ones. 

1 Eitariam,bipar-i.0,adu, 

1hat 1471 wee f.ji,10:.4,97 ſermes, 

1: Thiformis,ad 

Thar hsih fore fall 1003, 07 former, 

1 Quadritorr15,9d 

That 541h many faſh:ons. 

1 Mulutu ms, 

In may faj'100e, 

: Multutariam,adu. 

In adryaſe fajricn, w ſorts 

1 Diſlinulitcr,adu. 

In maner gr aſter accrtaine faſhion. 

I Qrodamn od »q damienas.2ada 
After ansthe r faſhwn, 

1 Alas,aliulmodi,adu * 
To Faiten, 

1 Pango,f2o. 2 neQo,v, binde, 
To {«jten wnd.r. 

2 Subnetto. 

To make faif, 

2 . 
To faiten,and ſit vp ſarely. 

1 t{chgo, 

Tofatjen ag aine, 

1 Repanygo. 

To fa:ten,cr fuhg before. 

1 Przfign. 

To faiten to ſomething. 

1 Allizo,as,ettgo,anneQo. 

To faſten together, 

1 Conkgo,conneQo. 

To faſien with awedges 

1 Cuneo, as. 

To faſten ro the ground, 

1 Depango, 

To faften ab14t. x Circumpango» 
Faitened,or tied, 

1 Delxus, 2 Nexus,teligatus,p. 
Faiten:d ro, 

1 All-gatus,aſtriqus,afExus,p, 
Faftened vnder, 
1 Subfixus,p. 
Fattme,or ſit in the forepart. 

1 Prefixvs,p. 

Faſter.ed,or compa tegcther, 

2 Freſſus,futus,». 

Faftened inthe carth. 

1 Depactvs,p, 

A faſtening. 1 Colligatio,f, 

A faſtering together, 

2 Ferraminatio.F, 

FaTnefſe. 

1 Tenacitas, firmi:as,f. 2 ſtabilitas.f. 
Fatt ,r firme. 

1 Fixns,p ficmus, 2 ſtabilis,ad con- 
ſtars, p. 

Tit w I! fiTen, 

1 Fixarus.p. 

Fel iro fare. 

1 Teraciter, firmed, 

Fa” ,orjwiſt'y mpace, 

1 Tolwim,:du. 

A Faſt if abeuet erſhip, 

1 Prymnefium n, 

To fait, 1 Icuo. 


Tb: fiche of faſting, 

1 Laborare jcjums, 

A fabtivg, 

1 Tejuniwumyn. 

Fair ny which hath not dined. 

1 Impranſs,jcjunus,ad, 

Failmg dues, wwert's 147n doe forbeare 
m?*t. 1 Ferie Clunales, Dies jejuni 
publict. 

«1 Fatc,vide Vate. 

Fatc,or dejtinte. 

1 Fatzm,n. 2 Sors,F. 

Fat all, or belonging todeFFaie, 

1 Faralis,ad 

Tobe like ones Father. 

1 Patriflo, 

A father, 

1 Pater, 2 genitor,m., 

A f{other,or mo: ber, 

1 Parens com g. 

A godfather. 

1 Compazer, 2 Suſceptor,m luſtric® 
parens 

A father in yearet,ox dignitie, 

1 Presbyter,m. 

Fore fathers. 1 Patres. 

A father in low. 

3 Maſpirer,vide abrance. | 

A little fathey. 

1 Paterculus,m. 

He that hath an:ther father then hee 


ſ«ppoſerh. 1 Falliparens,com.g. 


A mangwho;e father and mother come 
of drver{c countr.es, 

1 Hybrida,m. 

Aly wins fatbervice alg.once. 

Th-t harpeneth to one by bu jather. 

1 Patiitus,ad, 

He that u a father, hu father being as 
lme, 1 Fater patiimus. 

That hath af, !thear altae. 

1 Patrimus,ad, 

A fathcrleſſe childe within age, an 
& bans 

1 Pupillus,orphanus,m. orbus patre, 
A wor4 derivd from the proper name 
of a father, x Patonymicumn, 
belonging to af ther, 

1 Paternvs ad. 

Fatherly. l Patrie,patern?, 

A Fathome, 

1 Orgia,vina,f, 

To Fattrate,vide weary. 

To je a Fat,or cram. 

1 S2cino,0beo,pinguefacio, impin+ 
gue, 

Toe wax fat, 

1 Fingneico,ctaſſeſco. 

Fatte lor fed fat. 

1 Craſlatus,faginatus, impingu2!us,p. 
Fatneawith gre fo 

1 Adipatus. 

Fat. 1 Adepi,m.velf, 

Fan f, 67 or ſſenefſ*. 

i Obefttas, pinguedo,crafſities,f. 
Farnefſ yer 1.cc eemmung ont of fieſh 
er ſſh 

1 Eliquamen,n. 


— — 


Guperſ woes farnes, gathered by mach 
eaſe. 1 Sagiraf, 

Fattino,or frame of cattell, 

1 Sagizatio,2 Gtruraf, 

Fat «f +: hogge,or ſwine, 

i Lardumgn, 


Aſt euerrioucy of fat things, 


1 Pinguinarins,ad, 
Far paces wht the kidney, 
1 Perinephra,orum, 
Fu mcodlt, 
: Adipatvum,n. 
Tie {at thet twin treets 
1 Alvurnum,n, 
A fa;ting bonſe, 
1 Saginaciumgn. 
Far. 
1 Pinguis,opimus,obeſus,craflus, 
2 Voctus,ad. 
Veriz ft, x Parpinguiz,ad. 
dSemenhat fat. 
1 Subpirguts ad. 
Fai fed, pir/trieger ſwiie. 
I Saginatus,p. | 
Fu by feeC1119,44 11 4 Coupe, 
2 Alils,ad. 
A Fantcet,or rap. 
2 Filtula,fitubulus,me 
A Faulcon,vide Howkes; 
Tocommt 4 Fault, vide 19 offend. 
To lay fault to ones charge that bla- 
meth otherr. x Recriminor, 
Faults are commtted, 
1 Peccatur,imperl. 
A failt,or effence, 
1 Peccarum ,delictum,crimenzn.cul- 
pa. 2 lubest. 
Aſmall fax'r. 
1 Mend:c::lumn. 
A fault o» cſſence, m onhagraphe, or 
writing, 1 Menda,f. 
A ſau't inſpcceb,when the lettey Ls 
prom wneed too thicke, 
1 Lambdacifmus,m- 
Aju't in the Vine, when ſhe beare'h 
no ras, but trrneth all ber ſubttan, e 
t:.ts branches,and wood, 
1 Hirculatio,f, 
Afaulty r er r,comming by ignorace. 
1 Erratumn. 
A ercat finder of fanits. 
2 Exacor,m- 
A fault in the principal part of the 
ſeul-grbereby net 0.1y the nem ry,b4t 
alſo the uſe of reaſon u impaired, 
1 Moroſas. 
A fault in m:;ſco:rteming the andierce, 
2 Ofenſumn., 
A ſomlr tm trect, when thyeugh too 
1vh hent, they uv ne and ftayyes 
1 Sirialts,f. 
Faulty 
1 Mcrdoſis,vitioſus,ad, 
Belongs to a /aults A 
1 Noxalis,ad, 
Faw'tic ſie. 
1 Inculpatirr, irreprehenſus, 


VVithout javlt, 1 Emendatc,adu. 
Full 


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Full of faults, 

1: Mendose,adu, 

To Faulter, or fumble. 
I Titubo, 

Faultering. 1 Titubatio,f, 
Faultring, or readie to fall, 

1 Succidous, ad. 

To Fanonr. ; 

1 Faveo. 2 Sutfragor, foveo,aſtipulor 
Ts favour w.th & reverent lowe. 

2 Obſeryo. 

To precute, or win the fayour of men. 
2 Intercolo, 

A ſedingfor the favour of men, 

1 Ambitio, F, 

Favour. 

1 Studium,n. favor,m. gratia, bene- 
volentia,f. 

Fayzur of the people 

2. Aurayt. 

Favoare:s. 

2 Aurarij,orum, 

Favour or countenance. 

1 Forma,f vultus,m ſpeciesfigura,f. 
Favour tendered towards the people : 
aiſc the faviur of the people, 

: Popularitas.F, 

A favour. 

: Fautor,m. 

A faveurer of the people, ow of the c5« 
mon-weale, 1 Pubuy b 

She that favoureth. 

1 Fautnx. 

A fevourey of well learned men. 

2 a4 LY £ m 


EW 


A proecurer of favour, 
Sor. 


1 

VV innmg of favour. 
z Conciliatio,f. 
A faveurmg. 

2 Venia,f. 


Favoured. 


2 Charus,ad. 


; VVell favoured. 


1 Specioſus,ad. 


Not worthy 10 be favoured, 

3 Infavorabilis,ad. 

That ſpeaketh fa.re to win favour. 

3 Charitorius,ad 

VVell avoaredly. 1 Pulchre, adu. 
Favewurab ly, 4 

1 Bevigne,2 amice,propense,adu. 
It > 1 2 Squalide,adu. 

To Faune,vide flatter. 

A Fawne, vide Derre. 
Fawcheon. 

Gladiolus. vide falcbon, 


— 


F ante E 


Fealtie, Fidelitas. 

Fealtze,or fee. 

1 Feodum,teudum,n. 

To fear,terrific,or make af ard at, 
1 Terrev,tremetaciogterrefacio, 2 Ex - 
arumo. 

To fewre away. 


I . 

To ftare,or dread, neut. ; 

: Timeo,paveo,metuo,reformido. 
2 Palleo- 

To fe.re much,or dread greatly. 

1 Horteo, tormido, permewo, con- 


ſternor. 

To fearebefore any harme commeth, 
1 Prametuo,pretimeo, 

To begin to feare, 

1 Pretimeſco, 

To ftare oft en, 

1 Pavito. 

To feare, oy hane in reverence, 

1 Vereor,revereor, 

To jhake for feare. 

1 Contremo, 
Ts be made afr and. 

1 Faveho. 

To behalft aff aide. 

1 Subtimeo, ſubvereor. 
Fearr'ge 1 Veritus,P. 
Feared. 

1 Deeritus,tremefa 


,2 Exanima-» 


Feared,or put in feare. 

I _— PE 

A fearing. 1 repidatio,conflerna- 

tio peformbdents. 

Feareor dread. x Timor, metus,tre- 

mor,terror,m.formido,f. 

Great fare, or dread. 

1 Pavor,m.extimeſcentia.f. 

A little ffare, 1 Meiculus,m. 

F. aye,or reverence, 

1 Reverentia,f- La 

A ſudden ftare, wherewith one is di 

ftraught,comming without cauſe. 

1 Panicum,n. 

Feare of mmde,to doe any thing repug- 

nant to the law of God. 

i: Religio,t. 

Feare of athing t0 come, 

1 Premoleſtia,f, 

Fear full,oy dreadfull. 

1 Timidus,horridus, pavidus, treme- 

bund:s, fo:midoloſus , meticulous, 

3 exangui:,cxanimus,ad, 

Somenhat frarefull. 

: Timid r pidulus,ad 

To be feare !,or fexrefull. 

1 Tertibilis, formidabilis, ad- timen- 

dus,verendus,p. 

Not fr n1ng,or ne t fraved, 

1 Impavidus,intrepicus,ad. 

Reade to ſite for feme. 1 Fugax,ad. 
K 


Fearefully,or dreadfully. 

1 Timide,trepid-,pavid?, formido- 
losc,ada. 

FE carefully or reverently, 

1 Adu. 

VV :thout feare, 1 Intrepid C,adu. 
To Feaſt rogetber. 

I 


Epulor. 
To keepe Bacchies feaſts, 
1 Bacchor, 
A feaſt, or banquet, 

1 Convivumn.dapes, 2 cara. 
Aj eafting,or banqueting, 
1 Comeſlatio 10,f. 
Aſeatter,or banqueter. 

1 Convivator, oblonator,ſympoſia- 
ſtes,m 


A feat gueft, vide guefI. 
A \ ſumpiucus feaſt , made with great 
cottes and charger. 

1 Terſicus,apparatus,genialis,corna- 
A great feaſt jolemnly mage to amule 
kuude, 

1 Epulum,n. 

Feaj(s,or dinners, wherein is no wine. 

1 Nephalia,n. 

"W | dre featt. 

1 Xyr wm,n. 

F Gar yaw buriall. 

1 Silicernjum. 

Feaſts made at the burials,or funerals 
of parents, or ancetFerys. 

1 Parcntalia,orum, 

Fecſts made at the nativity,or birth of 
children, 

1 Nepotia,orum. 

Feaſts whereunto only men de come. 

1 Andronz,arum. 

S olemme feaſts about well, 

1 Fontanala. 

A feaſt made im rev ng of viltorie. 
1 Fpinicia,orum. 

Featt; wherets kin(folkes come togee 
ther, 


1 Chariſtia,orum. 

Feattes of Saint Detcy, and Saint 
Taule. 

1 Penea,Pauka,orums 

daint Marnins feaſts. 

1 Vinalia.Pithegia,orum. 

Ordmari feafts, 

i Starg,t.ſtari,onum, ferize, armiver- 
farig. 

Feaſts ſolemniCed in crofſe fireetes and 
wayer, 

1 Compitalia, orum. 

Belonging to theſe jeaſtr, 

: Compralitius,ad, 

A feaſt in Rome, the next day after 
Torm.nalia, on which day T arquining 
fled out of Rome, 

1 Rexifugium,ns 

Frathes acdicaied to the Ged Team 
16s, 

1 Terminalia,orum. 

Feaſts dedicated to the honour of A- 
donwu. 

i Adenia,omm. 

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FEE 


FEE 


A feaft m Athens during fine daies, 
ſolemnized tc the honcar of Pails. 
1 Quinquatrus,m. 
A feaſt,not wnlike to that :f the lews, 
called the dedication of the Tenople. 
x Encenia,orum. | 
Feaſts d:dicated to wnto ſpirits in fu 
nerals. x Lemuria,orum. 
Feaſtes ord1nined for preſerning the 
corne from vlatting. 
1 Rubigalia,orum. | 
Feaſts dedicated to the godeſſe O ps. 
x Opalia,orum. . 
Feafts dedicated t) Vulcan. 
1 Valcaniz,orum. 
A feaft which the Pagane prieft uſed 
in the old time. 
1 Adjicialis cena. 
The feaſts of Bacch®,or the dazes when 
the feaſts were o5ſerued and kept. 
1 Bacchanalia,vinalia. 
The place where 'Bacch feaft was 
kept, ſometimes che ſeatt it elfe. 
1 Bacchan1l, vinalc, bacchanale,n. 
Liberall in/eafts. 
E k 
| Fxarme to a feat, 
' x Convivalis,epularis,ad. 
That hath beene at afca#t, 
1 Epulatus,ad. 
The feaſts of Satwrne. 
» Sat 1a,orum. 
Of,or belonging to the feaft cf Saturn, 
1 Saturnalitius,ad. 
Feſtival daier,or ſolemane hcly date x 
i Sokania,n feciz,f.plu. 
A feattivall day, a feaFt or great 
chcare. x Feſtum,f. 
A feajtiuall,:oyfall, or merry day. 
| 1 Feſtus,feſtivus dies, ad. 
Feft:val! dates in the hanowr of Lau- 
rentia,thc nurſe of Romylus and Re- 
" m4. 1 Laurentalia,orum. 
Feſtivall-daies for matrons , wherein 
they praied to their Gods for the pre- 
ſer va'ion of their bughands, 
: Matronalia,orum. 
Not fea/tryall, 
1 Fenalis,profeſtus ad, 
Feaſtivall 4azes dedicated to the god- 
deſſe Palw, ſor the preſeryation of cut+ 
rell, 1 Parilia,orum, 
Feate,r fine, vide neare. 
A yong der of ſeats 
1 Tyrnaculus. 
Featly,or cunningly, 
x Scits. 2 Concinn:,cleganer,adu. 
N othmg featly, 
1 Inconcinac,adv. 
A Feathcr, 
1 Penna,plamagf, 
A bttle fea her, 
1 Pennula,Ff. 
To plucke away feathers, 
1 Expennse. 
To age to h me feathers. 
i P umo,plut F 1 gy ; penno, 
penneſ2o, 


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Feathered. 
1 Pennatus,plumatus,p, 
A great feather of a bird, 
1 Penna,pinna 
Fulneſſe of feathers, 
1 Plumoſitas,f. 
A piume of fearhert. 
1 Hlumentum,n. 
Downe f:athers, 
2 Lanwgo,f, 
Feather: laid on ſtickes to feare fowle, 
2 Formidincs 
R uffſe-footed,with ſeatherr ou the ſeet, 
1 Plumipes,ad. 
Thu beareth feathers, 
1 Penniger,plumiger,ad. 
Of feathers. 
: Plumarius, penneus,ad. 
Full of feathers. 
: Plumoſus,ad | 
Made of feathers, 1 Plumatilis. 
VV uthout feathers, F 
1 Implumis,ad, 
That 6 ath few feathers, 
I Deplumis,ad. 
Feature. Forma. 
Fecunditie, Farcunditas, 
Febzuarie, vide month. 
A Feeggorreward, 
: Remuneratio,f. premium, 2 Bra- 
vium,n. 
Aa early fee for counſel, 
3 Clicatulaziumn. 
An yea” ly fee. 
1 Penſio,f.annuam,n. 
A Phy ſittons, Lawyers or other mans 
fee, 1 Honorarinmn. 
A ee-farme,ur copy-hold. 
1 Predium,cliencale,n, 
Taefee,or reward which « given tothe 
ſchoolemen, x Mineryale,n. 
A Phyſuiaw feeyxrven bum for the cue 
ring of a patient , 
1 Softrumn. 
A ſergeants,oy counſellors fee, 
2 Spontula,f, 
Fee, 
Feodum vel feudum. 
Fee ſimple. Feudum fimplex. 
Fee farme. 
Feudi firma ex ferm i predium. 
To be Fechle, vide weake. 
Feeblenefſe of corrage,v. comardiſe, 
Feed,ſnief-ule, 
Capitalis timicitia, 
To Feco,adtivum- 
: Paſco,alo, pabulor. 2 Foveo;(u- 
ſien'o. 
To fe e4 with mil &e, 
: Lats, 
To feed,or keepe cattell in paftare to- 
ecther, 1 Compaſco,depalco, 
To feed,neutrum, 
2 Edo,veſcor,paſcor, 
To feed rogether, 
1 Conveicor: 
To feed cxceſiine'y,or hattily. 


i: Commeſlor,ligurio, 


To feed often. 1 Paſcits. 
Fed,or nouriſhed 

1 Paſtus,altus, 

A feeder of cattell, 

1: Compaſtor,m, 

A feedmng, 


Foe1,or meat to feed. 
1 Cibaria,plar, 

A feeding of cattell, 

1 Paſtio,depaſtio,f m. 
Unſatiable fred: "ge pong 
1 Edacitas,f. 


gurgitation, 2 Alogia,f, 
A feeding paſte for cartel. 
1 Paicuum,paſcua,n, 


3 Paſcualis. 
Fed m the court, or baxton, 
1 Cohortalis,a4, 
Of,or pertayning to ſeeding, 
: Victualis,ad. 
To ſerveth to feed cattell, 
1 Paſcuus,ad, 
Full fed, 
1 Satar,ſatullus,ad, 
Feed,vide fude. 
Te Feele,aRivum. 
bk Tango,trato, 
To feele the bottome inwater, 
1 Contor, 
To feele,and handle gently. 
1 Palpo,palpor, 
To /eele,neut. 
1 Sentio,deguſto, 
To feele before hand, 
1 Praſentio. 
To fecle painepr griefe. 
1 Doleo, 
Ts begin to ſeele, 
1 Semtiſco, 
A feeling, 


tus,m. 


2 Praſagitio,preicnſie,f. 
A feeling ,or perceivmyg, 

1 Senfs,m. (2nfibilitas,f, 
VVithoat ferl:ng, 

1 Exſenſus,m. 

A Feend. 

1 Furia,furiz,arum,, 
A Fceln,vide field, 

Fe. re,vide fellow. 
Feldin. Campeſtris. 
Felicitte, 

1 Bearntudo,farlicitas. 
A Fell,cr kn, 

1 Pellis,octuta,f, 

A ſheepes fel. 

3 Mole 


Plentie of fels, 


3 Velicrolus,ad. 


To Fell, xz Succido 


2D 


1 Pabulatio,f paſtus,cibus,m, 


A feeding beaFFly, oy unreaſonable in- 


A feeding bere, X ther: abroad. 


1 Attrectatio, palpitatio, f. attreAa- 


a. tb. 2 nan 


A feeliag of a thing thut us toward, 


ML. 
» OO i 


A ſell. monger. 1 Pellicarius,m. 


To be Fell,or ernellyvide crae!l, 


To fell dawne. I Profterno, 


=O OO ada. of 


CP WR 


et 


FEL 


FER 


FET 


The {elling,or cutting downe of trees, 
1 Dejectus m. 
Ablegar rerdie tobe felled, 

1 Succiduus.ad, 

The Fell: 3,07 ſtreaks? of a carts 

1 Viets.m, 

A Fellon,or ſore in the body, 

1 Paronychium,n.turunculus. 

A fell;n 91 the frniger, 

1 Tagax,cis. 

A Fellon,or theefe,vide theefe, 
Fellony,vide :heft. 

To i6:ne m Fellow! "UW, 

1 Socio,afſocto. 

leined in feilowjhrp, 

1 Confociatus,p- 

Afell-w,or companien, we 
i Socus,m, ſoua,fcomes,fodalis,vi: 
C 677p 31001, 

A fellow at meryie paſt,mer. 

1 Convidor, congerro,m. 

A little prettie yong fehow. 

1 Iluvenculus,m, 

A fel'ow in office. 

2 Collega,m. 

A chambver-fellow. 

1 Contubernalis,com g. 

A fellow [6d our. 

: Commilito,m- 

A bed-{cllow. 

1 Colletaneus. 

A fellow [erwant. 1 Conſervus,m. 
Fellowes tn the how, 

1: Domeſtici,orum, 

A fellow maid ſervant. 

1 Conſerra,t. 

A fellaw,cr cop artner. 

1 Partiarms,m, 

A fellowſhip. 

1 Convcatio,f.comitatus,m. 

3 Coullegium,ccnobwum,n. 
Fellowſhip m ſervice, or a fellow wor- 
ker. 1 Conſe vitium,n.cooperarP,m. 
Fellowſhip tn warre. 

i Commilitum,n. 

That hath no fellog,or companion, 

1 Incomitatus,p. 

That cannog, be brought into ſellow- 
ſ'y. 1 Diſſuciabilis,ad. 

0f,or belonging 16 felowes, 

1 Socialis,ad. 

Fellow like, 

1 Socialiter,adv. 

I: thu be ſheyor that ? 

1 Hicc:ine,heccine, hoccine? 

Of good (ellowſh:p. 

2 £malo, 

A Felt, vide Hat. 

The Female. 

1 Fomina,F, 

A female dragon, 

1 Draczna. 

Fema'e,ur of the feminine ſort. 

1 Famininus,ad. 

To Fence, fen(e or encloſe about with 
bc dees. 

1 Prazſepio,vide enclo/7. 


| To fence,or forirfiegvide fort fie, 


To fence,or de for d. 
1 Detendo. 2 Proteyo. 
Fenced throughly. 


: Communitus,armatus. 
Fenud inor enclajed, 

1 Interſeptus,p, 

Fenced an every fede, 

1 Cataphra&us,ad. 

Ferccd with any kind of fences buck- 
lery/hield,or target. 

1 Seutatvs,p. 

A maſter of fence. 

: Lanifta,gladiator. 2 Pugillo,m, 
The Art,or deed of fenemg. 

1 Gladiatura,f. 2 Fugillatus,m. 

A jt» erg fe hoole. 

2 Pugillarmm,n. 

A c2at of fer:icegvide coat. 

A fenſure,vide fortreſſe. 

A Fenne. 

z Palus,f, 

Fenn 'ſh,or belor ging to the ſenne. 
1 PalnſtrS,paludob1s,ad. 
Feoffement «f 17wt. 

1 Poſtefſio fiduciaria, f. fidei com- 
miſſum,n, 

A feoffer of tru. 

1 Fidei commuifſor, emancipator, m. 
Ferly,vice far(y. 

Ferne. 

1: Filix,F. 

A Fernie ground, where manic ferns 
crow. 1 Filcetumn-. 
Pertamng to fearne. 

i Filicis,ad. 

Fronary,i feudarie. 
Feudatarius. 

Ferm,vide farme. 

A Ferret, 1 Viverra,iQis. 

A Ferrit, 

1 Ponto. 2 Trajefus,m. 

A ferrie boat, to carrie horſes on the 
water. 1 Hippago. hippagogat. , 
A ferrie boat to peſſe over in. 

1 Cymba,porthmas,f. 

A ferrie man. 

1 Poxttitor, meus,m. 
HD nautica. 

To mate Fertile,vide Sunfud. 

T9 be fertile, 2 Abugdo. 

Tobe Fervent. 

1 Ferveo. 2 Ardeo. 

Fervencie. 

1 Fervor. 2 Ardor,m. 

Fervent. 

1 Fervidus. 2 Calidus,p. 
Feryently. 2 Ardentcr,adv. 
AMore fervently. 

2 Confpiratius,alv. 

A Ferular. 

1 Ferula,Palmitorinm. 
Fiſtination,i. ha#t. 

To Feſter,or purrefie. 

1 Repurreo. 

A ſeſture. 3 Feſtara,f. 

lo Fetch. 

1 Adfero,affero. 

To /tch homie. 3 Deveco. 

K 3 


Ts fetch againe. 
| 2 Revoco,repeto. 


Tofetch out, 2 Depromo. 
To fetchor furn'jo ene with watery, 
$3 Aquor, : 

To fitch breath,or winde, 

1 Troſpio,reqpio. 
Fetched. 2 Pemnus,p. 

A fetchey of water. 

1 Aquator,m, 
A/etching of water, 

1 Aquatio,f. 

Fetches, 1 Zirania,n. 


1 Compeditus,p. 

A fettey, oy fetters and manicles. 

1 Pedica, compedes, f. vinculum,n, 
2 Manicz,Ff. 

Fetters,or hair about the feet of chic= 
kers, 1 Triczt. 

Fettered,or gyued. 

1 Cruriciepedg,m. 

To hawe a Fever,or 19 be ſick of afe- 
ver. 1 Febrioebricito, 
A fever, ide Argue. 

A ſernertian fever, firetching his 
courſe 36 howres, 

1 Hemitritgus,ad. 

A fever commury when the l'ghts aye 
infett:d with a diſca/t,called Ignis fa, 
cer. 1 Crymodes tebns. 

A little fever, 

1 Febricula,f. 

Akind of HeFiche fever, that happ © 
nerh of a burning acme. 

1 Marafimodest maraſmus,m. 

To wax Few. 

1 Rareſco. 

Fewneſſo. x Paucitas. 2 Raritas,f. 
Verie ſew. 

1 Pancaſſimus,perpaucus,ad. 

Few. 

1 Pavcus,aliquot,pauculus,ad. 

That 1 ſeth few words. 

1 Previloquus,ad. 

In few wirds. 

1 Paucis,ad.brevi.preſs*,adv. 

A ſew words. 

2 Definitc,adv. 

Fewell. 


1 Com 


F ante I 


Fickle. 2 Cadrevs,ad. 

A Fiction, 1 Fictio,t. 

A Frovle. : Fidicula pandurasf. 
A fitter. 1 Fidicen.maſc. 

A fidd's fire ke. 

1 Fle&rum,ndedala,f peften,m. 
Finelitie. | 

1 Fidelitas. 3 Veracitas,f. 

Fie. 1 Ahahyvah,ine. 

Fie fie. 

1 Apage,apagefis,ine. 

ie vpon. 1 Vent. 


FIE 


FIG 


FlG 


A Fi:ln,or peiture. 

1 Ager,c umpus,m. paicuum,n. 
A fiel1 d v.44 among ſtyong men. 
1 Viritanus ager 

A fi:id fallewed, or field eared readic 
to be ſowne, 

1 Arvus,m. arviuim,n, 

A new fallo ved field, 

1 Navale,n. 

Al tte field, 

1 lus,m, 

A _ fi-ld. 

1 Planties,f 2quor, a, 
Afi ld,or | 14 jowne every yeare, 
1 Aget reſtibilis,arvum 

A tall 1 field. .. 

i Rus,n. 

A great field. 

1 Latfundiumn. 

A fie dly1ng within the bounds or 111 
riſastt.on o! a Conie, 

1 Territorwum,n 

A ficld,or medow to be mowen, 

1 Pratum,n 

A field rrlled and ſowne, 


2 oF. 

A field fought in war, 

1 Prelium- 

Jaan toafild. 
rarius,arvalis, 

Ti ter, or ſer on fire, 

1 Acccndo,i k 


Tobe on fire. 


1 Ignco, . 
To jtrike fire with a flunt, 
+ x Excudo, 2 excutio. 
Fired,or (er on fire. 
x I 


1 Toris,m fax,f. 

A litile fire. x Focula,f. 

A light fire. 

1 Incenſiv,f. 

VVild fire. x Phly&ena,f. 

A fire-forke. 

1 Furca,zigniatia,f. 

Fire flamung, 1 Flammazf, 
—_— 

1 Pyra,f.r 

OD Fara. oP bodies were 
burned, 1 _—_—_ 

Fire hoopes, eait cf the wals vpon the 
enemies. 

x: Malleoliorum,m, ' 

| A quenched fire brand that hath buy. 
, of 1 Fanoyf. 

! Baltes of fire. » miſſiles. 
FT Saint Anthonies fire, 

1 Zoſter,m eryſipelas,m. 

| Onethaitu bred of the fire. 

| 1 Ignigena,com g- 

| Of.or belongrng to firg. 

1 Rogalis,ad, 

Freie,or bright. 


1 Igneus,ignitus,ad. 


Mightie by fire, 
1 1znipotens,ad. 
F vie.red.or bright, 
2 Rutilus,rutilws,ad 
Full of fire. 
1 Tonifluus,ad, 
That brin; 'eth, or cauſeth fire, 
I Flammiferarius,ad. 

ed as fire 
1 Flammatus,p 
Vortingyor ſputtins 047 fro 
i Flamm1 $,ad 
VVhuch jerk: th on fre, 


1 Incendiarius,ad. 
That beareth fre. 
1 Ienifer,ad. 
Fierboote. 
Donatioligni pro foco. 
Tobe Ficrce,crmell,or rerrible. 
1 Szvio,ferocio, 2 cxzftuo, 
To wax fierce. 
2 Evard le ,maſc 
Frerceneſſe.. 
x Sevitia,fero:ia, atrocitas,f. 2 feri- 
tas, vehementia,t. 
Fierce,cruell,or teyrible, 
1 Atrox,immanis, ferox, vchemens. 


2 y . 
Verie fierc?, 

1 Perfernx,ad. 

More fierce. 1 Ferocior,ad, 
Firrce,or cruell with pride, 

: Protervus,ad. 

Frereely. 


1 Atrociter,ferociter,cffrznate, vie- 
lenter,adu. 

To Fireft, I Pedo. 

A lutle fieſt. 1 Flatus vents, 

A fifteenth. 

hoes REIOITE: an parte bo. 


To Tobwhand or dreſſe wild figgge trees, 
ihcor, 


A litile firge 
I Ficuluss, 

A fi:ge among the Athenians, which 
was the moſt ancient frut , whorewith 
they lured before corne was. found. 


1 Heyeteria,f. 
A plaittcr,or clutter of figges. 
1 Palathaff. 
Al over,and gatheyer of figs. 
1 Ficitor,ficarius,m. 
A grene firge, not yet ripe. 
1: Groſſus,t buſicon,n. 
A dre figge. 
1 Carica,f i{chades. 
A kind» fig ner, of all moſt cold. 
1 Call: ſtruthig.f. 
A ſmall ig ge not ripe. 
1 Groſſus,m. 
Small figges which never comets ripe» 
neſſe, 
1 Olynthi,oram;n. 
Broad fig ges,vith a ſmall ſtalks. 
+ Alderomns ficus. 
A / g-rree, vide tree t, 


A— 


An wvi/avorief gge that openeth, that 
the ſeetes "9 4, wn 

I Mariſca,f! 

A p/ea/ant kind of fig ger. 

1 © hia,orum,n. 

Sweet f q5,win« h grow at Tarentwn, 

1: Oaz,arum,f 


A [talke, or [t, iffe of a frg-tr. e. 
1 Ficolca,f. 


Bla. efigger. 1 Leptoludi 

Fi; wa borne fonall, FY = 

I "Contona,f. 

Afaile of f,oges, 

1 Canica, : Maſſa,f, 
Aboundance,and plenty of figger. 

1 Ficitas,atis,f. 

Figges ſmall, yrought om Cann, a 
eitte 19 Caritas 

1 Cannez,canniz,f. 

Figs ,nut , an1 das, which the Athe- 
mans yſed to poure on the heads of ſer- 
vants at theiy furtt comming, or new 
bird's, for good lu, ke. 

1 Catachyſmata,n. 

Of,or belongin; to a hig-tee, 

x Ficulneus,ficul 

A kind oj figges like to paps. 

1 Mamillana,n. 

To Ficht. 

1  . 2 Carto, 


congredi 

To part - which fight, 

1 Dinmo. 

To fignt agatnfF. 

1 Oppugno, vellitor. 

To fight 1a batted 

1 Przlior,deprzlior. 

T « fight 44 Rammes gore, 

1 Cornupeto,arcto. 

"y fight _ the maner of Champions 


: Pugito, 
* fight valantly. 


To fight often. 1 Conflito, 
To f'ght with, 

1 Certo, 

To fight together, ; 

1 Compugno,commilo, 

To fight with fitts, 

1 Alapizo,as: 

To fight withſwords, 

1 Digladior,gladio. 

To fight within batrellger limnite, 
i: Ducllo 

To fight hand tc hand, 

2 C:merrere manus, 

They fight. 

2 Pugnatur,imp. 

He that firhteth m tfbing harnes, 


1 Clibanarius,m. 
Contmuall f:ghr, 

1 Protclum,n. 

A frabrer. 

1 Pugnator, 2 pugnax, 
A Figvter with abill, 

1 Falcarius,m 

A Fighter on the ſea. 

1 N aumachiarids,n. 


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A fiebrer with darts, 
1 Pilanus, 

Fomgbt. 

1 Pugnatus,p. 

A fighting, 
: Dipladatio,dimicatio, 

A mall fight. 

3 Pugnicula,f. 

A febr. : . 

i Pugna,fprzlium, 2 Contentio,F. 
A champton vfing to fiebt with clubs, 
1 Pygmachus,m. 

Fighting with clubs. 

1 Fypmachia,f. 

He th.t fizhteth with another. 

3 Confertor,m, 

A fighter tn the defence of another. 

1 Fropugnator,m. 

Fight :ng wit ', fiſts. 
Pugillare,n.pugillatus,m. 

He that comming to firht, u well ap- 
pointed with hu ſhield and armer, 

1 Hoplomach«s,m. 

He that fight. 1h lone without aid. 

1 Monomachus,m. 

A count rfeu fighting. 

1 Sciamachia, 

A plac ewby-in thiy fight. 

1 Pugnaculum,n. 

One ihat fighreth with a target, and 
haneſſed, 1 Hoplomachus, m, 

A fourhten field. 

1 Prelium,n. 

Aſharpe deſire to fight» 

1 Pugnacitas,f, 

A fiebting ag-t:.8F. 

1 Impuznatio,f, 

Cocke. fighting 

1 Al:&riomachia.F. 

A fi, hting lefo: 2 a atie, 

3 Anterium,n, 

Drepaed tn arcadineſſe to fight. 

2 Trocun&us,p. 

Pertayiang toafiiht. 

1 Pugnatonius,ad, 

Ready to fight, 

1 Cindutus,p., 

Pertoyning to fight on the ſea. 

1 Naumachiarius,zd. 

A Figure, frm, or ſoſbion of ame 
thing. 1 Figura,t typus,tropus. 

A feureyer jaſ} 10n of 4 later. 

1 Character,m. 

A fernve, cr ornament m ſhecih. 

1 Schema,ſchematum,ne 

A freurrycy ſhape of a man,or womans 
1 Ethgies,imagoyt. 

A figure foure/quare , hautng the ſides 
eguall, ana the corners ereok ed, 

1: Khombus,m. 

A firure foure/quare ibe a die, 

1 Cubus,m.quadrantal,n. 

A fieure mn , il parts equaky round. 

1 Sphera,f. 

Al figure a119 e the ſtayres called Her» 
eu!-s, 1 Ingenuculus. 

A fieur* when all the ſides are equall, 
: Iopheuron,n. 


3. 


— — 


A figuat ine ſpeakinge 

1 Tropologia,t. 

Frguyed like an images 

1 Imagimatus,p 

Figurative. 1 Figyyativus, 

Of many figures. 

1 Mulntormis, 

Done figuratinely. I Imaginarius. 
Frgwarmely ſpoken. 

1 Tropologice,wyſtice,ad. 
Fignratinely, x Tropice.typice. 
A Filberd, 

Avellana,f corylus,m. pontica nux. 
Filbirds. x Leprocaria,orum. 

A Filbiyd treegv trees, 

To Filch. 1 Furari- 

Te File, 

1 Limv, 2 Rado,acuo, 

Filed, 

1 Limatus,delumatus,p. 

A filer, 1 Limator,m. 

A file. 1 Lima)f. 

A littleſile. 1 Limatula,f. 

A file, wherewuh roughneſſe, or Tug- 
gedneſſe  ſm:01hed, 

1 Scrobina,f. 

Filed,or poliſhed, 1 Interaſilis. 
Somewhat filed, 

1 Limatus,ad, 

A file. 

1 Filum quo ſcripta pendebant. 
Le Fill. 1 Implco,pleo, 

To fiil,or uffe vp, 

1 Refercio 

T« fill vp againe. 

1 Repleo, 

Te fill. a battleyor bladder is filled. 
2 Diſtendo. 

To fill '-p by heape,warghr,cr meaſure, 
1 Compleo,oppleo, cumulo. 

To fill up that ut cannot be perceiued. 
2 Sorheos 

T o flewith too nuch of a thing, 

1 Oblaturo, 

To fill a hungy e fhomacke. 

1 Satio,exaturo,faturo. 

To fill vp the mumbor of the band for 
thens th. t le lead and abſent. 

1 Succenturi.. 

To be filled with mulke. 

1 LaGeſco. 

Filled. 1 Tmpletus.repletus,p. 
Filled with meat. 

1 Saturatus,fatiatus.p, 

Filled. fill. 1 Diſtzmwus,expletus,op- 
plerus. 2 differtus,p. : 
Fille1,as they fill 10 make meaſure. 

1 Sopplems,p. 

A fillng 1 Repletio. 

A filling of an kungrie fomacke, 

1 Saturatio,f 

A fil ng vp of that which s wanting, 
or &n adld:t15 1, 

1 Suppkmentum,n. 

The cy «fy manner of filling. 

1 Farwra,f ; 

That mc 1 bs filled, 


I Explebilis. 


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Tetiewith a Fillet. 
z3 Vitio, 

A fillet, or haiye. lace. 
1 Crinale,n.vitta crinalis,tzria. 
A fllet,or bond of cloath, 

1 Faſcuyf, 

A lutle filet, x Taniola,f. 

A Fillte,or yong mare, 

1 Equula,f. 

Te Filp. 

1 Talitrum impingere. 

A filkp. x Talitrumn. 

A Filme, or 1kmn like a capywherwith 
drverſe clularen be beyne. 

2 Pilium caturale. 

To Filtch,or feale. 

2 Convato,vide fteale. 

F t[th, flrhe,filthineſſe,v fenle, 
Finall, 1 Finalis,ad, 

Fraally, 

1 Denique,in ſumma,ad extremum, 
demum, noviſlime,poſtrems. 

To Finde, _ 

1 Invenio,reperio,offendo. 

To findnllewer ſupply «nes wants. 

1 Subminilt-o,fuppcdito, 

Ts finde, vr mant ane, 

1 Suſtento. 


1 Adinvenio.comperio,deprehendo. 
To finde out with diligent ſecych,or la. 
bour, 1 Inveſtigo, perveſtign, 2 Ex. 
tundo,excudo. 

To finde out by th:uking, 

1 Excogito. 

To finde an excuſe,or ſhift. 

x Cauſfor. 

It i found, 

1 Repeiitur,inventum eſt, 

Fonrd Repeitus,p. 


Found out, 
pag En _— 
1 Adiny ,comp zinycltga 
tus,p. 
Not found, 1 Irrepertus,p. 
A finder. 


1 Repertor,inventor,m. 
Afaul' finder. 

1 Rexrehenſor,m. 

A find! 29,07 fpplying of want, 
1 Suppcditatiof, 

A furding. 

1 Invertio,f, 

He th. t hath found, 

2 Nactus,p. 

That cannot be found. 

1 Inveſtcab.ilic,ad. 

Feund ow' ly i nnkings 

1 Excogitatus,p. 

Fincers,vide ſearchers, 

Te Fine,or {wn'ſ}: by the purſe, 
1 Mulfo,mul&or, 

One fi e4or put 10 a fine. 

1 MulQatus,p. 


\ A fie. I Mulaa,f. 
A fine. a forme of conyeighance of 


land. 
Fincy! of mettall. 
1 Purga'ores metalli. 


FIN 


FIS 


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— — 


Aputting to a fine, 

1 Multatio,Ff. 

That which i gotten by taxing, or fi- 
ning. 13 Multatitius,ad. 

To make fineor feat, 

1 Concinno, 2 Excoquo. 

To fine,(*4tle, or clarifie, as wine doth, 
or any l19yor, 2 S$udo. 

To fine,cy draw from the drees, 

1 Defzxco, 

Fined,clarified,or clenſed. 

3 Obruſus;p.putus,ad. 

Fined from dregs. 

1 Detgcatus,p, 

Not fincd from dregs, 

1 Fzcatus,p, 

Fineneſſe, or neatreſe, 

1 Elegantia, 3 Tenuitas,f. 
Fineneſſe #3 banquets, 

1 Lautitia. 

A finer of mettall. 

1 Metallicus,ad. 

Fine, 

1 Concinnus,elegans,ad. politus,p. 
2 Comprtus,Þ« 

kinz,or ſmooth. 
2 Tercs,retis,ad, 

Fine,and cunouſly wrought, 

2 Graphicus,limatulus,ad. 

Ver:e fine, 2 Przlautis,ad, 
Verie fine flender,and/nall in body, 
. x Pergracilis,ad. 

Finely. 

1 Pure,munde. 2 Nitul?, 
A Finxcr. 

1 Digitus, daQylus. 2 Articulas,m. 
The fore finger. 

1 Digitus ſalutaris, 2 Index. 

T'1e m ddbe finger, 

2 Verpus digitus, medius,m, Impudi- 
cus, tamoſus, digitus. 

The ring finger, 

1 Digitnsannularis, 2 Medicus, 
The eare finger, or litgle finger. 

1 Digitns auricularis,vel minimus. 
A little fiager, 

1 Digiulus,m, 

The inward top of the fingey next to 
tbe natle, 

x Co: yphe,f primores digitales. 

A fiuger breadth, 

2 Digitus,m.digitrm tranſverſum, 
He that hah ſix fingers upon one hand 
1 Sedigitus,ad. 

Pentayning to a finger. 

1 Dipitalis,ad. 

Foure fingers thicke, 

1 Quadrantalis,ad. 

On the finzer; end perfeTly. 

1 Perfete, 2 Meditate,adu. 

To Finth. 

1 Finio,perficin,perago,cxredio, 

2 Concludo,rermino, 2 Culophonem 
addere,abtolvo 

To finh a building. 1 Exadifico. 
Fiſhed. 

1 Finitus,peraQus,confummatus, 
2 Perpctatus.p.vide ended, 


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Finiſhed pirfe ly. 

1 Exactus,ab(olutus, ps 

That « not frraſhe f. 2 Inexplet?,ad, 
A finſher,or he that finiheth, 

1 Patrator,perfetor,m. 

A fimſhing. 

1 Tranſacio,canfetio. 2 Concluſio, 
conſummatio,f. 

A thing do 16 and finiſhed, 

2 Fxhauſtum,n, 

Finiteji.that hath end, 
Finned,-r that bach finnes, 

1 Pinnatus,p. 

A Finne, 1 Pinna. 2 Ala,C. 
The fins, or gils of afijh. 

1 Branchiz,Ff. 

T9- Firmament. 

1 Firmamentum,celum,n. 

The high part of the firmaments 

1 Cyttarus,m 

Belmnging to the firmament, 

: Zthereus,ad. 
Firkin, vide lutle baryell, 

Ts make Firme, vid.ſtrongftedfaff, 
and (re, 

A Ftrre rree, vide Trees. 

Any thing of firre, x Abicgnus, 
The Firit, 2 Capur,alpha,m, 
The firſt exerciſe tn a thing. 

1 Tyrocinium,n. 

Fiyjt of all,or at the firfF. 

1 Primo, princip.o, inprimis,primi- 
ws,adu, 

belonging to the firs, 

1 Frincpalis,ad, 

At the fort fight, 

1 Primo alpe&n,primo obtuitu. 
2 Prima frome. 

The first jrut:vide fruits, 

To Fth. 

1 Piſcor. 2 Venaripiſces. 

A fiſher. 1 Puſcator,m.trix.f, 
A fibing. 

1 Piſcatus,m.piſcatura,f, 
"Afijh. 1 Pucis,m. 

A l:the fb. 

1 Piiciculus,m, 

A Fiſhmonger. 

1 Piſcaius, 2 Ichthyopola,m, 
A fiſher,or angler with a hooke, 

1 Hamotrahon,hamiota,m. 

A fiib pon1gnde pond. 

A fiſher: boat, 

1 Horwla,f vide beat. 

A fytrrgrod. 

2 Calamus,m. 

A fiſh ſcale. 1 Squammayf. 
Salt fib. 

1 Muria durati piſces & conditi. 
2 Salſamentum,n 

A fijhine hovte. 

1 Hamus piſcarius m, 

One that ent*th filh. 

3 Ichihyophagus,,n. 

A ſheil fjh of wie (+ liquor purple Con 
lour u made, 1 Mw exyms 
Pertayn: "e *0 fil f L4G 

1 Piicarius piſcatorms,ad, 


FIT 


Fithie,ov full of fiſh. 

1 Fiſcolus,ad. vide f,Þ i their gene” 
rall heal, 

To take ones FrYt from ones eares 

1 Depalmo. 

A fit. 1 Pognus,m.pugillum. 

Club fiited. 

1 Manulus.ad. 

That u [trocen with the fiiF, 

1 Pugillatorius,ad. 

To Fickeiver the taile, 

A Fitula m the inner part of the 
eye. 1 Agilopa,f. 

A fiftula,ar wnmmg diſeaſe, 
1 ZXgilops 2 Fiſtula,f. 
Fitcges, vide Vetches. * 
To Fit,or marel, 

2 Socio, 

To muke fit,or meets 

1 Aptc »,CONCINNO,ACCOM 
Made fit. 1 Aptatus,p- 
A fitter. 

1 Accommodztor, concinnator,m. 
Amaking fits 

1 Concinnatio,acc 
Fitneſſe,'r fittings 
1 Habilitas,concinnitas,aptitudo, 

2 Congruitas ,f. 

He which maketh fir. 

1 Accommodans,p. 

Freneſſe of time, 

1 Tempcſtivitas,opportunitas,f. 
Fit, 

1 Aptus,accommodus, opportunus, 
C ( 215, idoneus,habilis 

2 Congruus,v.meet and agreeable, 
Venrie firs 

1 Exaptus.ad. 

B Fitts. 

2 Aliquotifariam, 

That oecth,or cemmeth by fits. 

1 Peniodicus,ad. 

Fit for the priypoſe, 

1 Peropportunus,ad, 

Fit place, x Idonea,n. 

Pertayning 10 make fit, 

1 Concinnatotius,ad. 

Fiily. 

1 Concinn1e, idone?, accommod2, 
aptc,rete., 2 Opporrune,adu, 
F1red. 


Laries © 


F ante L 


A Flable,or fanne, 

1 Flabellum,n. 

A Flange, baunr, enſignc, or ſtrea- 
mer, 1 Vexillum,labanim. 

A fl1goe borne before 112 liverie of 4- 
ny companie, 

2 <j2num,n. 

Flaggesor ſedge. 2 Xyris,f. 

To be Flagamg,cr withereds 

1 Flacceo,flacceſco,ad. 
Flasging,or hanging downe, 

1 Marcidusflaccidus,ad, 

A Flagen, 

1 Oenvphorum,n, z Ampulla. 


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A flagono” tunre-bottle to keey wine 
11, 4 Lagena,laguncula,t. 
A makey of fl170ns- 

1 Ampullarus,ad- 

A Fliyl:, x Tribalaft. | 
Tre} lace wi: ye lied J4ndrien tay thuy 
frayles. I Tiibulacunign, 
Flaxrant. 

1 Flagrans, 

A Flake ſnow, 

1 Floceinus,m. 

Flayne,vide /{eye. 

To Flame. 

1 Fiammo,flammino. 2 Exgſtuo. 
Tec been ,or grow ts f. 478, 

1 Flamun.cico, 

To catt ont flames, 

1 Flamangero. 

Te flame ag*14e. 

1 Reardcico 

A flame. 1 Flammayf. 

A little flarze. 1 Flanmulayf. 

B- yne of frame, 

: Flatamigena,com g. 

All in fl ame 

1 Hololampus,ad, 

$omewh tt like fi mes 

: Flameolus,ad. 

F lami gburny's. : FlammeUus. 
The Flanke, 

1 Inguen,ilegts,n. 

To Flap tog:ther, 

1 Plangy. 

A fiap to kali flies, x Muſcarium. 
A flap to flabell for winde. 

: Flabrum,flabellum,n. 

The flap that covereth the whiſtle of 
the throat, 1 Epigloſlis,f. 

To Flaſh, 

1 Fulguro. 2 Coruſco. 

The flaſhing of firegor lightning, 

2 Coruſcatio,micatio,tulguratio,f. 
Flaſhing,or lightning out of th? clouds 
2 Iaculatus,m. 

A Flaske.' 

3 Hlaſcania, f. 

To lay Flat vpor. 

1 Sterno,conſtcrr.o. 

To throw flat #n the rround. 

1 Proſterno, 2 Atfiigo, 
Preftyat,cr tiatlone. 

1. Fronus,ad. profiratus,p. 

To Flatter. 

1 Blatidulor,adulo,afſentor.2 Palpo. 
To latter for a dmvr. 

3 Paraſiior,ſupparaſicor. 

To iutter a latiie, 

1 Subblandior. 

A flattereyor fa ve ſpeaker, 

: Adulator, aſſemator , palpator, 
Gnatho, 

A flattrr1::9 queane, 

1 Adulatnx,peilax,paraſita. 

A flatrermy knaue, 

1 Gnathonicus, parafitus,m, 

A flatiercy for go04; ro be an heire, 
1 Haredipeta. 
Flaiteriegor faire fperrl, 


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aſlentatiw,t 2 Palpatio,delunumentii,n 
A flatterng ta'e. 

1 Aſſentatuncula,Ff. 

Tertanang to ſlatterie. 

1 Adulaturiaus,aſſematorius- 
Flatteritg. i Elandus,ad. 

That will not be jlattercd. 

I Inadulabilis,ad, 

Flattermgly. 

1: Aſſ:ntatorie, blade, adu. 

A F{awr, and cleft, or leoſeneſſe of 
the thin that riſeth by the nailes. 

1 Reduvia,vel redivia,f. 

Flawne, vide curſes 

To121e Flare. 

1 Carmino. 

Flaxe. 1 Linum. 2 Penſumn, 
VVil/ linnegor flax. 

1 Oiyris. 

Abundance of flaxe. 

1 Linolitas,t. 

A kimd of Spaniſh flax,whereoſthread 
& made,to make nes to take birds, 

1 Zoclicum,n. 

A mayuey of fine Paxe, 

1 Eyſſus,t.carbalus,m. vel f. 

Hempe or flax, ſt on the diftaſſe to 
ſhinne, 2 Stanien,penium,n, 

Flax wv ſptan. 

1 Linum infeaum. 

A fiaxr Worman. 

1 Linifex,f. 

Flaxe thar wilt net burne,, the cloth 
whereof u better cleanſed with fire then 
water, 1 Asbeſtinumn- 

A firtke of flax. 

1 Linipuls m. 

That ſctcthyor eercupteth flux. 

1 Linipola,linarws,m, 

A flax plat. 

1 Linarnum,n. 

An heape of flax 1 Linodium,n. 
Of flaxygnr | -nnen. 

1 Lineus,linteus,linoſkus,ad, 

That bearh; flax, 

1 Liniger,ad, 

Made of fine flax, 

1 Carbaleus,ad. 

A Flea, 1 Pulex,m. 

A place where fleas ares 

1 Pulicetunyn. 

Fleab:t.ngs. 1 Pulicina ſigna. 

A water fica,y ewnd and blacke, bigger 
then another flea, running vpon ftun- 
dine waters,and ſeldom ſtanding ſtall, 
1 Pulex aquaticrs. 

Of aflea. 1 Pulcens,ad. 

Full of fleas. 1 Pulicolus,ad- 

To Flea, ; 

1 Excono. 2 Deglubo,delamwo, 
Flerd, 1 Excoriatus,p. 

Fleagme, 

1 Fleyma,n.pituia. 

The ficaeme 6f the ty*7, 

1 Gramiz,grame,f, 

Full of fleagme, 

1 Pituitolus,ad. 

K 4 


Fleagmaticke. 1 Flegraticus,ad. 
Fleake,Cratis,vide -urale. 

To begta 19 be Fledg:. 

1 Plumeſco. 

Fledg-a. 1 Pennatws,p. 

A Fleece of wood. 

x Vellugn. 

A Fleet 9 hipyvide Navg, 

To fleet vides kin. 

Flete,a priſon ſo called, 

1 Fleta. 

Fleſh, 1 Cato. 

A liltle fleſh, x Carniculayf, 
Fleſh that hath ne fat, 

3 Alipaſtos,m. 

Fiſh about the gtums, 

: Epulis,idis,t. 

Fleſh growtrg over the nailer, 

1 Pinnula,t. 

The [Ale fleſh, that faſineth the f0n:gue 
to the nether part of the mouth, 

1 Hvpogloſlis,t, 

Flr mejſe. 

1 Carnoſitas. 2 Corpulentia,f, 
They winch eat fleſh 14W. 

1 Omophagi.m. 

V'Vaen the freſh « [0 bruiſed, that the 
blond 1ſſueth out at the ves. 

1 Enchimonia,m. 

Swperflnous f.eſhin the eye, 

1 AnchilopsF. 

All the fleſh betweene the hin and the 
bone 1 Viiusn. 

That « turned mts hard! eh. 

1 Occallatus,p. 

Fleſhie, 

1 Caineus,camalis. 3 Craſſus, ad, 
Fleſ-ly,or luStfall. 

1 Libidinoſus. 3 Venercus,ad, 
Full »f fleb. 

1 Carro{us,ad. 

Vt Lich tveth on fleſhe 

1 Caimvorus,ad. 


Fleſhly. x Carnose. 
Fletcher,vide Bowrer, 


To Fltt, x Volo,alis niti. 
To flier run away, 
1 Fugio,aufugiu,evolo, 
To fic bake. 
1 Ketuygio,revolo. 
To flieor run away privily, 
1 Sufti:gio,Jubvolo. 
Ts fire befure,or fir $4. 
1 Antevolo,prevolo. 
Ts jl.e fire. 
1 Viofvgio,provolo, 
To fre for reſuge, 
1 Perfugio. 
To flie aveut, 
1 Circumvolito, 
Ts flic together, 
1 Convolo,confugie. 
T: flie by,or beyona, 
1 Pigtervolo, 
To flue agaar#F, 
i Obvolo. 
1 o flir from place to placeyo? flue overs 
1 Transtugio, 
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To flie hithey and thither, 

1 Ditfugio, 

To flie ofren, x Volito, 

To flue cnt falſly. 

1: Evolo, 2 Erumpo. 

To flie vp. 2 Peto. 

To flie tn, 1x Involo. 

To flac over,oy aboue, 

1 Supervolo. 

T flie ouergor beyond 4 

1 Tranſ{volo. 

Ts fie downe, 1 Devolo, 

To put to flight, 

1 Fugo,as,profligo. 

"Pat to flaght, 

: Fugatus, profligatus. 

On: that jluth, 

1 Fugitor,m. 

Onethat fleth, or forſaknh ha ( ap» 
Fame, 1 Perfuga, com g, » 

He that flieth, or wdriven out of his 
countrey, x Profugus,ad. 

A flying. 1 Volatus,m. 

Flight,or diſcomfiture, 

1 Fuga,f. 

Afﬀying vnto. 1 Advolatus. 

An inclination to flght, ; 

1 Fugacitas,f. 

A flying, ant yeelding unto the ene- 
mes. 1 Transfagium,n. 

Fled,or eſcape. 

« Profugus,ad. 

Fl:d out. 1 Eflagus,ad. 
A ſhip that birds flie ayout, 

1 Circumvolarta navis. 

That flieth _ 1 Refugus,ad. 

T +6t flieth high, 

1 Altivolus,ad, p 
Flying from light, 1 Lucifugus,ad, 
That flieth, - Bob away /uddenly,cr 
abroad. 1 Volaticus.ad, 
Mightte m flying . 

I ipotens,ad. 
Flying. 1 Lapſus,p. 
Swiff of flr by. : 

1 Pernix,fugax,ad, 

Reatie te fic, 1 Fugax,ad. 

That will not flie, 

1 Involucer,ad. 

Any thing that flieth with wings. 

x Volucer,ad, 
Flickering,or flecering. 

1 Vagus,ad.jactatus,p. 
A Flt:. 1 Muſca,t. calex,m. 

A little flie. 1 Muſcula,f. 

A Flie hauing foure wings, called a 
breeſe,al/o a: Oxe Flie, 

x Tabaims,m. 

A flie that deſt»oteth corne, or a kind 
of LocuiF, 

1 Locuſta,f.bruchns,m. 

A fue that flieth alout the candle. 

1 Pyrallis,iJis.f hepialus. 

A fluegor moth th t huricth cloth, and 
book's, 1 Blartaft. 

A gad flie, or breeſe, ſuckeg the blood 
of beaſts. 


Ocſtrum,n afilus,m. 


A water flie. x Tipula,f. 

A fire flies, that liveth m the fire, and 
being fled from itypreſent ly dreth. 

« Pyrruſta,f. 

A flue whit bſhrueth inthe might. 

1 Lampyris,cicindula,f, 

Little flres like gnats. 

1: Ciniphes f. 

A flie like ablacke beetle. 

: Bupreſtes,F. 


A flic which in the heat of ſunamer 


p_— moſt ſhapely. 
x: Solipunga,f. 

Ab'iſter fle, 

l 4 > thts 
VVind flizs that line not paſt a day. 

x Ephemera,Srumgn. * 

Pertiyy mug to aflie, 

1 Muſcarius,ad. 

To Flinx. 

 Comtorquz:o, mitto, vide caſt, and 
thro we. 

To fling as horſes doe, x Calcitro. 
To fling away,or out. 

t Projicio., 

To fling w.th aime. 2 Perlibro. 

To fling out, 

1 Ejic;o,jaculor. 

Flong. 1 Conjeur,p, 

Flong away. 1 Projecus,p, 

She that flingeth, 

1 lacularrix,f. 

A horſe that flingeth,or kicketh. 

1 Calcitro,m, 

That flingeth, or kicketh often, 

1 Calcitroſus,ad. 

A flinging, 1 Calcitratus,m, 

A Flint fone,v tone, 

A Flitch of bacon. 

1 Succidia,Ff. 

To Flre, or /aile ſwiftly. 

2 Volo 

Toflitte , or to remoue from one place 
to another, 

1 Commigro, 

Fluting,or urcertaine, 

1- Fugitivus, vagus, flutuans,p. 

The Flire,or lacke. 

1 Fluxio,lienteria, diarrhceaalvi re- 
ſolurio,f. 

Flux of the belly. 

1 Pantices,f. 

The b!;uy flix,with gnawing and ex- 
corrat on of the boypels, 

1 Dyſemeria,f. 

He that haih the bloudy fl; x. 

1 Dyſentericus,ad. 

He that 1.11%) th: flax. 

1 Alvinus,liewericns,ad, 

The moit'h'y flux of womevs flowers, 

1 Menſes,m.menrſtrua,n 

A flux 0{ bloul at the noſt,chanemg to 
hor'es when 1h:y are farre gall ped, 

+ Cupher:on,n. 

That abmndeih of flux, or monethly 
iſſuec. 

1 Mcn?iroſa,F. 

Immoderat - figx of Lloud. 


1 '{emorthagiagf. 

To Flock? together, 

1 Agyrego, 23 Condenſo, 

T. ſeparate from the flocke. 

1 Scegrego, 2 Separo, 

A Flocke. 

s Grex.ccetus,m agmen,n, 
A great flockes 

2 Exercitus,m, 

A flocke.or mallitude of people, 
1 Turbazf, 

A flocke of ſheepe, 

1: Onaia,t. 

A flocke ef geeſe. 

3 Prolabrum,n. 

Of the [ame flocke. 

I Gage congrex,ad. 
Flocked on a heape. 

1 Confertus,ad, 

In flockes. 

1 Gregatim, conſertim, 
Flockes «fw- ol, 

xz Tomcntum,n; 
A little ſlocke. x Flocculus,m, 
A Flocke-hed. 

r Culcitra,t. anaclinterium,n. 
A tlocke-bed maker, 

2 ulc;:ramnus. 

Flackes made of the leaues of the hearb 
Gnaphaliuns. 

1 Gniphalon,n. 

To ma\* a Flooze, 

1 Pavimen'o 

To flooe with boards. 

1 Aſſo,tabulo,contabulo, 
Floored. 

1 Pavimentatus,p. 

Floored, cr dreſſed with boords, 
: Tabulat $,contignatus,p, 


A flooring with boords, 
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A floore. 

1 Pavimentum,ſolum. 

H:* that maketh cleane the fleores. 
3 Arecator,m. 

The floore of a houſe,or barne, | 

1 Area. 

A flooye bricked. 

1 Pavimentum lateritium,n. 

The #nſtrument to make floors ſir aight., 
1 Valgium,volgiolum. 
Florences,a 41nd ofclotb,or coine, 
To Flot#,or fleet vpon tne water, 
1 Inno,flunio,flutuo. 

Afloting bither and thither. 

1 FluQuatioyf. 

Floting hither and thuker. 

1 Fluitans,p. 

Floudxide Flowe. 

T» Flourth,or proffer. 

1 Floreo. 

2 Vaeo, vigeo. 

To wax 7reenc, ts begin to flouriſh. 
1 Vicſco, 

To flouriſh greatly. 

1 Effloreſco. 

Toflownjb againe. 

x Refloreo, 2 Revireſco, 


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A Flow:r, 

1: Hous,amhos,m. 

Flowers of wi'd Pamcgranati, 

1 Balauſtuum, n. 

A ſlower-de-luce. 

1 Iris,radix illirica, 

The yellow flower-de-[nce, 

1 Iris lurea. 

Of a flower-de-luce. 

I Irinus,ad, 

Fl.wers,or hearbrewlich ſeue for gare 
lands. 1 Stephanoma, n. 

Flowers,or learb:ywh: rewith houſes be 
decked, 1 Verbenz,arum. 

Tunes flower, flower of Indie, 

s Tunecanus flos. 

The flower of the field. 

3 Gluſtrum,n, 

The flower that flieth away like the 
dorne of a thiftle, 

1 Typha. 

A b1il. flower of yellow colowr,like to 
awvwiolet. 1 Lutcola,f. 

A little flower. 

1 Floſculus, m. 

A flower called the Pionie, 

x: Orobax,m. 

A flower called Stichades, 

3 Sturchas,m. 

Flowers that appeare firſt in the ſpring. 
I | Primula verts, 

Flor:ers of the hearbe Britannica. 

1 Vibones,m. 

The flewers, or bl-ſſomes of tyees, 

1 Quintinz,arum,Ff. 

Bookes treating of flowers, 

: Anthologica,n, 

A flower like a Roſe, crowing among 
brambles in the latey end of Summer, 
i: Petillus,m. 

A flower ſeruing for carlands,being of 
the colour of fire,and hauing no ſmell. 
1 Flammea viola. : 
Flower-pers ſet in the windewes of pri« 
vale houſes, 

2 Hort imaginarij,m, 

Mate of flowers. 

: Floreus,ad, 

Flower-worke, either in pillars, or in 
borders, or (ach lite, 

1 Zophorus,m. encarpa,f. 

Like the flowers of a "Pomegranate. 

1 Balauſtinus,ad. 

The flower calle1 Lilium ſylveſtre, 

1 Anticantharus,m. 

Full of flowers, 

1 Flondus, flotulentus, florulus, an- 
thinos,ad. 

Th. beareth flowers, 

1 Floriter,floriger,ad. 

That gath.reth flowers. 

1 Florilegus,m, 

To be im the Flower, or prime of bu 
age. 1 Ad liko,pubeo. 

To FlourtH, « hey do with weapons, 
I Prohud>,prehido, 

A flouriſhing 1110ng men of fence. 
: Przluſio,f. proludium,n. 


Flourtſhing, or the play that u vſed as 
the beginning of Games. 

1 Protudium, n. przluſio,f. 

To Flout. 

1 Tlludo, fubſauno. 

A flouter, x Sannio, m, 


Floutmg, 

2 Ridbundus,ad. 

To Flowe. 

1 Perfluo,permano. 2 Ilabor. 
To flow ar10:4,46 dixers fireame, ot 
of one ſþ11ag. 

I YE ethus, 

To flow about. 

: Circumfluo. 

To flow azaine. 2 Refluu. 

To flow b:tweene, 

» Interfluo. 2 Interluo, 

To flow continually. 

z Fluxo. 

To flow downe like an ebbe, 

1 Defluo, 

To flow like the Sea, 

: Fluctuo. 2 Xſtuo. 

To flow wnto, 1 Afﬀuo. 

To fiow nigh ynto, 2 Alluo, 
To flow out, 

i Effluo,cmano,ſcateu, 

To flow our. 

1 Exundo, ſaperfluo, 

To flow ſoftly. 2 Lambo, 

To flow together, 

1 Confluo, 

To flow,or runne vnder. 

1 — 

T- flow by a place. 

: Praterfluo, 2 Allabor,perlabor. 
To begin to flow, 

1 Scateſco. 

To flow all ower,»y 01 all party. 

1 Permano,diffluo. 

To flow,or rwn before a place. 

1 Prafluo. 

To deſire ts flow out. 

3 Scaturizo. 

To ſlow in. 1 Influo. 

Flowing. 

1 Vndans, part, fluidus, ad proflu- 
ens, part. 

Flowms about. 

1 Circunfluens, 

Flowing ouer, 

1 Profluns,ſuperfluus, ad. 

A flow ug. 

1 Fluxus,m.cffluentia. 2 Decurfio, fl. 
Flowing of b'out out of ſundrie mem- 
bers, 3 Tull1j,m. 

The flow'ng of the Sea. 

+ Salan:ia,f, 

The flowing about of waters. 

2 Cucumluvis, f, 

A floxd. 

+ Fluvius,m. lumen,n. 

A little floud, 

1 Fluviolus, m. 

A flou!, wi watcy mixet# with clay 
covereth the gr1eund. 

1 Ailavies,t. alluvium,n. 


A find, or free, deſcending from 
hi's bnto walieyes, by aboundance of 
rame. 1 Torrens,m. 
A floud of water ſtirred by a tempeiF, 
1 Flucus, m, F - a 
An outrag ious floud,or ouerflowing of 
water. 1 Inundatio,Ff. 

A flowd,or deluge of water, 

I - now ran ; angay 

A floul-gate,or water=/toppe. 

: Sk =, /toppe 

Flow t-gates, 

1: Commata,n, cataratz,f. 
Flower of meale. 

: Sumula, ſfimilago,t. 

Fine flower, 

1 Poils,m. cribraria,F. 

Pertaining to fini flower. 

1 Pollinatius,ad. 

Made of fine flower. 

1 Similagineus,ad. 

Flower of bearbes, vide Flouriſh, 
Flue, vide Nee. 

A Flute. 

: Aulos, m. tibia, 

2 Syrinx, ſyringa, f, 

A player 0n the Flute,or ſmall Trum- 
per. 1 Tibicen,aulzdus,m, 
Flure,vide Flexe, 


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A For, vide Enemie. 

T» Fodder,or forrage. 

1 Pabalo,pabulor. 

A fod dever. 

1 Pabulator,frumentarius, 
A foddering,or forraging. 

1 Fabul io, frument : 'y 


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1 Pabulun. 2 Cibaria,n. 
A place for fodder. 

1 Stabulum,n. mandra,F. 
Pertaining to fodder, 

1 Pabularis,frumentarius,ad. 
A Foxge,or cloud. 

1 Nebula.f. 

A Fogge,or after. graſſt of Hay, 
i Poſttenwum, n, 

To Fotle, 

: Proſterno, 

To gine the foile. 1 R 

To take the foule, 

1 Repulſum ferre. 

Fotlel, 

: Repnlks, proſtratus, 

of fouler. 


2 Propullatio,f. 

A foile, 1 Repula, f, 
Ts Fotne. 

2 Lancio,pungo. 

Foined. 

1 Punus. z Lancinatus. 
A foine, 

1: Fundtus, m, 


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vox 


FOL 


FOM 


FOO 


A little foining. 

1 Puntwuncull, 

Fointnvly, 

3 Punctim, adv. 

A Fotſon, vide .Aboundance. 
To Foi;t,or jluffe in. 

1 SubJo,niatce. 

Forted m. 

1 Subdititius,ad.ſulfarcinacus,ſuppo» 
litus, p. 

A Fott, or little Pinnace. 

+ Liburnum,n. ſpecuiatoria navis, 
To be Fot1747 or maiftie. 

1 Mucco. 

To wax? forjlte. x: Muccico. 
Foie. 

1 Mucidus, ad. 

A Folts 

1 Fullus equinus,m. vide (le. 
A fale of an Afſ,, vide Ajſe. 
Folings of ( #5. 

2 Pullics, f. 

Of a foie. a Pullinus,ad, 

Ts Fold. 

1 Plico. 2 Volvo. 

To fold mm, 

1 Involvo, implico. 

To fold wp. 

4 Compixco, obvolyo, 

To fold rowid about. 

1 Obvolyo. 

To feld vp m abottomegus thread, 
1 Agelomero, 

To fuld,or wrap mm. 

1 Impleao. 

To fold betweene. 

1 Interplico. 

To fo'4 wp apparrel. 

1 Veſtiplico. 

To fold a tnrg three times, 

1 Triplico. 

To fold a thing an hundred fold, 
1 Centuplo, 

Folded. 

1 Plicarus. 2 Rugatus,p. 
Folted together. 

1 Complicatus. 

A folder, 

1 Plicator, m. 

A fold, or pleate. 

1 Plica, 2 Ruga.!. fhaus,us,m. 
A folding 


. 
c 


1 Phicatura, plicatio. 


| A maid that foldeth hey miſtreſſe gare 


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ments. 1 Veſtplica,f. 

That may be folded. 

1 Flcatilis,ad. ; 

A Fol to pm catiell ny vide Pit- 


fold. 
Aſheepe-Fold. 


1 Caula,f. uvile, n. 

Folly, vide Feoliymneſſe. 

Folke, 1. peeple. 

Folk note, 4 COnvenmus, 

Te Follow. 

1 Sequor. £ 

To follow afrer,cr preri Yes ; 

I Conſequor,proſequ@,inſequor. 


| 


T o follow forthwith. 
1 Sublcquor. 
To joliccy dilrgently. 
1 <ECtor. 
To folow by cowr/e, 
2 Altcrno. 
To follows examplet, mannergor trade 
of ether men. 
1 Imvor, anno, 
To follow another mans pleaſme. 
1 Obſequor. 
It folleweth, 
1 Scquitur, imperſ 
A following, 
1 Conſequentia, 
Fellowed. 
1 Perk. quutus,imitatus,p. 
VVhich hath followed. 
1 Exſcquutus,inſequutus,p. 
A followe ror Pw/ucy, 
2 Conſecator,m, trix,f. 
A follower. 
1 Sectator,zmulus,ſequutor,f. 
A following. pb 
z Conſ&atio, conſequutio, imita- 
tio, F. 
One that followeth, 
1 Puſterus;ad. 
V | kick felloweth others. 
1 Cunſeaneus,ad. 
That followeth pon another thing. 
1 Conſeaatrius,ad. 
T5 ve followed. 
1 Imitabilis,;imitandus,ad. 
Folt, vide & «ole. 
Foman, 1 Inimicus. 
To Fome, or forth. 
1 Spumo,dcſpumo, 
To begin to forme. 
1 Spumeſco. 
To caſt out ſome. 
1 Expumo,deipumo. 
To {ome at th: mouth likes an Horſe,ov 
B1are, 1 Fremo, frendo. 
A forming. 
1 Spumatus,m. 
F ome. 1 Spurma,f. 
F ome of the Sea. 
3 £cline, f. 
The ſome of ſalt-peter. 
1 Aphronitrum,n. 
A fait ſome conming of the canes that 
grow tn frunes, I Adarcos,m. 
The feme of the Seahardencd, 
1 Alcionumn. 
Fome of Lead, 
1 Molybditis, f. 
Fome,or motley of eyler. 
1 Amurca,f. 
Fome of new wine. 
1: Muſtulentus, m. 
Full of fome. 1 Spumoſis,ad, 
{ nered with forms, 
1 Spumatus,p. 
Fomue., 1 Spumeus,ad. 
Fomentation, 
1 Fomentum,n. 


Fondnefſc,vide Feoliſhneſſe, 


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A Font, " 
1 Baptiftccium. 3 Lavacrumgn. 
Foode. 


1 Cibus,convitus, m. edidium, na- 
trIRGent ul, AUTOR, pabulumyn. 
Port unin? ts forge, 
1 Cibarus,oltmenarius,ad. 
Tic $5 Ece þj clo daily fecar. 
1 Pcnoza, pluz. ne 
Taken for j-0ae. 
1 Liculentus, 
#6 play the Fool:. 
1 Delipio,incptiv. 
To make fool, 1 Intatuo. 
Te ſpeake fouli)h;(y. 
3 Nanucr. 
A foole. 
1 Stulcus, fatutis,vappas 
Afeol: ma'Þley. 
1 Sannio, mimus,m. 
A jerewd foole , ſuch as Geiiticmen 
take pleaſure ih, 
1 Morton. 105,Mm. 
Atl angrt? {velg. 
1 Monatliculus. 
Fozl1ji ejjeyur folly, 
1 Stulcjua,idipientia, ſtoliditas, ime 
prudentia,ineptia,inicitia,t. 
Foolyb,or fond. 
1 Stultus,imprudens, fatuus,ſtolidus, 
ineptus,dcfipiens. 2 Abturdus,[tupt- 
dus,inſulſus, rations Expers, 
0 omewhat fool:/ h, 
2 Subſtupidus,ad. 
That talgeth fooliſhly, 
1 Stululoquus,ad. 
Folijh take, 
1 Stululoquium.n. 
Fos!1ſh by raadne(ſts 
1 Amens,ad, 
Foole-hardte, 
1 Audax,temerarius,ad. 
Foolij} bardweſſe, 
1 Conhdentiagtemeritas,f. 
Foolybly. 
1 Stulte,ſtolid: ,inepte,impruderntcr, 
2 Inconlul:c,temerc,adv. 
A Fo02D, or ſhallow place, 
1 Yadum,n. 
Foords, 1 Breviagium. 
Full of foords. 
1 Vadoſus, ad. 
To zoe 6, Foot?, 
3 Fedito. 
To ſtampe with the feet. 
3 Fedio. 
A feet. I Pes,m. 
A liitle foot, 
1 Pediculugs, m, 
A ſooteman, 
1 Pedes, pedcficr. 
A ſoot-man,er lackie, 
1 Curſor,cucumpes,m, 
The part of ihe fect where ihe toes doe 
g70w, 
1 Tarfus,m, 
The foots hol!gyneſſe. 
1 Yula pedis. 


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The ſol» of 152 foot. 

1 Flanta pedis, 
iA foot with the tocs, 

1 Planta, £. 

Splay-faoted,ov brrudefooted. 

1 Panſa,m. vel E 

The print of the foot, 

1 Peda, f. 

The footſtep, 1 Veſtigiumyn, 
That hbat\ one foot, 

1 Vrnipes, ad. 

That hath two feet, 

1 Pipes,ad. 

That hath three feet. 

1 Tripes,ad. 

That h.th foure feet, 

1 Quadrupes,ad. 

That hath many feet, 

1 Multipeda,t, 

That hath braſen feet, 

1 AXripes,ad. 

That hath fierie feet. 

1 Ipnipes,ad. 

That hath whale feet with tots, 
1 Solidipes,ad. 

That hath broad fees. 

1 Latipes. 

That hath (oft feet, 

: Mollipes. 

Trat hath long feet. 

1 Compernis,ad. 

He that hath little feets 

1 Struthopes. 

Foetel like a Cocke. 

2 Gallipes. 

( lene-feored. 1 Fidipes,ad. 

( [o1en. foote { in rwanme, 

2 Bifulcus,bifdus,ad. 
Splay-footed. 

1 Palmipes, ad. 

( r7pe-/6 rel, 

1 Loripes,ad, 
Of t:-0 {oor lonng broad, 11d willes 
1 Bipedals,bipedanus,ad, 

A fent of 
3 Batſis,t. 
A fort-ba'ts 

1 Pila pedalis. 
A foot w:d andlfr, vide HA4!#, 

T hat wherewr i; 11e JOW7 ts wrapped. 

1 Pedalis,ad. 

Of hal a foot, 

1 Semipedalis, al, 
Foot by foot. 

1 —% —__Y 
For. 1 Pro,propter,vb. prep.nam, 
etenum,naim(q.1e,quippe, 

For that, oy foy 44 11602, 

I Q»oni2m,quia,quod,quand«Quie 
dem quum,con, 


A lillite 


Fer alt tat. 1 Idcirco,con, 
For the ſake, 1 Ergve 
For thu, 


1 1deo,idcirco, propterea. 
For what cane ? 
1 Quamobrem,quid ita,cur,quare ? 


For ever» 


1 Perpetuo,inztermvmady, 
p * 


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For that price, 1 Tanti, adv. 

T» Fotbarre, i. deprive for ever. 
To Fozbeare. þ 

1 Parco, patior, fern, abſtineo,tem- 
pero. 

F ovrearance. 

1 Patientia, abſtinentia, longanimi- 
eas, f. 

VVith great forbearance, 

1 Longanimiter, vide Aercifull, 
To Fozbid. 

1 Yeto,prohibeo. 2 Abouo. 

To forbid before, 

1 Przveto. 

To forbid ſtraightly. 

1 Interdico. 

Forbidden, 

1 Prohibitus,interdiftus,veritns,p, 
Forbidden by ſome rel;g10us vow, 

3 Voritus,p. 

It us {orbidden, 

1 Cavyetur, imp. 

A frbid ler, 

1 Prohibitor, maſc. 

A forbidding. 

2 Prohibitio,interdiQtio,f. 

A thing forbidden. 

1 Vetuum, ns. 

That belongeth to forbidding, 

I Prohibiturius,ads 

To Foace. 

1 Copo,propello. | 

To force ones ſelf to dee athing, 
i Molior. 

To force againtF one, 

1 Igvrgev. 

To force often, 1 Coadto. 

To be in hu force. 

1 Vigeo. 

To waxe ftrons,or forcible, 

1 Vigeico. 

To be of like force. 

1 ZXquipolleo. 

Forced, 

1 AdaQus, coafin, p. 
VVreited ow-y by forces 

1 Tortus,cxtortus,p. 

Force,or {irength, 

1 Vi,cihcacia,potentia,f, vigor,m. 
Force,oy endeauour to doe a tings 
1 Molimen,conawen,n. 
Forcible, 

1 Efhcax,violentus. 

I'Viti great force. 

1 Enixior,valemior,ad. 

Of great fore?. 1 Valens,ad, 

VF ithout force. 

1 Inefficax, 2 Irritus,ad. 

Of more force. 2 Fhirs,n. 

Of finall force. 2 Levis, ad. 
Forcibly. 1 Valde, obnixe, potente?, 
violemer, adv. 

To Fo2e-calt. | 

1 Profpicio,pruvideo, 
Fore-catted. 

1 Prem cditatus,ps 

A fore-caitiny. 

1 Providemia, proſpicientia,f, 


Dt forecaſting. 

1 Improvidus,ad. 

Fore-caſtingly, 

1 Provide, circum{peRe, conſul, 
conliderate, adv. 


A foreer, xn Arcula. 


For thy, vide Therefore. 
AF 026-4? porntment, 
1 Pradcſhinatio,F. 
To Fo02r-deeme. 1 Divino. 
To Foze-doe. 2 Derogo. 
A fo-e-doing. 2 Derogatio,f. 
A Fore-farher. 
: Antecefior, m. 
4 Fozchead.  Frons,f. 
Like a forehead. 1 Frontatus; 
That hath two forcheas, 
1 Pitrons,ad. 
A layje and high forchead without 
haire. 1 Relicina frons. 
That hath an; hugh forehead, 
1 Fromto,m. frontoſts, ad. 
Fore: u7 ging. I Forisjudicatio. 
To Fore-4n: w. 
1 Pracognoſco. : 
Fore-hnowne, 2 Praſcnſus,p. 
A fore. knowledge, 
1 Przſcientia, f. - 
A foreknowing,ov telling if a thing. 
1 Prznotio. 2 Prxfeniio,ft. : 
Haumy fore-knowled7e, 
1 Przſcius,ad. ; 
One that fore-knowerth, 
1 Prognoſies,m. 
A Fore-mes of the Lueſf, 
1 Prazjurator,m. 
Tie Fore part. 1 Antica,f, 
A Fore-nmner, 
1 Precanſfur,m. 
A fore-rom:r;;, 3 Pracurſus,m. 
To Fo1e-/ce. 
1 Prevideo,profpicio,intucor, 
Fore. ſence, 
1 Praviſes,precavus,p. 
A foye-leer, 
1 Freviſor,proſpecator, 
A fore-feob;. 
1 Previventia, f, 
Lacke of fore-ficht. 
1 Impradentia, f. 
Fere. ice me 4 the " fre oF, and yroe 


| widimn for it hf” ret come. 


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1 Providus, ad. 

Lt fore ſecrng. 

1 Improvidus, ad, 

Te Foze-how, 

1 Premonſtro,prgnarro, demo. 
T'oe {ore-14im, 1 Preputium 


T5 | 922 hom” 1". 
. | JR" £ 
1 Ceflo.carnc or Jerretto, 
Ts F022>ffe ire , vide t6 bepitch, 
Harm, 07 £001:44 


A {ore fhecel, 1 Prelogus,m, 
['s Forc-/7 ie, vide 70 fo re - ſets 
To Fo12-//all, 1 Imercipto. 
To fore-ſtall a Market. 

1 Þ: zmercor. 

Fere-tialicd. 1 Intereertus,p. 


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FOR 


A fore.ſtaller, 
1 Interceptor,propola,m, 
A fore-ſtaller 6. the Market. 
1: Pramercator.clard ; 
Fore-ftalling. y 
I <>. h 
To F o2t-raft. 1 Przyuſto. 
A | ent 
1 Przzuſtator, m, 
The Foe-reeth. 
3 Incilores, 
To Fo12-tell, vide Tropheſie. 
To Fo2e-thinke, vide ts fore-ſee, 
A fo re-think mg. 
1 Przſagitio. 2 Pornitentia, f, 
The F0tt-ward, 
3 Antrorſum,n. 
To Fozfet, 
1 MulQam commitrere, 
To confiſcate,or ſeiſe vpon as ſorfst, 
: Conhiſco. 2 Publico, 
Forfeted,or taken as forfet, 
1 Conkiſcatus, p. 
The fo'fet of ones good!, 
2 Seco, f. 
A buzey of forfeted good', 
2 Sector, m, 
A forfer, fine, oy penaltie, 
1 Mul&a. 2 Peena, f, 
A condemning to pay a ſorfet. 
: [Mallar RO 
at which u gotten by forfet. 
I MulRatitiz,.ad. fer 
Te Forge,us Smiths doe. 
1 Crdo,excudo,fabriccr, 
To ſorge,or melt, 
2 Conflo. 
To forge,cy counterfet. 
: Adulrero. 2 Ementior,ſubjicio,vt 
ſubjicere teſtamenta, 
Te forge, or br, ng in new Teftaments, 
vide Counterfir. 
For 
1 Fabricati's, ps 
Forged, or melted. 
2 Conflatus,excuſus,p. 
Forged,or counterferted. 
1 Adulteratus, 2 Conſutus,p. 
A forger. 
1 Fabiicator,m, 
A forger,or counterfeiter. 
1: Adulterator,m. 
A forger of taes, 
1 Sycophanta,m. 
A ferger of nritings. 
3 Fallarius. 
A forger of new wort, oy ſtrange 
te:rmes. 1 Logodzdalus, mg 
WE forges, 
1 Fabricatio,F. 
A fergins of felt accuſations & tales, 
Fereenre, 1 Sycophantia, f. 
A [c vred,or fained tale. 
2 Figmentum,n. 
A Sr: thy Ferge, 
i Fabrile.n fabrica ferraria. 
To Foonct, 
1 Oblvyiſcor. 


To ferzet that one hath learned, 
i: Dediſco. 


To forget by drinking, 
I tbibo, 


To be forgotten. 
2 Morior, excidn. 
Forgotten. 
1 Oblitus, 2 Fxoletus, 
C leane forgotten, 
1 Intermoruus,ſepults,p. 
That will be cleave forgetten, 
1 Interturus,Pp, 
Forgerfulneſſe. 
I Oblivio, 2 Morgf. 
A forgetting. 
2 Pratermillio, £, 
Forgerful, 
1 Immemor, oblivioſus,ad, 
A Fotke. 
1 Furca. 2 Haſta,f. 
A pitchsforke, 1 Merga,f, 
A dung-forke. 1 Pidens, m. 
A forks to ſet yp a Vine, 
2 Capreolus,m. 
A forke to beare fardels ypen. 
1 Mulus Marianus,arum 
A lutle forkeor heoke, to hang fleſh 
vpoen, 1 Furcilla,furcula,f. 
Forkes nherewith nets are borne vp for 
wild beaſts, 1 Vara;h; 
Little forkes. 
1 Xrumnulz, f. 
A fire-forke. 
1 Furca igntaria. 
Forhed, 
1 Furcatus,p. 2 Piſulcus,ad. 
Deuble forked. 
1 Fifurcus, ad, 
That hath feurye forker, 
2 Quadrifidus, ad, 
Three forked. 
1 Trifurcus, ad, 
Forlet, ferlerne, 
Deſolatus, ruinoſus. 
To Fonne, vide faftione 
To for me anew. 
1 Ret'rmo, 2 Recoquo, 
Formec/or painted lielys 
8 Iconicus, ad. 
A former, or makey of any thing of 
clay, 1 Plaſmator,plaſtcs,m. 
A former of things with fire, 
1 Encauſtes, m, 
Fo:mall, Formalis. 
Founer, 
1 Prior,ad. anteaftus,ps 
To commit Fomicatton., 
1 Mereuicor, (curtor, vide Adal:te 
rite, 
A fornicatoy. 
1 Adulter, waſc, 
Fermication. 
1 Fornicatio, f, 
That hath committed fornication, 
1 Fornicatus,p. 
To Fo:rage, vide fodder. 
Forratne, /# ere. 


| 1 Peregrinus, extraneus. 


A Forreſter. 

1 Saltuarius, lucarius. 

2 Viridanus, ad. 

A Forrett. 

1 Saltus,m. 2 Sylva,f. nemus,n. 
Forreſtert. 1 Napz,m, 

A dwehey in a forrebF, 

2 Sylvicola, dub, g. 

The fee that Foreſters take for graſing 
beatt; in the forre#F, 

2 Scriptura,f, 

The forvebts. 

1 Denſa ferarum teRa. 

Full of forre#ts. 

I Saltuvſus, ad, 

To forſe, 1. clip. 

To Foulake, 

1 Defero, derelinquo,repudio,deſti- 
tuo, refugio. 

To forſahe or refuſe a Indge, 

1 Ejero, 

To be forſaken, I Vaſteſco, 
Forſaken, 

1 Relictus, deſertus, deſtitutus, part. 
orbus,ad, 

Forſaken viterlys 

1 Derelitus,p, 

A forſaker of his friends in time of 
ned, 4 Deſertor,m. 

A forſaking. 

I DefeRio_iereliio,deſtiwtio,, 
A forſaking,or falling away from nes 
Religion, (aptame,or Allegeance. 

1 Apoſtaſia, f, 
A for/aking,or going aſide, 

1 Seceſlio, f. 
MA forſa\inr,or running away from his 
oune ſidcyt2 the contyarie parts 

1 Iransfugium,ng 

To foreſtall, Anticipo, 
Fo2lvoth, 

1 Videlicer.profeto,nempe,quidem, 
medius,f..ius, lanc,ccate. 
T» Forſoeare. 
2 Pcjero, 
Ferſirorne, 1 Ferjurus ad, 
A [orſwearer. 

1 Pejerator,m. & trix,f, 
A ferſwearing, 

1 Fejeratio,abjuratio, fy 
For;h:»l.c, vide f ore-thinks, 
To Fortific, or fences 

: Munio. 2 Vallo. 
To {' niifie flrongly, 

1 Firmo,roboro, permunio. 

2 Prevallo. 
To ſortifie,ry ſence about, 

7 Circumſepio,circumvallo, ; 
Fo ſortifie a place before the enemies 
come. 1 Premunio, 2 Przfepio. 
Fortified, ox fenced. 

1 Munitus,firmatus» 2 Septus,p» 
Fort:ficd ftren; ly, 

x Permunitus. 

Not fortificd, a 

1 Immunitus, part, 
A fortifier. 


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A fort, or defence againſt the cnemies, 
1: Przfidia,n. 
A fort, or fortler. 
: Caſtellumn. * 
Forts which the Romane E mperors had 
m thery borders. 
2 Clauſire,f, 
A fortific con, or fence before a wall. 
1: Antemurale,n. 
A fortification of a thing, 
1 Munitio. 2 Munimentum, prefi- 
dium,n. 
A fortification,which the beſieger! of 4 
(ttie make berweene their (*ampe and 
the Citie, 1 Loricula,f. 


A fortreſſe,or bulwarke. 
: Agper,m. Propug 
2 Vallum,n. 
Fort by fort. 
1 Caſtellatim, adv. 
Forth, or goe on. 
I Perge . 
Forth DR 1 Foras, ady. 
Forthwith. 


1 Protinus, continuo, oppido, ſub. 
inde, {tatim, iltico. 
The t1me of foriue des, or after a wo- 
mans chil. birth, wherein ſhee mught 
not be þ :ytaker of the holy ceremonres, 
1 Teſſcracoſton, n. 
Fortitude. 
! Fortitudo, F. 
Fo:top. 
Crines in fronte criſpati, 
To make Fo:tunate. 
1 Fortuno, 
Fortune. 
1 Fortuna, ſors, condi f. cyentus, 
m. omen, 2 Aulpicium,n. 
ond fortwne, 
1 Fauſtiras, F. 
One thai telleth a mans ferrune by the 
day and howure of bu birch. 
1 Genethliacus, ad. 
A Forture-teller. 
1 Omanator, m. 
Fortunate. 
1 Beatus, fortunatns, fanſtus, feelix. 
2 I 2tus,auſpicatus, ſecundus,ad. 
Somewhat fortunate, 
r Beatus,a&; 
A! it fortuned, 
1 Forte, adv 
Fortuaately, 
1 Fortunate, ſauſte, feeliciter, beats, 
auſpicato. 2 Secundis avibus, 
Td put Forward. 
: Prot dllo. 
To pricke forward, 
1 Concito, 
Ser forward. 1 —— 
Forward. 
1 Prorſum, antforſum. 
Forward,a:d backward. 
1 Antrorſtm,retrorſam. adv, 
A FoTef, er {tle cheft, 
1 Ciſtella,f. 
A woman ſeruant that carrieth her 


Miſtreſſe 1» ſſer. 1 Ciftellatrix, f, 


A fotter- fa1her, 
1 Pater nutritins,m. 
A fotter-brother, 
1 Collactaneus. 
To make Foule, or filthie. 
1 Turp, , conſpurco, fado, 
2 Maculo. 
To wr ke foul ,or ill favoured, 
1 Devenuſty. 


Te make foule, vide Defile. 
To be foule,or filthie, 

1 Soxdeo,obfordeu, 

To be foul- or vmewed. 

1: Muceo. 

Ts waxe foule,or filthie, * 
1 Sordeſco 

Fouled,or made fthae. 

: Fadarus, —_ 


Gods, hw 


F i of the bodie, hauing ſpor: of 
ſundrie colours, 1 Vi 

Fouleneſſe,or ill fanouredneſſe. 

1 Turpitudo, 2 Deformitas,F. 

Filth, 

1 Sordes. 2 Colluvies,f. 

The filth, or rutt of any thing, 


1 Scabrum,n. 
Frlth that commeth of the hands in 


waſhing. 

viarrz fordes. 
Filth rubbid from ones bodie, 
iS tum,n., 


The filth of any thing that is waſhed. 
1 Proluvies,t. 

Fulthineſe athered of moiſture, 

2 Eluvies,f. Situs,m. 


{ The filth of the noſe 


1 Myxa,t. vide wad 


' A fou'e or fithte perſon. 


2 Luwm,n, 

A foule,filthie, oy ill fanoured harler, 

! Spurca,ftriftinella,f. 

File) #1 fſe m a manger garment, 

1 Hluvics,f. 

Filth that 1/[ueth ont at the pumpe of 
a/>'p. 1 Nautea,f. 

Filth that commeth of any thing that 
u clean{(ed. 1 enum. 

Foule, cr filthie, R _ 

1 Sordidns, turpis, fpurcns, i- 
dus,,mmundus. 2 Scaber,obicaenus, 


ad. 

Foule,or ill fauorred, 

N ” =P 2 Maculo. 
ſus 


/ ow/e,or that maketh filthie, 


dome foulsger f this. 


Full of flthie matter, | or blond, as an 
impoiÞume, or running ſoare. | 
1 


Filthie of life, 
2 Diſſolutus, 


Ell " were ful of matter. 
,adv. 


fk ena nadtwins 


ok 
Foulely,s or 7 il fanewedly, 
1 Deformiter. 
Te goe a Fowling, 
3 Aucupor. 
A fowler. 
1 Auceps,m. & f. 
A fowling, 
1 Aucupatio,f. aucuptum,n. 
A fowle,or bird. 
1 Volucris, com. g. 
Fowler, 1 Volantes. 
Great fowles, 44 — Gooſe, (rane, 
&c. iAles,m.v 
A place where water ds be kept. 
1 Chenotrophium,n, 
Penang to fowling. 
1 Aucupatorius,ad. 
To Found, »r cauſe to be built. 
1 , 45. 2 Condo;conftruo 


1 Fundator. 3 ; Conditor, inſtitu. 

tor, m 

A Bell-ſounder. 

1 Campararius, fuſor zrarius. 

A founamg, or melting, 

1 Fuſura, 

A founder, 1 Fuſor, 

A founding ,or building. 

2- Politns, ms. 

A fowidation, 

1 Fundamentum,ſulum,n. baſis. 

A foundation made in manjhes and 

waters, with piles of timber. 

I Pilatio,C. 

The mak; ng of a foundation. 

» Subltrucio,t. 

From the fowidation, 

1 Funditts, adv. 

Foundred. 

1 Equus pedibus claudus. 

A Fountatne. 

1 Funs,m. » Origoyf. 

Of a fountaime, 

1 Fontanus,ad. 

1 Fourd, or (ſhallow place , vide 
ocrd, 

Foure, vide Numbers. 

Foure-ſquared. 

1 Quadratus, p. 

Declmed tn foure caſes. 

1: Tetraptoti. 

An bniſtrumnent REFIE 

1 Terrachordon. 

Foure handfuls broad. 

1 Tet! 

Fowre children at on. burden, 

1 Quatuor gemini, 

Feure beats yoaked or | arne Ted !ogte 

they, 1 Quadrij juyt. _ 


<————_ 


| 


——_— tw... 


" vene 


=» « S* es - 


FRA 


DOSY | 


Of fore members. 

1 Tetiracolon, 

That hath foure holes,or doores. 
1 Quadr'-fors. 

The /oxrlth part of @ih ng. 

1, Qaadians,f. 

Fomrc manner of waies. 

2 Quadntarjam, adv. 

To Fourm?, vide 7/101. 

A Fourm x or bench to fr ”m, 
1 Claflis,jeila, f. 

A fourm” for tro mn. 

1 Biſellium,n. 

HA jourme for three nun. 

1 Triſcluum,n. 

Al place whore fourmes are kept to ſet 
on, 1 Sellaria,f. 

To play the Fors, 

1 Vu, incr. 

A Foxe, 1 Vulpes, com. g. 
An old beaten Foxe. 

1 Vulpecula,f, 

Foxe, a doxocs name. 

1 Lampurus,m, 

Belonging to a Foxe. 

I Vulp inus. 

Like an ld kcaten Foxe, 

1 Yeteratone,ady,. 


To foyſt, vide (0241, 


F ante R 


A Fragment, 

: Fruſtum,fiagmentum. 

The fragments of any thing cut, 

: Concedes, pl, f. 

Fragments of meat, 

x Analecta,n, 2 keliquiz,f. 

He that ſweepeth the fragments toge- 
ther. 1 Anale&es,m. 

Fraxilitie, « Fragilitas,f. 

To Fray,or make afrud,vide to feare, 
To be made afraid. 

1 Pavefin. 

Afraid, 1 Abſterritus. 2 Exanima+ 
wus.p. 

To begin the Frop, 

1 Impreflionem facere. 

A fray. 1 Digladiatio,f, 
Fragrant. Fragrans, 

Towaxe fraile. 

2 Exvoleſco. 

Frasletie, 1 Fragjlitas, f. 

Fraile. 1 Fragils. 2 Caducus,ad, 
A Fraile. 1 Filcella,Ff, 

A fraile of figges. 

1 Fiſcina ficorum, vide fieges. 
The Fratrit paid vy 24. on the 
water. 1 Vclatura,f. naulumgn. 

A double fraig't paid for gung forth, 
and bringing hore. 

1 Amphoteroplun., 

Frazght money, 

x VeQtuale,n, 

Fratzhted. x Onuſtus, ad: 

To Frame. - 

z Formo,tabrico,fingo. 


free. aV 


To fame,or ivine toge: her. 

1 Conjungo, cragiments, 3 Con» 
texo, glutino, Conglutino. 

Frame/. 

1 Conſtryfvs, p. aptus,ad. 
A fan. 

1 Fabricztor,formator,m, 2 Opilex, 
com.g. 
il framed, 1 Informis,ad. 
Frame of nature, 
2 Natts, Þs 
A fommng. « Formatio, machina, 
Reuttura, tabricatio, junio, £, 
A frame to ſet wine vepel; on, 

1 Incitega,f. 
The frame of a Vine. 

1 Charzx,t, 
Ronſed pon frames. 

1 Cantheriatus,p. 

Out of ffame. 1 Enormis,ad. 

Ont of freme. 1A Adv. 
The twelue *Peeyes of Fraunce, 

1 Patric Franciz. 

Ts Franchile, vide free. 
A frenduſirg,or mekirg a bondman 
a,f. 
Francheſſe, or libertie. 

2 Inmmunitas,f. 
Franke, » Liberalis, ad, 
A franke gruere 

1 Largificus. 
Franke-heavted, 

1 Perliberalis, ad. 

Frankely, 1 Liberaliter, graris,inge- 
nue, liberc. 

T» Franke, «r feede, vide fat, ad 
cede. 

A franke. 

1 Saginarium, n. 

Frankincenle. 

1 Thus,n.. 
A kind of frankincenſein l:ttle graines 
: Orobia,f. 
A [:ttle p:cce of frankencenſe. 

1 Thuſculumgn. 
That b:areth frankercenſe. 

1 Thurifer,ad. 

That ſclleth frankencenſe, 

1 Thurarius,ad. 
That buyneth frankencesſe. 

1 Thuricremus,ad. 
That gathereth frankencenſe, 

I 1 hunlegus,ad. 
Franchi/+, Privilegum. 
Frantick?. 

1 Flirencticus,ad. vide Mad. 
Fraternitie, cr br*therbood, 

1 Fraternitas, f. 2 Sodalitium,n. 
Of a fraternitie. 

1 Sodalis ad. 

Fraunde, vide Guile, 

To Fric,or erfranchiſe. 

1 En.ancipo,manumitte, 2 Emitto, 
Freed. 1 Liberatus,p, 

To wa':« free togeibcy, 

z Collibero, 

To be free, 

x1 Sui cfſe mancipije 


A free man, 
1 Civis,liber,munices,m. 

He that 4s made free by the ſame mai- 
fer that another wu. 

1 Collibertus,m. 

He tha; 4 made free 
ment. 1 Statuliber,ad. 
hr eeds me, 

1 Libertas, 'mmwunitas,f 

Freedowe jrom, 

2 Vacuitas,f. 

The ftate of h:11 that of abondmass 
made free, 

3 Libentinitas, f. 

Freeneſſe in giving, 

1 Liberalitas, f. 

Free-bll. 

1 Mancipium, n. 

Free. 

1 Liber, immunis, ſolutus, 

Free,or franke. 

1 Libcralis. 2 Prolixus,ad, 

Free boriies 


1 Ingznuus. 2 Liberals,ad. 


will ard teſia- | 


mo IR 


Freely beſtowed. 

x Gratuitus ptus, 

Freely. 

1 Libere, gratis, liberalitcr,ingeraie, 
ady, 

A Frcekle in the face, 

: Lentigo,f.nevus,m, 

Full of freckles, 


2 Navolus,ad. 

Fren, or rem, vide Stranger. 
To ſpeare Frinch, 

3 Franciſco, 

wa F) ech man. 

z Gallus, m. : 
French Roſes. 1 Trachinia,ts 
A French hood, 

2 Redimiculum,n. calyptragf. 
The French poxe, 

1 Morbus Gallicus. 

To make bu Frend. | 
2 Concilio. 

To endevour 16 get ones friendſt:p. 

a Aſſcdor. 

To knit in friendſhip. | 
2 Devincio, 

A friend, . 
1 Amicus. 2 Intimus, neceſſarius, 
familiaris, m. 

A friend read/e tobelpe, 

: Amicus ferentarius. 

A new friend, 

1 Fhiloneus, m, 

A little fnend. 1 Amiculus,m, 4 
A filow friend. 

x1 Coamicus, m, 

An aſſured friend. 

1 Amicvs juratifſimus. 
A heavig fnend. 

1 Amicus infenſus,m, 
A falſe friend. | 
1 Simulator, m. : 
She that makeih 4 light ſrienaſhip be- | 
trcere hro parties, 


3 Conaliatricula,f, 


A 


— 


—_ - 


—_— . 


FRE 


FRI 


EW 


| A friend, or indifferent bod:e , with 


whom money # left or inte whoſe hind; 

any thing is put, til! both parties be a= 

greed, 1 Sequeiter ad. 

Frendly, 

I - > qm—_ 2 Blandus, 
,ad. 

Friendieſſc. 1 Aphilos,m, 

Friendlinefſe. 1 Officum,n. 

Friendleſſe, Abſque amicis. 

Friendſhip. 1 Amicitia. 2 Conjun- 

Qio,neceſlirudo,f. oficum,n. 

loyned mm friendhip. 

2 Vaitus. 

Entred into friendſhip, 

1 Vadiatus,p. 

Friendly, 

1 Amice,benevole,officioſt, aman + 

ter,con jun&e,humane,adv. 

Tbe Frenſie, 

: Phrenefis,infania,f, 

Frenticke. 

1 Phrenet nati 

To Frequent. 

1 Frequento,verſor, 

Frequented. 

1 Creber, ad. frequentatus, cclebra- 

tus, p. 

Not frequented, 

1 Incclebris, ad. 

Frequently, or often. 

# ogunmdadted, ſubinde, ſzpe, 

acy, 

To Freeſe, 

1 Gelo,conglacis, 

To be froſen. 

1 Gelor. 2 Concreſco. 

It us fraſes, 

1 Congelatur,gelaſcir,imp. 

Fro'ene 

1 Congelatus, glaciatus. 3 Concre« 

tus, rigens. 

That may be froſtn. 

1 Gelabilis, 

Freſt, 

1 Gelv,n. pruina,f. 

A froſt, fro 1 water,or ict. 

1 Gelicidiung,n. 

A freeſing. 

1 Geltu,n concelatio. 

Frofen round w0:4t. 

1 Circumgela:us,p. 

Froſtie. 1 Pruinalis,ad. 

Tobe Freſh,ard lufte. 

1 Vipeo, vizeſco. 

To 4 2 Recandeſco. 

To mak freſh,or bright. 

> Polio. vt polire arma. 

Freſh, or rew. 

1 Noyus, recens. 2. Floridus, virt- 

dis, ad. 

Freſh, or luſtic. 

1 Vigens,p. vegetus,ad. 

I reſh,or <nſalred. 

1 Muſtus,infiilfis, ad. 

A freſh» man, 2 Novitius,mn. 

Afreſh,or againe, 

1 Exintegro. 


ad 


————— 


Freſply. Recenter,ady. 

To Fr:t, 

2 Fremo, indignor, vto. 

To fret, or rub. 

1 Frico. 

To fr:t out of mtaſhre . 

2 Perfremo. | 

To fret together, as in outing. 

1 Collino, collnio. 

Frerred. 1 Infricatus. 

A fretting. : 

x Perfrict10,attritio, invertrign,f. 
2 Attricus,n1. 

Fretting, and wringirg in the belle, 
vide wringing. 

Friday, vide D-7. 

Te Frie. 1 Frigo. 

To frie much. 1 Detrigo, 

Fried, 1 Friftus, frixus,p. 

Fried in oyle, 

I Frictus ex oleo, 

A frying. 1 Fri&to. 

Fried meat, 1 Caro frixa. 

A fryng- anne, vide 'Panne. 
A Frir. Frater, 

Frierie. Fraternitas. 

Friers munor. 

Fratres ordinis Minorum. = 

A Frier Auſten, i. Ordinis Augu- 
Nini 


ini. 

Predicant , i. Ordinis Predicato- 

rum . 

( armelites. " 

Ordinis Carmelitani obſeryantes. 

C apuchons. 

Convenuales fratres obſervantes Ca- 
mi. 

Alcndicants. 

Mendicantes ordinis Franciſcani. 


' Friele. 


1 Bracca,gauſape,Ff, 


| 2 Pannus villolus, 


Frieſid 6n both fedes, 

1 Amphitapus, amphimallus. 
Very mach Frixhted,o, feared, 
1 Fertrepid ns, p, 

A Fronxe. ; 

1 Hmbra,f. 2 Lacinia. 

A fringe abovt a canop:egov ether likg 
thang. 2 Ferrugo,Ft. 

The rringe, cr tapeſtrie, that kangeth 
next 16 the grow 1d. 

1 Fratich. \ 

That hait a fringes 

1 Fim\>ia:us, 

A fripporer. 1 Interpolator. 
To Frifl?, 

1 Criſpo. 2 Vitulo. 

Preſled. 

1 Criſpatus,calamiſtraus, 

A ſriſler, 

i Capillatorz ſtruQor. 

Friſled haire. 

i Calamiſtrata coma. 

A ſriſlirg yron. 

2 Comotrion,n, vide (riſe. 

A Fritter, or fro(/s. 

1 Erictilla, te lazanumn, 


Frivolous. 

1 Frivolus,nugatorius.ad. 
Frivolouſly. 

1 Nugatorie,ady, 

Fro, or from, 

1 A,ababs.ex,de, 

From withyn. 

: Abintis, adv. 

From ones childhood. 

1 Ab adoleſcentia, 

From aboue. 1 Deſuper. 

From that day forward. 

1 Ex co ſubinde. 

From bencefo1 th. 

: Dehinc poſthac,adv. 

From thence, 1 Tiinc,inde. 

From thenceforth, 

1 Deinceps,cxinde,advs 

From whence. x Vnde. 

From what place ſever. 

1 Vndecunque, adv. 

From dore to dove. 

: Oſtatim, adv. 

From man to man. 

1 Virium,adv, 

From countrey to countrey, 

1 Provinciatim,ady, 

From one place to another, 

1 Huc & 1lluc. 

From one to another, 

1 Vito ci N 

From ſome place, 

L Alicunde,adv. 

A Frocke gowne. 

1 Palla,f. 

To croaks like a Frogxge. 

1 Coaxo. 

A ſregge. 1 Rana,f, 3 Carchoqui- 
os, Ws. 

A little ſreqges 

1 Ranula, agredula, F. 

A hind of frog 85% 

I nad. 

Greene frog ges. 

i Calamitz,f. ranz Virides. 
(roakng [rogges, 1 Ololyhones. 
A kind of frog ges,the big geſt of all 0- 
ther,ard lreth only among bramblcs, 
1 Plirynon, n, 

T ow;g frogges, 1 Ranarum fartuss 
The cr 0aking of frogges. 

1 Coaxatio. 

A place where ſrogges be, 

1 Ranewm. 

T» become Frolicke, 

1 Hilareſco, 

Frolicks, 1 1oaws,ad. 

Frolickely. Hilare,adv. 
From, vide fro, 

A Front. bp Fron;,m. 

The {ront of an Arm.e, 

3 Aces, f, 

The front of a ( ountrey, 

2 Margo,dub.g. 

The fore-fr011 of an houſe. 

1 Frontiſpicium,n. 

A from let ov fronta:te- for a woman's 
h:ad, 1 Frontal, n. 

__ ee. © 


CDG e—_—_—_—— > — > — — 


P—_— — 


AE 4 


'FRV 


Froth. 

1 Spuma),f, vide Foe. 

F:othie, 

1 Spumatns,p. ſpumeus. 

That beereth froth. 

1 Spumiſer, 

A frownce, vide a wrinckite 
Frowardneſlſe. 

I 4 Fmmns , moroſitas, pertina- 


np rd vndesHFanding of a ward by 
the contrarte, as when we ſay, PAaIce, 
quod nunime parcant. 

x Antiphraſis, f. 

Froward. 

1 Moroſus, protervus, petverſus, re- 
fractanus,ad. 

Somewh it fraward, - 

1 Snbmoruſus, rcf5aariolus. 
Frowardly, 

1 Proterve,perperam,moro(e,aver* 
ſe, adv. 

To Frowne. 

1 Capero frontem, 

A frowning countenance. 

1 Caperata, 2 Contra, vel obdu- 
Qa frons. 


—_ 


A frowning woman. 

2 Dira mulicr. 
Frowning, 

2 Torvus,nubilas,ad. 
Frownnglys 

1 Diro vultu. 2 Torviter. 


Frncatic a 


6 fuitfulneſſe. 
ather, or _ all the fruat of any 

tg 1 Defrugo 
The fruit of gener 0 ,arnd ſometin 
taken for the e ſuit of tyees. 
1 Fees, frutus,m. 
All kend of fruit ſeruing for ſuftenance 
that the earth bringeth forth. 
1 Frufuscereales, truges,f 
Fruit, or profit, vide TD rofit, 
Frut oe profit taken of cattell or goods, 
1 Vſus frudtds,m. 
The fruit ar berry of a ( edar tree, 
1 Cediis,t. 
All fruits hauing bard jhales,or rinds; 
4s Nuts and ſich like. 
1 Acrodiva, n. 
Ernits that hae ne hard prls or ſhales 
x: Oporz,arum,f. 
A frutt in India,talled of the Apothee 
caries the Nut of Lg ypt. 
1 Myrobalanum,ns 
A frut calted ef the Apotheraner Se- 
beften. 1 Mixa mixaria. 

A frut m India called Tamerinum, 
the fruit of the Date tree, 
1 Phenicobalanus,m. 
A fruit called of the <Apethecaries 
Iniubz. 1 Ziziphum,n. 
\Afrut caled Tuber, hawng a goed 
{mell and tait. 1 Myly yos. 


Fruits that be Like 10 treats. 

x: Or 

% = rwit of the kind of (arets, 
Delphides 


The fruat of C ornus, which u not in 
England, the Erench call it Carnoil- 
ler. 1 Cornum, n+ 

A frat tndadia like the greene 'Da 
maſcens, 
1 Tamarindi. 
Drverſe ſmall fruit a;d pale, 
1 Ofpratura, f, 
Fruats 1191 ripe. 
2 Cruda poma. 
Firjt 76g of the yeare offercd te gads, 
1 Primitzz,arum. 

A frutt- loft, 


_ 1 Opurotheca, 


A fruitterer, 1 Pomarins,m. 
Fruit time. 2 Vindemia,ft. 
That brareth fruit on both ſeds;. 
: Amphicarpla,orum, 

That beareth fruit. 

Frugifer, ad. 

That beareth mw nearely, 

2 Reſhibils 

That beareth frac twice, 

1 Biferus,ad. 


To make rue fertile, 
Tak ale Fmt 


To yo FruQifico. 
Frurfulnefſe. 
1 Fecunditas,fertilitas,vbertas.F. 
Frurifull, or Lays 
1 Fentilis, ferax 
Meſt frutrfull, © 
I Feracaiſhmus, 
Frutfullys 
I Fertiliter, fecundz. 
2 Lzte,adv. 
Frumentte,po11age made of wheat. 
1 Alica, f 7 ny puls fru- 
Mentacea, 
They that ſell, or make frumentie. 
I Alicarij, orum 
To Frumpe,or mock, 
3 Tocar, illudog 
A frumpe. 
1 Ridicvlum,n. ſanna,f. 
A frumper. 
1 Sannio, maſc. 
Erumping ly. 
1 Ridicule, adv. 
To Frnitrate and make void that 
ww done before. 
1 Fruftror, 2 Retexo. 
To fruſtrate, and deceiue , vide Des 
cerne, 
Fruftrated. 
1 Fruftratus, part, 

A fruttration. 
1 Eruftratjo, F. 
Fruffrate of bu p e, 

1 Fruftra, ad, _ 


Fry.i I, young 
A Fryer, LF Freer. 


F ane V 


A Fugitine, 
1 Fuginivus, 

Tobe Full, 

1 Abundo,ſcateo, 

To be made full. x Satarox. 
Fulneſſe. 1 Flenitudo, faturitas. 
Full, x Plenus,referts p. 

Full of. 1 


Full fed, 1 Satur, 2 faburratus; 
- ull,ox perfett, 
; 2 rotundus,ad. 


Fully. 1 Plene,adu.ad .ad plenum. 

To Fulle cloth, 

1 Fulo, 

Afuller. 1 Fullo,z 

A fuller a ———_ 

1 Arsfullanica, _ 

A fiiler, Jhop. 

1 Fullunicum,n, 

Faliers clay,or earth, 

1 Tera cunolia,terra fallonum, 

Belonging to fullert, 

1 Fulloneus,ad. 

A fulling. 1 Feallacia,f. 

A fulling of cloth wuh the feet, 
1 Sakusfullonicus. 


To F Full, accemplh or performe, 
Impleogeflico. 2 ſolyo,perago. 

It u fulfilled. 

1 Satfatum eſt. 

Fulfilled, 

1 Expletus,impletus. 

A ful [filling 

I «ps perfeQiogf. 

Fulſom 

iN — 

To Fume. 

1 Stomachor, vide fer. 

A fume,or breath riſing vp. 

1 Exhalatio,Ff. 

A fumig ation, vide perfione. 

The F eg 

1 Colos,anus 

The fa Lin >" con of the ſundament. 

1 Procidentia ſcdis. 

A Functton, 

1 Fundio,f. 

Fundling.  Inventitius. 

A Funnell, :hrough which liquor % 

poured into veſſels, 

1 Injundibulum, 

To make, 6r execute the F unerals. 


- nerall obſequie. 
Sn z» 2, Supremum offici- 


—aWPI ſoleymitier at burials, 
1 Exequic, f, 2 Parentalia,te 
F unerall ceremonies,or rites, 

1 Inferiayf. juſta,n. 


Funerals 
——— 


= ———— 


—__ 


FVR 


GAD 


GAL 


Furerals whereat games were v/ed. 
1 Funera fympluc WS 

Funerall ceremontes at the graues of 
dead men. 1 Necyaff. 

A funeral ſong. : 

1 Threnum,nenia,epicedium,n, 


Belon 1w1ng to fineral;. 


"2 I unebris,funereus,ad, 


T» Furbuth. x Interpolo. 
Fuabuſted, x Interpulatus, p. 

A frrbuſher. 

1 Interpolator, m. 

To Furre gownes. 

t Pelliculo. 

Furred, 1 Pelliculatus,p. 

A furring. 1 Penulatio,f. 

A firney. 1 Pelliculator,m 
Furre, 1 Pellis,f. pellitiuw,a. 
To be Furtous. 

1 Furs. 

Farie, I Furor, M. innia, velania, 

rabicsF. 

Hell. Jh furtes, 

1 Furiz,dirz,f, eumenides. 
Full of furte. 

x Furibundus, ad. 

Furtons. 

: Furioſus, veſanus. 2 Inſanus. 

Furiouſly, 

I FurtoP, adv. 


radium, neut; 

A ferlong of land, 

F 

Farmentie, ide Frumenties 
To make a Furnace. 

x Furno. 


A furnace, 
1 Fornax, fornacula,f. clibanus. 
23 Caminus,m. 
—_ fernace. 
Figulina,F. 
Mage like a furnace, 
1 Farnacens, 
To Furniſh, 1 AO, paro, 
ſuppedito. 2 1 
Furnſhed. 
1 Suppeditatus,ornatus. 
A firrn'ſhing 
I Spedenics ornatus,ms 
Ty Furrowes, 


Fares in \ furrowes. 
x Silcatus,p. 
mak er of furrowet. 
1 Sulcator, 
A furrow. 1 Sulcus,m. 
Greet furrowes for water to paſſe, 
1 Sulcus aquarius,f. 2 Ay $6. n. 
A frrow,or trench whereby ficld; are 
drained. 1 Lacima,f. 
Al rrle frrow,er d: tch, 
r Sulculus. 
Furrewes made 11; h:1;,to con eigh ya- 
t er,to waſh gare of nettall, 
1 Cornigh 
Furrowes - the field, which are made 
fo recerme rame watery. 


th. 


| x Colliciz. 2 Scrobs,f. 
Long narrow furrowes. 
3 Foruli,m. 
VV ater firrowes. 
1 Elix, 
Furrow by furrow. 
x Sulcatim, 
Further, vide Farther, 
Furthermoze., 
1 Porro autem,preterea,ad hec. 
_ the furtbeſt. 

lummum. 
To Further. 2 Expedio. 
All u done to the _ of. 
z Servitur, im 
A furtherer. 
I Adjutor, fautor. 
Furtherance. 
x Ex 
Fulktan. 2 Xilinum,n. 
( vlowed or dyed fuſtian. 
2 Fu 
Fuſtian apes. 
1 Heteromalla,f. 
Fultwe, Futuruss 


G ante A 


AGabell, Vedigalis genus. 
Gable, vide i 

T-Gad vp and downe. 
: Vagor. 2 Peregrinor, 

A aller road 

15,ad. ambylo,m. 

ws ding goſup. 
1: Am 


AGad of [teele, 
1 Maſla chalybis. 
Het gads of yron, which were put to 
the bodies of offendors. 
: Lamine, 
yh vide Pledge. 

Te Gagge. *uffocy. 
ToGaggle [ike 4 Gooſe. 
: Ls . 2 Strepo. 

Gao - OD 


To yr Sag £aYs 
2 Nieo \plendeo,vide Galant, 
To» Gatnc. 


1 Lucror. 2 Commerco,& or, 
Gained,  , 

» LucrifaQus, 

Gate, 


vantage. 

Little gaine. 1 Lucellum,ne 

An V1 honeſt gaire, 

1 Turpelucram.. 

He that alwaie; gaptth after gaines 
1 Lucio, f. 

He ithat fizeth gaine. 


1 Lucrum,n. quzitus,m. vide Ad- 


them. 1 Lt 
That brir;geth Laine, 
3 Lucrativus. 


He that maketh things, to gaune by 
icnfhcus,m. 


Very gainefwully. 
. Queſtuohſime,adv. 
To Gainclay,or re/iſt with words. 
Contradico, mhcior. 2 Obſtrepo, 


efagee, vide to dejue, 


To gameſay ftoutly,or deme wviterly, 
To be gameſacd. 

1 Reclamor. 

A HR _ 
4 Sunſong- < 


A nmr sf by 14s VOICE negates 
2 Intercefbia,£ 

T- Gaineſtand, vide to reſiſt. 

A Galagr, a/tove ſo called,or Pat- 
ten,a Pentalfe,called alſo Galoches, 

1: Solea 

A Gale,or blaſt of wird. 

rt Flatus,m, flamengns 

The Gall, x Fel,n. 

The flowing of the gall , which apiſcth 
commonly of rawneſſe, 

1 Fellflua paſlio. 

As bitter as gall. 

1 Felleus, 

AGall-nut, 1 Galla,f. 

Gallcs, greqg and hollow , not f j 
good effect as the bſſe, 


1: Onocacide,f, 
by Gallamalfrie,or hotch-potch, 
1 Minatal,n, 2 Miſcellaneus. - 
A maker of gallamalffie, or mm 
potch. 1 Miſcellaneus,ad. 
Gallantnelle,er g9=:ſe: 
1 Concinnitas,c 
2 Nitor,m. 
Gallant,or gay. 
1 Politus,p. ſpecioſug, venaſtus, ele- 
gans,bellus. 2 Nitidus,lautus,ad. 
Morbo, callant,or od af 


Gallanth, gr gc ol y. 

1 Concinne,ſeite,venuſts. 2 Nitide, 
ſplendide,laute,adv. 

Galtard, vide Luſtze. 
AGa[lerte, 

z Porncus,f, 2 Ambulatorinam, n. 
A cloſe gallerie to walkg in,ont of the 
ſunne,and rame. 

1 Pergula,f. xiſtus.m, 

Agallern or place for exexciſe in faire 
weather, 1 Xiftum,n 

«An open gallerie. 2 Hypzibicia, n. 
Paradromns,t. 2 Subdiale,n. 

An epen gallerie to goe from chamber 
to chamvcy. x Proceliriumgm, 

A walking 1h an ofen gallene. 

1 Hypzthwa ambulatio. 

Calieries nhereon men fand 10 behold 
James and playes,: 1 Foii,me 

A 


m—_ 


GAL 


GAM 


GAR 


A galleric made out of the wall of an 
houſe, to bebold things, 
i: Podium, n. 
A gallerie in building, made farther 
then the reſt of the houſe. 
1 Protetum,n. 
A galleric or walking place of marble 
one. 1 Mm. 
A little gallerie. 
1 Forticula,f. 
AGally, or little ſhip, 
1 -Phaſelas,levis,& longa navis. 
A gally bauing but one oare,or rower 
#2: one ſtat. 1 Moners,f. 
A gally that bath two oares on « ſtat. 
1 Biremis,f, 
A gally that hath three oares on a ſeat. 
1 Triremis/f. 
The maſter of ſuch a gally. 
Tri 


I m. 
A gally that hath foure oares on a ſeat. 
I Iremis, f. 


x 
A gally that hath fine oares on a ſeat. 
1 Qu emis,f. 

A gally that hath ſix oares on a feat. 
1 Hexeres, 


-——_— that bark ene oares on 4 ſeat 


1 Hepteris,t. 
A ally that hath ten eares on a ſeats 
1 Deciremis,f. 


' (Agreat gally that hath fiſteene oayes 
' # a ſeat. 1 Quindeceremis, 


A gally that u ſwift. 


x AQtuanumyn. 
| A little $ally. 1 Acuarielumn. 


A auc. x Meſonaua,mg 

Galy balfs. pence, 1. coine, 

A Gallon, vide Ao/are. 
Gallop. 


2 Trepidarius cquus. 


; A Gallous,-r Gibber. 

; x Patibulutmin. 2 Crux, f, 
| nA little gallows, © 

1: Furc oF. 


Hanged _ a gallous,or rwbbet, 
2 Suſpenſus,crucifixus,p. 
Gambol 


es. 
2 Saltus,ludi,m. 
A gamboling. 
I —_— jaQtatios 
amboling,oy pranfirg horſes. 
g Excuſl; t 


3 ores equi. 
To ve Games, or paſtime, 
1 Ludo. 


' A gane. I Lndus,m. lufio,F. 
= of running, which the Romans 
ept. Ludi ci | 


( ertaine games ved in Greece for the 
Nour of es. 

x Nemza,n, "© 

Games dedicated to Apolle, 

1 Pythia,n- F \ 
They which were \conquerers at thoſe 


«£ar7es. x Pythonices, 


nm 


— 


. 


x Hiatus,t. 


A gam: called Refling, where he that 
thre eth moſt :pon the dice,taketh vp 
all the maney, 3 Pliſtobolinda. 
Games celebrated for the health of 
youth, 1 Tuvenalia,n, 

Games inſtituted of Hercules for the 
honour of lupiter : they were celebrated 
everie fifteenth moneth : the exerciſes 
were theſe fine, called (aſtus,(urſns, 
Saltus, Diſcus, Paleftra. 

1 Olympia,f. 

He which in theſe games was conguee 
ror. 1 Olympionices,m. 

Pertaining to thoſe games. 

1 Olympacus,ad. 

A little game, or gamboll, called the 
haltering of Hickes mare. 

3 Oſcillatio,zora,f 

They that w/ed a kind of games with 
ſword;,winking. 3 Andabate. 

He that iudgeth in games of wraft ling, 
or running : alſo the matter of 1 
James, that gineth the prices, 

I 1h JO IT 


He that maketh a common game,and 
payeth the prices. 1 Ag . 

He that kgepeth rule at games. 

3 Alytarcha,m. 


' They that accompanie the maſter of the 


games. 3 ] or,m. 

Cunning at all gind of Lanes. 

I Pane * ik F: = Wat las 
ame-players,or gameſters. 

1 Ludij,ludi 4 F 

A cog ging gameſter at the dice. 

2 Preyaricator,m. 

Vnrkilfull in games and exerciſer, 


| 1 Apaleſtris,ad, 


Full or games,or paſtime. 
1 Tocoſus,ad. 


' AGannnon of Bacon, vide Bacon, 


A Gammot,or 1mciſion km, 

z Scolomachzrium. 

A Gander. - 

1 Anſer,m. anſer maſculus. 

Al:ttle gander, 

1 Anſerculus, m. 

Of a gander. 

: Anſerinus, ad. 

The Gangrene, !hat #,when the ſore 
place begraneth to putrifie and rot,and 
tobe mortified. 1 Gangrena,f. 


| .AGantlet,vide Gaunrler, 
. A Gale, vide 7ayle. 


To Gape,yawne,ga/þe,or galpe, 
: le 


1 Ofcito,pa a by 

To gapegvr open,as a Free,or t ground 
doth. x Dehiſco,fatiſco,hio. a Ape- 
rior, 

To gape for a prey. 

3 Cornicor. 

To gape often, 1 Hiato, 

A gaper, 

1 Hiator,ofcicator. 

A gapi/o,gaſÞhing,or yamnung. 

1 Offtatio,f. 2 Rifus. 

A gaping,or opening y4 of the earth, 
man. 


1 Toplarius,m. 
þ 


Gaping. 1 Hiulcus,ad. lians,p, 
A Gappe, « of an heage,or wall. 
2 Incile,n. diruptio,rima,f, 
To Gatre,or caſe. 
Facio,is. 

artce, 1. courſe woel!. 

» Garbage, 
1 Eviicero,cxentero. 
The garbage of any things 
1 Viſcus,n. 
The garbage that bunteys $14 their 
hewnds. 1 Viſeratio,f. 
Garbe, 
Faſciculus frumenti. 
To Garble,or pwrifie, as Grocer: doe 
their ſpices. 2 Expurgo. 

rbotle, vide Treble, 

To Gard, or defind. 
1 Stipo. 
Garded,or defended. 
1 Stipatus,p. 
A garder, or he that gardeth, or de« 
fendeth. 1 Stipator,m. 
A gard. 1 Satellitium,n. 
The Noe $ard, that u alwaits about 
him, 1 Regij latellites. 
One of ſuch a gard, 
I 


A jeoman of the gard,or one retained 
fo gard a man. 
1 Satclles, ſomatophylax,m. 
A gap mn a Pallace,or ( ourt. 
2 Palatna militia. 
A ſpeare-man,or archer of the gard, 
1 Spiculator, m. 
A garding,or defending. 
1 Stipatio,f. 
A Gard, bemme, or welt of a gay- 
ment, 1 Fimbria,lacinia 
A Gardeviant, or walter, for a ſowl- 
dioy to put hu meat in, 
2 Corycium,n. 
AGarden. 1 Hortus,m. 
A _ for pot-hearbes, 
1 Hortus olitorius. 
A garden of flowers, 
z Floretum,n, 
A garden wherein ſallet hearbes doe 
gow. 34 Acetarium,n. 
$araen of Foes, 
Rofarium, n Tel 


A garden made aloft from the ground 
vpen ſome houſe or frame of bmlding, 
2 Hortus penſilis, 


A garden of pleaſure. 

2 Paradiſus,p. viridarium,n. 
A nurſe garden. 

2 Seminarium, n. 

A _> garden, 1 Honulus,m. 
A plat in a garden, where be 
kd. > Srnkiing m, - mu 
A bed ina garden. 

1 Dockum,n. dorſus,m. 

A Gardiner. 

1 Hortulanus,olitor,m. 


beaſts,or sther things,th nearhs, 


Thas- 


A Gardimer that makgth the images of |, 


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GAR 


GAR 


GAR 


That feat of gardemng. 

1 Topiaria,t, 

Pertaming to a garden, 

1 Hortenſis,hortenſius,ad. 

A Gardtan,or twtor. 

1 Tutor,m. cuſtos, cg. 

A gard:ian with aother, 

1 Contutor,m. 

A gard:arfhp. 

1 Tutclacuratoria,f. 

Of, or belonging to a gardian. 

1 Turclaris,tutorius,ad. 

A Gard-manger. 

1 Cella penaria, f, vide Cellar, or 
9 rore houſe, 

T- Gargle,or gullet with the throat, 
or gargariſe, 1 Gargarizo. 
Gargled, 1 Gargarizatus,p. 
Grgarifing of the mouth. 

1 Garganzatio,f, gargarizatus,m, 
The gargle,or quiet of the throat, 

1 Frumen,n. gurgulio, 

Te mke Garlands. 

1 Texo ſerta. 

To weare garlands, 3 Seto. 

A garland. 

1 Sertum,n. corona,F. 

A garland of flowers. 

I Pancarpia,f ſtemmazn. 

A garland of flower that Prieſts were 
wont to weare. 1 Strophium. 

A garland of Bay. 1 Laurcalf. 

A little garland of Bay, 

1 Lavreola, 

A garland of Ivie. 

1 Hederacea. 

A garland of Oken leaues, grven him 
that ſaved a (itiz,en, 

1 Corona cvica. 

A garland of eares of (one. 

: Corona ſpicea. 

A garland of clouts,or ſtraw. 

1 Ceſticillus,m. 


A garland maker. 
I Os $9 4 


A woman that ſelleth garlands. 
: Steph is,F. 

He that weareth a garland. 

1 Cotonatus,p. 

He that weareth a garland of Bay. 

1 Laurcatus,lauriger,ad. 

Bilonging to a garland, or made round 
like a garland, 

1 Coronarius,ad. 

Garlicke, « Allium. 

VVild,or crow Garlickes 

: Antiſcorodon,n. 2 Allium angui. 


num. 

A bunch of Garlickes 
2 Reſtis, dub. g. 
Abed ol Garl:che, 

I Ale allecur,n, 
A clone of Garlicke. 
1 Naclees i, hy 
A Ga licke ellex. 

1 Alliarius,m. ria,f, 
Smell:1g o Gale, 
1 Alliarus. 


m. ria,f. 


| AGarment. 


1 Veſtss,f, veſtimentum,n. 


' Enuerte vppermoſt garments. 


1 Stragula,f. 
A little garment. 
i Amiculum. 
A garment of cloth of gold,ov fine 0r- 
naments. 1 veſts. 2 At+ 
talica veſtis. - 
arments ftiffe with gold 
g HebaF n_ 
Garments of cleane go(d. 
1 Holobrizz veſtes. 
A garment all of filkg, 
1 Holoſerica veſts. 
A garment,or garments of fine fulke. 
I Cois, coa, multicinia, t. ca, 


bycinagn. 

Agarment of ſilke wherein be wrought 
round figures, like cobwebs, 

1 Scutulaca veſts. 

A garment, or veſture , mixed with 
pwple ſilks, for noble mens children to 
weare,unill they come to ſewen yeares 
of age, and therefore were called Pre- 
textati. 1 Prgtexta,f. pretexta roga. 
Agar ment of changeable ſilke. 

1 Soriculata veſtis, 

A garment which the Senatours, or 
Lords of the Parhament, dee weare, 
wrought with purple ſilkyſtuds,or naz/e 
beads, 1 Laixlavia,t. laticlavium,n. 
laticlavus. 

He, or ſhe, that weareth that kind of 
garment, 1 Laticlavius,ad, 

A garment or rebe of Scarlet, 

x Coccina veſtis,coccium,n. 

A garment which the (onſull did 
weare, when he denounced war re, 
nh:< be threw backward, and girded 
him(elft with a part of the ſame. 

: Cinftus gabinus, 

A Pwple garment, : 

1 Veſts purpurea,ſerrana veſtis. 
Garments of an excellent dyinge 

3 Oxobapta,n. 

A garment of Durple, which women 
were accuſtomed to weare. 

1 Rica,z,f. 

MA thin gr ment, welted with Pwple, 
like an Ale, 3 Noeggum.ns 

A garment of the colouy of Violet 
Purple. 1 Veſtis amethyſtina. 

One apparrelled in ſuch a garment. 

1 Amethyſtinatus, ad. 

A garment wouen about with Purple, 
oy /ach like. 1 Cicumteaum, 

A garment to weare on helydates. 

2 Mutatorium, n. 

A garment made of fine thread. 

: Multitium,n. 

A narment made of three threads, of 
drverſe colonrs. 1 Trilix. 

A garmei;tyor garment s,made of twi- 
ned or twiſted thread, or ſilks of divers 
colours, 4 Polymuta veſtis,n. 

A thnne vppe r garment. 


1 Trichalon. 
L 3 


A garment worre vp0n 4 gowne, 6 
the habit, or hood , winch Gradmat:s 
weare in Vmuerſiticss 
2 Epitogium,n. 
A —_ firred with Fox furre. 
2 Pellita veſts. 
A kind of garment with one ſleewe, 
[ach as the Monkes in Egypt do weare. 
1 Libitonarum,n. 
A garment without fleexes. 
3 Exomis,f. 
A garment with long ſleeues. 
3M _—_ 
Of,or belangung to t arment. 
I Fe tara n 
A garment with flexes. 

eltss. 


I y : 
Pole garments, frerſed onely vpon one 
fredeyor ſervant garmentihawng only 
one ſleeue. 
1 Hetcromaſchala,m. 
Garments of framen, which had two 
ſleenes, 1 Araphimaichala,n, 
A garment which covereth the ſhoul- 
ders only. xn Scapularis veſtis. 
A ſquare garment wh ch they that did 
weare, did caft one part over their 
ſhoulders at their backs, like ſpaniſh 
Capi: alſo a womans mourning gown. 
1 Recinium.n. 
Ahicke garment fyrred, bairie, and 
covering he ſbowlders, and breaft,or a 
garment made of rhins, «fpecrally of 
ſheepe and goats, wherein the ancient 
Almans were wont #0 tie in the waris 
1 Kheno,m. 


An inward garment proper #0 the 
high prieſts. 1 Hades 

A jhepheards garment gnade of hins. 
1 Bzta,f. 

That weareth a browne,or darke cole. 
red garment. 8 Beticatus. 
Agarment made of indied wool, 

1 Lancrum,laverum,n. 

A garment = all about. 

z Cataeliſta, f. veftis vndique claula. 
A ge ment of canvas, 

1 Canabina vets. 

A garment of courſe cloth, 

t Trama,f. 2 AmiQuspinguis. 

A garment that both TH. and 
alſo children d;4 vſe te weare mold 
time, 1 Parachlamyad, | 
A certaine vile ox loo yarment yg bat 
men vſed to cait about them, lake 4 
ſkeete, and was ſo Wouen, that everie 
third thread was bigger then the other 
two. 1 Seſtertium,n. : 
Agarment with manie plaighte. 

1 Multiplica veſtis. 

A garment worne vngirded. 

1 Onhoſtadios. 

Agar ment wrought on beth fides, 

3 Amplumallus, amphicahhns. 

A garment without an heed. 

3 Pardiacus,m. 

A garment vnſowed fm the fb ul- 
ders. 3 Aclailis. 


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A kind of inner garment, among the 
Romans, call:d Subula. 

3 Inclufiz,t. 

A lizht garment that wraitlers uſed, 

3 Ludix. 

A long garment downe to the foet, 
without plaits, or wrinkle, which ſoul= 
diors _ In warre. 

, 

A kind 9 garment, called Peras : it 
was a Goats skin hanging downe from 
the neck,and girded about the lomes, 

3 Mclotes, 

A kind of garment hanging downe to 
the feet. 1 Caracalla,f. 

A mourning carmint, 

i Veſtis lug - Pris 

A garment of the colour of Saffron, 

3 Crocota,epicrocum,n, 

A womans garment, 

: Palla,f. 

A garment which children weare. 

3 Ba 

P—_ fi a for children to weare. 


So garment of the colour of « Marigold 
x Calthula,t. 

A garment of the colour of waxe, 

x Cennum veſtimenum, 


Blacke garments. 


3 
A garment of drvers colours. 
® Babylonica veſtis. 
A blew garment, 
1. Cumatile,n. 
A thin vaile,or ſummer garment. 
aN. 
A garment to ſuppe in. - 
1 Ccenatoria veſti rium,n. 
A garment that whores only did weare. 
1 Saccento,m. 
A fine garment that ſeemed to Wt made 
of hare, 1 Trichaptum,n. 
An inward COR. 
3 Indula,s. 
A garment of rough f#1/e that ſouldiors 
wv{ed. 1 Gaulape,n. 
VVearing ſuch a garments 
1 Gatos 
oy a Fee: Hayenans wſed i in winter, 


Tha weareth a garmeut of rough ſe, 
Texatusad. 


arment that men of Sardinia v- 
gon peit,or garment made of wolues 


-@r deeres shinnes, which nobles in old 


Time v/ed to weare in winter, 

$ Maſtruca,f. 

One that weareth ſuch a garment. 

3 Maſtrucatus,ad. 

A bright white garment, which deltm 
cate perſons ſed to weares 

3 Galbanum,n 

A garment of (ypres ſateen, or ſilke 
grograne. 1 Tramoſerica veſtis. 

A garment made of needle-workt, or 
embrodred. L — veitis. 2 F hry- 


giana vettis, 


4+ *FISY FY ———_— 


arments cut or torne. 
1 Laci 
vA garment exynat, 
1 Tranſlata veſtis. 
A thicke kend of garment, 
3 Gaunacum,n, 
Old garment igtraſh,or trumperieglit- 
tle worth, 1 Scruta,orum, 
Belonging to a garment. 
1 Veſtiarius,ad. 
A Garner, or Graneries 
1 Cella penuaria, annonatiumzhor- 
reum,n, 
A ſcverall place mn a Garner, where 
corne of —_ kinds doe lu apart. 


To Garniſh, 
1 Exorno,excolo, polio, vide to 4- 
dorne decks, and beautifie, 
To garmſh y——_ 
i kx 2 Depingo. 
arniſhed. 
1 Cultus,inftruus, vide adorned and 
beautified, 
Garmhed with peaples. 
1 Baccatus,ad. 
Garniſhed with divers calours. 
$ Variegatus,ad, 
Garnſhed with nailes, ſet with ſtuds 


of gold, purple, or any other like thin « 
ven? p ny the thing, 


5 _—_— with {nes tablets, 


4 —_— 

Ii Exornator,m- 

A garmſhmg. . 

1 Cultus,m. exornatio.F. 
Garnyhings,or porcher,zater,or doores. 
: Antipagmenta,n, 

A certaine garmihing of ſhippes, both 
before and behind. gf Br us 

1 Acroſtolia,orum,n. 

AGarret i the top of an houſe. 

2 Canaculum,n, 

Garrets, or parts of houſes , ſtanding 
forth,cr further out then the reſt, 

x. Projeca,orum,n. 

To be in Garrrſon, 

1 Przfidium agito, 

To place a garriſon. 

1 Prafidium colloco, 

Te arriſon, 
reſidiumyn. 

A arriſon maintained at home. 

2 Palatina militia. 

One that lieth in garriſon. 

1 Stationarms,m, 

VV itbout gary ſon, or munitn. 

- Immunitus,ad, 

To Garter vp. 

1 Subligo,vel ſuccingo caligas. 

A garter,or garters. 

i Periſcels,t. faſciocruralis. 

The knights of the honorable Order of 
the Garter, 

1 Cohors periſcelidis inlignts. 

To Gath, vide to cxt.. 

Full of gaſhes« 


| 


' 


3 Cicatricolus,ad. 


| To Galpe,vide to gape. 


To gue the laſt aſpe. 
, Exhalo fpiritum. 
tflo haluum. 


1 Tanua,porta,f, vide Doore. 

A little gate. 

1 Portula,f. 

G ate, or dores, which be ſhut on both 
ſides. 1 Valye. 

That hath ſeven gates. 

1 Heptapylus,ad, 

A poſterne gate,or backe deore, 

z Poſticum,n, 

A gate keeper, vide Porter, 

To Gather, a&tivum, 

1 Colligo,exci ipio, 2 Conquiro, vt, 


conquirere , vt, cogere ſti. 
my: to pay ſoul. 


diovs, 


T» eather often, 
1 LeQtito. 
To gather againe. 
1 Recolligo. 
x gather rogether on heapes. 
ongero, vide to heape. 

r gather about in heapes, or lumpes. 
: Circumglobo. 
To gather rownd together, 

1 Globo,glomero. 
To gather bones, 

1 Offilego 

To gather corne, 

1 Frumentor, 

Toe gather greedily. 

2 Pao » 

To 9 togethey by bands , as in 
great m:lt:tudes, 

x Concemturio, 

T« gather grap*s, or ripe Fuit in hat 
wvetF. 1 Vindemio, 

To pot by ſtealth. 

3 Convalo. 

To gathey geodsr,or treaſure, 

1 Thelaunzo, 

T» gather, or pluckes 

1 Carpo,lego, 

2 Demero. : 

4 To gather out, as the beff of any thing 
ſhould be gathered ant, 

1 Excerpo,lelhigo, 

2 Secerno, 

Togather vp he folds, or plaights of 
garments, 1 Sinuo. 

To cather,or aſſemble into ane place, 
vide to afſe mble. 

To gather an armle, 

2 Exercitum coatraho,& Sith. 
To gather winde, 

: Ventilo,n. 

To gatherround together, 

1 Globor,glomeror. 

To gather into a crude 

1 Coapulo. 


Gathe- © 


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EI 


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A — 


ee. 


GAV 


GEN 


GEO 


nl ern 


- 


ather-d. ; 
1 Collc&us. 2 Perceptus,vt,percept 
frucus. 
Gathered together. 
1 Colle&us,coactus,p. 
Gathered,or drawne together, 
z Stritus,contraQus,p. 
Gathered on heapes, 
1 Congeltus,corglobatts,p, 
Gathered of all,or many ſorts. 
1 Colleaaneus,collettug 
Gathered,or plucked off. 
1 Carptus, lecus,decerptus,p 
Gathered, or congealed l ogether, 
1 Concretus,P- 
( omper diowſly gathered together, 
1 Cuncinnatious.29, 
A gatherer, I Colleaor,m. 
A caiherer of bones, 
1 Olhlegus,m. 
A gather of ſmall things, as grapes, 
and .l;ues, 1 Legulus,leguleus,m. 
A catherer, or gatherers of ſubſudier, 
tallagesraskerygtoll, or tit wie, 
1 1clon,telorarius,canonarj. 
A gatherer of jridiie 
; St1ctor,m. 
A gathe "To : 
1 Lecus.m. colle tiogk. 
Ag hering torr cre 
1 Congeſtio,colleao. 
2 Acervatio, f. 
A gathering of bones, 
1 Offilegium,n. 
A gathering together of many things. 
1 Carptura,f. 
A gathering place where mony # paid 
to a colleFor, 1 Telonium. 
A gathermg of frats, 
1 Carptura,f. 
The gathering of grapes , or othey 
things. x Vindemia,t. 
He that gathereth grapes. 
: Vindemiator,m. 
A gathering rogether,oy heaping round 
» Conglobatio,f. 
Gathered of many. 
1 Collativus,ad. 
A Gaud, vide roy and trifle, 
Gandie, vide gay. 
AGauling 1» a 11an, or bea#?, by 
long going, or ſuch like. 


1 Scalpturigo,f. 

A gaule,cauſed by chafing or rubbing. 
z Intertrigo, f. 

A gouled backe. 

x Dorſum,1 Ifatum. 


Gavelktnd, i. g£12e all kind, 

Dare cuihbet ſuam partem. 

A Gauntlet,or gawntlers. 

1 Manica ferrea, manicula, f, milty 
tares manice. 

Hawng a gauntlet. 

1 Manicatus,p. 

Gawg four,one that hath the charge 
to marke l:quid veſſels, 

1 Gaugeator. 


Ts Gaze, vide to ftare. 


Geſt vide gueff, 

Geelr, vide £-9/c. 

To Geld, 1 Eyuo,caſtio. 
To geld a man, 1 kunucho. 
Gelded. 1 Caſtratus,evuratus. 
A gelder, 1 Caſlrator,m. 
A gelding. <a 

I atiO,cviratio. 

A gelder of beaſts, 

: Abeſtis, 

A gelding place. 

3 Teſcvarium, n, 

Any thing gelded, 

1 Semimaz,ad. 

A gelded man. 1 Bacelus. 
Men geld:d. 1 Apocrpt. 
A Gelding. I trebatrencnchs- 
—_ . 
Of,or belonging to @ gelding, 
tad She 
Geld. 1 Tnbuwm. 

Gellie. » Coagulum,n. 

A Gelover,vide g/l flower, 
Gclouſie, » Zelotypuasf. 


; One that u gel ons, 


i Zele ypus,m. 

AGc1:4ne , vide prev:ows ftone in 
flone. 

A Gemow. 

3 Ventinella, vide Ring. 

A Gemow, oy ornament, ſuch as the 
Eq yptians ſe to hang m their earcs, 
1 Stalagnius,m. 

A little ring Gemow, 

1 Annellus,m. 

AGencalogtie. 

1 Genealogia, f. 

T« Gender, 

3 Fato,vide to beget,and mgender. 
Generalitte, 1 Vniverſitas. 

enerall, or ymrverſall, 

1 Generalis, vniverſalis, communis, 
vt, commune vitium, &cumenicus, 
vt, &cumenicum concilium , a gene= 
rall Councell, vide ( omncelly 

The Generall of an Armie, 


I ,{mperator,m 
Generally, or wvnver/ally, 
1 Yniverſe, communiter,generaliter, 
prorſus,vt prorſus omnibus, generally 
15 all. 
To doe the att of Generation, 
1 Futuo, vide to beges. 
Generated, 
1 Generatus,p. 
Generatien,ov begettirg. 
1 Generatio,f. 2 Satus,m. 
A generatien,or linage, 
1 Progenies, proſapia. 
2 Stirps,f. 
The ſeea of generation. 
1 Semen,n. genicura,f, 
An vuaptneſſe to generation in Rams, 
Goats, and other beaſts, by over.much 
labowr. 1 Fruledamum,n. 
Loſſe of generation ſpecially in Bees, 
1 Elapligonia, F. 
Generous. _ : 
3 


FG 


The Genitalcs, vide prime meme 
eris 

A Gcnitoz, vide begetrey. 

The gemtors of beefts. 

3 Neprundes. 


A Genttll, vide Magee. + 


To make gentleor tame. 

1 Manſuefacio,cicmro,mollio, 
Towaxe gentle, or mild. » 

1 Manlueſco. 

To waxe gentle,ard merciful, 

1 Tencraſco. 

Alade gent(e,or tame, 

1 ManluefaQus. 2 Premollitus, p. 
Gentleneſſe. 

1 Clementia. 2 Humanitas,manſu« 
etudo,cumitas,f. vide C ourteſie, 
Geutlensſſe ”m bearing. 

i Afﬀabilicas,f. 

Gentlencfſe in fo erance, 

I Indulgentia, b 

( ontmuall gentleneſſe. 

3 Semperlenitas,f. 

Gentle,or courteous. 

1 MKankvetus,nollis,candidus,ad. 
Gentle, or tame. 

3 Cicur,ad. 

Gentle entertamement, 

: Prothymia,f. 

Gentle ſpeech, 3 Suadela, f, 

Gently. 

I Manſvete,leniter, humaniter, pla- 
cate,candide. 

Gentilitie, x Gentilitas,F. 

A Gentile. 

+ Gentilis,ad.cthnicus;m. 

A Gentleman. 

I Crnntnak 

A Gentleman that was ſufſercd to 
ceme mto the ſenate but net cdmitted 
to ſpeahe,or be of the nymbcr. 

1 FPedarius,m. 

An wvpitart Gentleman, 

2 Novus how o, 

A Gentlewan of the firft head, 

3 Terre filius, 

Gentl:mer,ov women. 

1 Primores viri. Primores ſcemins. 
Gentlemanlike. 

1 Generose. 2 Libert.adv. 
Geographte, 


1 Geygrap 


A Geemetrician oy one that fiudicth 
geometyie, 1 Geometra,t. 

Feats of Geometree. 

1 Genmetrica,n. 

A part of Ger merrie, wherby we know 
the ſcitwatio”, lying,aud meaſuring of 
any place or count reys 

1 Geometrice,f. 

Of,er belonging oo Geometric, 

1 Geormetr.cus ad. 

Genital:. 1 Genitalia, 

Genuine natarall, 

Genie, 1 Genws,genitor, 

Germane, 1 Gcrmanus. 

Gre, 


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pr ES 


GET 


GIF 


GIL 


—_—_— 


——— — 


Gere, vide Gire, 

Ts Gefle. ; j 

1 Divino,ominor,hariolor,preſagio, 
vide to con:eture. 


Gefſ*d. 1 Divinatus,p- 
A geſſtr. n Conjedtor, m. angur, 


A woe * zing. 1 ConjeRuratio,f. 
wy eſring of things to come, 
rz.hvinatio,Ff. 
Bookes of Geſſes, 
; Conjedkanea. 
Z gelring. ConjeRoriz,adv. 
To» Oeſt, vide to ef, 


the outward motrons of the bodte. 
1 Geſtio,ago geſtum. 

To make mich geitare, 

1 Geſticulor. 

A geifure. 

: Geſtus. 2 Motus,m. 
Geſture of the bodie. 

I Starus,m. 

( omely getture, 

I Eurythmia,f. 

A getturing with the hands, 
1 Manuum geſticulario. 


of meat, or dancing. 
1 Chironomia,t. 
He that teacheth one to gefimre with 
the hands, or he that gettureth with 
the hands, 1 Chironomus,m. 
He that with woice, or geſture, expreſ- 
ſeth mens manners. 1 Ethlogus,m. 
Full of gefFure. 
3 Geſtuoſus,geſticuloſus,ad. 
Of,or b— to geſtwres 
1 Gefticularius,ad. 
To Get. ; 
1 Nanciſcor,paro, concilio,acquiro. 
2 Adipiſcor, vide to obtaine, 
To zet by labour. 
1 Demereo, vide to carne. 
To get by flatteries, 
1 Eblandwr. 
To get p unefully, 
1 Quzrits. 
To get a thing by hypocrifie, 
2 © 


To eet by eraft. 2 Venor. 
To 7et by entreatie, 
x Impetro. 
To get children. 3 Patro. 
To get with child. 
1 Gravido,impregno. a Tollo. 
To get againe, 
1 Renanciſcor- 
To get vp «g4ine, 
iKR 
To get before another, 
x Occupo, praoccupo. 
To get hy chance,or lot. 
1 <ortior, 
of ,or cor'en., 
1 Aconilitus. 2 ColleQus,p. 
Gorren by flatterie, 
i Eblandzus,p. 


T» O:fture , or declare any thing by 


A geffure with the bands in carving 


Gotten by chance. 

s Sortitus,p, 

Go!ten of enemies,or overcomes. 
1 Incuriatus,p. 

G otren by labour. 

4 Partus,p. 

That may begotten eaſily, 

: In lis, 

Gotren with child. 

1 Gravida fa&a, 

Gottenby fal/chood,ox ftealth, 
z Surreptitius,ad, 

A getter. 1 Partor,m. 


ering. 
I : Rep acquiſition i 
Jy getting of a thing by hypocrt ſue. 
wi ig by 1p 


Fo OS vide Line. 
wes,vide Trifles, 
Sholf vide ſpirit. 
A Giant. 1 1 Gigas, 
A Giant, ox great bug, , vfod in May- 
games, or like paſtemes, 
i Manducus 


3. 
- Grant that hath feet like a ſerpent, 
2 Anguipes,m. 
Of, r belonging to a Giant, 
1 Giganteus,ad. 
A Gtbbet, vide Gallowes. 
AG be, vide Mocking. 
Giblets, vide Gooſe. 
Giadineſſe , or d:2.24neſſe of the 
head , when all things ſeems 10 goe 
row, 4 1 Ventigo,t. 
Grddie- 1 Vertiginolus,ad, 
10 beſtow a Gift Vp0n one, 
1 Dono, 
To giue a New.yeares gift. 
3 Streno, 
A gift,or preſent. 

1 Donum,munus,n. 
2 gif , or reward, for the price in 
wraftl tg,or any archer Lame. 
1 Pravium,n, 
A (mall mift. 
I 6 rm f. munuſculum,n, 

A rift beftowed ypon a friend, 
1 Xemumgn. 
Gifts offered to the Gods , and hanged 
m thay Temples. x Donana. 
A thankefull gift. 
I Charilma, n. 
Gifts beſtowed en baſtards, 
1 Nothia, 

A New-yeares gifts 

z Strena,f. 
A lintle New-yeares gift. 
x Strenula,f. 
He that beſtoweth a rift, 
1 Munuſcularius donator., 
A oft given by a Prince to a ſubnet, 
or of a Nobleman 16 the poore, 
1 Conglarium,n. 
Full of gifts. 1 Muneroſus, 
Pertaining to gifts. 
1 Donzticus,uneralis,ad. 
He the. t carricti) : orft 


I Doruphorus,muruler,ad. 


AGtIe, or 2-72 


2 Turbo,m, 


To 6: gilded. 3 Linor. 
Guts or gilt. 
1 Auratus,deauratus,p. 
Hldergor ow 


I gilding. 

1 Auratura,deauratio,f, 

A 

1 Soxieras, vide Geld,and Gwld, 
Gile, vide Guile. 

Gills / f#þ. x — [# 

A cloue Gtlliflower 

1 Gariophy llum,n. 

To town hun Suilrie 


Guilie. 
1 Reus,conſcius, ſons. 
Found gwltie, 1 Noxtus,ad. 
Guiltineſſe. 1 Reatus,m, 
Guiltlefneſſe, 1 Innocentiasf. 
Guiltleſſe,or panes / way 
i Inſons.innocens, a 
A Gimlct, or _ to broach 
withall, 1 T m,n. 
Ginger. 1 Gingiber,a, 

A Gnne, or Grinne, 
1 Laqueus,m. pedica, 
A little gi neyur grinne, 
3 Laqucolus,m. 
AGimnie,or Turkie Henne, 
1 Penelopes,f 
Gennes. 1 Melcagredes,f, 
Gmmnre Pepper. 
1 Piper, ginnea. 
To Gird. w. 
: Cingo. 2 Vinao,lign. 
Togird to. 1 ACCingu. 
To gird vnder. 1 St 
Togird about. 1 Crroumcingo, 
To gird ſlacks. 1 Senicingo. 
He u girded, 1 Cingitur. 
Grrded, 1 Cinus. 2 Ligatus, vin- 


cus, p. 

Gided cloſt to. 2 Appreſſus,p. 

Grrded betweene. 1 Intercinctus,p, 

dS lacke girded. 1 Sernicindtus, 

A graing. + Cin&ura, f. 

A Girdler, or guedle=maker. 

1 Cingulanus,m. 

A girdles 

1 Cingulus,m. zona. 

A fwrd-rdl 

x Balteus,m 

A girdle whit h the Bride weaveth. 

1 Cinnilegum, 

A marriage girdle full of ftuds, where - 

= the hugvand girdeth the wif at 
her firſt werldeng,and which he laoſed 

agaire the ff night. 

1 Ceſhi 

A girdle i h ſeruams wyſe to weave 

publikely. I Limus,m. 4 


GIV 


GLA 


GLE 


— — 


A girdle which Triefts d1d weare, fo 
wrought with colours of Scarlet, and 
Pw pleythat there ſeemed to be ſet init 
flowers, and precious ſtones, 

1 Abanec. 

A girdle that halft compa(ſſeth. 

1 SemicinQorium,n. 

A lutle girdle. 1 Zorula,f. 

To Gire, vide Laugh. 

Te Girke, 1 Flagello. | 

A girke,or yerke of a rod,or whip. 

1 Tax,verberamen,n. 

A girker,or yerker, 

3 Tintinaculus,m, 

A Girle,or wench, 

: Puella,pucra,f, vide Dameſell, 

A little errles 

1 Puellula,t. 

A girle that attcndeth 1pon her mi- 
fireſſe, eſpecially tn her chamber. 

1 Abra,camerara, f. 

A waiting girle, 

t Ancilla, t. 

Towaxe ot | ſhyor wantong 

1 Pucllaſco. 

Gurliſh,ov mutdenly. 

: Virginalis,puellaris,ad. 

Gl.jily. 

1 PuclLitori:,adv. 

Te Girn*, vide 1s grinne, 
ÞAGirth, 

ila, f. 

A ren Girth wberemith maid; were 
wont to b. girt wder their paps. 

i: Perizonwum ,tts 

Grthes, or like things, wherewith beds 
are tyſſed vp. 1 Lorum, n. 

A Gtle, or g#:;/e, vide faſhion. 

To play on the Gitterne, 

3 Fidiculzo, 

A Grtte Yiite 1 Fidicula,f, 
Glues, vide fFrrers. 

To Gtue. 

1 Do,tnbuo,largior,exhibeo, vt,vis 
res exhibere, to 014 ſtrength, 2 Ad. 
do,vt, addere nomen, 0 Line 4 name, 
edo, vt,edere leges, to gie lawes. 

To gine,or aſiigne. 

1 Aſſiono. 

To gize wholly, as to gime ones [elff, or 
hu mind, wholly to any th nge 


2 Dico,as,colloco. 

To give overplis,or heape pon. 

1 Superingero, ,adjicio. 
To g1ue libe rally. 


1 Elargior. 2 Congero, 

To give againe,or to g:4e backs, 

1 Retribuo, vide 10 reftore. 

To g1uc,or mmfter together, 

1 Comminiſto. 

To give vp,or over. 

1 Depono, deſero, exhalo, efflo, vt, 
efflare animam, to give vp the ghoft, 
To g:ue ower hu right to anotheror to 
L$1we 0177 to. 

1 Tranſcbo. 

To 7 « h mſe'f for exer, or wholly. 

1 Duo, mancipo,emancipo. 


EE — 


To giue almes, or to gine to them that 


ache. 1 Erogo. 
To giue backe,or to yeeld ground, 
1 Cedo, retrogredior. 
To gine himſelfe to, or to ſerce, 
1 Deſervio, 
To giue ower from one to another. 
1 Tranſdo. 
To gime ſufficiently. 
I \ aL a I. 
To gine good cave. 
1 Auſculto, attendo. 
To gine part to another, 
1 Impertio. 
Gryen, 1 Datus,traditus. 
Given f0,44 one us gruen vnto. 
1 Addicius,confſecratus,p. 
Givh togor inclined moſt yntos 
1 Projetiſſimus,ad. 

ven ouer,or aſsigned. 
1 Aſſignatus & 
A giver. 1 Dator,tributor,m, 
A grving, 1 Donato, exhibitio, 
A giving agame, vide Reſtoring, 
A giving for ewer. 
1 bedicatio. 2 Conſecratio,f, 
A giv11g vpg.r yeelding. 
1 Cetho,Ff. 
That which # given before. 
1 Anteceſſus. 
That which us grven free! 'Yo 
1 Datarius,ad. 


G ante L 


To be lan, 1 Gaudeo,lztor. 
2 Plando, vide to reroice. 
To be [ led :n ones behalf, 
Guathe, 
To declare the gladreſſe of the heart 
by vorce. 1 Tubilo, 
Tobegin tobe glad, or waxe glad. 
1 Exhilareſco. 
Tobe verie glad, 
1 Pergaudeo. 
To make glad. 
1 Lztifico,cxhilaros 
Glad» eſſe. 
1 Gandium,n. letitias 
Gladneſſe 4% V0:c8, 
1 Iubilum,n. 
Gladne © 10 dee athings 
i Allubentia, 
Glid. 
1 Letus,hilaris,jucundus, alacer,ad. 
Vere glad. 
1 Perlztus,ad. 
That mak«th glad. 
1 Lztificus,ad. 
Gladly,vide willingly, 
To male a Glade in awed. 
i Colluco,merluco. 
Te Glaſle,or gla{e. 
1 Invitreo, 
Glaſſe. 
1 Vizum,n.hyalus,m. 
A little xglaſſ. 
1 Vitnol\m,ts 
L 4 


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aa 


— 


He that maketh glafſe, 

: Vitnarjus,m. 

of looking glafſe. 

1 Speculum,n. 

A dr nhirg 11afſewith a narrow ard 
ſtraight mouth. 

1 Paucalum,n. 

Drink 1.9 glajſesgor veſſels of glaſſe. 

1 Vitrea,n.ampulle potorig. 

The matter whereof white $laſſe m 
made. 1 Armonitrum,n. 

A hint ef glaſſe which # pure blacks. 
1 Obfidianimy vitrum. 

A kind of yg! ofie of a ſar guine or blog» 
die c:lovr. 1 Hemanthinum. 
Gleſſeor of glafſe. 

x Vitreus,ad. 

Full! of glaſſe. 

1 Vrruſus,ad. 

Th: Glaſle, cy vermſh of a colomr, 

1 Toaus,m, 

AGlatne,or taveling, 

1 Framea,}. 

To Glaumce,or tkip over, 

1 Tranlulto. 

To olawicegor glide by. 

1 " Bn > a. Y 

A glen; 179,07 overihippinge 

1 Tranſitws,tranivltus, laplus. 

A glazncg in talke. 

2 Excurfio.F. 

To Gleane,or leaſe corne. 

1 Spicas lego, ſpicileguym facio. 

A gleaney of corne. 

1 Spicilegus,m. 

A glean ng of corne. 

1 Spicilegium,n. colleRio ſpicarum. 
Agleaning of grapes. 

1 Racematio,f. 


To Glide forward. 

1 Prolabor,prorepo. 

To Glie, [oakc awry, ſidewaies, or 6= 
[quir4 1 Tranſveno hircos. 
AGlimermg of the ſwnac, or other 
light, x Rotilatio, 


The firit Gltmle of the ſane. 
2 Eous. 
T: Glier, vide to ſbine. 


A gl iHter:ng of the ſunnes 

2 Iubar,n. 

Gliiteringly, 1 Ericatim,adv. 
AGliſter, or iniirament which ts 
v/ed in miniſtr ing then. 

1 Clyſter,clyRerwm. 

A glifter=p pe, or pipe to conveigh 
med :c1ygs mito the eares,or etes, 

1 Auricularius clyſter, ocularins cly. 
fter 


The ſtopping of the glifter-pipegwh ch 

us of cloath,und hangcth by a thread. 

1 Endizum,n. 

That which # conve chedinto the body 

by the eliitey. x Fnemazn. 

To Glitter,vide to ſhine. 

AGloberd,r $loaWorne,v wormes 
A 


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GLO 


GNA 


GOA | 


C— 


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A Globe, 
: Globus,m. Sphera,f. 
A little Globe. 
2 Globulus,m. Spharula,f. 
To G!onte,or brag g2. 
1 Glorior, ſuperb, exulto, vide te 
vaurit, 
Glerie. 1 Glogia,f. decus,n, laus, 
A glorying. 1 Gloriatio,f. 
A jhewing forth of vaine glorie. 
1 Oſtentatio,f. 
He that glorieth. 
I Glonabunchs,ad. : 
That int» elori of ſome one thing. 
1 Glorius,ad 
Glorious, or bragging. 
1 Glorioſus. 2 Vemolus,ad, 
Glor:ous,or brar gig words, 
2 Ampullz,f. phalcrata verba, 
Glorieus,or excellent, 
1 Inclywus,ad. 
Vaine-glorious, 1 Infraitus,ad, 
Gloriouſly, 1 Gloriole,ady, 
Te Glo! ifte,vide 0 magnfie, 
//orification, 1 Glorificatio,f, 
To Glole,or l:egvide 10 lie. 
To glo/6.colog ue, flatter. 
1 Adulor. 
A gloſer,or flatterer, 
1 Adulator,m, 
A little gloſer. 
1 Blandicellus, m, 
A gloſing,colleguing,ox flattering. 
: Adulatio,afſcatatio, 


Full of gloing,or flattering. 
3 Blanditiotus,ad. 


Pertainmg t9 gloſmg,and flattering. 


' tories, a4, 

To give aGloſſe,vide to expoxrd. 
A Gleſſe,or expoſition of a Text. 

i Gloſſa,f. kcholum,n. 

He that maketh a Gloſſe, or expoſiti= 
ov. 1 Commentator, holiaſtcs,m, 
A Glou?. 

1 Chiratheca, f, 
Long glones. 1 Manicz,f, 

The finger of 4 glue. 

1 Dizitale,n 

A Glourr, x Chirotheearius. 

The Glouers rrade. 

1 Chirothecaria,f. 

Gloued,or _ glowes. 

i: Manicatus,ad. 

To Glow, r g/owt, vide ſtare. 

T» Glowe like a coale,or to be white, 
1 Candeo. | 
To wax glowing white,hot,or ſhining. 
1 Candeſco. 

To gloſt, i. d:ſſemble. 

To Glue, 1 Glutino, 

To glue together, 

x Conglutno, 

lue, 

1 Gluten,n. colla,f. 

Glue mad: of fiſh 5hinnes. 

2 Ichthyocalla,f. 

Stone-cluc. 


1 Luthocolla, f, 


a. 


A gluer. 

1 Glutinator,m. 

A gluing togetbey. 

x Conglutinatio, f, 

A gluiiy matter,or paſt,and ſich like, 
1 Glutmamentum,n. 

A place where glue « made. 

1 Glutinarium,n. 

Gluſh. 


e, 1. glacd. 

ToGlummy?, or be ſoure of counte= 
nance, vide to frowne, 

To Glut. 

1 Saturo, ſatio. 

To play the glutton, 

1 Hcluor,hucor,hgurio, vide to de- 
veure, * 
Glutted, xy Satiatus,p. ſatur,ad. 

A glutting. 1 Satictas,f, 

A glutton belly-go !, grey cater Arvou. 
rer,ravener heik-belty,ot (mell-feafF. 
1 Ganev, heluv, gulo, m. edax, co- 
meſſator. 2 Gurges,paraſitus,ad. 
Gluttome, . 

1: Heluatio,guloſitas,ganea,f, 

2 Voracitas,ingurzitatio,gula, 
Glutienvs. 1 Gu oſs, a] 
Glutrenowuſly. 

1 Guloſe,edacier,adv. 


G ante N 


ToGnaſh,« with the teeth, 
1 Stri trido. 
Ts gnaſh with the teeth, or grind the 
teeth together. 1 Frendeo. 
A gnajhing, or grinding, as with the 
teeth, x Stridor,m. 
AHnat, 
1 Culex, dub.g. 
A Gnat,or nat t,with long lev pes, 
1 paced; mare Fang 
To Gnaw, or brute. 
1 Rudo,mordco. 
To gnaw, or cate very much,all to be- 
gnawgor to gnaw the ypper part of a 
thing. 1 Przrodo, 
To gnaw,or bite off. 
I ; ne q 
To 2naw about, 
1 Corrodo, prerodo, 
To gnaw throw. 
1 Perrodo. 
Gnawed,or gnawve, . 
2 Roſus,demorſus,ambe{us, p. 
Gnawed,or bit off, 
1 Abroſus,p. 
Gnawed about. , 
1 Corroſus, ambeſus,p. 
nawed through, 
z Perroſis,pereſus,p. 
A gnawing. 1 Roho,f, 
He that gnaweth, 
1 Roſor,arrofor,m. 
Ts Gnible, or gnaw alittle, 
Derodo., 


þ4 


jw" Py "II 


G ante O 


A G0ad. 1 Stimulus, m. aczna,f. 

pertica ftumulans. | 

The pricke of the goad. 

1 Aculcus, m. 2 Spiculum, n. cuſ- 
*%: 


is, t. 
" Goale at the foot-ball,or running, 
I Meta,tf, ſtadum,n, terminus, 
A Goaft, vide ghoſt, 
Ts crie like a Goat. 
3 Capnio. 
A goat, 1 Caper, hircus,m. 
A jhee goat, 1 Capra,ts 
A wild goat. 
1 Capreus,m. caprea,f. 
A little goat. 
1 Capella,capreolagf. 
A young goat, 3 Hordus,m. 
A goat-heard,or keeper of goats, 
1 Caprarius,m. 
A geat-izear,or ſeller of goats, 
1 Zpolus,m. 
A milk; r of goats. 
1 Caprimulgus,m, 
A goats beard. 
i Aruncus,m, ſpirillum,n. 
SS! Coats Sranne, 
1 Cyniphia pcllis, 
G14: hare, £ Lana caprina. 
DA goat-market,or heard of goats, 
1 Xpohum,n. 
A ſtave of goatse 


That hath feer liks a goat. 

x Capripes,ad. 

Belonging to a goat, 

1 Caprinus, hircinus. 

Goatijh,or ſtinking liks a goat, 

1 Hurcolus,ad, 

Of the hand of goars. 

1 Caprigenus ad. 

AGobbet. 

1 Offa,f fruſtum,n, 

A gobbet cut off from ſome thing, 

1 Segmentum,reſectamentum. 

A goboet of any thing that ts broken, 
1 Fragmentum,n, 

A little gobbet, 

1 Offella,f. fruſtetlum,n. 

Full of gobbets. 1 Fruftulentus. 
__ nn iſe. hs! 


adv. 
A Goblet, 1 Cra:er,m, calyx,cya- 
thus,m. vide (vp. 
A little gob{:t. 1 Craticulus,m. 
After the faſhion of 4 lvttle goblet, 
x Caliculatim, adv. : 
OGoblms,vide Hobgoblins, 
To mike a G0MÞ.. 

eifico 


iD . 
God ſpeed, or all haile. 
1 Ave. 

6d,the (reator and Governdur of all | 
things. 2 Deus, Ichova. 2 Numen,n- 


get 


GOD 


GOE 


GOE 


God withvs, x Emmanuel. 
One which maketh a God, 


I Mm. 

The Godbead. 

1 Deitas,divinitas,F. 
HalfeaG:d. 1 Heros,m. 
Gryen to God. 1 Laritumyn. 


Godlefſ*. x Atheos. 
Pertaining to God, godly, or of God, 
: Divinus,adv. 
Howſhold Gods. 
1 Penates,lares,m 
oy 4 on ave made Gods of men, 
1 Indigenes,m. 
One that beareth houſhold gods, 
1 Penatiger,ad. 
Gonlineſſe, 

1 Pictas,ſanQitas,religio,f. 
Gedh. p 
1 Puws,religiofus,ad. 
Verie godly. 1 Pradivus,ad. 
God!y,or godlily, 
x Divine + Cane, pic,adv. 
A Godfather, vide farhey. 
A Godmother, vide m2ther. 
ToGor, 
1 Eo,proficiſcor,concedo. 
To goe often, 1 Ito, 
To goe ofton togor to baunt. 
1 Adito. 2 Frequento. 
m "i quickly. 

Propero,accelero. 2 Adyolo. 

Nom out from,or forth. 
1 Exeo,egredior,exced9. 


To goe 0141 946: ickly. 
2 Exilio. 


To goe out of the right way. 
1 Prevaricor. 
To goe away, or apart. 
: Diſcedo, abſcedo, abco,demco,a- 
volo. 
To cove away 4 maine pace, 
3 Grandigro. : 
T goe away privi ook, of ſure place. 
1 Protipio, a $ 
To qoe 1n. 
1 Irvro,introco,ingredior. 
To goe to, 
1 Accedo,adco,appeto. 
Togoe forward. 
I Progredior,promoveo. 
To goforward,or profit, as in any art, 
x Proficio 
To 9 61 7" OP" or to flicks ts that 
wh ch « begun, 1 Pergs. 
Togo oe,or paſſe by 
X1erE0,Pretermeo. 
Togre om one place 10 dwell in ane- 
ther,vide to remone, 
To goe backe. 
1 Regredior,recedo. 
Ts goe backr,aſideyor out of comp my + 
1 Secedo, 
To goe tver. 


1 Supermeo,{upere,permeo. 
Togoue ov. y 43aine. 1 Remetior. 


To goe vpen. x Su iOGe 
To goe — eee. 


3 Qua 
To Loe —_— 


1 Obeo, ciecumeo, vide To endea- 


vour , 


To 70: or walks about @ place. 

: Peragrs, 

To 70e about the wat dh. 

1 Fraxo. 

To goe vnderx, 

1 Subeo, prztergredior. 

To goe before. 

1 Precedo,pregredior,anteeo. 


2 got before,or ſbew the way. 
monſtro, 


To oe before , and governe : alſo ts 
_ fo goe _ in march,or aray. 


1 Pre 

To goe + fothe 

: Ambulo. 

To goe ſoftly before. 

: Preambulo, 

_— (oftly, or (lowly like a ſnaile. 
1 Repeto,repetito. 

To 79e throu gh. 

l ado, 2 Penetro. 

To goe vp. 1 Aſcendo. 

To goe downe, 

1 Deſcendo. 

To goe downegas the ſunne dot h. 
1 Occido, 


Io goe downe before, as 9ne ftarre doi) 
before another, x Praocado. 

T's goe beyond, 

i Tran 

To goe tog ethey. 

1 Congredior,commigro,coe9, vide 
Fo accompany. 

T> gee hither and thither, 

1 Oberro,commeso. 

To goe by, ſtealth, er privily, 

I redior. 

oe tiptoes, 3 Tyululo. 

To goe about to duc, 

: Faceſſo, 

To goe on pilgrimage» 

1 Peregrinor. 
To goe ſtately, holding the noſe wp in 
the winde, 1 Incedo. 

To g02 and come with, 

1 Commeo, 

T's goe berweene, 

1 Intermeo. 

Ts gee toſce, 

1 Vilo. 

To got backe to ſee, 

1 Revilo. 

To goe aſawt, bliſſoming, horſig, or 
rudd. ring, which u the deſire betweene 
male,and female kind. 1 Catulio. 

He u gone,ar they are gone, wid /o1n 0- 
they per ſons of both nur beret, with the 
prepeoſe itron,and his caſuall word. 

1 Iturimpeſ 

CG om, lihe a the pi/78: reduth, 

3 Formicans,p. 

That geeth. 1 Greſſus,p. 


| Gonegor gone avay. 
: Diſceſſus, 2 
Gone forth, out, or beyond, 
L Aus. 
Gon: backs. 

1 Reveſſis,p. 
Gone about, x Peragratus,p, 

Gone before. Mo 

: Pr us,P. 

Cone 4d» wne. 1 Degreſſus,p. 

A goer, 1 Tor, gradator,m. 

Agoer 4 pace,or a fait goer, 

2 Volaticus,ad. 

A gorr backeward. 

1 Retrogradator,m. 

Agoer b, arefoot, 

1 Nudipes,com.g. 

A goer on a cord, «r rope ,v.cord. 

A goer out of hu countvey, inte a for- 
rarme countrey to dwell. 

iP . 

A goer by the country, or high way,vi : 
wayfaring wan. 

A geer to _—_ vnbidden, y. unbid- 
den guefE. 

A going. 

1 Inceſſus,greſſus,m. 

A cong forth,or out, 

I m. 

A yomng away. 

1 Abceſlio,f: abicus,deceſſis,m. 

A gomng awaybacke, or farther off. 

1 Receſſus,m 

Agomg from, 1 Digreſſio,f, 

A going m, 

1 Ingreſſio,f.introitus,m. 

A going to. 

I Aditus,m acceſſio, _ 

roing,or communy 19 4 e, 

1 yr hn #. ks, 

A going forward, 

1 Progreſſio,f proceſſus,profea?®,m 
A going about. 

1 Ambitus m.luftratio, pera2ratio,f. 

iſio,f. 


A going before. x Pr 

A gong vp. 1 Akenlo.m. 

A going downe. 

: Deſcenſ:s,m. 

A going downe —— 

x Occatus ſolis 

A going on toes, and moving armes 
forward and bac heward. 

1 Pytilifma,n 

Agoing a pace, ortetting, 

1 Inceſſus, - 

Ag omg aſawt. 

3 Canilino,Ff. 

One that goeth ſlowly. 

1 Tardigradis,ad. 

One that goath ſlowly, ant tyeadeth 
thicke. 

1 Spiſſigradus,ad. 

One that geetheafily,or ſoftly. 

2 Gradanws,ad. 

Goe to. 

I Age. agedum im,ady. 
Gogle e:ed,or he that looketh aſquint 
1 Strabo,m. 

Gold. 


th. 


_—__—_ 


GOL 


GOO 


GOR 


Gold, 1 Auram,n. 


MA lutle peece of gold, 
1 Aurcolum.n. 
Gold fined. 


1 Chryſoma, aurum fatum, 
Gol care,or gold vnfined. 
2 Balluca,t aurum lubgratnm,aurum 
imuatitum,n. 
Dare or fins gold,perſiithy tried, 
1 Obrizumn, 
Gol. ready to be coined, 
1 Apilaſcus,m. 
Golddigged m pits , where the vaine 
runneth along like a conduit pipe, 
: Aurumcanalitum. 
Gold for crownetrzcalledcrowne gold, 
: Aurum coronarium, 
Gold grail, 
1 Balux. 
A houſe where 70ldis fined, 
1 Chryloplyſium,n. 
A wedge of gold, 
i Palacra,t. balhux. 
Geold.jm:legthin leaue?,or rates of gold. 
1 Braceca,f. 
A Uttlecr.:y,00 eafe of gold, 
1 Bracieola,f. 
Gold fome, 
1 Chrylitis,| , 
A g0/d-minegvide mine. 
A Gold-ſmuth, oy gold. finey, 
1 Autifex,aurarius,aurifaber, vaſcu- 
larius. 
old-finers. 
1 Chryſoplyres. 
A Gold-ſnaths ſhep, 
1 Auriftcina,f. 
A Gold- beater,oy gold layer. 
1 BraQtearius, braceator,m, 
A go'd ſtealer, 
3 Auriegus,aurifur,m, 
Golden haire vide harre. 
That beareth gols, 
: Aurifer,auriger,ad. 
That bringeth for ih gold, 
1 Chrylogonum. 
Sprwckled with gold, 
1 Chrylopaſtus,p. auro aſperſus. 
Full of gold. 
1 Aurulentus,ad, 
Golden,or ef gold. 
: Aurcus, aurarius, aureolus, auro- 
us, 
Goldflocks,or womens haire,which 
lteth owt over their forehe ads. 
1 Cepronz,f. 
Todce (00D, 
1 Proficiv, commodo, adjuyo, vide 
to profit. 
Good eſſe, 
1 Probitas,bonitas. 
He that lov-th goodneſſe. 
1 Fhilagathus, 
Gord 
RD 
rofþer, rus, Vt - 
39 0-8" liberals, a 


—_— —— — — 


ett <p gys — 
_ — 


nn Ee I I EN ts nets 


turma, pus, ior, iflimus. 2 ReQus, 


es 


commodus, ad, vt commoda vale- 
rndo, 
N aturally good, 


1 Ingenuus. 
. Daſnng good vide paſiing excellent. 


A good tiuyne, 
I bSenehcwm, eritl ox merit n, 
One good twrne for another, 
1 Antipelargelis,f, 
[n good tame, ox at 4 goo1 howure, 
1 Mature,ivs iſſime,ady. 
Goodly,v.gorgious and gallant, 
oodly, N 
1 Pulchre,ſcite,ady. 
Goodly roſee to. 


The good wife of the bouſe. 
on Materfamilias, ; ” 
goodmans ſanne of the houſe. 
1 Filius familias. 4 
Ooon 8,or (ubit ance. 
1 Bona,n.res,facultates, fortuna, for- 
runz,lubſtantia,f cenſus,m, 
G ods propcy to our ſeluer,given by our 
owne labowr. 1 Peculium,n. 
Cools givenin mariage, or a dowry, 
1 Dos,f.res rar a bur 
Goods moueable, or immoneable. 
1 Pecunig,f. 
Gools immoneable, 
1 Poſleſſiones,f. 2 Res ſolide. 
Coeds comming by inheritance, 
1 Bona hgreditaria. 
Goods decayed, 
1 Res profligatz. 
Goome,yvi gumme. 
The goomes,«r taw wherin the teeth 
are ſer. I Gingiva« 
A little gumme. 
1 Gineivula,f, 
The ranckneſſe of the gummes. 
z Scelotyrbg,f, 
A ſwelling, oy inflammation of axie 
part of the gummes. I Parulis,f. 
To crie like a Goole, 
1 Gingrio. 
AGolling, 
A®erculus. ; 
A gooſe. 1 Anſer,m. 
A fl ubble gooſe, 
1 Stipularis anſer. 
A greene gooſe, 
1 Anſer herbilis. 
A kind of ge-ſe,of colour blac hh, mix- 
ed with yed , which being kevr wn the 


houſe die for anger, 

1 Fnthrataones. 

Gooſe giblets, 

z Acrocolia 
Profetum > anſeris. 
2 Trunculi 


A Looſe pen wherein they be m_ 
1 Chenoboſcium,n hara,f. 
Tue crie of geeſe, 1 Clangor,m. 


*M Rego derno, m 


Gooſe berries 
1 Bacca,f groſſalaria,n, 
Anſerinz, 
Criipz, C Vvz, 
A G07 »f water, which commeth by 
rae, 1 Aquilegium,n. 
Go2n,or corrupt blond, 
2 Tabum.n. 
Gothellted,vide belly. 
The Go1ge, or crop of a bird, 
1 Inzluvies,f. 
A Go2Artneckerchieft,or ſtemarher 
1 Mamillarc,ſtrophium,n fafcia pe- 
Qoralis,ſaico!s pettoralis, 
A latle gorger. 
1 Strophiolum,n. 
A gorget, 
Armatura pro colls, 
To m ke G02 xt0us, 
1 Orno,pulo,decoro, 
Te be gorgious, 
2 Niteo,eniteo, niteſco, eniteſcogre- 
ſplendco. 
Gorg ouſly clad. 
1 Politus, decoratus, p. veſtitus deli. 
cate, 
Gorgiouſne ſe, 
1 Elegantia,f. ornatus. 23 Nitor, 
ſplendor,m. 
Gorgious,oy godly, 
1 Flegans,ſpeRabilis,ad. ornat?,ex- 
ornatus. 2 Nitens,p,nitidus,ſplendi- 
dus,ad. 
Gorgioufly, 
1 Ornate,cxornate,polite, apparate, 
pollucbil-ter, maynifice, pretioſe, 
To Goumandiſe, or ——_— ones 
ſtomacke. 1 Comeſſor,v. 40 glut. 
A grrmandiſer, or great eater, vide 
glurton. 
The Goſpell,or glad rrdings. 
1 Evangelium,n, 
AGollip. 
I Cum luſtrica,cognatus luſtric?. 
A drinking geſitp. - ; 
1 Compotrix ,ſympotria,ſympotrix, 
ſimplena,f, 
A gadding g*ſ"pe 
2 Ambulatrit. 6 We 
A g0ſipping or 109ſmt meeting of mer” 
UG, , Sympoſium, ſyYlitia,n, 
Goſi:pping, or the ioyfull drinkings, or 
nunket ings at childbirth, or after wed- 
dings. 1 Repotia,n. 
Ghoſt, vide ſperic, 
Got,or gorten,vide in get, 
To Governe,or 1ule. 
im ominor,adminſtro,regulo, 
——— 2 Frzno,:raQto,conſtiuo 
Te governe,leadegor guide. 
1 Duco, 
To governe «ſhip. 
1 Naviculor. 
To governe d:ligently, x Cuto, 
To governe o'ten, 


I Regito,imperto. 


- ——oo> IA Rs 


— — CC 


GOV 


GOV 


GRA 


_ 


OOO IE dw. 


T s haue the governance, or pm 
of any thing,province,place,oy people. 
I Preſideo. EY 

To be governed, 

1 Dominor, regor,regulor. 
Governed,or ruled, 
Gubernatus,reus, regulatus. 

A governer, or ruler, 

1 Imperator,gube:nator, reQor,do. 
minator. 

A chiefs governer. hs 

1 Rex, regnator,princeps, pre - 
fectus ſatrapa, cannon 
A chefs governor in a tewne,ot citie, 
' Primas,m. 

A governor of ad octſſe. 

1 Diccetes,m, 

A governour of the fourth part of 4 
countrie, 23 Tet m. 

A governuur,or protettor of arealme 
durmg the nonage of a Prince. 

1 Interrex,m procurator : 

A governor of 4 realme, Genre ſpace 
of the death of one Prince to the choo- 
ſing of another. x Interrex,m, 
Governours. 

1 Proceres,magiſtratus,m. 

A governor of ajbrp 

1 Nauclerus, naviculator, navicula- 
rius,m. 

A coverner,oy protefFop of the comons, 
i: Demarchus, 2 Tribunus, 

rus,m 


A governeſſe. 
1 Imperarrix, re@rix, gubernatrix 
dominatrix, mouderatrix., rix,f, 


Ten noble men appornted amongtt the 
Romanz,in fterd of Conſuls,to governe 
the common wealth. x Decemvini. 
The office.or d'gmtie of thoſe ten. 

1 Decemviratus,m.- 

Det aming to that office. 

i Decemviralis,ad, 

An holy covernour, 

1 Hierarcha, 

An hely governance. 

1 Hierarchia, 

Pertaining to an holy governance, 

1 Nierachicus ad. 

A governance, 

1 Diceceſis,f, 

The governance, or protett:on, during 
the mmoritie of a Prince, or darmg the 
time that there u no Prince, 


1 Interregnum,interregimen,n 


A governance rrhere one beareth chief 


rule. 1- Monarchaa, t- 

Such a governour, 

1 Monarcha. 

deven g-yer» ors of great authoritie. 

1 Septe:virim, 

Onc 0, tho/t governors. 

1 Septemvir,m. 

Th» governance where ſeven bears rule 
1 <eptemviratus,m. 

Bulonging to ſuch a governanee. 

1 Sepremviralis,ad 

The ;000n-:nee Which the people haw 


amongſt themſelue 1, without any other 
(uper1ors, or governors, except fuck as 
they themſeluts mike, or by themſelues 
are effabl:ſhed. 1 Democraria,f. 


He that favroweth ſuch a government, | 


1 Democraticus. 
A goverrdce,when the beft beare rule. 
1 Ariſtocratia,Ff. 

A governance when « few haue autho- 
ritze, 1 Oligarchiaf.” 

They which would hane ſuch a gover- 
nance. 1 Oligarchici,m. 

A ueFt go vernow, 

1 Diczarchus 

A int £-vernances 

1 Diczarchi 

VV ant of governance, 

2 Anarchia, 

A governor of a place, 

1 Toparcha,m. 

Such a governance, 

1 Toparchia, 

A governing. 

1 Gubernatio, moderatio , admini- 
ſtratio,re&io, ordinatio, temperatio, 
procuratio,f.ductus,m, 

A governement,or rule, 
1 Regimen, 


regnum,moderamen,im- 
perium,n.dynaſtia,f ducat®, m. 


| 2 Habeng.t. ſceptrum 


n. 
V Vithout governance of bim{elfe, 
1 Incontinenter,ady. 

Tohawe the Gout. 

1 Haberedolores articulorum. 
The gout, 

1 Artelis, arthritis.F. articul 
bus,arthritica paſſio. 

The gout in the hands, or fingers. 

I Chu agrasf. 

The gout,or ach in the huckle bone, oy 
h:p,called Sciatica. 

1 Iſchias,t.1ſchiadicus delor. 

Thi gout in the knees, 

1 Goagrasf. 

The gout in the legget, or feet. 

1 Sclaera,f. 

The gout in the feere, 

1 Podapra. 

The gout im the anckles. 

z Talia. 

Goutieſwellings in the anckles. 

1 Talaria,n. 

Onethat hath the gout. 


. 
mor. 


1: Articulanus, ricus,m, 
Goutie, 

1 Arthriticus. 2 Nervicus,ad. 
Gout fingr:d. 

x Chirag.r,chiragricus,ad. 
Gomtie foo'ed. 


1 Podager,podagricus,ad- 

A Go vlc,vide warke. 
-A Gowne. 

1 Toga,fpailum,n, 

A littl» cowne. 

[ Togula,f. 

A ſhort gore. s 

2 <emnogum,hemitogum,n. 


al CoOWwe Ma ra nw911% n. 


1 Palla,ſtola,Ff. 
A womans Mow nmg gowne, 

1 Recinium,velr 

That weare ſuch gownes. 

1 Recinati,m. k 
A wot ans gowne witb @ long traine, 
thin,yound,and flender like availes 
1_Cyclas,f. 
A gowne downe to the feet, 

1 Podaris,f.talaris toga,demiſſa. 
A gowne of freeſe,or rug. 

1 Phryxiana toga, Vill>ſa toga. 
A night gowne, 

1 Rectedipna,trechedipna,Ff, 

A thred bare gewne. 

1 Trita toga, Obſoleta toga. 

A little prttie gowned man, 

1 Togatulus,ad. 

Gown d,or that weareth a Lowne, 
1 Togatus,ad. 

One thu weareth a ſhort gowne. 


1 Semitogatus, hemitogatus, 
G ante R 


ToGtabbe,or Grable,v to grapple. 
1ACe, 
1 Gratia,charis,f charifſima,n. 


Grace,or favour. 

1 Amor,m, 

The grace,or pleaſantnes of a thing. 
1 Gemmus,m 


Grace,or goodneſſe. 

3 Benignitas.f.vt benignitas Dei, 

Gocd grace. 

1 Enchariſtia,f. 

Good grace im ſpeaking. 

1 Facundia . lepor, decor,m. 

vemiſtas,f.charientiſmus 2 Sal,m. 

A gract,/uch es  vſed ts be ſaridbe- 

fore, or after meats. 

1 Gratiarum aQtio, 

Gr #t:0uſnecſſe. 

3 Gratioſitas,f, 

Grac10494,0” full of grace, 

1 Gratious,ad. 

Grati0u4,07 favorable, 

1 Gratiofus,ad amans,p ior,ifſimus, 

comis,benignus. 3 Facilis, ad 

Gratious , or hath a good grace or 

comlin-ſſe. 1 Venuſtus,decorus,cha- 

ropes,ad. 

Grat ou in wordet , or that bath a 
ace in ſpeaking. 1 Facundue, lepi- 

Sus,comcinnns Sis,affabilia 

Verie grations,or curte ons, 

1 Percomis,ad. 

Ver egrations, 

1 Fpicharis,ad. 

Verie gy tous 1m words. 

1 Perlepidus,perelegans,ad. 


Graceltſſe, or paiF grace, 

1 Acharis,,mpudens. 2 Cynopes,ad. 

Gropne pat grace. 3 Impudicatus. 

VV rthour gracr, geſture, or combines. 
Incl invenuſtus,inconcinmis, 


illepi 


te fi - 


— —_— a. At 


GRA 


GRA 


GRA 


illepid®.2 Subinſilſus infantiſſim®,ad 


VVth a gracegor grationfly in words . 


1 Lepide,facete, perfacete, 
venulte, atfabilter. 2 Artice , fal- 


$Sc,adu. 


Gratioufly,or courteouſly. 

1 Comitcr, 2 Blande,adu. 

VV :tb averie good grace,or pretily, 
1 Pereleganter,adu. 

VV ithout a good grace. 

1 Invenuſts. 2 Puerilitcr,adh, 

VV ithout graee,or couraze. 

2 Frigide,adu. 

A Bond-Gzace,vide bongrace, 
G2adation,a figure in Khetoricke I 
called. 1 Clunax, gradatio,t 

A G1aduate, or one that hatb taken 
any d.gree in an Unryerſitie, 

I Infos artibus, _— 

To Gzaffe. 

1 Sero,ſevi ſatum,inſero. 2 Pango, 
repango, vide ts plant, and ſer. 

To gr 1jfe betweenegor wining to. 

1 Afſeco. 

To graffe betweene, 

1 Inter{cro, 

To graffe , by cutting a round hole in 
the barke of a tree, and with clay to ſet 
in the bud of ancther trees 

I Inoculo, 

Graff«d. 

1 Inſitus,affits,adfitus,p. 


A oraſjſe 

I | "io planta,f. 

The graffe of a foot long, cut fom « 
rree,anc ſet in the ground : or a graft 
cut 0n both fides tobe [it inthe earth, 


or a ftocke ſet in the ground ro graft 


on. 1 Talea. 

Alutlegraffe,or twig, 

1 Calamus. 

A young graffe. 

1 Surculus,m.clavola,f. 

Agraffer. 

1 Sator,infitor,m. 

Agraſſue. 

1 Infitio.f.infitus,m. plantatio, 

2 Immiſſio,f. 

Agraffing , when a bud of one tree us 
cus off round with port of the barke, 
and ſet on ano h:y : or when an bole u 
bored in @ tree, 7 a kernell put in with 
« little lo. 1 Tnoculano,ft. 

Such agraffrr. 1 Inoculator, 

That beareth graſſes. 


T bs th - 

That bringeth forth gr affes. 

x Surculaiis,ad. 

Belonging to,or [et with graffes, 
Surcularius,ad 


1 jus,ad. 

Like a graffe. 3 Surculaceus,ad. 
Groffer. Grapharius. 

To wax G1ap, or to hate gray haire , 
as meninold ate. 

1 Caneſco,canco. 

To wax gray, as beafts. 3 Grizeſco. 
( lotbed in gray,or ruſſet, 

1 Leucophzatus,ad. « 


yay eyed. 1 Glaucopis,ad. 
& Gate, Badger,or Brocke. 
1 Melis,f-taxo,grumus, 
A Gtay-hound vide deg, 
AO1ame,o corne. 
1 Granum,n. 
A graine m the top of the eare, leſt 
Wanacone, 3 Fiit. 
Aſmall graine,calied a miletyor birſes 
1 Milum,n. 
A grain of ſalt. 
1 Salimica,f ſalis fruſtrum. 
A white graine, pulſe ,or corne grove 
ing in pos hereof oile is made, 
1 Seſam 


a,:. 
Of,or belonging to that graine. 
1 Seſaminus,ad. 
Graine of Paradiſe. 
1 Cardamomum,n. 
Agraine called Cich, in faſhion like a 
Rams head, 3 Arietinum Cicer,n. 
A little graime, 
1 Granellum,n. 
All manner of grams, 
1 Frumentum,n. 
The graine of a tree , whey by it clea- 
v th, 2 Pedten,n. 
Graine,wherewith cloth u grained, or 
wherew.th ſcaxlet u dyed. 
1 Coccum,n coccus,m. 
That beaeth grames. 
1 Granifer. 
That hath many graines, 
1 Granatus,ad, 
AG1atne ,vide weight, 
AG:4mer,vide Garner, 
_—_ o/G2ammar, 
> me in 


Af 
- 


tice. 2 Lite. 


ratura,f. 

A Grammarian, 0 teacher of gram- 
mar, 1 Grainmaticus,m., 2 Litera- 
tus,ad. 

A young grammarian. 

: Grammatilta,grammariſtss.2 Li- 
terat2r,m. 

The ſtudies,exerciſe,and prifeſiion of 
grammarims, 1 Grammatica,n. 
Of or belonging to a grammar, 

1 Grammaticus, grammaticals,ad, 
Like a grammary1an, 

1 Grammatice,grammaticaliter. 
G2amercte,or grant. 

1 Habeo gratiam,ago gratias,& gra. 
tes,do grauas,refero giatias. 

Grand,1 great 

AG2andfather, vide k/med. 
AGtange,or Farme, 1 Colonia, 
To gather Gzapes. 1 Vindemio. 
A grape, 1 Vva,t.botrus, 

A clu8ter of grapes. 

1 Racemus,m.botrus, 

Grapes which raiſons be made off 

1 Staphyle,f. 

A red grape. 1 Rubella,f. 
Redgrapes. 1 Ceranng,vug. 

A Yhite grape, 1 hn 

A kind of grapes called leporarie. 

1 Lageos. 


—— 


A kmd of grapes,which being put into 

pot+,keepe along time. 

: Venucula,f, 

A grape trodes vxdey feet to ſquiſe 

ont the wine. 1 Brifa,k. 

A log grape like @ finger. 

1 Dactyls,f. 

Grapes jcant ripe, 

- bu rn p 
»belonging,or made of (uch gy 

1 Omphacinus,ad. gr 


Grapes blacke and white. 

1 Mcrioticz vug. 

Grapes that haue ſweet, but yet ſew & 
ſmall kernels, 1 Leptorages. . 
A grape which u 11pe before his fel- 
lowes. « Pracox vua. 

A kind of grapes without kernels, 

1 Ogoigardon. 

A kind of grapes,wherof the beit paſ- 
ſum made. 1 Piythia, 

Musketell grapes, 

1 Vyz appiang. 
A grape nhich in Africa is gathered 
of the wild vine, together with the flo. 
wer, 4nd ſeructh only for medieme and 
paſune. 1 Maſſiris. 

Grapes to be eatens 

1 Troximi, 

A grape jtone,or kernel in grapes. 

1 Vinacca,t acinii,n. vinaceus,acin?, 
A twig of a vine, on the which grapes 
Frow. 1 Racemarius. 

He that gathe 'eth grapes, 

T Vindemiator, 

Wy {ſoaningger gathering of grapes, 

I 14,racemayuo. 
A lutle harve#t of grapes. 
1 VindemiolaF. mi 
Belonging to the gathering of grapes, 
: Vindematoriuvindemialis. 


the ſecond preſiing. 1 ACNACeus, 

Of agrape. 1 Vyeusad. 

Full of grapes, oy that hath clutter: of 
grapes. 1 Racemoſus, ws,ad 
That bearcth grapes. 

1 Vuifer,Racemifer,ad. 

To Gzapple,or grape. 

1 Harpago, - b f 
A grappling , or grappling yron of 4 
ſhip. Harpago,harpax,m. 2 man”,f. 
A grapple,or grapull, 

$rappie,or grap 

Harpago. 

To G1ale, 1 Paſco. 

Tograſe often. 

1 Paſcito. ; 

A grafier. I Pecuarus,m. 

The trade of grafing. 

x Pecuaria,f. res paſtoria, vel paſto- 
Ita. 

A graſing, 

1 Pabulatio,paſtio,f.paſtus,m. 
Graſfle, 1 Gramen,n-herba,f. 
Graſſemewed, 

1 Deſeatum gramen. 

Graſiiegor full of graſſe. 

I 


Bearing 3 


Made of grapes (okgd in water, or of 


GRA 


GRE 


GRE 


Bearing,or bringing forth graſſe. 
: Herbifer,adg 
— ro grafſe. 


o raſſe,or as greene #6 grafſe. 
” refer pee meraſ, = 
A Gzaſhopper, 
1 Cicada,t. 
* little graſhopper. 
I 5 Ong 
Graſhoppers which chir 
paynny y. 3 Achetz,f. 
A kinde of graſhoppert that appeare 
not untill corne be ripe. 
1 Avenariafrumentaii 
The mother,or matrice of craſboppers, 
z Tetrigomcta,f, 
To Gate. 1 Frio,affrio, 
Tograte in. 1 Intero 
G rm 3 Micatus,p. 
rater for br bread Us __ 


d Radula,f. 

To cover Grates,or hurdles, 

1 Cratio. 

- rate of yron,gr woed. 
rates,f. 

= grate with croſſt baryes. 

1 Clathrum,n.clathrus.m. 

Gratulate. Gratnlor. 


Te Gratifie, or do a thing thankeful. 
9: I Gratificor, 


_ [go r pleefuring. 
CORE I 'Gratiudo, £. 
Gratefull,or thankeſwll, 

1 Gratusy, 

Gratefully, or thankefully. 

1 Grate,ady. 

Gratis freely, 

Te Gzaue,vide !o engr112s 

To wax Grant, 23 Canclco. 
Gravnie, 

1 Gravitas.ſevericas. z Canities,con- 
Ramcia, dignitas,t. pondus, lupercili- 
ume. frons f. 

Gravitie 5y h- evizeſſt in werght, 

I Gravitas,F. 

H mourable oravitie, or yoyall preve- 
catine. 1 MajsſtasFf. 

Gravitse 11 ſpeech, or gy ne ſpeech. 

1 Graviiom ta, 


loud and 


Grazue words, 1 Seria,n. 

Granue,or e7n it, 

I Serius,ad, 

Granue 

1- Gravis,ſeverus, 2 Confſtans, cen- 
forusmaturys,ad. 

Graus,or (al, 

1: Triftis,ad 

Grameor ancient, 

+ Grandgvus. 3 -Canus,ad. 
Grant iſperchs 

1 Grawloquus,ad, 

Gramely, 

5 Grinhea genders, 2 Seyere,fo- 


Grawuclygr ſadly. 1 'Trifte,ady, 


A Graue. 

1 Sepulchrum, n. tumwultus, 2 Sar- 
cophogus,m. buſtum, a. ſcpultura.t. 
monumentum, 

A lutle 

z Puſtulum,n. : 
An exeptie gr ae, 3 Cenotaphium. 


A graue maker. 
1 Buſticota, 


> Sr I—_—— to 4 graue, 

1 Sepulchrarius, IA 
Gravell, vide Sar d. 

A gravelied horſe, 

1iE ic 

To rent. 

x Concedo, conciſeo. 2 Cedo,an.. 
mo, addico, permutto, remitto,athr. 
mo,videT o giue, 

Togrant lightly. 1 Indulgeo. 

To ary, conſent by beckning the 
head. x Trawio,anns. 

Grawed, 

x Conceſſus, 2 Admiſlus, permiſ- 
ſus,donatus,p. 

A grawnt, 


r Conceſſagm: conceſſio,f. 2 Per- 


miſſus,m admulſum,n- 
To 1 Vngo. 

Greaſed. 

: Vncus,li 

G reaſe. 


I com. g (agina,f.vnguen,n, 
Swines greaſe. vS An 
Molten greaſe jor dmqpog 

1 Li 


Sweahefd of Free, 1 Caritiagf, 
Greafineſſe. 1 Pinguedo,F. 
Greaſie. 

1 Pinguis,(cvoſus,ynfiuſculus,ad, 
Greafre,or ſluttiſh. 

1 Sq 

Belonging togreaſe. 1 Vnaorius, 
Pertaining to Swines greaſe, 

1 Axungatius,ad- 

To make Great, 

1 Gravido. i 
Towaxoveat. 1. Gr jiogran- 
deſcn, x_ncd inoleſco. 

To wax great, or thicke, 

1 Craiſcico. 

To wax great,or manl he. 

: -Maſculeſco. 

Great with y*ung,or mae great, 

1 Gravidaus,ps 

Great mjſe. 

1 Magnitudo;amplitulo,f, 

E xcefine greatueſſe. 

1 Vaſtitas,immenſitas,granditas. 

2 Moles clbato gate asf. 
Greatheſſe in br. a&1), 1 Latitudo. 
Greatueffe in P* ron: We. 1 Statura, f. 
Greatr:ſſ: of hor0ur, 2 Amplitudo. 
A great,or bard matter. 1 Magrum. 
Greatyh £,largey? huge. 


1 Magnus, graud.s, ior, valtus, am- - 


plus,decumanus,decimanus 
Greatgur groſſe. I Corpolentvs. 
Great, or grievois, 1 Quercenis, 


| hog 1 Impenſus. 


ere great, 1 PF RIS 
Ms - 


» 
Exce: wg 7 coy 


1 Ingens,mmenſus, 2 Enormis,ad. 


Ho reatgoy effeuall, 
1 Valennfimus, ad 


In great 1mber. x Numeroſus, 


y_ reat with childe. 


How great. j» 

1 Quantus,quantulus, 

Ss great, 1 Tamus,ad, 
Greateſt,or biggeit, I Maximus. 
Greate#t, 1 

The greateit,or h:gbe# of all othey. 
1 Su 

How great or lirrle ſoever, 

1 Qu qu 

As gr eat as p< hd as maybe, 
i: Quantu 

Great,and ill dE} 

1 Vegrandis,ad. 

Greater, 

1 Major,mefivs, cumulatior,ad. 
As great. 1 Inſtar,adv. 

G por gb ea*neftly, 


[ prope. pms 5g Re 
by. eameſt'y 


Greatly,or notably. 


1 Inſigniternſignite, adv, 
oy xreeding greatly. 


m,ady. 


Ven greathor much. 

1 Plutimum, maxime, valde, max- 
imopere ,inſanum adv. 

How greatly. 1 Quantopere ,adv, 

So oreatly. 1 Tantopere, adv. 

A Gr:viton. 

2 Craticula,t. crates ferrea. 
Greedinelle, | 


1 Avidus cupidus,avarus. 2 Rapax, 
rapidus,harpyia,je juniis,ad hians,e- 
ſurtens, p. 

A greedy fellow, winch careth not how 
ke e gauneth. Cercopa,m, 
Greedily. 

1 Avide, cypide, avcro. 2 Voraci- 
ter, finenter,adv. + 
To imuate the Giecians, or toſbeak 
as they dos, 1 Grecſofor,grefilco. 

A merr: ie gres he,vice Tefter, 
Toe cultoanme of the g 17 EC14) 5, 

1 Grgeciſmus,m. 
Thy that had a Grecian to their{a- 
ther,a id a Barkarignte theiy mother, 
er comrarnyi(e, 

1 Mixobarbarim. 
Gree. 
beneplacinim, 
Grecfe,vide greae. 

To w.ae Greene, * 

1 Viteſco, evireſc s. 3 Frondeſeo. 


Fa 


— 


N 


_—_— 


— > abt SO 


9 S.—. 


GRE 


G'RI 


GR 


O 


. a#the headach with an ague, 


— 


To make greene, 
1 Virido 
. To be greene,, 1 Vireo. 
Greeneneſſe, 1 Viriditas,f. 
A greene place, 
I Viredum vizidarjum, viretum,n, 
viridia,* 
_— foa -"_ place, 
I ridatius 
Graf 
x Recens, immaturus, vt immaturus 
fruftus,crudus,ad ut crudum vulnus. 
AGyeeletzorfave. 
1 Gradus,m.ſcamnum,n. 
Alade with greefes. 
1: Gradatus, 
To Greet. 
1 Saloto, ſalutem dico. 
Agreeter, x Salutator;m. 
A greeting. 
1 Salutatio,falns,f. 
One that bringeth greeting, oy Loprag 
t:on, 1 Salut® 
To greetevide weepe 
A greeue,vide b 
To Greene, aQivum, 
1 Gravo, vex0,crucio,cxcrucio,mo » 
l:fto,affligo. 2 Exacerbo , premo, 
deprimo,opprimo, tor uco, las, V- 
r0,pungo,fttunulo,conficio,tange,ico 
To greeue ſore. 
2 Pertorqueo,gffodio. 
To greeme RP 
: Pragravo, 3 Occido. 
It ove everh, 
x Piget,imp. 
To Freene,ncut, 

t Merreo,meereor,doleo,gravor;ex- 
crucior. 2 Conflictor,rumpor. 
Greeved, 

I Gravatus,p. #ger,ad. excruciatus, 


conflitatus, p. zrumnatus, ad. con- 
fectus,p, 

Greefe. 

x Dolor,m&ror,m. nolegis- 
do,vexatio,dojentia,cgrimonia,ora 
vedo,f. pathos. 2 Languor, alvor, 
morſus,m. paſſio, offenſio, anguitia, 


anguſtiz, frzdium,fel.tormen;um,n. 


A little greefe. 
2 C . 
Greefe,or pame of the heart, 


A ſoil greſe, :oyned with ſicknes, 


1 Symptoma,n. 

A greewing. 

2 Conflitatio,F. 

A great grerung, 

1 Przgravatio. 

Full ef greefe and pane, 

3 Dolnoroſus,ad, 

Greevenſ ſe. 

1 Gravitas. 2 Acerbitas, atrocitas, 
indignitas,f. 

Greevous, 

I Gravis,moleſtus jinfeſtus, 2 0. 
durus,atrux,amarus, odioſus,ad. 


_ . 


Verie greevous, 


1 Pergravis,permoleſtus,ad, 
Somewhat  greevoig, 


I Y tus ' (cul al 
73 . 


Greevewſly. 

1 Zgre,graviter, gravate, moleſte, 
gravatim, pathetice. 2 Accrbe,atro- 
citer,duriter,anguſte,adv, 

Somewhat greevouſl 'y. 

1 Submoleſte,adv. 
Veriegreevonſly, 

I « Pergravicr permoleſte, 2 Pcra- 


G - eo ide pierced, 
Grewuel.rewue, 


To Guffs vide to graffe. 
AGuttee,or ſhore legged ben. 

1 Gallinella,gallinula,f. 
Gztmme,cr auſtere in countenance. 
1 Auſterus,toryus. 2, Acerbug, tra- 
gicus,diftriqus,hirtus,hirſurs,ad. 
Cr1mnes, of auſteritic n.comnrenance. 
1 Aifteritas,t. * 

Grimmely, or anſterely. 

1 Auſterc,torye. 2 Tragice,adv. 
Te Grind, 

1 Molo. 2 Centero,extero. 

To grind thraughly. 

1 Emolo. 

To grind together, 

1 Commolo. 2 Com 

7 grind with the Cungy chew. 

1 Mande,manduco,v.to chew, 

To grind,or gnaſs,vide to gnaſh. 
Togy _ or ry jr the Hide pink 

1 Pinſozis, to, 

2 Crs 

Grended ſharpe. 

1 Acutus,ad, 

Agrinder, 1 Mol itor,pinſor,m. 
Agrindi ng. 

1 Molitura, 2 Tritora. 

A grindeng bouſt,or mull. 

1 Piſtrinum,n vide zu 

A grirdſtencyor grindlefione. 

1 Allo. 

Belenging to grinding, 

1 Piſt:ienſis,ad, 

To G1tnnegcr wry the mouth, 

1 Ringo,& gor. 

A grimungyor ſcer full opening of the 
meuth, 1 Rikus,m.rictum,n, 

2 Nidor, 

A Grinne, vide gimme. 

72 Gupe. 

1 Pervello. 

A gripe,or handful. 

1 Manipulus,m a,n. 
Agripegor bandfull of corne. 

1 Merges,t. 
Gripangsgor greetirgr at the fomacke, 
cr guts. 1 Tormina,n cardiogmus- 
2 Torſiones,plu m. 
He that us ſicke of the griping of the 
guts, 1 Tleoſus,ilioſus, ad. 
Grith, Pax. 
Gr,ſly,vide hideous. 


—— 


| A Gulfle, 


1 Cartilago, 


A gift: of the windc pipe. 


1 Brotchion, 


Griſtly,or full of gif les, 


I Cartilagineluggarulagineus,ad. 


Gute,or duft of foner,or mertail. 


1 5co 
Grithbreach, 
P:cis violatio. 
if Guocer, ; 


- Apothecariugm. 


A Grocers Jhop. - 


1/ Aromat 


tatia. = 
The G20ine, 
1 Inguen,nemt, 


The ſbace betweene the groines and | 


thighes, 1 Plccos, 


To Gone. 


To grone much,nr all about, 


I Circumgamo, 
A roning. 


1 Gemitus,m, 


A groome. Servus. 


AS20088 of the chamber, 
Cubicularwus,m. 
AGzoopei in ſtabler, or hawſes; 


3 Minforium,n 


ToG10pe,or feele ſoftly. 


1 Palpo, as, 
Ro,contrefto, 
Togrope often. 
x Palpito. 


» PrErtento, Attre- 


To grope.out ,or get by flattery or faire 


meanes It 


Expal po. 


A groper, 1 Palpator,m. 


A groping. 

1 Palpatio,f. 2 Pretentatus,m. 
To make Gyoſſe,or = 

1 Opimu,p 

Tobe m_ 

3 Craſl co, 


Tobegin to be groſſe, or to become 
groſſe. 1 Pingueſco, 


M ade groſſe. 


3 Craſlatus,incraſſatus,p, 


Greſſeneſſe. 


I oor 


pulentia 
— 
Itas. 


G Oo burly. 


e,or dulneſſe. 


1 Craſſus, pinguis,opimus, canulen- 
tus,corpulentus. 2 Spiſſus,ad. 


Groſſe,or dull. 


2 Obela med cemtutmnagd. 


Greſſegor rude. 
2 Pexus,pinguis. 
Verie groſſe, 

3 P 
Grefſely,or rudcly 
I Lmpelied, 


be progpatiiny ad. 
2 $pike, adv. Pin- 


evi mincrva, crafla minerva, barba- 


rc,adv. 


A 


FP ——— 


——— 


| "TOs 


Y 


th. 


GRO 


GRO 


GRV 


AGzotego? prece of cone, werghing 
the erght part of an ounce. 

: Drachma,f. 

A G10ne. 

1 Arboretum, arbylum, nemus, n. 
lalus,m. 2 Viridazuw,n V. Trees. 
A grour,or wool, never cropped, dee 
dicated to ſome Gotybeing thicks with 
trees, that the light us not great onthe 
earth, « Lucus. 

A yong groue, 

1 Frutetum,fruteAum,n, 

Full of growers. 

1 Nemoroſus.ad. 


G1oueling,or /y:1e vpn the face, 
I nm MN 


To ©101NÞ vp0n. 

2 Nitor,innitor,adhzreq. 
Grouzded, or ſetled. 

I F BD. 

The G20unD. 

1 Solum,n.humus, terra, tellus,f. 
Grande land belonging to me, 


wy plot, _ r precl tronan 

1 Fu 

(Alittle rp oſſeſiton, 

l Agellus, "Ea, fp 

Grownd firft broken vp,or tilled, 

1: Proſciſſumgn. 

A ground overgrowne with the hearb 
horſeraile, 3 Codetum,u, 

A little ame round, 

3 Aratiuncula, 

On the —_— 

1: Humi,genit. 

Ground red rcade to be ſorpne, 
2 

Under the ground. 

1 Subterraneus. 

Unto the ground, 

1 Fundateguss 


A ground-work or foundation of earth 
: Solum,neut. 
A general greund, or rule in ary art, 


: Axioma,neut, 

To Gzound- fill an bowſe. 
I Sabſtruo. 

A ground-ſill, 


: Hypothvcum, 
A grownd-ſillng of an houſe, 
I Subſtrudio,f 


Groutt. Ps 
1 Agromelum,granomelnm 
melum,n q 
T»Gtow. 

1 Crefco,accreſco, oleſeo, adcleſeo 
innaſcor,gliſco,vt gliicit ſeditio,the /e- 
dition groverh ad encreaſeth adoleo. 
2 Germino,orior, turgelco, grande- 
ſco,provenio,ſurgo,convalev,conva- 
leſco,cv vente. 

To grow vp,or higher, 

: Procreico. 2 Aſfurgo, conſur- 


_—_—_— 


,procedo,cmico,evinco, ſubeo. 


Fo ; rower ſpring vp of a thing, 


1 Enaſcor. 

To grow forth. 

2 Prorepo.,cxeco. 
Togrow breger. 

i .Ad 

To begin t fo grow. 

: Adoleico,ſuborior. 
To grow to mans eſtate. 
1 Pubeo,pubeſco. 

T grow againe, 

1 Recreſco, 2 Regermino, refurgo. 
To crow about. 

1 Circumnaſcor. 

To grow together. 

1 Coaleo,coaleſco,concreſco, 

2 Conyermino,conge: minaſco. 

To grow 18 age. 

3 Pubero. 

To grow together in equall bigneſs As 
Properly in childrens breaſts or paps 
when they wax bigger. 3 Fratto. 

To grow,or ſpring vp wider, 

1 Succreſco,ſubnaſcor. 

To grow ts a /talke. 

1 Decauleico. 


Togrowi in huske.or cod. 
I $.lquor, 

To grow abroad, 

2 Scaturio. 

To grow,or wax fat. 


3 hos 
4 —_——— over-ranckely. 


mo vp 10 an head, 

3 Capitulor. 

To grow vp 4s hearybs. 

1 Obherbeſco. 

To let grow mm length, 

2 Permitro. 

o grow no moregor leaue grow! g. 


To grow out of nd: 


r "A ;n,or out of vſe, of culfome, 
1 ,invaleo,in 

To « grow out of vſe. 

1 Exoleſco,Aboleſco. 

Full grow mw growne to full age. 

I 

VVell growne, 

2 Proveaus,p. 

potato _— 


A. growing big eger. 
x Accretio,f.1 


Li - be] 


_ 

That groweth over others. 

2 Tr 

A G1ub,or werme, 

To Outd,ore rid,or ng off ay thing 
that letreth. 

Tc orb vp. 

I Extirpo,cradico. 

To GUN g,or marmure, F 

1 Fremo, adfremo, infremo, mfre- 
meſco 


o 


To grudge together, 
1 Contremo,confremeſcs. 


w __ to grudge. 
Fremeico. 


Io grudge at another mans proſperity, 
vide ro E nvie. 

Grudging ſecretly. 

3 Simu'tans, 

po £ rudger, ry = that grudgeth, 


wo ee,or hatred, 

« Cm n. malitia, malevolentia, 
nvidia invidennia, f. 2 Dolorm. vt 
premere dolorem corde, To keepe the 
grudge mm ones heart. 

A grudging. 

I Ferrara 2 Murmnrn. 
Ajecret gr 

1 Simukas,f. 

G rudy ing. 

I Relionie, f.vtreliquig febrium,the 
gradgings of fevers, 

Grudging(y,or with an evill will. 

1 Gravate adv.vide murmure. 
Guuell, or pottage, 
1 Pulmentum, j 


1 Pulmentarium,n. 
Tc Gut like a ſwime. 
1 Grunnio 


To = 4 =. granting, or rearing, 


I 

To _ 4a eo IE doth 4% to 
haue the bore to doe their kind, 

1 Subo. 

The grunting of the ſow for the boxe, 

1 Subatus,m, 

A grunting of ſwine. 

x: Grunnitus,m. 


G ante V 


Guarded, 1 Munitus,communit®, 
vide Garded. 

Gubbins, vide Fagment-. 

A Gucrdon, vide reward. 

G uerring,vide brawling, 


AG = 
: mo_ pamgDb .Diverſor,accubitor. 


= your” at a feat. 
1 Conviva,com.g. 3 Epuloym. 
A daily gue ﬀF. 
3 Convidor,m. 
An vnbidd:n gueft accompanying one 
ro a feaff,or that goeth ſcorfee. 
1 Aſymbolus,m. cenipeta, com. g. 
2 Vmbrat. 
He that entertaineth a guefF, 
: Convivator,m Ape 
T- Gutde,or _ . 
1 Duco,duQb,deducn dirigo,gubcr- 


mn. 


| $3. SR 


x DuQus,reQus,p. 
Gu ded thyough the way. 
1: Perduius,p.. 


A} 


«CES arnn————<—-— oe re ero— — n— <r— eEree—nr —  — 


PW IT 


GVI 


_GVM 


HAB 


Agu/der,quide,or conduTion. 
1 Ducor,dux,gubernator,dednQor, 
Dudtarius. 2 Moderator , aulpex , 
rex,m 
Ag: der of one all the way. 
x Perducor,m. 
A gr d-ng,or conduFtmggquidance. 
x Duatus,m. deduQtio, maderauo,f, 
mod:ramen,auſpicium,n. 
Gu iage,mo.ey given for ſife condutt 
A Suildz brotherh3:d, or company 
INCILPETAbe. 3 Sodalitium, n. loda - 
licas,Phratriz,f. 
A Guildhall. 
1 Curia municipalis. 
Guile,or Foud. 
1 Fraus, impolttra, fraudulentia, fi. 
dolus,faſtus,m.panurgia. 3 Circum- 
duRio,f. 
He that vſeth gxile,or one [ul of guile, 
1 Doloſusy 2 Cap- 
tatotins,ad. 
Gwlejully., 
I Vatie.Gaudulenes r, callide,adv.y. 
craft and dece:t. 
Guiltte, vide glue, 
A Guile. 
i Mos,m.vide Faſhion, 
AGulle, 

es,m. omg 2 Scylla,cha* 
Nr arr 


A gul/e cr67 oa 

1 Hadria. 

To Gully in drinking. 

3 Bilbo. 

Th: Gullet,or wizard, 

1 Gula,f. Acfophagus. 

A Gully-gut,vide glutton. 

il Gully--ole. 

3 Traco. 

Th: Gumme of 7rees. 

: Gummi.indec! gummis,reſina, 
AA certaine gumne, 

I new ef 

iA qurime dropping cut of a Fix-tree. 

« Lalliis, - 

4 much like to the muyre, but 
far more pretious axd odoriferous, 

1 Labyſus,m, ! 

Gumme thinner than roſin, + thicker 
than honey, fattue, dropping fem the 
Okwe trees in Syria, x El li. 
The gum? of « 4 irce in Arabia,'thg to 
waxe, ſweete in [avour, and b,crer in 
tafte.-1 Bdellium. 

Gumme r ſing out of a certaine herrbe 
in Summer tyme. 1 Galbanum, n 


Ofthat crumme. 
þ 


The gumm? Le mr Londen, 


vſed :n pomanders, 1 


A oy rare t ſmelling — in LO. 
ai 


The game Aymeniach, growing in 
Afr:cawhere Iupiter Amanens Tem 
ple was, 

1 Ammoniacum,n. 


mn. — 


[ A certain | er being the right Las 


dawn, 1 Celyphum. 
A comm? ffom the tree La- 


rix,it us vid for Twrpentine. 


i L .arigma,eſina, 
Aſwert gumme calles Storax. 
1 Styrax;f. 
A certaine gumm? 1ſſuing out of the 
bearbe Lacerpirum I Laſcr,n. 
The gumme of the Ba!me tree, 
: Opobalſamum,n. 
A ſweet rumme called themrrrhe. 
1 Mixrba,t. 
<Amointing with gumme. 
3 Gummito. 
Full of gu6mme, 
i G 
Made of guonme. 
1 Gumminus, 
To ſhoot off Guns, 
2 Exonere iclopos, 
MA gunne, 
: Sclopus,m. bombarda baliſta,fal- 
coneta,f., 23 Scropms, icrepio,m.tour- 
mentum, 
A cheefe gun called a Baſiluke. 
1 Archiballiſta,f, 
A potegun. 
1 Siphunculus. 
A gwn-ſtone. 1 Glans, ſpherula. 
Gun-ſbot. 
2 Maunfragium,n. 
Gun-powd, r. 
1 Bombardicus pulvis FaQtitius pul- 
vis. 
A gunner, 
2 Tormentor, marifragus, turrifra- 
gus,m. 
Gunners. 
1 Bombardarij,ſcloperarij, tormen.- 
tarij, 
_ 'r qunrer,or maitey of ordi- 
nance. 1 Machinarum prefecus. 
Gunrgims of meal , nhereof houſe- 
hold bread us made. 1: Cibarwm fe. 
cundarum,n. 
Te Guth our. 
1 Profluv,mano,promano. 2 Pro: 
filio. 
A guſhing out. 1 Profluyvium, 
G by it; vide £647 #, 


ws 2d 


P 


To draw out the Guts, .0r ;anward: of 


a fjh. 1 Exenterare pilecm, 

A bovell gut, 

1 Inteſtinum cxcum. 
A gut of all other the flraightefF and 
narrewett,cleaving to the ſtomacke. 

1 Tle,neur. 

Agreat gut riſing from the left fide to 
the right, in which # the diſeaſe called 
the Collicke 1 Colon, vel colum,n. 
The flomacke £2. 

1 Inceftinuro primum. 

The bungy e out. 

1 Inteſtinum jejunum. 

The great gut. 

I + dog col-2n inteſtinum, 

The ſmallqut, x Inteſtinum,tenue. 


Theſmail guts, x Than. 
The ſmall gut by which the meat paſ- 
foth, 0u4t of the ſtomacke. 1 Lactes,f. 
The long gut-»x ay/e gut, 
: Longanum,hplon,n.Longum re. 
Eum,inelſtinus,. 
The guts,or inward parts of a bea#t, 
1 Exta,nem, 
A Gutter, 
1 Canalis, dub. g. colluvianium, n. 
Cloa ra,canalicula;colliquiz, cullitiz, 
f .aqualitium,n. 

A gutter of ſtone, for water to paſſei in 
1 Incile,n inalla,f, 
A hollow gutter, as mn rebatng of pil» 
Lars, x Sirix, form. 
A gutter,or ſbace betweene two wals, 

1 Andron, 
A gatter receiving the raine of di- 
wverje nowſes. I Compluvium. 
Gutters into - <1 £4468 drop. 

: Deliquiz,f. 
A gutter bite, 1 Imbrex,dubg. 
Fajhioned like a gutter, 

1 Compluvitns,ad. 
Guttide,vide Shrouctide. 


G ante V 


T-Gvyhe. « Subſanno. 
A gybe. 1 Senna,ft. 
OGyvues, 1 Compedes, f. vide Fet- 


ters,or ſhackles. 


H ante A 


A Thaberdaſher -f/mall wares, 

1 Minutatius, propola, pantapoles, 
narius, m1. 

An COOIEY of hats and capt. 


1 Pileo 
To put on an Habcrgton, 


1 Lorico. 

"— with an habergion, 

1 Loricatus,p, 

An habergion,or babergen, 

x Lorica,t. 

Hables. Portus. 

A Schollers Habit. 

1 Epirogium. 2 Hem:togum.n. 
An hab:t for a Senat our. 

1 Aballa,veſtis ſen2toria,f. 

An habit ofthe mind. 

1 Habims. 

He that hath a hab:t in any thing. 
2 Habitudinarius,ad. 
Habflitte,vide 4b. re. 

An Habttation, or dw-lng babit ae 
ble. 1 Habiratio,f. habitaculum,do- 
miclium ,n culrus,m. 

Habitable, 1 Habitabilis,ad. 
Not habit «ble. 

1; Inhabitabilis,ad. 2 Deſerus, 
To acke, or hack/e, 

1 Conſ{co,ſetuo, 

Hacked,cr hacks. 

1 Conſcuſſus, concifus.p. 


— 


HAT 


H:A:I:- 


A Tatkney men, or he that letteth 
berſe 18 hive. 1 Mango,veterinari®,m. 


A hackney hor {e. 


Dan, 1 H 
T» {)aft, vide dedge, 
A haft hilt, or handle. 

1 Manubrum,n, capulus,m. 
A lattle haft, 

: Manubrichum, 

A Vagge. 1 Larya,lamia. 
A Yagges pruding. 

1 Tucetum,n.faliſcus,m. 
Ahagges maker, 

1 Tuceraiius,m. 

Hate. x Fanume 
Hay-harvye#t. 

I Forniſectum,fe cular Qg 
R owing haygor later waath, 

l Feenum cordum. 


An hay. loft,or mowe. 

: Fanle.n, 

An hay retke, or hay ftakgs 

1 Fanicium,n. 

Fuli of hay. 1 Fanolus,ad. 
Belonging to bay. 

1 Focnarius. 

A VÞHate,or net to take conies with, 
2 Caſlis,m tendicula,f, 

A lutle hay. 

1 Cafliculus,m. 

Hale Adraw. 

Hay bet the the had .ſepes & boot. 
i. Com 

A batfer. 

1 luvenca,juvencula, vaccula, vitu- 


la,junix,f. 


andino, 

It haileth. 1 Grandinat,imp. 
A hale-ſftore. 

1 Grando,Ff. 
Subielt ro haile, 

1 Grandinoſus,ad. 

All baile, x Ave,chaire. 
Hale,i.draw. 

To cauſe t0 hawe | ong Þaire. 

z Capillo, 

_ haxe gray hairs, 

anco, 

To grow vp like haive. 

1 Horripilo. 

To haut his haire ſtave, 2 Horreo. 
To pull off haire. 1 Pilo,depilo. 
To haut a buſh of batye, 

3 Crinior, 

To take by the haire of the head, 
1 Corcipillo. 

To begin to haue ha ve, 

1 Pubeſco,crineſo, 


Hatrre, 


1 Crinis,pilus, cinnus,ms, 
An hare. 


: Vilks capillus,m. 


———— 


A buſh of haire. 
1 Ceſlaries, f. cincinnus, m. comd, f. 
vinnus,m n. 

Counter feitea hauwegv' periwicke- 

The ſoft barre, which firtt appeareth 
in Oy 1 Lanugo, pubes,t. im- 


Thehare oo the upper lip, the muſta- 
cher, 1 Muſtax 

Hare in the arme holes, 

1 Grandebalz,arum. 

Haires in the tye lids 

1 Palpebrz,arum. | 

Harres hanging over werent fore 
heads, 1 Antiz,velanthicF. 

Haires within the nottrils, 

1 Vibriſſi,orum, vibriſe,arum, ſibriCl- 
f,onum,fibriſlg,arum. 

T ellow, or gelden hare. \ 

1 Auricoma, chyylocoms, netlca- 


Curled baire. 

1 Capilliintorti. 

Acurled locke of bare. 

: Ciurus,m, 

G ray haires. 

1 Canicapilli. 2 Capitis nives. 

- creit,or tuffe of ws we feeding vp. 


com 
4 lil, hairs, 


He that pulleth 8 haires from the 
arme-holes, x Alipilus,wate. 

Thickeneſſe of bare. 

1 Crinoluas, pilofitas,f. 

_ fendog ft the haire for feave. 


Heng - habe, 
xz Com 


pidus,ad. 
Ts at hath yellow,or golden haire, 
1 Auricomus,chrylocomus. 


Red haired, 
2 Rufus,ad. 
That hath hu haire curled, 
1 Cirratus,p. 
That hath a go0d buſh of baive well 
curled behind. 1 Relicinus, ad. 
Thin haired. 
x: Raripilus,ad. 
VV ubont bare. "_F 
1 Depilis,impubis,impuber, 2 
plumis,ad.glabrco,m. 
Belo "ging to hare, 

i C 


w baire cloat b. 
1 Cilicum,n. 
AMade of hawe. 
1 Cilicinus, ad; 
M 


A pin wherwith women tyis wp their 
barrer, 1 Diſeervi 


) Latta 


VVcmen that are cunnmg in irimmunyg 


their harre, 2 Comortngarum. 
yr 
I 


— 


pennis, f. 
Hallelutah 4 i. laudate Tah. 
The {yalfe,or monte. 
1 Semi,latine incomp. Hemi,Gre- 


cein comp. Dimidum,n 
2 Semillts, 


Of balfe a yeare pr fin moneths, 
1 Semeſtris,ad. 


Hae an Ownce. 
I of. 
= longing to hilfe om dibres.” 


ciarius,l { 


Halfsa ow:d,confiftr of ſix ounces 
Selibrayf, ; 


{emivir,m. 
A halfe man,or halfe gelded, 
1 Semimas,ſemivir,m. 


_— Dutch man, 

I Igermanus,m. 
Halfe a t arbar1an. 

1 Semibatbarus,m. 
Halfe a Greekg. 

1 Igrecus. 
Halfea Placentine. 

3 Semiplacennnus,01. 
Ha'fe a busbandman. 


FO 


Ab all pe: emme, 

I obaks, tib-lus,m veflis. . 
Three balfe- / pang | 

i: Tri 

Halfe an hoare. 1 Semihora. 
Halfe an acre of ground. 

x Semi jugerum, n. 

Halſs pur. I Triental, n. : 
Halfe abuſtell. I 

Halfe abarre'l. 1 Semicadium,n- 
Halfe a hogſbhead, 

x Semicadia,f. 

Halfe an Oxe. 1 Semibos,com.g. 
Halft a Goate. 1 Semicaper,m, 
Halfe a drudge,or ſcullion, 

i Semilixa,m 

Halfe a dexmee, 

: Hemichoreum,n. 
Halft acrrele, 

1: HemicyClus,m, 


Halfe 


OO — 


Y 


Wy 


HAL 


H'AN 


Halfe the comaſſe of the heaveut that 
& v:/ivle. 1 Horaon,hemiſpberi,n. 
Halſe verſe 


The balfe moone. I Semiluna f. 
Halfe « ſoot. 1 Semipes,m., 
Of balfe a foot, 

Semipedalis. 
Halfe a enbit x Semicubitus,m. 
Halfe a cubit A 


. 


Hal eaten. 
| Bats dead. 
Hale opened. 
Hate vnderpropped. 


x Semitultus,p. 


Hal le 4, 41 Semiaſſus,p . 
Hale ee, 


| Halfe waited,or conſumed. 
Semiconſum 


T ptas,P. 
Half: blinde. 1 Semiczcus,ad, 


I 

Halfe armed, 

I X 

That hath halfe a formegor faſhion. 
mere" wile: 


I ONS. 
Halfe made, 1 SemilaQtu,p. 
_ finiſhed. 
1 Semiparfectus, 
Halfe repaired. 1 SerueleRus, p, 
Halfe deſtrned, 
x1 Semirutus,ad. 
Halfe burud, 
1 Semiſepultrs,p. 
Halfe nr, APY 
n 2 


_ rent,or tornes 


1 Semilacer,ad. 
Halfe free, x Semilber,ad- 


Halfe fine- 


Half: fall, 1 Semiplenus,ad. 
Halfe emptie. x Semiinanis.ad. 


naked. x Seminndus,ad, 


+ Halfe alixe. 1 Semivivusad.. 
Halfe upright. 
1 Semifupinus,ad. 


Halfe cut, 1 Semiputatus,ad, 
Halfe bred. 


I yy g900 yn 
Hal'e ſcrape1,or ſhaued. 
x. Semir wr 


£* 


Halfe b 10 aq4ine. 

: b 

Hal a man,and ha/ſe a woman. 
1 Hcrmaphrodus,p, 


diatim,adv. 

A1 much, and halfe as much, or haife 
«s much more. 1 Seſqui, in comp.ſc- 
(cuplum,n.ſclquiplex,ad. 
An howe and 4bal/e, 
1 Seſquihora,f. 
A pownd nd a halfe, 

1 Seſquilibrayf. 
% moneth and. thalfe, 


-I Selq . 
ety gym 


umodus,m. 
4 dates works and a halfe at _ 


gioperast. 
Avec and a balfe. 
1 Seſquiplaga,f. 
A foot and abalfe. 
: Seſquy 
Of a foot and 4 halfe. 
I Se(quipedals, pedanus.ad. 
N ote that Semi, ut, 991v lihe- 
w/e be 101ped to 10 4ny m9e word ;,than 
are here expreſſed. 
Hiluei partners. 
A Valle. 
r Aula,ſcenos. 2 Atrium, taberna - 
calum,n 


The gu: "14 hall, 

1 Baſilica,f. curia municipalis. 

(A little hall. © 

, Attiolum,n 

Ualme, the fem, or ftalke of corne 
om the root to theeare. 


- Hallowed, or co) arared [ova ly 


vſc. 1 4 ' T7. SwaT 


_ baklowe Hor conſecrated place. 


Hallurmatea, erre. 

An aller, «r that which haleth « 

ſoup er barge al angHt the river. 
Helciaiws,m. 

To YValt, 1 "Claudico. 

Halting. 1 Claudicatio,f. 

He that balteth. 

1 Claudicarius. 

Halting. 1 Claudus,ad: 

Ha!ting a little. 

1 Clandiculus. 

T» 1)1lter, 

i Capiſtro, incapiſtro. 23 Laqueo, 

Irreuo. 

One - naltmred. 

: Capiſtratus, 2 Laqueatus,Þ. 

A halter. 

: Capiſtram,o.reſtis,,m.funale,n, 

2 Laqucus,m, 

A balters end. 

I Reſticula,fe 


A halter-ſiche, 

2 Nebulo egregius. 

=_ — Ons of s hey? cobey, 
The RR or i & againft the knee. 
z Poples,m. 
T» work a thing wth the Yammer. 
Cudo, accudo,recudo,malleo. 
Hammered. 

1 Malleatus,p. 

Ahbammey. 1 Malleus,m. tucies. 

A little hammer. 

1 Malleolus,m. 

Aſmithes os 

i Pyrobo 
A RE or braſfiast hammey. 
: Marculus,m. 
Hamlet,i.4 {cle hamme, or home, 


or rowne. 


A Vamper. 

1 Qualus, ſirpiculas,m.caniſtrum,n, 

A little bamper. 

: Quaſillus, m, caniftellus, m. vide 
Backer. 

A hamper,or basket of oifters, 

1 Calathus,fiſcus,m.filcinast. 

A Yannch of Vem/on, 

1 C lums ferina- 

A little hawnch. 

1 Cluniculas. 

The hauuch, x Coxa,coxendix,f.clu 

nis,nates,dub g . 

" » * Sa ones Wands fo < thing. 


To be nigh at thank; 

2 Ingruo,imminco,impendeo. 
To take 1n hand. 

1 Suſcipio. 


To give the hand, 

I Henman tendo. 

A hand. 1 Manus,f, 

A little hand. 

: Mantiola,f. 2 Palmus,na- 

The right band. 

1 Dextra,vcl dextera,pullaria,fs 

A lutle right hand, 1 Dexte Ila. 
The leſthand. 1 Lzva, (iniſtra, 
The hellowneſſe of the hand. 

: Vola. 

The wypper part of the hand, from the 
parting of the fingers $0 the wrefF. 

1 Met acorpium,n. 

The putting of glaues on the hard. 

I Chizotheſia,f, 

The fleſh:e p.irt of the han betweent 
= | 6rd che m:dile finger. 


The lines of the pa'mes of the hand. 
2 Incifurz,f. 

That hath long hands, 

1 Macrochir. 

That u both right and left handed, 
1 Ambidexter,m. zquimanus. 
An handireath. » Palmus. 

Of an hand breadth. 1 Palmars, 


A han{1's'l,ox gripe,or nepr. 
1 Manipulus,m. Carman, 2 Faſci- 
culus,m. 

AN 


— 


ummm” of 


An hand-g 

1 Schop'15,m. 

Anz ha. d-kercbie 

I Ricula,f.czfiriut- ſudarium, muc- 
Ccuuum,pannulerwl 

Ax band- ma;ts. 

1 Ancilla, ancillula,mimiſtratrix 
2 Pideſcquayt. 

An hernd-mill,vide mall. 

A hand-ſaw. 

: Serrulaf. 2 Lupus,ms 

To play at hands daidie. 

1 Micare digitis. 

An ba dicyafts mang 

1 Gaſtrochireg,m,v.artificer, 
Handicraft. 

1 Mechania,f, 

Bel»nging te banticraft. 

1 Mechanicus, ad. 

Gaunedgor gotten by band craft. 
1 Manuarws,ad. 

Hand to band. 

1 Cominiis,ady. 
Al hant,or readily. 

2 Numerats6,adv, 
At hand, or hard by. 


: Propinque,prefto, pre manibus,in 
proxums,adv. pendens,p. 
Fromhband to mouth. 

2 Indiem. 

OM the right band. 


1 Þextrotwm,ad, 
Onth- left ba - 

1 Siniſtcvsim, adv. 
At no hand. 

1 Nullateatis,ady. 

T-Hannl-,or feele. 

1 Trado,contreto,attrefto, pertra- 
Go,palp»,,palpor. 

Ts havidlegar entre at off 

1 TraQto,pertraQto. 2 Habeo,ago, 
To hand'e breejiy. 

2 Att annotn. 

To hand!- 4 thing well, 

2 Satisfacio 
To hand/e before, 
2 Pretrato, 

To handl: often, 1 Perxato. 

To handle cauſer. 

1 Canfas verſare, 

VVell hanld. 

1 PertraQtatus. 2 Accuratus, excu- 
ratus,agitatus, 

An handling. 

1 Tracatio,f. traltaws,m pertrafta. 
tio,conreRatio,f attretatus,ma. 

An often handling. 

1 AtteRationf. 

Aſter tbe maner of handling, 

3 Comrectabiliter,ady. 

aA Fulley lþandle, 


2 Scalprum,n. 
The andle -* thi 
D any thing. 


©D)*TS—__ —_— 


1 M 

anſa,t enchiridion. 
To make handles. 3 Mamubtrio. 
A little handle. 

1 Mansbriokun,n.anfala,F. 


.capuP,m, 


as 


—— 


— 


"— 


IA P 


handle 
H. —=_— . 


Ts make Handſome, 
2 Fol ®, 


«- ya reg. 
Handſune and comely. 


To hang vp. 1. Suſperdo. 

To hang by. 1 Appendo. 

To hang P 9.0 28 

1 Cubiculum aules circundare, 
To hange,nevt. 1 Pendeo. 

Ts hang vp. 1 Sulpendeo. 

To bang by. 1 Appendeo. 

ny hang before, 


To hang togethey. 

1 Comperndeo- 

To hang owne, 

1 Depcndeo. 2 Proclino,procumbo, 
defluo. 

To hang over. 

1 Superpendeo,impendeo, ſupermi- 
neo ImMMiNCs. 

To hang downe forward. 


3 Propenden. promines. 


To h ing,or cloaue to, 
: Coherco. 


H wqing. 1 Pendens,p.penſilis,pen- 
dulus. 2 Devexus,ad. 


Hang downe. 
L Poſs. 


zd.paſſus,p vi, path cope, 
Hanging over. 


1 Prominens, impendens, ſaperim- 


pendens, unminens,P. 
Hanging about, or taking fot bold of. 
2 Inhgrens,ummunces,p. 

Hanging fait to. 

2 Harens,p. 

Hanging ,or —_s, together, 


2 Cohzrens 
Hanged. I Ypenks. 2 Iugulamus, 
ſtrangulatus,p. 
a tobe _ d, 


"7 hmg u hanged. 
VVhereww 4 thing us 
: SubduRtaris, 
A hangoran,or cons 10ner. 
1 Carnifex. 2 Tortor, m, ſecuris,f, 
capiſtrum,n. 
Tbe hangmans att,or office, 

1 Carruficum, n. canificia, carnifi- 
cha, 
Terta: ning to the hangnaans office, 


1 Carnificaauaad. 
Toa he bngoen 
aye, 1 Suſpenko, ſuſpenſu- 


An hanging rogethey. 
2 Coharentia,f, 


That hangeth or appertaineth 1» ang. | 
ther. 1 Appendix appendicul 


Hangs 
TG * periperaſing, a. vide 
rapelivie. 


__ gangs. 


- Twas gar” ont VP 
1 Harpe,ſfica,f enſi-ulus,m.cafis fal- 
pathuum, 


Hanſell, x Strera,f. 

Of banſell. 1 Strenicus,ad. 

A Hapharlet,r courſe coverlet, 
1 Cento,m Matta,teges,d. 


VIb: th hapreneth, 
1 Accidens,p.F 


23 Oborrus,p, 
Late happened, 2 Nuperus,ad. 
Hap,or chawice. i Calus,cycntts,,a. 
2 Sors,f b 

_—_ 1 Forwryum,omen. 

Hepoily,or by hap. I i 
ſortito,forte,adv. 


To make fe. 
1 ns 44 


"———_— 


Happ:e,ov bleſſed. 
1 Feelix,bea uſim?, 
Happ:e,or lackie. ; 
1 Fortunat®,tauſtus, auſpicatus,0Mi- 
noſus,proſper,proiperps. 

Happily. 

1 Beate, fcrliciter, formate, fauſt?, 
auſpicare, auſpicato, proſpere, omi- 

nos<adv. 


Ya e,i.a kind of gunne 
ger, that Sud before, 
—— deth lodging. 1 Epiltath- 


mus, epidemeticus. 2 Przcurator, 
canal? nas,d henator, ,m- 
avbour, 
1 Hoſptor. 
An harhourer, 
x $tabulauus,m 
An 


» 
a4 
re —errWIn—_— — — — — — —  - —— 


————— WC  — — — 


— —— 


Fs 6 


HAR: 


BaR 


«An harbonr. 1 ma We) 1 | Hard hearted. | 
H arbourleſſe. I por rar i 1 Duricors. 2 Ferreus,ad. 
That wil not harbour. Hard,or niggardly. 

+ Inhoſpes,inho{pitalis,inhoſpit®,ad. | 1 Parcus. 2 R ri&us,tenax, ad. 
An Qarbozough/or ſhip's Hard by. 
1 Portus,m. 1 Vicinus, proximus,ad. juxta,prope, 
Full of barborought. proper, , In propinquo, (ccundo un 
' - | Hard dly th much adoe. 
Ti g-,5 | Hardly,r with much ado 
TE ton perduro. 1X = _ dum, difficulter,la- 
To bardeion' 3 ſelfe. 
1 Ofirmo. 4 Hardlyar ftoutly. 
"To harden greatly, x Strenue,gnaviter, pergnaviter, ge- 

3 Conduro. 6 Caper ar ha 
To make ſmerbat hard ' | Uardigr ſharpe 

| acerbe;aſpeready. 
mv nage wrt = ann hardly. 
I Durco,dur ©o, obdureo,obJore- | 1 Perdifficulter. 
ico,p ndureo,und Goe 16 hardly, 
Congelaſeo. 1 Ageſis,agedum,adv. 

To be hard as brawne- e To make Yardie,or ſtrong. 
1 Calleo;calteſc>; & calliſeo,cecal. 1 Corroboro. 

,occalcſco,percalleo, percalleſeo. To take ftomacke,or hardime ſe. 
To be hard,as a ſtone, 01 2 Commaſculs. 
3 Lapideſco. Tobe hardie. x Audeo. 
To be hard as horne, Hardineſſe. ; 
3 co. . © ——— 
To wax hard,or ftiffe with cold, - Hardie 
1 O _ way 1 Strenuns,ad confidens, andens, »Þ: 
ator made hard. "5 10/7%.5 "I tortis, animoſus 

1 Duratus,perduratus, oole-hardie 
He that bardneth, E, . 7 aanar\2y wa Fes 
x Durator,m.trix,f. omewhat hardie, or a prettie harate 
Hardneſſe. nas fellow. x Audaculus, forticulus,ad, 
1 Duritia,durities. 2 Firmitas. | Hardily. 
a + cold. | 1 Strenite,audenter. 
1 Rigo  (AYHare. 1 Lepus,m, 
Hake joke land wich working. | | A young harezor leveren, . 
i Callus,m. 1 Lepulculus,m. 


Hardnefſe,or ſtrength of body,or nded 
2 Robur,n. 
Hardrefe in the parts of the body, e- 


ſpecialty in the liver. 

1 Scirrhom 
Haraneſe,or di di cultie, 
4 Difhcultas,t. 


Mardneſſe,or ſparing TT expences. 

1 Parſimonia. 2 Tenacitas,f. 

All things hard to be brought to paſſe 
3 Clivia,n. 

Hard,not ſoft. 

I Durus,cdurus,perdugus,ankus. 

2 Robuſtus. 

Hard as br awne, 

1 Calloſus,ad. 

Hard,not caſie. 

I Dithicilis,perdifficili,arduns. 

2 Gravis,ad. 

Hard to away wit 2a'l, 

2 Tetricus perverſus,imraQtabilis,ad. 
Hard ihe borne. 

x Corneus,corneolas,ad. 
Somewhat hard, 

1 Subdithcilis,durijuſculus,ad., 
That hath an hard shinng. ' 

1 Duricorius,ad- 


Hard witted. 2 » Frapks phumbes, 
obwſas,tardus,ad ' 


An haregor conie, 
1 Daſypus,odis,m. 
Of,or pertaingng to an hare. 
1 Leporinus,ad. | 
A hare-pipe,or ſnare. & 

1 Leporicipula. 2 Tendicula,f, la- 
pb—gay 
Hare-braine. 
1 Temerarius. 3 P 
I)artot,or heriotgi.« kind of rribut. 


2 Animadyerto, 


_ hden pr: 1U: ly what ts ſpoken, 

1 Subauſulto. 

Harkeners of rumours, and tales, 
1 Rumorum aucupes. 

A harkung. 

1 Aaſcultario,f, 

Hake fer re, 

x Heus,cho,chodam, interieQ. 
A YHarlot, vide whore, 
Harms, vide hurt. 

Harmel:fie. 

x Indemnis,ad 

To ſaue one harmeleſſe. 

1 Preftare aliquem iadernnem. 
Harmeleſneſſe, or freenes from barme. 
3 Indemnitas,f, 


, To Harken, 


I "apy 


HAR 
t 0 


Hamer, >a»; 
: Innocentia,it. 
Harmeleſly. 

1 Innocue, innocegher 
Larmonte,or melag,,” 


tencie. 
4. - 


| x 1: Harmonia F. melos, n. melodia, f. 


1 7 urmonie,or number i in in 
1 Rhythmus,m, {peaks o 
To Harnee, 

1 Armo. 2 Lorico. 

To vharneſſe, 

1 Incrmo, 
Harneſſe d. 
loricatus,p. 
Harneſſed borſes, 

1 Equi Phalerati. 
Ahayneſting. 2 Loricatis,f, 
Harneſſe. x Arman. 
Complete harneſſe. 

: Panoplia,f. 

Harn:ſſe for the body. 

1 Thorax,m.thoraca,F. 
Harneſſe for the thighes, 

2 Cruralia, 

cexge hapnefſe, 


Hafting hw ſſe,ſs called;becauſe they 
that weare it , hane but ſingle allow- 
ance, 1 Simplares, Simplitiz arma- 
tur#, 

Horſe harneſſt, 

1 Phalerg,t. ephippia,ns 

Ah —_ maker, 

1 Tharocopeus. 

Alarmſſe ſcowrey. 

1 Samiarius, 2 Politor,m. 
Harold, vide herauld. 

To Yarpe, 

1 Citharizo,canere fidibas, 

A harpe. 1 Cithara,lyra, f, 
A harper. 

1 Citharcedus. a Fidicen,m. 
A woman harper. 

1 Cithariſtna, 2 Fidicina,f. 
A harper that ſingeth to bu harpe, 
I Citharaedus,m. 

A harpcy that ſingeth not. 

I Cithariſta pat hagal 
(A cunning harper, ' 

3 Argon, m. 

Belonging ro the haype. 

2 Lyricus,citharcedious,ad. 
Haried, vided pulled, 

Harrie vide drawe. 
To\)arrow, 

x Occo. 

Harrowed. 1 Oceatusp. 
Aharrowey, 1 Occator,m. 
A harrowmr. 

I Occatio,f, 

A harrow,or drag ge. 

x Occa,f. 2 Crates. 

Belonging to harrowinge 

1 Occatorius,ad. 

Darkh,vide jowergard tart, 
The rant, 

I , & PeAus.n,anirnus,m. 


I A—_— 3 Ferratus, 


CT 


"2 as. 


_ 


HAR 


HAT 


HAV 


A little heart. 1 Corculum, 
The heart 1 
Faintnefſe of hehe or? 

2 Syntexis, demilſio,f- deliquium,n. 
A man of great =_ and courage, 

V .comrage. 

har iſe del 
1 Excors,com. g. 
Griefe of the hart. 
3 Cordylium 
My ſweet hart. 
1 Corculum,ſuavitun,n. 
Toe r1ſing,or jo vp of the hart. 
1 Dyaſtole,f. 
Of the hart. x Cordiacus, ad. 
Harnienot ficke. 


1 Sanus,ad.valens,p. 
Falſebarted, <4, 
z For 
Owt of hart. 
1 mm—_ 2 Demiſſus,collap- 


= TIE that ſwelleth. 

1 Corh 

Hartily,ffom the bettome of my heart 
1 Intime,cxanimo, 2 Mcdullitis,adv 
VV:th all ory hart,and millngy. 

1 Libens,p hawd gravate. 

By hart,or without booke. 

1 Memoriter,ady. 3 Advnguem, 
A ay, cg ftagge. 


A Loat- _ = bucke. us 

iT 

A Hart oo young hernes without 
Finer, 1 mr Ly 

A Harts ==-ronag 

1 Cervinum corn. 

8 for belonging to an Hart, 


Uartechoke vide cArtechoke. 
The Harv 

1 _ 

A little harve#F, 

1 Meſlicula,Ff. 

Hay harveft. 1 Feniſecum.n, 
Harve#t time. 

1 Autumnus,m. 

Abarveft man. 2 Meſſor,m. 
Belonging to harvett, 


batkn —_ 
Ida flenuts. 


3 Cara 
4x cke mad: wc FROG ” 


Hog ep 1 Fibulz,f 

- make Haſte. 
Feſtino,propero,accelero. 2 Ma- 

od. 

To make haftt before due time. 

1 CE__ 

To make ps 

1 Pa 

To be ha 6,07 refie, 

2 od p 


Haltn«d. 
þ 1 Feſtinatus. 2 Maturatus,citatus. 


Done too haſtily. 1 Prefeſtinatus,p. 
Haſte,or haiting, 1 Acceleratio, [c- 


ſtinatio, 2 Maturatio,Ff, 
grmmn 1 Feſtinacula,f. 
ES. "OY 


Haftie. 

1 "WOE 2 Citus. 
Haftic,or teſtie. 

2 Temerarius,ad 

Haſftue,or ſudden. x Subitus,ad 
Haſtily,or im hate. 

: Feſh » ÞT 6. 2 Ccleriter, 


I b 
Hatched, 2 Exclufus,p. 
That hath hatch:d. 


_— of aſhip. 


Fori,m.pergyla,f. 
4 Yatcher. 


: Securis,aſcia,f. 
- little hatchet, 
1 Securicula,aſciola,dolobella,f, 
He that %-zeth a hatch. 
1 Securifer,ad. 
A hatchet helue, 
2 Manubrium,n 
Ts Hate. 1 Odi, deteR. injmicor, 


To hate with d, ſtaine. 

1 Faſtidio. 

To hate one  privily, : Simulto. 
Hated. 


: Exoſus,peroſus, cum dat. Odiolns, 
Somewhat hatd, 


I 
Hat ing or that bateth. 


An hater, 1 Oforam. 

An hater of women. 

1 Miſogynos,m. 

An hating of women, 

1 Myſogynasf. 

An hater of men. 

1 Miſanthropes,m. 

An hating of men. 

1 Mianthrpia,t 

An hater of marriage. 

3 Md 

An hating of 

1 Miſogamia.f. 

Anhbater of all hind of knowledge,and 

honeftie. x Miſocalcs.) 

An bating. 

1 Abominatio. 2 Averfatio.f. 

Hard. 

1 Odium,n- invidia, f. 2 Livor, m 

offcnhio,f. 

'Trovie hatred. 1 Simultas,f. 
M 3 


A litele haveed, 
1 Odiolumn 

Haul I ” Oleed. ute, 
A Hat. 


1 Galerus,m. 

A little hat. x Galeria, 

A broad brimmed hat. 

: Cauſia. 2 Vmbella,f. 

An hat which the prieſts of Iuptter did 


2 Spira,t. 

An hat makgr, 1 Galerius,m. 

An hat maker) trade. 

1 Galerium,n. 

Having at hat vpon his bead. 

1 peralatus,p. 

Handerk,or hambert,v.halbert. 
- 


An Yaven., x Ports, m. 
The edge,or corner of an haven. 
Cormu 


Full of havens. 
1 Portwofis,ad. 


Haunted. 1 Frequentatus,p. 


Not haunted. 
I 

An haunter. 
1 Frequentator,m. 

An hauntey of haxlots houſer. 
r Ganco,m. 

An bauntey of men tables. 

1 Paraſitus,m. 

An haunting. 


Frequentatio. 
I xy, 2 Converſatio,con- 
A great - 0 


requentia,f, 
4 Dawke,vide Hawkes. 
A -Hawe! in the eye. 


- hawe of 4 therne. 

1 Morum ſentis,zura,f. 
Hawkers,vale Pedleys, 
_ be Hawtte, 


By ener 
To been to be hawtice 
1 
Hawtmeſſe. 
1 Superbia,arrogantia,.faftus,m 


2 Supercalum. 

Hawtie. x Superbus,faftuoſus, ad. 
2 Elatus,p. 

Full of hawhie tearmes, 

1 Magni 


—_ 


h—_— 


m—_— 


— 


HEA 


HEA 


——_—_—_ 


Day ward,or haward. Of hay,i ſe- 
p*s & Gard,i.cuſtodia,x Cuſtos agri. 
To azard. 

1 Pericluor,mittere in diſcrimen. 

2 Subco. 

Ahazurd. 


x: Periculum,n.2 Fortuna, fors.alea,f. 


A batard in a tennu court, 
2 Caverna,cavernula,f. 
Hazard,i, a game at d.ce. 


H ante E 


Ihe. Ille,ipſe, ipſus. 
eeven he, 1 Iple . 
He,or thu, x Hic. 
Tocat off ones Lead. 
1 Amputare cps vide to be. 
Recidere 
A heading. 1 mention. 
Ahead, 1 n. 
A lntle ">= 29g 
1 Capitn'um,n. 
The ferepart of the head. 
x Sinciput,n. frons,f. 


_ hinder part of the head. 


os arrow head, or head of 4 dart. 

x Spiculum,n, ficilix,F. 

A broad arrow htad. 

2 Vncinus,m. 

A round head, or root, as of: Ongons, 


Full of lirtle round ne of roots. 


That bath'an bead. 

1 Capitatus,p. 

One that hath a great head. 

1 Capito,m. capitoſus, ad. 
One that hath two heads. 

1 Biceps 

That bath thrce head's, 

1 Triceps,ad. 

That hath an - war heads. 
1 Cemticeps, ad 

That hath the faſhion of a head. 
1 Capiulatus 

Headed with iron, 


Heaaly. 
I Temeraris 2 Pracpitamter,ady. 
vide raſbly. 

To cait downe Iheablong. 

1 Przapito. 

He that caſter! » dawne headlong., 

x Pracipitator,m. 

A caſing downe headlong. 

I Precipitatio,f. 


—_ 


Hee: men,or chiefe men. 


Mm. 
The ſtate of headmsn m a t owne, or Cie 
ne, 
I imatus,m, 
fan peecee, vide helwet. 
T»e Yead-itall #f a bridle. 
1 Aurea,f. 
2 Capral,n, 
The part of the head-ſtall, that com. 
over the forehead, 
2 Frontale,n. 
ToHheale,or cure, 
1 S$1no,curo,medeor. 1 Relevo,ſu. 


perſtito. 

To hzale throwghly. 

1 Perſano, percura. 
To heale before. 


. 1 Przſano. 


To heale againe, 

1 Reſano,r:curo. 

To heals ſo that nothing may be ſeens 
but theſcarre. 3 Cicatnzo, 

To be healed. 

1 Curor,medicor. 

He us headed, 

1 Reſtituitur,i 

Healcd,or —__ 

1 Sanatus,curatus,p. 

Healed before, 

: Praſanatus,p 

A healing, or .. "BY 

1 Curatio,ſanatio,t. 

A healing, or curmng by oantments, or 
Fications. 

1 Tatraleptice,f. 

That _ th,or bath vertne toheale, 
1: Medi 
That _ be healed. 

iS 

That cannot be healed, 

1 Immellicabilis,ad. 

Heale-fa "ce of hals.icollum,& Fang, 
i .capere,vide pillorte, 

To keepe in bealth. 

x So 

To ear thfull, 

x Conyaleo, 

Health or healthfulneſſe,heyle. 

1 Sanitas, ſalus, lalubritas, valetudo, 


Healthful, that gimerh health, 

1 Salutaris,foſpnalis,ad. 

She that <a health, 

1 Soſpi 

Health: ie healthfull, 

x1 Saluber, ſalutaris. a Tneolumis, 

_ * 

Healt 

x cr,adv. 
To Leape vp,or gather in heaper, 
1 Acervo,cumule,congero, is, 


2 Conſtruo. 
To hedpe together often, 
F 


ol. ww. 


| IT n 
. 
> 


To heape y ny 


I oO 
To cait, oy wvpen. 


x Sv 

Tobe heaped, 

x Coaleſco. 2 Conglomeror. 
Heaped rogether. 

1 Coa:ervati | Lcongeſtus. 


2 © Pp. 

An heaper,or huorder of any thing. 

1 Coacervator,m. 

An heaping. 

1 Acervatio, cumulatio, congeftio,f. 
An heape, 

1 Acervus,cummlas,. 

2 a. 


2 Fartim,ady. 

Heare,vide hare. 

To Yeare, 

: Audio, 2 Tenco. 

To heave thnx 

11 

To heare algo 

1 Cog 

To beare deafely;or vwwillingly. 
1 Obaudio,obſiudeſco. 

To heare a little, 

: Subaudio, 
Heard, 1 

He which heareth. 

1 Aud:or,auicultator,m.trix,f. 
Anh , 

1 uus,m auditio,f. 

An hearing before. 

I Preauditus,m. 

Hardneſſe of hearing, 

i: Tardias. 

A YHcarbe, 

1 Herba, f. vide hearbes. 

To crie lthe a Y)earaman, 

3. Bubulſito. 

A beardman,or ny ry 
I A 
A C ngat, 

1 Bubulcus vaccarius 

A Swine-heard. 

x Porcarius,m. 

A horſe-heard.” 

1 Hippophorbus, 

A ſheepe-heard. 

1 Paſtor,m, + 

Aheard 1 Grex,m, armentum pe- 
cuarinum,n. 

A heard of borſcs. 

1 Equirium,n. 

A heard of oxin,on kine. 

x Buceria,f. 

Heard mens ſongs. 

1 Bucol&wa,n. 

Of the heard. 

: Armentalis,ad. 

=_ u kept i in an heard. 


A Hearth. - 

1 Focns,m ticionarium,n. 
Belonging to the hearth, 

1 Porarius;ad. 


HEA 


HEA 


HEI 


A Þ earſe, or monument of the dead- 
x Cenotaphiumyn. 

To I)eate,ah.or make hot. 

x: Calcfacio. 2 Excandetacio. 

To heate,or warme meancly, 

1 Tepefacio. 

To heat, neut.or wax hot. 

i Caleo,zſtvo. 2 Candeo, 


To wax verie hot. 


To be hot together, 
1 Co 
To be ſomewhat het. 
x $ £0,v1 : tobe warme, 
An hearing,or making ht. 
1 CalcfaQio. 


| ip hetneſſe. 

1 Calur,m caliditas,f. 

Great,or per ching beat- 

_—_ Ardor,tervor.m. 3 Tonk 


1hat bringeth heate. 
1 Xfiifcr.ad. 
Thr which beateth, or maketh bot. 
1 Cal:{iGorivs ad 
Bote. 1 Calidus. 2 Aſogyad. 
Vene hote, 
x Fervidus,ad fervens,ardcns,p- 
2 Ipnitus,ad. 
Made ſeetking hot, 
I FervefaQus. 
Somewhat hote. x Subcalidus. 
Made ſomewhat hote. 

1 SubfervefaQus, f. 
Heathen, 
1 Infidelis,cthnicus. 
Heath, 2 Planitics,f, 

Heath 
I Frix,ericagerice,Silara,F. Siſaron,n 
Heath,wbereof bruſhes be made. 
1 Brya,myrice, tamarix,f. 
The place where heath growerh, 
x Ericetum ,myricetum,n. 
ToHeaue,ad. 
1 Levoalleyo,cxtolls. 
To heaue,neut. 


h Levor. 2 Tumeo,cxurgo, vide to 
well, 


Halfe the _— . Phe viſible bea- 
ven, 

2 Hemiſpherium,n. 

Heavenly creatwes, 


- wm com.g ccclites, 
Have > things 


ia,divina. 2 Supera,n. 1 Roborarius,m. Lordybyeſcheate. 
The beareth Leaven. A OS bill,vide Bll. 1 Hgreditas caduca. 
1 Caliter,ad eehogue. Terr aning 10 her 
Of heaven, I — hericeus, Chi- | 1 Hyreditalis haredi arius. 
1 Caleſtis,ad. | rogilius, Echinus, Acantion. Held,vide accounted. 4 
{ M 4 Hell, | 


—In_ 


From heaven. 


i Czliws, 2 Divinitus,adv. 


To be all heavie. 

1 Commcareo,turpeo. 2 Laboro. 
Heavmeſſe. 

1 Triſtina,anxictas.f.Mceror,luQus, 
m.zrnmna,follicitudo,molcſua,ft. 
Heaveneſſe of the head. 

I 

That bath an beavie head. 

; yo S iſe of the bedie 

A ie beavine(ſe of t . 

I = 2 Stupor,m.hebetudo,f. 
Heavie,or ſad. 

1 Triſftss, fus,ad 
Verie beavie, 

iP 

Somewhat beavie, 

1 Subtriſtis,ad, 

Heavie,or drouſie. 

i To 

Heavily,or 9 


1 
Heavie,or waightie. 

1 Gravis.ad, 

Verie heavie,er waightie. 


1 Pergravis, ponderoſus. 23 Onero- 
fis,ad. 


Iebzew, 1 Hzbravs,aum. 

Hectike, 1» Hedticus, 

Tc Hedge in, 

1 Circumlepio, conſepio, interſepio. 
Tohedge before, 

1 Prziepio. 

To —_— 

1 Reſt 

Hedged in 


I Cf pmaconna 
Hedred, about. 


Farr in waight. 
Gravnas,f. b 


3 Deſeptus,ad. 

A place hedged mor encloſed. 

1 Septam,conlepum,n. 

A beage. 

1 Sepes,ſeps, f.ſepimentum,ſcptum,n 
Little hesges. 

1 Se 

Abeage made with thornet,and briers 
together, 1 porn 
ſpineum. 2 Senticerum 

A bedge,ov Pans won with ſtakes, 
or _ 0 


1gneum, 
Abe or any hind of mound, wher- 
n bealts are ucloſed. 


To take ee. 
1 Caveo,piecayeo,curo. ; ; 
2 Attendo, obſervo, obſervitw,aſſer. 
vo,cuftodio. 

To take goed beed to a things 

1 Accuro,recuro. 

To be taken heed $0. 


c__ of raking heed, 
2 Impiudcnzaaye, | 
Heedily,or heedfully, | 


x1 Caute- 


3 -— — cultodits, mde 


wer 


or Farrie. 

x Strix,t. 

Þetfcr,vide te 

9 ,vide bigh. 
exbtor bgbe 

I Vocatus. 


Heyne ,vade byne. 

Heine. fare,or UT 1nefape,sf bine,i.ſerv®, 
To make an Yeire, 

3 Hared 

Tod, inber it the berre, 

2 A haredem. 

An heire. 

1 Hzres,com g. cleronomus,m. 
A 10:#t here. | 
i C .g-cobararing. 

An herre by adoption, 

1 Hzres adopratus- 

A herre made by tefFament, 
1 Scriptus,tabulatus bares. 
An bore in remaindey. 
1 Heres ſecundus. 
An heire by hep. | 


1 Caducarius heres. 
He that by flatterie ,,bribet, or (ſuch 
flerghts, getteth bimſciſe to be an old 
mans he:ye. 
1 Hzredipeta,m. 
An — mberitarct, 
1 Hared f. patrimo- 
nium \ haredium. 2 Przduwm.n poſ+ 
{kNo,f. 
A [mall heritage, 
1 Herediolum, 8, 


2 Pofſcſſiun. 
a,ts, 

An beritage,or poſſeſiion that may be 

ſolde. 


3 Allodium,n. 

An heritage teflament. 

2 Diatheca,f. diatheca,orum. 

An heritage fallen 10 the Prince, or 


_— 


HEN. 


_—— 


HID 


Avernus,m,a 
1 Orcus, 


They that be in bell, 

1 Inferni,m.I ; 
Helliſhgor ofi _ _ 

1: Tartarens, infernus. 3 Avernus, 
orcinus, 

He that hath raken a great _ 
of Yelleboms. : H 

To put on a Helmet, 

1 Galco. 

Helmetted hebned, or that weareth 4 
helmet. 1 Galeatw,p. 
An helmetor ſallet. 

1 Galca,f caſlis,m caſſida,f. 
A belmet of leather. 

1 Pelliris. 

The plume of an helmet. 


To Co regether. 

1 Coauxihor, 

To he pe forward. 2 Subſervio. 
Tobelpe vp. 1 Sublevo. 

To be helped. 


I _— 3 Fulcior. 
H 


bh 


: Auxiliamen,fulcimen,n. 2 Virt?, 
fvſus,m.vide aide. 

That bringeth helpe to women in tra- 
wvaile. 1 Opigena, an epitheton to 
Iauns. 

T hat belpeth. 

1 Opiulus. 2 Socias. 

VV ithaut helpe. 1 Inops,ad. 

As Same rag 

I Ita me dij ament, 
ve jaryent. 

The Helue of «» axe. 

x Securis manu 

Hem, a note of blamn 

1 Hem,adv.apud —M 

A Þemilþhere. 

I > jour 6.50] HAR 2 Au. 


rm templum, 
Hemme. 

1 Fimbrio. 

To bemme Me 

I 

To henme i in on everie ſide, 

2 Ci audo,v1 : envimn, 
Hemmed m,or about. 


- 1 CircumEptus, 


A emme of a garment. 

r Fimbria, f me Penicrila- 
mentum, 2. Exrremum,as 

A little bemone. 

1 Limbellu,m, 

That hath a hemme.. 

1 Fimbriatus. 

T» Hemme,or reach in ſpitting. 
1 Excreo. 

Such henaming. 

1 Scieatio,f Creatus,m. 
Hemmo:rhotds,or pile. 
1: Hemorrois. 


Hempe, 


VVilde hempe. 
1 HydraſtmaF. 
A hempe-croft : alſo @ place to lay 
hempe 12. 1 Linarium,n. 
A bempe cord. 
1: Tomex,tomice,F. 
Majps ſer ena iſtaſfe 
1 Stamen, 
o IIS 


0 IT L* 


As. 
H en hrs « hem(man. 
Domeſticus, 

AHenne. 

1 Guallina,Ornis,f. 

A Pe-hen, 1 Pavat. 

A genme,or Turkey hen, 


1 Mcleagris,penelopes 
Gallina. 


Avis Pharaonis,vide Genn:es 

A moore ben. 1 Fulica,tyringa. 
A young hen, 

x1 Gallinula,f v.pwllt. 
A faire great hen. 

1 Gallina decuraana. 
A good laying hen. 

I Gallina 1ana. 
A clucke ben, 

1 Glociens, 2 Singultiens Gallina. 
A brood hen. 

1 Gallina incubars. 

DA hen-howſe,vide powltry houſe. 
Of a hen. 

1 Gallinaceus,ad.vide Poultrie. 
Hence. » Hinc,adv, 

Hence away. 1 A inter. 
From bn [ Ablne. dehine 
Henceforth,or from benceforth. 

1 Deinceps,inpoſterum, adv. 
AYerauld,cmbaſſador or intreater 
for peace. 1 ,m. 
DHent,nee caught. 

A king of Herawlds. 

1 Pater patratus, m. facialum an- 
tiſtes. 


An Heranlds = E armei, 
1 Pa 
A l:ttle whate red he ch Heyaw/ds w/e 
when they goe to entreat for peace. 
x Caduceus,m. 


Herbage 


AVHerbour. 1 Stipadium, bruit, 


2 Viretum.n vide «rbowr. 
cre. 1 Hicadr. 
ray 5e 


Zreticus,m., 
Hereticks,that ſaid the world was the 
works of princet,and denied the reſwr= 
rett10n of the fleſh. 1 Archontici,m. 


Hereticks that t t God to haue 
bumane fleſh. 1 Anbropomorti 
AnHerelie, 1 Hzrclis,f, 
frie,i.honowr. 
eroical. : Heroicus,ad. 
eſts, . 
etherward. 
3 Horkm,advy. 
To I)tw., 1 Aſcio,as & is. 
To hew ſmooth with an axe. 
1 Dolo,dedolo. 


Tobew afunder. 1 Interſcindo. 

To rough hew. 1 Exaſcio. 

To hew #n pieces. 

2 Excarnifico. 

Hewed in pieces, 2 Excarnificatus. 


A hewey of Poon 's 1 Lapicida,m. . 
A bewing. 1 Dolatio,f. 


Abewing of _ 1 Lignatio,f. 
That may be hewed. 1 mils 
Uepward, vide hayward. 


H ante I 
A Hichell embe flak, r hempe. 
2 k-th 9m me" 
To Hide. 1 Condo,occulo. 


To hide,or cover. 

1 Contego,operio,celo. 
To hide before, 

1 Prztego 2 Prevelo, 
To hide wnder, 

1 Deculo,defodio. 

To omar the ground, 

I Inhumo. 


To hnde ade ones cloake. 
1 Pallio,obpallo. 
To hide together. 


2 Coopeno. 

To hide,neut.or to lic 1d, 

1 Latco,deliteo. 2 Fallo. 

To be hid vnder. 

1 Dcliteſco. 

Hidegor hidden. 

1 Abditus. 2 Cclatus,infolſhs,p dan- 
deſtinus,ad. 


A 


bo ——C————— 


G_ 


HIG 


HIL 


HIR 


A hider. 1 Abſconſor,m. 
A hiding 


1 Caveat. 
Hidden corners. 
1 Latebrz,f, 2 Receſſus,m. 


To Dide,pot 0» 4 thinnegoy pinck of 
a shinne. 1 Tergoto. 

A hide,or shimne. 

1 Tergus,n'\, pellis,f. corium,n. 

A raw hide of a beaft. 

x Scortum,n. ſcorticus,m. 

Made of hides. 

1 Pelliccus, ad. ** 

The Lidc-bound, a ſickyeſſe of cate 
_— clunged,or hide 


1 Coriago,t. 
Hide-bound,or fick of the hide-bound. 
1 C inoſus,ad. 

Hide of land, i. 100 acres. 


Hidage, EG ak 

,taxatio pro hida terre. 
Didtous, 1 Horridus. 
Hidiows, or horrible to ſee. 
1 Aſpeu horridus, 
Hidiouſly. 
: Hornd3,torve, _= 
To Dic,or make fpee 
x Feſtino. 2 Accurro,vide haſt. 
QUraree. Hicrarchia, 
A Hicrling. 
1 Mercenarius,m. 
Tobe Higher then another, 
x Emineo,lu in inco. 
Highne ſſe,or heights 
1 SA Minis, celfitudo, 
Heghneſſe, or talineſſe. 
x Proceritas 
A high place,vr perillexs for falling. 
1 Precipuiumgn. 
Ahh place toſþ: e things a farre off. 
: Specula,f. 
Ahbigh way, 1 Via ſablimis. 
The high way. 
Regia via, trita Via. 
High. 
1 Gel, ales 2ochms,exceifie, 
2 Profundus, ad. 
Very high. 
1 Precelſus,przaltus. 
Higheſt of all. 
: Summus,ad. 
High,or aloft. 
x Sublimis,ad. eminens,p. 
m in ftatwre. 

rocerus, ad. , 

*t high, oy tal 

by cr 
High minded. 
1 Superbus,faſtuoſus, 2 Elatus, tur» 
gidns.ad. 
H: ghly. 
L Ales fublime,cxcelſ. 


wy = ct moſt wt 


,nanus,ad 


To come om of a m———y 

1 Exgrumo. 

A hl, 1 Mons,m. 

A little hors hillacke. 

I > ATT . 3 Cumulus, m. verru- 
Ccazt, 

A rough and ſtone hard hill, 

1 Rupes,caures,f. 2 Petra,f. 

The r1dge,or top of an hull. 

1 Ingum. 2$ 

Aw ante-hill. 

t Formicarium,n. 
A hill lying out like an elbaw inte the 
ea. 1 2 Dorſum. 


The fide of an hill. 
2 Dorſum montis. 
The foot of an hill. 


2 Radix montis. 

The clift,or edge of an hill. 

1 Clivus,m, 4 

«Abill o fi 4 height betweene "Bri- 
taine _ Ire ry called our Ladies 
hill. 

Fubveſſs of latle - 1c. 

i M tas, F. 

Hils,called cud bils, 41yiding Eng- 
land and Scotlend, 


One that dwelleth 61 on ahi! 
1 Monticola,com.g. 
Hillie,or fall of hils. 

1 Montoſus, 


Hill, or of a hill. 
1 Monta 
Full of bils. 
1 Montic 
The Hilt,or handle of any foole 
: NN vide handle. 
im, or to them. 

1 i 0 li,proill ,ollis,pro illis. 
To elfe. 
1 Ipſipe, vel ipfipre, ipfipri, proipli- 
mer. 
AUinne. 1 Cerva. 
A Hide CalF. 
I Hinnwlus,m 
To Hinder. 

T 1, c ,inhibeor. 


2 Retar 

To hinder betweene. 

1 Interpedio. 

To hinder one that us ſpraktve. 

1 Interpello. 

To hmd+r,or diſturbe one. 

t D.ſturbo,interturbo. 

To be hindered, or let from doing « 
thing. 2 Fxc 

Hindeved. 

1 Interpellatus, inhibitus, przpedi- 
tus. 2 Retardatus. 


A hinderevr. 
Iaterpellator. 
A hinderer of ones profit. 
2 Oppugnator,m, 
A hindering. 
+ Impeditio. 2 Retardatio,f. 


— 


A hinderance. 

1 Impedimentum obſtaculum, 
The hinder feer. 

1: Pedes 

The hinder part of the head. 

1 Occiput,occipitium,n. 

The hindey part of the necke. 

t Cervix. 

The hinder part of a ſhip, 

1 Puppis. 


HindermosF, 
1 Poſtremus, 2 Noviſſimus.,ad. 
Aline. 
operarius. 
The ling of a doors. 
1 Cardo. 2 Vertcbra,f, 
An Hipocrite. 
1: Hypocrita, m, 
i e, 1 Hypocriſts,f, 
Sens bacca. 
A pe, huck/e bone. 
1 Coxa,f. 
The hippes. 1 Tſchia;orum. 
Hipped. 1 Delumbatus, 
That hath an ache inthe ippes, 


- 1 Iſchiatus,ad. 


Hippocras, « kind of wine. 
I ror myrina. g NeQar. 
To Ptre,al/o to take to hire, 
Te Biel 2 {ow do 
To hire,or let to haye, 
1 Loco, ; 
To ſit to hive from one to another, 
1 A 
To be hized mwarres. 
1: St 
Hired ſdnldiors. 
1 Milites ſtipendiarij. 
An hire,or wages, 
1 Merces,f. preti i mm.n. 
The hire for jv may be gronr 
1 Equimentura,n. 
The h:re of a howſe,or lodging. 
1 Locatorium. 
A daves hire, 
2 Diariim, n. 


_ harin 
Cone8io.'ocatlo, 
4 hirey of land and rents, 


1 Redemptor,m. 

He that letteth or ſetteth to hare. 
1 Locator, ws,m. 

He that # hired te doe a thing, 

i C ,m. 

A hired,or preſſed ſouldior. 


- 1 Authoratus,m, 


A hirelt ng. 


. 
zrius, m 
3 


I Condudus,ad. 

That may be hired. 

1 Conduditius,mercenatius,ad. 
Thet cannot be bh re 

1 Lilocabilis,ad 

Flired for alittle. 

1 Diobolans. 

That hath often beene hired, 

1 Stipend:oſus,ad. 


, 


_— 


HIs 


HOG 


I_—_ —— 


HOL- 


VVhet kither ? x Huccine ? 
Hitherts. 

1 HaQenus, hucvique. 

A Hine. 

1 Mellarium, alveare, n. Vide Bee- 
hbrue. 

The place where Hiyes be ſet 

1 Apiatium,alvearium, n. 

o,ho,in callivg one. 

: Heus, hui, int. 

To mwaxe J002P,4 men do mm age. 

1 Incaneſco 

To be boary, x Incanen. 
Hoarieharwres, 1 Cani,orum. 

To waxe hoarie, as bread, or (uch like 
things,being ſtale. 1 Muccſco, 


Of,or belonging to hive, Ts be ſo hoaric, 1 Mucco, I AmpleQor. 2 Adhareo, adhz- 
1 ti , Such hoarnieſſe. 1 Mugur, Ms ; relco, compleRor. 
Lis, vt hu one. 1 Suus. Hoarie. 1 M To hold _ or Suſtain, 
io It, Hoare, 4s tn age men commenly be. 2 Suſtenta,fulcio, 
1 Sibilo, ftrideo, x Caous,ad. 3 Albeicens,p. To held violemtly, un Occupo. 
To laſſe fogether, To be Loarle, To take hold on, 
i Conhlibilo, 1 Raunciograuceo. 1 Comprehendo, 
19 bſſe ag, r:ainfFf. 1 Obftbilo. Towaxchoarſe, 1 Raucclieo. To bold ones peace. 
To bujſe out Hoarſeneſſe. 2 Tacco,lileo, 2 Obtumeſto. 
s Exſibilo, explodos 11 +2 Ravis}f. To hold faſtin, x Detinev. 
To bnjſe like a Gooſe. Hoarje. 1 Raiicus,ad, To bold faſt in often. 
1 Gwgrio. Semewhat hoarſe. 1 Detento, 
A hiſſe ,or hiſtinggthat i ſent cut with | 1 Subraucus. To be holden. 1 Teneor, 
oraymg. Df Ad. Hoarſely. 1 Rauce,ady. T6 hold ones breath. 
That hi ſeth. 1 vibilus,ag. 7 Hobble 4 21 of FIrih borſe. 2 Comprimen ſpiritum, 
To write —_ Hulden backe. 
Hy % Hobbiegne? Hawke. 1 Diſtentus. 2 Refranatus,p. 
A hittone. 1 Hiſtoria,f, To )obble. Holden, 
A lover of biſtoriezs 1 Subſulto, ſubſali x Comprehenſus. a Habitus,ps 
: Phi Poblers, i. te the hep! borſests | Helden jaſt. 1 Detemus, p. 
= writer of _ bo e the commung of the eneme, Holden m.. 3 Comprchenius,p. 
1: Hi Hobgobline, +: hey Ho'den out. 1 Protenlas,p, 
Hiſtomes of att 7 a UN TINY .arvz.lemures,f. Holding, or taking by the middle. 
1 Annales. To ge 3 Fralco, 2 Intcrcarpens,p. 
Pavaining to hiftortes, To Yocke for « beaſt, vide howgh. Holden, thas which s bolden vp by 
: Hiſtor ſRocialis,ad. 4 Yodge-podge. the fecte, or by ſezne ſtake. 
To Iit,or e Farraginaria. Sedatus. 
I Pos £m AYogge. : holdug backe, 
To hit the natle on the head. 1 Porcus,ſellus,m. 1 Rerenuo,t. 
x loo. 2 Tango, vt rem actrattin- | 4 little bogge. x Porcellus,m. Holding, «x the force in bolding. 
gere. A barrow hogge. I Tenacitas,F. 
To hit,daſh,or beat againſt, Verres caſtratus. A holding, or kgeping in. 
: Alkdo,illodo. A meaſeled hog ge. x Cohibuio,f. 
To hit,or throw downe. 1 Grandinoſus, ſus. Þ holding vp. 
3 Arieto, Ahogge engendered betweene a wilde | 1 Suftentauo, f. 
To bit 1nawares. Bore, and a tame Sow. That which oldeth Vp. 
' 1 Offendo., 1 Hybridz. 1 Fulcrum, ſfuſtentaculum,n 
To but the marke. Fat hog ges. 43 Petalides. "4a, The hold: thfaft. 1 
2 Metam vel ſcopum attingere. A Þogges-head,or vefellſe caled | 1 Tenax,pertinax,a 
To hit by rrowig, I Dognes-he Cupagf. if A Yold, or place of defence. 
1 Im AYogge-ſtie. 2 Caſtrum,propugnaculum,n. 
Hit, 1 Pecaſsp. 1 Hara,caula porcilica. A ſtreng h0'd , or place mexpugnable 
Hit,oy knocked with. Yo + — ylacaot. | 
x Compu!tfus. ©". A hold-faft, or pinah-penme, 
A biting, x Percuſſio,f. 4 Hoggrell, or yong + ſheepe. 2 Reſtritus,p. tenax,ad 
Ahuttins one thing a 174 »ſt another. \ To make Holes, 
x Incuſſio,collifo,f.” # —_ vp of bogges. 1 Lacinio. / | 
Hitching, i 1. removing, 1 Porculator. To bore, or make a hole in athing, 
Vitch, « 4 little haven, One that ſclleth hogges fleſh. 1 Terebro,pertoro, 
Hither and thither. 1 Porcinarins,m To mike a bole through, 
1 Huczilluc,adr. The feeding of abogee. 2 Transfodio. 
Hitherward, 1 Horſum,adv. 1 Porculatios A hole, or hellow place, 


Belonging to a hog [2 

1 Porcarms,fnarius,pOrcinus. 
*ToYoile, 

1 p evo, in altum vel in ſublime ra- 


To To old, 

1 Teneo, ampletor. 2 Habeo, vt 
habere Senatum , to hold 4 Senate, 
obrineo, vt obtinere vibem armis, to 
hold a towne by force. 

To hold backe. 1 Retineo. 

To bold vp. 1 Extollo,attollo, 

To bold cloſe together. 

1 Comprimo. 

To hold, 1 Cohibeo. 

To take hold ypon, or aboxt. 


x Cavus,m. caverna. 
A bole bored with ſome inftrument. 
1 Foramen,n. 
A hole in any things 
I Foramen,n- 
A hole, or lurking place, 
1 Spelzum,n. 
A hole in the grounds 
x Cuniculus. 
A holeinarocke, 
i$ f. 
A hole where birds build theiy nefFs. 
1 Cavasf. 
A Foxe,or Badger: bole. 
Lucanar 


I s 
A pecke bole. 3 Adibedo,F. 


The 


—_— 


<— 


V__—— —_——_— 


Om 


HOL 


HOL 


HON 


The arſt-hole, 1 Podex, m, 

The hole in a mans yeard. 

3 Dindimus, m. 

The fight hole in a croſſe-bow. 

1 Scuulayf, 

A place of boords , made with holes, 
for Pigeon: and (ones. 

1 Loculamentum, n. 

The holes tn ſuch boord:s. 


1 Cellulz,t. 

Holes in the top of a moſt, 

1 Liz,f. 

A touch-hole. 2 Foramen,n. 

Holes un ſhips, or barges , where the 
owes be : or holes by which the water 
u let out of ther with the tympanies 

1 Columbana,n. 

The holes in a honnie combe, 

1 Cyttarus,m. HSE: 

A bole mn the earth very intricate, 

1 Angiportus,m. 

The ar me-hols. 

1 Axilla,fubhirci. | 
Holes left im _— » for certaine 

Yr os. iA ra, f. 

” hel ina pare of illewer: 

2 Gala follis. 

The holes of the czes. 2 Otbes, 

The holes of the noſe. 

x Naris ſpiramina. 

A breathmg hole, or 4 hole out of 
Wh:ch ave, Soda wind, op breath 1/- 
ſuzrth : alſo adampe hole. 

1 Spiraculum,n. 

Of,or pertaining to holes, 

1 Cavaticus,ad. 

Full of holes. 

1 Multicayus,cavernoſus. 

By holes, or mes in the earth, 

1 Cuniculatim,ady. 

To make Holte, 

1 Conſecru,facro. 

Holineſſe, 1 .Sanftitas, f, 

Holy myſteries, or thing', 

1 Sacra,n. 

A place for holy things, 

1 Sacrarium. 

He that keepeth holy things. 

1 Sacriſta,ſacriſtarius,m. 

He that beareth byly things, 

1 Sacrifer,ad. 

Holy, or gedly, 1 Divus,/ad. 
Holy, oy conſecyate. 

1 - Sacratus,p.{acer ſacroſnRus,ad. 
Net holy, ar not feftmall, 

: Profeſtus,ad. 

Holily, x SanR%,ady. 

T keepe Yolte-dates, 

1 Ferzor. 
Anholie-day. 1 Dics feſtus. 
Hol:e-daves, 

z Feriz,f. ſolennia,n. 
Holiucedaies ewes, 

1 Feriz pracidaniz. 

Ser holie-dates, 

Feriz anniverſariz,ſtatz ſeriz. 
Al oneable holie-daies, or feaſt io 


1 Fuiz conceptive. 


Opecoicivas I 


Holieedaves commanded by the Mae 
iftr ate for the newes of vittorie,or the 
Proxces ſafetie. 1 Imperative feriz. 

Heolic=daies acdicated to Iupiter. 

1 Latinz,f. 

Holie-ducs among the Athenians de- 


dicated to (eres, un Plyntenian. 
Holke-dazes dedicated to Murine, 
1 Mutia,n. 


Holicedaies and plaies inftitured mn 
the honor of Flur.., who was ſuppoſed 
to be the geddeſſe of flowers. 

1 Floralia,n. 

An haolie-day among the Remaines fo 
called , becauſe that on thas day they 
gathered eaves of corner, to offer for 
ſacrifice, 1 Floriteriumgn. 
Holie-daies d dicated to the goddeſſe 
Iva, Nh. 
An holieeday when a (ow with ( aife 
wu offered m ſacrifice, 

I Fordicidia,n. 

Baer: holieedaies , wherein certaine 
ſermices were done m the bake-houſe. 
1 Fornacalia.n. 

( #1tain holy-dates amongſt the Athe- 
nians, 1 Dorpia,n. 


Of, or belonging to dolie-daves. 
i Feftus,lcltivus,ad, 

A DPopt olywater f. 
3 AY 2 


A Popiſh holywater ſtick, 
1 Aſpagllum,n. 

To make Yollow, 

1 Cayo, 


To make hollow like a ſpunge. 
I Filtalo, 
Made hollow. 


I Cavatus, ol 
Made hollow like a pipe. 

1 T s 

Hallowneſſ+. 1 Concavitas,f. 

An hollowneſſe, 

1 Cavamen,n. 

An bollowneſſe vndey the earth, 

: Antnum,n. caverna,t. 

An below place low inthe ground, 

1 Crypta,t. 

iAlittle hollow place. 

1 Vallicula,f, 

The hollowneſſe of 4 cup, or the hollow 
part of the hand. 1 Cotyle,f. 

The hollownefſe that « made ina bod:e 
by daſt mg a thing egainſt it, 

- rs by: EY 


Tc hellowneſſe of the ſect. 
i Subral,n. 


a4 te 


| Tic bollaw:efſſe ef the hand ha'fe ſcus. 


1: Vola f. 

The holewne (ſe of 144 ei, 

1 Canchos. 

A making hollow. 

xz Concavatio. 

A bollow voue, 

2 Vox fuſca, 

Hollow. 

1 Cavus, cavemolus, ad. devexus, 
part. 


Hollow as a (þ b 

1 Fituloks. © 

Holpen, vide he/pct, 
Yolcſomeneſle, 

1 Salubritas,f. 

Holeſome. 

1 Saluber,ſalutaris. 2 Sarus,2d. 
Hol: ſom b. 

1 Salubriter. 2 Sane, adv. 

To dee Yomnage, 

1 Parco, 2 Morem gero, 
Home. x Domus, f, 

Home«| upper, 

: Domice&nium, n. 

Ke: ping a/wares at home, 

2 Recungitos, p. 

At home with me. 

2 Apud me. 

I)omnelineſle, 

I Kutticitas,f, 

A homely ſiyle. 1 Stylus tenuis, 
Hemel I 

1 Ruſticus, invrbanus. 
Somewhat homely. 

I Ruſticulus, 

Vene homely, 2 Agreſtis, incultus, 
trivialis,plebei lk 

Homely, plainly, oy after the commun 
ſort. 1 lawbane,vulgaritcr, 


Homely,or unlearned(!y. 

1 Indo&e. 2 Incondit3,impobita. 
Domers worke of the deſtruttion of 
Troy, 1 Vitahs 

Homicide. Homicidium. 

A Yomilte. 

i Homilia. 2 Concio,f, 

To Yoneſt,or commend. 

1 Honeſto, cohoneſto, 2 Decoro, 
cundecuros 

It u not honeſt. 

2 Dedecet, mp, 

Honetite, 

1 Honeſtas, probiras,f. integritas,F. 
HA little boneſire. 

3 Fidecula,t. 

HoneF, 1 Honeſtus, probus,ad. 
Right bone#fF, 2 Perbellus.ad. 
Hon*f# men of good eſt |mation, 

1 Bow,ablolut. 

Heneſtly. Honeſte,probe,adv. 

To make YYoney, 

1 Mellifico, 

Hony, 1 Mel,thymus, 

Alaiing of hony. 

1 Mclhficatiof. meilificum,n. 

Toey which prattiſe making of hony, 

1 Mcllifones. 

Honuy made of flowers gathered in the 
ſpring ti-e, 1 Anthinum mel. 

F:r for henry m-th:ng , or that maketh 
hany. 1 Mellificus,ad. 

> ki Fl of hany m1 Wang men mad, 

1 Meznumenon,n. 

Hony 7 athered by the Beer,of two ſorts 
of Thyme. 1 Buhymum,n, 

Henry gathermg. 

2 Vindemia,t. 

Surmey hoy. 1 Horzumns 


HON 


HOO 


HOP 


—_ 


— 
—_— 


A place where Bees be nouriſhed ro 
make heny. 1 Mellarum,n. 

A, man that ſe eller _—_ 

I 


A bing lize hen ” ſang out of trees. 

.. 1 Olcomel,n. 
14t bringeth hoy, 

1 Melliter,ad. 

O wee? as homy,or that out ef which ho. 

ny commeth, 1 Mellifluus,ad. 

Belonging te hony,or ſerving for hony, 

1 Mellanus,ad, TI 

_ or of bony. 


oj ed 4 hony us of. 
1 Melligenus,ad. 

My hony one, » Mellilus, ad 

Lonpy dew. : Droſomeli, Mel Roſ- | 
adum, Roreum. 


2 —_— ferig. 

To Wonour,or worſhip, 

: Honoro colo,celebro. 

To honour with ſome authoritie, or to 
doe fome honourable pleaſure unto. 
2 Ono, ſu 

To doe honowr nwanlh, 

1 Decoro. 

To honowr,or haue 1 1 Yewerence, 

2 Obfervo, a 

To make bo nearabla. 

1 Honeſto, , 

To be in honour, 

1 Honoror,anteſto, 

Honeured, 1 Honoratus,p. 
Honour. 

1 Honor,cultus,m. veneratio, 

3 Dignicas,amplitudo, vide G lorie. 
Honour done viito one. 

1 Reverentia,dignatio, f. 

The honourable ; of « Prince, 
1 Maj f. 

Smaller little honowr. 

1: Honor,cultus,m 

An honourable pe r/an,that doth great 
att according to hu power. 

1 Megaloprepes. 


Honouravle. 


Regbt honourable. 

iP cus, celeberrimus, au- 
imus, magnificentihmus. 

2 Amwpliſſimus, ad. 

Full of honour. 

1 Venera 

To be thaweht worthie of honour. 

I Dignandus,p. 

Deſirous of honour, 

: Fhilotimus. 

V/uhout honeur, 

1 Adoxus, ad. 


That bringeth Deg 


1-H 
ak on both reſpetT-. 
1 Amphidoxus, ad. 
Leſje honourable, 


I | 

More honourable. 

I . 

Ofor pertaining to honours 
1 Honorarius,ad. 


A marr 

I Magnihce,honorifice, 
2 Splecndide, adv. 

Very bonourably. 
1 Pcrhononfices 
A honour, Honor. 

A Seigmiorie whereto many owe ſer- 
vice, 


To ood 477 thing. 
Capitio 


: Cycullus,m. capitum,n. 
A hood to ride m, 

1 Peplus, m, 

A French hood. 

i Redimiculum,n. 

A worn: hood,or bonnet. 

1 Calyptia,calantica,t, 

A hood for the ſhowlders. 


1 Humerale,n.  _— 
A mourning hoo 


I = ty 


pelliculatum, 
00d-wincke, or blind one. 
: '0 


A play called Hood-man-bltnd, 
or 'Blirid-man-buffe. 

1 Myindagvel =4 

The Yoofe of a h#rſe,or other beaſt. 

1 Vngulaf, 0k is,m, 

The bf of a white horſe, 

1 Petilauſuray f 


! That which rw" a horned hooſe. 


1 Cornipes,ad. 

To Yooke together. 

2 Confibulo. 

To make hooked. 

1 Adunco, vide to crooke, 
Made hooked. 

t Curvatus, yncinatus, falcatus,p. 
Hocked. 

1 Vncus,aduncus,ad. 

A hooke. 

i Hamus, m 

A little hooke. 

1 Hamulus, m, 

A hooke,or band of yron,to held. 
1 Capreolus m. 

A hooke of a deore,or gate. 

1 Axis, vertex,m. cardo,dub.ge 
A hooke to catch fiſhs 

1 Hamus pi 

2 VYncus. 


<— 


hooke. 
m, pedum, n, creagra,f, 

creacentriumyn. 

A little fleſh-hooke, 

1 Fuſcin 

The pot-hookes. 

10 VNCls 

A hooke to cut any thing, 


1 Falcifer. 
Such a little hooke. 

1 Falculo, f. 

Hookes jo reape with, 

1 Fakes meſlorie. 

A little broke wherewith yuſker are 
cut, 1 Scirpicula,f, 

A loner hooke, 

1 Fal N. 

A well booke,or dragge, 

t Lu onts,m. 
A booke to gather grapes, 

2 Vnas 


; 1 Falx,f, 
A hooke-bearer, 


A booke whereon fleſh u hanged. 


1 Camarium,n 
_ lutle beokeyor forks, whereon fiſh is 
hanged. 
A beokg,o rw, «ut on 4a garment, 
_ claſþeſa $ 


H okedaeſſe. 
f. 


mar *n 

ra ts 4 00kes 

| Namardis, 

2) hooke,or by crooke, 

1 Perfas,aut nefas. 

To ge, 1 Vico- _ 

An hoope,or ring of $0 
2 Lunula, 


4 ng 7 fires of 4 cart. 


0 litlet 6 

2 Circulus,orbiculus, 
A hoopey,or cooper. 

1 Vietor. 


To be pait hope. 1 Deſpero. 
Hoped, for. 1 Speratus,p. 

Hope. 1 Fiducia,lpes,f.v.traif, 
Ahoping. 3 Confilo,f. 

A ſmall hope. 3 Specula,F. 

That whica may be hoped for. 

1$ ilis,ad. 

Ta bags, or that no man would hope 
for. 1 Tniperatus,p. 

That hopeth not for, 

1 Deſperans 

VV abou bopoger dofjertely 

1 Deſperantcr enter. 

To) 
Salio, ilio 

To hep vpon, 1 Ry. 


Pe ee hop 
———_ fr of] 
w hoppe pork = that hoppeth, 


1 Saltator,m 
Hop or boppes. , 
| Lupuluslupus ſaliRatiw,m. 


HOR 


HOR 


bi 


HOS 


A Hop-yard. 2 Arbuſtum,n. 
A Mill Yopper, 


8 Infundi 1 
To Youd. 
| 2 Coacervo, | ,corrado,cor 
rogo, 
Voze, vide heave. 


To hord vp mony. 3 Imburſo, 

oA hord howſt, 

þ Abditorum, n, 

sA border. 

|, 8 Abditor, m. trix, f. 
Hori on, 

To wind,oy blow a Youne., 
Buccino 


I X 

To waxe 4s hard a4 horne. 

z Corneſco. 

A horn. 

x Cornu, indecl. 

Hornes without knags, that are of a 
ſpieer, x Subulz,arum, f. 

A little hoyne, 

1 Corniculum, n, 

A horne, or trumpet. 

x: Buccinum,n. & buccina,f. 

A crooked bornegor trumpet. 

1 Lituus,m. 

The horne of (ow-heard, or Swine 
heard. 1 Buccina, f, 

A blowey of a borne. 

1 Cornicen,buccinator,m. 

A ſhove-horne, 

1 Calceatorium, n, 

An ike-hoyne. 

1 Cornu atramentarium, 

That hae thery hornes turned vpwards 
1 Licivi, 

He that hath but one horne. 

1 Vnicornis,ad. 

That hath two hornes, 

1 PFicornis,ad. 

He that hath foure hornes, 

I Quadricornis, 

Of the kind that hath homes 

1 Cornigenus,ad. 

He that wearcth a horne, 

1 Ceraſphorus, m. 

Horxed, or having hornes. 

1 Cormyger,cornutus,ad. 

A Yornet,or erear VVaſpe. 

1 Taurus,crabro, ſcarabzus,m, 
AN Horrible thing it to ſay. 

[ num. 

Hornble, oy terrible, 

i Horrbilis,cerribilis, ad. 
Horribleor hainows, 

1 Infandus, horrendus,dirvs. 

2 Execrandus, ater,ad, 

Having a horrible ſoundyor voice, 

i Homifonus,ad. 

An H8rrot,or trembling for feare, 
1 Agonia,f. 

To I)o2ſe , «5 the ftallion horſeth the 
Mare. 2 Salio. 

To be ſo horſid. 

2 Salior, 

To deſire tobe covered with a har(?. 
1 Equio, 2 Catulio. 


— 


——— 
—— 


To 'eape 0n horſchackyor to get on horſe. 
Equum aſcendere, 

To giue a horſe a drench, 

2 SalivO, 

A horſe, 1 Equus,caballus,m. 

A little young horſe. 

1 Equulis,mannulus,m, 

A pack-borſt,or pack:horſes, 

2 Dorſuatium , Vectarium Jumen- 
tum, 

A light horſe, 

1 Veredus, ſonipes. 

A light horſeman. 

1 Veredarws. 

A poſt. horſe. 1 Veredus,m. 

Such a ſouldiors hore, as may both ea- 
fily be t aken,and will ſtand by without 
4 bridle, 1 Delultor,equus, 

A winching horſe, or horſes. 

1 Calcitro,excuſſores equi,m. 

A trotting horſe, , 

L arius, 3 Equus Crucians, 
vide trottings 

A barbed horſe. 

1 Loricatus, & cataphraQus equus. 
A wild horſe, 

I 


1 Sellio,m. 
A horſe readiebridled and ſadled. 
1 Ephuppiatus equus. 


A prawuncing horſe. 

1 kquus ſternax. 

A horſe that hath awall eye, 

i Glauciolus,m. 

A horſe ſuppoſed to haue wings, 

1 Pegaſus, m. 

A horſe that hath not loft hu teeth, 
whereby hu age # knowne, 

1 Abolus. 

A running h:yſe for price,or games, 
1 Celes,m. 

He tat rideth on ſuch a horſe, 

1 Celetizontes, 

A ſtallion horſe ſerving for Mares, 
1 Admifforius,m. 

Two £94 h hoy es. 

1 Bijuges,m. 

Two 401 jeri 19) ed tovether. 

1 Dextrarij,caball:,m, 

A leaping to 4 horſe, 

1 Conlcentio,, 

A raunn'g of an hiſs, 

I Fquiria, 

Ofgor reriaringtoaborſe, 

I Equunus.caballirus, ad. 
AUVor'eman, 

l Eq ics, CB, 

{it hoyſ-men, 

2 Yeloces. 

A maiſter of horſemen, 

i Magiſter equitum. 

A compance or wing ef 1orſereen, . 
3 Alas. 


| Horſemen on the right wing in the bat- 


taile, 1 Dextimi. 

A companme of horſemen in battaile, 
conta/141g fortie men. 

i Pyrgus,m. 

A rompame of horſemen, 

1 Equaatus, 

A woman riling vpon a herſe. 4 
1 Equirifla,f. CP _ 

They nhich breake the way in battaile 
with great horſes. 

1 Cataphract cquites, 

Horſemen which . C; long kind of 
ſpeares. 1 Contophori,m. 

A Vorſe keeper, 

1 Tenlarius,agaſo. 

The office of a horſe keeper. 

I C KLtlt 4 | HT | 'y 


A Louſe-leach. 

1 - Hippiatrus,cquarius medicus. 
A Youſe-breaker. 

1 Equito,hippodamus,m. 

A Yozle-cou ſer. 

I Vet 4 A! iE P _ 

MA hor ſe-cour ſer, that th and 
trimmeth hu horſes, whereby to ſellthem 
the dearey. 1 Mango,m. 

A . aa Cmmginy | 
1 Hippokegus,m. 

He that decerueth mn ſelling of horſes, 


I — 

Hoe-brrer, or ſtubble, 

1 Stipula,f. 
A we Looby vide Litter. 
A Youle-cloth, 

1 Dorſuale,n, vide Cloath, 

A Hotſe-combe, vide (omke. 

A Jo2ſcefire, 

1 Atlus, n. 

Voſanna, i- Alvation, 

A Vole, or nether ſtockes 

1 Caliga,f. 

Srocke hoſe, 1 Tubraci. 

Hoſe which cover the thighes, . 

i Crurules,tubrici,cruralia. 

A knee hoſe. 1 Tibialegns - 

A little hoſe. x Caligula,fo 

dhip- mens hoſczor gally=2a6kins. 

1 Caligz follicantes, laxz brache, 
vide breeches, 

Haſed,or that weareth hoſen, 

+ Caligatus,p. 

Pertarmg to hoſen. 

i Cabgarus,calgaris,ad. 

A Vourr. 

; Cahgarius, m, 

An Voſpitall. 

1 Hoſpitum, xcnodium,prochogo- 
phivm,n. 

An hoſputall for old folkes. 

1 Geromochunum,n, 

AN hoſpital for pore children, 

1 Epirophium,n. 

A little hoſfutall, 

: Hoffitiolum,xencdophiolum,n, 
An t (hurl for onphanes or father 
lefſe children. 

1 Orphanotrophium,n.. 


Tar 1 
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4 % 


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a 


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— 


HOV 


HOV 


HOW 


. he maſter of thu bagpirall. 

1 Orphanorrophin,m. 

An byjpuai jo. cldren to be bronght 
vp mT xroptua, f. 

An heoſprrall for ſicke jo lhes 

: Nofucumiun, valctucinartum, V. 
Spittle. 

The maſter of the Hoſpitall,or Spittle, 
1 X x eermheta, mn 


enr neb ar: 
- 


| this. an 


focomus,m. 

Yo'p-talitie. 

1 Hoſpitalitas. 

Lome o hbajp:raline. 

1 Philoxenia. 

Frienalhiy ſhewed in heſpitalitie, 
1 Hoſpium,n. 

A keeper of h ſprtalitie, 

: Hoſpitalis,m. 

A lover of hoſpitalitie. 

x Philoxenus,m. 

Uſs g great hoſpudli;ie. 

1 Perhoſpitalis. 
Hoſpitalcrs, - 
Miles qudam qui hoſpitio excipic- 
bant Inos. 

An b olſkage. 

1 -Obſes,com.y. 2 Vas, dis, m, vide 
Pledye. 

An Yoſt, that receiverh ſtrangers. 

1 Hoſpes,com.g. vide Inne-keeper. 
An Yoſtile, or the goed wift of an 
Inne,or ſuch like place, 

1 Hoſpita,f. 

<Anheſtell, Hoſpitums 

Hoftlers, Hoſpnes. 

An Yoſtrie,vide7e. 

AN Yoſt of ſou/d:ors. 

1 Exercitus,m, vide Armic. 

Of boſtes. 

x Sabbaothyf. pl.n, 

Hoſtilitte. 

I Hoſtilitas, f, 

Hotchpot. 

In partem poſir'o, farrago. 

Hotc, vide hear. 

An 1hote-houſegor Stow. 

1 Hypocauftum, laconicum, vapo» 
rarium,n. 

An Hovell, or covering for beats, 
made abroad. 

1 Mandra,f, 2 Operimentum,n. 
To Pover, or flote. 

1 Fluito, 

To hover, or ſoare. 

2 Libro, 

To hover,or hang over,readie to fall, 

x Imminco, 

HDoved, i. raried., 

TheHhouh, or ioint of the hinder 
legge. 15S of. 

To ſell as Lzou rs, 


x1 Canponor. 
A houkeſter. 1 Caupo,propola. 
Honkefters craft. 


x Cauponaria. 
T» Houle, 1 Vlulo. 


{ Thathouleth, 1 Fxululatus,p, 


A bowling. 1 Viulatus,m. 


| 


Houled, or thathath pu finly howled. 
+ Viulatus,p. 

A Yound, vide Dogge. 

An Doure. 1 Hora,t. 

A lintle boure, 

xs Horula,t. 

The jþace of 41 homre. 

I Hararmm. 

The ſpace of three bowres. 

1 Trthorwm,n, 

An howre and a halff, 

1 Seſquihora. 

That the ſpace of an howre. 

x Horarius, ad. 

Ina good bowre,or happily. 

1 Aulpicato, - 

An YYoure-glaſe. 

I Cleplamidum,n- 2 Clepfydra,f. 
To defend , or beare rwule over the 
Pouſe. x Xdituor. 

A houſe. 

1 Domus, zdes,pl.f. 

A private dwehing houſe, 

1 Largn, 

A little houſe, 

: Domicula,zdicula,f. 
A houſe wherein corne # cayried for 
Fare of raine, 1 Nubilarum,n. 

A houſe, or place builded, where pil- 
lays ſtand cloſe together. 

1 Pycnoftilon,n. 

A houſe of a Prince, Nobleman,or v- 


ther, having no houſe wined to it, but 
the ſtreet on everie fade, 

2 Inſula,f. 

He tnat keepeth ſuch a houſe. 

2 Infilarivs,.m. __ 

Of,or belonging to ſuch a bouſe. 

2 Infularis, a 


Houſes in the ( oxntrey trimmed like 
{ itie houſes, 

1 Fſeudovibana 2dificias 
A part of a houſe vnknowne to vs. 

3 Falere,n, 

Houſes well garniſhed, to cauſe men to 
buy them, Sie -—— 
A hoſe wherein young things bee 
brought wp in. 

i Neotrophium,n. 
ti houſe build:d like a tower. 

1 Pyrgobaris. 

MA ( vocation houſes 

2 Scnatius,m. 

A Kmns,or Princes howſe, 

1 Aula,f. Aula Regia. 

A houſe, er place, nhere water fowte 
be kept. 1 Chenotrophium,n, 

A houſe fet upon a weakg foundation. 
3 Abaſo. 

A hosſe to lay tackling? of ſhippes mn. 
1 Caſteria, f 

A ftore houſe. 

1 Reconditorium. 

An inner part of an houſe vide inner. 
The coveri;'g of an houſe, 

I Imbricium,n. 

A hollow place in a howſe, 

z Tuſcanicum.n. 


; The middly part of the houſe, 
| 1 Mciat. 
| Of the [ame houſe, 

' 23 ramiharts. 

Honyje by houſe. 

i Do ime 

T's be WOULD ou beaſts are. 

3 Stabuw,ltabuior. 

A houſing of beaſts in the VV puter, 
3 Stabulati,t, 

1)owl:l, i. receive the Sacrament, 
Youlcboote, 
Ligium ad inſtaurandam domum, 
A woulthold, 

1 Familiagk. 

A houſeholder, 

I Patertamilias,m. 

Houſthold governmeit, 

x: Occonomia,fs 

Houſenold /{ufje. 

1 Suppellex,t. 2 Ytenlile,n, 
Thing; pertaining te howſchold, 

1 Lomeſtica,economca,ad, 
YYow. 

1 Quam,quomodo,qui. 
How,or aficr what fajnion. 

1 Quonammodo, 

Howvet, 1 Tamen,con, 

How mwcb,or how great. 

1 Quantus,ad, 

How (mrali,or how lattle, 

1 Quantuluic 
nllus. 

How greatly. 1 Quam,adv. 
Howjoe ver. 


nane 
S ”S 


1 View q ©q | [| T 
docuguec,quoquumoduedy, 
How lo: 8 

1 Quant, er, quamdiu, viquequo, 
quoulque,adv. 
How much the longer. 

1 Quanto, 
How much,or how farre forth, 
s Quatenus. 
Hew ther, ? 1 Quid tum, 
How much ſoever. 

1 Quantumcunque,ady, 

How much leſſe. 

1 Quo minus. 

Hew often. 1 Quoties,adve 

How 6; ten ſoever. : 

1 QI ſcunque, quoties tandem, 
adv. 

Howſoever ut be, 

i Vew. 

How many. 

1 Quotquot, indecl. quotus, quotuſ- 
quiſque,ad. 

How many ſorts. 

1 Quotuplus. 

How ſmall value. 

1 Quantillum pretium, n, 

To howte. Clamo. 

The Ipuckle bone. 

x Coxa,coxendix,Ff. 

Of,or be/ongnyg to the buckle bore. 

1 Talarius, ad, 

A YHuckſter,vide houkefer. 


—_——_—_——_ 


i. 


HV M 


HVN 


HVR 


and cry, 0 © P 
— _ Sis wh ing aftey 


pr one 

Te,vi Bigge, 

Fr ulke,s" great ſhippe, 
I 


He that makerh hbulkes, 
1 Stlatarius,m. 
Pumanitte. 


: Humanitas, fs 

Humane, 1 Humanus,ad. 
Humanely, « or ” courteenfly. = 

1 Hu 

To Humble,: or ſubmat. 

x Submitto,humilio , 2 Subdo. 
Humble, 

1 Submiſſus,p. humilis @pplex,ad. 
An bumbling, or ſubmſ5100, 

1 Submiſſio,fs 


Hwnbly _ ng. 

x Su 

Humblent os humilitie, 

1: Modeſtia,humilicas,f. 
HumniAttie,vide Meifteneſſe. 

To Humme, lhe <5 Boer doe, 

1 Bombilo,bombno. 

To humme like #ne that is dumbe, or 
dare not ſpeaks. 1 Emutio, 
A humming,or butting. 

i Murmur. 3 Murmur 

A bunuming #f,or like Bees. A: 
I 


N. 


The humming of Bees, 

1 Bombus apum. 

An Humour. 

1 Humor, m. 

A dead humeuy gathered about the 
navell, 1 Hydromphalus. 

A gray humour about the cite, 

1 Hypochryma. 

A venemous humonr 1 ſuing ot ofthe 
ſhape of a Mare. 1 Hippomanes. 
Abeundance of humours fallng into 
aiiy part of the bodies 

I Confluentia,f, 

A bodse fall of groſſe humonrs, 

1 Phleroricum,n; 

The humour of generation inbeaſts. 

2 Vitus,me 

The humour or moiſture of any liquid 
thing. 1 Succus,m. 

To divide v69s or anto Lund:eds. 

1 Centu 

To mow ye everie hundred ſouldrore 

3 Cemeſimare. 

The companie of an Bundred. 

1 Centuria,f. 

Hundreds, or wards, 

1 Tribus,f, 

Ore in the hundreth eve month : it 
tb rnder ſtand of v/trits 1 Centchma. 
By handreths. 

I Certuriatim,ady, vide Number:, 

Ts be an Yunared,or ts hunger, 

1 Ekurio,fameo,adeſiuio. 


To waxe afeicined I —_— 

One often. 

F 

Ercecn great bunge 
Bulimio,f. 


The bungrie evil. 
A Boviana fames, 


© as famelicus, 
Ojren hwngrie, 
1 Pamclicolus, ad, 
T» Hunt, 
s Aucupor,venor. 
To hunt mand che out, 
1V 


hows,” over. 
1 Pervenor. 
—_ ro and fro, 


:1V 
4 play called ns the fox to the hole, 
which children vſe, 
1 Diſcoliaſmus,m. 2 Empuſz ludus. 
A hunter. 
: Venator, m. 
A hunter of wolues. 
1 Luparius, m. 
V_ written of hunting, 


kf hwnt: Na . 
2 Vedas _ 
Es to deamas Ing 
I $,2d 
To cover - with Hurdles,” grater, 
1 Cratio, 
A hurdle, 1 Crates, F. 
Belonging to hurdler,or that u made of 
heardles, 1 Cratitius, ad, 
frog, Scu 
D Dourle,or aft 
1 Iaciu,torqueo. 2 Ago. 
To burle,or throw againſt, 
1 Impingo, 
To burle a dart. n Spiculor. 
A hurling. 
1 TaAs,con;efus,m. 
Ti:4t ay be burl-d. 
2 Miflils, vide 10 ct. 
Hurle 5477. x £dides. 
Hurly burly. 
1 Tumultus, m. 
To Hurt, 
1 Nuceo,lxdo, ſfaucio. 
To -wurt,a6 by tawniinge 
2 Figo. 
To burt or grieu?, 
2 Pungo,conhicio. 
To hurt,ox (mparre, 
1 Offendo, » Deero,leaido. 
Ta h»rt,or end- '100Nares 
$1 Inc 0 1 1heo ,oblum. 
Ts "wit gh (a ne, corre t,or marre, 
1 Corim;0, 2 Delibe, violos 
| Inte: do, 


To hurt henmm—e, 


I— = —  ——— 


_— — 


— 


To hurt hinuſelfe with ſorrow and care. 
Macero. 
To hurt with caſting of ſtones out of 4 
fling, 3 Librello, n F e 
To hurt cruelly, 
1 Pernoceo, 
To en1{:torr to hurt, 
2 Oppt 
To > : + rec 1 Relido, 
To hurt fore. 
Oblzdo, oblido. 
To aut ove by preiudice. 
1 Przjudico. 
Ts be hurt, 1 Allidor. 
Hwrt, 1 Leſus. 2 Delibatus, 
Hurt,or annoyed, 
2 Otfenſus,p. 
Hwt,or _— 
z Corru 
Sore burt, 1 Obliks,p, 
Hurt,or miſchiefe, 
1 Malum,periculum,n. pernicies,f. 


Hero marie, 


Hurt,loſſizer 

i: Damnum, dif 
ng ere 
A hurt. 1 Lafura,f. 
A bwrtin 
1 Laſi ", "oy 
Hurtfulneſſe. 
3 Noxietas, fam. 
A hurting of ones caſe by preind.ce, 
1 Przjudicium,n. 
Hurtfullor that hurterh. 
1 Nocuus,nocivus,noxizs,ad. 
Hertfill, ,oF milchrevous. 
I Pernicioſus, pernicialis, ad. 
Hurifll,or thai cauſeth hurt,or loſſe. 
1 Diſpendiolus,ad. 
DHurds, 1 Stuppa, 
Hurtfw'!, /,or notſo72es 
I Maleficus,inumicus,ad. 
Vere hurtful, 
i Noxiohs,ad, 
I that hurteth nor. 

CENs ainnocuus,ad, 

Hur tleſſe,or not buor. 
1 Illgfus,p. 2 Inviolatus,ad, 
Hurtfully. » Nocemter,adv. 
Hwitfully,or miſc evouſly. 
1. Permciose, malitios% adv, 
Huritſu' (y,or « 4g" ni profit. 
,adv. 


, detrimen- 


I — ——_——_ 


An Hurtle has 

1 Vaccimum, morem,n. 

1 Mantus,m. 

A lttl bub and; 

1 Manitellus, ms. 

An bushand that hath one wiſe. 

I Monogamus, m. 

A busbad het hath,ar bath bad two 
wines, 1 Bigamns,m. 

Shee that haih, or that hath had we 
us. ends. 1 Eigamask. 

He that uw m fieed of ahneband, 

13 Commarizis,m: 


4: 
Ol 
Cn ee em mmm, ts ” 


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An ill Huſband, or an © xthrif, 
1 Nequam,ad. 
A ood hugband, 


1 Frugi homo. 

To praiſe uſbandete, 

1 Villico,ruſticor. 

To hucband as men husband their groud 
1 Colo. 

Hasbanded, 1 Cultus,p. 

A lusbandman, 

1 Agricola, c.g. 

The wiff of a hush4andman,or ſhee that 
vſeth hushand:ie, 1 Colona,f. 

They which m got not giue over hud- 
ba"drie aff their lift time. ; 

1 Parabolani,crum,glebe aſcriptitjj. 
Hucbandrie,or husbandring. 

1 Agricultura,cultura, 

A thing that u husbanded. 

1 Cultum,n. 

Not husbanded. 

1 Inexcultus,ad. 

Of, »r belonging to husbandrie, 

1 Rufticus,colonicus,ad, 

T: Ynſh,or keepe Hlence. 

I Chang X37 Og 

Huſh, or hold thy peace, ; 
1 Ne verbum quidem.. 2 Define. 
A hu{ht, or filence , when there # 10 
noiſe, 2 Altum filentum, 

To grow in the Hulke, 

1 Siliquor, 

Th: may bull of corne. 

x Siliquayf. pericarpium,n. 
bro wry all ſceds, 

2 Vaeaculus,m. 

A white or thinne huske in Barley, 

1: Cluma,f. 


ot. 
Huskiegor that hath huskes. 
x Silicoſus, ad. 
Huftings,a proncipall ( owr. 
AN b e, 
x: Materfamilias,f. 
A go2d buenift. 
I Famina fri is 
Like an deer, 
2 Frugaliter. 
AYHuntch,or 8inne. 
1 Arca,f. 
A butch,or binne,to keepe bread in. 
1 MaQrayf. cardopus. 
A butch,or hutckes,or ſuch like things, 
to keepe bookes mn. 
I Pluteus, foruli, m. 
To Duz3ze,s Bees doe. 
1 Strido,& ſtrideo,vide to Lumme. 
To Oye, vide Hie. 
To fig Hymme*, 
1 Hymizo. 2 Pſallo. ; 
A lymne, : 
x Hymnus, 2 Pean. 
Hy:mmes, or Þ/almes, 
2 Sacrum. 
A firger of hymits, 
3 Hymricanus. 
A writer of I;ymnes, 
s Hymnigraphus,m. 
Hyne, vide Hus Landman, 


I ante A | 


J. r Ego, pron. " 
1 my ſ«!fs. 1 Egomet,egoipſe. 
A Tatke,a coat, vide im warre. 
i Paludamentum,n. 
A Jacke,or tu7ge of leather. 
1 Cantharus,ſcyphus,m. 
A rcke,1. turne-ſpit, 
A Jacke out of 5ffice, 
1 Officiperda. 
Jacke /avce. 
2 Protervus,ad. 
To put on a Jacket, 
1 Tunico. 
That weareth a jacket. 
1 Tunicatus.p. 
A tacket, 
x Exomis,tunica,F, 
A kind of tacket , not ſowed on the 
ſhoulder. 1 Adaſſus, m, 
A ſhort tacket, 

1 Succin&orium, "09 © 
A little tacket. 

1 Tunicula,f. 

Stumbling Jades. 

1 Ceſpitatores equi. 

To Jagge, ; 

1 Lacineo, 2 Concido. 
lagged, : 
1 Lacinioſus,ad. 2 Conſciſlus,p, 

A 1agge. 

1 Lacinia, F, 

A Jaile. ; 

' Ereaſtulum, n. carcer, m. vide 
Priſon. 

A lailer. 

2 Frgaſtularius. 

A lJatlors fee, 

1 Carcerativum. 

The Jambes or poſts on each ſide of 
a dyore, or gategor ſuch like thing, 

1 Antz,paraftades,f, 

To FJangle, 1 Gamio. ' 

A 1angler. 

1 Blatero. 2 Ganulus,m. 

A tangl:ng. 

1 Garrulitas, f. 

AJannocke,or loafs made onely of 
Oaten meale. 1 Avenaceum,n. 
Januaric, vide Moneth, 
Taye, vide eff. 

To Jarre,or d:i/agree, 

2 Diſſono,diflideo. 

Larring. 


2 Diſcrepans,p. diſſentaneus,ad. 


The broad bead of iavelines, 

1 Sicilices. 

He that beareth a iaveline. 

1 Lancearius,lancifer,m. 

The JTaumdice, which # an over- 


fiowing of the gall over the wholt body. 
I Regis motbusarquams DR 
Sicke of the xarndice, or that hath th 
taundice, 1 Arqueatus,ad. 

The yellow taundice, 

1 Icteros,m. aurigo,f. 

Sicke »f the yellow 1aundice, 

1 Ictericus,auriginoſus,ad, 

The Jaw, or gunne , wherein the 
teeth be ſet. 

1 Gingiva. 2 Mala. 

The lawtis 1 Fauctss. 

The aw bone. 

1 Maxilla,mandibula,f, 


Belonging to the 1taw bone, 
I IT] n is,ma 44.1 
Jch, t Ego. 

I ante D 


The Tdes of every moneth. 
1 Idus,uum,ibus,f, 

The Ide: of lune, 

2 Muuſculz quinquatrus, 
An Jdiot. 

1 Idiota, c.g. fatuus. 

An ignorant 1diot,or foole, 
I Inf iens,ad, 

To be Idle. 

x: Oftor. 2 Deſideo. 

To waxe wdleor lither, 

2 L . 


Kr iſhneſſe,or l:therneſſe. 
I 5:05 har argu 


2 Inentia,torpor,m. 
An 1dle toy. 

2 Imago, fam. 

An idle waiter in the Market, to tell 
or beare newes. 

1 Citcum 6 
Idle, floutbfull, or lithey. 
1 Otiolus,defidioſus,ignavus,deſes, 
2 Supinus,ad. 
Neither idle,nor well occupicd. 


I Inficiens,ex in & facicns,p. 

1dly. 

1 Otioſe,defidioſe, adv. vide ous 
Rt. 

An Jdoll. 


1 Idolum, n. 
An 1doll ſet yp in the place of eſpiall, 
1 Beclſophon. 


Atarr'g. 

2 Concertatio,f. 

A Javeline. 

x Haſta,lancea,f caulis,m. 
A little raveline, 

: Haſtula,f. 

A taveline with a barbed head. 
1 Tragula,f, 

A little taveline, 

I Iaculum,n, 


That which i ſarrificed, or dedicated 
to idols, 1 Idolothyrumn. 
An offering to idols. 

1 Idolothyhia,f. 

A place where udols are kept. 

1 Idolum,n. 

An idolater, 

1 Idololatra, c. g. a 
1dolatrie,or worſhipping of 1dolss 
I TA 3.2 d opping 


Tcho- 


LE — 


#.- 7 ; 


——_— 


-— 


—_— ti. 


I'GN 


I ei 


—_— 


OO — — 


| 


I ES? 


I ante E 


Jchovah, «/acred name of God. 
A Jegget,vude Sewage. 
Jellte. « Lulculum coccurn 

10 be Jealous, 

1 Zclo,zclor. 
A tcalows bodre, or one that uu 111 104+ 
louſe,and frarcth tbe thing tha te lo. 
veth u common Io others, 

1 Zelutes,m. 

lcs!oufic. 1 Lelotypiagfe 
lealows, 1 Telotypus, ads 
AJennet eaſe, vide beaſts, 
A lennet of Spamnevide (Gennet. 
Ts be i» Jcoperdie, or danger. 
1 Penclior, 

being in woperdite. 

1 PÞccicktans. 

A reoperding. I Periclitatio, &* 
Teop.rate, 1 1 Enicullumghs 

VF; tour reopercie, 

2 Ircuius,ad- 

Full of typerdit, 

1 Diſcummoſus, vide Dangers 
To Jr, vide (j rhe, 

AM rev, 1 «chr. 

13 Tuna, wuniciilat, 

LA nerk'n of leather, 

1 Colobium icortcum. 

A Freſe ierkin v/ed in wintey, 

1 Endroms,Ff. 

A terkin with ſleeues, 

1 Succinctoriwum,n. 

Icſſes, vide Hawker, 

To Jeſt. 1 locur,ludo. 

To «ft at. 1 Tiludo. 

To play the ſancte iefter, 

1 Scurror. 

Teſting. 1 Tocans,p. jocularis,ad. 
A refter,or bourder, 

1 locator,mimus. 

A ſawcie reſter, 1 Scurra,m. 
Af WO124n it ſter. 

1 Circulatrix,mima.f. 

A teſt, 1 Tocus. 

A littleieſt. x Toculus,m. 

A mipping kind of ieht. 

1 Sarcaſmus,m 

Alerne teſts. 

1: Sales,m. facetiz, f. 

A tefting,or bourding, 

x locatio,f. antiſmos. 

An wnhoneſt manner of iefting. 
1 liberalis jocus. 
Immoederate eting. 

1 Scurrilitas. 

Belonging to a teſter, 

1 Circulatorius,ad. 

That & ſpoken m ieft, 

1 Tocvlarius, ad. 

Belonging to iefting. 

x Scurnhs. 

Full of ieſts. 1 Tocoſus, ad, * 
In ieft,or 1eſtingly. 

1 Toco, jocoſe,adv, 


pg 


;n. 


Jeſus, Saviewr. 

To Jet vp and downe, 

2 Vagor,ipatior. 

To ict like a Lord, 1 Incedo. 
To it to and fro, 2 Voluto, 


1 Clinudium,n. gemma,t. 

A tewell to hang agus ones necks. 
1 Monile,n. 

A 1ewell houſe. 

3 Garophylacum. : 
The Master of the Iewell houſe, 
1 Cunecliarchus,m. 

A reweller or treaſurer. 

1 Clinodarius. z Gazophylax, 
A 1weuer that ſelleth rings. 

1 Annulanus,m. 

A frame wherem vewels doe ftand. 
z Pegma, n. 


I an F 


TE, Si, con. 

If any. 1 Siquis. 

If oa A Siquando,ady, 
I} rot. 1 Alioqui,fin minus, 
If not,or unleſje. 

1 Ni, ni. 

But if, 1 Sin,fi vero. 

AS af. 11 anquamse 

AZ 1f, or as though. 

1 Quaſi,quaſi vero. 

If you will, 

1 Sulus, pro {i vultis, 


I ante G 


Tanoble. 1 Ignobilis. 

Janomint*, vide Infamze. 

Tobe Jgnozant. 

1 Ignoru,neicio. 

I am ignoravt. 2 Latet me. 

Ignorant, ,y vnskilfull. 

1 Jenanus, inſcius,umperitus, 

2 Rudis,ad, 

Ignerance,or uwkilfulreſſ.. 

1 Ignorantia,inicita,imperitia. 

2 Ruditas,f, 

Ignerance of art. 1 Inertia,f. ; 

Igneorantly. 1 Ignare,inſcientcr,im- 
r,adv. 


% 


prudenter,adv 


I ante L 


An JFland, vide 1/and. 

Jl, vide E vill, 

Ill at eaſe, vide Sicke, 

Ill fortune, 1 Infeſta fortuna, 
Tllexittmate, or baſe borne , vide 
Baſtard, 

Tllitcrate, i. vnlearned. 

To Tiliminate. 1 Tumino, 
An Tilufton,vide Mecking. 
To F!{luſtrate. 1 Hhuſtro, 
Tllufon, i. deluffone 


I ante M 
To make Jmages, al(s to repreſent 


or caſe ine figure of ones iaage. 
1 Imaginu, 

An mage, forme,or likeneſſe. 
il wura,!) Wl 
iCconta,ts 

VAN tmage of a man, or woman, 


at. 

4" image of mettallivoriegor ſtone, 

1 Statuazt. 
An 1mage that could ſpeaks, and was 
carried apt for commun ſights. 

1 Citcna,t. 

An mage of excieding greatneſſe, 
made for the honowr of ary perſon, as 
in Rocdes was one 9O.cubues logh, 

i Couloſlus,m. 

In forme of ſuch an uwmage. 

i Coloſſeus,coloflicus.ad. 

An 1m.yge,or forme, euker ſeene ine 
deed, or imagined 10 be ſerene, 

1 Spectrum, n. 

An mage d: formed, pale, leanc, and 
horrible. 1 Larvalen, 

An 1mage that beareth vp 4 table, or 
dreſſer, 1 Trapezophorum,n. 

An image repreſenting Mercurie and 


AM merva together. 
I Hey L L 


PRE 


Images of Mercurie made of marble, 
1 Fencelici. a Herme. 
iA little 1maze. 

1 Imaguncula,f. figilkum,n. 

Lutle images ſet by great images, 

I Ch —_— <_—_— z,ch a__— 

Small tmages with wings. 

1 Hermerotey,t. 

Little 1maces for children to play with- 
all, 1 Sigillana,n. 

Images of women on horſebacke. 

1 Hippiades,f. 

Images caried in pageants, with great 
cheeker, with monthes, and making 4 
great ſound with theiy reeth. 

i: Manduces, f. 

Images in divers formes, and looking 
divers waitte 1 Catagrapha, n. 
Images im tables. 

1 Sigilla plutoaria. 

Images layd vpon /epulchrer. 

1 Hermz,f. 

Image: of menyearir g vp pillars,poſtr, 
or [omen hat elſe in building. 

1 Acinteria,n. 2 Atlantes,m. 

The place where images are {c {4. 

: Hermopolium,n. 
A carveryoy maker of images. 

2 Statuarius,he | 

The craft of carving 1m4ges, 

1 Satuaria,f, 

He that maketh pepper litle imae 
£e*, 1 Coroplathus, m. 

He 1':a' maketh imoges of wax 

1 Ceroplaſtes,ceraruws,m. 


|» 4 na 


He 


— 


[ IMB 


IMM 


IMP 


He that beareth &n iz11g8. 
3 Signifer, ad. 

Of,or belong mg to imager. 
z Statuarius,ad. 

Full of images. 


mnde, 1 Imaginor, cogjto, fi 

2 Formo, ſorbeo, vr,forbere animv 

To 1mag:ngor mvent, 

1 Invewo. 

To 171 4gin?g07 conceigt before hand, 
Bras 


al Joon 


Imagined, i Confitus,p. 
Imagiedor denſed. 


' oratio, 
An imaginer of gay things. 
1 Euphantaſiatos. 


. WI, ; I 
guratio, 

Axrafrie and [abtile imagination. 

: Machina, f. 

A falſe rmagination,or vaine viſun. 
1 Phantaſma,n, f 

Full of 1maginations, 

EY Cogr i5,ad. 


a 

fErmitas,f. vide weakeneſſe. 
Hote Jinbers 
1 Favilla, 

| Of mmbers, 1, Favillaceus,ad. 
An Umboſſe,or imboſſement, 
2 DejeRtus, m. 


* 


the eare, 1 Tragus,m. 

Imboſſed worke 1n m*ttal!, or flone. 
1 Tor ,coreuma'um,n, 

An emboſſer of plate. 

I Torenes,m. 

The creft of :mboſsing, 


boſſe, 

To Ym1h1ace,vide Embrace. 

To Jinb20der, vide Emreder, 
> T» Iimbme,vide Embrac. 

To Imitate,or follow. 

1 Imitor,ſequor, 

To imagine diligently. 

1 Zelo, zelor. 

To imitate with ambition. 

1 Amolor. 

To imitate his father. 3 Patrizo. 
To imatate bu mathey, 3 Matrizo, 
To rnaitate bu ſitfer, x Soronto. 
VVorthie to be imitate d. 


11 © mM T * 


3 
To Janine , or concome 5n ones 


2 Frewmo., 
To tmn1g:ne crafſt:ily,or invent ſubtly. 
: C © 


1 Commentatus, p. vt, commentata 


An 1MmAaginat io ga mAgining, or concer- 
inatio,copitationf 3 Ei- 


Ambarke,or emarke to ſhip,er load 
pPe. 
Imbecrllitie. x Tmbecillitas, in- 


The imboſſement, or bunching out of 


1 Torcutice,anaglyprice,f. vide £1 


One that imitat th. 1 Tmitator, m. 
trix.C 2 Setator,m. trix,f. f 
He that through ambition ſeeketh fo; 
 eutate another, 1 Amulator. ; 
' An imiralion, er imitating. 


1. Initztio, conſeQario,f, 


li 


| An imut ation with defere to excell. 


1 ZXmulatio,f, 
That may bs imitated. 
1 Imitabuks, ad. 


vide pure,and cleare, 

IAmmnmitte. x Immanicas, 
Ammediately, 

1 Immediats, adv. 
J'nmemor3ble, or not worthie ye. 
membrance. Irrmemorabilis, ad. 
Ts be Jamminent,. or 4t hand, as 
ant, death, te, 

1 Inzruo,immin). 

JI mmoderate. 

1 Inmodicus, intemperans,ad. 

2 Profuſus, vt, exultantem letitiam 
compiimer*. 
Immo1erately, 
> 
Immnodcitre, x Immodeſtia, f. 
Immn./eſt. 1 Immodeſtus. ad. 
Immo1eſtly. 1 Immodette,adv. 
JImno:talitt?, 1 Immonaluas, 
Immntali vide nerlajtng. 

Immort Ally. 

1 Immoraliter,adu. 
Iminunitie, or d:en/arion. 

2 Vacatio,f. 

Immutable. 

x Immutabilis,indeflexus,ad. 

To Impatre, vide empaire. 

To 4mpart. 


an com 


1 Imnert 


Imparted. 1 Paruen,pe. 

An imparting. 

1 Communicatio,f. 
JImpannell. 
Eligere,conſtimere, _ 
Impattiencc. 1 Impatientia,f, 
Impa'tent. 1 Impatiens 
Impatien:ly. 1 Impacienter,ady. 


{| Impeach, i. accuſe, 


Impeachment. 

1 Impedimentum. 

Jmped.. 1 Inſertus,p. 

vAn impe,or yong (ct, 

1 Surculus,m. 

Impes. 2 Semina,n. vide graffe. 
ma Jmpcd tment, or /e:. 

1 A TIL | HY 


An impediment of alt paris of the bo« 
die. 2 Vitium,n. 


] Impenitent. 


1 Impenitens,ad. 
Impenitrable. 


* 1 Impenetrabilis,ad. 
 Imperfcce, 


I Impertettus,rudis,ads 
Imperfeted. 1 Inte@us,p. 
ImperſeFion, x Impatctio, 
Imperiall, 
2 Auput 
erious. 
I = iolus, ad. 
-Tmperuuſly. 1 Pro imperio, 


| 


— 


—_—— 


——_—_— 


Impertinent, | 

1 A impertinens,ad, 
Impttic. « Impietas,f. 
To {mplie, i. 1ntrmate. 

I mplements within 4 houſe, 
I yn 1a,plu. n. 

To Imyloze. 

1 Imploro. 

Imvozt, «a kindoftaxe. 

To I mploy, vide employ, 
A" Jmpoztance of « thing. 
1 Momentum, tt, 

Of great importwiee. 


1 Summus, gravis, ad. magni rao- 


mentt. 
Of no great importance, 
1 Subinanis, ad. 


T's Jrnportime, i. requeſt earneſtly. 


Impoztunttte. 

x Importunitas, F. 
Imp 11 wnate, or ery wrgent, 
1 Importunus,ad. ultans,p. 
Imvortwnately, 

1 bewernd ady. 

To Pm 39ifgor ſer vpon, 

1 Irrogo,umpons; 

Impoſje d4, or emtoine?, 

1 Irrogatus,impoſirns,p, 
An Ympoſico? i ch ler. 
1 Impolitor,prztor,m. 
Hu »ffice. 

1 Impoſitura. 2Prztwurasf. 
It s Juapoſſible. 

1 Fierinon poiclt, 
Imyeſ;.bilunte., 

1 Impoſcibilitas, l. 
Imp-fsible. 

z Imvoſſibilis,ad, 

An Empolt. 


2 Portorium, n. vt, portorium vini 
inſtituere , 19 appoint animpeſt to be 


pad for wine. 
An impoſt F.vefig l. 
To breed 41 Jmpoſtume, 


1 Suppuro. 
To r:nrw Impoſt nes, 
x Redulcero. 


An :mpeilume which u a courſe of e- 
will humans gathered to ſome part of 
the bed e. x Apuſtema,n.ſuppuratio, 


vomica,f. 


An umnp ſtone, of ſors that commeth 
of matter di#Pilling from the head, m- 


to the burres, or kernels of the eaves. 


1: Partis,idos,f. 


An impeſtume , or rottenneſſ of the 


lange, canſun ng the whole bedhe, 


1 Tabes,f. 


An impoſtume of the lungs, with an 
inflammation thereof, wh:< a ſhort - 
neſſe of the brea/h, ard a re'neſſe of 


the chzekes, and tare; do follow. 
1 Peripneumonia,Ff. 


A kinde of impoſtume, wherein-mat- 


rer lihe fat is contained. 
1 Steawma,n. 


An impoſtume that buyneth in the fleſh | 


1 Rumcatum,n, 


Im. 


{ 


IMP 


INC 


INC 


Impoſtume! about the ſhare, or mene* 
Bubones. 


bers. 1 
oftunatun wder the roots of 

the mn of man, or _—_ «a ajelon, 
&e. iP 
That rumeth with au Me 
I SUppuratus,P. 
That cauſe tb an —_ 10 rw, 
x Suppur 
Impoſture,i. coſonace. 

mpoc or want of ftrengthe 
1 Im 
impotent or —* 
1 Imgoters,inv 
Very 1mpotent, 
1 Pcrinhrmas, 


A rumne, vide 
Jmmpzecation,i enrfing. 
Jmp:egnable,i. i»w=c:ble, 
Certainc Tmnparfiiong in he aire 
alſo fterejaung. 1 Aporroge,t. 
Faerie impreſ 1913 of the aire, like & 
dart. 1 Acontiasf. 
To Imp2int, vide Prine. 
Impziſion, vide at iemps. 
Te Jmpilon 
I Incarce10,con jicio ig carcerem. 
2 Concludo. 
Impriſoned, 
1 Incarceratus,dettuſiu m carcerem. 
2 Clauſs. 
Impriſonment. 
x Incarceratio,f. 2 Vincalum,n. 
mp2obably ner able 10 be proued, 


A a s 
Jmpzovident. 
1 Improvi 
Jmpzdencie, 
i Im 
Imprudent, 
1 Imprudens,ad. vide ignoraxte 
Ini P_ 
1 Im 


, . 


1 Iinpunitas, F. 

Impure, or vnclcane. 

z Impurus.ad. 

To Jmput fy attribute,or aſcribe. 

x Tribuo, imputo, delego, vr, dels- 
gare cauſam peccati ahcui , to i. 
pute the cauſe of offence wats one. 
2 Verto, vt, ventere ſtultitiz aliquid 
alicui,to wnpw/e 4 thing as folly to ane, 
Objc@». 


To 1mpute to all in general, 
2 Public, 


Imputed. 1 Sctiptus, p. 


po CLE 


I ante N 


In, 1n,tenus, vr, verbo tenus y 4n 
word only. De,vt, de note vig) 

to watch in the might. Ex, vt ex an 
mo ſoharus, carefuil in mind, Apud, 
vt apud poſteros. in tie 1s come. 
Per, vt, per cos dies, 1» thoſt dases. 
Incery vt, unter hc , #» the meane 
tame 


In all places, 
: Vbique, vbiqz loci, vbique terra» 
rum, adv. 

tn all places about, 
1V 


1 Vulgo.adv, Inore omuis popali, 

In the jight of all mens 

þ Palam, adv. 

Into, x - -— =P) 

inte what place. 1 Quonam. 

In abilitie, 1 Impotencia. 

Inamored, Capius amore. 

Jocantarione. x Incantationes. 
» Ynamell, vide enemze/l. 

To Jncarnate. 3 Incarno. 

Incarnated, 1 Incarnatus,p. 

Incarnation. 1 

Toe Jncen(e, or chafe mod, 

x Iirito, mcendo, i 

2 Stimulo, vide 1s enflame. 

Tobe inconfed. 2 Inflammor. 

Incenſed. 2 Incenſus, p. 

An 1ncenſes, 

x Irritrator. 3 Impulfor,m.trix.£. 

An meenfing,or png formed 

I Irmtatio, 2 . 

Any thing that dad.e ket 

bo du 1, 2 Stimuli, pr 

T's make, or burne Incenſe, 


_— 1 I 

The place where ſuch incenſeu kept or 
oor 1: Thurificina,f. i X 
An Jncepto2,o7 r which bat 
not commenced, a = 
Fnceſſantiy, 

x Incefinenter. 

Tnceft. 1 Inceſtus,m. 

AN mace fluens per fon, which hath com 
muted fol:h ueſſe with ſome of his neere 
kinrede 1 Inceſtnokus, 

Tnch ,vide Ench. 

To Snchaunt,vide Enchanns. 
Ine:Dene- A rag 

InciGent ly,or e the purpoſe, 

x Incidentcr,obiter,adv. ref 
AnJvcttion, or currwg. 

1 Incifio,.czſura. 

An inciſion, or cutting vp of the bee 
die, to ſee the parts. 

1 Anatomia,t. 

N 2 


te. 


Anwncſion of the cord; of the necks, 

or 191375, whereby the v/e of the mean« 

bers us letted. 1 Anchyle. - 

To Jicite, or provoke one to doc 4 

thing. 1 Incto 

Incued,or flirred vp 16 dec any thing, 
1 Incutatus. a Lopulius, 


= ancitey. 
2 Impullor, maic. 
Incivilitte, 


To IJacune, 7 oead to. 

1 lnchno. 2 Accommodo. 

To incline mere jayonrably vnto, or 
with more afjedtion. 3 

Inclwd,or bent. 

1 Inclinatus,p. preclivis, pronus. 
3 Rags 

[uchzang, 2 Flexus,p. vi,diesin vel 
param fiexus, be day meltningy or 
benatng 10wards ihe evening, 
Irelming, as tt wowld fall, 

1 Declivs,ad. 

Greatly inclined. 


2 Propenſus,p. 
An wclination. 1 Inclinatio,f, 
I nelmnmng f04 thing, 
11 | 
An 1nclination to good, or ewill, 


To Jnclole, vide E ncleſe. 
To t TT ſhui in, 


, "cluded. 1 Incluſus,p. 
Jocommonitie, yr difreft. 


Peron I ap 
Incommediouſly. 1 Incvmmodes 
Very imcommuedtonſly. 
5 CR nee 

n rable, That 5e ne; 
LIL Dy abils 
Jncompchentidle, 
I > | yt 


Jncongruttie. | _— 

1 Solccimus , m. incongrutas, 18+ 
congruentia, f. 
Jncommunicable , i. »6 ts be 
1mpaned. 

Inconfiderancie. 

1 Inconſiderantia,f. 

Inconftant, vide vsconftanr. 
Inconſtaacte. 

1 Incominenta,aſotia, f. 

An mcoutinent or intemperate perſen 
x Ajotus,m. 

Incontme. t, or Vitens. 

I ATTN ad. 
Incomtinently,. 

I Incontnente, Inemperamer ad. 
Tucent ment ly, vide ent of hand, 
Joconvertencie. 

1 Inconver:ientia,Ff. 

I conuextmt 1190 or ſeaſon, 

1 Incempeſtas, t. 

Inconuenrert, 

1 Tnconveniens. 2 Ineptus. 
Incoryauenly, 1 Tndecore, 


1n- 


—_ 


IND 


IND 


INF 


Inconveniently, or out of time and 
d*.2&£ % 


PEEP—=—P4 


ſeaſon. 1] r CoMLIP OLI 
To Unco2pozate. 

Z a 0. 
Jncozruptible. 

1 Incorruptibilis, 

To Jncounter,vide Encounter. 
To __ 1ge, vide Encourage, 
To Jncreaſe, vide Euereaſe. 
Tncrcdibleneſle. 


1 Incredibiliras,t. 

Incredible. 1 Incredibilis,ad. 
Incredibly, 1 Incredibiluet,advy. 
Jncredulitie. 

1 [ncredulicas, F. 

Incredulous, 1 Incredulus,ad. 
Tncroch, vide Encroch, 

To Jnculcate efren. 


il . 
Fnculpable. » Inculpabilis. 
To Facumber, vide Encomber. 
Tncurable, vide Vacureble. 
To Jncurre, x Incurro. 
Tndecent, 1 Indecorus, 
nycered, vide Obliged. 
nnemnitte, 1 Indemmitas. 
To indamage,vide Endumage. 
To Pndiavonr 4:{;gently, 
2 Elaboro,incumbo, 
To indeavour with rea/di;, or induce 
one 19 04r opinion. 18 
To indeavoar to follow or obey mens | 
munds and atfettious. 2 Deiwvio, 
To tndeavour to take. 
: Capto, 
To indeavent to attaine, 
2 Sequor. 
That ind:avoureth to doe a thing. 
1 Molitus,eniſus,ps 
A dil:gent ind: avour. 
2 Elavboratio, contentio, f. impetus, | 
m, vide Indeavour. 
To be J1Dcbted, vide Debr. 
Indeed. 
1 Certe,ver,nempe,plane,adv 
Indeed ? 1 Itanc? 
Jndefinite. x Indefinitus, 
Indefinit -ly. 
1 Indefinite,ady. 

Indenmitizc 07 #eeneſ7 Fom dum | 
e or harme. 1 In 
That hath an, i;,demmitie, 

1 Indemnis,ad. 
To Indent. 2 Sinuo, 
To indentgor coutnunt. 


1 Paciſcor. 


F2 .* 


yy 


Indented. 2 Sinuatus, p. 


An indentwre, - 
1 Autoramentur. 2 Inftrumec- 


tum, ns 


' That 6 indented. 


2 Sinvoſus, 

To be Pndifferent, or at « point. 

1 Sufqie deque haberc, 

To put 11110 ones hands, as an ind: 
rent perſon, 1 Sequeſtrio, X 
tudrfſ:rencie,or equal:itie, | 
Zqualuas,indifferentia. 2 Iuftitia,f, 


Indiff-rent,or equal, : 

1 Indifferens, gm npnter in 

neutram partem. 2 $,medws. 

Indifferent,meanegor tolerable, 

1 Tolcrabils,medius,modicus,ad. 

Intifferently,without dverſitie. 

I Indiiferenter, ind; 

=—_— 
1dtxence, 1 Indigentia. 

To bane Pdixnation. 

1 Indignor, 2 Stomachor, 

Indignution, 

1 Indignatio,f, 2 Stomachus,m, 

Judignitte, x 

io Tnatte one. 

1 Nomen alicujus indicate. 

2 Detero. 

An inditem:ont, 

2 Dclatio,f. 

To Undite,or penne,vide End:te. 

Indilſoluble, 

1 Injolubilis. 

JInivible. 

i Indiy:(bilis,i 

Ind:v:ſibly. 

1 Inchvidue,ady. 

To P1730 W,07 g1iuee 4 dowrie. 

1 Doto. 

To indow with many gifts, 

1 Munifico, 

Ts be n4owed, 1 Dotor. 

Indowed. 1 Dotatus,p. 


viduus,ad. 


{ Very richly indowed, 


1 Dotaviflimus,ad. 
Not indowed with gifts, 
t Indotatus,ad. 
To Invuc*1raw,or lead. 
i: Duco, induco. 
To induce, or obtaine by earneſt in« 
treatie, 1 Exoro, 
To induce one to our opinion. 
1 Suadev,perſuadeo. 
To induce,vide to allure. 
To induce one to doe a thing by force, 
2 Perpcllo,allicio, 
Induced. : Inducus,p. 
An mductng,or 1iduttion, 
1 InduQtio,ſuaſio,f. induQtus. 
An inducer. 
7 Perſuaſor,m. 

ndulgence. 1 Indulgentia- 
Inductton, Inducio. 
Tndurate,or bardned. 
1 Induratus,p. 
Jnduſtrte,or :l:gence. 
1 Induſtria,f. 
Induftrirs,or diligent. 
r Induſtrius. 2 Pervigilad, 
Ineſttmabſe. 
Non eſiimabils. 
Jnequalitz?,vide Vnequal. 
Inevitable, + Incvitabils. 
Jncro:alle, 
1 .Inexorabilis, ad. 
Fnfillibl:, 1 Certs, 
To Tnfame, vided launder, 
To b1»6 to 1 famiegend obloquis. 
2 Traduco. 


| Tnfamed, vide Slaundered. 


[ 


An infamicor ul name, 


1 Infamia,iguominia, macula,nota, 


| £. probrum,n. 


1nfamous,or [|wnderow, 

1 Ignominioſus,infams,ad. 
Most infamouſly, 

I Ignominiolc, 


Infance. 


1 Infancia,pueritia, f, 2 Incunabu- 


la,n, 

To Juifatuate. 

1 Infatuo. 

To nfect,/aine,or corrupt. 
1 Inficio,,mbuo, 2 Vitio. 
To be infeited. 

1 Corrumpar, 


Infetted. 1 Infefus, imbutus. 


An infettion 
3 Tabes,f, vitium. 


An infect:144 diſtaſe,ov ſickneſſt, 


1 Contages,t. contagium, n. 
Inject: ws. i Contayinlus, 
To Jnfeeble, i Infirmo. 
Inje:b'el, 

1 Infirmatus,p. vile wezke, 
Inf2licitte, 

1 Infarhicitas, miſeria. 

Ts Jnico Fo, 

1 Fidei commit'o 

To ſhew 0:6: ſelfe inferiour. 
3 Poſtero, 


Inferiour. 


1 Inferior. 2 Secundus,vt,nulli pie- 


tate ſecundus, inferiour 11 verins 50 


no'e. 


Infernall, 


: [nternalias. 2 Stygeus, ad, vide 


Hell. 

To tnferre. » Infero, 
To infeyre by reaſon, 

1 Concludo. 
Inferred, 1 Illatus,p. 


Inferttlitte,or vnfruitf] wulueſſe, 


1 Infaccunditas,fterilitas,f, 
Infertill,or unfrunfull, 


1 Infeecaumdus,fſterilis,ad. vide barren. 


An Jnfidell. 

1 Infidelis, 

Infidelitie. x Infidelitas. 
nfinite,vide erdlejje, 

Infinteneſſe. 

1 Infinitas,f. vide everlafting. 

Infintely. 1 Infiruts. 

Junfinitme -o-d. 

1 Infinitivus modus, 


Fnfirmttte. 


1 Impotentia,f.vide weakenefe. 


To Jnffr?, 
1 Infigo,vide to faften. 


ToTuTame with 4+; reganger, re, 


1 Inflammo,incendo. 
Tobe inflam*d. 
z Ardco,flagro,inflamiror. 


T | 


A 


INF 


INI 


INN | 


— 


—_—. 


Tobe greatly inflamed. 

1 Exardeo, | 

T« be greatly inflam:d with anger. 
2 Excandelco,recandeo. 

To be more and more mfiamed, 

1 Inardco, mardeico. 

Infiamed, « 

1 Inflammatus, incenſus. 

An inflamationgor mflaming. 

1 Inflammatiot. 
An nf 190 of the lungs, with 4 
ſhortneſſe of the brane and redueſſe of 

the cheekes. 1 PeripneumoniaF. 

He which #ath ſuch an inflareation. 

1 Peripneumonias,ad. 
An inflamation of the vtrermoſt thin 
of the eye, called Adnata,proceeding 
e:they of the falneſſe of the bodie, or of 
the ſharpe biting cholericke humor, or 
of grojſe humers and winameſſe puf- 
fing vp the place, 1 Ophthalnuaygt. 
An Jnflation, « Iaflatio,f. 

They that by windgor inflation in the 
bellic, haue therr navel rluſt out, 

1 Pneumatophab. 

Inflerible, 1. »0# co be bowed. 
Inflit. x lufligo. 

An Jnfiuence. 

1 Influentia. 3 Afpiratio,f. 

Ar, tnfinerce, or conttedution of the 
flarres, z Influxus, aipuatio ficlla- 


rum 

Te Info:ce,vide Enforce. 

To Ynfozme, or teach. 

1 Intormo,inſtituo, vide Infirad. 

Inf rmed. 

+ Doctus,informatus. 

A'.[ formr,or Promoter that accu. 

ferh mario the end t6 haue the fowth 

part 0) the accuſed perſons goods, 

1 Quadruplator, m. 

A dnformer, vhich irquireth of treſ. 

piles or faults dane againſt the law. 

1 Qual! or,nquilior,ms 

A 1 formation 

1 Intormatio,f. elogium,n. 

A” i formation of a thing concerved 

befty- im the mind, 1 Antecapio.f. 

Infoztunate, or wnluckge, 

1 Infortunatus,ad. 

To Infrin Ke,or breake a cuſtome. 

1 Infringere,folvere,& violate ritum. 

To mfrn:ge a law, 

1 Infiingo,& refigo, legem. 

Infuſe. Thakado T 

Ingage, 1 Depono. 

Ingaged. 1 DevinQtus. 

I, Jngender,vice £»gender. 
ngente. 1 Ingenum, 

Very Tngentous, 

2 Peracutus,ad. 

Ingenmouſly. 2 Peracuto,ady. 

An Fnxete,hich Goldſmiths vſe. 

1 Pala,pelacia,f. 
ngrafe, i. preſſe pon. 
ngratteude, 

1 Ingratitudo. 2 Immemoratio,f. 

To Ingraue,vide Engrame. 


Tnarefle,,mgredience,vide entrance. 
7o Tnfoune, or gize 1 for mation. 
1 oo uguhco monk 
To In ide Engreſſes 
Jnguegitarion of racat and drinke, 
or beaſt ly feeding. 1 Ingurgitauo,vo- 
racias,t. 
To Jnhabite, or del in. 
1 Inhabito,acc. ſine prep. 
Inhabited, 1 Inhabuaws,p. 
Ithabiting. 1 Inhabuans,p- 
An trhabitart or inhabnor of a place. 
1 Habitator,m. 2 Incola. 
An inhabitant, or one which dwelleth 
in 4 ftrange countvey. 
1 radrngh [8 
Inhabitants , or a certaiue number of 
people ſent toinhabit anmher country, 
$: Coloni,omm,n. 
Inhabitants of the front or marches of 
4 country, called 'Becxderers, 
2 Antermini,orum,n. 
Inherent. 1 Inharens. 
To Jnherite, 1 Haredito, 
To mhente together. 
1 Cohgredo,cohgredito, 
Irhertcge, vide Heritage, 
To Tnhibite,or forb. 

Inh:beo, 


I 
I:hiited. 1 Inhibiws,p, 
KAn mh:ibition. 
1 Inhubitio,f. vide Forbid, 
Tn:umanitie,or vncowrteſee. 
1 Inhumanitas,f. 
Te Jmtoy,vide Enrey. 
To Tntomm-,vide E xroine, 
Ts comm! Tniquitie. 
1 Scelcror. 
Imquinee, 1 Triquitas,f. 
Imit:ate. 1 Initior. 
To gime charge by Tniunction. 
1 Interdico,pro interdicto vii. 
An i11unttor, or ſtraight charge and 
commanudement , for the doing or 
not doing of a thing. 1 Interdiaum,n. 
2 Dico,licerz, f. 
Iniunttions, 2 Diftata,n. 
To Iniurte one. 
1 Facere alicui injuriam, injuriam 
alicui inferre. 2 Violo, 
An iniurte. 1 Injuria,f. 
Inmmrie in yet recbfoll ſpeeches. 
x: C [0 , Loli \Ns 
Iniwried, 
2 Inſccatus,ad. 
Tniuricus, 
1 Injurioſs. 2 Nocens, p. 
I mwr0ufly. 
1 Injurioſe,contumelioſc,ady. 
Tnke 70 write withall. 
i Atramentum,n. 
Drinters inke. 
1 Atrramertum typographicume 
A kind of inke made of the lees of wine 
1 Tryginon. 
Inke, or blacke, wl ich Thyſitiens vſe 
to conſume ptrificd fleſh. 
1 Mclanteria,f. 
N 3 


An mke-borne. | 
1 Attamentatium, cormugraphium, 


ncur. 
To baue an Jnckling of « zvat ter, 
2 Sublentio, 


An mckling. 

I Audatwncula, f, 

To Jnlarge,vide Enlarge, 
Inlp, 4, 1neere/7, 

T» Jnlighten. 

1 Illlumino 


I nlighined, 41 Illaminartus "P+ 
AN mlghtmng. 
1 Illuminatio,f. 


alicrus zdibus. 
Jnnavigable, 
Haud navigabilis. 
To Jnne,or lodge. 1 Djverſcr. 

To take vp bs tne, 

2 Divertor. 

«An wmne. 

1 Hoſpicium,n. taberna, f. diverſo- 
rium,diveraculum 

A little inne, 

1 Diverſoriolum, 

An nholderor inncckeeper, 
1 Hoh merxorus,{tabularius,m 
Inner,or mere wnihw. 

1 Interiorad. 

The mner part of the houſt not covered 
over head. 1 Penetrale, n. 

Of,or belonging to the snner part of the 
houſe. 1 Fenetralis,ad. 

The inner part, wheremto it was not 
lanfull to gee, 1 Impenerrale.n. 

The imner partzor on the inſide, 


1 Intrinjects,adv 


Innecent. 2 

'S \ » ' CEN anſors 

2 Integer, ad. 

Innocently. 

1 Innocenter,innoxic,adv. 
Ino-ulate, i. greffe mths bud. 

To T movare. 

1 Intovo, 

Innovated. 1 Innovatus,p, 

AN Imnevation. 

1 Innovatio. 
Jnnumerableneſſe, 

3 Innnmerabilitas,f. 
Imnumerable. 

1 Innumerabilis, 2 Infinitus,ad. 
Jnozdmate, 

1 Inordinatus,ad. 

Inordmately, 

1 Inordinate,ady. 

Fnough. 1 Sat, ſatis, adv, 
Inquirate, 1 Tnquinatvs. 

To Jnquire,a4e,or demannd. 

1 Quzro,percontor,ſciſcitor,roga, 
To make irquirie,or inquiſitier,to the 
end to know a thing, | 
1 Qusro, COgnoico. 

To ing 41;0,and demaund things ſceret 
and 11 knowne. 1 Scitor. 


Te | 


INS 


INS 


INS 


— 


To inquire often. 

1 Querito O. 

Nm 4 diligent ſearch. 

1 Inveſtigo,ſcnuor. 

Inqured. x Queſius, p. 

An nquirer44nqutfitor,or examiner, 
1 Queſitor,inquifitor. 

A dil1gent inqureror ſearcher. 

1 Perveſtigator,ſcrutator,m. 

AN inquirie,or t btion. 

1 Quito quit, 2 Examen,n. 
Ad:ligent inquiſition. 

1 Inveſtigatio, t 

To Intrich, vide Enrich. 

A's Inrone, vide invaſion. 

To Jnroll,or regeſter. 


1 In literas b 
Inrol:d, or regittred, 
2 Aſcriptus,p, vide Regeſtey. 


Jnla able,or vn/atiate, that cans 

not be /atufied, 

1 Inſatiabilis. 2 Inexplebilis, inex.- 
immenſus, ad, 


hauſtus, 
Inſatiably. 


To Jnl(cribe. 

1 Inſcriboginnoto. 

An inſcription, I Inſcriptio,f. 
An inſcription,or tule, 

1 Epigraphe,f. 


An inſcription, or epitaph, 

1 Eputaphium, eJogium, n. 

The mſcription, or rule of abooke, 
1 Titulus,m. 


n le. Non veſtigandus, 
Fnentblenctte. 
2 Stupor,m heretudo,f. 
Inſenſthle that hath no ſenſe. 
1 Senſus expers,ſenſu carens, 
Inſeperable. 
1 Inſeperabilis. 2 Indivulſts, 
In'eperably.. 3 Tndividue,adu. 
Inſight. 1 InſpeRio,f. 
Inſert. 1 Inſerto. 
To Unfſinuate. « Inſinuo. 
He that inſinuateth ſomething. 
1 Inſinuator, intimator, m. 
Inſift. I Inſiſto. 
Inſoctable, z Inhumanus. 


' TInſolencte,or arrogancite 


1 Infolentia, arrogantia, ſuperbia, f, 
' vide Tride, 

Inſolent,or prowd. 

1 Inſfolens,p.ſuperbus,ad. 
Inſolently. 

1 Infolenter,arrozanter,adv. 
Inſomnch. 1 Viqueades, adcovſ- 
'que,adeo vt,ady. 

T-Jnſptre. 2 ins: 

To be inſp;red. 2 A flor 

Inſpired, 2 Infſpiratus,afflatus. 
Trjpired with God. 

ny Entheatus, entheos, vel enrheus, 


Inſpired with a propheticall farie, 
1 Phanaticus,ad, 
An mſpir 1191, 

-2 Inſpiratio, f. afflatus,m. 


Inſptte 7 thy teeth, 
ngratjs,dat, pl. ady.pro 


I Inviote,1 
ingraris ponitur. 

Tn table.vide unſtable, 

Inſtall. 1 Conſecro. 

To give Inſkance,or exemplifie. 

I o. 

An mſtance,or particular example. 
1 Inſtantia,f. 

To be Jnſtant,or earneſt, 

1 Inſtu,vrgeo. 

An inſtant,or preſent time, 

1: Momentum, inſtans. 2 

Inſtant, or at hand. 


4 ans. 

At one inſtant, 2 Eveſtigio. 

Inſtantly,or earneſtly. 

1 Inſtanter, 2 Pugnaciter, iſſim?, 

mordicus,ady. 

on 1 Inftauratio. 
nſtixation, » Inſtigatio. 

Te T1\HL,or drop by Little and little 

1 Inſtillo. 2 Infundo. 

An v(tillation, 

I -Inſtillatio. 

An Tnſtinctton,or inward motion. 

1 Inſtinfus. 2 Igniculus,m. 

To Inſtitute,or ordaine, 

1 Inſtituo, 

Inſtituted, 1 Inſtitutus,p. 

An inſlitution. 1 Inſtitutio,} 

To Inſtructor reach. : 

1 Inſtruo,crudio. 2 Imbuo,cum ab]. 

ret. 1 Docev, inſtituo. 2 Pracipio, 

trado,monſtro,cum accu. rei. 

Ts inſtrutt throwghly and perfettly, 

1 Egoceo, 

To ge the ferft inſtruftions, 

1 Imnior. 


To _ and teach meanely, 
1 Su » 


Inſirufed,or taught. 

1 Inſtitutus,doQus,cruditus, 

2 Informatus, 

Throughly and perfely inſirufted and 
_ 1 Per ,Þ- 
InttruGed in ſctences, 

3 Artitus, p. 

Tobe infirutted,or brought vp. 

1 Erudiendus,p. 

Inflrutted in good manners. 

1 Moratus,ad. 

An inſtrutfor, or teachey, 


T SM PEER . 


'* " logus, 


2 Informatus,p. 

Thro»gh!y and perfetHy mftruFed,or 
tavght. 1Perdotus,edous.,p. 
It utted m ſciences, 3 Antitus,ps 
To be iniFruftedor brought vp. 

1 Erudiendus, p. 

Inſft-uted in cood manners, 

1 Moratus,ad, 

An 1 $truftoror teacher, 

1 Inſtirutor, door, preceptor, ma- 
giſter,m. Geref 2 
A teachey oy in or of Young hits 
dren. 1 HET > 


An mſtruttor of children , teaching 
them how to exerciſe their bodies. 

1 Pzdotriba, m. 

An mitrudtion, or teaching. 

1 Inflicutio,cruditio, catecheſis, 
Inſtruttion, or teaching of children, or 
bring:'-g vp in good arts, 

1 Pedua,diſcplina,l 

Te firtt wnſtruttion. 

I R —_— — ' PR 


Eaſily inftratted,or taught. 
<4 


I . 

That may be iſtrufted. 

1 Docibilis,ad. 

An Jnftrument ts make or doe any 
thing withall, 1 Inſtrumentum,n. 
An mſtrument of Muſicke. 

: Pſaltarium,orgamam,n 

An inſtrument having but three ſtrings 
1 Pandura,t. 

An mftrument having fowe ſtrings, 

1 Tetr zNs 

An infirument having ten ſtrings. 

1 Decachordium, n. k 

A kind of 11iſtr arm-nt, in ſome points 
all > with - Tfalter. 1 Pedtis,f, 
One that play: th on an mitrument. 

1 Pſales,Organicus, Pſaltria, f, 

A maker of mſtruments. 


10 m. 
An Anſirument of warre. 
1 Machina. 2 Machinatio,f. 


An mſtrument 1 warre, that ſeryeth 
for alutle broch,and a candle. 

3 Obeleſcolychnium. 

An inſtrument vbuch Thyfitians wſe 
19 convergh med:cines mrs the belly, 

1 Metrenchyta. 

An inſtrument of Surgerie having at 
beth ends a lang round knob,made like 
an Oltue ſtone, which u put into ſore 
mouth;,with lunen wrapt about. 

1 Dipyrenum, n. 

An inſtrument, wherewnth the ihanne 
& cut. 1 Paracenterium,n, 

An yron inftrument, wherewith the 
fieſh of the gummes #u parted round 
about from the tcoth in the tooth-ache, 
1 Perichareger,m. 

An inftrument to draw out matter of 
ſores. 1 Piulcus,m. pulcam,n. gam- 
moides, f. 

Inſtruments of moving in the top of 
the muſecles,made of finexes and l:94- 
tures,and knitting them to the bones. 

1 Tendines,m. 

An inſtrument which ( hirurgions we, 
called al{o Terebra, s Abapiiſtum,n, 
An tnftrument which ( larurgions v/e 
t» draw out the bones of fijhe:, which 
ſfticke in a man* throat. 

1 Acanthavolayf. 

An inſtrument to take ſalues out of a 
boxe, 2 Lingua, f. 

Inſtruments to let bloud with. 

1: Phlcbotomum,n. 

An inftrument wherewith any thing is 
made round, 1 Teretrumgn- 

Inftru- 


W—_ 


_ 


_—_— 


INS 


INT 


INT 


—_ 


_ 


|—_— 


- 


Inſtruments vſed in torture. 

1 Anchonilci, m. 

An mſtrument wherewith high things 
are meaſured. 1 Alumetor,m. 

An vn/frument wſcd 16 true the winds, 
: Amuſftum, n. 

An mſtrument by which u found our 
the courſe and elevation of the 0wme, 
and other like matrers. 

: Aſtrolabium. 

An inſtrument or engine to draw was 
ter, 1 Hydaaulus, m. 

An inflrument wherew:th ſtones are 
pol:/bked. x Hippagogeus,ms 

An mſtruwnert vfjed im chuſing the fi- 
Fuatien of ( Wiei. 1 SCIater,m. 

An inſtrument pertaining to the Kite 
c/:11ywherewith @ pot #4 remo ved, 

1 Torina, f. 

Al inſtrument ſerwng fo d:gge Vp 
gold, or flyer, or ta purge. 

i Auramencum,n. 

An inſtrument made with teeth like 4 
Saw, which being drawne wth Oxen, 
plucke vp by the rootes, flagges, and 
grear weedes, growing in medowes, 

1 Scripices,m. 

An 1ſtrument, or toole, having two 
teeth. » Bidens,m. 

AN raſtrument having three teeth, 

: Tridens,m. 

Inſtrument s,ov tooles of all ſorts, 

23 Arma,orum,n. 

An ſlrunzent of craft and falſehood. 
1 Armille,n. 

Inſtrumer.'5,or deeds of writings. 

2 Litcre,tabulz,tormule,f. 

The place whe (uc') 1iÞrwonents be 
laid. 2 Tabulawum,n. 

« in mflrument to grave with, 

2 Czlum,n. 

1 inſtrument or toole of yron, 

: Ferramentum,n. 
An JnfTtection. 

1 Infrectio,f. tumultus,m, 

To Intatl:,vi ic E ngraue. 

To Intatl: /-4 

1 Addicerc hxredes, 

To Intangle, vide Entangle. 
Integrire. 

1 Integritas, finceritas. 2 Innocen- 
na,t 

Jntclligence, 

x Intcllgentia. 2 Perceptio, f. vide 
viderſta d:ng. 

Jntemperance. 

: Intemperantia, f. 

Intemperately. 

1 Intemperanter. 

T- Tntend, er purpoſe. 

: Inccndu, cogito , vide to deter« 
mine. 

To mterd, or wait. 

2 Servio. 

Intended. x itatus,p. 


An intent,or purpoſe. 


D. EE a 


1. 2 Confi- 


A ftrange intent, 
3 Diverlitium,n. 
The ntent,or end of a thing done, 
1 Finis,com.g. 
Intente. 

1 Imtentus,attentus 


Inter tigely,or with a fixed mid. 
1 Attentc,adv. 14s 

To Intercept, 1 Intercipio. 
To make Jnterceſlton. 

2 Intercedo. 

AN interceſſor, 


1 Interceſſor. 2 Mediator, precator. 


AN 1 terceſia on. 


1 Interceilio 
JInterchangeableneſle. 

1 — > 

ore —» -1- BR 
Intercourſe. 

Acceſſus 


muruus. _ 

Jnterdict, Interdico. 

Iv eration, Interdictio- 

To take money at Jntereff, 

1 Faenore accipere. 

InterefF,or v{mie. 

: Viura,tfornus,n. 
An intere#t,or right of a thing, 

s Jus,n. 

VV herein we haue interefF, = 

1 Mancipi, vel i,indec in ling. 
& in plu. vt mancupi gdes, 4n {29%e» 
wherevnto one rath «#t, 

To Jnter[:c-,vide enterline, 

ro Fnter( rd. 

Interponere adipem. _ 

I uterlocuttisn: Inierlocuno. 

70 Tntcrline, vide Enrerline. ; 
- Tntermeddle , vide /nrermin- 
, Immiſceo,interpono. 3 Interſcro, 
mtcro. 


Intermed ed. 
I A =» ng” 2 , | f__ D. 


An bn rermedling. 
1 Interpoſitio. 
To Intermingle,vide Intermedzle. 
To Jntermit. 
I Intermatto,remnto. 
Intecmitted. 1 Intermiſſes,p. 
An interm:/1:6n. 1 Intern f, 
VVithout intern ſi1on. 
x Continuate. 
1 Interpchtio. 3 Interjeus,m. 
To Jnterpaete,or tranſlate. 
1 Interpretor,vide ro expound, 
An mterpretation. 
3 Interpretatio. 
A plame imtecypretation of a thing. 
1 Ecphraſfis,t. 
Interpretations. 2 Diftata,n, 
An mterpretor of dreames, 
1 Conjetor,m. 
The ch:eft interpretoy of. myſteries and 
cermonies, 1 Myl ,m. 
{nterpretors of ſtrange ſignes of Sicily. 
1 Galcotz,m. vide Expoaunder. 

N 4 


To Fnterre, vide to burte, 
An Interrogation. 
1 Interregauo,queſtio,f. 
T» Tntc rrupkt,s- nee rpeliate. 
1 Irterpello, 2 Interturbo. 
To mierrupt 61:46-4n iu talke. 
1 Interpello,interloquor. 
I nerrupted. 
1 Interpellatus. 2 Interryptus. 
SAN inte; ruption. 
: Interpellatio. 2 Interruptio, viur« 
patio, f, 
An mrerrupting of ones talke. 
1 Interl to, 
VVithout 1mteyr uption. 
2 Comente,ex ordine. 
To Intertaine, vide to entertaine. 
Inteſtate. Inteftabilis. 
7-Inthaall, 1 Mancipo. 
nmthralled. 1 Manciparus, . 
To Intimate, or ſoemifie. 4 
1 Intimo. 
Intire,vide Entire, 
To 4 Alkee, 
To Intitle, 3 Inſcribo. 
Intituled. 2 Inſcripws,p. 
Intollerable, 
: Intolerandus; ad. 
Intoll:rably. 1 Intolerabiliter. 
Jntractable, 1 Intractabilis. 
Tntrals, vide Enrras. 
To Intrap, vide E: ntrap. 
To Tntreate, vide Enrreate. 
Intr:\le,vide Lining. 
Tntricate, that can hardly be unfol. 
de. 1 Perplexus, inexplicabilis, im- 
plicatus, involutus. 
Mot mivricate. 
2 Imphlicatiflimns,ad. 
Not imtricate. 1 Impromiſcuus. 
Intricately. 1 Irtncate, implicite, 
lexe. 
Au Introanettor, 
1 Introdudtio, iſagoge,f, 
Ar tritrodudtorts, 


Belonging to introduttion, 
1 Ifagopicus,ad. 

To Intrude. 

1 Intrudo, vide Excroch, 
Intrud:d, 1 Intruſus. 


An intruder, or violent poſſefſor of 


other mens goods. 3 Ca ws,m. 
Intruſton, : Intrufio, 

To Jnvade. 

1 Invadogincurfo, adorior,aggredi- 
or 


To invade,oy ſet ypon all perts. 
1 Circumvado,circumfifto. 
To make imvaſicn or inrgade into ene» 
mies lands. 2 Excurro. 
Invading with deſire 10 hurt, 
1 Appctens,p. 
I:vaded. 
1 Adortus,incurſatus,p. 
An invaſion,or inroade. 
1 Incurſio, impetus. 
«Al invader. 1 Tnvafor,m. 
To 


INV 


INW 


IOI 


To Paveigh acai». 
1 Invebor. 2 Inſector. 


Inveighed againtt, 
I Intans 


Inverghing againſt one bitterly, 
1 Inyehens, p« 


An 1nv01ching. 

I but PTR 

2 Inſctatio,f. 

Invetthine. 

1 Invetivus,ad. 

T» Ynveigle , or entiſe with faire 
words, x Pelhcio, z Occzcos 
Invenome, 

Veneno. 

To Invent,;magine,or deviſe. 

1 Invenio, communiſcor, commen- 
ror, 

To inventor find out. 


x Excogito. 2 Extundo. 
To iyent cunningly. 

1 Fabricor 

To invent ſubtillyor craftily. 
x Machinor,adinvenio, 
— Mohens,p, 


Invented. 1 Inyentas, excogitatus, 
commentitius,p. 

Invented on a (wdden. 

3 Ercnatus. 

Not invented. 1 Inexcogitatus, 
That inventeth. 


A craftie inventor. 
z Machinator. 
Aa inventor,or firfÞ founder, 
x Autor. 2 ArchieRus. 
An imventor,or forger of new termes, 
1 Logodedahis,m. 
An invention, or inventing of new 
thing. 1 Inventio, excogiatio, Con- 
fi&io,f. commentum,n, 
A wittte invention. 
2 Ingenium,n. 
| An mnventing,er fonding out of argu» 
' ments, 1 Topicesf. 
A craftie invention. 
"2 Machinatio, f. 
Tlaces of invention.commonly called 
| Topickes, 1 Topica,orum. 
_ Pertaiming to ſuch places, 
1 Topicus,ad, 
By hu proper wit and muention, with. 
out the aid of any man. 
* 2 Suo Marte. 
Aa Fnventorfe, 
x Inventorium,re um,n. 
Inventories, wherein goods to be ſold 
' are writtez. 1 Audtionariz tabu- 
le. 
* Tahm in an Inventories. 
z Subfignarus,ad, 
' An Jnverfion 
' 1 Inverſio,allegoria,f, 
!To Inveſt. 
| Dare poſſeſfſionem. 


"S 


nveſten, 2 Sacratus,p. 
nveſtigation, or ſearching out of 
diverſe things. 1 Lluveſtigauo, 1mqul- 
fitio,f. 

Invererate, Inveteratus. 
Javincibte, that cannot be overs 
come, 1 Invictus,indomitus,ad. 
Iromcb'y 

; Invincibiliter,adv. 
Juvcolable. tnvolabils, 

To {nviron,vide En on, 

To JFnvice, 

1 Invito. z Voco, 

Invicd, 1 Invitatus, 

An mv1tor, 1 Invitator,m. 

An inviting,or bidding. 

1 Invitatus,m. 

To Invocategor call vpon. 


1 Invoco, 

An invocation. 1 Tnvocatio,f. 

An JYnundation, 

1 Inundatio,t, 

To Juure, to accuſtome,alſo to take 
ennecr. , 

JInwards ef beaff+,or extrals. 

1 imteſtina, n. 


Belonging to the impard parts. 
1 Inteſtinus,ad. 
Inward, 1 Internus,inteſtinus. 


AMove inpard, 1 Interior,ad. 
Moſt invayd, 1 latimus, penitilli- 
mus, ad. 

Imrard,or in the inward part. 


Int 
I - 


1 


Inwardly, from the hortome of the 
heart, 1 Intime,ady. 


I arte O 


Tobe Jocund, 1 Tocundor. 
Tocund, vide merrte and pleaſant. 
Tocundly. 

x Jocunde, hilar, adv. 

To Yogge, 1 Succutio, 

A 1gging. 1 Concuſſus, m. vide 


A 

To be Joyfull, 

1 Iucundor, vide fo reivice, 

To make 10y0us, 

i: Hiaro. 

To leape for toy. 

1 Exulto,przgeftio. 

To crie ext for toy. 

1 Iubilo. 

To maly toy by outward ſigner, oy go- 
fiures,as clapping of hanas. 

1: Platiſus, m. 

ſoy, 1 Gavdium,n. Latitia,f, 

A little 109. | 

2. Gaudiolum, n. 

Toy of the heart, or an eutcry bearing 
the ſign: ficatton of toy, 

1 Tubilum,n. 

loy, or minth made by exterior veſt ure. 
1 Plaulus,applauſus,m- 

He that peake'h mth toy, 

3 Gaudiloquus, ad, 


A woice of i8y,hoyday. 

1 Evyax, interzetQ. 

Torfulneſſe of heart, 

i Alacritas,f, : 

Leaping for toy. 1 Exultatio,f. 
Hoifull, or 105018. 

1 Lecus,hilaris, jucundus,ad.ovans,p. 
Vere 161hll, 1 Pexlarus,ad. 
Semewhat 1:fiul. 

1 _— 

Ioifully, oy 101: uſly. 

I Fx hilare, alacriter, ovanter, 
adv. 

[u1ouſty,as it weve leaping for toy. 

1 Fxultanter, adv. 

Jolle,« of —_— 
Jollie. « Feitiy 

Hollie. 1 Feſtivitas,f. 

T» Yotne together. 

s Tungo,inſero,copulo, 

2 Conne 

To 10ine,and goe together. 

I ecior,CocO,Concurte, 

To 101nc together by fide, 

1 Collatero. 


To wine with. 

1 Injungo. 
To 10ine 20int to font, 

1 Articulo, 
To toine neeve to,neut, 
2 Adhgreo, tango. 
To be iomed, 1 Adjungor, 
Iomed,or ſet together. 

1 TunQus,copulatus,conſertus. 
Toned together us things Liquid. 

2 Concelius,p. 

Toned t:. 

1 AdjunQus. 2 Adglutinatus- 
Toin«d,or i ouched well tegether. 

x: Compatus. » Compolitus,p. 
Joined together in fell . 

1 Sociatus, 2 Vanitus,Þ» 

Tomned between, 

1 Interjuncus, 

Not well tomed. 

1 IncompaQtus. 

A 1911er,or one that ioineth together. 
1 Conjugator,adjundor,m, 

A cyafr> man nmey. 

1 Faberinteſtini operis. 

A roininggr ſetting together. 
1C onjunctio, j Aura extura 
connexus,m. 
A toinng together 11 one. 

1 Vnitio, 

A 10tning tos 

1 Adghnuinatio,f. annexus, m. 

A toiming or cloſing of boords. 

1 Tabu'atio. 

A certame toning , and continnall 
copulation of things. 

2 Continuatio, 

A tormng or comching of things, 

1 C Aio an 

Kapp - & a. 

] omg worke. 


1 Inteftinum opus. 


=y - 


Ivines., 


"_ 


FVD' 


Toined one to one only. 

2 Vmj.gus,ad. 

That cannot be roined. 
2 Infociabilis ad. 

That nazy beramed, 

3 lungibilts. 
Toinmngly,vide 1ointly. 
Jotnder, wo 1019.4 in aFion, one «- 
$aintt another. 

To Joint. 

1: Deartus. 2 Caftro, 
Ts t9ine 19int to 191Kty 

s Articulo. 


_ = out of wint, 


Out of toint. 

: Luxatus,c . 

A being out of 10s, 
z Exarticulatio,f. 


A 10:nt, 
1 Articulus,m junQura,f. 
Joints, or the ſþace vetweene the toints. 
iP 
A 10h; in the body , odors the bones 
are (6 jet that they may tune, 4s the 
backe bone. 1 Venebrz,auum,f. 
M ade like ſuch 1oints. 
1 Vertebratus,p. 
= 191nt,or knot of the backe bone. 
- <va— atlius, yel atlantius 


The coin of ones thighs 

1 Cotyle,f. 

The foremo#t ioint un the necke. 

1 Epiſtropheus,m, 

The holding of a wont that it carmnot 
mone,commng of grofſencs,or 0b/t1u- 
Hom, 1 Anchyle,f. 

The :oints,or knots of ſlyaw, or herbs, 
1 Genicula,orum,n. 

MA t01"t of any thing cloſed ard opened 
1 Commidſi, ra,t. 

That hath m.viy toints, 

1 Articuloſts,ad. 

That hath many tint 5, knots. 

1 Geniculatus,ad; 

Pertarn: inglerwm:s, 

1: Anicalaris. 

From 19int to ioint, 

r Articulatim, Articulat>,adv. 
lointly by tount us tithe knots of ftraw 
1 Geniculatim,adv. 

Tomtty, 

1 Iunce,juntim,ady. 
Totnture,i.che wine: dowrie. 
Tolltc,or brave, 

$ Concinnus,ad. 

Tollitie, or rollineſſe. 

1 Concinnitas. 

A Journal, or booke,wherin i writ- 
ten what « done ever.e day. 

1 Diarium, diurnum , commentari- 
| umn 
To provide neceſſaries for tournying, 

i: Vaaticor. 
A tourney, 1 Ter, 

A long 1071'y, 

3 Macrobius,m. 


All things neceſſarie for 4 fogrn Fo 
2 Viaiicum,n. 
p- little proviſion ſor 4 tourney. 
t Viaticulom,n. 
The entrie into "_— 
2» Embolum, 
That us rrnjhd wah many neceſſu» 
ries for a tour 
x Viaticatu 
Pertayung 10 4 108rR4). 
Irinerarus,ad. 


A Journeman, of iov7 nee, i dies, 
that workgth by the day, 


I ante R 
re,vide axger and wrath. 


ware, 
rkelome, vide tedious, 
ron, 1 
Dreſſed with iron. 
1 Ferratus,p. 
_ worke. 


F ron mine,vide mine, 

The tron wherewith the cart-wheele is 

bound, 1 Canthus, m. 

The iron that beareth wy the mull 

c _ 
rampe irons. 

L Sulſeudes ferrea. 


Pertaynrg to iron, 
Ad. 


1 Ferrews 


Irregular,or without rule, 

1 Enormis,irregulatis,ad. 
Irregularly. 1 Inegulariters 
Irreligions, 

1 Inclgiows,mpius,ad. 
Trrepzehenſible. 

1 Irreprebenſibils, 
Irrevocable, 

1 Frrevocabilis. 

To irrttate,vice to provelg. 


Irruption, LIrvpio. 
I ante S 


gitnet/o? x Nomre? 
ſe, r- Glacies,f. 
A little iſe. 4 Glaciecula,f, 
An ſickle or adrop of Ife. 
1 Stiria,f: 
VI bore Iſe is. x Glacialis,ad. 
yy Tc "land, 7 {{ar.d of che Sea, 
1 Infula,f. 
An lland tn the mid of a river, 
1 Amnicus,m mediamnis, 
A place well ;.16 environed wich Wa. 
ter,alms Ft an [lads 
1 Peninſula,f. 
Pertaynmngso an dhind, 
1 Infularis,ad 
To ife forth, 
1. Mano,prodee. 3 Emergo. 


— — 


—_— 


To /ſſue foorth,as water doth, 
1 Profluo. 
To iſſue forth ſuddenly. 
2 Emico. 
Mſnimg ont. 1 Profulos,p. 
An iſſiee. 1 Fluxionds Flixe, 
An tfſuc, or the ind of a matter. 
2 Exitus 
<——_ or off ſpring m bland, 
I 
- W041 mm thly uſſue. 
: Lunaic vius, vide Flixe, 
To 
1: Prano, 2 £ 1 
[ _ : IN pruritus,m. 
= 1 h,or luring in the thyn. 
: Vredo,foem. 


Fallef itche. 1 Pruriginolus,ad, 
F ante T 


AnJtem, Cantio. 
T+ Iterate, x lcro, 


Lane V 


ubfle. Gaudium,liberras, 
udaiſme, Iudiſmus. 

Te Yudge,or deeme. 

1 Tudico,nde thinke. 

To wdge betweene vo, 

To delate in mudgexnont, 


2 Amplio. 

To iudge fri, or before other ro whom 

the matter pertaaneth. 

1: Przjudico. 

To 161ge,ox Line nrence, 

1 Adjudico, jus dicere,ſtawo, 

2 Pronuncio,arbiyor. 

Tobeare 4 mai ter debated,as Irxfge to 

determine it. 1 Cognolco vt cogno+ 
ſcere,caulas,T's iudge,or decide camnſes, 

To fir miudgement 

1 Sedere protribunali, forum agere; 

By indyement to gimme to. 

1 Adjudico. 


By1 ement to 
1 Abs. RY 


Indeed. 
: Tudicatus,p. 
VVhich t not 1nged, 
1 Injudicatus,ad, 
Tudg'd from one to anther, 
1 Abjudicatug,p. 
Icdged b foreor firfth, 
1 Pra jucicarus,p, 
The thing u«-ged , or determined, or 
ths which « appointed by the meceh 
of the Inge. x ludicatum. 
A 1gev ers, 
1 Indiciumn. 
2 Sentenua, F, 
= indy ment wth corre ion. 
x Cenſura. 2, Criſs, f, 
That ſo in/geth, 
2 Critxcus,ad.. 


” 


Tvo 


TY1 


1V-0! 


| Tulgement ,apinign,er kick 


— I—_ 


: Arbitrium,ſementiagf. 
[ tropent by phyfiogneme. 
Aſpectus,m. 


Lundy ty on things 
1 Cogmitid,ammadvarh 


% _ 


A gromg of th 

I EY Sn, ab5a 
The cajeof 

wmdgemert. 1 [go 
VV ant of indeeqment, * N 
1 Aailia,fs.. - - 

Tie greateft indgment tA 
thenan, 1 Hehza. 

The1ndees thireof, 

1 Helattz,arum,m 

The wwdgement of God. 

i Numen. 

"A : nt place. 

1 Tribunal, 2 Subſcllium, 
Brlongirg tothe audgermpnt place. 

1 Forenhs,ad. 

A Tudze, 

1 Tudex, com-g. 2 Quazſtor, prz- 
tor,m. 

A Tudge aſiegedfer the capitall mat- 
ters. 1 Prator capitalis. 

Tudge: of the aſdi)es. 

2 Duumvir;,m. 

A Tudge, arbiter,or dates man, 

1 Arbiter,diſceptator,m.trix, 

A Tadgel, terall, 

1 Adicſlor,m. 

A Tndge delegate, of cOMmſtione, 
W. = examine:h private things. 

1 Recuperator,m. 

Oe bundred and fiue Twdger, choſen 
among the Romanes, to decide great 
matieys. 1 Cemumvirizm. 
Dertaining tc t 19ſe Twdges. 

1 Centumyi 

They that 1udge mens aged 
tings, « Critict,m. . 

A [nudge tin ame common games, of 
content:ons. 

1H ; 

A Indge choſen for the one partie 4- 
lone, 1 Tudex edititius, 

A meane , or mferiour Twdge , "that 
mdgeth on the Plaine growid, and bath 
no ir:bunall,or 1ndgemet ſeat, 

1 Pedaneus,Pedarius, TIudex. 

That willingly and often walketh un- 
der places where — are pra- 
#iſed. 1 Subbaſili 

Quacke in iudgement, 

2 Perſpicax,ad. 


That £ veth twdgement. 


1 Cn 

Diſcyeete in mdge ment, 

2 Cordatus,ad. 

Indurall, or pertaining to tudgement. 
i Tudicialis, judiciarius,ad. 

Portayming to a Tudge, 

1 Tudiciarius,ad. 

A Junger. to drinke m. 

1 Cantharus,ſcyphus,m. 

Agreat Ingge, 3 Amphithetum 


tc 


neo | 


To Jo” play licgerde mane. 
1 Przktiziv, 2 Prafſtrings, 
Jon: 


wy 


us, 
2 poltor, 
Tuglers which deoeime men with liegers 
4:mane. 1 Perſttttorcs,m. 
A Tuglers boxe, 
2 Acctabulumyn; 
' Iueli; "g caits, or cr you COnveyantes 


, 


F" Preſtigic,arum,F. 
In:l:ng,or liegerd, mane. 
I Prethigum yatiamenamg 21m. 
poltura,t. 

Belonging to Inglers. 

1 Circulatorius,ad. - 

' Tnice,or moitture. 
1 Liquor, luceus,m; + - 
Tuice,or 191ſt ure That andcalthivie 
die ricetyeth of meate. 
I SuCCus,m. 
The ixiice of a nut,growing vpn a tree 
like a cinnamon tree, 


' 1 Caryopus,m. 
Tor rmice of the heddo cctias Lacey. 
piiinm, 
i: Caullias, rhigias,m 
_ iuice commung en the fſhPelagia 
1 Pelagium. 


In ce of waxe and pitch, mix _ 
grumme and roſin. ," 
, 1 Piltoceros,m. 
| IP PRO 


1 Opopanax. 
The mice of Carpathum, 
: Opocarpathum,n. 
A cert am white iuice, comming of the 
meat diſyefted un the ftomacke. 
1 Chylus,m. 
The i.ce of. ſlots. 
I Acacia,t. 
_—_ tice of blacke poppie, 
lum,n. 
Things of ill zu ce, 
1 Cacochyle,f. 
Full of mece. 
1 Succiplenus,ad. 
VVithout nice, 
1 Exſuccus,ad. 
Juie, 1 Hederaff. | 
A kind of yvie bearing no be: re, 
1 Helix. 
Fall of vie, 
I Heieroſus,ad. 
That beareth yvie. 
1 Hederifer. 
Belongs g to ue. 
I Hederaceus. 
A cup,or veſſell of yu1e. 
: Hederaceum vas,n- 
To Jumpe,or leape. 
1 Salo,ſu . 
To wmpe firft; 1 Preſulto, 
To 1nempe over, 
1 Tranſſulo,tranfilio. 
Iwnping. 1 Saliens,p. 


— A 


— 


* 
1 Prafti ziator , —_— planus, 


A tumping, 

i Saltatus,m,ſaltatis,f. 

A iMraper. 1 Saltator,m. 

A wmpe, 

1 Sublultus,m. 

By wmY7es, 1 1 Saltuatim,ady- 
Tun? vide mencths. 

AJunkct, 

1 Flacenta.t. 

Tunkets,or fine bangreting diſhes, 

1 Bellaria,mantyan.y banquets. 
Plentie of ukets, 

3 Velculentia. \ 

Full of unkets, 

3 Veſculentus. 

A Juncket ofwickers, wherrn Feles 
are taken, 

: Candecz,f, 

A Jullcll,-7 meat made with diverſe 


' thgs,chopped together. 


1 Munutal,;nh., 

Jvozte,or che Elephants tooth. 
1 Ebur,n.dens Elephantaus, 
( overed with yuorte, 

+ Ebor 

Set with lutle pieces of yuorie. 

1 Eburneolus,ad. 


| Of yuoriegor pw white likg yver/e, 
iE 


Made of ſoliae gvorie, 
1 Eboreus,ad. 
Jurden,or 1#rdon. 
Marella. 
A Jurie of twelue men, 
1 Inquifitio duodenaria- 
4 Inurie in a conrt barongor leet, that 
doth amerce one within the 1ur1{d16t1s, 
: Aﬀetatores, 
ATnurer, 
3 Iurator,m, : 
A foreman of the Iurie, 
2 Przjurator. 
AJuriſdiction. _ 
1 Ditio,f. 2 Iwpermumn. 
A inr;ſa:ftrongor maioraltie* 
1 Namos,m 
A inriſdift;on of 4 reformer of man- 
ners, 
2 Cenſura,f. 
To Juſt or rwnne together, Y, iuitle. 
To make Tutor int: fie, 
1 Iuſtifico,pergquo. 
To uſtifie one that u accuſed, 
3 Duſculpo 
Made wuit,or iuſtified. 
1 Tuſtifccatus,p. 
A wſtifying. 
1 Tuftificatio,f. 
Inftification by,or in talks. 
2 Dicgologia,t. 
Inftice,or cquitie. 
I Tuſtitia,gquitas. 2 Bonitas,f. 
IuÞB ,or right. 
1 Tuſtus,reus. 2 Verus,gquus,ad. 
In#l,or upright. 
I Tuſtus,ad. 
Init,or _—_ to law. 
$ 
I Legitimu A 1a, 


—_ 


IVS 


1 


KEE 


KER 


* 


— 


—— 


Tuft, or right. 

1 Recus,direQus. 

A lute, 1 Tuſticarius, 

A lIuftice of Peace, 

x Trenarcha, Irenarches,m. 

2 Curator pacis. 

Alubtice,or (ommiſtioner,t0 vu” 
of treſpaſſes done againſt the taw 

I Quzſntor,m. 
oA Iutt ice = ohh Oter and Termmer. 

1 Queſtor 

Tuttices of om, 

1 Parici,m. 
AI uffice of a Gaole delivente, 

1 Latrunculator,m. 
p uft ices for Treaſon and Murders. 
uzſtores paricidij. 

The Lord chiefs Inftice, vide Lord, 
Aw wonder I whtice, 

2 
That maketh inflice, 

11h 

VV ith tuft canſts 

1: Mcrico, adv. 
Tuittly, or ftraghtly, 

1 Dire&6, 23 Adamuſſim, 

To JTuſfle,:»ft,or make tournament. 
1 Haſtiludo, 

23 Decuro, 

A inſtling,iuſting,or running at tile. 
2 15, i&us,m. haſtiludi 
um,n. hippomachia,Ff. 

The init; and tournaments, 

I Sree luſus. 

A ruſtling place, oy lifts, where deed: 

of armes be prattiſed, 

2 Decurforum,n. 

A mitlery. 

1 Haſtiluſor, m, 

To Tutte, vide 7uſtle. 

Parts of houſes, or bui/ding*, twttin 
or ſtanding out farther then the refe 
due. x Projeta,orum, 

Tutting out, 

1 Prominens, p. 


K ante A 


Kalender, vide Calender, 
AKanker, vide Canker. 
Kebbers, or cullers, drawne owt of 
& flocke of ot e, 

x Oves 

To make like = Reele of a ſbip, 
1 Canno, 

A ade of ghe keele of a ſhip. 

1 Carinatus,p. 

The heele of a b p,0r the bottomee, 
1 Carina,tropis,f. 

Like a keele, 

1 Carinatim,ady, 


A Kecle, or veſell for wine, ale, or 


beeye. 

1 Labrum,n. 

Reene, Acutus. 

To Keepe,or conſerne, 
1 Seryo,cuſtodio,tueor; 


A 


To keepe,or retaine ſtill, 
x Obtineo. 
To keepe mm, 
1 Contineo,cohibes. 
To keepe diligently. 
1 Aſlervo, vbſcrvo. 
To krepe downe, 
x Deprimo. * 
-— keepe off or afomge 
arceo. 2 Prohibeo. 


Te NIE _ 


T keepe vn 


Tens, ks, 


COCreeo. 
_- ke:pe cloſe. 
- 2 Prem. 
To beepe holy-dazes. 
2 Quieſto, vide holy-daies. 
To keepe backe. 
1 Siſto. , 


To heepe out, 

3 Ciſpello, | 

To be kept or preſerved, 
1 Cuſtodior, conſervor. 

T be kept in ſubiefFion. 

,devincior. 
To be kept im from. 
Inercludor. 

Kept conſerved. 

Son downe. 

I 


*pt is. Yf 
1 Clauſus, coercitns, coaratus, 
Not kept, 
1 Incuſteditus,ad. 
To be kept Fom. 
I inendns,p. 
Lift ia another mans bandor keeping 
1 Depoſitus,p. 
A kerpth, 
1 Cultos,conſervator, 
A cheeſe keeper, 
3 Archiphylax. 
AN winderkeeper, 
1 Subcuſtos,g. 
Keeper of the great ſcale. 
Cultos figulli magni. 
A keeping ” 
1 Crnfirvacts, cultodia,f. 
A keepmy backe. 
2 Depulho,t. 
A krepimg downes 
I Suppreflio,f. 
A keeping vnder,or in, 
1 Cohibatio,f. 
A keeping ps 
x Conditio E. 
That g v:th a thing into another mans 
hand, ww beep C- 
1 Depei ior,m, 
That may be bps. 
I yn 
That keepeth verie diligently, 
1 Tenaciſlimus,ad, 
A Regge of ſturgion, 
x $Fturjonarium. . 


——R— 


St. Clavis,f. 


4 Fre non. bearer. 

: Clavicularms,m, 
Kell. Reticulum, 
Kele, i.Coole. 

To Kembe, vide combbe. 

Ts Kendle, or ſe on fire, or a 
Wne. 

1 Accendo,inflammo. 

To _ or quicken. 

2 Suſcito 

To kendle anger,or wrath, 
2 Irrito 

Tobe kendled. 

I Accendor, 

Kendled. 1 Accenſus,p. 
To Renne,i.r« ſee, 

Ken, kemning, 


A ennell/or dogger, 
Latibulum 


A Kerehnefe , which men or women 
ue about they faces ag anit the wea- 


1 «TI 
A kerchnefe for women. 
1 Calantica,f, 
A her, hiefe worne vpon womens ſhoul- 
deys, eipecially when jhey goeto bee 
chur 'bed, 

1 Peplus,m, 
- kerch efe to rub ſweating bodies. 
1 Singil,n. 
Ah and. kerchnefe. 
1 Sudarium,czſitium. 
2 Fmuncorium linteum , muncci- 
niwum,n 
Alittle hand. kerchiefe, 
1 Sudariolum,n. 
A Rerne,« churle,or farmer, 
To Kernell,« corne doth, 
1 Grano 
To haue kernels, 
1 Granco. 
Ts take owt the kernels 2f a nut, 

1 Enucteo. 


- hernell properly in nuts, 

1 Nucleum,n. 

A kernelloy p ppin. 

l Granum,n vt grand punica. 

The hernell of a pomegranate. 

A kernell in gra pes,or other berries, 

1 Acmus.-m. 

A litle kernell, 

1 Granellum,n. 

A [mall her nd in a grape. 

i Fecinom,n. 

A hernell of ary ut. 

2 Semen n, 
A her»ell,or (/ one in fruit, 

s Ly " "w1mN,n. 

Kernelloy fruit of apine apple, 

1 Strobilus,n. Nuclens pinens. m 
av. 


K E T 


KIL 


KIN 


_—_———. 


—_— 


Key nel ob of gr 4 2e: "Y _— Rewer: 
1 Yinaccus,m. vinacca,t. VInacea,n, 


pl. 
VVhen the kernel; of grapes, or any 
ag things, doe pd out, 


Ful of kernels, 


| 1 Acmnolus,granoluyad. 


VVubeat werued, 

3 Apynnus,ad. 

A kernc4 at ths root of the tongue. 
: Amygdale taucium. 

Kernels riſing in the necke, 

1 Parithmug,confillz,f, 

A kernel growing brtweene the tkanng 
and the flely. 1 Glans,f. 

A kernell behind th: eaxe, 

1 Parqis,f.panus,m. 

A waxing ke mell, 

1 Chalaza toles,f. 

To R:ruc,vide is care. 

A Kcrtle. 

1 Submuna, fo 

VV enches kertles. 

1 Encombomatas 

A Kettle. 

1 Caldarium, n. lebes, cacabus, m, 
vide 'P. anne, 

A little kettle, 

1 Caldarwlum,n. 

Kccks, i. hollow ſtalks, and ſticks. 
Cremaum. 


A place where kettles ave laid, or ſuch 
like veſſels, 1 Cortinale,n, 

A Kibe on the heele, 

1 Pernio,m. 

A little kebe. 


2 kicke again, 
Recalciro. 


A kicking, 1 Calcitratus, m, calci- 

ratio, f. 

A kicking borſs, 

1 Calcuro,m. 

A Rid. 1 H 

A young Kiflde, 

I Tape le fans. 

wh ſtable wherein Kids be kept. 
Hadile 


;neut, 
Of « Kidde. n Hadinus,ad. 
Rid, vide fagor. 
A Kidney,” the Kidneycs, 
Ar a> 1-75 1m 
The. ml Kigheyes. 
1 Renquncu 


egg to the kidneyes, 
I 

K Sacks. or fierce looks, 
x Theron,Ovid. 
-«Ridrrkin. 
I 


To Ktll,or flea. 


I Trucido,interficio, i inter umo,neco, 
occida, 


To kill downe On Ve any 


2 Circu 


ah 


To &.'( mny togetyer. 


© —- - - _ C_— 


1 JaterkEco, 

To ki often, 3 Occilito, 

To be kilied, 

1 Occidor, interficzor. 

Kulled. 

1 Enectus, interemptus, interieQus, 
exanmatus,Cnecaius,Occilus, necat?, 
J4,ulatus, peremptus. 2 Exunctus, 
contecus, 's Q 3 

A kiltn 

I I; atio, . 
jugulatio por 

A kellng of a man, 

x Incerncctcs,f, 

A killing of a thing for ſacr ficts 

1 Mactatus,m, 

A k: ller, 

1 Occiſor,interfeRor,m.trix,f. jug. 

,maRator,necator,m, trix,t. 

He that klleth by equall, 

1 Paricida. 

A killer of men, 

1: Homicida,m, 
A kiter of hu parent iger big kingred, 

1 Patricida,com.g, 

Killing ef parents, 

1 Patncidum,n. 

That which killerh out of hand. 
1 Peramptorium,n. 

Kiking without "1x wi 
1 Peremptor1 
That u kilted before. 


I neus, ad. 
PV hich hath force to kl, 
1 Lzthificus,ad, 
AKille, 
1 Fornax, vſtrina,F. 
A lime-kille. 1 Calcaria.F. 
A bricke-kille, 
1 Fornax lateraria. 
The kille cloath made of harreg 
1 Cilicium,n. 
AKRmnde,or /or:. 
x Genus,t. 


Akinde, or ſoxe. 


»P 


een em 


1 Sexus,m 
ww kind aff _ of manie particular 
in number. 1 $pecies,f. 
Of a gentle,cy good kind, 
1 Generoſus,ad. 
Kindlineſſe. 
ns tas,f. 
of one kinde, 
1 Homongenes. 
Of one h:nde,or tribe, 
1 Contnbulis,com g. 
Of all kindes,or that bringeth forth all 


Of ano:hey hinde, 

1 Heterogenevs, 

Of beth kinds, beth male and ſemale. 
1 Fpicemum. 
KRinde,/ov:ng, 
2 Humanus, 
Kinde,or gratefull. 
1 Gratus 


07 conrieolls, 


{ 


| Kepdnſegr i ang/ uſe, 


dreſſe, or thanks __ 
Kee or f. & 
Kindneſſe im worder and countenance, 
1 Aﬀabilitas,f. : 
atly,or lovingly. 
A oLoaty hn:naniter,ady, 
Ky:dely,or gratefully, 
1” Grate,adv. 
Kunaely, or lovingly in talks, or conn” 
tenance. 
1: Aﬀabilitcr,adv. 
To mote to kendle. 
Kind*linell; 
t Onigtin 


A Rmr. 

1 Kex tor,m. 
\The kings bouſe,vide houſe, 

The kings pavilion or tent, 

1 Auguitale,vide Tent or pavilien, 
” hingdome. 

1 Regnum, neue. 

A little kingdome, 

3 Regniculum,n, 


"frm. 


Nor , derail, or £x+« 
cellent eftate g a Prince, x King, 
1 Majcſtas f. 
A perfect kingdoms, 
1 Panbalilasf. 
»An evil kirgdome , 
1 Cacobaſiua,f. 
KRing-like. 
1 Regius,regalis, baſilicus,ad. 
Kingly. 1 Kegieady, 
Kindzed,or ke». 
1 Cugnatio, f genus, n, 2 Familia, 
ftips,vide Affinutie, 
_— by b'oud, 
itas,f. 

Kindred by mayr1age. 
i: Afﬀinitas, vide Alliance, 
Kindred by the fat vers ſides 
I tio,f. 
The degrees of kindred, 

2 Stemmagn. 
Kiwfolke 1 Neceſſari,m. 
A kinſman, 
1 Cogaatus,affinis. 
Kinſmen by the fathers fide. 
1 Agnati,m. 
A kinſwoman. 
x Sobrina,f, 
Neeve of krnne. 
1 Affinitivus,ad. 2 IunQus, p. ior, 
iſimus,ad. 
of homme. 
1 Conſinguineus,ad- 
Of 014 kindred. 
1 Congener. 2 tribulis,ad. 
( ome of an _—_ ſleckezer kindred, 

I 
Dre r, —_ ris that people, or 
bake: 1 1 Genmtilis,ad. 


KIN 


KIN 


KIN 


| Maiores, | 


eA Table of KinDRrED, 


———— cc—ſ 
6. 
Tritavus,tritavia. 
| I 
Atavus, atavia. 
———— RT, 
| Acpars. hw atunts 
| eat . x 
thr fare, _ Admateriera. 
ita.” 'vus,mabavia.f. | 
4- 4. 5- 
The great LTY The _—_ grandfa- The great grandmo 
they brother, ther. thers brothey. 
Abpartuus, 'Proavyus. Abavunculus. 
The great grand. The great grand-| The great grandms- 
fathers ſiftker., \mother. thers ſitter. 
Abamita. [Proavie. | Abmatenera 
— CCC wee WCC WO 
3. 4. 3. 4 
The great uncle, or 2. The great wncles,o 
rrandfathers bro-|The grandfatbey and mothers bre. 
Propatruus. The grandmother. Progmculus. 
The great aunt, Avia, |The great aunt, 
Proamita. | Promatertera. 
3. $+ 3. 2. 

The neere evuſin, The vncle, er ft- The wncle, or the a 4 
Propivr ſobrinus. thers brother, The "ol Pater.' mother: brother. |The neere cou/en. 

2atruns. Avunculus. Propior ſobrinus. 

Propior ſobrina. Pheaunt,vr fathers | _ mother. The aunt,or themo-|Propior fobrina. 

Fer. Mater. ther: fitter, 
Amita . Marertera. 
— — pee ere ry —_— _— 
2. 2. 

The couſen germane, 'P I. The conſe goymane, 
| Amitin9,m. amitina! | ſhe brot hey. Propoſitu $ [The ſifter. 1 Confobrin9,m. cor- 
|Patruelis,m.& £. Frater. S010r- [ſobrina, f. matruelis, 

| m.& ff. 

| I, 

The jonne, Fils. The daughter, Filia. 
2 2. 

he Nephew. Nepos. The Niece. Neptis- 

3+ Z+ 

The Nephewes , or Nee! The Nephews,or neices daugh. 

onne. fer, 

Pronepes. Proneptis, 


The Nephew 0four N FOR Abnepos- 


The Nee, t7c. Abneptis. 
. 6. . 
atzet Adnepris. Trinepos, Trineptis. 


————_—_— 


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| 
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$5 


SM inores. 


RY 


KNA 


KNE 


KNI 


Rirke,vide Church, 
A Kirtfle,vide kerele. 
To RuTe, x Suavio,baſio, 
Tok:jſe,orbe k;ſſed. 
I or,tuavyior. 
To kifſt ſweetly,or be ki/ſed, 
1 Dcoſculor,difluavior, 
Kyſſed. 1 
A kiſſer, 1 Oſculator,m, 
He that kiſſeth ſweetly. 
I Suaviator,m. 
A kiſving. x Ofaulatio. 
A ſung ſweet'y, 
1 Suaviatio,t. 
A kiſſe, 1 Okulum, Baſium,n. 
A little kifſe. 
1 Suaviolum,n. 
An amorous kifſe. 
1 Suavium,n. 
To ds that _ zo the Kitchin, 
I 
Abichin. x Coquina,culina,f, 
Meat dreſſed in the kacom. 
x Zdulia culinata,f. 
Tuſtruments of the kirchin, as kitchin 
boards, and ſuch like. 


1: Magidz,f. 
- kitchin board, or dreſſer, 
x: Abawusculinarius. 
—_—_— fo the katchin, 


ad 


rn, of the il 
T 


A A 1 Catulus,m. 
A Rtvering, vide Covering. 
To Rnacke « n#7, vide to Cracke. 


- Knaggt” hnet in: wood, 


—_ wg grow out 'in the Hartz 
wy neare tbe forehead, 
x Profubulz,Ff, 
ie. 1 Eruſcofus,ad. 

pp of a: hid, 
2 Venuca. 
A latle knappe. 
3 VenuculaF. 


Kn ay Lama ah fil of knaps. 
Knappimel, wayw ardnefſe . 


ho nappiſh. 1 - +; DN 
Knapiſbly. 1 Proterve,adv. 
To play the Rnaue. 
1 Protervio, 
— 1 Nebulo,m. 
A knawe werthy 1s be - ax 
'x Verberogmaſt 
A ecraſtie ——_——_ 
x Tenebrio,m. 
An idle kname, 
5 Margizo. 
A frrokig. knaue, 
2 Ster 
4 lewd knaxe that beareth a marke of 
ſhame, orre;rcach, 2 Stigraatias,th, 
Kneveris. 1 Eccuriſitas, pravitas. 
Knaviſh. 1 Pravus, protervus. 


Knaviſhly. x Procerve, adv, 
To Kn:ad. 

: Malaciilo. 2 Subigo. 

To knead dowygor wax. i Depſe. 
To knead often. 1 Pinſito. 

To pod tozether, x Condeplo. 


Kieaded, 1 i Depliticus,depititius,ad. 
3 Subatus,p. 
A kneader. 
I ; F_agoR—gs rix,f, 
A kneadings 1 Subadtio,f. 
A kneatrg trough, or twobe. 
1 Magis,artoptarf, 
To bow the Knee. 
x: Ingen:culor,vide to kneele. 
A knee. 1 Gnu, n. 2 Poples. 
Alutle knee, 1 Geuicula,t, 
He that hath hu knees too me together 
x1 Compernis,com. g.vams,m. 
To Knecle,or bow 11e _ 
I m'0,8 
To kneele wnto. 1 adganictle. 
A $- nes be that kneeleth, 


A little knife. x Cylellus,m. 

A chopping knife. 3 Anſorum ,n, 
A þ— nar s chopping -cangpd 

I 
BUY c:rtaine currmng kms, 

1 Seceſpitayf, 

A ſhomaker; paring, ſhaving, or ceat< 
fing knife. x Similinm, Sutoriums 

\A hnife to cut vines, or « graffing 
whe. : | ——_ putatoria, vel vi- 


A ws yo knife vide launce. 
A ſhavirg knife. 
Tonforiu,vel raforius culter, 
_ ncrſe ſion keufe,o7 « — 


_ kniſe called a cut- —_ or which 4 
curpmrſe carrieth abont with 1m in hs 
fleeve, 1 Sica f. 

A pen-knife vide pen 

A wood knfſe,vnde a" 

A dreſnng knife. 

1 Culter propinarius, 

The backe of a ke. 

1 Ebieulum,n. 

Mad: lihe a krafe. 

1 Cultraws,ad. 


1 Edzed like a knife. 
x: Cultellatus,ad. 


To dub Knt 
2 Inſignio, og 
of km ht. 
I s Eques Miles,com g, 
A knight Alartiall. 
1 Mariſcallus, m. tribunus mikeum, 
vel mylitarts. 
A kmyght of the garter artery. 
Koigdes with gilded Prelds » called 
[aunce kmights. 
1 Chryſoaſpides,m. 
A knight new dubbed, or made. 
1 Neoptolemus,m. 


Konghts,or ſouldicrs hawing domble al- 

lowance. 1 Duplares, dupliciarij, 

duplicarij,m. 

A making »f Knights, 

: Decuratio, f. 

Knig! fthood,or chiwalrie, 

: Mulitia, f. Militants ordo. 
To Kutt, 

1 Neto. 2 Texto. 

To kjut often. x Nex0,as,& is. 

To a fie. 

I meo,ncio,. 

Ts rar weaue with, 

1 Attexo. 

To kattor tie knots, 1 Nodo, 

To knw in, 1 Innete, mcxo. 

To knit,or bunde about, 

1 Innexo. 

To knit or binde 10. 
1 Aſtri Alligo. 

To kt vpge7 16. 1 Deigo, 

To kt wnder. 1 Subneto, 

To kzir fat. x Obaeto 

To knit yorx faſten one ; hing 10 anethcr, 

1 Pronetto. 

To knt,or lie together. 

1 ConneQo,colligo. 

To kmt a net. 3 Keiculo, 

Tobe knit. 1 AnneCor. 

Knit, 1 Nexus, p. 

Kt fasF. 

1 Obnexus,illigatus. 

Kyve togetihers, 1 COrnexus,p. 

Kit together,as ai0ints 

1 Veniillatus,p. 

A kuittirg Fogethey, 

x Connexio. 3 tinatio, 

A fail kmtting. 1 Obnexio,t. 

A kqitting vnder,, 1 Subneio,f, 

A kmttirg,or weaving, 

2 Tcxtura,f, 

That may be wx ried. 

3 Next 

That may be _ tied : alſo firong - 

ly knight,or wrought, 1 Nexiiig,ad. 

That may bee kn with the lombe, or 

needle. 1 Texilis- 

A knit ker hiefeyſhch as wome weare, 
2 Plagula,f, 

T gathey it ſelfe tos a Ktiobbe, or 

bunches 1 Tubero, 

A kneb,or bunch. 

dh Gibbus,m. whber, tuberculum,u.y. 


A knob i in the midſt of the buckler, 
Vmbo, m 


I 

Knobbie, 1 Taberofus, ad, 
To Knocke, 

1 Tunds. 

To knockr,or —_ ts knocke ones 
breatt. 1 Pla 

To renal vos... daſh, 

1 Impingo. 

To works or beate together, 
1 Collid»,plango, 

T 8 knocke abont. 

1 Commingo,vt commiti 


caput 
alicujus, ts k:.ocke about the pate, 


To 


l_— —— 


— CT. A. 


ih. 


——— 


——_ 


——_— 


| 


"KN O 


KNO 


'KNO 


m opocks _— to knocks at often, 
fo,pulſito, 

Toke hnocke at. 

As Percuto, ferio, pulſo, vt pulfare 


To knocks againe, 
I ry wy 
To knocke vehemently. 
1 Perlido. 
To knocke,or bufſet one, vide Boxe, 
Kyecks 
1 Pulſatus,contuſus. 
Knecked againe, 
x Reliſus,p. 
One that knocketh. 
1 Percuſlor,pullator,m. 
A knocking,or beating. 
1 Comtwfio, pulſatio,f. 
A knecking,veatinggar ſtriking. 
x Plantus,m. 
A knock ng,or daſhing = 
x Collifo,f. 2 
To make Knots. 
1 Nodo. 
To make three knots. 
3 Trinodo, 
Kyorted, 1 Nodams,p. 
A knot. 1 Nodus,m. 


} Alinle knots 1 Nodulus,m, 


A knot or ioint in twigges of trees, or 
ſuch like. 2 Articulus,m, 

A knot in a tree, piece of timber, or 
ſtone, 1 Tuber,centrum. 

The knot of 4 cap-band,or bat-band, 
whereby the c or hat u faftened or 
flacked. 3 OGadmmms. 

A knot m V enus girdle, 

: Acidylus,m. 

A ras, 1nacord to bold wild beaft;. 

i Capulum,n, 

Toe knot,» toint of an liearbe. 

1 Geniculum,n, 

Tie knots, or toints of rhe boxes in the 
hnees wckles,and ſuch like, 

1 Condylus,m. 

Th+ knot,or :ornt in the b1cke bane, 

1 Spondylus,m. atlius nodus, 
Knottneſſe, 

1 Noudatio,f, 

O! three knots. 1 Trinodus,ad. 

Of ſoure knors. 

1 "Quadriendes 

K;jott:e,or full of knots, 

1 Nodoſus. 


VVihort knots, 

i Enodis,cnodus ad. 

From knot to knot+ 

1 Geniculatim,adv. 

To Kiig'w, 1 Noſco,ſcs. 
T» know before had 

1 Prgcognoſcu,preſcio. 


Tok: ow much,cy often. 

I Nocitn,copnoſeir 0. 

To know a thing among others. 

1 Inteimw(co. 

T know by druerje parts, 

1 Dignoico, 

Tok ow by enqurrie, 1 Deprehendo . 


| To know certainely, 9 - 


rowrhly. 1 

tym vel 

To know diſtn@ly. 2 Diſcerno. 
—Y ſome token : alſoto know 


of old 

To hocs F 3 Calleo,ignoſcs. 
To know that which u kept ſecret. 

1 Reſcio,reſciſco, 

To know aganme. 

1 Recognoſco. 

_ gov. hane knowledge. 

Tok know 4 woman carnally, 

1 Subagito. 3 Cognolco, 

Not to knov. 


1 Neſcro, vide tbe 1gnorane. 
T's deſire to know, x Nolcto, 


—_— 


To make knowne by open proclamati- 
on, 1 P 


To come to ones knowledge. 
þ Permaneſco, v 

To be knowne, 

1 Enoteſco, . 

Tobe knowne abroad. 


2 Emano,permano. 

To be knowne of all men, 

x zinclareo, 

I know, 

: Memini, conſuluum eſt, yt neque 
queram conſultum elt,ne:they bo. 

I know where to ſceke him. 

It u well knowne. 2 Lucet.imp. 

It ſhall be knowne; 1 Scibitur, 


" It « inknowne, 1 Neicitur,imp. 


Not knowing, 

1 Inſcens,p.vide Ignorant, 
Rnowne. 1 Notus.cognitus, 
Knowne,or notorious, 

2 Notatus, 

Knowne well, —__ —_Y 
1 Percognitus, 3 Perſpettus. 
Knowne openly. I Vulgatus,p. 
Kyowne before, » Prgcognitus, 
VVellkvorne. 1 Gnarus,ad. 

N otor10uſly, or well krowne, 

2 Clarus,ad. 

That which u well :nowne. 

1 Notabilis, luculentus., 3 Manife- 
Bertier knowne. 

1 Cognitior, ad. 

Exceedmg well knowne: 


1 Cogniifſimus, 2 Pernobilis. 


| Not hnowne. 


knover rf may things. 


z Palyluſtor,m. 


That kaoweth, or knoweng. 


ultfcius,ad. 
m—_— before what ſhall follow. 
; 2 Preſcius us, ad. 


Def ! fo know, 
= Notabondar.ad. 
at may be knowne. 
1 Scibils. v 
Ne known, vide Ignorant. 


VV hen it was knowne, or tried. 

1 Comperto,abſolute, 
To-RKnowledge, vide acknowledge, 
Tos came to the knowledge of a thing. 

2 Deprehendo. 

Ts e144 khnowletge,or warning 

1 Significo,premoneo. 

- ull of —— 


k _ = or r kill 

1 Sctentia,cognitia 

ym. 0s yr 
ing 

1 Intellefus,m. 

2 CLIN 

Kn.wleage,or learning. 

1 Erudito 

2 Literz,f.vide learning. 

K nowledge,or feeling, 

1 Coſcientia,f.vr ex conſcientia infir. 

mitatis lug ,of the knowledge of bu own 

I nfir mitte. 


- - re-hnowledge. 
$f. 


The knowledge of dine and bumaine 
things, 1 Sapientia,f. 

Knowledge, or wnderſlanding before 
wat ſha follow. 

3 Preſentia.prognofis.f. 

A knowledge. 

1 Re 

He that hath ſome knowledge, 

1 Scolus,m. 

That hath no knowledge z*r chill, 

2 Frxpers 

The Knuckle. 

2 Articulus,m, vide t9:ne, 

The knuckles,or toints of the back bone, 
vide knots. 


L ante A 


ALabell. 2 Appendix, Ry Pp 

A labe wo 4 on e 4 mit- 
fey. 1 e 

A labell hanging dewne on germents, 
or crowner, 

1 Lemniſcus,m. 

A livle label 


2 Appendicula. 
Theo heb L abelr, or geſſes hengirg 
doawne. 
r Lemniſcars,2d. 
To Labour,traveile, or take paines. 
1 Laboro, operor, nitor, Vt niti pro 
aliquo, Ts labour, or travale in owe 
cauſe. 
a Molior,vt,r.alla opera melitur, He 
Lubomreth aboxt. nothing Ago, pre- 
ſido,ex:rcep . 

- 


— 


m__— 


LAB 


LAC 


LAI 


— 


To | al 0ur,or endeavour. 

1 Enitor,ſtudeo, vide Endeavour. 

To [ohour eirnettly, 

1 Allaboro. 2 Prefudo. 

To | anour again. 

1 Ren'tor,obnitor, 

To labewr together earne#?ly, 

z Connitor. 

To l4/,our wxtill he ſeat, 

2 Sudo,rciudo,deiudo, 

Ts labour cunning ly,faFt,or apace. 

1 Elaboro, 

VV uh great l.thouy to ſer ſomething A- 
aſt a ploce nhere one mwit necdes 


paſſe 1 Obmolior, 


To labour for. 2 Ambio. 

To labour men to giue thery voices, 
2 Prenſo,prehenſo, 

To labowr 4 thing. 

x Elaboro. 

To labour in vaine, 

2 I'ro b 

To labor with child. 

1 Partuio, 

They labour. 3 Deſudaſcitur,imp. 
Labeurmg to doe a thing. 

1 Enifus,p. 

Labewred, 1 Elaboratus,p; 
Laboured agane. 

2 Recultus,p. 

Not labcurcd, 1 Tiaborans, ad. 
A labourer.” 1 Operarius,m. 


- iAlabourer,or porter,to beare burden, 


vide Porter, 

Labeurers,or workemen. 

1 Operanj,m. 

Men that liue by bard labow, 

x Opifices. 2 Mercenarij,m. 

Sh? that laboureth 

: Operaria. 2 Cultrix,f, 

4 labouring. 

1 Laboratw,operatio,f. 

A lavenring,or buebanding. 

1 Cultnrayt. 

A labowring to doe a thing. 

1 Niſus,m conamen,n, 

A labouring for an «ffice, 

2 Przhenſatio,peti io,f. 

Labonr 

1 Labor,m opera,f ſtudium, 

2 Sudor,m. 

Lobnur,or ſerv ce, 1 Miniſterum,n. 
A labour. 

x Opns,n. 2 Provincia. 

A lutle labour, 

1; Opuſculum,n. Opella.f+ 

Oveat labour,or earne#t (ut e for, 

2 Conmtentio,Ff. 

Latour,troule,or vexation. 

2 Malum,n. 

T ainefwll labonr,care,or heavineſſe of 
minde. 2 Xromna,Ff, 

Lowe of labour. 

I T hiloponia, k 

A louer of labour, 1 Philopoms,m. 
Laborions, painefull, or thit takerh 
pines, 1 Induftrius, fedulusftudio- 
fus,afliduns,zd. 


L aborious, paineſull , or that about 
wbich patres must be taken, 
1 Arduus,moleſtus,operoſis. 
More laboy10us,cy pamefull, 
1 Laboratior,enixior. 
VViabout labourer trouble. 
2 Aconit. 
[.1bantouſly, painefully, or with gre at 
labour, 1 Laboriose, opeioe, dliffh- 
culteradv. 
A Labynth, 
1 Labyrinthus. 
Of a Labyrinth, 
1 Labyrintheus. 
To Lace. 
2 Conftringo, Fibulo. 
Laced,or bound. 1 VinQtus,p. 
A lacing. 2 Fibulatio,f. 
A lace,or riband. 
1 Off:ndix,t.aſtrigmentum,n. 
Aneck-lace. x Monile,m. 
A lace for the barre of the head, 
1 Capital,n tzna, teniolaf. 
A lace about a gowne. 
« Infſtica, 
A twiited lace. 2 Spira,f- 
A lace maker. 
2 Fibulaiius,m. 
ToLacke, + Fgeo,cares. 
Te lackegor be wanting, 
1 Dchicio,deſum, 
To fine lacke of. 
2 Delidero, 
Ts begin to lacke. 3 Egeſco. 
It « lacking. 
1 Dceſt,detir,imp. 
A ly ching,or being withous, 
1 Privanc,t. 
L oche,or want. 
1 Indigentia,f. 2 Defiderium,n, 
L 1cke,or defett. 
1 Deſetus,m. 
L acke of parentsor cluldyen, 
1 Orbitas,f. 
Lacke of meat ,or drinke. 
1 Incdia, 
Lacke of any thing that we loue affe- 
tuwſly, 1 Orbitas,f. 
L "che of all thimgs neceſſarte, or ſcar« 
c4t:e, n Fgeſtas,inopia,f, 
Lackingor wanting, 
1 Fgens,p.inops,cgenus,ad. 
Lacking , or Ceit;rute of parents, or 
e!dren 1 Orbus.ad. 
Lacking the full wwmber, 
2 Muilatus,ad. vt mutilatus exerci- 
te$,an arnate Tacking of the full num- 


r 
That lacteth am part. 
1 Detedivus.ad 
Lacking but alitle,or verie nigh, 
1 Prope,adv, 
ALackey, 
1 Pedciequus,anteambulo, | 
A lackey,page, or cutrell, bearing his 
ma#ters ſhield,or buckler, 
1 <cutigerulus,m. 
A Ladde,or young ſtriplag. 


| 1 Adoleſcentulus,pufio. 2 Pubes,f, 
| Puber,com g, 


1 Scala, 2 Climax,f, 
HA lad ter 11 4 ſhip. 
2 Pons,m. 
A laider going vp to the top caſtle of 
the ſhip, x Epibathra, 
A (adier feaffe. 
1 Interſc4lare. 
The round of a ladder,y.round. 
Ts Lanc,vide ro lode. 
i Domina, hera.f. 
iA Ladve of the court. 
1 Herois,kcroina,f, 
Three lad:c; of dibtime. 
1 Clotho,lachelis,atropos. 
A Ladle, 
1 Spatha,tudicula,f, capula,f. cocle- 
are,n, 
> pun att, 
19Eanwe, as ce loyeth a foundations 
1 Struo, jacio,colluco, 
To lay,or ſet together, 
1 Conlero. 
T's layhaids on one, 
2 Involu, 
To lay over. 1 Obduco. 
To lay vnder. 
1 Subjicio,ſuppono, 
To layer put abort, 
1 Cucumpono. 
To lay out,or. forth. 
1 Erogo,impendo. 
To lay from one to another, 
2 Immitro, vt immyttere ligna, vel 
trabes, :0 lay rafters, or beames from 
one wall to another, 
To lry apartor aſundey. 
1 Sepouno,repono,ſecerno. 
To lay afidegor leaue, 
1 Pofthabeo,mitto. 
2 Exao,vt exuitur 2qualitas,equal:ty 
#u luide aſide, 
To lay downes 
1 Depono, 
To lay vp, or wpon : alſo to lay now 
01 one ſfidegno'y on another. 
1 Repono. * 
To lay vp [afs. 1 « —— 
To lay,or put agan Ft, 
1 Oppono,objicio. 
Te lay,oy put vpon, oy over, 
2 Superinjicio,ſuperdo, 
To lay,or catt i ogether, or vpen. 
1 Conpg*10,adaggero,coaddo. 
To lay out abroad, 
1 Expono. 
Tolay,or ſet to. 1 Applico. 
To lay betweene, 
1 Inte1jicio. 
To lay before one, or m hu way. 
1 Objicis, 
To lay a dead, er faines thing, infleed 
of a true,and lively thing. 
x Suppono. 
' To lay on heapes, n Apggero. a 
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To lay along. 1 Froſterno, vt, profter- 
nere co:pora humig/s lay boares along 
vpon the ground. 

To lay bef»rrgov repreſent, 

1 Repreſents, 

To lay except;on againiF, 

2 Praſcribo,vt,icus accuſatores pre- 
ſcribir. 

To lay waight. 

2 Petn,vr,vnum me petunt,:! & only 
I that they lay waight for. 

T' lay by line, 

3 Degrummor. 

To lay to ones charge, 

I Objicio. O 

T'- lay ſnares. 1 Tendere calles. 

T lay for a thing before ut come. 

1 Pretendo, 

To lay an excuſe. 1 Pratendo. 

To lay egges. 2 Pani. 

Layed, 1 Polins,p. 

Laid aſnader,or apart, 

1 Sepoſitus,p. 

Eg leſt off. 

iP Itus,millus,p. 

Laid —_— 

1 Interpolitus,interjcus,p. 

Laid wynder. 

1 Subſtrats,p, 

Laid again#t. 

1 ObjeQus,oppolitus,p. 

Laied by,or to. 1 Appolius,p. 
Lad in. 1 Immiſus,p. 

L aied downe, or left manothers k:e- 


ping. 1 Depolius,p. 
La:d downe 


A layi.g tefore the face, or eres, or a 
laying againft, 1 Objcaus,m. 
Alaying in of a beame, 

3 Immuſlura,f, 

DP att layirg or bringing forih yaung, 
1 Effccwus,ad. 


| -ALay-man, 1 Laics. 


Lay land, 


| 1 Terra ſubſeciva. 


ALake. i Lacus,m, 
A Lambe. 

1 Agnus,m.agna,f. 
Alt lc lambe. 

1 Apnellus,m. 


| A lambe lately eancd, 


1 Avilla,f. 


; A ſucking lambe. 1 Subruaraus. 
! Alatmword Lonbe. 


1 Agnus cordus 

He that bath many lanes. 

1 Polyarna,m. 

0, or belonnt eto 4 lambes 
1 Agninus,ad, 

To be Lome. 1 Claxdico. 
To ma C lame .or mumed. 

1 Demunlu,demembro. 
One that # lam or maimed, 


3 Cyllv,m, 


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L 1m ment» 3 Attz,m. 

Lameneſſe, 1 Claudicatio,f. 
Lamenes of linames for lacke of blood, 
called benumm.ng. 3 Swpor,m. ſtu- 
piditas,f. 

Lame, 1 Claudus,mutilus. 

Lame by reaſon of age. 

1 DHecrepius,ad, 

Lame of one hand. 

i Mancus,ad. 

To Lament ,warle,or mourne. 

1 Lamentor,ploro, quzror, mareo, 
fleo. 2 Doleo,v.weepe. 

To lament much. 1 Ingemo. 

Ts lamunt a long time. 

1 Pro . 

To begin to lament, 

1 Lugeſco. 

To lament fainedly, 1 Afﬀeo. 

Ts lament greatly, 1 Illachrymo. 
To lament FM the lofſe of any body, 

1 Elugeo. 

To lamentgweepe,vaile,or mourne to, 
or With one, 1 Apploro. 

To /amient with another. 

1 Congemo,callachrymo. 

To lament owes fortune, 

1 Miſeror. 

To make lamentable. 

3 Lugubro. 

They lament, 1 Tujerur,imp. 
Lamented. 

"| q 
Lamented for. 

1 Deploratus,defle:us,p, 

VI 6 thy to be lamnented. 

1 Lachiymabilis,ad, 

N ot lomented. 

1 Inveploratus, indifletus, p. 

A lumitow. 

1 Lamentator. 

A lamentt.7,wailins,ov lamentation. 
1 Lamentatio, querela, f. cjulatus, 
Yenutws,m, 

A lomentirg,or wail:y g toget ey. 

1 Comploratio,collachrymativ. 

A lamenting ov mouriing. 

1 Mceror,lugus,flcws,ms 

A lamentmy, wiih beating the bree#t 
3 Tympananast. 

Lamentablenefſe. 


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A lamentable ſongyverſe 37 verſess 
1 Elegus,m.epiodnum,threnum. 
A lementable ſong at burials. 
1 Nema,f threnum,n. 
A writer of lament able verſes. 
1 Flegiographus,m. 
A lamentable _— 
whereby 4 man u grieved. 
1 Querimonia,t. 
Lam-omoble. 
1 Lamentabilis,laQuolus,flebilis,lu- 
giubri3,triflis. miſerabils,ad, 
Teri lament b ' M 
1 Fecluftvoſus,ad. 
That cau/ th lamentatien. 
1: Lamcencarius,luctifer,ad. 

O 


of a thing, 


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Of or belonging to lamentation. 

1 Elegiacus,ad. 
Full of lamentation, 

1 Gemibundus,ad. 

Lamentably. 

1 Lugubre flebiliter adv, 

A Lampe. 

1 Lampas,lucernaf lychaus,n. 

A lutle lampe. 

1 Lucernula,f, 

A lampe with two lights, 

1 Dimyxos. 

A Lampe with three lights, 

1 TrymyX0s. 

A lampe with divers lights, 

1 Polymyxos, 

The match of a lampe. 

2 Lychaus,m. 

ALauncelot, 

1 Fundus,m. 2 Poſſckio uſtica,vi ; 
lawnce land. 

A land,or region. 

1 Tena,ora,f. 

Lands vnilled. 

1 Cherfos. 

Lands tilled. 2 Rus,n. 

Ley land. 1 Selio. 

Land that hath len ley, turned m the 
ſpring time. 1 VervaQumyn. 

Land l:en ley after newly tilled. 
1 Ruderumn. 

Land tilled everie other yere, or land; 
newly eared to be ſowne. 

1 Novalc,n.novalis F. 
Land ſew<d. 

2 Seges,f. 
A peece of Lund im the countrey, with- 
out any houſe. 1 Ager,m. 

They whoſe Lond lie by th. high way. 

1 Amlegctes,m. 


Lands which by the cmill law muht be | 


gven,or ſould. 

1 Cenſiu agn. 

Free lard,or ferhold lanl, 

1 Optimo jure przdia - 

Lands grven by fee ſimple, or fret ale, 
to be hylden o/ the donow, by ſome ſer 
vice. 1 Benchiciarius, fundus. 

He that requ:yeth to bawe part 1 dt- 
viſion of lands, 1 Agripeta- 

A land lepper,vide lowerer, 

A prece of land fallen by mberst ance. 

: Hzredium,n. 

Land eryen in franke mariate. 

1 Tellus,vel fundus, vel ager Cotalis. 
Land that t proper to ove, 

1 Allodium,n. 

He that hath much landes : a great 
landel mam. x Ditiffimus agri. 
Pertaming to lands. 

1 Agrarius. 

A Lange,or [:rtle firert in a fowne, 

1 Viculus angipouris,m, 

A by lave 

: Diverticulum,n. 

Langeg,oyr coir (cs in buildinge, or ſet- 
Firg 1hi'gs in a d-x, 

1 Cora,onun. 


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LAR 


LAS 


L'A T 


ALanguate, 

1 Liogua,t. ſermo,m. 

A proper forme of any language. 

1: Idiumazn. 

A gentle language, 

2 Llandiloquentia,f. 

He that wſeth {ach languages 

1 on way 4 

That can ſþ2ake two languages, 

1 Bilinguis,ad. 

He that hath fine languages. 

1 Fentaglottus,ms 

A Lanxuet «f amber, like 4 lorg 
b:ad, 1 Langurium,n, 

To Languih,con/a22c,or pine away. 
i Languen,tabeo. 

To mke to laviſh, or conſume away. 
1 Tabefaco. 

Langulh. v Languor,m. 
Languiſhinr,or languerous, 

I Languidus, 

Somewh.t languſhing. 

1 Languidulus,ad, 

Lanke, ſlender,or thinne in bodie. 
x Vietus. 3 Subſtucus,ad. 

A Lant2rn?, 

1 Laremna,f. viz dux. 

A lntle lanteyne. 

1 Laternula. 

Alznterne of wood, 

1 Lychmus,ligneolus, 

A lanterne-bearers 

1: Lateinarius,m. 

A Laptdartc. 

1 Gemmanus,m. 

To make aL apye,or ikert. 

3 Gremio. 

To lap wp,or fold. 1 Plico. 

To lap vp agaie. 1 Replico, 
Lapped, x Plicatus, p. 

A lap,or bojome, 1 Gremium,n., 
A liutle lap. 1 Gremiwlum,n, 
The lapypla.ght,or fold of a garment. 
1 Sinus veltium. 

The lap of the eare, x Lobus, 

A lppinggor ſelding vp. 

1 Invoulutioff. 

The Lappes of lungs ant livers. 
1 Fibrz plumonis,& jecoris. 
TL A9PpLe, or licks,vide l:cke. 
Layſc 


To Larne. 3 Lardo,adipo, 
Lard:d. 1 Adipatus 

Larde. 1 Liquamen,lardum. 

A little larde. x Laidulum,n. 

A 'a ding fticke. 1 Lardariums 

A Lardecrie,or lard howſe. 

1 Lardariwum,cararum,n. 

The yeaman of the larderie. 

2 Condu<,conduſpromus,ms 

To mak: Larger, 

: Cullate,prolato. 

To wax large, 1 Lateſco. 

L argeneſſ:. 1 Latrudo, amplitalo, 
magnitudo,f, 

Lug neator axaple. 1 Prolixus,lare 
gus,laws, magnus,amphs, ſpauoſus. 


I Lapſus,e forfeiture of a preſentatis. 


Verielarge. 

1 Peramplus,p1zlargus,ad. 
Somewhat large. 1 Largiuſculus. 
Largely,or amply. 

1 Spatios6,amplc,ady. 

Largely,or aboywantly, 1 Largere» 
fus&,vide abonndan tly. 

At largegor in many words, 

1 Verbosc,adv. 

Ss largely, 1 Eouſgue,ady, 
Largegr liveralirie. 

1 Beneficentia ,munificenra,Ff. - 
Toe larges of a Privice, or Capratnegto 
his ſe uldiextgor to bus people, 

1 Dcnativum,congiarium,n, 
Thmgs that Emperonrs , or Princes 
were wt to cait in a-larges among ft 
the peopieyas breadycakerymoney,&c, 
1: Mitlilia,um,n. 

Large,or bountfull vide liberall. 
Laſcrviouſneſſe. 

: Libidoyt. 

Lacivious, 1 Petulcus,ad. 
Laſcionomſly. 1 Petulanrer, adv. 
To Lath ont,vide laviſh. 
ALafſhyer ſtripe, x Plaga,e,t. 

A laſh,or yerkes 

2 Crepitus,m. 

The Laske, 

I D:fluxio,t. fluor VENTTIS» 

A lake ſtopped. 

2 Venter ſuppreſſus. 

A las ,or flux of the belly,with inflam- 
mat.on. 1 Diarrhea. 

Las@ge,or he that hath the lake, 

1 Forilus,m. 

ALafſe, « Paclla. 


1 Duro,perduro,permanes, V. #0 en- 


To lat ever, 1 Perenno. 

Latting all day long. 1 Perdius. 

L asting for ever. x Sempiternus. 
The L4Ff, 1 Viimus,poſtremus. 

2 Noviſlimus,cxtimus, 

The laft ſaving one, 

1 Penultimus,ad. 

The laf? but one. 

| Antepenultimus,ad-: 

L oit(y,vr finally.r Denique,demum, 
tandem. 2 Proxime,adv. 

Laft of all, x Poſtremo,vitimo,cx + 
trem9s,ad extremum. 

At the lat 23 Noviſlime,adv. 

A jboomakers Laſte, 

: Myſtricula. 2 Forma calcei. 
ALaf. Onus, 

Te EL aſtage, vide balaſs. 

A Latch of « d»ore, 

1 Cadanaſeus,m. 

A Latchct «f 4/hoe. 

: Anſa,corrigia,f. ligula calceorum, 
obflragulum calcei. 

Tobe Late, m the cyening, 

1 Veſp:ro. 

Ts w..x Late. 1” Veſperaſco. 

Tr nike to come late. 

3 Taido. 


Latewar4,oy late,as in the evening. 
1 Serotinus,ſerus, 1or,ad. 
Late in the evening, 

1 &ro,veſpere. 2 Tarde,ady. 
On: eo lauetimae, 

1 Ncotericus, 
Late hapntd,or dane. 

1 Nuperus,ad. 

Th: latrey. 

1 Poſterior+ 2 Recemtor, 
Lately,of late,or not long ſince- 

1 Iamdudim,paulo ante , olim n1- 
pcr,modo,nunc, jampridem. 2 Re- 
ccns,aay, 

Late ly 

1 lam inde,noviter,pridem, 

Verie late, orverie little while agoe, 

1 Pernuper,nuperrime,ady, 
Butlate. 

1 Dudim,mods, 

ALath, 

1 Aſſerculus;afficul?,m aſſhla, lata,f 
Latirude,or breadth. 

1 Latitudo,t.vide breadth, 

To ſþrake Latine. 

3 Latimzor. 

The latine longues 

1 Lingua latina. Sermo latialis,lati- 
nitas,t. 

After the manner of latine, 

1 Latine,adv. 

Lattim mertall. 

1 Aurichalcum,orichalcum,n,es,co- 
ronarwmm , 

ToLattiſevy. x Clathro, 

To mike ihe lartiſe. 

1 Cancello, 

M ade lthe a1 attiſe i Clathzatus,can- 
cellatus,reticularus,p. 

Lattiſes, 

1 Cancell,orum. 

Laitiſes made of twi7 goes, 

1 Gerrz,armm., 

A lattiſe ſet before awindor, 

1: Tranknnaff. 

A lattiſe window, 

1 Clathrus,m, 2 Conſiculam,n, 
Lattiſceworke. 

2 Reticulatum opus. 

Latriſe wiſe, 

1 Retculatim, cancellatim. 
Laved, vide drerr. 

To law? gietc muito, : 

A Laver,or Emer, 

1 Niptrum, vide Exery. 

To Lauxh. 

I Rideo. 

To laugh at one 1 Obideo, 
Tolangh harte'y, 

x Pen:deo. 

Ts lawch privi'y. 

1 Subrideo 

To langh to ſcorne. 

1 Ini. .co,dcrideo. 

Tolavgh rogether, 

1 Conrideo, 

To laugh alond,or vnmnea/urably. 

2 Cichinoas. 


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To laugh farre off. 

1 Proqieco 

L :nnzhed t ſcore. 

1 Irnfus,tublanaatus, p. 

A laugh. 1 Rifor,m. 

A !a1;nergor ſtoſſer, 

1 Der.for,pernur,m. 

Agre:t lauther,or ſeorner, 

1 Cachinno,m. 

Langhtcr,or laughing, 

1 Rilus,irrifus,m. 

L aughter mn der fron. 

1: Cachinaus,m. 

An unmenſurable laughtey. 

1 Cachinnatio,achriogelos,f. 
Along lawghtey without 4 came, or 
ſach,whole end uforrow, 

2 Riſus ſardonicus. 

He that never laugheth, 

1 Apgelaſtus,m. 

A luughing 10 [corne. 

: Kifogitnfiog. wriſhs,m, 
Alanrhis bartly, 

I Pernſio,t, 

A laughing ftocke , or a thing to bet 
laughed at. 1 Kidiculam , deridicu- 
lum,ridiculare,n. 

Hee that laugheth to make another 
laugh. 1 Oclafinns,ad. 

He that can lau;h. 

One that laugh:th much. 

1 Ridcbundus,ad. 

L aughed at. 1 Deriſorius,ad. 

VV orthy to be laughed ar. 

I D:ridiculas,ridiculus,ridiculari?. 
Laurhngly. 

I Ridiculc,adv. 

To Lavth,or lab our, Sy 
1 Prodigv. 2 Profundo, projico, 
laigior. 

To much laviſhneſſe. 

1 Prodigitasef. 

Lamb. 

1 Profuls.ifſimas ad. 

Lwviſhly.* 3 Profusc,ad. 

To Launce,or open afore. 

1 Scarnfico,inſando. 

To lawnce round about. 

1 Circumſcarnfico, 

A lauwnce man. 

: Haſtiger,haſtifer,ad. 

A lanncedr ſpeare. 

i Haſtaf. 

A laure 4 

1 Scarnficatio 

2 Incifio,inciſura,f. 

A launce, lr:celotgor ſurgeon hnift 
wherewith they wſeto ler blond, 

x Scalpellus,m plileboromum. 

2 Scalper. 

Alawrc:lot to cut won ds, 

1 Smiliomgn. 

A (ur: e0ns,or barbers laynce. 

1 Scalprum.n, 

Almmxelot to open a vein , or let 
blerd. 

1 Scalprum clururgicum. 


Te Launch owt into the d-epe, 
2 Solvo,vr folvere navem. 
Laund,vidc lawne, 
ﬀA Laundzcſte, 
1 Loaix candidaria,f. 
Crownet wah LairclL 
1 Lavreatus,p. 
Laud,vide pray. 
Lawable, ohata: 
1 Lavdabilis. 2 Pr i;, appro- 
bandus,ad. 
To make Lawtull. 
3 Legrimo, 
It u lawful 1 Licet,imp. 
To make a lay. 
1 Fancio. 
A law, 
1 Lex,preſcnptio,nomia,f nomos,m 
plephiſma,fardus,n. 2 Format, 
A little law. 
1 Legula,f. 
A law ett ab':ſhed. 
1 Sandtio,f. 
Law,or right. x Tus,ſas,inde:l. 
A law,cr decrce of the Senate. 
3 Senatuſconiulum,m. 
The law peculiar for everie citie and 
Fowne, 1 Lex municipalis. 
A law of equalit:e. 
1 Ifonomja. 
Law?s made in aſſemblicr, concerning 
peculiay cuitomes, 
1 Leges curiatz- 
A law made amorg the T omanes for 
exceſſe of banquiting. 
i Fanialex didio, 
AJaw made for featt , 
1 Tapula,f, 
Lawes concerning devotion. 
1 Oſz,f 
Law of armet, 
Tus mlitare. 
A law whereby a men recovereth that 
which u loft in warre, or alienate4 
from him by ſome vnlawfull meanes, 
1 Poſitliminioma. 
The law carwvii, 
1 Ius civile, 
The low of narure. 
1 Tus naturals. 
The law of Nations, 
1 Ins gentium. 
A law made of th: prople without the 
conſent of the Senate. 
1 Plebiſcitum.n 
A ſ.cond law, pr repeating of the law. 
1 Deuteronorium,n. 
Ev:Uconftitution, ad diſordering of 
the law, s Dyinomiagf. 
Law dares. 
Dies faſti, juridici. 
Alanyy. 
1 Turiiconſultns juriſperitus, jurifpra” 
dens, jurifcon@liGous, rnd 
A young lawyer, 
1 Leguleius,m, 
Certaire lawyers in Athent. 
1 Arcopagite,m, 
O2 


A man of law expert in caſes concers 


ning lanas. 

1 Pradiator. 

A lawyer that deferdeth ones cau'e,as 
4 procectumuryor atlourney, 

2 Cugmrtor,m. 

Lawyers which negletting the :quity of 
the lavweyſticke to the verie words. 

1 Acribodicz1,m. 

ouch a ftriet law. 

1 Acnbodiczum,a. 

Lawyers, who having ſtudied the law 
#rewhole yeareadded the ſecond yeare 
al\o therevnto, 

1 Edictales,m. 

One that lrueth to prate alwaies of the 
law. 1 Philodicus,m. 

He that tcacheth the law. 

1 Nomoddagesun, 

A law maker. 

1 Legyſlator legifer,nomothera,ne- 
mothetes. 

2 Sancor,(criptor,m. 

A breaker of lawes. 

1 Legirupa,c g.,legirupio. 

Hee WW or. keeping of bookes 
Wherein lawes be written. 

1 Nomophylax,m. 

A lawyer: nftrwncnt briefly drawne. 
1 Abbreviauu,f. 

A licentiate of the lawes, or ene who 
bath the law fiuc yeares, 


1 Prolyta,m, 

Kn-wlege m the law. 

1 Jury a,t- 

Lawfulneſſe. 3 Legitimatio,f. 
Lawleſſe. 


1 Exlex,illex,com g. 

Of,or be/onging to the law. 

1 Iundicialis, juridicus,adv, 
Lawfull. 

1 Licis,legitiaus. 2 Tuſtus,ad.con- 
ceſſus,p 

Lawjull ,or permitted by the law of 
God. 1 Fas,indecl, 

Not lawful. 

1 Illegitimus, 

Lavfully, 

1 Jure,lcite,legitime. 

Lawne,or fine lnne 1 clath. 

1 Sindon carbalus,F. 

A Lavwne 4 parke. 

1 Salms,m. 

A Laye,videſong. 

A Lare,vide /«ke. : 
A Lazer. 1 Leproſus, mentagric?, 
elephantiacus,m. 

The diſeaſe of a later, 

1 Leprz:f. | 

A lazerhouſe. 1 Hierocomuns. 
Lazineſſe, » Pigritia£t. 

Lazae. 1 Scgnis,1or,ad. 

Laſily. 1 Pigre,adv.vide ſowe. 


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VVb:teLeache,ofſeme called leechs 
Laonbard. 1 Gelatina a" 
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LEA 


Te Lean, or ſoulder together, 

1 Plumbo. 

Lrale, 1 Tlumbum,n. 

VV hite leae. 

1 Ceruffa,f. album plumbum. 

The beft fome, or fume of lead, called 
white leade. 1 Luhargyrium,n luar- 


Ayr ſecond a ha Lad, 
1 Argymes 
The third k 12, -d of whitelead. 
1: Mol 

edde wg l « Mkidewa. 
Blacks lead, 1 Olealtienſe,n. 
A vane of lead, 


_ Fe, 1,or plumb 

A worker of lea4,or p er, 

I [nab erm 

A ſouldering with lead, 

1 Plumba'1o, plumbitura F. 
That u leaded. 1 Incottlis,ad. 
Mixt with lead, 1 Plumbotus. 
That i of lead, 1 Plambeus,ad. 
T- Lead. 

1 Duco,dedueo,educo,ſubduco. 
2 Dirigo,traho. 

To lead ofter. x Perdafto. 

Ts lead before. x Predncv. 

To lead in, 1 Introdaco 

To lead avay. 1 Abduco,feduco. 
To lead to, 1 Addaco, 2 Fav. 
Tolerd about. . 

1 Circumduco,duRto. a Circumago. 
To lead about often, 

1 Ductito, 

To [ead over, 

t Traniduco. 23 Trajicio, 

To lead againft. 1 Contraduco. 
To lead from _ lace to another. 
: Deduco,traduco. 

To lead throur\, 1 Perduco. 

T lead forth. i Produco. 

To lead afide,or decetne, 

1 Sed-ico, 

To lead by force, 1 Perduco. 

To lead away by force, uz Abduco. 
To lead forth againe. 

1 Redu:o 

- lead ont r fem the flocks. 


To lead ont gy the way, 1 Abduco, 
ſeduco,preterduco. 2 Diverto. 


To leade,mourgoy allure. 
1 Dele 2 Rapio. 
To leade,or paſſe 


I Deco, vt,degere vitam. 
To lead, or convergh, 3 Mino. 
To leal adawnce. 1 Preulto. 


To lead, or bring in a dotrine, or opi- . 


mon, 3 Tagogo 

Led. 1 Dutre,dedutes, perduQus, 
induftus,p, 

Led about. 1 CircumduQus,p. 
Led away. 1 AbduRus,p. 

Led afide, n Yednftus, p. 

A 'e:der, 1 Dux,c.g ductor,m. 

A leader away. 

1: Abductor,m.tiix,f, 


| A leater bome againe. Reduftor. 
A miſſe leader. 1 i Sedudor,m, 
A lead. r,or pornter owt of the way. 
1 Przmonltrator,m, 
A leader of a dawne. 
1 Chorocuhariſta,preſultor,m.rrix,f 
al leading. 1 DuRus,ducaus. 


A leads g,or bringing in. 

1 IntroduRtio,iuductiof, * 

A leading abour. 

1 Circunducus, m 

Aleading home 47 4:1, " 

1: Reductio. 

Leading the way, 1 Previus, ad, 

E aſie to beled. 1 Dutitius, 

T o bring forthor beare Leanes. 

L Frockeo.Gendefio. 

Leaued,or having leaues. 

I Foliatus,ad. 

A leafe, 1 Fohum,n- 

Alinleleafe. 1 Foliolum,n 

The lc.ft that groweth next x wFrF 
of any graine. 1 Loba. 

The leafe,or brawnch of a tree. 

1 Frons,f petalium,n. 

The leafe of a beane, 

: Operculamencum fabe. 

The leaf* of the beant called Colocaſia. 
: Ciborium,n. 

A Vine leaſe, 

1 Abeſtra, velabaſtra,f. 

Aroſe leafe. 3 Capritolium,n, 

A certaine leafe in India, that ſwim” 
meth 14 pooles, without any apparant 
root, 1 Malabathrum. 

The leawss of trees,or hearbs. 

1 Coma,t, 


- [/ afe of p 
Charta ſcheda, f. 2 Philyra, phi. 
hg f. 


A fide of a. ” in a booke, 

1 Pa 

Alutle _ 1 Paginula,f. 
To leafe of anhogs fas. 

1 Vnumgn. 

That beareth leawes. 

1 Frondifer. 

That which hath broad leaves. 

1 Latifolius,ad, 

Emllof greene leaues, 

1 Frondoſis,ad, 

VV itheut leauer. 1 Tnfrens,ad. 

Of leaues. 1 Frondeus, fiondarius, 
foliaccus,ad. 

To enter into League, 

z Confadero. 

A league, 1 Fadus,n Inducic,f. 


triesgrorned in warre againft one. 

1 Symmachiagt. 

A league , 07 entercourſs betweene 
Princes , for the ddlhiverance of any 
thing. 1 Reciperatio, —_— 
A league breaker. 1 Faditr 

T2» Leak® or mn forth, 

1 Transfluo, perfluo. 


A league among | men of drueys coune + 


A Leame of fire,or brightrefſe 
1 Lampas,t. 

A leame of lightning. 

1 Furgetrum,n.fu! 

A Leame/or dog: FAT lab. 
To be Leane. 

1 Macco,macreo,macreſo, 
To wax leave. 

1 Maceico, macreſco,gracileſco. 
To waxe le ane againe, 

1 Rem 


To makg veric leant, 1 Macro, 

To makg leane againe. 

1 Remacero 

Tobe extreame leane with ſickeneſſe, 
1 Tabeſco, 


M ade leane, 

: Maciatus,emaciatus. 3 Tenuatus, 
EALCNUALUS, ALLENUALKS, LMMMUTAITUS, P. 
Leaneneſſe. 

1 Maceria, maceries, macics,F. ma- 
cror.macor,m.macritudo 
Leaneneegbinneo ledeyne ſſe, 

1 Grocalnas, 2 

Leane folke. 


1 Gracentes. 2 M 

Leanie. 1 Mactr,macilentus. 
Leane,thingor flender. 

I Genin gan Re 
mus,cxulis,icutilus. 2 

Venie leane. 1 Permacer,ad. 

Verie leane for hu b1gne/ſe. 

1 Vegrandis,ad, 

Some «bat leane, x Macell:s,ad. 
Somewhat leanegthingor ſlender. 

1 Tenuiculus,veſculus. 

Leane by corruption or conſumption. 

1 Tabidus,ad. 

( arren leane. 

2 Strigoſus, Squallidus,ad. 

To Leane,ve,o r ſtay vpon. 

1 Nuor, innitor, annitor, connitor, 
ſubnicor, incumbo, 

2 Applico. 

Toleane towards, 

1 Inclino. acclino,reclino. 

To leane over, or ftand out farther 
than ethers. 1 Promineo, 

Ts leane more to, 

a Þ 

To leane to, or favouri in opinten, 

1 Adftipulor. 

Leaning 10,07 ypen. 

I Nos, innxus , anaixus, anniſas, 
innitens. 

Semdned bend. ng, 

: Acchnaws,p. 

A learmng,or bending downeward. 

1 Dechvitasf. 

A leaning ſtaſſe wide taſſe, 

A leaning, or benam ſomewhat Vp- 
ward. 1 Kecl viel 

Leaning, or bending towarda thing, 

1 Reclinatus,p. acclivis,acclivus,ad. 


To 


w — 


—— ___ 


* 


LEA 


LEA 


LEA 


To Leapr, ; : 
: Sakn,lalio. 2 Emico.vt corczpit 
CMUCAE. 

To lcape 0:41, or forth, 


i Exilio,abſiuo,profilio. 2 Erumpo, 


penn po gra parn mere, 
1s lcape forth,or cgainit, 
Ailiho, 


I 

T's loape hither, and thither, 
1 Dijulto,defiulo,difio, 
To leppe ine 

1 Infiho. 

To leape vpe 3 Scando. 
To keape vponi. CL 
x Su ;o,infilio,confilo,abilie. 
To leape downe. 

: Del, diflilie. 

To leape begoreger forit, 

I Prafilio,prafulto. 

To leape together. 

r . 

Tos leaupe over. 

1 Tranſiho,tranklto. 3 Tranfvols. 
Ta leapegor ride on, 

1 Tranſccrda. 

To leapegor fie wo, 

2 Eo. 

Te l-ape often. 1 Saltito, Gals. 

To leape backe. 

1 Rehal; to, 

Ts leape rr 1 Subfilo. 

To leape ſwiftly 4s the Hart panteth. 
: Palpito, 


To leapt,or ship for 109, ; 

1 Geito,pregeſtio,cxulto,exilio, 
T6 leape for joy. 

1 Intulto, 


Ts leape pon, 4s malesdoe ypon fo- 
mules, 2 Salo aflilio,inhho. 
Liapt 1n10,94 11440 aſaddles 

2 Inſcenius,p. 

A leaper, 1 Saltator,m. 

A leapings | 

1 Saltatus,m. faltatio,ſaltura.f, 
A leaping vp. 1 Intulatio,t. 
A leaping 11,07 Vpone 

1 Inſulturat. 

A leaping firtt, 

1 Prefultura,f. 

A leaping forth, I Proſultura,f. 
A leaping backs, 

1 Refultura, 

A leap;ng for 109. 1 Exultatio,f. 
Aleape. 1 Saltus,m, 

Full of leaping. 

x: Saltabundus,ad. 

Pertaining 10 le Wo 


x Saltator bt 

By leaper,or leape by leape. 

1 Saltatim,caulum, ahiie,vee- 
tim,ſaluum,adv. 


A Leapc,or weele to take fiſh in. 
1 Naſlad, 


Lerpes to take Ecler, 
I Gandeca. 


T:« Leape yeare, vide yeare- 
T- Learne, £5 
1 Diſco, addiſco, 2 Prgcipie, com- 


prehendo,apprehendognelligo.cog- 
NUKO, 

T's learne tagether, 

1 Condiſco. 


To luarneb.jore, 1 Pradilco. 

To le«rne by hear: yor perjett ty, 

1 Ediico,perdiico. 

One that (ear neth in bu childhood, 

1 Pgdamathes,m. 

One that learnerh wn lu old age, which 


Lexe of (earmrg. 1 Philomathia. 
Learning. 1 DuUnnagerumuo dill. 
plina,licera.ura,lucre,maibema 

3 Cognitio,t. 

Thai learning which comprehendeth 
all the ſcaven liberail /ciences, 

xz Encyclupgdia,f. 

Lean.ng vy demorftration, 

1 Mathefis, £. 

«Aprneſſe to learne, 

1 Dolizas,f. 

Learned of him(clſe, without his ma-= 
fer: heipe. 1 AutodidaQtus,ad. 
Learned, 

1 Litecatus,dodes,crudiws,p. ior,iſ 


funus,j rudens,ſububs. 2 Peritus,p. 
Verie wel learned, 
I Perdoctus,p lIneratori i ſus 
S emeypuat learned 


I F # -- | ic - ay ad 
Learned m the ſeaven liberal arts, 
1 Heptatechnus, ad. 

Learned nething at all, 

1 Agrammatus.ad. 

Apt to learn. 

1 Doalis,diiciplinoks,ad. 

Tet rt aymng to learning. 

1 Litecrariusad, 

That may be learned. 

1 Diſaplnabilis,ad. 


A lraſouner, leaſony , or letter of a 
leaſe.2 Locator,m. trix,f.locaturi?,m 
The taking of a leaſe, by hiring or far- 
miry of a thing, 

1 Redempturagf, 

Aleaſe. 

1 Charta redemptionis, Formula re- 
Sendeadant 


ptionis. 
To Leaſe aſter reaper;,v.to gleane 
aſing,vade [ying. 
”; , a er wicd nbich beaſts 
be ried, 1 Lorum. | 
2 Retinaculumu,n. 
A leaſhyor colter fora dogge. 
i Numella f. 
Alnle leaſh. x Habenula, f, 
A leaſh of bounds. 
x Ternio canum. 
Oz 


1b:Leaff, 1 Minimus,ad. 
The leatt of ah. 

1: Mukchimus,ad. 

Leait of allyer at the leaFF. 

I Minumme,adv. 

At the leath . 

1 Minimim,ad minimum, cum mi. 
numum,laltcm,adv, 

Lecali auie man, 

1 Nequs. 

Leait any,or leatt any way. 
1 Nequa,adv. 

Leatt peraduentures 

1 Nequando,ady. 

Leatl that. 

1 Ne,ri,neve,ady. 

T's take Lealure. 

1 Otwr. 

Ts be at leaſurt, 

1 Vaco. 

1 am at good leaſues 

1 Vacatyjmp. 

Being at leaſure. 

1 Vacans,p. 

2 \ acuus, iſſimus.ad. 

He that rukgth leajwwe & aduiſement 
what to doe, 

$ Deliberator. 

Leaſure. 


1 Oruum,n. vacatio, f. Vacuum tem= 


Leaſureer tariance. 

1 Mora,x aula,f. 

Leaſ; wre,or ſpace. 

1 Spatium,n. 

2 Locus,m.vt dare locum. 

Lea/wreiy,or ali by leaſure. 

1 Otiose, vacanter, 

Leaſurely, ſoftty,or by little and little. 

1 CunGanter,otiose, um, MINU- 

tatim,jenſim,pedetentuw, paulatim, 
eather. 

I Cormm,n. 

Tawed leather. 

: Alutag, 

Any thing made of tawed leather. 

1 Alutamen, allutamentum, coriace- 


um, n. 

The wpper /erthey of aſhae, 

1 Oftrgiilum,n. 

A leather ſeller. 

1 Pellio,m. 

Leather ſellers trade. 

1 Pellipana. 

A leather bagge. 

1 Paſccolus,m. aſcopera,f. 
A leather theng, or coller. 

1 Lornumgn. 

A tawer of leather vide tawer. 
A ade of leather, 

1 Coriaceus, {corteus,m., 
Covered,or vr pped with leather, 
1 Follugad. 

Covered with leather, 

1 Pelluus. 

Leatberie,on of leahey., 

1 Cotiaceus,terg)nus,ad. 


& | 


LEA 


LEA 


LEC 


Tolenue the 0/4 womnt. 

1 Deſuefacio,deſueſco 

To leaue off for a time. 

1 Intermitto. 

* To leame mourning. 

1 Elugeo. 

Ts leaue playing, 

1 Eludo- the 

To leave worke, 1 Cello. 
Toleame alone. 

3 Vidus. 

To leaue without ſuccour. 

1 Deſolo. 2 Prodo. 
Left,or for/aken. 

1 Defſuus,rel;Rus,derelictus, 
Leftor not medled with. 

1 Omiſſus 


_—_— W 
th. 


is. 


_ 


—— 


— 


Left off for a time. 

1 Intermiſks,remiſſus,p. 

Left alone, 

1 Defolarus,p defolatorius,ad. vidu- 
atus,p. 


- Lef! =—_ 
1 Paralipomenon. 
That mwu#t be left off. 
1 Deſuecſcendus,p. 
A leaomg,or for/aking. 
» Kejettio,reliftio, derelitio, deſti. 
wtio,deſertio,f.derelicius. 
A leaving vntouched. 
1 Omiſſo,f. 
A leaving our. 
1 Pratermiſſio,f, 
A leaving off ſor a time. 
iS m. 
A leaving without comfort, 
1 Delolatio,F. 
Weaving or things left, 
1 Keliquiz,f 


—_ 


. 
= | 


That « (ft, 1 Reliquus, reſiduus. 


_ % 


1 Libratus, pavitus. 

A Leavell,juch as Maſons, or ( ar- 
penters vſe, 

1 Amullis,f. perpendiculam. 
ToLraveu, - 

1 Fermento. . 

To puffe, or rijev avening. 

I wb Po 

To beleavencd. 

1 Fermentor. 

Leavened. 

1 Fermentatus,P. 

Leaven, 1 Fermentum,n. zyme. 
The laying of leaven. 

2 Conſperſo,f. 

Leavenecd bread. 

1 Zymites. 

Made of leaven. 

1 Fermentarius. 

VVitbout leaven. 

1 Azymus,ad. 

A Leaver, or barre, to lift oy beaye 


timber. x Palanga , phalanga, f. ve- 
is 


\A leaver, with an iron point , vide 
barre. 

A Leveret,”” young Hare, 

I m. 

Ts py the Lecherour. 

i {aktince. 

To commut lecherie, or p'ay the leche- 
10447. 1 Mcxchorneretricor, 

To ccmmut lechrrie with one nigh of 
kmne. 1 Inccſto, 

Tobe lecherous at the nge of fourteene 
geares, 1 Hirquitallio. 

A lecher,or lecherour. 

i Machus,ſcortator,ms. 
Leherie, + 

1 Libido,impudicitia, 2 Venus. 
*Lecherie with kindred. x - Inceſtus. 


Of buſfe leather. To ewe Leaue to doe a thing. | Moft abominable lecherie. 
: Bubulinus,ad. 1 Sino, 1 Propudium,n oflis,f 
To Leau”, To take ones leaue of, or bid farewell. Lecher:e,or provocation to lecherte, 
1 Dclino,mitto. 2 Pretereo,depono. | 1 Valedico,faluto. x Salacitas,f. 
To leaueor forſake. I haut leaue to doe, The tick(1:g of lecherie, 
3 Deſero,deſtimo,defiſco,linquo,re- | 1 Licet,imp. 2 Vriica,t. 
linquo,derelnquo,deficio. 2 Diſce- | Leaue w given, Deſire of lecherie vpon fight, 
do,vt diicedere ab amicis;fo leaye the | 1 Permittitur. 1 Propaſſio,f. 
' Fienlſhip of men. Decedo,mt decede- | He that giveth leaue, The feend of lecherie. 
re poſſeſsione 1 C ,m. 1 Aſmodens. 
Ts leaue off. Leaue,or licenſe, : Overmuch ve of lecherie, 
| x Delino, defiſto, abſiſto, mitto, di- | 1 Venia, copia, licentia , permiſſio, | 1 Clinopale. 
mitto, intermitto, remitto. 2 Rece- | conceilio,f permiſſus,conceſlus,m.li- | Ahonſe of lecherie, 
do, conquieſco, Parco, abrumpo, re- | bertas. 2 Facultas,poteſtas,pax,f.ve | 1 Lupanar, vide brothelhewſs, 
moveo. pace tua. Meats ſtrrring to lecberie, 
To leaughehinde. Leaue to depart. 21 Salacescibi. |; 
1 Poſtmitto,poſtergy. : Mito, dimiffio. A child pit fourteens yeares , begin- 
. To leaue out a thing that ſhould be | Leon to enters to 4 Drince. ning robe moved with lecherie. 
ſprken,or vntouched. 1 Admiſſio,f. 1 Hirquitallus,m, 
1 Prztermitto. 2 Pretereo, i} VVithout leaue, Lecherows, 
To leaue out that ought v0 be ſpoken, 7 x Immiſſus,ad.immiſſo,abl. 1 Libidinoſus, venereus, mechus, fa- 
as effet ual to the matter handling. To Leavell,or make even, lax,petulcus. | 
" 1 Pravaricors 1 Complano.libro,perlibro,zquo. | Lecherous wm living,or words, 
| To leaue off fom doing a thing. Toleavell at,vide ame. 1 Laſav . 
x Superſedeco. To lic l-v«ll. Abomnable lecheroue. 
To leawe, for/ake,or put away. 2 Procumbo. 1 Propudioſus,ad. 
:R 10 Mad: levell. Abanaoned to all kind of lecherie, 


' One that u leſt handed. 


1 Fluxus 

Of,or belonging to lecheyie, 
1 Fornicatorius, ad. 

TD rovoking to lecherie, 

2 Prurieus,p. 
ALecterne,or decke, 

1 Plmeus,m. 


ALecture. 

1 Le&tio,f.vide leſſon, 

A Leftureor reading tn Schools,cal- 
led the kings Leitwre, or the common 
Leure. 1 Profeilio,f. 

A readey of left ures in open ſchooles, 
1 Profeſſor,m, 

Of,or belonging to that lefFupe, 

1 Profeſſorins,ad. 

Leech, Medicus, 


A leech-worme. 


nmuga. 
Leefe,i.d:ere. 
ALceke,or Scallion, 
1 Porrum,n, 
A lecke-bed. 1 Porrina,f, 
A leeke-blade, 1 Taliagt. 
Of,or belonging to alecke. 
1 Po 


, 
Lere,or leere. Complexio. 
Lees,vide Laes« 
ToLeeſe. 
1 Perdo,vide ts looſe. 
ALeete. Curia. 
T« Leete,vide 10 ſhew. 
Leete dares. x Dies falti. 
The Left hand. 
+ SiniſtraF. 


1 Scgva,t levus. 

Tertayning to the leſt hand. 

I Siniſter,ad, 

On the leſt hand, 

x Siniſtra,adv. þ 
On, ] 


—_— 


LEN 


LET 


LEG 


0n,or towards the left hand. 
: Sinuſtroſum. 
Left,vide leaxe. 
A Lecacte, 
i Legatum,n. 
He to whoma legacie iu made. 
1 Legatarius,m. 
Pertayning to legacies. 
1 Legativus,ad. 
ALegate, vide Ambaſſadour. 
To go ftradling,or creoke- legged. 
t VMicO, 
The leg from the knee to the ank{e. 
1 Tibia,f erns. 
A legge, or knuckle, 
3 Iumbus,m, 
A littlelegge. 
: Cruſculum,n. 
The kin of the leg gehehinde which the 
calfes. 1 Creage 
A kreaking of legger. 
i Crarifragum. 
He tat bath long legge?, or ſhanke!, 
1 Pedo, 
He that hath ſhort legges. 
1 Myſlclus,m., 
He that hath great leg ges. 
3 Cruratus. 
He that hath crooked leg ger, 
1 Varus,vatrax,vatrico|us. 
VV ry legged. 
Lick 


1 pes. 

Hee that hath legges bowed inward , 

wide betweene the feete, and the knees 

outward, 1 Vaiius,ad. 

Of,or pertayning to legges, 

| Tibialstbiens.an” 

Fri ematne,craft y conveyance, 
r . 

A Legion, 1 Legjo,f. 

A lutle legion. 

I 


A legion ef ſouldiers among the Ro- 
mans. 1 Aglapſis. 

Pertayning to a legion, 

I Legionanus,ad. p 
Lemitimate, Leginmus, 
Letſure,vide leſwre. 

AL eman,or married mans Concu- 
bin . 

1 Pallaca,vide Concubrne. 

Alntle lemangor par amour. 

1 Amicula,f. 

Lcmmons, vide Leimoens. 
ToLeny, 

1 Credo,mutun, accommodo, Occu- 
po, vec occupare pecuniam alicui, vel 
apud aliquem fanore , To lend out 
money to one for vſarie. 

To lend of ten. 

1: Commodito, 

To lend for gaineger Tſurie. 

1 Fcenero, 

Lext. 1 Accommodatus, credlitus, p. 
mutuus,ad. 

A lender, 1 Cieditor,m. 

A lender of money tovſurie. 

2 Cawplor,m, 


A lending. 1 Accommodatio,f, 
Lending for vſurie, 
x Fanerano. 
To whom any thing is lent freely, 
: Commodatonus,ad 
To Lengthen, or make long. 
1 Extendo,produco. 
To be,or waxe long. 
1 Longiſco. 
Lengtbened. 
1 Productus,cxtentus, 
A lengtkemng. 
iP jo,f. 
Lengths 
1 Prolixitas, longitudo. 
Length of t1me, 
1 Longitudo,f, 
A length, without breadth , a a line 
drawne with apen, 1 Gramme;#. 
VV here two ſentences are like in legth 
1 Ifocolon. 
Long. 
1 Longs, prolixus, extentus. 
Vere long. 
1 Prelongus,perlongus,ad. 
0 omewhas long. 
iS ad. 
More long than bread by halfe, 
1 Str b 
That « long, and cemmeth downe to 
the ankles. 1 Talaris,ad. 
Long,and round. 1 Tees, 
Long continuing. 
1 Longinquus, diuturn?,perenius,ad. 
Long heared, 
I 
Long loved, l 
3 Vivax,longeus,a« 
Long noſed. x Mactonaſus,ad. 
Twiſe as long. 
3 Eiflongus,ad. 
Long liſe. 3 Vivacitas,f, 
Longgor mn length, 
1 FroduRte,prolixe,procere,adv. 
Verielong, 
2 Extenniſſime,adv. 
On length. 1 Traftim,adv. 
Somewoat longyor a farre off. 
1: Longulc, longiuſcule, adv. 
A long time. 1 Dia, longe,adv. 
Vere long. 1 Perdiu,adv. 
How long ? 
1 Quandit,quouſque ? adv. 
How long ſince ? 
i Quampridem ? 
So long ? 
: Eouſque,tam div,adv. 
So long 4s. 
1 Eouſque dum, donec, tamdiu qua, 
tantlper dum,adv. 
Long of an berght. 3 Procerite,adv. 
Long befeye,long ago, or long ſince. 
1 Iampri:lem,olim, jamdudum, an- 
riquitus,ady 
Al the lenqih,oy at the laft. 
i Tandem,demum,aliquando,deni- 
que,adv. 
| Once «t the length. 1 Aliquando, 


O 4 


New ar length, 1 Tam tandem. 
Lenitie, Lenitas. 

Lent /eaſon: 
I » f. tewpus quadra- 
gelimale. 


A Leopard,or Libard. i Pardus,m, 
A female Libed, or Leopard. 


1 t 

A Lepe, vide Leape. 

The Lepeoſie, z Leprayf. 

A leper,or leprous man, 

1 Leproſus,clephantiacus. 
Lep2ous colow,vide colours, 

To Lellengor make leſſe. 

1 Tenuo,cxtenuo. 2 Diminuo,immi- 


nuo. 

To dimin:ſ,impaire,anl wer leſſe. 
1 Decreico. 2 Rareico. 
Leſſened,or made leſfe, 

I a4; L 2 þ 


rus at 
_- 
- 


mann. FOR 1 Inattenuatus. 
Making lefes 

1 Minutie,imminutio,f. 
L-ſſe,or leſſer 1 Minor,ad, 
For leſſe. » Minoris. 

Al:ttle lefſe. 3 Minorculus, ad. 
Leſſe. Minus,adv. 

A Leflon, or le#wregor lere. 

1 Le&io,preleRio,t. documentum 
A little leſſon. 1 Lefiuncula,f. 
A leſſon,or inftrutt:on, 


,Preceptum,n. pre- 
ceprio.f. 2 Momtum,n. F 
The Letante. 1 Leania,litania. 
Lethall,i deadly. 

The Lethargie,« ſerpy,drowſie,and 
forgetfull ſickeneſſe, — reajon and 
mmorie alſo penſ}eth. 

1 Lehargia,s lethargus,m. 

T» Let or kinder. 

I _—_— , przpedio, prohibeo, in- 
terpello,obſto, 2 Keprimo. 

To let often. 4 Tarduo. 

To letyor ſufſer. 1 Smo,permittO, 
To l.t in. 1 Admitto,intromuto. 

To let,or triterywpt vide interrupt. 

To let ones poſſage. 1 Obvarico- 

Ts let,or fay. 1 Tardo,retardo,mo» 
ror,remorer,retineo, 

To l:t or hindey one to kane. 

1 Subirsho, 

To let paſſe. 1 Mi:to,omitto,preter 
mittu. 2 Przterco. 

To let goe. 1 Demitto,cmitto. 

To let downe. 1 Dimitto. 

To let comngas the ſtrings of an infirt- 
ment. 1 Remitto, 

T's be let,or hindered. 

1 Diſlineor, obſtatur,'mperl. 

T. let to hive. 3 Locio,vide hrve. 

L etted. 1 Retardatus,impeditus,dife 
ſeritns,retentus. 2 Deterrims, difirt+ 
cus,p.4 

Lett mich nu: ch buſinefſe, 

1 Negonatus,p, 

Littener fettered tht he canmoet go. 
1 Frepeditrs,p. 

ore F Mmch 


the 


LET 


LEW 


LIB 


A letyor differb ance to ones buſineſſe. 
2 Interpellaio,f. 
Lef:,or hind-yances, 
2 Tricz,a1umgf. 
ALrtter,o 4. B C 
1 Litera, 2. Etementum, charatter. 
A letter miſiue,or Epittie. 
1 Litereepiltola,f. ſcriptum,n. 
2 Libeili,ormm,m. 
L»tters, 
2 Tabule,f. 
A l-tter wr tten in haſte, or without 
fudie. 2 Sylva. | 
Letters gratulatorie, ſont for a wel. 
come home, 1 Literg adventone. 
Litter: exrmſa' ene, 
1 Epiſtala excu atoria. 
Letters crookedly written, 
1 Lierz vacllantes. 
Letteys pattents. 
1 Diplomazn. codicilli,m. 
Letters of pardon. 
2 Dimiſſorig liters. 
Letters tawiting or biting, 
1 Literz aculeatz, 
Blind letters, that can hardlybevead. 
1 Literz cxvleſceutes, 
A private m wies letter, 
I Diographzx leerz, 
Letters ſent Fom one to another, 
1 Literg dimiſſonie. 
A letter of a Prince, anſwering other 
letters, 3 Reicriptum,a. 
Letters of exchange. 
1 Teſſarz nummarix. 
A letter carrier. 
: Tabellarius,m.vide Carriers 
Lertered,or well learned. 
Lireratus,ad. 
Be/onging to letters, 
1 Literarivs.2 Elementarius. 
Belonging to letters miſiine. 
1 Epiſtolaris,ad. 
A Lettife window, vide latt:ſe, 
A Lettiſe, boner, or cap for a 701» 
tlewoman 1 umicula. 
Lettice, vide hearbes. 
To Levell,vide leavel. 
Lever better. 
To Levie,or raxe,videceſe. 
Levied. 
1 ExaQus,p. 


A lew ſin . 


I Perditi, profligati homes, .. 

2 Quiiquilig,t. 

Eew1nejſe. 

1: Inprobitas, nequitia,pravitas- 

2 Impuritas,f. 

Lewd. 

Netarias, ſceleratus, flagitioſus , ne- 
quam,indec. pravus, improbus, ſpu. 
rificus. 3 Inquinatus, (celus, nctatt®, 
impudicus,impurus ad. 

U-rie lewd,or lewdebF. 


"I 


1 Peſſimus,nequiſſimus, 2 Impuriſ 
ſimus,perditus, profligatus,ad. 
AMde lewd. 


3 Impuilicatus,p. 
Lew! 


[80% © 
I mprob),nefarid.nequitic Aeie 
2 Impudic2,umpure. 
T- Lew(r,or vatoe. 
: Solvo difolvo,reſtringo.2 Retexo 
To lew{:,or make readie to fall. 
1 LabctaQto. 2 Deglutino. 
Ts l-ypſe,or put out of 1018t+ 
I Lax. 
Lenjed. 
1 Solutus,jor,ifftmus,diſſolutus. 
2 Extricatus,p. 
Not lewſed. x Indilſolutus, ad. 
2 Recinttus, part, 
A lewfer. 
1 Soluter,m.trix,f. 


1 ne ſolutio,reſolutio. 

2 Remillio,t. 

Lemwſeneſſe. 

1 LabetaQtio,laxitas,f, 

2 Vacillatio,f. 

The lewſeneſſe and cleft of the skinne 
ahout the root of the nailes. 

1 Reduvia,redivia,f, redivium.n. 
Lenſe. 


1 Laxus.ad l ſolu 


2 Flaxus,fluens,p. 

E afie tobe lewſed. 

x1 Solubilis, folutilis,diſolubils,ads 
That cannot belewſed, 

1 Indiſſolubilis,ad. 

Lewſely. 

1 Diſſoluts, lax&. 

2.Tacompolite , 

That Leyfer. 

1 -Malo. 


—_— 


Much letred. | Levon of money. | 

1 Impeditiſimus, 1 Exactio pecuniarum, 

Let ww Levin,vide l1ghtmung. L ante I 

I Miſus,omiſſis,intermiſſus,p . A Lenite. : ; 

A letter, or hinderer, 1 Levia,levites,m, To gs = p 

1 Parbator,morator.zRepreſſor,m, | A /evites wife, A D,vide leopard, 
_— : # ue wes = A Libell, © EN 
1 Impcditio. 2 Interpellatio, cohi. zor belonging to a levar, A flanderous libe 

Sms wy 1 Leviticus,ad. 1 Libellus famoſus. 
Alerting paſſe, Levitie, T give Liberally, 

1 Pretermiſſio,f intermiſſus,m, Levitas., 1 Largior, 

A letting of bloud, Tos ir L ewnly. Al berall giver, 

1 Phlebatomia, detraQtio ſanguinis, | 3 Nequito, 1 Largiror. ms. 

emiſſio ſanguint. A lewd perſon, A (therall grying. 

Alt. 1 Impedimentum, obſtacu- -| 1 MaletaQtor,m-trix.f, 1 Erogatio,largrtiosf. 
lum,n remora,f.obex dub.g. Lewd men,or naughtie packss. Libera'ir1e, 4r boun tifulneſſe. 


1 Lib:ralitas, beneticentia, ben 
tas. 2 Bonitas, 


igni- 


1 Perliberalis, perbenignus. 2 Indul- 
gentillimus,ad, 

Tos liber all. 

1 Prodigus,impendioſus,ad, 
Liberal! us the ſciences. 

I <nuus,ad. 

om-T'0 

3 Benipne,liberaliter, munifice. 

2 Larg-, humaniter, 

V-rie (:berally. 

: Pecliberaliter,perbenign?,ampliC 
1m. 

To ſe; one an Libertte, 

1 Libero, 2 Relaxo. 


Set at hibertie. 

1 Liber. 

2 Laxatus,ſolurus;expedit®,p. dona. 
ts rude 


A lover of libertie. 
1 Philoleutheros,m. 
Ltihertie, 
1 Libertas, licentia. 
2 Copia. 
Immodtey ate liberties 
1 Licentia,f. 
Full of ſuch (thertue, 
1 Liccmiolus,ad. 
Liberte without cerreltio1. 
I Impunitas,f. 
Liberty no line after mens own lawes, 
1 Autonomia,t. 
That # of that liber11e. 
1 Autonomos,m. 
The aſſertion of libertie,or freedom, 
1 Vindiciz,arum,t. 
A ſetting one at libertie, 
1 Liberatio,cmancipatio,f, 
Libertine. 
Cui quod liber licet, 
ALtb:aric. 
1 Bibliotheca, libraria- 
2 Archivum,armariums". 
One thut kerpeth a lib-arie. 
1 Librarius,biblioth:canas. 
Belonging to alibrarte. 


x Bibliothccalis,ad. 


"WM 


T# 


A 


—_——_— 


D—— 


LIC 


LIE 


LIE 


To Licence, | 
1 Licentio,permitto. 2 Indulgeo 


1 Dilpenſo. 

To licence one to depart. 

1 Dimitto, : 
Licenſed. 1 Permiſſus, licentiatus. 
Licence, vide leaue. 

A licence, 

1 Conceſlus,permiſſus. 
A lence, or 
others. 1 Mitho,Ff. 
9/t-horſe + I Ev f. 
condutlF. 1 Publica b 
Licentions. 

1 Licentioſus,ad. 

More licentions. 

x Licentior, 1us. 


Licentiouſly, 

1 Licenter,perlicenter,ady. 
To Licke. 

: Lingo, . 

To licks 4x ay 


To MBA lap like dog ges, 

I Lambo,delambo, 

To licks wp all. 

1 Elingu,delambo, 
Tolicke,or lap before, 

1 Pizlambo,przlingo. 

To licke about. 

I Cucumlambo, 

To licke againe, 1 Relingo, 
To licke often. 1 Lambito, 
To icke diſhes. 1 Catillo, 
Licked, 1 LinQus,p 

A kceker. 1 Linctor,m.trix,fo 
A licke-dygh. 1 Catillo. 

A lickoag. 1 Lintus,m. 
Licouriſe, 

1 Glycyrhiza,adepſos. 

2 Scythica,radix dulcis,f, 
One that u licourfh 

1 Cupes;catillo,onis,lignritor,m. 
Licorouſneſſe. 

1 Liguntio, f. 

Licorous meats. 

1 Martca,orum,n. 
Licour, vide (19%0r- 
Lice-bane. 

1 Staphis agria. 

| hor/i-Lacter. 


tum, vehiculum, penſile cameratum. 
2 Geſtatorium veaabulum,n. 
A little lier. 1 Vehicula,t. 
A litter borre of 6: men, 
1 Hexapherum,n. 
A lifter borne of 8. men. 
1: ORophorus,m, 
A lifter borne betweene 10, mens 
1 Decaphoron,n. 
' She that tendeth pon a lifler bearer. 
1 LeQicoriola,f. 
He that gudeth aliftey. 
1 Leaicariugm. 


ort, for ſouldiors,or 
Lucences in — fo uſe the common 
A licence generall, or paſ ; for /afe+ 


1 Lechica, vaſterna, cuba, f. pilene 


] 


| 


Pertaining to a baſeliftey, 
1 Le&iicalis,ad. 
A Lidde, vide cover. 


To lie often, 1 

Tolie downe toſleepe. 

1 Diſcumbo, dilcubo , 

ſomno. 

To lie flat,or growling. 

1 Sternor,ptocumbo. 

To lie about. 1 Objaceo. 

To lie unknowne. 

1 Lateo, deli 

To tie vpor. ; 

I Incubo, ſapercubo,incumbo, 

T's lie ypon often, 

I ps 

Tolie againſt,or before. : 

1 Precumbo , przjaceo , objaceo, 
bo, is. 

To hie in the way. 

1. Obzaceo. 


To lie tovether. 
I Di acamads, 


Ts lie downes 

1 Decubo,decumbo,recumbo,cum. 
bo,ſuccubo. 

T' lie by, 2 Accubo,accumbo, adja- 


CCr2,Cs. 

To lie forth at night from home. 

I An. 

Ts lieoy ladge a night in 4 places 
'+— chit 


I . 

To hie in chuldebed. 

2 Cubo,accubo,incubo. 

T's lie downe, or keepe ones bed m fick= 
eſſe. 2 Cubo. 

To lie downe to eat. 

1 Accubo,accumbo. 

To lie apart, or aſnnder. 

1 Secubo. 

To lie wiidey. 

1 Succubu,fuccumbo,ſubjaceo. 
To lie onthe backe. 

1 Supino,ſupinus cubs. 
Tol.e,or fall under, 

1 $ccumbo. 

T9 lic ep. 1 Pate. 

To tie 6 pen betweents 

1 Interpateo. 

Ts lic betyweene. 

1 Interjaceo, 

To hie ail along. 1 Recubo. 

To hie about. 

1 Circumjaceo, 

Ts lie waken now and thene 

1 Intervigilo. 

To lie in was! for one in the way, 
1 Infidior,obſidior. 2 Subſideo. 
Layed along. 1SGatus,p. 

A her,or lurker in corners, 

1 "enebrio,m. 

Lying downe. 1 Reclinatus,ad. 
Lying along with bu bedie on the 
ground, 3 Fuks,p. 

He that beth with one. 


1 Concubinus,m. 


y— 


A lying. 1 Cubitus, us, cubatus, m. 
cubatio,accubatio,f. 
A lying at eaſe, 

1 R 

A lying out in length, 
2 Procurfio, vt exercitus, 
A lymg out of an armue in length, 


A ly. apart. 
1 ; =. «4 


A lying downe, or vpone 

1 Cubatus,incubitus,m., 

A lying in of a woman. 

2 Cubatus, m. accubatio, incubatio, 
feem. 

Lying at eaſe ard ret. 

1 Recubans,p. 2 Lentus,ad. 

Lying hid. 1 Latens,p. 

Lying open, 1 Patens,p. 

Lying neere about, 

2 Circumjettus,p. 

Lying fiat. 1 Proftratus,p. 

To Leyaine,or counterferts 

1 Mentor, ementior, commentior, 
ſ . 2 Commentor, fingo, 
contingo, affingo,lycophanutlo. 

Ts lie, belre, or falſely to lay to ones 
charge. x Mentior,ementior. 

Ts lie greatly. 1 Demennor. 

Ts lie manifeſtly. 1 Ementior. 
That bath lied. 1 Menuus,p. 

A lier, 

1 Mendzx, falfiloquus,falfidicus. 

2 Vani yceo vanus. 

A lier for the whets fone. 

1 Halaphanta,halophanta, 


A little lier. 


i: M ad, 
A forger of hes, 

o 

A lying. 


1 Mentitiv,ememtitio. 2 Vanitas,F. 
A he. 
1 Mendacium, commentuw,figmen- 
rum,falium,n. 2 Pigmentum,anven- 
tun,n. vanitas,fabulagd. 
A little lie. 
1 Mcndaculum,mendaci 1 n 
Aeere hes, 3 Aﬀanc,t. 
Full of les. by. 
2 Mcndoſus,fabulokus.ad. 
Ly:1gly. 2 Vane,mendaciter. 

tt made of ajhes. 
+ Lixivium,n. bxivia,f. 
Of,or like unto Lie. 
1 Luxivus,lixivius,ad. 
Lies, or lees made of oile, 
: Flaces, fraces,f. vide Dreg ger, 
Lies made of wine. 
1 Floces,fzx. 
One that gocrh about the (itie tebuy 
hes. 1 Trygadus,trygodus,t, 


\ Liceancie,vude Allegearcie, 


AL fee m 7,07 jubrett, 1 Subditus. 
A Lieutenant, or Leeffrenanc, or 
graund (aptaine of an arme. 
1 Prafes,pretetus,quazitur. 
2 Catrapas, latrapa, proconſul, pro- 
pretor,legatus,m., 

A 


LIF 


LIG. 


LIG 


A Lieutenant or chiefs (aptane, 

1 Strategus,m. ; 

A Lieutenant tyndey a (aptaine. 

1 Primanus. 2 Vicarius. 

A Lieutenant over an hundred men. 
1 Subcenturio, m. 

Lieutenant of the Tower. 


: Archideumophylax. 2 Capitoli- 


nus, m. 
The Licutenantſbip, 

r Prafecura, 

To gue Life, 1 Viviſico. 

To take away ff. 

3 Evito. ; 
Lifs. x Vita. 2 Anima,lux,f.animus, 
piritus,m. x 

Long life. 1 Vivacitas,f, 

A Linh life, 

1 Abrolizton.n. 

A giving of life. 

I Animatio, . 

Lily. 1 Spiritualis.ad. 

That grveth life. 

1 Animabllis. 

VVherein life conſfiſteth. 

1 Vitals. 

Any thing that hath lift, 

1 Animans, p- 


" That returneth to |'ft againe, 


1 Redivivus,ad. 

VVithout life. ck =o 7 WM 

1 Inanimus, exanimalis, inanimalis, 
exanimus,exanimis. 

VVreheut life. 

I —_—_— 

To or lift vp. 

I DE ec Shen cilo,auello, 
extollo,tuſtoll»,cffero,cveho,armigo, 
To lift vp againe. 

I Relevo, 

To |:ft wpright. 

1 Surrigo. 

To lift wp,or erett. 

x Erigo. 

To lift yp together, 

1 Contollo, 

To lift with Leavers, 

1 Phalango. 

Tobe lifted vp. x Allevor. 

Lfied VPs 

1 Levatus, clevatus, clatus, ſublatus, 
arreQus, cereus, ſurreus, 

2 EveQus,p. 

Al fter with a Leaver, 

1 Phalangarius,m. 

A lifting vp of a thing. : 

1 Elevatio, ſublevatio, ſublatio, erc= 
Qio,f. 

The l:fting vp,or elevation of the voice 
In pronewnc:ng. 


3 Arfis, f. 


| Albftirg vp of the arteries, braine, or 


heart. 2 Diaſtole. 
To lirgegvide to lie. 
To Lixht,or ſettle,as bird; doe, 
x $i ido,refido,indo 


To light vpon. 
1 Infido,refido. 


To light vpon,or happen. : 
1 Incido,evenio, obtingo,conungo, 
accido,vide Happen, 
To light pon by chance, 
Otfendo. 


I 
To light rom hi boyſs. 

1 Defilio, vide Alight, 
To Light,or tinde. 

I Accendo, incendos 

Light >. 

1 Accenſus,p. 
A light. 

1 Lucerna, f. lychnus. 
A hanging light, 

I gooey _ 

To lighten,oy giue light, 

I Lumino , ' wats AN illuſtro 
dio. 

To be light. 

1 Illkceo, reluceo, 

That grveth light, 

Lucens, p. 

Lightned,oy taking light, 

1 Tlluminatus, illuſtratus. 3 
atus,p. 

To beare light before, 

2 Przluceo. 

T1 giue more light then another. 

1 Pizluceo. 

Light, or brightneſſe. 

1 Lux,f. lumen,n. ſplendor,m. 

A little light ſeene through a crevis, 

1 Lugubragf. lugubrum,n. 

A burrfull light. 

1 Lzyum lumen, 

Twilight. 1 Lux dubia. 

Two l'ghts appearing in likeneſſe 0 
fre, Ke. P20 A prngart L 
ſhipper, betokening a luekze voyage to 
Saylers, 1 Dieſcuri,m. ; 
Toat bring«th light, 

I Luafer,ad. 

That flyerh light, 

1 Luatugus,ad. 

That which u light of it ſelf. 

3 Luctbilis,ad. 

Lrghtſi me. 

1 Lucidus, clarvs, ſplendidus, ſulgi- 
dus,nitidus,adnitens,p. 

Tere lightſome,or full of light. 

f Przlucidus, luminoſus, luculentus, 


, ira 


Irradi- 


Somewhat lightſome, 

I Subluſt ris,ad. 

That hath no light, 

z Obſcures,jiluminus,ad. 

To Lighten. 

2 Fulgeo. 

To ſend lightning to the earth, 

1 Fulguro, 

To l:ghten,oy ftyike with lightning, 
1 Fulgurio, 

It lithtneth, 

1 Fuſgurat. 2 Fulget,imperl. 
Stricken with lightning. 

1 Fulminatus,p. 

A lightner,or ſendey of lightnings 
1 Fulgurator,m. 


Lightnang. 
1 tulmen, fulgur, ,n. ful. 


r,m. fulguratio, t. ſulphur ſacrum 
Cm im bat_g. - 


2 Conulcauo,t, coruſcamen,n-ignis, 
m. 
Lightning comming downe wrink(ing. 


1 Criſpiſulcans tulmen. 
Lightmngs burning «nd conſuming 


the ſigni fication of ather lightmngs. 


1 Perem alia, n. 
A vehement flaſh of li ne. 
: Fulgetra,f, —_ 


pL 
Lightnings ſignifying religions negles 
ac « Pollulanato - wh 
Of,or belonging to lightning. 
1 Fulmina j tis, 4 
To Lixhten,or caſt of a burden,vide 
fo eaſe, 

To lighten, or make light. 

1 Leyo,alleyo,colleyo. 

To make light of, 

1 Contemno, 

To be made lightey. 

1 Allevor, 

Lightned, oy eaſed. 

1 Allevatus,p. 

A lightning. 

1 Allevamentum,n, 

Lrghtneſſe. 

1 Levitas, 2 Penſilitas, perpenſili- 
tas 


Light. 

1 Levis. 2 Ventoſus,ad. 

Light,or nimble, 

1 Agilis, levis,celer,expeditus,ad, 
Light of foot,or light footed. 

1 Levipes, przpes, alipes. 2 Yolu. 
cer, cris, cre, ales,velox,acripes,ad. 


Very light 

1 Perlevis, 2 Perpenlilis, 

Lightly. ou 

1 Agiliter. 2 Velociter, ids, iſſime, 
permciter,penſiliter. 


Lightly,yem:ſſely,or without care. 
1 PerfunRorie,defunRQorie. 
2 Stritim,adv. 
Lightneſle, or mconflancie. 
il ntia, 2 Yanitas,levitas,f, 
lubricumgn. 
Light,or inconſtant. 
1 Inconſtans,iuſtabil's. a. 
2 Vanas,levis, ventofus, mobilis, ior, 
iſhmus. 
Somewhat light. 
1 Leviculus, ads 
Very light. 
1 Perlevis,ad, 
Lightneſſe of beleefe, 
1 Credulitassf. 
Alight believers 
1 Credulus,levifidus,ad, 
Light harneſſed, 
1 Veles, com.F. 
A light horſe vide hor Ts 
Light 


—_ 


LIK 


LIM 


LIN 


- 


L14ht horſemen. 

1 Equites expediti. 3 Delultores,m. 
vide horſemen, 

Lightly gotten, 

1 Adepticus. 

Light,of no value. 

1 Ludicer,frivolus. 2 Futilis. 
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- 


rhrer's 

1 Leviter, przleviter, inconſtanter, 
ulime, adv. 

Lightly,»r with the turning of a hand. 
1 Facile,perfacile,ad. 
ALighter,or Boat. 

! Rates, ratis,f. remulous,m. 

A Lighter man, or that occupieth 4 
Lighter, or tranſporteth merchandizs 
_— 1 Ratiarius,m. 


ixhts, 


: a 
To mae Like,or equall. 
a pa 

uo, 2 
Toft Aion 
2 LI ro, 0x 
he force. 

1 ZXquipolleo,cquivaleo, 
To be | on ro repreſent in likeneſs. 
1 Similo,fimulo,affimilo. 
Made bhe,or equell, 
1 Exgquatus,adgquatus,Ps 
Likeneſſe,or equalitie, 
I 1 Similitudo, ), Equalutas, 3.97 In 
2 Etfigies, ſpecies, i imayo, cognatio, 
——_ 

Likeneſſe of parts. 
3 Homczomeria,f. 

Likeneſſe in ſpeech, 

+ 1 Analogia. 
L ikeneſſe of names,or words. 

1 Agnom 
Likehohond, 
1 Venſj — _—_— 
Like,or equa 
1 int percompmges 
lis,coxqualis. 

Very like. 

1 Conſimilis;perfimils. 

2 Proximus,germanus. 

That which in every point is like anv- 

ther thing. 

3 Syremps,ad. 

That may be made like. 

1 Zquiparabilis, ad, afſimilandus, 
rt, 

All alike. 

2 Indiſcrems,ad. 

Not like, vide Vnlike. 

Lile of ſwbſt ance m the Godhead. 

1 Homoouſios, ad, 

Like the ave. 

2 AXreus, ad, 

Such like, 

1 Hujuſmodi,illiuſmodi,cjuſmodi. 

Ale like, 

1 Simillmus,ad: 


1ti) 12 
og & 


—_ 


—} 


Like 46,or in n like manner, 

1 Similiter, conſimilitcr, ita, itidem, 
pariter,ſic,perinde, vicullim, juxta, li- 
cut,ficuti, velut,yehuti. 

Like «6 ifs 

x Perinde arque, perinde ac. 

Like for like. 

1 Par part. 

To Like, or pleaſe. 

1 Placeo. 2 Arrideo. 

It liketh, ; 

1 Liber,collibet,placer, placitum eſt, 
luber,collubet,imperl. 

It liketh very well, 

1 Pe 

Liking. 3 Favers,p. 

Good liking 

I f. 
Selfe liking. 

1 Philautia, f. 
In goed liking, 
I Habits, ior,i 
idus,ad. 


2 Turbo,m. 
To make 'Bird-L ime. 
3 Viſco. 
To take birds with lime. 
1 Inviſcare aves. 
Taken with lime, 
1 Inviſcatus,p. 
Lime to take birds. 
2 Viſcus,viſcum, 
A lime-twigge. 
2 Calamus aucupatorius, 
Limed fingers. 
2 Tenax,ad. piceata manus. 
L1mneor clammie, 
1 Viſcoſus. 
2 Glutinoſus,ad, 
Lime to make mortar. 
1 Calx. 
2 Creta,f. btzumen,n. 
Lime mingled = ſand. 
1 Camentum 
- Lime-ki L.vide Kill, 
A Lime-maker. 
1 Calcams,m. 
A kind of clammue Lime. 
1 Hyphear, 
VV aſhed ever with Lime. 
1 Decalcatum,decalicatum. 
Lime worke. 
1 Albarium opus,albarium. 
Limberneſſe, 
1 Lentitzia,f, 
Limber. 
1 Victus,lentus,ifſimus. 
Somewhat |:mber. 
1 Subvietus,ad. 
To Limit, bound, - Dt 67 4þ- 
port lumts,or bown 
1 Termano, determine, dehnio,pre- 
rio, 
To limit,or appoint. 


1 Prong one alicui preſti-. 
tuere. 2 Circumicr 
Lanuted,or bounded. 

1 Termi d i finitus, 


part. 

Limaed, oy appointed. 

1 Praſtinnus. 2 Preſcriptus,p. 

A limit,or bound. 

1 Limcs,finis,terminus,m. 

A loming, or ſetting of linuts, or 
bounds. 1 Determinatio, prefanutio, 
fam. 


A limiting, or appointin 
I Prefiento, x, oem. "LY 
(criptio,t. 


Linuts or bounds of lands direGed 
vnto the Exft, 1 Prorlh, 

That nc lumueth, 

1 Finitivus,definivus,ad. 

By kmutation. 

1 Przfinito, ady, 

To be formed Limme by lizwne, or 
member by member, 

3 Mcmbror. 

A lramme, 

1 Membrum.. 

Members, or lunmes of the bodie. 

1 Artus, 

By everie limme. 

1: Me um. adv. 
ALimmer, or dog ge engendred be. 
Iweene a hound and a maſtift, a mon- 
grell, x Hybris, 

To Limme. 


3 Miniculor. R 

A Liner, or Painter. 

1 Miniculator,m. 

Linned bookss, having letters of di= 
verſe colours, 1 Minzati libri. 

A Limon. 

1 Malum Heſperium, medicum, Ci 
trum, Aſſyrium. 

The fruit called Limons, 

1 Limones. 

A Limon tree,vide trees 
To Ltmpe,or halt, 

z Clandico. 

A Linage,or ſocks. 

1 Prolapia, propago,gene 
mil:2 proles,t. genus,0, 

2 Locus,m. 

Of your linage. 

r Veſtras. 

A Line, or race. 

1 Proſapia. 

To liy by Line, vide Lay. 
A line , or. rule , which Maſons or 
( arpenters ve. 

1 Libra,amuſlis.f, © dn 
& pl. perpendicul,t. 

That line wher: 01 the plummet han= 
geth, 1 Finiculus, m 

A line drvideng « figure equally in 
two portions, 1 Diameter, diame- 
trus,m. 

Lines wherevy the ( oſmograpbers di- 
vide the whole worl4 into particulars, 


1 Parallcli,ſegmenta mundi, 


He 


———— 


LIN 


LIN 


LIQ 


He that wſerh « Carpenters line. , 


I iculator,m, 
A line drouling the fields from E aff to 
VVett. x Poſtica linca, 
Al Urze in Geometric, from one corney 
to another, x Diagonalis,d;agonius, 
diagoniog, 
by lnegar rule. 
: Amullim,adamuflin,adv. 
ALtne,s n writing,or pamting. 
1 Lineaverks,m. 2 Filum,n. 
A little line, 
1 Lincolayf. verſiculus,m. 
- line dr awne wich @ penne, 
i Gramme,f. 
Lines #» the palms of the hands,and 
ſoles of the fees, 2 Incitue, 
(A line, like a ſeame, parting the ceds 
"1n the muddeft. 1 Vermaum. 
An angling Lme. 
x Seta,f. 


That beareth fne,or flaxe. 
1 Linger,ad. 

A Lincall aiſcezr. 

2 Sdangiwus,m. 

ay Lincamenuum. 
AL . 

1 Lingula,t, 

>. - -— A" 

1 Cunctor, morar, 

ror. 

A lingerer. 

: CunRaator,m. 

A ltmgere,or delaying. 

1 Cunctatzogommotratio,f. 
Lingering,or ly. 

1 Morazt. vide Delay. 
Lingering, 


» TEMO- 


1 Tardus,iftimus,cunSabundes, len- 
eus,cunRans,p. 

Lirgernsly. 

1 Tardc,adv. 

The Lining of 4 £2rment, 


1 Pannus ſubdiciuus, 

Tol:n-, Duplico. 

Te Linke,or tie together, 

x: Cateno,concateno. 2 Neto. 
Linked together. 

1 Catenatus. 2 Iugatus. 

T.inked in, 

2 Impeditus,p. 

ToLincke, or i0ine together in: the 
band of ane. 

1 Aduno,ſociov,conſoco.affoco, 
2 Conjungo, vnioy devindo gy Vi 
Tome. 

A Lmcke,or Torch, 

1 Lychnus,m. fax,F. 

A l1itle lincke,or torch, 

1 Facula, 

To wori eL fnnen. 

1 Linifico. 

L:men., 1 Linteum,linamentum, 
2 Linn, neut, 

Fins lumen. 

1 Sindon, farm. 

| iAkird of fine linen, 

1 Cabefus,m. & F.& pl. carbafa. 


Linnen cloth made of fine flaxe. 
2 Byflus. 


A lannen clath, wherewith maid; did 
ve to gird themſelues vader the paps. 
1 Caſtulayf. 

A linnen cloth to cover the bode. 

x Termentanum,n. 

A linnenrailegor ſuch linnen garment, 
: Amictorium,n. 

Linnen yaine, 01 the worke of cloth. 

2 . 

Linen works. 

1 Linificium, mn. 

MA lnnen draper. 

1 Lintearius,m. 

A kmnen worker, oy weauer, 

That weareth linnen. 

1 Linteatus,ad. 


Made of fine linnen. 
1 C ka Ge Wy. 


- 
- - - 


ad. 

Linſced, 1 Linariumzn, 
A garment of Linicy woo ey. 

1 Linoſtema,n. 
Lint. 1 Linteumn, 

Ltntles, kznd 0, pulſe ſo called, 

1 Les ft. 

A lntle Lintl-,or pottage of Zintles. 
1 Linticulazf. 

Fenn: Lirtles, 

3 Len:icula paluſtris. 

Of,r | ke a Livitle, 

1 Lenticularis,ad. 

ALinfle- ver the dere. 

x1 Superliminare,n, 

ALton. 

1 Leo. 2 Alcza, 

A L101 rampant, 

3 Agagula,m. 

A Lions whelpe, 

1 Scymnus, nh. 

Lion, dog ges names 

1 Charon. 

L101 lacking their teeth and clawes, 
wherewtth they defend thernſelues, 

1 Exarmati leones. 

A L rreſſe. 

1 Lea,leznasf. 

Of a Lion. 

1 Leoninus,ad. 

The tale of a Lion, er any other beaſt, 
nh: 1-ſeth bu taile for bu defence. 

1 Alcza. 

A Lippe. 

1 Labrum,labwum,n. 

A [wth lippe 

1 Labellum labellulum,n. 

One that bath great lippes. 

1 Labeo, chilo, m, labioſus, labro- 
ſus 


V Vithout |-pper,mnargent,or brimmes. 
1 Achilus 
Liqucreſe, vide /icowi/o, 


To be Liquid, or become liquid, or 
{ft. 1 Liqueohquatco. 

To make l:q 5:4, 

z Iliquefacio. 

To be made liquid, 

1 Liqueſio, 

Ltquoz, 1 Liquor,humer,m. 

A l-9uor, or broth, wherein things be 
ſodd:n. 1 Decottura,f.decotum,n. 
L iq uer,or wine, wherein hearbes or 0s 
ther things be ſteeped for a time, 

1: Dilutvum, n. 

A ple:/ant :quor,which was fained to 
be the drinke of the Godt, 1 Near. 
The liquor, tarce, or colour of the fyh, 
whereof u made the colouy of purple, 
violtt,and ſcarlet, 1 Oltrumgn. 

A ligny found in Africks , called 
Sanguis Draconis. 


1 Cinnabaris 
Cinnabari c Indica. 
Cinnabarina 

Lrgaor made of wnripe frat, 
1 Owphacum,n. 

That whereeut (:9w0r runneth. 
1 Manatis. 

Full of {.qu0r,07 inice, 

2 Acinolus,ad, 

L:quid. 

1 Liquids, liquens,p. 
VVuheut i quor, 

$ Exlticcus, ad. 

To Liſpe, 

1 Denciloquor. 

A lit er,or he that liFeth, 

1 Denil-quus, 

The Lift of cloath. 

1 Fimbria,t limbus panni. 
Ar you Lift. 

1 Vihlibec,vt luber. 

T ou may 106 wither you If, 
2 Tlicet 

Litcrature, Literatura. 
Ltther. ; : 
1 Tgnavus. 2 languidus,ſomniculo- 
ſus,ad. 

Excecding lither. 

1 Delidiolus,ad, 

Litherly, 

1 Dcfidiost,ignave,pigre. 2 langui- 


de,aiv. 


Lith,vide Iyth. 
Litigtous, 

I I . 12h FY P tro Wo ff 6,2d 
ALitter. 

2 Partus, m, 

A Litter,vide /:Fey. 


Litter [awed wider beafts, 
x <ubſtratus,m ſubltramen,ſtrauw. 
2 Stramen,n- 


To make Littleor !f7. 
Extenuo 


I . 

Littleniſe. 

1 Pravuas,exiguitas,f. 

A little, : 

1 Pufillum,perpuſilum,modicum,n. 
pauks,a arr rave rarifime v6 tunt 
aut . 


wma 
Fitth, 


LIV 


LIV 


LOD 


— 


Little. 1 Parvus, puſilltus, minutus, 
CxIguus. 2 Brevis, curcus. 

Verne little. 

+ Minimus, pauxillus, parvulus, mi- 
nutulus, perexiguus, pertenuis, PErmi-- 
nutus, perpuſilius,ad. 

How little. 

: Quantillus,ad. 

Little,or ſomewhat mores 

: Phſculus,ad. 

A [:rtle. ea 
i Nagnihil, parim, x 
he pon 

2 Parce,adv, 

A weri little, 

1 Paululim, perparum, aliquantu- 
oh migimum , tantillum , pauxil- 


A _ while, vide while. 
Never ſo little. 

1 Paulum modd9. 

For how little. 

: Quantillo, 

A little before. 

: Paulo ame. 2 Paulo priis. 
By lutle and little, 

1 Paulatim ,pauxillatim. 
2 pon m,minutim, pedetentim,len- 
te, iſhme. 

Lutle leſſe 

: Paulo mints, 

So little. 

: Tantillim, ady. 

How little. 

1 Quaniillam,ady, 

To Line, 

1 Vivo, 2 Dego,apo,ſpirns 
To line pleaſantly like a Lord. 
2 Niteo. 

To live long. 

1 Pervivo,provivo, 

2 Dunno. 

To line for a yeure. 

1 Peranno. 

To overliue others, 

1 Superſtico, ſuperſum, 
To lime together, 

1 Convivo. 

To beg1. to line. 

1 Viveſco,viviſco. 

To liue, as by ones labowr. 

1 Vidozas. 

To l:u by cating. 

1 Vidito, 

To come to lifs againe, 

t Reviviſco, 

To line poorely and neerely. 
1 Tolero, 

To hue againe, 

1 Revivo. 

To line a6 yet. 

1 Advivo. 

To line in exile, 

« Exulo. 

To lme im gluttonie, 

« Heltuo. 

T-ey l:ue. 

+ Vivitur, imp- 


A liwing together in one houſe. 
1 Conyvictue,m, 
Livi.,g, foodegvr linelybood, 
1: Victus,m. 
A | lUvmng creature. 
1 Animal,n. ammans. 
Things that are in part living ereae 
tures, in part plants. 
: Zoophyra. 
Living or ale. 
1 Vivens, vivus, animalis vitam du- 
cens, 2 ,fpuans,p- 
He that ever. liveth. 
1 Superttes, com.g. 
Leng lived, 
1 Longevus,vivax,ad. 
_ lruing at eaſe without  Lefouns 
V 
Linel , or with life, 
1 I ... 
To be Ltnely,or we 
1 Vi . 2 Vireo. 
To — liuely,or luſtie. 
x Vegeto,as. - 
To waxe lixely,or luſtic. 
Vigeſco. 
To be cleane without lixelineſſes 


2 Ma 
Lielineſſi.o luſtineſſe. 


1 Vigor,m. vitalitas, vivacitas. 
A mak;'ng __ quicke. 

x Vegetatio,f, 

Linely,or luſtie. 


1 Vegerus, vividus,vivas, vigens. 

2 Virlis, vt viridis juventa , liue'y 

youth, floridus, vt, floridus color , « 

liuely colour, ardens, vt ardens vir 

eus, the lngely force, 

Liuely,or luſtily. 

: Alacriter. 

The Liver. - 
1 Tecur, oris, vel cinotis, hepar, tis, 

neur. 

A little livery, 

1 Iccuſculum,n. 

The liver of a hog ze. 

i Ficatum, n 

One ſicke m the liver. 

1 Tecineroſus,ad. 

Pertaining to the liver, 

1 Hepatarius,hepaticus,ad. 

A Liverng pudding , vide Pud- 
in 

ALiverie, 

1: Veſtmentum ſervo datum a do- 

mino. 

To make Lyverte,and ſe:ſin, 

1 Mancipo,as. 

ALtnutenant,vide Liewenane. 

ALizard. 

1 Lacertus, m. lacerta, f. bparis, 

»v,m 

pIvyg's e kind of Lizarde, 

t- Cha lcidis,chalcides, ms 

Alitard lrymg wheges, 

t Saura 

The leſſer Lizard. 

t Lignus,dis,?. 


A k nd of Lif ard that fighteth with 
Serpents. I G » 
» Ms 


L ante O 


Lo. 1 En, ecce. 

Lohim. 1 Eccum, ellum. 
Lo her. 1 Eccam,eccillam. 
Lo now. 1 Eccere. 

Lo when, 1 FE 


Lo who. 1 FE pron. 
To por qua, pro 
AL 

1 Collyra. 2 Panis, 


1 Col paniculus,m, 
Cons 22a th 


1A 
_ | like manchets, 


: Collyrides,f. 
T» Loath,vide /oth. 
A Lob, vide clowne. 


_ beans. 5qprmees 


A Locke in os River, 
1 um.n. 
A Ih of wooll, 
1 Solox,m. 
Lockes of white wooll clipped. 
1 Tomentum,n. 
Lockes of haire cut off, 
1 Segmina capilli,ſcgmenta capillt. 


Locuſts. 1 Parnopes, 
A little Locuſt that hath no wings. 
1 Artclabus,m. 

To Lode 

1 Gravo, ,onero, onuſto , 


ag—__ pergravo, arcino, 


To Te ls de together, 

1 Coonero. 

To lode ara'ne. 

i Relarcino. 

To lode, or burden one ſide more then 

the ether. 1 I reygravo. 

Loden. 

1 Onuftus,cneratus, 

2 Operws,p. 

A loder. 

1 Onerator, m. 

A lode or burden. 

i Onus. 2 Fomdur,n vide Eurtcn. 
4 


_ 


— — 


L'OF 


LON 


LOO 


A car!,or waiueelade, 
3 Vehes vehus,f, 
A ittle lode, 
2 Ponduſculzm, 
A loa .gyor burdemng. 
1 Agogravatio,t. 
ALod:ſinan,mr guide. 
1 Perduc:or,m. 
To L 0d x2. 
1 Divcrſor,hoſpitor, 2 Diverto,ha- 
ite), 
To lodge, or ſtay from ones houſe «ll 
myght. 1 Pernocto, 
| To lodge,or pi <h an Armite 
1 Caſtrametor, 
A lodging. 
1 Commoratio,F 
A ledgirg,or the place wh:rre we lodge, 
1 Diverſorium,n. vide /nne, 
A common lodging, 
1 Pandochjum,n. 
A little lederrg. 
1 Diverſontolum. 
A lodging fer a (ampe. 
i Caſtra,onim,n. 
A lodging m the houſe fer ſervants. 
i Padagogium,n 
A vaulted la%eir'e, with three diSlint 
roomes. 1 1riſteza,f, 
That lodreth ne man, 
1 Inholpes. 
Unfit for lodging, 
1 Inhoſpitalis, ad. 
Pertaining to lodging. 
1 Diverlorius,2d. 
A Longe,(:rcle heuſe,or cottage. 
1 Tigellum,tugurium,n, 
[A little lodging. 
1 Tuguriolum,n. gurguſtiumy, 
Lodges. i Magalia.ovium, 
ALoff. 2'rabulatum,n. 
Towaxe Loftic, *© 
1 Tumeo 
Loftineſſe,or heirhe. 
1 Celſas;cxcelfas,fiblimitas.f, 
Loftineſſt,or hautineſſe, 
1 Superbia,clatio,f. clatio animi. 
2 Tumor,m. 
Loft, or bh. 
1 Celſus,excelſis, ſublimis,ad. 
L of tre or hautie, 
1 Llatus. 2 Tumidus,magrnificus,ad. 
vt,magnifica verba. 
High and loftre words, vide Hautic, 
Loftify. 1 Sublimit:r,excel(e. 
L-fiily, or hawt:!y. 
1 Elate,ſuperbe,magnifice,ius,adv. 
A Loxxe. 
2 Truncus,m. 
A lenge ſet faſt in the ground, 
1 Stipes, m. 
L onick*,vr the art of re-ſoning, 
1 Logica,logice,dialectica,dialectice, 
cs, ſophiſtice,t. 
AL oe'cian \ 
» Dialecticvs,logicus,m, 
Lowman lhe, or logical, 
1 Dialectic+,logice,ady. 


—_— — — — — —— —— 


Loialtic, x Fidelitas,l 
Lacll., x Fidelis,ad 
Loially 1 Fidelitcr;ady. 
To breake the E,01079, 


3 Perk:wthÞo. 
A lome. 
A little lord 
1 Lumbulus 
The þ une 11 the 
1 Lumbago,f. 
Breaking of the loines, 
1 Lumbitragium,n. 
That hath f&bl: leimes, 
1 Elumbss,clumbus,cl! 
To Leiter. 

1 Moror,manſo. a Cello. 
To begin to lorter. 

1 Tardeſco. 
A lonerey. 2 Ceſlor,ceſſator, 
A lonterer, or laxd-lepper, 

1 Ento,m, 
A lonering, 

i Mora,ccſatio, conceſſatio, tarda- 
tw,fe. 

Lolling,or flagging; 

1 Flaccidus,ad. 

Lome, 

1: Lutum,n. lutum paleatur, luwm 
aceratum, 

Lome that men graffe withall, 

1 Intnita, form. 

Te Lone. 

1 Mutuo, vide lend. 

To make Long, vide to lengthen. 

To Long after any thing earneſtly, 

1 Perevpig. 2 $p110, ſuſpiro, ardeo, 
flagror,inflammor. 

Longed foro that « taraeſily deſired. 
1 Optatus,defideratus. 

A lonner for, 

1 Defiderator. 

ihe longing of a woman with child, 
ly v:aſen of the himonrs «bout the 
lower parts. 1 Citta,picazf. 

1 onn:tude, 1 length, 

Lo{lar,or lo4ard, i. a beretile. 
ALoofc cf. 

I Emir::s,procul,protenus. 

To Looke. EY 

1 Aſpicio,deſpicio,inſpicio, 

Teo lucke b.4c he, 

1 Relpicio. 

To locke backe often. 

1 Reſpecto, 

To lvoe for. 1 ExpeRe. 2 Defide- 
ro, {pero, 

To lnoke Vp01. 

1 Inſpicio,intueor,ffef9. 

To looke 1 pon eſter, 

1 SulpeRo,proiyc<Ro. 

To locke yy. 

1 Sufpici, fi: po. 

To locke down. 

1 Deſpicto. 

To looke downe ofien, 

1 DeſpeRo. 

To locke tin, 1 Inſpicio, introficio, 
in{peo, 


umbus,m % 


T's lcoke lefore, 

i Preipeculor,pravideo.. 

Te leche thy. ugh,or beyonds 

1 Tranipico. 

To ls ke wvoutyer round about. 

1 Cirtumfj icio, ckcumſpeRo, col. 
luttrov,perluftro, 

T6 leoke will zbout. 

1 Partpeo, 

To lncks pon cameſily,or attenticely 
1 Specto. 

T lacks on all parts,or on every ſide, 
1 Coliul!ro,deſpicio. 

To lo k2,or biho ld,: ven tothe end, 

2 Feripco. 

To leuks,vr (ce to, 

1 Tropa, 

To looke ftrarght on the marke. 

1 Collimo, 

To leoks 91 thewyer awry. 

1 Lino,hms obtuen,, 

Tote locked ator penger is be ſeente 
1 Conſpicior, 

Lecked. 

: Spetatus, p, iflimus, ad. intuitus, 
conipediys, p. 

Locked for. 

1 Expectatus. 2 Optatus,p. 
Looked dil-gently, 

1 Introſpecus,p. 

VVorthie to be looked on, 

1 Spetandus,p. ſpeRabilis. 

A looker #n,or beholder, 

1 SpeQtator,m. 

He that looketh about on everie ſide, 
1 CircumſpeRator,m. uixf, 

A looking one 

1 Intuitus,contuitus,m. ſpeftatio,f. 
An eanctth, or ſtcdfaſt (ooking, or be- 
holdme. 1 Obttus,obtutus. 

A locking reund about. 

1 Circumſpetus,m. (peculatio, 

A leone becke. 

1 Reſpeaus,m. 

A looking vpward. 

1 Suſpecius, 

A looking eut,or downe. 

1 Deſpeus,m. 

A !ooking for a thing, 

2 Spes,f. 

A leok1re,or ſpying, 

1 Speculatio,f. 

A looting place to ſee aleut, 

2 Theatrum;zn. 

I, ooter,or counnterdiice. 

1 Vultus,m, 

Loving about, 

1 S$;cabundus. 

To be /ookel fer, 

1 SpeSabils. 

Nor locked for, 1 Improvilus, ad. 
vide B:bold, and ſee. 

A Loove, 

1 Travſenna,f. 

A loop C7 thong. 

s Amentwum, n, 

1 eoped,cr lotched with leepes, 

1 Amentatus,ad. 


To 


Rr 


LOR 


LOS 


LOT 


To Looſe,or vndee, v.de to lew/e, 
To Loppe,a they v/e to loppe trees, 
1 Tondeo,detondeo, pu:o, amputo. 
2 Detrunco, duneto. 
To loppe or ct away boughs that hin- 
dey 1-6 light. x Interluco, fubluco, 
deluco, 
To lo»ppe with abill,or bookg. 
1 Falco, 
Lepred off. 
l an} PR 
A lapper of trees, 
x Putator,frondator, 
A loppine off. 
l as, Ys, detrunca- 
tio, f, q 
A loppiig of tree;,or boughe:, where 
they hinder the light, 
1 \fnrwders; 
The lopping of trees. 
2 Conczycs,f, 
That may be lopped. 
1 Tonfilis,ad. 
A Lo, or Maſter. 
1 Dominus,herus. 
2 Regnator,m, 
A Lord of a little Countrey, 
1 Regulus,m, 
A Lord,or Nobleman of great power, 
Dynaſtes,dynaſta,m. 
Such a Lordſhip. 
1_Dynaſtia,f. 
A Lor:, or Governour of the fourth 
part of the (onntrey. 
1 Tetrarcha, m. 
Such a Lordſhip. 
1 Tetrarchiaf, 
A Lord,or Governor of a whole Coun. 
trey. 1 Satrapas,ſatrapa,m. 
Such a Lordjhip. 
1 Satrapia,f. 
A Lord D-patie. 
2 Proconſul, c.g, 


1 A Lay ! M..rſhall, 


i: Prgfectus-rerum capitaluum. 

A Lord Preſident, 

1 Prgſes,c.g. 

A Lord Mmnſpall of the field. 

1 Polemarcho*,m, 

A Lord high C hamber amt, 

: Decurto cubicularionm, 

A Lord Prefadent of the Kings Coun- 
cell, 1 Prytaneus,m. 

A Lord Treaſarcr. 

Fiſci prgfeRus, 

The Lord Mator, or eff Inflice. 

1 PrefeQtus pretorio. 

Bulynging to, or attend ng, vpon 4 


Lord chief Inftice, 1 Prgtorins, 

The Lord:,oy Pezres of a Rea.m?, 

1 Proceres, m. 

A Lordjh p, or the place over which 
one # Lord. 2 Pagin,m. 

Lordjta, power or dominion, : 
1 Dominatus, principatus,m. domit- 
natio,Uiti»,f. domutun 

Lovrdilm ſe. 

t Majcltas,f 


Lord!y, or fately. : 

1 Impenotus. 2 Pontificalis,ad. 
Lordslike, 

1 Magnifice, imperiole,adv. 
Lot1e, Lex, dorina. 

Lozell, or loſſet, i. clowne, alſo fra 
dulent, 

Lome, vide left,or loſt. 
Lo!imcrs, 

Qui faciunt lora, 

To Loſe. 

1 Pe1d9o,amitto, 2 Contero, vt,ope- 
ram ccmererc,'s looſe labour. 

To laſt witerly, 

1 Diſperdo, 

T'> loſe, or let goe. 

1 Amitto,dimitto, vt,dimittere tem- 
pus, to /ofe, or let pajſe an occaſion. 
2 Effoo, yt, cffare colurem, ts loſe 
colowy. 

Ts be loft. 1 Amittor. 

To be utterly leſt,or vndone. 

1 Deperio,occido, 

To be loſt often, 

1 Perito, 

1 am loſt, or ynddne. 


: Perij, dedeperij, diſperij, interij, 
di 


occdi. 

Loft. 1 Perditus,deperditus. 2 Inct- 
ſus, vt, inciſa ſpes, hope loft and gone, 
fratus, p, vt, res traRta, good! loft, or 
appair . 

Loſt,or let goe, 

1 Amiſſis,p. 

That hath lo#F. 

1 Orbatus,p. orbus,ad. yt,orbus pa- 
rentbus. 

Never ffF, 

1 imperditus,ad. 

That u vtterly loſt,or caſt away. 

1 Occiclimus, ad. 

A loſing. 

1 Amiſlio,perditio. 

Loſſ-,vide Dammage, 

Lojſe by reaſon of wearing,or occr py= 
me. 1 Intrumentum,n, 

Lo fſe of generatien,properly in Bees, 
1 Blapſigonia, f. 

Th:t brinzeth lofN, 

: Damnificus, dan:nofts, detrimen- 
toſus,ad, 

That [uſtaineth L;ſſe. 

3 IaQtuarius,ad 

VVherein u no leſſe,or hurt. 

1 Innoxius,ad. 
Loſen rex,vide Flatterey, 

To oth, or ArteFF. 

1 Faſtidio,dcteſtor,abhominor. 

Ts be loth to dre a thi: x, 

t Gravor,pigeo. 
It lotheth. 1 Piget.imp. 
It lotheth creat ly. 

1 Pertzder. 
It beernreth to loth, 

1 Pertzdeſcit,imperd, 
Leth 14 Ave, 1 Gravatus,Þs 
Thu lortheth, or bateth, 

t Pertafus,ps 


Lothed,hated,or &'ſdained, 

1 Faſtidicus,p. 

A [ther of a thing. 

2 Nauſcator, 

A lothine of a thing. 

2 Nauſca. 

L ath/om-neſſe. 

: Faſtidiumn. 2 Sacictas,F. 
Lohſome. ; 

2 Impurus,ater,fadus, horridus,ad, 
Loth 1: doe, 

2 Piger,ad. vr, piget militiz, loth to 
£oe to warfare, 

Full of lothing. 1 Faſtidiofus. 

To cat Lots, 

1 Cortior. 

That hath caſt lots, 

1 Sortitus,p. 

A caiter of lots. 

1 Sortitor,m. 

A teller of fortune by lots, or cuts. 

1 Sortilegus,m, 

A lottiug.or caſting lots,ox lotterie, 
z Sortitio,t. ſortitus,m, 

A lot. 

x Sors,adraſtria,f. 

A little lor. 

2 Teſticula, fs 

A dvination of lots, 

1 Sortilegum,n. 

Of.or pertaining to lote. 

1 Sortialis,ad. 

Not by lot, 

s Inlortitus,ad. 

By lot. 

1 Sorte,ſortito, adv 

ToLoue, * 

1 Liligo, amo, 2 AmpleQor, colo, 
appeto. 

To lowe greatly well,or heartily. 

1 Amo,adamo,peramo, examo,de- 
amo, 2 Ofſculor, 

To lowe mutually, 

1 Redamo. 2 Coheres, 

To lone with tealogſie. 

1 Zclo, zelor. 

To lone ardently, or be frvently in 
loue with. 2 Ardeo, Bagro, depereo, 
den.orior. 

To be im lone with, 

2 Miror,admiuor,inflam.mor. 
Loued, 


T4 DileAus,amatus,p. 


A lower. 

1 Amatur,m.trix,f.dileQor, amicus. 
A louer of God. 

1 Theophilus,m., 

A liuer of toodneſſe, 

1 Philagathus,m, 

A l:ney of bu friend, 

1 Phuletaros,m. 

A loner of hears. 

1 Thilomattes, philc!ogus, philo. 
muſus, | 
$rue law, 

1 Philomathia,philologiagt, 
A lower of [0i:tarimejſe. 

t ] kilteremus,ms 


—— 


— 


LoV 


LO W 


LVC 


A lower of libertie. 

1 Phulelentheros,m, 

A lover of trath, 

1: Fhilalethes. 

A lower of viftorie, 
: Phdonicns, m. 


A lover of his _ 
1 Philodeſ 

A lover of Grvants. 
1 Plulodulus,n. 
Such (owe. 

1 Philogynia,f. 
Lowers of one wench. 
1 Rivales,corrivalitas,f. 

A lover of wine, 

1 Philanus, vinoſus,m, 

A lover of money. 

1 Philargyrus, phulocrematos,m. 
Sach !oge, 

1 PhilarJyria.F. 

A lemey of new-fangles, 

3 Elucus 


I Pzderaftia,pzderaſtice,F 
A ſimple lover, 
1 Amatorculus. 
A profeſſor of lowe. 
1 PhiluQetes,m. 

He that loverb,or t loved. 

1 Amaſfius. 

She that loverh,or w lowed. 

1 Amatia,f, 
A loving, y the al of loue. 

1 Amatio,f. amatus,m, 

A wan on loving, 

1 Amatio,f. 

Lowe, 

1 Amor,zclus,m. Geol f. 

2 Ardor, favor, Ra favorem cdij Js 
permutare, complexus, m. vt, com- 
plexu totius humani generis, 14h he 
lowe of all ma kind, 

Muruall lowe. 

2 ConjunQio,f. 

Lnue,or d: fire, 

1 Deſfiderium. 2 Studium,n. vt flu. 
dium ſapientiz, 

Brotherly love. 
1 Philadelphia, 
Selfis lowe, 

1 Philautia,Ff. 

He that loverh himſelfs. 
1 Philautrs,m, 

The laue of God. 
I DileGuo,f 
L cue rowards God. 


/ 1 Pictas,f. 


Lowe ta;yards our neighbort, "7 friends. 
1 Chagitast, 
The lous of parents foward therr cul- 
dren. 1 Hhulollt 
The God of mary 3 lowe. 
1C 
The Geddelſe of wanton loue. 
1 Venus, t, 
Toat forceth men to lone, 
1 Amatorium,n. 
Lowelmeſſe, 
1: Amabilnas, f. 
( Ontfant in lows. 
1 Phulocrates, © g. 
Loving. 1 Propinus 
Very lovmng,ov = of lowe. 
1 Peramans 


J- 
1: Amatorius. 2 Pulcher. 
P'Vorthge to be lowed. 
1 Amabilis,ad. ; 
Leſſe mes loue, 
1 Inama , 
VV ut hout gg 
1 Azclus,ad. 
Pertaining to loge, 
1 Ainatorws. 
Lovirgly. 
1 Amanter,amice,pic; 
Very lovingly. 
1 Peramanter, 
Lowely, or amiably. 
1 Amabilter, adv. 
Of all loues 1 pray thee. 
1 Amabo,advy. | 
ﬀA Lover, or twnnell, in the roofs or 
o of « an houſe,te averd f ſmoake. 


| ef Lourden,sr /er. 


1 Pardus, 

ALowbell, vide Bell. 
Lownd. 

1 SONATUS, CaNgTus. 

Lowd, or that bath a lowd voice. 

1 Vocalis,iſſimus,ad. 

That {ru deth logd. 

1 Sunabilis, ad. 

Lon dly. 

1 Sonore,canore,adv. vide Alowd, 
To make Low. 

1 Humilio. 2 Depnmo. 

Made low. 

1 Humiliatus,p. 

Lorne. 1 Humilicas,f, 

A low eftate. 

2 Abjcfto, ſom. 

Low, 1 Humilis, ad. demiſſus. 
2 Dejecus,p. 

Low, of readze to fall, 

1 $ucciduus,ad, 

Loweft,or nethermo 

» Infimus,imus,ad. 

Low, 4s tn placty nr lowy4s in voice. 
I Demiſls milf, adv, 
Lowe i» fatwe. 

: Im erus,ad. 

To LOW, or be beliow l.ke a ( ow. 

1 Mugro, 


| 


To low unto, &* a (ow doth wnte hey 
( 4lfte 1 Adm . : 

lo low,or [oind agame. 

: Kemug 

The lowing of beaſts. 

1 Mugitue,m. boatin,f, 
Lowlmelle, or ewnvieneſe. 
1 Humlas,t, 

L:wly,or bumble. 

i Humlis,ad. 

Lowly, or bumb/'y, 

1 Humulver,vide bureble, 

1: Lowe. 

z Capaio. 

He that b.uh a lowring viſage. 
2 Silus,m. 

A lowring. 1 Torvitas,f. 
Lowrwg,or that lowret's, 

1 Torvus,fuperolufusad, 

2 Obductus, vt, trons obdutta, 
A lowring counmenance. 

3 Caperatus,p. 

Loewrmgly. 

1 Torvc,adv. 

Lowted, i. 4:4 honowr, 

A Lowe. 

1 Pediculus,m-. 

A bead lowſd. 1 Pes,m. 


The lomfit evi 
1 Phchmatss,f morbus pediaularts. 
Lowe. 


1 « Pediclols pedicolus, pedicula- 
1 Peduculotc,adv. 


L ante V 


ALubber, to doe all vile _ mn 
an houſe. 

1 Mediaſtinus, vide Drug. 

A long lubber , without faſhion , or 
making, to beight. 

1 L 10, mM. 

An idle lubber, 

3 Muriſcadus,m, 

To make Lnckte. 

1 Secundo,profpero. 

To bring ill lucke. 

1 Obſcceno, 

Lucke,or chawne?, 

1 Fortuna, f. vide (Channee. 

The lucke, or forrune, of ſome thing to 
come, gathered by ſome ſigne. 

1 Omen, n, 

Goed lucke, 

1 Favſticas, 

Lu« kic, profperous,ov ha % 

1 Proſper,ſecundus,fe 

2 Lztus.ad. 

Verie luckie, 

1 Perbeatus,ſecundiſimus,ad. 
Somerhat luckie. 


z Beatulus, ad, 


Lowh 7H 


1 we 
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LV. R' 


2: = © — th 4 


Luckte,or wnluckie : alſither porters 
a good or qvilt lacks. 

Lucki,or thet bringeth good lucks. 
_ a unje' or Jeni it Incke. 


If —— 


To Lull,. Mo narf doth her child. 


 Congengy, 
Lumber, or v(d baggage,ionplerent 
of houſehold fofermarth mihung, : 


: Fruftulum,n. , 
4 lump, eſe of mett all. 


A thing, made after the 
2072: hogs. 


A little lot, of ſome tbicks 
tt or clot, of ſore - 
= 

0 be 

2 aveko, 


Ingr 
To be 


2 Luno. 
The z0r lights, 
Pulmo,m 


I . 
A little ls . 
« Pulmn 
ly ficke,or diſeaſed ; the lavgs, 
Pulmonarims, m. 


T Lurch,devoureor eat greedily, 
1 Ingurgto, 


A lurcher, Luco,vide Glutton. 
To Lurke, or lie hid 

I Lateo,latito.deliteo,deliteſev. 
To lurke / __ in the ground, 
j Latibulo, 

A lurker. 2 Emanſor,m. 

A lurker in corners, 

iT z;m. 

A larkin 

I Locke: E. 

by beef; bele. 


erhmypierh the ground, 


One that lurketh in 4 privie place, 
x LOG [2 
Luskthn 


To buif after. 1 Appao. 
Ts be l; ___ 


rneſſes 
ry = iq » Vicidicas,f. 
Loft, or luacly, 
1 Alacer,yegrrus,gnavus. 
» Accr,ad, 
Luftily,or comre ouſly, 
1 Gnaviter . 


The b-lly of os Late, 

2 Teſtudof, 

A Lnte player,or Later, 
a T 


The CN Neptwne for bis three 
piked mace, | ings: 

Macer,a Lge 

2.08 Macia, f. nucis myriſtics involu- 


Madzigall,vide Song,or Dittie, 
acrrate, Macao. 


To rage bke a dead man. 
1 Bacchor. 
Made mad, 1 Furiatus,p. 
Þ » 


A kind mad ne fſe 
Aden ee bras 


the comparue of men, and bide them= 
fog ern open hen 
wolner. + 03a 

wager 


; 1 all amens , ina. 
Ma with ame evil ſtirit, or prohe 
I 


ſg. 
Mad 
rey. I 


= ay ak in the wa- 
Alad «t cerraone Moones, 


gf 


nanuing wad, 2 Baccha 
Cn men, þ called yo HD 
neſſe, becauſe hey made theſe place, 
whithey they came, mluckie or vnhape 
Go Lucumones,m. 
Ly, : Demeneer fuiole inlane, 


Pade,vide make 

efte, i. wer. 
A MPade-hancke, #7 knot of thred, 
a9. ba (WP 


mar gots. 2 Lendokus. 
4 agictan, 


1 Maguym. 
aturall M, M 
Dorn = ag 


4 9a 

4 chiefe magiftrate. 

ks mog ſtrates to whom all ather 
ao gaue place to fit. 


Ges.mg ; A 

7 Poteſtares,f vide ( bief. 
Max) Prates ameng the Athentan;, 
- much vnlike ( enſourt, 

1 Soptconiſtz,m. 


The 


—_— 


— yi 


— — 


'MAT 


MAI 


The chiefs magittrate of Athens. 

: Archon,m. 
4 ma; ſtare which dd inquaye of cri- 
munall cau/e;, 1 Quefitor, 
A magift) ate which bringerhy the law 
to the people. I Rogator commirtio- 
rum. 


Akaind of maziftrates,which haue like 
power and aut':orurie, for the time, 46 
Couſuls, 1 Tribum militares. 

An ancient magiftrateywhnch leaverh 
bu place to a gra tt : 

I 

A ſincere Sade, which velthes 
for need, fie for dreat, oY 4- 
ns yr g Ad 

The office of a magiſtrate, 

1 Mayiſtratus,an | 


Magnifice,opi 
J Vith ders. 
(Pagninve\ bigne ſſe. 
To AJay,or can. 


1 Polſum,queo;valeo, polleo. * 
_ 711,07 canner. 1 Neques. © 
A FDaid. 

1 Virgo, puella, f. 

A little maid. 

Puellula,f vide Girle. 

A waiting peed 4 

1 Pediſſequa,miniltra,f. 

A mud ſer cath. © 

: Ancilla, f. 

A little ma:d ſervant, 

Ancillula, F. 

A maid that maketh readit her mi. 
ftirefſe. x Ornatrixzh | 

A maid bearing a ba#hgt on her head, 
wherein were mages or irgels of "he 
gods. 1 

A yong maid ,hoſe imvuſtc.ave IE 
ro be mbeſſet or ſet et to pheſha. 

1 Sororians Vi 


—_— 


reth t about; 1 Gemilagf, 
Am 1d able to be rnaaraeh. | . 
1 Viripotens, tempeſtiva , & 'nubilis 
virgo, virgo martura viro. 
A ma:d whe tn mariage. 
2 Sperata virgo. 
A maid havin e nothing fo hey mar" '. 
age. 1 Indotata virgo. 
A cham'rr maid , OED 
wnttreſſe apparrell: 'F. 
I Ven, veſtipica. 
A maid 1, h mg apr yay 
2 Charta v:rgo. | 


—— 


A maid that keeperh achild, wy bea- 


| 


To ſwell, or b4 4nobofſed and roand, 
like maidens breaſts, ' 
I , .*v 
Aaidens breaft;, ; 
1 Sororizaram,f.- - 0 - 
M udeons apparalt. \ 
1 Pernaflide vettcs.” .** 
A Mer-maid. oh 
x Syren, fyrena;f.. 
Maidenhead. 

ry 3 bs 
- uden-likeyor ef a maaideg. 


Dyictne "rn might fot 
1 Numen,n. 


= of mateſtiegor 1 muieſticalle 
mn b 
VV ub great mazeſtie.” adv. 

i A e,magnifice 

Mailed en,07 vownd faſt with word. Y 
3 Luoratus,p. 

To put on 4 coat of wuarle. 

1 Lorico, 

Armed with acoat of male. 

1 Loricatus,p. 

Harneſning wrth'a coat of maile. / 
1 Loricatio, f. " 
A coat of maale. 

1 Lorica,k. - 

A little maile coat. 

x: Loricula,f. 

Mule of an habergion. 

: Hamus,m. 

Alale, or lowpe. 

2 Macula,f. es 
Maile of {vs rt deuble mate. 

I ERS Aubin. 

To SD aim, or 92aihim 

I 6d 2 Concido. 

To be marmed, 

2 Claydico. 

AMihmed,. © 

1 Mancus,mutilus,ad. 


A maming. 


v4 4 


1 Munilatio. 
” Truncati 
pr 12 of an horſe 
I — ,F. 
That hath ii tithes ET .0 
1 Tubatus,p. | 


Maine, i. gh. 

To Maine-p2ice. 

1 Vadimonio vbſttingere. 
Toe Maintaine,or ſp hems 
I Tucor,patzocinor, 

To maint aing,or find one." 


fad. 
Aſnmtained. | 
I Suppeditatus,confirvatia.” 

2 Suffultus, p. 
of mnt ainer. 
1  ICTITDS 
m belghy * 
«Maintenance, 
1 Paſtus, m, przfi fo, patrocini. 


un, n, 


1 Al5;tuftriogpateo, vide 16 tn 


1: Pravor vthanus. ' 2 Maj jor. 
a—_ on the L971 
r | 


The AM auors —_ 

2 Propretor,m. 

The Mators bouſe. 

2 Pretorium,n. 

= M moralttie, oy nnrn's, oY 


Of o belonging to the Maint: 6% '1 
hearbes. 
To lay the maiHer.” 
maifter,or governeut. 
I 4 magilter, didaſtaks, 
A mai/tey of Grammay. 
1 Ludimagſter, 7 Aa 
horſes, 
A maiſtey of the Artillerie,”' 


oe) 
2 Prgtorius,ad. -1 
Mat vced, Maiwooe, or by La 
Te Maiſter, 
: Dominor, 2 Com 
z BOLEDE 
HR F) Fraqus,p. * 
« Hen SE 
A maiſt:,or reacher, 
_ maiſtey of Arts. © 
: Magiſter oum;neth with! 
I :"_ vel door "ER 
* maſter of a Schoole. 
A maiſtey of pu 
1 Curio{us, ad,” * 
1 PrzfeRus machinariotum, 
A maſter of the Chappell. 
1 Prezcentor,chor:. m 


A maſter of the Robes, 
1: Veſtiarws,m. 
A maiftey of the R ollet. 
1  Magifter ions, Pts b- 
hylax, 
Am. uſtey of yp 
1 Princeps hiſtrionum, n. 
A maiſtey th:efe. 
1 Autolecuthus, m 
A maifter,or author. 
* 
A _ maiſter. 
itellus, m 

"= mufter/hip,or paifterts. 
1 Magiftratus, dominatus, m. magi= 
terium.n. 
, A miitreſſe. 1 Domina,hera, 
| Belonging to amaitter, _ 
1 Helis. 
AMaiiterly, or 4s a [NM , 
2 Imperioſus,ad. 
To Make, 

1 Facio, fin:o, fabrico, excudo, ico, 
| -vt, fardus icerey 10 make league, £160, 


—__ 


* CO 
| Tom the ar. negor new. 


1 Reficio, 2 Renby+ e's n 
; To make 060d a thing. col 
2 _— 


To 


% 


M A L. 


MA N 


MAN 


kk. A.M — . x - i 


> 


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a 


Ll lh tr IIA 6 @@@c@TxaAOGOſSC_ITz 


L= 


t To make all one, 1 Advno. 
A 14 1her. 14 vt 


1 Etfector, fabricacor. 2 Cenditor, 


lator, viglegum lator., 
A makang of a cg. new. 
: Refetor,m. 


2 Conſtructio,t. 
T's maks goed 4 lhmy which lacketb, 
pe rymus 
ve wn at . 
2 a x 
| A making,or bui(ding,vide ay 
F An often 114king., 
1 FaQtitatio,t. 
A Makeebate,vide wraneley. 
To be Malapert. 
4 Protervio, 
To 44ke mwalapertly. 
1 Proco. 


————_—_— ſeen, Cn 


2 Peculania f 
Malapert,or ſawcie. 
+ Þ Procax, 
Malapertty. 
1 Procaciter 


ieftia, 


- 2 Petulans, 


-roterye. 

2 Petulanter, adv. 

A WBaladie. , 

1 Morbus. 

* To put the QBale to the female, for 
encreaſe, 2 Telſticulos 

The male of eyerie kind, 

1 Mas,maſculus,m. 

| The male of any couples 

+ 2 Matitus, m 

That # both male and female, 
r''Hermaphradimus,m, 

+ The male k1,1d. 

1 Maliculu:, id, 

' Babarction, 

1 MalediQio, 


A Bale, «r budget, * & 


1 Bulya,mantica, 
To —_ i. bins vp, 
A 'Popiſh Male-content. 
1 Romipera, com.g. 
A Palefactonr, 
1: Sons,maletaQtor,m. 
To beare Malice, hatred, 
1 Maligno,invideo,odi. 
To beare malice privily. 
1 Simuhko, 
Corrupted with malice, 
1 Exulceratus,p. 
A malicions man. 
| 2 Zelotes,m. 
Alalice. 1 Matignitzs,matevol6titia, 
invidia. 2 Malita,m. 
_ malice. 1 Simultas,f, 

T» Maltane, is ts b.:te, 
Maicrous, 1 Malionus, malevolus, 
infeltus,infenſs,ad. 

Vexed w hi my"lies, 

2 Amarutentwgad, 

Matictonſly. 1 Malevole; 2 Malige 
n-,perver{c,ady. 


Malt itte, vide nadie; 


Wal 1 MakdiQio. 
alkm, vide cover.” 


| = {{ard;or wild Dicks, 


1 Maſculus, vel paluſtris anas. 
To worke with « Yatler, Mm 
1 Malleo. 

A Mailtet,or Mall, 

1 Tudes,mallcus,m. * 

A little Mallet. 

1 Malleola,f. 

Mallowes, vide hea#5d1, . 
Walmeſey. 


1: Braſi'm;n. w_ 

A Malt making. 

1 Granificum. 

Malting. LL 
I yp | 


To play the Man. 
i Viliter agI% 


To make manly, ons 


4 Maſcilo. 


To waxe manly, 
3 Maſculeſco. 
A man.* » Vir. 2 Mas,n. 
A lutle manyvide dwarf. 
A man, or wortan. 
1: Homo. 
A 104 mfamed. 
1 Paraclyrs, m+ 
wy £00d man. x Philoratns,m. 
Halfe a man, 1 Semnivir,h. 
A man r. ho * kindred womknowne, 
"errz filits, m. 
= young man, : 
1 Tuvenis, c. ge 
A mas of great eſtimation, oy nobil;- 
tie, 1 Magnas,magna ws,m. 
A man of bigheſt authoritte. 
i Maximas,m. 
Aman jou an horſe barky: 
1 Equiſeſſor,m. 
A cleanly mat. 
1 Philocalus, m» 
One that u man and roman, Wide 
male and female. 
The g00d mah of th} hou ſe,vide rood. 
Men dwelling on the earth, wih thery 
feet direl wo org. 
1 Anti = chthones,m. 
Men dwelling comgians Vis 
1 Amteci,m. 
Men of old time. 
1 Veteres. 2 Maj m. 
Meh hard in lying. 
1 Apoczoti. . | 
That 1an. 1 Tle,pron. 
An ill man. 1 Nequam. 
No men. 1 Nullus,ad. nemo,C.g. 
P 3 


d ' 


A man fervant, 

1 Famulus,nv. 

' <Amanuſh women. 

1 Virago,f. 

Mebink, : 

1 Fortitudo, 2 —_ 

M an-flanchier. 
Hounxidum,ns 

M :ulty. 

i Fortitcr, ſtrenue,ady. vvelantly, 
Man by mane 

1 'Vingm. N NO 
Man boo 


A Mane of x horſe Vide maine. 
A Mandatnm, # mandarm, lat. 
Mt angie. 
1 Piorus,ſcabioſas. 
A anger. 
1 Pralepe,n. " 
Many. I Complures,multi, 
Verie many. 
How mane ? 
I Quor  quotns ?ad. 
How manie ſoevey, » 
1 Quot 
To _—_— Tot,totidem. 
Twiſe (6 manie. 
1 Bis totidem. 
So manie as, I Quot. 
As mar eat ever, 
1 Quotuſcurque, 
Hew mann fo! ds 
1 Quotuplex, 
Monfold. x Multiplex. 2 Nume- 
roſus,ad. 
Man.ewnaes. 
1: Mulnfariam, adv 
Mmwnicles,or manih les; 
Manice. 
To Maonots, 
t Lacero,cjctrunco.. 2 Precindo i 


- Mangld. 


: Truncus, lacerus, ad. 

2 Confciſſus,p. 

A man gling. 

1 Laceratio.truncatio,f. 

To make Manifef, to 45mg Ne 
rat. 1 Manifeſto; nd 


rioilluſtro.detego. 


To be man fit þ 7 ident,or appayant. 
1 Confto,a 7» oa 2 Pateo, 
It ts man [4 
: Conſtar,liquer. 
AM anife Ted. 
1 Detetus ; patcſaQus, p. diluci- 
dus,ad. 
A 


% 


ja 


M/A'N 


MAN 


urge 
'Y 
ManifefF. 1 Cunnnauiiilates. 
dens. 2 Per{picuus,apertus. 
Veriu manifett. 
1 ur” un 
Maniftjily,or evidently knowne. 
2 P 
oo Wir nic 
= 

w_ kuculene?r, dear. 
Manifold. 
Manaa delicate bread that Ged 
can/ed Gre Rl fom heaven, in manner 
of a dew. 1 Manna,f, 
Manna, or aire dew, congealed ypon 
trees and planti,which the Phyſitions 
wſt gently to purge choler. 

1 Manna,f. mel acrium, ros Syria- 


1 Eucrapelia. 2 Vibanitas,f. 
That hath geod manners, 


Of nhat manner, 
2 Cujuſmod:. 


In two manners. 


Foure manner of wates, 

1 Quadnfariam,adv. 

In a manner. 

I 

Mano:aine,or Marove,v. hearbs. 

ut + pry or houſe, without the 
the (tie, 

1 Vi 

4 manour or frrmedy heritage, 


0. 
I little manour or farme in the coun 
rrey. 1 Pradiolum, n. 
__ | RAND W707 lordſhip. 


1 Pradia 
A Man ſervent,vide man, 
MPanitct, Mules, 


Belonging 104 manouryor lands, 
toris,ad. 


A JPanſion, ONS 

1: Manho, iedes,f domicilum. 
A Mantle, or Iriſh rug ge. 
1 Braccha,f. mantelum. 
An hairze Iriſh mantle. 

1 Gauſape,n. cndromis,f. 
A ſb:pheards manile. 


I . 

He that weareth ſuch a mantle. 
I p. 

_ wearerth a Cn 


A kind of ro wo mantle, ſquare and 
ſoft. 1 Lane,t. 
A mantle ſich ey Kyights of the Gar= 


ter weare. 1 Pallum,n. 
That weereth ſuch 4 mantle, 


1 Palliatus,p. 

A fuſe mantle. 

I 

A mantle maker. 
: Bracharius. 


Is mantle wiſe, 1 


Manuall, -of be hand, 
ALL, or of 1 

: Manaalis,ad. 

A Banuell, or books. 

I hirids 


Marar-atha,i. —— 
Tobuild with 
1 Marmoro. 


Made of Note, 

I JO 

— with 

4 l made 6 Marble. 
bing 4 

—_ thas workerb i in Marble, 

1 Marmorarus,ad. 

Hard like the Marble. 

I . 

Of red marble. 

1 Porphyreticus. 

A Ware, 

x Equa 


A covering of a Mave by an heyſe. 
1 Initus,m. admiffura, F. 


The Mare,orn gh Mare,a diſeaſe. 
2 Suppreſſio neQur 


"<4 Wi m, 


2 Lana. 


_— 


a 


A marchant o . 
I march of as 


yn nes ror Fe 


X ants which make many 
of thery wares, ere they conclude —_— 
10ncs, m. 


ſea, 3 N 
— Hl 
2 Saccaria,f, v; Mag 


= entercourſe = marchants. 


Mercalis,ad. 
III Goornny: 


Souldiowrs nted to keepe the 
_— of » Sant I Linianij 


-7 Barc. pane 

m, dulciarius panis, 
a 
2 — 


7: make Dargent. 


a ent of @ e, 07 the brim or 
edge of 4 thing. — 
Dn _ 


3 Achilus,m 

That hath 4 muaygent,or border. 
i P 

That hath 4 broad margent. 

i M 

mw foa margent.. 


7-GParie, take awif. 
vxorem. 

Nubo # vjedin that ſenſe when it ©s 

fSignified that a mans wift # bu meſter, 

vt vxor nolonubere mez, / will wot 

marie 4 wife to ſerue hey, 

To marie,or wed, p' cperly of the wif. 

I Gor ty rg yo 

To mari, oy t# 19ine in mariage, 

3 Ivgo,conjugo,conjungo. 

To 


— - — 


MAR 


MAR 


MAR 


_— A. 


Ts mayrit together, 

x: Connubo, 

To marrie with ſacrifice, oy ſolemmitie, 
in token of firme contuntion © it was 
wvſcd only among the Drieſts. 

1 Contarreo. 

So marid. 

1 Contarreatus,p. 

That ſolemmitie, 

i Farreatio,f. 

To g1#e in mariage. 

2 Loco. 

To promiſe mariages 

1 Deſpondeo. 

Maidens are not taken haftely to ma. 
riage. 1 Nec feſtmantar virgines. 
To lorg after or covet marriage, 

z Nuprumo, * 

Maned, 

1 Conjugarus,nuptus, 

AM _ ks __ " 

1 VYxoratus, p. 

He that hath beene newly maried. 

1 Neogamus,m. 

A maried man. 

x Maritus,m. 

One that bath once marred. 

1 Ynigamus,Onogamus, ms 
One that bath beene rwice maryied. 
1 Bigamus. 

That u thrice maried. 

1 Trigamus/m. 

One foure times maricd. 

1 Quadrigamus,m. 

That hath maried fine $118e3, 

1 Pentagamus. 

She that hath maried muory trmes, 
x Multinuba, f. 

He that was never maryied. 

1 Innubus,celebs,m. 

She that was never maried. 

: Innuba,f. 

A mariage,or weddings 

1 Noptiz,f. 

Mariage,wedlocke,or matrimone. 
i: Conmnubium,matrimomum. 
The right of marying out of their owne 
countrey. 1 Enuptio,f, 

The mariage of two wines, 

I Bigamia,f. 

A mariage of one wift only all bey life 
tome, 1 Monogamia,f. 

A rape,or forced manage, 

1 Thalamus coaus. 

—_ agreed vpon, 


2 Txda pada. A marke, or token of timber,or ſtone, | Maried. 
One that maketh a may age. ſet wp in aplace, where enemies were | 1 Mergatus,p. 
1 Pronubus,m. vanquiſhed, with thety harnes or other | Full of Marlts 
The Goddeſſe of Mar1age. ſpoile hanged on it. 1 Tropheum,n. 1 Mergofus, ad. | 
1 Protuba, f. A marke,or linnt of land. A Marmatd, vide maid. 
Mariagecble. 1 Limes,m, Marmalet. 
1 Nubllis,viripoters. A marke, or note in writing, like a | » Gelatina cydoniorum,n, 
That cannot be maried, ſtarre, 1 Aſteriſcus,m. A Marmoſet, vide Monk, 
2 Ul>cabilis,ad. A marke m the margent, A Marqueſle. 
Belongarg to mariage,or matrimonie. | 1 Paragraphe,Ff. 1 Marchio,toparchus,m. 
1 Sponſalis. 2 Conjugalis, A marke, or note in the maygent, to | To Marre, 
A Mariner, ſignifi that there s ſomewhat to be + | 1 Vitio, depravo, derurpo, corrum- 
1 Navigator,nauta. mended. x Diple. po. 
Px To | 


A maxiner that ruleth the fore<decke. 
1 Proreta,m, 

They which takeſhippe,and m ſtead of 
paying their fare,doe the duties of mas 
r1mer5. 1 Nautebibatz,arum,m. 


1 Humus paludoſa, l 
A marſh,wbcre water ftandeth, 
1 vt ſtagnata terra, 
— arke of money. 


arca. 
To QÞarke,or nere,aRivum, 
1 Signo, infignio, noto. 


1 Subnoto. 

To marke firſt,or before. 

1 Pre . 

To marke about. 

I Circumſigno, 

To marke with an hote yron, 

1 Cauterio inuro. 

To marke bea#t; to know them. 


I . 

To marke a«ligently, or wait with eyes 
and minde. 

» Animadverto. 2 Obſervo, atten. 
do,vt attenderealicui. 

To marke nbat one doth,or ſaith. 

3 Obſervito. 

Marked with @ note,or ſigne. 

1 Notatus,ſignatus,infign 


[i 


Marked with an hot yron. 
: Inn 
ad. 

Marked dil:gently,oy with great heed, 
1 Animadverſus. 2 Obſervatus. 
Marked here and there. 

2 InterpunGus,p. 

A diligent maſher. 

1 Annotator. 2 Obſervator,m. 

A marking ,or noting. 

1 Signatio,notatio,impretſo, 

A dil1gent marking. 

: Animadverſio. 2 Obfetrvatio. 

A marking yron. 

x Cauterium, n. 

A — foken. ; 
x Signum, inſtgne, nota. 2 Teſſera, 
indicum,n. 


_— 


—— 


A marke of condemration to death. 
2 Theta,n, 

A marke for any direfTion, as a great 
high Tower, or ſuch like. 

2 $ m. 


A marke,or pricke,to ſhoot at. 
1 Meta,f. fcopus,m. 
A marke,or goale im rwnmng. 
1 Meta,f. 
A marke made with a hot yron. 
2 Stigma,n. 
A marke oy print with a ſeripe,remat- 
ning in the fiſh, 
s Vibex, f. 
Marks,or ſpecks,blacke and blew. 
1 Sigillatio,f, infignita,orums 
A Warket, 
1 Forum,nundinum. 
A market wheve any thing ts ſold, 
1 Venalitium,n. 
A market for cattell, 
1 Poarium forum. 
A fiſh market. 
1 Ichthyopolium,n. piſcaria, Forum 
Piſcarium. 
A market for bearbes. 
1 Laconopolium, n. Forum olitori- 


um. 

The market where hog ge: are ſold, 

1 Forum fuariom. 

The fruit market. 

1 Forum pomarium, 

A market, or place, that hath all the 
ſale of one proper ware to it ſel only, 
1 Monopolium,n. 

A morket man. 

1 Agorzus. 

2 Nundinator,m. 

A market Womans 

1 Forania,foracia,f: 

A market place. 

1 Forum mercatorum,tte 

A market towne, 

1 Emporium. 

A clarke of the market. 

1 Agoranomus,m. 

Pertaining to the marker. 

2 Ny ——= lis, « - 

Marle, « kind of chalkie clay, which 
in the heath countries, and ſuch like, 
ſcrveth for dung. 

1 Merga,f. Taſconium,n. 

A Marler, 1 Mergarius. 

A AMarle-p F, 

1 Mergarum,n, 


MAR 


MAS 


MAT 


To marre the faſhion of any thing. 
x: Detormo. 

To be marred, 1 Marceſco. 
AM arred. 

I Perditus,depravatus. 

A maring. 

1 Vitiatio. 2 Corruptin,f. 
T- take out JBarro'y, 

3 Emedullo,medullo, 
Marrow. 

x Mcdulla,f. 

Alarrey :n the backe bone, 

1 Notizos,fpinalis medulla. 
Belonging to ihe marrow. 

1 Medullinus.ad. 

A Marrow,or fellow. 
SOCIUSs 

The name of Mars, 

1 Gradivus, Mars. 

He that worſhippeth Mars, 
s Marticola,com.?, 
Ingendred of Mars. 

1 Martigena,com.g, 
Aartall, 

1 Militaris, bellicoſus, 
HMerrtall affaires. 

1. Res bellicz. 2 Arma, 
Belouzing to Mars, 

1 Mares. 

Borne vndey the Plamt of Mays. 
I Mariialis,ad. 

A SRarſball, 

- _ 


which pointeth the place 
pa —_ in, 1 Caſtrametator,m. 
A marſhall of the hall. 
: Architriclinus,m 
A ProvoFt ma all,that ſeeketh out 
robbers to puniſh men. 
1 Latrunculator,m. 
A Knight marſhall,vide Kn Rajght. 
A Lord marſhall,vide Lor 


. Th? Marhall-ſca, 


1 Ergaſtulum pyraticum. 

Marſhall law, vide law of armes. 

A Mary often drowned with water, 
*x Palus,dis,f, 

The marſhe! of the ſalt water. 

r Acſtuarium, n. 

A FParten, or Ferrer. 

1 Martes,f. 

A Mart. 1 Lo — n, nundi- 
nz,f, vide 

To make « MPartyr, 

3 Martyrio, 

1A Martyr. 

i Martyr, m 

The firſt martyre 

1 Protomartyr. 

A Martyrologe, or books of martyre 
dome. 1 Paſhonarius, m, 

A martyrdome. 


1 Ma 
Lo yp — wht.ay 
I —_— 
A Maler, vide _—_ 
A Mah of « ner. 
i M 


g*. 


| A Maſkker, 


' 1 Larvatus. 3 Perfonatus,p. 


A little maker. 

1 Larvula,f, 

A muckong viſour, or face. 

1 Larva. a Perſona,f. 

Mask: ng appaxell, 

x Choragium, laricatum, perſonatz 
veltes. 

Masked. 1 Larvatus,p. 

A Walon, 

1 Lapidarius,lapicida,ceementarius, 
malc. 

A maiiter maſon, 

2 ArchiteQus, 

A ma/ons art, 

2 Architetura. 

A maſons worke houſe, or 6 nn 

gn atomia, th 

A ma/ous rule, 

2 Amudlis,f. 

A maſons tooler, or inſtruments, vi. 
a carpenters tooles. 

Made of maſyns worke. 

2 Camentitius,ad. 

A Male prieſt. 

2 Liniger, a ad, 

A popijb maſſe. 

l Mie f. i 

A maſſe for the dead, 

: Miſſa pro defuntts, 2 Inferige 

A eco de. 

x Secreta miſſa. 

To make Jaſltue, and faft. 

1 Solido, coni(olido. 

M aſiinenes. 1 Soliditas, f. 

Maſiie, 1 Solidus,ad. 

The Walt of aſhip. 

1 Mal 

To top maſt of a ſhi 

2 lopmf jum,n. 4 

mw top f the maſt, made like a bagket 


All kt ia alt. 


- 


A lutle maſt, 

1 Glandula, f. 

Maſt of Oake. 

1 Quernea 

Aafſt of Beech. 

1 Glans 

He that gathereth . 

I Balanifia, m. me 

A feeding of ſwine with maſt, or a ya« 

thering of ma#t, 3 Glandinatio, 

Bearing maſt, 

I Glandifer,ad. 

Belonging to maſt, 

: Glandiatius,ad. 

Full of maſt, 

1 Glandinoſas,ad. 

Maſter, vide ma: Fey. 

FPaticke, or ſweet gummes 
Maſtiche,Ff. 


Tha beareth M abticke trees, 
1 Lentiſcifcr ,Lemtiſcus,ad. 


Of, or be onghng t to maſticke, 
I MY mc 
aitiute dog, vide dogges, 
atch to keepe in fire. 
2 by narius {oincs. 
A Wk made with brimſtone. 
1 Sulphuratum, n. ramentum ſul. 
phuratum. 
The match of a lampe, or candle, 
. = chnium,u. 2 Lychnus,ms 
atch, or make equal, 
I > 2 SOCIO. 
To match, or beſtow in mariage. 
3 Loco. 
To match, or be like, 
1 Zquiparo,vt nemo e{t qui me fa- 
tis xquiparet, None may maich me it 
my doings, cxlum gquat pontus, The 
Sea marcheth the Heauens in height, 
Matched, or made equall, 


A matching. 1 Adgquatiogf. 
An equall match, 


1 Par,zqualis,ad. 
Matchablegor ſemblable, 

: Aqualis,parilis. 
A Math:matician, 

: Mathematicus. 

The muhematicall ſcience. 

1 Ma:hematica,matheſis,f. 
A Mate, 

x Socius,m- ſocia,f. yide. 
( ompanien. 

A little mtyrie mate. 

I Comirellus,m, 

A mate at Cheſſe, 

Quando rex capitur. 

The atrice, or natrix, 
1 Vulya,matrix,f, yterus,m. 
Matrimonte, vide xar:4ges 
A Matrone, 

: Matrona,f. 

To make JDats. 

3 Storeo. 

A mat-maker, 


Aliutle mat. 
1 Tepeticula, f. 
= mm of ruſhets 


To breed Matter. 


1 Sup 
That - y——od0Y 


1 Su atus, 

M = "pj I Po rabumGaicsf, 
A mat teving of a ſore. 

2 Suppuratio,f. vIcus,n. 

A mattering, or runming ſore. 
1 Vomica,f. 

Matter m the eie. 

1 Hippopion,n. 

M atterie, 

1 Sanioſus, prrulentug, 
Cauſing matter, 

1 Suppnratorius, ad, 

It make th JDatter. 

x Reſfert,imp. 


| 


_ - _— 


PAY 


—— 


a 


_—_— 


ary — ” 


_— 


_— 


a. A_—___. 


MAT 


MEA 


MEA 


_ 


— 


A matter or ftuffe, whereof any thing 
© made, x Maicria,materics,f. 

The priveipall matter of all thingy, 
wheref are ſonre ſorts, firegwater,ane, 
ear, £1 Elementum,n. 

Matter, or ſubſtazce, 

1 Res, lubſlantia,f, 

A matter or buſineſſe. 

1 Opus,negotum. 

A matter Ih weights 

3 Recula,f. 

A matter, or argument, 

: Hypotheſis,t argumentum. 

$A matter propoſed to be written , Or 
ſpoken of, x Thema,d. 

The hend root of the matter. 

2 Fons,m. capur,ne 

An ill matey la:d to ones charge 

2 Refervens crunen. 

Matiers begun, 

1 Ccepta. 

Matcriall,« Materialis,ad, 

In another matter 

1 Alibi,advs, 

Mattens. 

Preces veſpertinz, 

AW attocke. 

1 Matra,ft. rutrum. 

A little mattocke. 

x Rutcllum, n. 

A mattocke with two bits, 

1 Bipalwum,n. 

A mattocke, or ſuch like toole, to dig 
Hons in quarries. 

1 Vpupa,f. 

A Mattreſle, 6r ſlock-bed. 

1 Accubicus, m. anaclinteri 
Culcirra,lanea. 

A lirtle mairreſſe. 

i Culcinula,f. 
MBaturitre, 

1 Matunas,f, 

A Maulktin. 

2 Peniculus,penicellus,vide ſcovell. 
Mault, vide malr. 

A DBaund, or basket. 

2 Alveolus,m. vide Backer. 

A maynd to carry apples mn. 

1 Apiforwm,apophoretum,n, 

The jiue firge.s at Jaw. 
2 Pentas. 
A MDPawment. 
Idolum, 
AMarmatrie. Tdololatfia. 
Th- Jaw, 
2 Ventricukis,m. 
Manunre,s - /prtcgor exainſt ones wil, 
ex mal; & gre: 1 Ingratis,invitis, in 
vitis omnibus fuit ablojutus , maxgre 
them all, be wu ſet at libertie, 

A Maimger, vide manger. 

A Mannnet, i. 4 childes babe, 

To Jay, vide my, 
You may. 

1 Permittitur,jmp. 
A Marime, or axiom. 

x Enuntiatio, f. 2 Poſitum, n. vide 
apborilme, 


» I, 


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| 4 M aztr, or broad peece to dyink.m 


1 Patcra,t. 


M ane E 


de thinketh. 1 Videor. 
MW-ade, 

1 Promullis,f. vide Metheglin, 
A Mead?, vide medday, 
Meale, 1 Faiina t. 

Meale fried. 1 Polenta,f. 

Beane meale. 

x Comentum,n. farina fabacea- 
The meale afier the flower u boulted 
out. 1 Cibarium ſecundarium,n. 
A mealt« man, or ſelier of qzeale. 
1 Suffarrancus,M. 

A meale ſicue, 

1 C:ibrum farinarium. 

Of meale. 1 Fatinarius,ad- 

A Peale, or r paſt. 

1 Paſtus. 2 Retectus,m. 

A mcaleyor banquet, where one eateth 
huugerly. 2 Perediast. Plaut. 
A meale of oc only diſh. 

1 Monophagia,t. 

To fixde the tant. 

: Conparo. 

Ameane, 1 Medium, n. 

The meant, or way to do a thing. 

1 Ratio,f modus. 

The meane in « ſong, 

1 .Intercentus, m. 

Meane, 

1 Mcdiocris,modicus,medius,ad. 
Meavic,or proves 

2 Plebcius,ad. 

Meaneit, 1 Infimus,ad. 

By many meats. 

1+ Multimoudis, adv. 

By what meanes. 

1 Qui? quomodo? ady. 

In the meane time. 

1 Intcrim, imereca,inter hgc, adv. 
Mearely, 

1 Med ocriter,mod'ce. 

A OG: ant, cr mediat our. 

1 Mediator, interceſſor. 

A Meaning. 
1 Senſus, m, intentio, ſententia, f, 
propoſitum,n. 

Meaſ.ls, 

i Bona,variolz,f, 

A Mcaſr, or hearings * 

1 Alcſtergum,n. 

A Meale, or meſuwe. 

Domus. 

To Meaſure, oy mcate, 

1 Mctior,menſuro. 

Ts meaſure diligently, 

1 Remctior, 

To meaſure all over, 

1 Permetior. 

To meoſurc or moderate, 

1 Moderor,diigo, 

To meaſure out, or appoint limits. 
1 Mctor. 


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To tune tn meaſure, 

1 Modulor. 

Meaſured, x Dimenſus, demetitus, 
menivuratus,p. 

Meaſured by temperance. 

1 Temperatus, moderatus,p. 
Meaſured agamne. 1 Remenſis,p. 
Meaſi red out, $ Permenius,p. 
Not bounded, or meaſured, 

1 Immetatus,p. 

That hath meaſured, 

1 Emenſus, 

A meaſurer 

1 Dimenſor,menſurator,mz 

A meaſuxer of grounds, ſetting out 
boun4d:, 1 Metator, finitor,agrmen- 
ſor,m. 

Meaſure:;,tunes,and pauſes in ſinging. 
: Modi,orum,m. 

A meaſure, 

1 Proportio,menſura,t. metrum,n. 
2 Numerus,m. 

Meaſure,or meaneyvide meane. 

A meaſuring. 

2 Dimenſio,f. 

Alecaſurine of lands, 

I Gecdzlia, f. 

A m:aſurt in muſicke, 

1 Modulus. 2 Modus,m. Bs 
A meaſure coutainiry two eunees 
abalfe. 1 acuceles 

A mcaſure contaminrg 4 gallons and a 
halfe. 1 Vrra,f. 

A meaſure containing 9 gallons, 

1 Eptu. 

A meaſwe containing 4 F omane bum 
ſhels, 3 Demenſum,n. 

A mea are of grouud, contaming two 
firrlongs. x Diaulus,m. 

A meaſure of grow. d among the Jewes 
containmyg 4 1 talian mm; les, 

1: Chams,f. 

A meaſure of ground containing 100 
Foer. 1 Plethrum, n 

A meaſure conterr.1ng (© much ground 
4 a yoke of oxen will earein a day, m 
lergth 240 foot, in breath 20 which 
mut:pledgcommeth 0 28800. 

1 Jugerum,n. 

The meaſure of 2 Falnts,or & fingers. 
: Dichas, n. 

A meaſure of g ounces. 

1: Nonuncium,n dodrans,f. 

A meaſure contamng 50 paces, 

1 Levcagt. 

The ſie meaſure among the Hebrews 
that Sextatius Atticus & among the 
Gvecians, 3 Log. 

A meaſure whereby wee buy and [ell 
what /ecury [7 requiſite for our ſubte. 
nance, 1 Metrum bioticum. 

A meaſure of liquid things, contdi« 
ning 7 2-Sextariesg 

» Fatrs,m, 

A meaſuge of wine among the Greeks, 
m weight drammes,1 [cruplezand 4 
fore parts of a graine. 


1 Cheme, vel chemagf, 


&f 


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MEA 


MEA 


MEA 


A meaſure containing a buſkell, 
1: Modiatia,f. 

A meaſure to weigh water with, 
1 Dioptra,t. 


almoſt a pint. 1 Gomor, 
A meaſure the halfe of Sextaris. 
1 Emina,f. 
A meaſure,that us the ſame among the 
Grectans, which ( ongitts uu among :he 
Romaner,contaming 6 ſextaries, 
1 Chus,m. 
A meafure of ground, containing 3 
mules and 13 quarters, after our mea- 
ſore. 1 Pat b 
An Hebrew meaſure of nine ynches, 
1 Zeneth. 
A meaſure containing 11 ounces, or 
11 cyaths, which i 22 ounces, alſo 11 
parts of 12. 1 Deunx,f. ; 
A meaſure 4 ynches long by ſquare, 
303 yaches deepe, and as many broad, 
which u the true Sextarius: according 
ts this account, it ts iſt our pint and 
halfe, for in our wine pint # but 10 
ounces. 1 Sextarius,m. 
Belonging to the meaſure, quantitie, 
or wereht of Sextaries. 
1 Sextantarius,ad. 
A meaſure of 2 gallon and a quart. 
1: Rhytum,n. 
A meaſure of 2 buſhels. 
1 Medimnum,n. 
A kind of meaſure, which containeth 
6 Heminaes. 1 Maruda,f. 
A meaſure containing 3 Sextaries,or 
after ſom-,4. 1 Cabus,m. 
The meaſure of an hand bredth, 
1 Palma,f, ; 
The leaſt meaſure of liquid things, 
which being taken 1 2 t1mnes, filleth vp 
the meaſure (yaths, 
1 Cochlearium,n, 
A certaine meaſure, called alſd Hemi. 
naycontaming balfe a Sextarie. 
1 Cotula,f. 
A meaſure containing $ (hanice:. 
x Ocecus. ; 
A meaſure of wine. 
1 Olibaztum,n. 
A kind of mea/are. Olyatium,n. 
A meaſure,or Rule,of 5 foct long. 
1 Quintupedal;n. 
A meaſure containing g ounces and 2 
quartariorthat is 3 quarters of a pint, 
1 Hemina,f. 
The meaſure of 5 cubits. 
1 Heptapachys,f. 
A meaſure containing 12 Sextaries. 
1 Hin. 
The meaſure of ground among the 
Frenehmen, as much as halfe an acre 
with vs. 1 is,f. 
A meaſure of the Perſiant, contairing 


' 92 Sextaries. 1 Antabayf. 
'iA corne mtaſure among the Perſians, 
' containing & Medimnes. 


z: Athana 


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| «A meaſure of Liquids, containing ſix 
| Sextanes, which u of our meaſure 4 
| gallon and one pint : it may be taken 
| for our gallon, 1 Congius,m. 


A meaſiare containing 4 gallon, and | 


Pertauiang to thai meaſure, 

1 Congialis,ad. 

That haldeth or containeth that mea- 
ſure. 1 Congiarum,n. 

A meaſure contaming 2 buſhels. 

1 Culeus,m. 

That pertaineth to the meaſure ('- 
les. 1 Culearis, ad. 

A meaſure as Dioſcorides ſa'thgit con- 
tameth 10 (eongio;,that u of our me- 
ſure 10 gallons and 10 pints, which & 
11 gallons and ahalfe. 

1 Metreta,ſiue metreta Attica. 

A mea;ure of foure freer: zoyned toe 
gether, 1 Palgitra,f. 

A meaſure from the elbow to the top 
of the knee, when the hand us fatt to» 
gether, 1 Pychon. 

Aleaſurable,or moderate. 

1 Moderatus, mediocr 

2 Modicus, ad. 

"Pertaining to meaſure. 

1 Metricus, 
Meaſurably,or moderately. 

'S. F > mediocriter, modice, 
adv, 
By meaſure. 1 Defirute, 
Beyond meaſure. 

1 Impendio, infinite. 

2 Inimmenſum, 
To a certaine meaſure, 

1 Aliquatenas,adv. 

To prepare,or proude eat for. 

1 Opfono,opſonor. 

To fit downe at meat. 

1 Cumbo. 

To put meat into ones mouth. 

3 Sublabro, 
Meat. 
Cibus, m. edulium,cibarium,eſculen- 
tum, n. 

He that beareth meat to the table, 

1 Diſcophorus,diſcifer,ad. 

Daintie meats, and pleaſant in ea- 
ting. I Dapes, f, ſcitamenta, 0. 
rum, n. 
Meat of good nice. 

1 Euchula,cuchyma,m. 
Minced meats, 

1 Protrimenta,n, 
Drie meats. 

1 Xerophagja,orum. 
Meat wherewith any thing # pam 
pered, or fatted, 

1 Sagina,f. 

Rotted meat. 

1 Aſſaria, f, 

Meat burned with reſting, 

1 Subverbuſta,f. 
Meat chewed, which Nupſes gine to 
their children. og 

1 Pramanſus cibus. 

Meats called mnckets, 

x Junculi,orum,n. 


Meats made with honey, 
1 Cibaria mellita, 
Meats mae of boney and poppie ſeeds 
1 Cocetum,n. 
Meats /tewed vpon a diafingdiſh. 
1 Patinarium,n. 
Meats made of the pappes of a Sow, 
cut fomher the day after ſhe bad fare 
rowed, and powdred with ſalt, 
1 Sumen,n, 
Meat made of ſod Quinces, Peares, 
and boney, common|y called ('otonea- 
tum. Sydonites, 
A kind of meat made of fleſh, chopped 
with bloud, ſewet, and ſweet liquor, 
1 Creocaccabis. 
A kind of meat wed in old time, and 
cuſtem.1bly eaten hot and warme, 
1 Forbea, 
Meat ſprinkled with falt, which was 
powred all over ypon the ſacrifice, 
1 Vlochoton,n. 
Meat made of the inpards of beaſts, 
1 Oximum,n. 
A kind of meat vſed of the vplandiſh 
people of [ralie. 1 Myrtitos. 
A meat made of the garbage of pullen 
or ſuch like, 1 Gigeria, orum- 
AMeat made of fet,and honey. 
1 Syrmga- 
Meat which is helſome for one, an4 
hurtfull for another, 
1 Cibus,anceps. 
A kind of meat invented in Lucania 
1 Lucanig,aum, 
Bees meat white they labour, 
1 Erythaca,f. 
VVhite meate made of milke. 
1 Ladaria,laticinia,f, 
Meats made of beanes. 
I ot. 
Meats made of meale. 
1 Farracea,orum., 
Meats dre fſed three dates pait, 
1 Pridianus cibus. 
Meat: preſerved,ſiaſonet,or well ſau- 
c:4, 1 Conditania edulia, 
Broken meati,or ff agment!, 
Broken medtgr fagmentt 


Deſire of daintie meats. 

1 Cupedia,f. 

A meſſe of meat, vide me(ſt, 

A place where meat # made . 

1 Opſopolutdi,n. 

Full of meats. 2 Farinoſus,ad. 
M ade of meats, 1 Farmaceus,ad. 
Pertaining to meat. 


x Ele 1 

The Meazels in bog ge:. 
1 Leves,f. 

The meazgls in trees , when they be 
ſcorched, or burned. 

2 Patella,f. vide Mea(cl;, 
Mechanicall. 
Mechanicus, 

Mede,a kind of drinke. 
A Mentatour. 

1 Intceceſſor,weiator. 


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MED 


MED 


MED 


A mediat our, or he that u a greane of | 


bargaming betweene two parties, 

1 Proxeneta. 

A mediator in contratt between man 
and woman,for mari1ges 

1 Paranymphus,m. 

She that w a mediator in ſuch a mat- 
ter..1 Paranympha, pronuba. 

A woman me: diat our. 

1 Mcdiatrix,f. 

A mediation, or meane betweene wo 
parties. 1 Interceſſio, t, inerven- 


ms. 

To Medicine, or heale a ſicke body. 
1 Medicor,medcor. 

A medicine, 

1 Medicina,f.medicamentum. 

A medicine, ointment, or ſalut, canu- 
ſing redneſſe, and making the body to 
breake out in wheale;,and pulbes. 

1 Phemgnus,m. 

_ —_ agar nh youre 

A medicine anuſing vomitation of 
fleagme. 1 Apophlegmatilmus,m. 


A medicine which will make the tee! b 
white, 1 Demifrictum,n. 

Medicines which be burning bed. 

1 Cauſtica medicament. 
AMedicimes which do bind. 

1 Styprica medicamenta. 

A med:cine to provoke vine. 

1 Vrinale medicamentum. 

A purging medicine. 

1 Ven:rifluum medicamentum. 
Medicine dipilating, or opening con + 
duits, 

1 Ecphratica medicamenta. 

Thoſe things the gum whereof u medi- 
cinable,againit corrupt heives, 

1 Anacollia, 

Medicines that heale men of agues. 

3 Lexipyreti. 

A medicine taken «t the begimung of 
fluxes, to driue backs an humour, or 
ether maladie, 

1 Repellens medicamentums 

A medicine, or ſalue that epeneth, or 
maketh thin thoſe places of the bodle, 
whereby breath u let out, aud mnketh 
4 way for the matter to hawe an if/ue. 
1 Relaxans medicamentum. 

A medicine,or /alue that taketh away 
filth. 

1 Repurgans medicamentum. 

A medicine provoking travell before 
time, 1 Amblothndion, 

A medicine to licks ov ſuppe, 

1 Wilinfus,m. 

A medicine of the inice of wilde eu- 
cumbers, to purge choler and flea me, 
1 Elatetium. 

A medicime a of foure things, 

1 Tetrapharmacum,n, 

A medicine again#t the cough. 

1 Bechia,Ff. : 

A kid of mori medicine laid on lin- 


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nen, to bathe any place of the body to 
coole the liver, 1 Epithema, 

A medicine ts put m the noſe , like @ 
tent, 1 Errhinum. 

Medicines given to ficke men. 

1 Przbia,orum. 

A medicine, or plaiftey for the king: 
evill, 1 Strumumn. 

A medicine of the decott ion and ice 
of the bramble root. 1 Lycion. 

A medic ine, ointment, or /alut,nade 
partly of muttard, ſerving ro eaſe bli- 
ſters on the skm. 1 Sinapiſmug,m. 
A medicine to take eway wrinck/er. 

1 Tetanothrum,n. 

Medicines which by proveking ſleeps 
doe put away panes and grieſcs. 

I yrs, «.þ mom _ 

A [oueraigne medicae 

1 Medi 


1 Theriacum medicamentum. 

A medicine or ſalue, that draweth out 
corruption,and mater. 

1 Medicamentum attrahens. 

A medicine, or ſalue, that driveth 4- 
way a maladie or diſeaſe, through the 
pores of the 1hyn. 

1 Medicamentum diſcuſſorum. 

A medicine, or ſalue that doth mall;- 


1 Medicamentum emolliens. 

A medicine, or ſalue that maketh an 
apoſt umegor draweth a ſwelling to mat. 
ter, x Medicamentum ſuppurato- 
rum. 

A medicine,or ſal ue that uſharpeghie 
ting,and ſnaart ng , and openeth the 
venes and arterics. 

1 Medicamentum anaſtomaticum , 
oſculans. 

A medicme that ſhoppeth, and ſhut- 
teth the veſſels of the body, not ſufſe- 
ring any thing to paſſe by evaporation 
or emptying. 

1 Medicamentum obſtipans. 

A medicine, or ſalue that dulleth the 
ſenſe, and eauſeth a nummneſſe with 
hu coldnefſe, 

i Medicamentum ſoporiferum. 

A medicine, ſalue, or omtment, ſere 
ving t9 heepe un the naturall heat. 

1 Medicamentum emplaſticum. 

A medicine ts fetch a dead childe out 
of the womb,that the woman in labour 
fall not rite danger, 

1 Ecbolia,orum,ecbolinz,arum. 

A medicine tha; deftroteth, and ca- 
fterb the childe out of the wombe , Ly 
cauſing an abor ſement vh:chuheinous 
1 Med. abortivum. 

A medicine cauſing barrenneſſe. 

1 Mcd.atocium 

A medicine, or ſalue that ſexveth for 
creene wounds, ro drie and cloſe them 
VP, 1 Met Glutinans,Siccans, 


A medicine, or ſalue that bringeth 4 
thin,or ſcar over a wound, or ſore. 
1 Med.cicatricem : 
A medicine to ſtawice bloud, 
1 Med.ſanguiem ſiſters, 
A medicine, or ſalue that bringeth 
fleſh,or fileth vp an hollow place with 
—_— after it uwellclenſed from 
all mg ifgnant matter, 
1 Med incarnans : cujus duo faciunt 
genera. 1 Cephalicum,quod peculi- 
ariter calvariam incarnat. 2 Catag- 
maticum,quod reliquis fractis offibus 
abhibetur, ve coaleicant. 
A medicine, or ſa ue that cauſeth bli- 
fters and wheales, that riſe vpon the 
1nne 
1 Med. exulceratorium. 
A mecicme,or ſalue that eateth away 
bard and ſwper fluous fleſh, 
1 Med depaſcens. 
A eaten that ſerveth m ftead of fire 
and u ved to reftore life wnte the 
parts. 1 Pyroticum,med. 
A mcdicine, or ointment totake 4- 
Wayhare. 1 Dropax. 
Med. Depilatorium. 
A medigine, or remedie againft the 
— that wih fetch the water om 
nem, 
1 Med. hydragogum, med. aquidu- 
cums 
A ſoft and liquid medicines, wherein 
tents are dippet, before t'1ey be pur in- 
to the hollow places of the ſores, 
1 Emotton. 
A medicine made of powdey , being 
tempered with ole, ftayeth ſweating, 
if one be anointed thereynh. 
Aſifpaſma. 
A «ri medicine male of dry powders, 
which # throwne either among appa- 
rell,to makg it [mh ſweet or cath mto 
4 ſorc,or wound, 
1 Diepaſma. 
A drinking med cine, or potion, 
1 Medicata potio. 
A medicine againſt wearineſſe,Drocu- 
red by avermuch moving of the body. 
1 Acopumn. 
A medicine whereby drunkenneſſe o&> 
ſarfeting u avoided,and put away, 
1 Acrzpalum,med. 
A m-:dicine t9 make one loue, 
1 Philerum,n. 
A medicine for the eye ,when the ſores » 
of them be not well cured, 
1 Calliblepharum. 
A kind of medicine for the etes, 
1 Diaglaucion. 
A med: me for the head oche. 
1 Diatheton. 
A medicine to tr 4 man to the luft of 
the body. 1 Dialatyrwn. 
A med ine made of goats duny. 
1 Niacapregias. 
A medicine mad? of umm pepper, 
and rye. 1 Diopolincon. 
An 


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MEE 


MEL 


An excrllent medicine made of frut, 
1 Oporice,f. 
A liqn'd medicine made of yoſewater 
and yineger, la'd to the head of them 
which are troaubl-d4 with the frenſie. 

1 Oxyrrhodium,n. 
Medicines to m1he the birth quickly 
delryryed. 1 Oxytoca. 
A medicine to breekg the eollicke. 

I us. 
A medicine that ſerveth to the arteries, 
: Arteriace, f. 
A kind of m:d.cines which quench 
thirſt. 1 Adipſa. 
Hedicmes which either aſwagg bun 
ger,or keepe a man from it. 

i Alma. 
AMeticinss made without fat. 

x Alipznca. 

A med:cine againſt the diſeaſe called 
VUva, 1 Adronium,n. 

Medicines helping without paine, 

: Aponia. 

Haung m dicines preſtruatiue before 
had. 1 Premedicatus,p. 

Thait u medicinable, 

: Medicinalis,medicabilis,ad. 

Pert ammmg to menicmnes. 

1 Medicamentarius,ad. 

That hath many medicines. 

1 Polypharmacus,ad. 

SIAtdicinably, 

2 Salutariter,adv, 

Mentocritie. 

1 Mediocritas,f. vide meene. 

To Menitate,or w/e on a thing, 

1 Mcditor,evolvo,recolo, 

To meditate adyi/ed'y, 

1 Przcogito. 

A meditation. 

1 Mcditatio. 

A lutle meditation. 

1: Meditatiuncula,f. 

Belonging to m:ditation, 

1 Meditatorins,ad. 

Full of meditations. 

1 Meditabundus,ad, 

M:ddle,vide mingle. 

To JÞeadle with. 

1 TraQo, attre&o. 

To me1dle,or mingle together, 

1 Confundo, 2 Inſcro, 

To medd{e with a maticy vncwmingly. 

2 Perplecor. 

To med2le,or haue to doc with one. 

1 Subagito,ſubigo, 

To meddle with harlets commonly. 

2 Subicito, libidinor, vide nhore, 
Not to medile ith, 

x Abſtmeo. 2 Yaco, 

A medley in other mens matters, 

1 Ardelio,percontator,m- 

A medl:ng with. 

2 Miniſterium,n. 

A meddling mm all matters 

2 Pannreia,F. 

That medleth not wth. 


2 Immunis. 


A Medl'r. 

i: Meſpilum,n. 
A med! r,vaving three ftoner, 

1 Epimelis,f. 
A medley having flue ſtoner, 

: Amemch les. 
A ms ler with three kernels, 

1 Tno:cus,m. 
A kind of m dlerleſſe than t7e comen 
1: Anthedon. 

A medler 1r2e,vide trees, 

Mene «r: the. 

3 Medo, 

AMcow. 

1 Pratum, paſcum, 

A little meadow. 

1 Pratulum,n. 

Of a meadow. 

1 Pratenſis,ad. + 

Mee, 1 Me, 

O/ me, 1 Ma. 

Tome, 1 Mihi. 

VV:th me, 1 Mecum, 

Meene,or mer:t, meritum, vide dc 

rre, 

To mals Mecke or gentle. 

1 Placo, lenio, pacv, mulceo, emol- 
io, 


To wax methe,or gentle, 

1 Miteſco,manſueſco. 

To be mecke. 

4 Miteo, 

Mec keniſſt, 

1 Lenicas, clementia, comitas, man- 
ſuctudo. 

Meceke,or milde. 

1 Mitis,maauuetis, lenis, placidus. 
2 Facilis. 

Meekely. 

1 Humilicer,manſuere,placide. 
To caft a Deere with a plougo. 
1 Vrbo. 

A meere,or marke. 

1 Terminus,m.meta, limes,f. 
A meere ſtore, 

1 Terminalis lapis, y bound, 
AMcrere filled with ſalt water. 
1 Acſ{tuarium,n. 

Meere ſauct,or brine. 

1 Salfura,t (alſamentum,n. 
Mecre, « Meris,ad. 
Meerely. 1 Mere,ady, 

To Meete one. 

1 Obvio,obveniv,occurro. 

2” Offends. 

To mect often, x Occurſo, 

To maeetyor come tonether, 

1 Convenio,concurro, 

A meeting. 

x: Congreſſus. 2 Occurſus,m, 
A meeting by chawnce, 

: Obitus,m. 

A meeting together, Pp 

I _—_—_ c _ 


A meeting of two ſireames. 
x Confluvium,n confluxus,m. 
Meeting,or which meeteth, 


1 Obvius,congreſſus,ad. 


To make gp) eet,or fits 

1 Concinnu, 
To be mee« 

3 Quadro, compets. 

Ir u mecte,or con ventent. 

: Expedit,par eſt, zquum eſt, decet, 
imperſ. 
Meet,oy convement, 

x Opportunus,con'entane®,congru?, 
idoneus. 2 Conſonus, vide agreeable 
and convenient, 

Verie mect. 

1 Peropportunus, percommoga?,ad. 
Not meet, 2 

Meetely well. 

1 Mediocriter, rdy. 

A Meeter, #7 r1me+ 

2 Carmen,n.rythmus,m. 

A meeter, where a ſillable aboundeth, 
Hypercatale&ticum metrum. 

A meeter whore a ſillable wanteth. 

1 Acatale&icum metrum, 

A perfett meeter , where no ſillable 
wanteth,or aboundeth, 

1 Cataleicum metrum. 

Meeter having three feet, 

3 Trimetrum,n. 

A meter having foure feet. 

I Tetr PI | —— —— 
That ſpeaketh meeter, 

2 Rythmicus,ad. 

Of meeter. 

2 Rythmicus,ad. 

Of ſoure meetey, 

1 Tretrameter, 

The MÞegrune, or paine in the head, 
1 Hemicrania,ft. 

Meger,i. {eme. 

To M-tne,v'de mingle, 
Melancboly. 

i Melancholiayf. atra bilis.) 
M:lancholineſſe. 

2 Bilis, f. 

MelltAuons. Mellifluus. 

He that « melancholike 

1 Melancholicus 

2 biloſus,ad. 

M*lodt?,or (reet com [ent in muſick 
1 Melos,n. harmonia, ſymphona,f. 
modulatio. 

Melodie of inſtrumer.ts, or men ſmge 
ing together, 1 Incenno,Ff. 

A melodie in ſirgirg, nhcrem ſtemed 
to be & divine furie* I Pbrygum 
melos. 

A meledious ſinger. 

1 Melodes,melicus,m. 

Melod:ons. 

1 Harmonicus,ad« 

VV ithout me{ed;e. 

1 Immodulatus. 

Mellowe. 

2 Maturus,nitis,ad, 

Verie mellow. 

1 Permitis,ad. 

Not mellow. 

2 Immaturus,ad. 


A Mclon, vide porr100. 


——— 


MEM 


MER 


MES 


—_—_— 


To Melte, ; 
x Liquo,liquefacio.2 Solvo,diſſolyo. 
To melteoy to be melted. 

1 Li ueo,liqueico,lqueho. 
To melt away. 

1 Tabeſco. 

To m-lt perfely, 

1 Perliqueo. 

To begin to melt. 

1 Collqueſco, 

To melt mettall. 

1 Eliquo, 2 Fundos 

To melt agatine, 

2 Refundo. 

To melte,as yee and ſnow, 

1 Regelo, 

To melt together. 

1 Colliquor. 


1 Liquatus, liquefaRtus. 
SR 2 Fuſor,flator,m. 


A melting houſe for mettall, 

2 Vitiina.F. 

That which may melt. 

+ Liquabilisad. 

Belonging to 4 melter 

2 Fulorws. 

A Member. 

1 Membrum,n. 

A mans privie member, 

q —_—_ genitale,n.mentula,pe- 
nas,f. 

That hath a large member, 

1 Penitus mentulatus,ad. 
Hugeneſſe of members, 

2 Membrofitas,Ff. 

The ſetting in erdey of members and 
parts, x Membratura.f. 

Having two members. 

1 Bimembris,al. 

Having thre members, 

1 Trimembris,ad. 

Having great membert. 

1 Membroſus,aruolus,ad. 

By members, 

: Membratim. 

A Memo:tandum,or (bor nore, 
1 Mcmoriale. 2 Libellus. 

A Memoziall, 

1 Memoriale, monimentum,n. 
Tohaue in ABemorie, 

1 Memim,recordor,v.remember, 
To recall memonie. 

1 Recomminiſcor,remigiſcor, 

2 Recolo, 

A mMrie, 

1 MemotiafF. 

A weake memorie. 

1 Mcmoriola.f, 

That will never weare out of me» 
Morie. 

2 Indelebilis,ad. 

Derraming to memories 

| 1 Memonualis,ad. 


Me morableor vorthie of menorie. 
2: Memorandus,ad 


Full of memonie,or _ a good me- | 


morie. 1 Memorioſk 

To JPrnace, minor,v.mnace. 

To Mend, vide amend. 

To mend clothes, vide to botch. 

A mending of a thing. 

1 Reftauratio,F. 

A Menever cappe. 

2 Redimiculum,n. 
endicants,i.beggers. 
en'truous,yvide 4efilad. 


To be mamt ained, 

Commemoroar. 

To ment1on,ox ſpeakg of. 

2 Memini,vſupo. 

"Net to mention, 

2 Tranſeo,pretereo. 

Mentioned much. 

2 Viurpatus, 

A ment1onings 

1 Mentio,commemoratio,Ff, 

VV orthie #6 be mentioned, 

3 Memorabilis,ad. ; 
ercenart*, Mercenarus, 
eny. Familia, 

A Mercer. 

I com g. 2 Mercator, 

A mercer that ſelleth ſilks, and vel- 

vets, 1 Mctaxarius. 

Mevrcerie. 23 Mercatura,f, 

Mercene, or ware to ſell, 

1 Merx,f mercimonium,n- 

A Wercement, vide amercement. 

To hue JDercy,'r pitie. 

Miſereor. 

To wax merciful, 

1 Miſcreſco, 

Mercie. 1 Miſericordia, 

Mererfull. 

: Miſericors,propitius- 

2 Clemens. 

Mcycileſſe. 

I Inclemens,t ) 

Aercifully, 

1 Miſcricorditer. 2 Clementer,pie, 

venialiter. 

FIeridian, 

1 Meridianus. ; 

To make FDcrrie. 

1 Hilaro,exkilaro,lztifico, 

To wax mcrrie, or be merrie, or made 

merrie. 

1 Tucundor, lztor, gaudeo , exhi- 

Laror. 

Tol voke merrily. 

2 Serenu. 


AM ade merrie. 


| JP 


ad 


Lil, once ts. 


A Merrie companen. 
1 Congerro. 

A merrie ſeoffing boy. 
1 Sa/apuſtus,m. 


_— —— 


P——_— 


—Y 


Merrineſſe. 

; Hilaritudoyhila . al . 
Merrie conceits, 

i Facetig,f. 

Meryne talke. 

3 Iocus,m.& joca,plu.n. 
Merrie quyppes. 

i Dicteria.n. 

Aeme. 

1 Facetus, hilans,lepidus, ala. 
cer,& pry yt br 

S emenhat merrie. 

1 1 'N] 1 __s 
Verie mertie, 
2 Perlztus.ad. 

Aeyrie tis taliuing. 

1 Dicaculus,dicax,ad, 

AMernly., 

1 Fecete,feſtive, hilariter, jucunde, 
jocole,lzte, joco. 2 Sal V. 

T» Merite, vide de/crwe. 

Merit orious,vide deſerving. 
Meſu,fr.Dominus manerjj. 
Meſuaze,vide meaſe. 

4 Mclle of meare, 

1 Ferculum,n.geſtarius,m, 

A meſſe of pottage. 

1 Tus, juſculum,n, 

(Delell,vide leper. 

To ell a JBeſlage. 

1 Annuncios 

To go in meſſage betweene two parties. 
1 Internunco, 

A meſſenger. 

1 Nuncius,m nuncia,f. 

A meſſenger between partie Cr partie. 
1 Internuncio. 

A meſſenger,or purſevant. 

1 Stator,m. 

A meſſenger ,or ambaſſadonr. 

1 Legatus,m legata,t. 

A me(ſenger,or carey of letters, 

1 Libelho,m, 

A fore-meſſonger. 

1 Pranuncius. 

A meſſenger that rideth poft, 

i: V ws, 2 Curſor,m. 

A meſſenger ſent to view , #r ſpice 4 
thing. 1 Viltor,m. 

A meſſenger common t0 everie man. 
1 Liburnus,m. 

A lutle meſſenger. 1 Nuncoelus. 
A me fſage. 

1 Nuncum,n. 3 Mandate. 
Methegline. 

1 Henomellum,melicratum, 
meli,n. » Mulſum,n aqua 
A Method. 

1 Mcthodus,via,t. 

ethoware, vide withridate. 

ctropolitane, 

1 Metropolitanus,m. 

The metropo/1taneſhip. 

1 Protocathednia,t. 

Belonging 80 the metropol:tane, 

1 Frotocathedrials,ad. 
To cat Jrttall, 
2 Conflo,tundo, 


ad, 


ww 


TC - 


Mettall. 


— 


4 


MI1D 


M1L 


MIL 


— 


SAlezttail. x Mcetallum,n. . 
A mettall ver.e like to melantFeria, 
but it u more thin and ſpungte. 


1 Sory. 
Metall of gol 1with the fiſth part fil- 
ver. 1 EleQram.n. 
Ahn of mettall wherin us ſilver and 
lead. x PlumbagoyFf. 
A mettall wx tiguphereof two parts are 
lead, md the other tinne, 
x Tertiatum,n. 
He that diggeth mettall, 
1 Mertallarius,metallicus,m. 
Mettall joone moulten. 
1 Metallum,n. Aes duQtile. 
That hath mettal wrought vpon braſſe 
1 Subzratus,ad. 
Catting of mettall, 
ilis,ad. 
That engendereth met1all, 
1 Metalliter,ad. 
A worke in mettall, 
i Metallicus, 
Pertaining to mettall, 
1 Mctallicus,ad, 


M ante I 


To Michin a corner. 

1 Deliteo. 

To begin to mich. x Delueſco. 

A michoy ide truart, 

Mickle, 1.omc/. 

Microcoline. 

Microcoſmus. _ 

Midyav, Meridies. 

T»- idle. 

1 Medwm,meditullia,n. medictas,f. 

Th: middle,or bridgr of the noſe, 

1 Iſthmus,m. interftimum,n, 

That u inthe middle. 

1 Medius,intermedius,ad. 

M':dale day. 

1 Meridies,meſembria,f. 

MA lie mght. 

1 Meſonyctium 

Th: Minitfe, e2arating the heart 

and lights from the ftomacke, and 0- 

they nether bowel, or mudy im. 

1 Phrenes, diaphragma,diſſeptum,n 

To 4s the Mtdawifes office, or part. 
0 


L , obſterrico. 


1 Amnwiſe, 


1 Obſtetrix,f. 

M1dwines that ct the navels of yong 
ch:ldren. 1 Vabuliſſe,f. 

That which # g:ven to a midwife, 
1 Meotromgn, 

Te be Mightie. 

1 Polleo, valeo,poſſum. 

To wax mightte, 

1 Valeico. 

M:ght. . 
1 Potentia,opt poteſtas,f. 
SIteht of G * Hs 

: Numen,n. 

VV ant of m:ght. 

1 Invalentia,f. 


l— 


ts. 


Mighties 1 Phxens, validas, forts. 
2 Invictus,ad, 
Mightie,and ftrong m the brawne! of 
armes and legs. 1 T ad 
Verie migorie, 

1 Prevalidus,potentillimus. 

M :ghtily. 

1 Potenter, fortiter, pancratice,adv. 
Verie mightily, 

1 Prevalid:,adv. 


To make Jilde, or gentle. 
I EO $5. 2404 


To wax mnlde. 

1 Mitcſco. 2 Molleſco,manſueſco. 
AM ildeneſſe. 

1: Comias,manſetudo. a Lenitas,f. 
AccubtFomed milde ne[ſe. 

1 Semperlenitas,Ff. 

Merlde,or gentle. 

1 Mitis,coms,placidus,manſuctus. 
2 Lenis. 

Ver:e milde, 


: Premitis. 2 Leniſſimus,ad. 
Mldely. 


1 Placide | .h e. 2 Can- 
dide ady. 
A Mildewe, which falleth on trees, 


or corne. 1 Mullgoy,f. ros melleus. 
A Mile, 

1 Milliaren, 

Adutch mile, 1 Raſta,f. 
Of ami'e, 

1 Milliarias,ad. 

To SPitlke,or froke. 

1 Mualgeo,emulygeo, 

To milke tn, 

1 Immulgeo. 

To haue valke alwaies in the tets, 
1 LaGteſco.clateſco. 

A milke drmker, 

1 Gala&toph c 

Amilke oops " 

1 Lafteris,n, 

A milke ma de. 

1 LaQaria,f. 

Mike. 1 Lacn 

Milke of a cow. 

1 Lac vaccinum, 

M:lke of a camel, 

1 Laccamelinum, 

AMilke of a coate. 

1 Laccaprinum. 

Mile of a mnre, 

1 Lac equinum. 

Milke of an ewe, 

1 Lacovillum. 

Mulke of a ſowe. 

1 Lac ſuillum. 

Milke of a woman. 
Lacmuliebre. Lac humanum, 
Sower milke, 

z Oxygala,f, 

Almons milke. 

1: Lacamigdah 

Butter mailke. 

1 Lac agitatum,lac ſerofum. 
Milke turned unto exuds by vineger, 
1 Schiſtum lac. 


_— 


| 


VV armed m:lte, 

1 Lacpaſhm, 

A m lke paile x Multra,f, 
A milking. 

1 Mulcus,m, 

Milch 1 LaReus,ad. 

A milch cow. 

1 Forda,t, 

Milch hearted. 

1 Lemoſis,ad. 

Giving milke. 1 LaQtans,p, 
Milkie, 1 Lacens,ad. 
That i made of milke, and bringeth 
forth moilke, x LaRtars,ad. 
A Mill. 

1 Mola,f.piftrinum,n. 

A windeernll, 


1 Mol. pneumatica, yentimola,f, 
A wateremnall. 

1 Hydromola,aquimola,f. molendi- 
num aquaticrm. 


An horje mull. 
1 Alinaria,& Iumentaria mola. 
A mill for ole. 


Ahand-mll. 

1 Piſtrilla,f. maruaria mola. 
A fulling,or tuckong ml, 

1 Molexdinum tullenicum. 
A miller. 

1 Molitor,m trix,f. 

A miller; wife, 

1 Molendinaria. 


A mlhouſe, 

1 Piſtrinum,n. 

A mil-ftone. 

1 Lapis,m latis 

A mil-ſt:ne called a numer. 

1 Catillus,m.cacinulum,n. 

A peece of a broken mul- ſtone. 

: Molarns,m. 

The mill, or querne handle, wherewith 
it # turned round about + alſo an im» 
ftrument ſeit on the ſhoulder of a mart, 
horſe,or aſſe,to draw a mull, 

1 Molile, 

Pertaining to a mill,or mill-ſtone. 

1 Molars,ad. 

Tertain ing to a mall, 

1 Molarius, 

Mildewe,thar bafferh corne, 

1 Melligo. 2 Rubigo,f. 

M ildewed,or blatted. 

2 Ribiginoſus,ad. 

Militant, Milicans. 

A ſma'l grain called Millet ,or birſe 
1: Milium,n, _ 

A Millton, vide pomp:omm. 

The JÞFilte. 

1 Lien,ſplen,m. 

Minced meare. 

1 Intritim,n. 

T's come of ten in JÞttide, 

2 Occurſo. " 

bl 


— 


a FO "I 


 _ 


M 1 N: 


MIR 


iy or nity 


To <-> wundes ebftinately. 


oy weigh,or cabt in his namde. 

I Commen:or,cogto,puto. 

To munde 4 matter , or thinks agame 
_ againe of « thing, 


To be munded,or afeFioned, 
: Afﬀficior. 


Minded: alſo which hath a minds to- 
ward- 4 thing. 1 Animatus. 
Mrind:d carneftly. 

I 


A putting 1 monde of 
* Gmmanins 


= minde,or opinion. 
Of « gentle, and quiet minde. 
x 


2 Fodina. 

Mines, out of which metal; aye dig- 
ged wp. 1 Mi 

A mine of golde 

1 nag. 

of mane of ſilver. 

metallum. 

4 mine of 1yon. 

x: Ferrifodina. 

A mine 0 "broſſe. 

A ſefurz 2rarix. 

A mine of vermullien,or finoples 
: Minana,F. 

A mme,or bole in the grownd, 

1 Cuniculus,m. 
A mainer. 


1 Cunicularius,m. 
yang diggers of mettall. 
1 Merallici,metallarij,m, 
_ of mines,or holes 11 the groued, 
d. 


By mmez,ov hole; in the ground. 
1 Cuniculatim,adv. 


Wine. 

1 MCus, 

For my monty 

1 Mcapte cauſa. 

Minevere,s kiz« of firre. : 
To ingle,or mix together, or with 
other, x Miſceo,commilſceo,permi- 
ſceo,admiſceo. 

To mingle diverſlye 

1 Vano. 


: T 
bo” drvers her. 
nn 


o withews order, 
ingled ragether 
Apr opting 


A th 


2 Laute 


7+ Oath: or make listle,v pig 


dunamſh. 
ye —_ oo _ — 
x Muti 


EX XQUILALE 4 
loud dengue To marſh oury ſam | 
M. niſhed, or wade wnperfe, baving 


| ſone part cut off. 1 Munilatus,p. 


A nuniſhing, or lack 'y. 
2 Deceſſio,f.vt 


To Miniter. 


To munfter,or giue ſufficiently. 
I o,ſufficio. 
FFom/ 96m Miftratio 
Mimmn(fired,or done. 1 Geſtus Þ- 
He that minftreth. 
1 Miniſtraor,adminiftrator. 
Ami niſiring of «thing which one lace 
keth. 1 Suppeditatio,f. 

A Mtn 
I » Miſter acome,m ſacerdos,c.g. 
Minitter in the C burcbe:, PI | Tem. 
ples, 1 m. ſacxorum mi- 
niftri. 


de ſumma. 


A miniſter that the Captaine tin 
wayre d.« chooſe tobe abou him, and 
ſee to hu private affaines. 


I Opt:0,m. 


A certaine —— with whips 


removed the people » where there was 


much preſſe. r 
The holy anſinia 
1 


+ that minſtrels meke before 


CO ITEIIE 


fr bels to mmſtyels, 


4 

1 * Monrezia officina, Carafe 

na,taberna monetaria, 

OC IIEIIINY 

fm I of the mint 
: Prafetusculorum. 

A Minute, ofrime 

1 Momentum,n, 

A . which i bal 

Fg _— 

A Miracle. 

I Muaculun) chauma, 

2 Signum,ne 

Mnacdous,e full of miracles, 

1: Miraculoſus,ad. 

Mirke, vide darke. 


Mire, or 4: . 
I |, -— cy wo 


oy ec" mire, 


Mitinathermwed worth vive. 
- luratus,p. 

Ul mirie,or full of miye. 

1 Lutuſus,conofhs,ad. 


M: :nthgor _— 

+ Hilaritas, amernitas, Lztitia, ju- 
canditas , feſtivitas, lubentia , gau« 
dium 


Mm. 
Mirth mn wor dbg 
1 Ludus,m. 
Fah »f m rth. a 
1 Facetolus,genialis,a 
Tertcinng t#.mirihy n.ocking, ſpor- 
1mgor ſuch like. 
1 Lidicergh 
11 Pisbccommeth,. 


L Dedecet .mpel, 


— _ - 


"—_— 


—— 


—  —— — — —— — 


MIS 


, 
4 ——— ths 
- 


Mr 1 $/. 


oa eREUP—_— —— - - 


"MIT 


i » Mllcarric, 
2 ce M 


A BU 


£,ormy/aventure. 
i Toforturuds 


_ V.naAfurtice, & 3} 
Ftchighes->: 
i Pernicies "calamitai.C,majumgx(- 
tm,antorturtumyn. 
A m'chiefe,or willaue. 
i Fa gtumnc tas,n. 
Aam(chie wow attes 
I Sceles fapuium,maleficium,., 
Miſchevon, ineſſe, _ 
r Pernicies,f. otdy os 


rius,malitioſus, improbus,ad. 
M1iſchievonſty. 

1 Sceleſtc,icelerazeAagitiose,impics 
improbc,perverse,perititege,udy- 
The miſlch efe. 

x Malum,int. ve,quid alma gwhe: 
the #'/chaefe 2 -- 

To WPiſconftrue;or my paterpres. | 
2 Depravo,. 
"Tobe Miſcontent, 

x Pearctympttts 
At, cortented, 1 tawt 
2 Iniquus, ad tieuomimy Beer, 
Tobeare a: hing Withn.a. m1oon! Ont cd 
minde: 
4 COtcreant,er infidell, 
: Atheos,infidus,m. 
A Mildced,arm/ioing. 
: Malchcenna,f, Wit & 
5 11 Delifagn, 1-4, 
ſdoubt ;Vide mniftradit... 

Gi [ 

1 Expenſom. 

To make Milcrable. 

3 ZXrumno. 

A miſer or wretch 
1 Miſcr,ad. 
Miſerie,or calaamible, 3.(-: 

1 Miſeria,calamitas, wnfixlicitasFin in- 
formniums 2 Famm.n. 

Great m:ſcrie,0” m;/ort une, 

1 Clades,f, 

M'[erable. 

1 Calamitoſus,miſer, mierabilisn 
falix,ad. 

Miſerablygha.n 1 

1 C2)amitose, miſere, 2 Indlignt,adv 
Verie miſ- rably. | 

1 Permiſere. 

Mtrfoztune, 

1 Inforumium,n. calamitas, miſcria, 
infceliciras farm M.caſus,m, 

Grent mtdfartunc 

1 Cladesf. 

Mitkennin | 

x Mutano fecrmorus. 
Miſ-hap,vide mufertwnce. 

Mi napen,or mafifroncd. 

11 
To Miſ-hcare. 
1 Obaudio. 

A Milleading. 

1 SeduQio,Ff. 


pans 


bn IT 


—_— 


1t MPIlrth, 1 RE 
To Mtflikezor offend, poop 
pliceo, 


1 Offeado, 


' To m f'ike 4; /Aadow, tr not egreewnto. 


! Improbo. —_— 
1; na therb, G a1. 
Molton cont gr lord 
Mifliking greathy,or orb; 

i Fattdiens,p, 4 - 
A rmfltker, ar he that u fonded wah 
or at, 2 Inimicus,m averiasad; 

A mifliking, or __—_— F 

I Diſpliegatd)t7- 7 Tiras 3 4.08 
Tl. at miſltheth orenoftemtenteth, f 
I Diſplicens,p, | 


- 


To Miſtame, or mcks nawe, 

[ Agnomino. 

Milpziſion, vide eopcealing, * | 
20p02Ttonen;” TONE 1 

1 Incfhgiatus. gh,06 ca”) 5 

To tht marks +- &Þ./ 

1 Deepa mnornys cn! i 

To catt a QT before. p 

1 Nebula, z Þ .caligo,nox,f. 

Wy —rend—yon. ar 

1 Subſtillumgn, 5, cor 


M: Sti-. dren thn) 11 'E, 
2 Cali24mn;odfaitznes wlts.. 
To Mtiake. » x moon 
2 Erro,detorqueo, 
To miſtake 17 hears. 61.44% 
1 Obaudiss 
Miſtken. 3 Diſtorugp. 
A miftaking. 8 Bia) 
1 Obauditto,f chard > Frere 
M Ger) 
Vligineſus. 
Mrltertes bidden i ' _— or cere- 
memes, 1 1 
_— eg or ting? —__ in weyds, 
b12t h:d in ſenſe, 1 Adianoeragny 
He thigr teernievbs, op ho hug expert 
"mn moins frei 
1: Myſta myſtes,m 
Ay ſticallyor bidd, %. 
r Secretus,myſticus, myſterialis, ty * 
picus, 
Verie myſtical. - 

1 Pereoriinus.'- 


Myc: Aly. 1 ev 
AMtTrefle ,Videmeiſtre ſe, 
To F- tht. 

: Diftdio 2 Dubito payeo, 
M ſftruited, or ſuipetted. 

1 SuſpeQus;p, 
Mrftru#ting, 

1 Diffifos p. 

Miftr wit, drdiflrniÞ. 

1 Diffidentia,F: - 

ry mee 

c Suſpicio. 2-Pr of. 
Mrftruftvully efagit 


1 Diffidenter, fuſpicios®, 2 Dubji- | 


tanter,adv. vide /utþec#. 
To MBifyſe, vide ib»/c, 

A miſuſing. 

1 Abufio,f abufs,m. 
Miſo/age. 3 Nocentia,f, 


A DD ite, 1 Acar,tearus,m. 

A 111116 mite,or NIN corne, 
, 1 Cnrculio,m 

| A liitle my: te. 

[3 Circulnnttiha,m. 

A mite by vy rmeat. 

1 Galba,f. rY 

A Mite,or ſmall quantities, 

1 Mica,f. 

A WPÞitcr. 1 Mitra,f. 

A (ittle mater. 

; T Mitelth FL. vide Biſhip. 

j; To MPitirare. 

[2 Miugo,vide 10 aſſwage. 

A fingu.ar confetion mm phyſicke, ca!- 
| led Bithiidate, 

' 1 Antidotum nit ticum. 

He that maketh ma: thridate, 

1M 


1 Miſceo, vide mingle. 

To mixe with brafſe, 

1 Subzro 

Amxtwre uw wi iſe grainet. 
1 Farrago,f. 


Of muxt or verſicglardiay! 

1 Verſicolor,v 

Things wn rfetthy xd, tagenttred 
for the moi# pur in the are. 

1 Metcora. 

That are of mixt,and divertopjuieys, 
bolding nothing certainly, 

I Mitcelliones. 

Somewhat mite. * 

1 Meracnlus,ad. 

Pure without rxture. 

1 Merus,meracus,2d. 

A Miren,or aw;g 1M. 

1 Sterquilinum, fimetom, ſtercora« 
rium, hmaritim', 1i&ut* bars cohve 
ſtitius. 


M axte © 


Mobilitte,-» mconflancice 
1 Mobllitas,inconſtantia,F. 
To Mocke, or doc he: * 
1 Fludo, ho, del:1d:ticor, deludo, 
fallo,lucifico, lud i. cen. 
To mock, ſeorney fc! fr, fs lamnh ar. 
1 Irrideo,ride&o,eludo,obrideo.ludo, 
illudo, deludo. z Per, deſpuo, cavil- 
lor , jour, 
To maxckr,ov t agint with Fl falſe e tale, 
1 Fabvly. fabulor 
To moci:e with be ah ”r tit brewer, aud 
ſnuffing vp the noſe. 
1 Subſanno. 
So mocked. 1 Subſannatus. 
Mocked, or deceived. 
x2 Elvſus,lufus,delufus, p. 
Hos ed,or feoffe1 at. 

raſus, enſus,cluſits, luſus,deluſus, 
2 > Sugplians SP. 
M ocked, or d:cemued, oy that mocketh, 
or decetyeth. 1 Ludificatus,p. 


Mocked 


"TI "TIPS 


f we 


PO We" II 


— 


je" 4 


— 


| 3 Planus 
- He that __—_Py mower. 


l 


= th i. 


M:O0iC 


MOD 


MOL 


* __—_ — 


Mocked to form. 

I 

A —_— 1 Subſannator,riſor,irri- 
ſor,cayillator. a Sugjllator,m. aſi 
tus,dicax, ad. 

A mocker,or deceiner, 

nn 


s wel a mockg. 

: Sanna,f. 

Such a mocking, 

1 Sublannatio,f. 

A mo: ker,oy bee thas fone tebes 

£0 fn T » . 

A mocke,or ſcoffe, 

1 Cavilla j 

4 « Dai lan 
Dirifio, obnifio, riſio, cavillatioF. 

m. . 
A mocking,or m— Went > 
- 


mocks weed contemph. 
I 7 tio,f. 
A mocking ſtocke. a 
1 Tocus,m.ludibrium, ndicukmn.do. 
A mocke behinde ones backs: 
1 Poltjezſanngy® (3/44. 6ot " ; 
M 1cheries, or jeoffess "+ nod 7 
1 Dicerig, + 005 


A little mocke. 

1 Cavillula,f. 

That u to be Weckad ef 

2.0 m. 

Pertainirig to ws 

I Jocularnad wa 0 50's 
Peritaming to rockrggehre 

[ Mimicus,ad 

VV orthy to be mockedyer laghcd &. 
1 Ridiculas,ad. 

Maghing 

1 OS nets 

Full of mocking, 

1 Riibundus.”- 

Ms chingly, 

i Ridicule;jronice. 


1} Som-mhet mothinghye 


1 Subridicule,adv. 

A Jodder;w-»ct, or gow. 
I Pnera;pupy,s; nn id 

Te (Podrrate pr s governe 


R— 


r moderatezor ſup! preſſe. ; 

1 Tempero. 2 Comprimo, 

T's moderate, or tanver 41 ordey, «r 
mt %fure. 1 Temperos if 

To vſe moderation, 

1 Temper»,vt lzritizcemperare. 
Moderate,or temperate 

1 Temperatus, moderat's,p. 

A moderat oroy one that moderateth, 
1 Moderator,m. rwix,fi 

4 moderation, | 


SL 23 ” " FEET 


Mo lerr:itron which | " lereth, fer, 
mg a" thug daboneFly. , 
i Modeſtia,f. 2 Padbry 


Moderation in expencergor 

i Parſimonia,f, + 

M oderationof living, or eonrentation 

with alttle -» Frugabrasf, 

A quiet are of? »*f und. 

i X 6:11:30 16 

M oder ateyer that ora. oef ge 
i6cris,ad; '' 


1 Modice,modera2 

2 5 
Moderately or poles, 

1 Leviter a Iofim "e ; 
Verne moderate pn A 


I Permodice ,advl' 


- e $4 34 


To make = with qui. 

1 Inſucco. | 
To lemade moifF, 

I Madefto, 

Tobe mo' FE. 

1 Madeo.humeo,liquor. 
Tobe mor before. 

1 Prezliques; t 
To þ» inch 101 ;#. 

r Permadeſco. 

To wax moitt. 

i Humeſco,madeſco, 

M ade morfF. , 

by MadefaQus. ; 

M-Fhned. 2 TrnAwP-. 

Mo $tarc,or mo Fneſſ 

| Humioryni homidas.f Tiquidum,n 
Te 1.:t ral mot ace of the ear th, 

1 Viigogf. 
Als it re 
60s ng hy of the edyth. 
; "* Pe ks "un guilt. , ' 

«atellum,n. 
m9! Fning with | -quoy. 

1 Rigarioumigatio f. | 


» -© 5kengclofing the eres, 


M giit eorth. 

: Humus,F." ___ 
Matt 24 mo 

1 Humidus, mackdns, woes; Job 
dus,ad. 


— 


A. 


= 
- 
. I Rr 


— 


2 


PX 


lt. EE... 


— 


Moth, full if Mice, 
1 Sucadus,ad. 


= moiHt fobed with wy 
fanding mit, 1 

Somewhat moifF. 

1 H 

Mo tte with Watering, 

1 Ir 
Thet Sa eth, 

: Humificus, rignts,ad. 


iguus,ad. _ i” 


VVitheut mo turc,and tuhcty 4 


1 Exuccus,ad. 

A Moitic,or half pa, 
3 Medictas,f. ' 
A Mole ware, 

1 Talpa,dub.g, 
A mole-hills 

: Grumulus,m. 
A mole taker. 


A 


L 1 Ne ; i 
incl.” 


I Nevbaghl: 
= Dolclt, or vex, 


, "Lacy { o, vide To offi &,. yvex, and 

To mel:fF, or butt, s » 
ſhoe. 3 Scru Tres 
To malei? wei —— 

1 Infeſto. = 
To mole? greath.. 

1 Percrucio. 23 Occido 


Moleited,or grieved path, 
x Joleſ Hh 


That mol fe th much... 


L Kms 1 " 


T. 
- 

3D 

;E; 
&.v 

— 

- 

TEES 


1 Vexabundus,ad. | | 
To Mollifte, 

1 Fmaolhogvide #1 7; ate and a 
CBolloCRe:or KY Ter 4 


To Molt,vide mety. e\ _ M 


A Boment,or ay " 
1 Momentum,n.a 2AÞ » 
Meument,, iccownt or Val 
1 Momentum,n" vt qullis momgrc, 
of no moment. 
Of 1. 2 moment, ſhace, or durire, but. 4 
moment, or momenit arie, 1 | he | 
taneus,ad. . 
Done in a monvn#, * 
1 Momentarius.ad. 
In a moment. 
| Momento,ibt”* ; 
A Monorch,or Prince ruling top 
1 Monarchaan, 
A monary M27 rm roeo { one Thing 4 
lore. 3x Meoriar 
A Mona't: rt-, 
1: Mon ferum. ccnobium, 
$a <h fe mor abterie, 
1 Atchifterion,n. | 
Alle ntabferie, | 
| 


te "fenolm,n. 
dadfi mMeina i904, 


b%E0 


7+ 84 +14 
#,.8 


of BY 2: 10h 


; 2 Luci i$,Ms K | 


Mora | 


et i 


— 


a Ah 


i * — 


MON 


_ 


2. 


PII —_——@_— 4 


—— 


as 


| Menetly, 


Honalforix oheneiprre maar: 
penny So—n. 

Regie monte, 

, #7 make mane 

I 

Not repo q 

1 Indeflet 


w,P-- 
He that maketh mone. 
1 Querebundus,ad. 
51 don:th. 
x Menſt,m. 


The moneth {annarie. 


4 


Inbe. 1 Julius, Quin 0-0 
Angutt. 1 Augultus ſexrills, _ , 
s, I XT,Mm. 

Ottober. 1 Oftober,m. , 


December, x December,m. 
A moneth aneng the Grecian', at- 


fo e—$Srame age "NL "6 
rae , 9 


| en 


» 


ere” mw 

,m 

The - "= Hang two moneth;. 

x 

of two moneths. 

of three mon 

moneths. x Tri 

Of foure moneths, 

1 Quadrimenſi 

Of fix moneths, 
Semeſtris 


I - 
Pertaining to a moneths ſpace. 
* Menſtnkus.ad, 


4, # the fate of three 


"4 Wongrel, whe t eths hath ki pa” 
rents of divers natio 
I tw. a nh | 

ell, or curre engendered be- 
emo boand ma mal 16, 


i i 
To lend mony vpon w/arie. 
x Occupare pecunian. 


Tohive one for 1011 y, 
1 Mercede conduccere 
M oney. 

1 Pecunia, 
Geod and currant money. 
1 Moneta proba. 


PrEI—_ 


20s 


tancum 5Pecunia LUMETATA, 


Dreſert mavey, 1 Argentuny preſen- 


a. 


| 


: Arch 
Mary tur RE nds writing. 


Mony mods, that 
Mogi on vpen player 
1 LucargJucaris 


M on wh iicwys 
m1 ee 


WS... 


I 


a for ſchollers __ 
cen adorn zetbeſtb 


M oy grven bo the poore, offered to 
godrgor laid up 5 4n the commen "0 
yie. 2 . 

Mony 

2 Acsalienum. 

Meny lensfor 

2 Acs 

Mong cerried over the ſes. 

1 TrajeQutia pecunia, 


mumMus. 
Mony delrvered to oneto be paid to an 
other, 1 Attributa pecunia, 
Aony paid for the carriage of a thing. 
1: V 
Akind of old mony, twe drachmas of 
our moty , a little more thana ir, 
pence half penie, 1 Didrachmumn,n. 
A 4 5 of mony of an hundred 
drpchme. 1 Mina,f. 
A mony bag ge, 
1 Theca nummaria, vide bagge, and 
whey 
A ay or table. 
1 _ 
The having of Apadexce of mony. 
3 Nummatio, 
Fwulneſſe of mony- 
3 Nummolicas,f. 
He that u grven = _—_ 


1 Nummaris, 

He that requireth mony. - 
x Poſcimumius, ,m. 
Ga much mony. 
xz Pecuniolus,ad. 


Monleſſe. 

2 EmunQus,pe 

Of,ov pertaming to meny. 
1 Nummarius,ad. 
Mameriyer comm, 

x Monetarij. 


_— — —— 


Amontiungor warning.” 

1 Montus,m. monitum, n; vide Te 
warne, 

To be made a JYPonke, 

3 Monacher. 

A monke. 


3 Monachus. __ » - p 
by mage ITT 
Belonging to 4 


Ofondelonging to monks and mena- 


bo. rs cabus, m. phi, 
arolopr,h, 

Wonopoly. 

1 Monupnium 


A MWoniter. -- , . 
1 Monſtrum,portentum,prodiguum, 
A mertter,or any wondrow fight, 


A lutle monter. 
[ Prodigiolum,n. 
That breederh,or bringeth —_— 


1 Monſtrifer 
Ful of meter of the (44, 


That procureth monſter; » or ſtrange 
fines i: P d. 


I Monumentum,p. 2 Tiwlus. 
A monument , or remembrance left 
with ones friend in remembrance of 
ſomething 1 M 
A monument of the dead y 4 
chre,graue, or tornbe. 1 

ntymbus,m. 


A monument baeper, 


z Ay ay 


1 or 

The new Mou. - 

1 Nova luna, Rediensluna. 

A contwnttion betweene the ſunne and 

the meencyſhee being ner ſeene, 
1 Interlunium, intermenſtruum , n. 


Das frond boa 
concurſis , Intermenſtris lu- 


Io 


” ——— - 


_— 7 


MOR 


—>— —— —  ——— 


M -OR” 


| moone 


The nwone more thas halft AP 

1: Lunag 

The moone crooked with horner, 'as {t 
i three daietefter the change and the 


| fill. x Corniculata luna. 


_ —_ 0 0re. 


Theol c —_— on mvone. 
1 Ecliplis, vel defeftus heng 
A certaine circle ahotet -; " 
1 Hala,& 
2 Coronayf. 
The ftate of the noone, not 
the halft compaſſe. 1 Arn h 
Tue ſpace betweene the new moone and 
the 0/4. 1 Interlunyiumintermenſtru- 


ef come to 


-um,intermenſtrua 


The xs»0ne "+ , ft: 
ba 


er belonging ts the mend. 


Belonging ro the hace betwoeke the old 
the tiew tf 1 


um, 
A thing with twitges, aud firings to 
meon!e beafis,that they bite not young 
Doug L Filcella, 

pal phleopn, 

Ethica,cthice 


Bookes cre of morall philoſo- 
phe, 1 Ethica;n. pp 

M orall,ox pertaining to manners. 

1 Morali 


A of a fable. 
Dozalhing fl _ 


4 


| 


w— 


Ts be more then enough. 


3 lieNeanoove! vr ſomewhat more, 
: 12191 


for not zp 
vitra placttan, mere then eh, 
M xch more, 

z Demagis. 

M ore then eno 

1 Satis adv. 

AM orezor eſſe. 


1 Porrd, \deinde, inſaper, 
TC.pret m,prete in 
mien Ree, Lamgns; anplas,ad. 
vide a'ſs, ' 
'Fo 7 WPbogagr,o nba | 
|.7e take 10 mor Lage. 
_ lads, fo morgage, 
od. abebas holden by are, 
Dntigrons. 4 
I tu the Wozning. 
2 Lucet,imperſ. 
The — 
2 Aurora, marna,f. maturinum, di- 
Of the morning. 

1 Matutinus,ad. 


Early im the morning: 
1 Manegdilaculo,ady. 


« Van 
id of mor 
Cannes, 


Of themorrow, 1 Cr 
The next day aftey Fo menew. 


A daintre _—_ 

: Pulpamencturn 
'% JA morſul ut fem ſemething, 
hi g 1 Buecell4/& * 


| Cut in morſels. x 'Boecellauus, ad. 
Q_ 


— 


In little mor(els, 


Goel gr oct prong ; 


cay. 1 Mortalitas,f" 


1 Capitaleodium. 

A mortall enenate, 

1 Capitals adverfariug. Shen 

Mertallgriefe;irthfeaſe, "© 
ortall griefe,or 

I Merocn 

Aortall warre. 


dere 1puat if the | 
Poplingymeriling, or mocking, 
Sov!{l at ſheepe. 

4 022 Porter: 


Foe dreſs with morter made of lime, 
ſand,and water,or ſuch like, 
3 Naltho. 


DT ad 
1 Subigere terram, he 
_ HY wy 


1 Acetatum,a 
Morter of ow ,ſand,and waterymixt | 
with pitch waxe,or ſuch like, 


lence medi 74 


Mobrev oft Man enrble fone bes | 
ten together,and fo wrought, 

I Marmotatum,n. | 

Fine merter, 

1 Intritum,n. 

Filling of the walg with morter, , { 
2 Loricatio,t. | 
The Place,wbers, mortey is made. 
1 Lacus;m.”” ay ; 

A mortey makey,or dawhery, 

1 Camentarius,m. 

A wall made of morter, 


þ P tt ”2 : 
Ms mixt with bay,or ftraw. 
lzatum lutum. 


z | 


I COR 


Of oy per: ayning to mertey, 
1 Luteus,ad. 


A Mozter. 

> Sagana, moletrina. 

A little moyter. 1 Monariolum. 
A merter wherein barley beaten, 
1 Pria@nirium,n. 


err ebos reel dew | 


—  — ————— - 
- 


mY 


o Ga* no 
* 


MOV 


A kind of milding, where there 6 
mortifing of timber and; ſtones , one 
within another. 1 Or 
AMortifed as 4 —_ 

: Imperrims,ad, » 

nod pro | 7: Y _ { l . 
Boil. vide moozall. 
To be covered with Molle. _ 


Moſſe growirg on trees. 
1 Muſcus,m. 

A kind of moſſe. 

x1 Phyllan, 

Moſi Ed or mw ſe. 

3 Situs,m- 


ka efoprfal of malls... 


To be Moſiein the privie parts 
wen at fourteene yeares of age , and 
women at tvelue, x Pubeo. 

M ofſnie youn pong about the previe 


s 1 Pu 
oh inefſe of the arward 
nf , id 


I of the facer flacer of worpen 4 ” | 
children : alſo in fFuiti,and hearbess' | 


M ofire,or full of ſnch moſſe. 
I . 


2Peninfulats,p. 
ſuch as eateth slath. 
x Tinea, - 
Full of muthes. 


x Tincolus,ad. th 
To be like « FPother. 
1 Matreſcs. 

A mother. 

1 Mater. 

Al little mothey, 


1 Matercula. 
MA ſteppe mother, 
x1 Noverca,f. 


C_ 


ef mother pony methey. 
» Magna ' 


Shee that bc oy man 


ct oe” Wh 


| : Matermatrims,f, 


- 


_—_— 


; 
[4 
| 
| 


— 


1 Materni | 
He that hath two mothers. 
x Bimater,com.g. 
A motherleſſe childe, 
3 Matrimes,com.g 
fs whe mother '4y er liveth, 


;; Fora ty L Orbus,ad,, 
f, of Lohan) we ry pc 


1 Li verna 


The Jother,or marrix in a woman 


wherem the child ts concerved. 
: Matrix 


,vulva,f. 
The mothey , « diſeaſt that commeth 
or cholyngof of - 


through the ſtopping, 
matrix, and cau th the mother 


ſwound. 1 Vulve ftrangulatio, 
Ts ,o of oule, 
= _ f 
Fo ev 
De tg 


fo angther., 1 
To mone,or ftirre vp. 


or ir fox pine 
i 2 


x Cico,concito. 2 Commoveo, vt 


riſum commorvere. _ 

To mouc,or wag ge,or mour often, 

I. ,Agito, 

To GY provake. 

1 Inſtigo,incko, i 

" mour, perſwad:,or allure, 

—_— 2 Duco, 
0 m0ue,or ſhake 

1 Concutio. 

To mexc,or flirre greatly. 
tre ftirre greatly 


« mmoue together. 
gito. 
To moue ofteng 


3 Moto, 
To mowe with great fore, 
1 Admolior. 

To mowe a queition,or dowbt, 
1 Propono. a Moveo. 


To moue the mouth, 


Z 

To muue vpen rolleys, 
1 Phalango 
To mone, 4s 
not to doen theng. 
| Sollic : 

To moye,ov anger. 


The eothers rongue,or - <a 
cula,f. 


irrito. 2 Stimnlo, 


r0.2mene 4 man to dee, of 


yl 


To be nwyved,or angrie, 
1 Iraſcor 
- be ({ omewhat onal, 


To be moved with afſetion, 
1 Afficior. 


To be moved with pitie, 

1 Mi 

To be moraten enduced. 
Deducor 


2 ; 
HMoved,or ftirred, 

x Motus,p. 

Mo ved,or provoked, 
I 


provocatus. 


Moe raifed. 2 Cenflatus,p. 
Moved,or touched, 

2 _ vticus js fidelib, 
2w0ved,or touched with farthfull de fore, 
_— rward. ans fr 


x Premotus,p. 
M oved inwardly. 


[lon 

« moved, oy 

2 Pertzſus,p. 

Moved greatly. 

1 Obiratis, 2 Incenkus, percitus,p. 
Not moved. 

1 Immotus,ad. 

A mover, ors that moverb, or pric- 
keth em 1, Inſtigator, m. trixgf. 
2 Stimulator i 

A mover,or entiſcr to do a thing, 

x Sollicitor,m- 'P 
That which moveth it ſelfe, 

1 Entelechia,f. 

A mowing ov motion. 

KL 

A movin or ſtivr1 

I meving Firrogap 

A moving,or ſhaking, 

z Concuſſus,m. 


eat,or 7 Ervent moving, 
'ermotio, f. 


ha,f. 
A moving or entifing to do a thing. 
1 Sollictatio,f. 


v moving , or panting as the Hart 
doth, 1 Palpitatio,f s 

A movirg,or courſe. 

3 Mcatus,m. 


A moving fogethey, 

1 Coagitatiot. 

A motion,or moving of the minde. 
1 Aﬀetio,f, >, 

Eaſie to be moved, 


I 
Not to be moved. 
Quickf anal F] 

made 00 0V 
oy ed wage 


Moued, | 


wee do es. Aa 


_ 
——_ 


— 


—— — 


MOV 


MOV 


MV.C 


Moved ,or argrie with one. 


_ 1 Tnfenfus,ad, 


That moveth flirreth,or proveketh to» 

3 Incentivus,ad. 

Moneable. x Mobilis,ad. 

Moweable geede. 

1 F. 

To Moule,or wax woulie. 

1 Rancco,vide hearic,or monldic, 

To paye away that which is monldic, 
UCcO 


Muco. 
Monldenef,o wuſftinefſe, 
1 Mncor, 2 dSius,m, 


Somewhat menldie. 

1 Subrancidus. 

Full of mould. 

i Muculents,ad. MES 
A Mould, or forme , wherein ane 
thing a formed, or printed. 2 Forma, 
[ .typus,m 2 ; 

The eecupation *f making of, mould: 

1 Proplaſtice, | 

Tre forme,or image whereof mould; be 


*3ade. x Protypum,n 
A ack fo he veſſel of earth by. 
1 Proplaſma,n-- 


1 Panifico, 
A moald:ing board. 


1 Rotabulak. 
Muonulded, x Depſtitius,ad. 
Moulder,i.to fall to <7, 
T» Mounde. 


I k 

Wa] x Sepimentum, n. 
To Mount vp. 

x Conicende. 

Mounted, x Sublatus,p, 
Mounted wpon, 

x Incenſus,p. 

A mount amegvy munny, 

1 Mons,m. ' 

A little mount aine. 

1 Collis,monticulus,m. 
A memnt lying ent, as an ehew into 
the ſea. 1 Promontortum,ll. 
A mrnting vp (0. 

1 Aſcenſio,f. 

Mourtaines, 

1 Ardua terrarum, 

Of a mountaine. 

1 Montanus, 

That # beyord the mount abvg, 
1 Tranſmontanus,ad. 


M aurned for, I Flews,p. 

A monrner. 

1 Plorator,m. 

A morner,or clad in monrney! appa* 
rell. 1 Pullatus. 2 Atratus, p. Vide 
Apparel, 

A mourning ſong for the dead. 

1 Monodia, nema, vide lamentable 


ſong. | | 
The woman which fingerh ſuch ſongs, 


: Przfica,f. 
Mourning. 1 LuQtos,m. 
A 1Tifull mourmng. 


1 Gewitus,m, 

A mourning, or ſadneſſe, 

3 Sentum,n. 

A mow ni gowne * 

: Mc £* 

VV ornen mourners at burials. 

1 Funcre,f. 

AM oupnefull. 

1 : 8,ad, 

M qr] 

Luoibili 

I ournefully. : 

i L itcr, vide lament. 

A lutl: e. 

Py men oe 

A dor- 2 

A mouſe of the field- i 
1 Nitedwla,ſcytala,t. Mus ageſlis. 
A kind of mouſe called a fbrewe, which 
If he goe over the backs of any bealt, he 
ſhall be lame in the chme,and if he bite 
he ſwelleth to the heart and dieth, 

1 Mus araneus mygalesf. 

Al owſe downg. 

== 

: A e & . 

1 Muricidns,m. 

A mou(e trap. 1 Muſcipula,f, 

Of a mouſe, 

1 Murrinus.ad. 

A Mouchatoes,vide mwſt-ches. 
A Mo 

1 Os,ris. 2 Fans. vt faux ferarum, ' 
ritus,m.vt riftus canum, 

A little mouth, 

I Ofcillum. 


A m#th, ſuch as is made in mockege- 
I RiQus,ms 
The mouth preperly of a bea#F. 

F 


1 Faux,f. 

The meuth of a bottle, or ſacke, 

1 Lura. 

The mouth of an oven, or furnace, 

A Prafurnium,n. favfelt 
e mouth of any thing as of a ve[[eh, 

or ſuch like. nr Oridclm,n 

Men with broad mouthes , and great 

cheeker. x Matriciorum. 

The bollownefſe of the moutb. 


x Bucca-. 
The vi terme#t cornert of the mowth. 
3 Chalinos, 


A mow bf ull. 
b | 


T 


A lutle mouth/ull. 


1 Decantatus,p. 

VVide monthed. 

x Buccatus,ad. 

Unto the mouth, 

x: Ore tenus. ut . 

To we,or mecke wit men! 
—— rn 


. 


1 Falco, mcto,tondeo. 


1 Fcenicularwum, 
To make 4 JP 90 of bays or ſuch like. 
2 Accrvo. 

The making of amew. 

23 Accrvatio, 

A mow. 1 Fenile,n fon acervus. 
'By mows. 

2 Acervatim adv. 

-MWouter,vide Aowlter, 


M ante V 


To make Ouch of. 
M S . | if; . 

Much or ſuperfluine, 

2 Redundantia. 


So muchas more cannat be. 

: Summum n. - 

Much,or many. x Multus, ad. 
Verie much. 1 Permulmus ad. 
Too much. x Nimius,ad. 

M uch more, 1 Perplus,ad. 
How much. 1 Quantus,ad. 
So much. x Tantus,ad. 
Evenſo mvoch. 

:T 

For bow much, 

1 Quianti,g. 


1 Parpari alterum,tantum. 
Auch like. I L 
Much vnlike. 

1: Abſlimilis,ad. 

Much,or ver:e much, 


1 Multhm , » quampluri- 


mim, maxime. vald&, adv, 
Overmuch, 

1: Nimis, vald$,ady. 

Too too much, 

1 Pernimis, immodic%,ady. 


] 


— 


| AMnxch mite, 


Dink 
” - 


MVC 


MVL 


MVR 


A little too mmc/, 4 
1 Pauls,nimis,adv. ., . 
As much 4s can be. 

1 Quammaxim2,adv, 
In as much. 

1 Inquantim,ady 

Thus much,or hitherss, - 

1: Hactents,adv. 

So much. 1 Tantim,adv.: 
Twiſe a much, 

1 Duplo,advy. 

Thrife as much , 

1 Triplo,adv. 

Foure 11mes 4s much, 

I Quadr "I lo,qua lwupli 


x Muklto 1 Ye : 
Much lejſe, 

1 Multo minus,adv, 
Much more,#r nach leſſe, 

1 Nedum. 

Mu?t, vide we. 
Mucke. r Fimus,m, 

A muche-hill,yvide naixan. 


Full of mucke. 
1 Seer ad, \ 
Belonging to mucks, f 


u t, Cooteres, | 


> pur-herrhlefe, vide Hank 
chieft,or navkin, 
al 


A mudde wall. . 

: Maceria,f luteus 

A rrver full of m 

1 Amnis lutulentus, 
amr va mudde. 
I 

_- e. 


The troeth i in wade, 
I Lutaru 
ited with migdde. 


That « 
I 
VV:thout miidde. 
1 Tllimis,ad. 
_ Muc/or Har ker. 
aſtulum,n.vide "Os 
&: 1 | 


er, 2 Focale,n. 
Sule, 
I aps + 1 .mula,f. 
"A nmle, ge _— betweene a born a 
RE 1 Burde,m hinna,(. 
ng,or little niule, 
innlus. 
why own : Muleus,m. 
After the maner of mules. 
x Hinnibunde,adv. 
Pert+ mug antes Þ 1 Mularis. 


| Mulce. Multa. 


SE —_— 


| Sue or" water, and hony. 


{3 
T ultiply, encreaſe. 
ultiplico 


,propagy,v.encreaſe. 
Af ted, 


Apvaltyp ler. 1 Propagator, 
along 
nl ie; vide varierie. 
Du titude. 

vide aſ- 


urba,multitugo,f. cactus, 
LA moms pes 

A multitudegor aſewnbly ſoeting roge- | 
ther. x CotiUſu,m. 

Amultity1c of people aſſembled Y 


| 9s. he” 2 eng" 


A multitude of beaſts or catre 
x: Pecuaria,n- 
To Mumble with the mouth, 
x Muzmuro, vide To murmure and 
mutter. 
AM umblingly, 
2 Adhaevc,adv. 
A Mumner, 
1 Perſonatus,m. 2 Larvag, 
fy chance. 


eaſe caliedthe Pumpes. 
nche,f. 


to kill, and ſlay. 

To murder with out meane, as the Spde 
niards,and ————_ w/t 19 does 
iT 

To be ene nn 


A murderer,or man-fleacr. 
1 Homicada,com:g. 
ther, or mother, 


He that murdereth bu + 
or kinsfolke. 
atricida.com g. 

4 murderer of bu brother,or ſitter. 
1. Fratricada, ,com.g- 
A prrvie mnurderer ,or he that goeth a- 
bout to murder with ajbort ſword, 

1 Sicarius,m. 


4 cruell murder mg. & 
x -Trucidatio. 
Ad urder. 


a Sanguis,m. 


Murd:r,o! manſlaying. 
1 Homicidium 


10- 


ol ' murdring of bu father or mother. 
Belorpig fo the nuurder of bu father, 
4 o—_— _ « aw 

1 Oppugnatoria galca. 
SOuck,vide _ 

0 02,07 mutiey. 
To muy mwure, or grudge as. 
: Confremo, abema þ 
To murmure Aazaine, 


x1 Remurmito. ' 
To murmwe gr matter againſt, 
Gn El 


To murmure _—_"Y 
1 Infremo, 


4 myer nmr ey. 
1: Murmurator,m. 


. A naurmuring, mumbling, or matte» 
dmurmuratio,murmuratio, | 


ring. 1A Y 
f. murmur,n. 
A ſoft murmuring. 


That hath,or —_—_ the Murre. 
2 Gravedinolus, ad 

A urraing among cattell, 

I 

Pure, A 

1 Nerve color, vide colowr. 
Mulcadell,or /weet wine, 

1 Vinum Succnarium. 2M 

The ,or flejhve part of the be- 
die, compatted of 'vemtt,. fleſh, and 
ſinewes, 1 Muſculus,m. 

Tc two muſcles that are in the tem- 
pler, 1 Crorayhite,f. 

A Mulcle-man, or be that gathe- 
reth Muſcles,, 1 Conchyta, conchy- 
legus,m, vide Fiſh. 


editor. 
To muſe befire and, 


1 Premeditor. 

_ mu ſc,or take deliberation wpen. 
1 Conſulto, 

To muſe ypon. 
1 Contemplor, cogits. 
Muſed, or thought on before, or that 
bath muſcd on before. 
1 Premeduatus,p. 
That hath nuſed. 
1 Meditatus,p. 
A muſing before hard, 
1 Prameditatio,f. 
Amuſing 
I Mediratdo,f, | 
Full of muſing,oy in « ſtud'e 


e, 1 Mu,f. 
SAduſes. 


MVS 


NAI 


NAM 


FIR"Y 


A2ufte" ke, 07 the art of muſicke. 

: Muſice,mulica,f. 

AMuſiche,ur pleaſant melodie, 

2 Concent $,Canor,m. 

A certaine kind of mwſicke, repreſe en 


ting grauuiie, and therefore was aſiig- | 


ned to noble men,and greet perſonages. 
1 Dorica,f dorion,t, 

A hind of muſicke verie hard to be ap- 
plied ro a ſong, 1 Harmonicum,n. 
Sweet mu ke cunning ly played. 

: Chromazn. 
Muuſecbe dt 12 

1 Sym I ts, 
The diſtance,ov tune wn muſicke. 
2 Intervallum,n. 
An inftru "acnt 12 muſech. called Pal» 
ter;0n, 1 Nabliumn. 
AM uſction, 
1 Mulicus,m. - . 
_—_ that tyie Aufcke by raleyaad 
rea{in, 1 Canonici,m. 
0/maſicke. 
1 Muſicus,ad. 
lke 


Mulke. 

1 Zibethum,moſcum. 

Ammuke ball. 

2 Paſtillus orbiculus,m. 

A QBuske-cat, 

1 Oloratus mus. 

A Musket, vide hauler: 

A Musckle. vide Muſcle, 

T« Puſtache, or that part of the 
beard 01. the ypper lip. 1 Myſtax,f. 
COLES. 6 

1 Sinapis,f.ſinape,n. 

M:: Fad feed, 6 

1 Sinapis,f. 

The wild muflard ſeed, 

1 Eryſimum,n. 

A mat. wd qu -r nes 

: Mola finapina. 

To Muſter. : 

I "Onto, luftre.ve luſtrare exercithi, 
to muiter anhofte. 
To mufter the commen people, 

1 Plebiſcito, 
To br mutterd. 

rt Cenleor. 

Muityed, 2 Conſcripms,p. 
A matterine. 

1 Cenſis. 2 Deleus,m. 
Amnitering in armour. 
1-Armilaſtrum ,n. 
A mui | r:ng place. 

1 Dinbitorium,n 
Seuldiers 1ushcred pon aſudazine. 
1 Milites fubitarjj, 

A Mutter matter, 

Armc -_ luſtrator. 

Mute. 

3 Moſtulcntes, ad, 

To be Jntable, 


1 Vano. 


1 Mutab!lis,varius, inconſtans,levis, 
ad. 2 Vacillans. 
Mutilate, Mutilatus. 
FDuthologie. 
Mythologia. 41” C 
Dute. Mutus. 
A Mutine. vet 
1 Seditio,f, tumultns,m. 
Mutinows. 1 Seditiolus,ad 
To (Mutter. 
1 Murmurillo,mutio,v .252wrmur 
To mutt-y betweene the teeth, 
: Muſſio. 2 Gannio. 
A matt er 
I Sulurratio, f. 
Mutton, x Caroovina. 
A Putton-monger. 
1 Muherarius,ad, 
Mutuall. 
1 Mutuns,ad. 
Mut ually. 
1 Muwd adverbs 


To Muztell. 4 

1 Obfirmare fances, Obſtringere 
fauccs, vide Aoof ell, 

Mvſterp,vide Al:ſterie. 


N ante A 
A Aagge, 1 Mannus equulus,mu- 


ſimon,m. 
A littlenag, 1 Mannulus,m. 
A bunt: ; nag,or bittle horſe, 
I Veredis,m. 
To /ay Ray. 1 Nego. 
A nay. 1 Negatio,f vide denies 
T« Aaile, 1 Clays, 
_ 7a: — abs th ng. 

go.confiy O. 
7 0 —_ VP. 2 Sutfigo. 
To n11/e downes 
1 Defigo. 
To naile to the cveſſe. 
2 Crucifigo 
Nailed. 1 Clarins 
Tr.mmed wuh nails, 
1 Clavatus,p. 
Nailed vp. 2 Suffixus,P» 
Nailed to the crafſe. 
1 Crucihxaus,p, 
14 nale. 
1 Clavus,m. 
A little naile. 
1 Clavulus,claviculus,m. 
Niles ma dogges coller, to keepe 6- 
ther dorges) Som bi mg. 
i Millmurices,m, 
A great head of 4 naile, in gates, or 
doorer,, 3 2 Bulla,f. 
Wt tlet 6/rbe fingers aud toes, 
1 V i5,0NyX 
A lutle,or (ojtnalle, 
: Vngyiculus,m. 

Q.3 


—_— 


| 4 naile 
A Puome, or toad-ſfoole, Alſutabilivie. | Agreat ragge . 
I | tuber,boletus,m. I Variernmurabilas;ne6Rtanta 3 V rvs,m. 
Sal Muſproomes, Mutation. 1 \Mua Oe that bach, great nailes, 
- x Prunioli. M ut ahle,or mconſftant, I Vngularus d 


Awhite growing inthe nates, 
2 Exortus,m. 
To trippe Aaked. 
1 Nudo,denudo,enudo. 
To jake nak naked to the breaſts, or paps. 
i EXpl 
Tc be x of babre. 
: Glabreo,glabreico. 
Mate naked. 
1 Nudatus,denudatus. 2 DeteQus, 
exutus,p. 
N chedneſſe, 
1 Nutitas,denudatio,f, 
Naked, 
1 Nudus,inopertus '2 Tnveſtius,ad. 
Holft naked. 
1 Semirudus.ad. 
To Rame,or callby names 
I Nomino,p I 
2 Indigito,vocodiep. 
To name yo7 Time 6 name. 
1» Nomino,dcnomins.. 2 Inſtubo, 
To nam? of ten. 
3 Noanito. 
To name agaime, 
2 Repeta, 
To be named againe, 
2 Repetor, _ 
To change bu names 
1 Tranſnomino. 
To be named. 
1 Nuncu 
To gime 4 ſurname, 
1 Cognomino. 
To nacke-name. , 
2 Impro agnomino. 
Toh 2 NE es, 
1 Male audire. 
Tobaue 4 good name, 
1 Pene audue. 
N amed. 
1 Nominatus , nuncupatus , appel- 
latus. 
2 Defignamns,p. 
To be named. 
1 Nominandus. 
2 Vocandus,p. 
Anammg of a thing. 
I Nomenclatio, nominatis; jane. 
Patio ,POMenclatura, cp 
A name. 
1 Nemea. .., 
2 Vocabulurs,n. 
A micke-raze, 
2 Improprium,n.agnominazio, 


A name of adigritie, 


I Peapobienca 
Tie firit,or Chriſtian names 


1 Prenomcnu, 
Aſurname 
I Con « 
A good » ameger repors. 

2 Exiſtimatio,Laus,fama,gloria, 3. 
ritaz,celebritas,f.nomen,n. 


LA 


_— ———} 


_—_— — 


| 


ſort ne en in oe nn 


a 


NAP 


NAV 


An everlatti 1g Names 
2 Im 
A name grven to Dronyſſus, becauſe 
be painte! nothing but mers, 1 An- 
png war pu 

name ovenby exce 
2 Su ſacio.s d "yy 
He that khnoweth the rays of things, 
and calleth Them by they ſtverall 
names. 1 Nomenclatotgm| 
He that nameth. 
z: Nominator;th. 
A faining of @ n: name. 

1 Onom 


That bath the ſence namgand is of 4t- 
verſe ſignfications. a « Homonymon. 
Tt u my name. 

1 Mets yerbis. 

Nee tobe named. 


3 

That hath two names: 
x: Binomnis,ad, 
That hath three names, 


Nanely,or by name. 
x Nominatim. 2 Seorfim, expreſ- 
ſim, privatiw,adv. 
Name by name. 
3 Denominatim. 
The Aapeef th necks 
WY 


1 : Hs ſaccaonla,f, manu- 
piarium,n pig wed Hyg 
A Whit, im welte om c 
| rag a Corntaln ix be 


A childs napkin that Wore om by = 
mn 1 Muccinum, i Taſtia tm; 


The i Map, baire of cloth, as m cot- 
ton. 3 Tumentum,n.villus,m. 

To Nappe,or /ſtunber, . 

1 Dormito, condormio, dormiturio, 
condurmiſco, vide ro ſlcepe, 
Anapping. 

1 Dormitatio,. 

Narre,or nearer. 

1 Propior,ad propitts,adv. 

To make Farrow, or fright. 

I 


Narrow places. 


I x. 

Little narrow valleies betweene two 
hils. I Chim, 

A narrow jart of a countrey, where 
two ſeas are bu! a ſmall diffance aſiune 
der,mcloſing the land on both ſides. 

1 Iſthans. 

B-langing to ſth anarrow ſtraite, 

1 Iſthmicus,ad. 

N arrow. 


1: Anguſtus, peranguſtus,arQus. 


1 Narratio _ 
(A ſhort or ſonal narration. 
1: Narratj 


Naughtie,o” fiekie, 
Inquinatus,p. 

A Natton,or countrey. 
1 Gens,natio,f. 


4 little nation, 

1 Natiuncula,Ff. 

Of a nation,or nationall. 
1 Genticus. I 


Narivitie. 

1 Nativitas, geneſis,f, 2 Partus,or 
tus,m.cditio,t.vide birth, 

The ſecond ndrmvities 

1 Pali }f 

ny catter of nativitres, 


= caftin of nativitie, 
1 Genet b 

Of,or bengg to ones ndbivitie. 

I 

The afeenders of ones natrvities 

1 Horoſcopus,m- 

Natuue ſoile, or plate where one wa 
borne. 1 Genitale folum, 

2 

Natiue,vidt N aturall, 


Nature. : 

1 Natura,f. 2 Genius,m. 

The natwre of a mayor any othey thing 
1 Indotesf, i nN. 2 Mincr- 

va, no,f, 

A free natwe. 

2 

Natuyall power tr veriue, 

2 Virtus,f. 

Natwrall ſtrength. 

1 Vivacitas,f. 

He that wnderſlandeth, or ſetteth out 

the cauſes of _—_ natural. 

1 Phyſicus 

Bookes that entredt of natuyall things, 

or reaſoning f the natnre of any thing 

1 Phyfica,n 

Aſearchi non of natural things, or 


reaſon the _— of anie thing, 
1 Ph byſiologie 
He that ſe __— out natwrall ;hings, 


or diſþateth of __ cauſer. 

I 

That comet = of it ſelfe,that 
hath not begining of another. 

1 Primigenus, primigenius, primiti- 
vus,ad, 

Naturall. 

1 Naturalis,natives,phyficus,genui. 
nes, ingenuus,natalis,germanus. 

N at uwrall,and loving, 

1 Pius,ior,iffimus,ad. 

Natwrall moiftwre. 2 Radicale,n. 
That is natwrally engendr:d in « thing 


1 Innatus, congenitu>, ingenitus, P- 


nativus,ad. 3 Infitus. 

N aturally. 

1 Naturaliter,phyfice,adv. 
Natur ally,of ha owne accord. 
x Sponte. 

Agarntt nature. 

2 Abulive,invica minerva, 
To Natwrahize.,) 

In jus civitatis aſ-ribere. 
1he Neue of 4 cart m_ 
I 

The _— 07 middle Row thing. 
I Vabilicus,m. 

_ « navell-burtF, 


The muddle part of the navel, mY 
like net worke. 1 Acrom 
That hath a navell, or any thing likes 
navelh, 1 Vmbilicans,ad. 
_ the faſhion om a ravell, 


Tofe at Nang, vide re deſde. 
To come ts 

I Pereoypeſſiun i ire, vide ro decay. 
—_ © at ng. 


N aught,ill,or nawghtie. 

1 Malus, vilis. 2 infelix, 
deprava vide evill, 

N 16 men altogether, 

1 Filicones,m. 

Exceeding naught, 

: P 

N auhtie,vide lewde. 

A MNavte. 

: Claſhs,f. 

A little Navie, 

I 

N avigation, 1 ;N 

Perteming to 4 nnvie gh ſhips. 

1 Claſſicus,ad. 

Navigable. Navigabilis, 


N ante E 
To draw care, 1 Appropinquo, 


Neare ts. 

1 Prope,juxta,prep juxtim,advy. 
2 Apud:prep. 

VVell nearevide al mo#F. 
ANecate, Oxe,Cowgor Steare, 
1 Bos,com.g+ 
Nearte. 

1 Armenta.n. 
Of,or belo 

1 Boarius, 
las, bovinus,ad. 
Neate-heard. 
CT p 
To make ,or frate, 

1 Concinno,perpoko, 

2 Perpurgo. 

Tobe neate. 

1 Niteo. 

Neateneſſe. 

i Conthuhen, nntbengns , Clegan- 


to N ate. 
'cus, bucerus, bovil- 


— 


= 


LAS 2d TD 


_— _ 


NAC 


NEE 


NET 


Neate,or featts 
I Mundes,nitidus,elegans,concians, 
politus. 2 Lantus,purus, lepidus. 
Veryie neate. 
1 Permundus,ad. 
Stmwhat neate. 
: Mundulus, ſatulus, ad, 
” _ 
cc,pereleganter, apparate,cle. 
bo >. neon 
4 neather ftocks. 


ef yy oi ,Vide beake,or bull 
n Poor: —_ 


2 Operepretiu 
Neceſſar.es prone for ambaſſadour! 
comming 1nto ane conntrie. 
1 Prabenda,n. 
Neceſſarie for houſed. 


: Veenſile. 


| m— 


Neceſlitte,or wav. : 

x Neceſlc,n.neceGiras,necefitudo,F. 
vide needtneſſe. 

Neceſsit1e of nature. 

1 Requiſica naturz. 

To lay a rhing vndey ones Accke. 


, little necke. 
Collulum,n. 2 Cervicula,f. 
The hind-r pax: of the necke. 
I Cervix. 
Athing in the toint of the necke wb1ch 
_— ot gut us flill like an axeltree, 


Cheſter arts of the necke where men be 
ſoonelt choked. 1 Anfteres. 

The necke of the lute, or any other in- 
firumens. 2 

That hath two neckes, 


ſl little neckerebicſe 


Necromancte. 

1 Necromantia,f. 

A Necromancer, or he that calleth vp 
dammed [þi11ts 

necromanticus, Necro- 


ecromantium.n. 
_ of Necromancie prattiſed in 
owes. 

1 Sciomantia,f, 

Nettar. Lat. 


A Neece. 
1 Neptis,f.vide kindred. 


A——. 


To $2:ede. 
1 Eyeo,indigeo. 2 Defiders. 
To need greatly. 

I Adegeo. 

It « needfull. 

1 Expedit,imp 
Need,needinegſe,or neceſsitie. 

I Petia neccſſi 
digentia,inopia, 

Need. 


Needful!. 1 Opus,neceſle. 
Verie needfull. 


1 Pemeceſſarws, peropus, 
Needie, 


1 Egens,p.cgenus,inops ab n,& ops, | 
vel opes. 


eeple. x Acus,f. 
A little needle. 

3 Acutella,Ff. 
The needle of a - compaſſe,vſed 
in 4 ſhip,or of a dzall 
2 Verſna,t. 
A needle wherewith women trimne 
ther kaires, 2 Calpmiſtrum,n. 
A needle, or to: ak of 4 ballance, or 
beame. 1 


To Rer3e,vide Joſe 
N 


T's be negligent. 
2 Indormio 


Negletted. 
iN 
N xgence, 


1 Neglgentia,f, negleQus,m. 

2 Incuna. 

Ne lagence tn trimming. 

1 Impolitia,f. 

A negligent perſdn. | 

2 Dormitor,m.lapi,com g. 
Negligent. 

I __ 2 Socors,ſupinus,ad. 
Ne Co win] long. 


ION 
vg Tt faſbion . 


proximus, propinquus,m. 
Noetben heed, 
T Te propinquitas, Proxi.. 
Q 4 


the 


| 


i 


i 


| 


Nei bbourbood of them that dwell m 
_ »burbs, x Sabyrbanias,f. 
Belonging to a neg) pour, 

1 Vianalis,ad. 


2 ttatton,i, trafficke. 
ber,or nor, 

I oo Cc,neque,con. 

Neither of the two, 

1 Neuter. 


Belonging fo neither, 
Neutralis,ad. 


—_— "7 tk make 4 Neſt. 
23 Contumulo. 


To make a neſt betweene, 

1 mn. a 

To xeftle. Nidulor. 

A nefF, 

1 Nidus, 2 Micilum,n, 

A little neFF. 

I po pens ann 

A where birds iy neſb;s 
- or make their neſt 


. 2 Intendo, 
To catch nant, 

I ureto. 
( aught in a net, 


A little net. 


1 Reticulum,ſemiplagum, implagi 


A yy ſuch le;,walnut;,peare 
net, [uh 44 appier walngts ', 
—_—_— are put mto be ſold. 


A darn wy her for fiſh,or fowle. 

Fenet either 07 
erniculum, tragum, n - agena,f. 

abroad es toc lr 

: Panther 


Li 


A net, or hay ; net. 

2 Obvoluterium,ns 

A wide net,with great maſhes. 
1 Rete rarum,vel 

= —_— hole of a net. 


_ —_ of a net» 


1 Epidramis, 2 Plagzf. 


_ 


FW" 


PY 


"8 


- CE CRE -* — —Se__ _ . - - +M d LILISE. PR. 


SC uELECLESALS mes ated... io. 


ms 


NIG 


— 


N EV 
A net maker. 
1 Retiarms,caſlarms,m. - 
He that casbeth a net, 
1 Retniarius. 34 
Net works, 
1 Keticulatum opus, 
Net wiſe, 
1 Reticllatim,ady. 
N-t-,vide neate. 
Netherma't, + 
1 Infimus,;nfernus,ad, vide Tory. 
N-nrr, 
1 Nunquam,zdv. 
2 £*d calend.s Grecas. 
Never at «ll. 
1 Ne prorſus quidem. 
Never a nhit. 
1 Nequicquam. 
2 Niulominus, adve 
Neveriheleſſe, 
1 Ve r en,czterum,attamen 
Never more then. 
2 Cum maxims?. 
N- ver [5 l;ttle. 
1 Pavlukum mod6,pauxillim. 
Nentrall, Neutral, 
Newter. La. 
To maze N!w. 
1 Novo, innovo. 
To make new againe, 
1 Renovo, redintegro, recudo, re- 
paro, 
To be made new. 
2 Reficior, 
To waxe new. 2 tmegraſco. 
Mad: new. ; 
1 Novatus,P. 
Newneſſ:. 1 Novitas,C. 
Te bring ewes, 
2 Auniincio. 
Newes. 
x Novitas,f, noyum,n. 
A Nevwt,or exte. Lacerms, 
A MAcwpearcs e/t,vide Gift, 
A carier of newes, 
1 Famigerator,m. 
He that maketh newes. 
1 Novans,p. novator,m. 
Deſirous of newes. 
1 Novitatis avidus, 
VA new mang 
2 Neophytus,m. 
Any thing that iu new. 
2 Muſtum,n. 


1 Sacrimum,muſtar,n, 
New,ſpan newyſpick and ſpan new, 
1 Novus,recens,novitus,ads 
New,or late t:me, 

1 Neotericus. 

Very new. 1 Novellrs, 
New made, or newed. 

1 Nove,nuper,adv. 

vANney. 1 Deintegro. 

To be rre, 

1 Proxinzco. 2 Adhzreo, 


Next,or cmmrdiat'y. 

2 Proxfmns propmqu?,comigu?.ad 
Nex1 after by ſucceſ110n, 

1 Succedaneus,ad, 

Next following. 

1 Poſterus, 

Next after. 

1 Inde,deinde, adv. juxta,przp. 
Next,or labt. 

1 Proxime,adv. 

The next morrow. 


x Poſtridic, poſtero die. 2 Impo- 
ſerum. 


N ante I 


To Mible,or bite a little,and often. 
1 Morſiw,rodo, 

Aniblmg.” 1 Rofio. 

To make ſAtce. 

2 Mollio,ctfemino,enervo, 

To wax nice. 


2 Enervatus,p. 
Ml aking mce. 


2 iens,P, 

Niceneſſe. x Mollica,mollicies. 

A nice fellow. 

2 Seplaciarius,m, 

Nuce,or daintie. 

1 Delicatus, tener, percurioſus, mol. 
lis,ad. 

Nicely. 1 Delicate, auy, 

In the Aicke. 

1 Peropportune,ady, 

A nicke name, vide name. 
Niggardſhip. 

1 Avaritia, parſimonia. 2 Tenacitas,f. 
Niggard:, they that make much of a 
luttle,or greatly efteeme things of ſmal 
v:lue. 3 Cim 

Niggardiſh. 

2 Tenaculus,ad, 

Nig gardly. 

1 Parcus,avarus. 2 Sordidus,p. 
Verie niggardly. 

1 'Perparcns, ad. 

Niggardly. 1 Avyareparce,ady. 
Tobe Attcth. 

1 Adſum, preſto ſum. 2 Immineo, 
vide To dray neare. 

Nighneſſe. 

r Proximitas,p 
MA nigh thre, 
1 Confine,adv, 

Nigh at hard. » 

1 Vicinns, proj inquus, figitimus, 

2 Secundus,ad. 

Mere nigh,or rearey. 

1 Proprr,proximior. propinquior. 
N:ithcsl vide next, 

N'gh v.16 acitie,or towne, 

1 Antew banus,adv. 

Nt +. + Secundhimjuxta propinque, 
pipe, vide caye. 

T'- lie abroad in th; Ntrht, 


1 AbnoQs, 


,vicinitas,f 


. 
* T* - W—— 


1otarreall night, 

: Pero 

It waxeth» ieht. 

i Veperat, veipcraſcit,adveſperaſcir, 
nocteicit , concucbrat inveſperaſcit, 
mp. 

Av1ght, 

1 Nox. 2 Tencbrz,f. 

WIS ner, 

1 Nodticula,f. 

N:ght 2.4 ates of alength, 

| ZAquno&tum,n, 

Aldi ht . 

1 MeſunyGiiun,n. 

By nights 

1: Nocu,noe, denote. 

Night by night. 

1 Nodctu, 

The ſþac: of two nights. 

x Binoctium,n. 

The ſhuc# of three nights, 

: Trinod umn. 

The ſpace of foure nights, 

1 Quadrinoctium,n, 

The ſþace of funs nights, 

1 QuinquenoGium,n, 

The tell of night. 

1 Conticinum ,n, 

Belo':ging to the might, 

1 Nocturnus,ad. 

During the right. 

1 Panoxad. 

A nicht walker, 

1 Nodtivagns,notuabundes, lucifu- 
gus,ad tencbrio,m, 

1hat cam or abide night, 

1 NoGtifugis,ad. 

Of,or belo» ging to three nights ſpace, 
1 Trirothals,ad, 

Tarying ail nigt, 

1 Pernoctuus,ad. 

A cleare ftarrienght. 

1 Nox ſyderibus :iluſtris, 

A night cap. 

1 Galericulns,m. 
Mill, rhe parker, 57 aſhes, that come 
of braſſe tried tn the fornace, 

1 Pompholix,f. 
Ntmbleneile, 

1 Agditas, vide ati:vrrie, 

N: mile. 

1 Aquarius, agilis. 

N wbly, 

1 Aciliter,ſtrenu2,expedite,adv. 
To fUmme, 

Accipere, furari, 

T2 MNippe,or pinch, ; 
"1 Velhco.-2 Mordeo, perſtringo. 
To %ipgor taw t, 

2 Vio,mordco. 

N:pped. 

1 Vellicatus. 2 PerſtriQvs,p, 

A mppe. 

2 Morfiuncula,comprefſio,f. 
A n:fping. 

2 Mourkis,m, 

N:pping,or taunting ſcoffes, 

1 Didaia fales, m. 


Tha. 


—__—— 


04 C at. lied. ac 


NOB 


NOI 


NON 


The Atyple of « breatt. 

1 Papilla,f. 

Neſt 92119, kind of writ,a trial, 
A Att, 1 Lens. 

Nunegor ful of nits. 

1 Lindiginotus. 

Nitcr, matter much like ſalt,of c9- 
lour litht, nildie, or white, with holes 
like a ſhunge. 

1 Nitrum,n. 

A place where Nitey groweth, or ra- 
ther wheye it # boiled and fined. 

: Nitraria,f, 

AMyjxt with Nitery, 

1 Nitratus,Þs 

Full of Niter, or baving the ſaveur of 
Niter, 1 Nitrolus,ad, 


N ante © 
Mo, or nor. 


1 Non, haud, minime. 
Inno tt, at no hand. 

1 Haud quaquam 
tiquam. 

"No where. 

1 Nuſquam, minime pentium, 

Noe bode. 

1 Nullus,ad. nemo,c.g. 

A Aoble of coine, 

1 Aureus,m. 

To make Aoble, 

1 Nobilito. 

A noble: man. 

« Primas,Princeps. 2 Patricius. 
Noblemen. 

2 Primates, primores, proceres,mag- 
nates,m., 

N obleneſſe,or nobilitie 

1 Nobilitas. 2 Generoſitas. 
Nobleneſſe of tomack-, 

1 Animoſitas,magnanimi'as,f. 
Noble mens ſonnes and daunbtors,wede 
rig long robes rarded with purple. - 
1 Pratextati,m. pratextatz,t, 
Famnliaritie with noblemen. 

1 Dignatio,f, 

N «ble,or valiant att. 

1 Gelta, z FaQazn. 

XN 2vles 

1 Auguſtus, nobilis, 

2 Przſ\tans, inclytus, generofus, pere 
ſptcaus,ad. 

bel»ngims to Notlemen, 

1 Heroicvs, ad. 

Net ly. 

1 Aupuſt3, nobilirer 

2 Generoſe, magrhice, 

A Ocke of a bow or arrow. 

1 Tcnvs,m. 

2 Cen, mciſra, 

T- No7, 

1 Innno,nmto 

Toned tn1rether, 

1 Conmto, 

Tod ag tine vide berken, 
(ding. 1 Nutans,p. 


nen 
- p 2 - 


A nodding againe. 

1 Renutus,p. 

A nodding. 1 Nutatio,f. 

A ned. 1 Nutus,m. 

A Aoddte,or farke noddte, 
1 Perfatuus,ad. 

The fondle of the head. 

1 Occiput,occipiuum. 
Notlſomenelſt*, 

1: Nocenoa, vide bart. 
Neſome, 

: SI ſceleratus, 
A 


1 Perſtrepo,percrepo,petſono. 
To make a little noiſe. 


1 Su N 

To make a noiſe among others. 
1 Inte . 

To make a noiſe with the feet. 


I s 

To make a noiſe with clapping hand), 
and [k amping. ; 

1 Plaudo, plodo. 

To make a noiſe like water. 

2 Murmuro, fremo. 

To make a noiſe with wailing and wees 
ping. 1 Ejulo, 

To noiſe abroad, 

1 Predico,indico,promulgo. 

To make anoiſe about. 

1 Circumſtrepo. 

To make 4 noije like a Tigre, 

1 Rauco. 

To be noiſed abroad, 

1 Increbeſco, 

To make a terrible noe. 

2 Attono, 

Nuſed abroad, 

1 Vulgatus, ad. 

V'Fuhout natſe, I Silens,p. 

A noe. 

1 Strepitus, CrePituss 

2 Sonus,ad. 

A brill not, 

1 Stiidor, 

No1/7, as of thunder, or with the fall 
0/47 'hing. 

1 Frayor, Ms 

No!/+ 0, mater running, or any other 
th: 4 : 

1 Murmvr, + 

A hunemirg no , like the noſe of 
Bees. 1 Bumbus,m. 

The noiſe, as of a Trumpet, or Geeſe, 
or 2they like birds, 

1 Clangor,m. 

A [meet norſos 

1: Euphoniaff. 

ANovſe, or report. 

1 Fama,t. rumor,m. 

A "ill noiſe, [ch as pon trees 
ad learier, and of a ſmall brooks. 

2 Suſturrus, mM. 


— 


The ſhout and noiſe that Mearriners 
make, dewg «vy thing togetber, as im 
hofing the ankey, 
1 Celcuſma,vel celeuma,F. 
He that make th ſuch a noiſe. 
1 Ccleuſtes,m, 
Matzjag 4 noi{e, 
+ CO_an, p. 2 Fremebundus, 
ad. 
To make a great noiſe. 
x Stiidulus,crepax,vocalis,ad. 
That makyth a noſe ou bighs 
1 Altifonus,ad. 
Making ano(e,like noiſe in warre, 
1 Bellicrepus,ad. 
Making 4 noiſe like wants, 
: Yndiſonus,ad, 
VV thout noiſe. 
1 Inſonus,,mpercuſlus, ad. 
nation , i. 4 razzingy or 4p- 
pornting. 
Nominated. Nomanatus, 
Non-abltlttie, 
1 Impotentia, 
Aoll, vide nodule, 
Nonarxe, 
1 Pupillaris ztas,minoritas,f. 
For the Aonce. 
: Dedua opera,de induſtria. 
None otherwiſe. 
1 Perinde. 
To be nonſuit,or let the ſuit fall. 
2 Tergiverſor. 
Nonſwit im the law, wherein the plains 
tfs letreth bus mat ter fall. 
2 Tergiverſatio,t. 
None. 1 Nulls,ad. 
The Aones. 
1 Nonz,f. 
Naon-plns, lat. 
Non-term?, Non terminus. 
ſ2ooke, vide ( orner. 
To ſteepe.or eat at {2001kr. 
1 Metridio, vel meridior. 
TW 0ning,or roone reit, 
: Meds dies. 
A nome feath, 
1 Meridiatio, f, 
TLme, 1 Meridies,f, 
Pertaining to ncanes 
z Meridianus,ad. 
Refore non127 
1 Antemeridiarus,ad. 
After noone, 
1 Pomcridianus,ad, 
ALL noone, 
1 Meridiano.ady. 
Mon-r-'mence, 
Nen :e{;dens, 
Nor-lutte., 
Cava cadere. 
Mo?, vide nic hey. 
The tarth part ef the world. 
2 Aquilfeprenuio,boreas,F, 
Nev therreg'r  (aroire to the North, 
2 Aq lonius,aquilunaris, boreus, 0- 
realis, (cx tenmonalls, artiour, 510» 


us ad. 
Ner- 


NOT 


NOT 


NOV 


——_— 


1 Nortberne wind, vide wind. 


Wortherne mengor people of the North 
1 Briguntes, 
Ts cut offi the Roſe, 
3 Dena 
A noſe. 
1 Naſis. 2 Naris,m. 
He that hath a camoiſe noſt, twraing 
vpwards. 1 Simus,filus,m, 
He that hath a noſe ſomewhat camiſe. 
1 Subſanus, m. 
a. 1... 
- w hus, m 
hath a _ noſe. 
I ptr wa & 
The ſpa:e oxcr the noſe 
AT owns 
= of bridge of the noſe 
Interfiniuwm,n. 


The noſe of a ſhip, or extreame part, 
top, or ſuch like, 
2 Coranisf, 
Belon 'ng to the noſe, 
3 Natllis. 
That defendah the mm 
3 Naſile,n. 
A Noſc-gay,»r We, 
2 Faſciculus, im, olfaRorium , ſer- 
—_ n. 
A Roſthzill, 
1 Nares. 2 Foramina naft. 
They that are bornewntheut nothyils. 
» Hoſlimi,orum, 


Not. . 


1 Nec dum, non dum. 

If not, 1 Nifi. 

Notwith ftendong, or nevertheleſſe, 

1 Taracn, 5 en, 
nihilo ſecius. 

-— or albeit, vide Al- 


though. 

To be Notable, 
x Eniteo,eniteſco. 
Made notable. 
1 Infignitus, p. 
Notable fignes, 
1 Tufignia, orum. 
Nerable, or excellent. . 
1 Infignis,notabilis. 
2 Luculentus,ad. 
Very notable,or excellent. 
1 Perinſagnis. 2 Praluftris,ad. 
Notably,or nobly. * 
1 Inftgniter. 2 Eximic,adv. 
More notably. 
1 Infignius,ady. 
A Notch. 
1 Crena. 2 Diviſura,f. 
Notched, 2 Deviſus,p. 
To Aote. 
1 Noto,deſigno,obſcrvo. 
To note tier ok tly, 
1 Animadverto. 2 Auſculto. 
To note out a mans ſpeech. 
2 Excipio. 


To =_ and giue 4 marks , vide 
marke, 

Noeed. 1 —_— 

A noting. 

1 Notatio, tio, tio, de- 
ſignatio, F. 

A notarie,ar noter. 
Notari ,acuarws, 
A publike notarie, 

1 Librarius, 2 Tabularius,m 

_ briefe noter of the contents of books, 


LI. 


VAOT. 


= emſtrument of a Notarie briefly 
drawne out. 

: Abbreviatura,f. 

Notaries requiring 4 that each 


we them ſhould promn/e. 
Rogaarij. 
* noteor annotation. 
1 Nota, vatio. 
A note,or marke, _=_ marke. 
A briefs note, or 0bſervation,gathered 


of ſome generall propoſitian going be= 
fore. : Conditzriom a. 


A note,or marks made in a booke. 
i Aſtenſas,m, 


A note of ſound, 

1 Tonus, 

Notorious,or wortine to be noted. 

1 Notus,manifeſtus, notorius, infig- 
nitus, notatus,ad. 

Notorrouſly, 

1 Marutcſte,publice,vulgs,notorie, 


adv. 


To Rntte,or to cut the haire away. 
3 Tondeo, aitondeo , , 


Clip 
Nets or on 
Tonſus 


1 Intonſus, p. 

Noveltte, vide ewes. 
November, vide moneth, 
A Novtce, or novices, 

1 Tyro,novitius,novitij,m. 
ANowne. 

1 Nomen, n- 

A nowne haying no ca, 

1 Aptotan. 

QA nowne having one eaſe, 

1 Monoptoton. 

A nowne having two caſes, 
1 Diptoton. 

A nowne having three caſes, 
1 Triptoton. 

A Monrce,or ſhe that nouriſheth, 
1 Nutrix, altrix, 

2 Educatiix. 

A little nowrce. 

1 Nutricula, f. 


Neurces [6 called, becauſe they be al- 
wa: wilh them that they nowree, 
1 Aſlz,arum, 
The nource father, 
1 Fappas,alummus,m. 
The nouree; kausband, 
1 Nutritzs,. 
The 10urcer wages. 
1 Nutritia,orum. 
A wetrades 
> imoniaciam, mmckia 
I ium. 
A neurcerte, or place, where onely wee 
men abide. 
3 Gyngceum, n, 
ertaining fo nor cds, 
1 Nutritius,ad, 
To Nourith. 
Tf —— 


To newriſh againe, 

1 Regutrio, 2 Refoveo, 
To be nowur:\bed. 

2 Creſco, fruor. 
Nowribed 


owrybed, 

I Alitus,paſtus, nuritus, forus,ahum- 
natus, 

That DN and brawght vp in 


ſuſtenance,manners,or learnung. 
: Alumnus,m. alumna,f. 
Nowiſhed together, 

x Coalitus, p. 


Nowiſbers, 3 Alimones, 
—_— of Bees, 


A nouriſhing 
1 Altio,nutritio,altus, fotus,m. focil- 
latio,f. 


N ouriſhme nt. 


ay > + on 

2 Focula,oru 

That pertamerh to nouriſhments, 

1 Al ' ,nutritius, R 
Nouriſhable. 

x Allis, alibilis, fotiljs, nucritives, 


yo with the ſame mulke. 


ies that nouriſheth,or us nouriſhed, * 

1 Alumnus,nutricws,altilis, 
Nouriſhed in the ſame (ourt, Or Bate 
fon. 

1 Cohortalis, ad. 

Now,even nows 

1 Nunc, jam nunc, jam jam, jam 
dudum, modo, imprzſcatiarum. 
Now and then. 


x Subin, ſubinde, nonnunquam, ali- 


Now one, and then another , Vide by 
courſe. 

Now lately, or even now. 
1 Nuper, adv 


Now 


_ = 


— O_o. 0” 


NVM 


OAR 


Now at length. 
1 Demum,jam demum. 
Now hereafter. 


: Numero. 2 R 


Numbring againe. 

1 Renumeratio, f, 

Numbring of names,or ſurnames, 
1 Nomenclatio,nomenclatura, 
Numbring of people. 

2 Cenſus,m. 


A number,or quantitie, 
x Numerus,m. 
oy ro number,or companie. 
ultitudo,f. namerus,m. 
of _ found thrice in another 
number. 
1 Triplarts numerus. 
VVhich # conta:ned in any other nam. 
bey twice,thrice,or many times, 
1 Submultiplex numerus. 
Taſimg number, or inmumerableneſſe. 
3 Innumerabilitas,f. 
Of,or belonging to number. 
1 Numeralis, numerarius, ad. 
That may be numbred, 
1 Computabilis,numerabilis. 
In great number. 
1 Frequens,or,i\fimus, 
Of what number. 
1 Quotus. 
To what number, 
1 Quotery, 
More in number. 
1 Numeroſior,ad. 
m—_ numired, weighed, or meaſus 
re 
3 Fungbilis,ad. 
That cannot be numbred. 
1 Innumerabilis. 
2 Incomprehenlibilis, inexplicabi- 
lis,ad. 
Taſiing number. 
1 Inumerabiliter,ady. 


Ce 


A haſell nut, or flberd. 
1 Carya pontica, Avella nux. 


— Gl Sardiana glars. 


_ carth nut. 


Nees with verie thinne ſhales, 

1 Apinz 

The (" Fypreſſ wut;or little yound ball, 
wherem the ſeed is contained, 

x Galbulus,m. 

A piſtacke nut, which the Apotheca- 
ries ſell. 

1 Piſtacium,n. 

_ tree aglets, or eati-taile, 


Nucamentum,n. 
The vimoſt pill or I of cheſt 
nuts, having —_ 
Echinus, m 


A great frutt like a nut. 
1 Caryon indicum. 

A met tree,vide trees. 

Of a nuts 

1 Nuceus,carynus, 

A Aut of 4 (r9ſſe-bow. 

1 Aſtragalus arcubaliſtz, 

2 Vncus,m. fibula,f. 

The hole — the nut of the Croſſe» 
bow lieth, 1 Eprzygis, 

A FNut-cr fe, 

w — H—— , N, nucifrangi- 


N ante Y 
A Nymphe. « Nympha, f. 


O ante A 


© « avowell which hath diverſe ſig- 
mfications,and « either an adwerbe of 
calting,as O Syre,S or an mrerie- 
Bien ot perduum, 0 
wretch that I am, 

@,or 0h. 1 Proh,inter. 

(*d] alas, 

1 O,ah,chu,cvhoe,inter. 

An Dare of a boat, or ot 

: Remus,m. 2 Tonſa,ar 

«An ron oare, 

þ - 
The handle of an Oave, 

2 1s mm enchirh _— 

The broadeft part or blade of the Oare 
1 Palmula, 

A round peece of wood, whereat the 
O ares doe hang by a leather thong, 

1 Scalmus,m. 

The Dare,or foile of braſſe, that is IC 
light, that the wind bloweth it away, 

1 Pompholix,f. 


VVild oates, c 

1 Feſtuca,feſtucago, 
Oaten -— » "Wat fied. 
1 Om 

An Oaten wa 

1 Avenarium,n. 

Oaten meale. 

1 Avyenacea farina. 

He that ſelleth Oaten meale, 
1 Avenarius,m. 

Oaten. 

1 Avenarius,avcnaccus, 


O ante B 


To DObay. 1 Obedio, pareo, obſe- 
quor,deſervio,obſccundo. 3 Audio, 
auiculty. 
To obay m all things, 
1 Servio. 
They 0bay, 
1 Paretur,paritum eſt. imp. 
They will obay. 
2 Auſcultabiur,imperſ, 
Obedience,or obeyſarce. 
I Obedientia, obtem 
quentia,morigeratio,t. 
Obedience,ov [ubiethon. 
I Subie&Rio. 2 Patiemia,F. 
To doe obe{;wee, 
Gemu fleo, 
Obedient 
1 Obediens,p. iſſimus, moriger,mo- 
rigeratus. 
Obedient(y. 
1 Obedicnter, obſecundanter, obſe- 
er,adv, 

bourate, Obduro, 
To Dicer. 
1 Objico,objeto, 2 Oppor 2,du- 
Cv, v!, ducere aliquem probe, #9 ob- 


zeC 


» obſe- 


ET ——_ 


LY 


, , 


——— 


- O*BL- 


OBS 


Occ 


its" as 4 re proc's, Fegero,Pro:tro, ve, 
proterre res minus commoede geltas, 
To 61:14, of reproch, 

1 Arguto,arguo. 
To oviedt reprochfully. 

1 Opprobro. 
Obreded. 

1 Objetus. 2 Oppolitus,p, 
AM obreet ion, 

1 Obje&io,f-objetus,m. 
An vowethon ty way of reproch, 

1 Opprobrium,n. 
He that « full of {ach obiettions. 

1 Opprobriolus,ad, 
An Dblation. 4 F 

1 Victima, f, ſacrificum, n, vide 
Offcring and ſacrifice. 
© blectation. 

ObleRatio. 
To bind by Dblicxation or fo ob« 
ltze m autie. 

2 Obligo,aſtringo, obſtringo,devin- 
cio. 

Bud by obligation, alſo obliged. 

2 ,Ovligatus, aſtriQus, obſtrichus,de- 
VInEtus, Pe 
Alt ebl/gation, 

1 Obligatio,f. auchoramentum. 

2 Inftrumentum. 

An obligation to pay mony , or per- 
forme 4 thing that 18 required, 

2 Stipulatiof, 

Ol rairons. 

2 Tabulz, fem. 

Oblique. 

; Obliquus. 

Dblimon, 1 Oblivioyf. 
Obliviows. 1 Oblivioſus, ad. vide 
foreerf ll. 

Dbnortous. 

OX1us 
Dbnubilate, i. darken, 
Dbſcene. 
ENus, 

Dbhſ:quious. 

Obvſe , 

Dbſcqutes d-ne for rhe dead, 

1 Tufta funer;m. 

To» Dbſerue , watch or marke 4! - 
gently, 

1 Obſervo, animadverio, adverto, 
inendo,attendo. 

To obſerue , or mark, What one doth or 
auth, 

2 Arbitror. 

To obſeruty or marke of ity, 

1 Obſcrvito. 

Me, houe cbſeruel, 

1 Obſervatum cſt, 

N' ſerved. 

« Oblervatrs,aſſcrvatus,notatus,p, 
Obſernant, i. du: full, 

An ob/Tler. 

2 Specnlator,m. 

Ann ebſeruagi on, 

1 O'avno, allreatio, notatio,F, 
AM et to /er* id. 

1 OT vas lis, ad, 


Tb-t cannot be objerged, 
1 Inobſervatus,ad. 


; Dbloquie. 


1 Obloquiio,f, videwreproch. 
To Dbfcure, 

1 Obicuro,vide to make darke. 
To wax »bſcuye, or darke, 

1 Contenebraico. 

To ſpeak obſeurely. 

3 Enrigmanzo, 

Obſcurities 

1 Obſcutitas,f. 

Obſcure. 

1 Obſcurus,ad. 

Very obſcure. 

1 Perobſcurus,ad. 
Obſcuregdarke, or not expreſſed. 


; 1 Indefinitus,ad, videictricate. 


Obſcure, or my#ticall. 

3 AEnigmarticus,ad, 

demewiat obſcure. 

1 Subobſcurus,ad. 

Very bſcre,or uot knowne. 

1 Ignotiflimus, ad. 

Ful of eb(curitie, or decciſull ward: 
1 Am ] us,ad, 

Obſcarely,or darkely. 

: Obſcure,adumbratim, implicite, 
Obſcurely, ſecretly, or covertlye 

1 Diſlimulanter,. 

2 Obſare, 

Obſcurely, or indiſtinly, 

2 Perfuforic,balbc,adv. 

Dbſolete, Obſolerus. 

Obſtacle. 

Obſtaculam. 

To be oſtinate, 

3 Obſtino. 

To {et obitinately. 

2 Obfirmo,vt,obfirmare animum. 
To bold obſtinately. 

1 Mordicus tenere. 

ObtHttnacie,or ftubborneneſſe. 

1 Contumacia,pertinacia- 
Obſtimrtegtha! will not yeeld,yrepent,or 
be broyght frem by any meane's 

1 Contumax, pertinax, pervicax,ad. 
obſtinatus,obfirmaus,prefractus,p. 
Obttinitely. 

1 Obſtinate,pertinaciter,adv. 
Db{ruction,sr ſiopprne of the pores 
1 Erphraxis,oppilatio,t. 

To Dbtaine, ger. 

1 Ob:inco,conſequor,potior. 

2 Collizo, vt, colligere teſtes, To b- 
rams, or get witn*ſſes, aſpiro cum 
prep-ad; ineo,vt ine gratiam, vide 
prerchas, and get. 

To ohta; 16nd bring to paſſe. 

2 Perficio,vt,dum pertecerit it quod 
petit 4 wun'ill he haue cbtained that 
o7) h '>h Le de fereth, 

To obtaine by deſcreyty labour. 

1 Fxoro, impetro, 

To obta ne by earne#t lab gur, 

2 Evinco. 

To ebtame by faire words, 


1 Eblandior. 


To vhtame by ſacrifice, 

1 Ferlito, 

Ts obtcene by chance, 

2 Sortior 

Fo et.1.ne a thing by falhood, 
2 Obrepo. 

To ovta:ne a thing ſought for, 
1 Acquuro, 

To bz obtarr ed. 

3 Provterati. 

Ovtaired,or gotten. 

1 Acqulitus,partus,p. 
Obtained,or | rouzht to paſſe. 
1 Pertettus,p. 

Obtaimed by requeit. 

1 Impetratus,p. .. , 
Halfr obtained 'y entreaties 
1 <ubimpctratus,p. 
Obtamed by flatterie. 

1 Eblanditus,p. 

He that ebtaineth, or getteth, 
1 Partor,m. 

An ebtamer by reque#t, 

i Exorator,m, 

That may be obt ained, or gotten by de= 
ſire. 1 Impetrabilis,ad. 
Obtained eaſily. 

1 Parabilis,ad. 
Dbtrectation. 

tectatio. 


O ante C 


To give Occaſion, 

1 Occafionem, 

2 Anſam prebere. 
To take occaſe on. 

1 Capio occaſionem. 
anſam. 

Occaſion. 

1 Occaſio. 2 Anſa, locus,m, 
Aſmall occaſion. 

I la,f. 


2 Arripio 


A preſent occaſion,or mat ter. 

1 Res,f. 

Of thu occaſians 

1 Inceady, 

Obtule, 

I Obruſus, 

Dcetdentall, 

Occidentalis. 
To Dceupte,or held occupied. 
1 Occupo,exerceo,dctinco, 

T's orcupic before, 

1 Preoccupos 

To eccupie,ov vſe. 

1 Veor. 

Tv occupie khusbanidrie» 

1 Villico. 

To be ocrupied,or buſted. 

1 Negoticr. 2 Diſtineor, vide 29 bs 
buſicd. 

To le preatly occupad, 

1 Satago. 

Oct > wi buſied, ; 

1 Occupatus,exercitatus. 

2 Diſtenwus,p. 
Occup ed, | 


—_———— 


ODI 


OFF 


OFF 


cnn__—_ or converſant. 
I 


expation, 1N Mm. 
Occwpation,or neceſſarie buſineſſe. 
1 . negotium, n 

An £r,07 occupying 0 4 thi 

I Vina prog ary; 
Occupation of busbandrie, 

8 Villicatio,f. 

An occupation,or craft 

: Ars,techna,f. cium, n. 

A man of _ 


I Mec KL. 


_ - un => for occupation or 


ccurrences. 
1 Occafiones. 


Dean, the Sea that compaſſeth the 
world, 1 


Occanus,m. 
Dctober, vide moneth. 
O ante D 


To play at the game, called yen, and 
Ddde, 

1 Ludere par impars 

Odde, net even. 

1 Impar,ad. 

Ddious, hated,or odible. 

Z Inviſus,p. odiuſus,ads 
Somewhat odious, 

1 Subodiotus. 

Odiows, oy that hateth. 

1 Inyidioſus,ad. 

Odiouſh. 

1 Odioſe, invidiole. 

To make DDoziferons, 

I Odoro, 

Odoriferous. 

1 Odoratus,p. aromaticus,ad. 
DDdoz. Odor. 


O ante E 


Deconimicke. Oeconimicus. 


O ante F 


DE. 1 A,ab,abs,c,cx,de;ob. 
_ or refuſe. 
Palca. t. 


Of refuſe cut off. 


The offall of a thing that i ſiſted, or 
pe 


Excretum,n. 
Offi ciall. Officialis. 
To rt commit ey 


mn, po 


To offend, or d; b 
I =r Sq 


P- 
_— anded that vſeth ſome oc | 


To offend 4 little, or ſoewhat. 
1 Subotfendo. 


1 Peccatur, imp. 
He ch:wced to find, or doe amn{ſe. 
1 Otfenſum 


Ofeninfuror a annoud,. 
Offend with, 

1 Iratus,offenſus. 
2 Faſtidofifimus.ad. 


I b . 

An ed with /acrifice, 
offence purged with ſacrific 
Offenſiue. 

I b 

Belonging t ence. 
—_—_— - 

That cannet offend, 


opponere, : to offer himſelfe to dangers, 


Largior, vt la ſe vero the offreth 
hienſelfe of _ accord, 


To offer,or dedicate wnte. 
1 Dico,as. 


= _ ht 
Tec affre) fer te hewhimelſ, 


To of fo =o A one. 
1 Obſaluto. 
To offer ſacrifice. 
1 Immolor,vide ſacrifice, 
An Dffertoue, i- « place to offer 
ſacrifice in, Templom. 
Offring. 2 Prebens, 
- 1 Od 
Offered,ov ſacrificed. 
1 Immolatus,p. 
To be offered. 
1 Libandus,p. 
AN effering, 
= 
An offe- mg,or ſacrifice. 
I _ nol vide /acy 
Al [:ttle » 's 

1 Oblatuncula,f, 


_ prace _ 


z Pacihica,f. 


Offering to God. 


Anoffering fo (my the eares of 
corne jt reaped. 


of three things 7 ſundrie 
Ram, and a Bowe. 


hnd, bd. 


Dffall, kelquiz. 
To doe ones ID (Fice, 


To deprine, or put out of office. 
1 2" dejicio. 

em . 
He that executeth bus Pet 


z Funus, p. 

At office. 

1 Othci 

Offices. 

\ 1 Munia,orum. 

= office,or charge of any thing. 
Procuratio,f, 


mall office. 
aſl he 


mun,n. 


M- 
AS Tr. 


I m.- 
The office of 4 maſter. 
-An band officer. 


Chr. 


m. 
he having the benefit, _—_ 
doing the belonging to the 0 
: an 


_ chiefs officer among the Romans, 
which for halfe a yewe had a Kings 
power, and at the halft yeres end,vnder 
paine of treaſon, yeelded wp bu awtho- 
ritie, 1 Didator,m. 

The office of a Ditt ator, 

1 Dictatura,f. 

belenging to th: office of a Dita. 

1 Dicatorius,ad. 

Officers in R ome, berng tenae Noble- 
men, appoini'ed amorg the R omanyn 
fead of (onſuls, ts gonerne the Come 
monweal:h with _ authorute. 

1: Decemwin, 

The dignitie and ind office of the tenne 
tort Gove nows, 

1 Decemviratus,n. 

The office of 'Decemprinus 

1 Decemprimarug,m. 

Officers in free (1e1e1 , belonging to 
R ones, 1 Decemviri. 


Officers in R ome, where twentie were 


of like aut! orenie, 
1 Vi 

N_ twentie men of like au- 
thorine. 
1 Vigintiviratus,m, 
One of the five me, in likg office a> 
mong the Romans. 


a Mm. 


1 Quinquevizatus,m. 


Faure 


q 


—__— 


| 


—_— ee tee et LEED 


Males 


| — | 


= % 


OFF 


OIL 


OIL 


} 


I W s 

Any office wherein three 10intly be 181- 
ned together, and be all of like awthe- 
ritie, 1 Triamwiratus,m. 

One of thoſ+ officers. 

1 Trumvir,m. 

Of, or belonging te the office , where 
three beare a4 

1 Triumviralis,ad. 

Officer; in Romeghaving authoritie 6 
ver priſons,41:d gaeler,as our Indges. 
: Duumyiri. 

The offi- e of 1wo men of likg authoritie 
1 Duumviratus,m. 

Pertaining to that office. 


I s 
_ officers made, aud added to the 
014 and ancient number, 

1 Aſcriptit!j, 

An office in Rome, properly of him 
that u Dretor. 

1 Pretwa, f. 

An «ff icer, which dealeth fpoile,or the 
Kings gift, among ſouldior:, 

i: Clavarus,m. 


Officers conſtrained to reſigne,or wil. 
ling to ſmrrender., 

I b 
An officer to be alwaies at commaune 
dement. 1 Stator, m. 

Officers to attach one of a great offence 
3 Conquititores, apud Lay. 


AN officer attendant on great A = 


] firate;,to /[wmmon and attach. 


pparitura,f. 
Officers to ſee good rule kept in the 
n:gbt, 1 Circitorcs,m. 
| Executien of ſums office, 
1 Funio,f, 


Aftignarton of ofſice, 
I .” 
Gr gig to offices, 


He that w m office, 
z Munfex. 


iCE, 

1 Immunis,privatus,ad. 

An Dfficiall, or 1rcbdeacons depue 
nie. D k wus,m. 

An or progene. 
Mens i p ; 
Off-Fring and beginning, 
« Pri + pro) 


@ Oile of Lilkes, 


$0 often. 4 Toties. 
As often a8, 
3 Quotics,quotieſcunque, adv. 


O ante I 
Te ſbif: De out of one veſſel into 


antthey. 

1 Decapulo,& olcum depleo. 
Oile. Olcum. 

Oile of Almords. : 

1: Halimus,clcum awygdalnum. 
Oile of Balme. 

1 Balſaminus. 


Oile of Bay,or Lawrells 

1 Olcum Laurinum. 

Ole of ( amonnile. 

1 Olcum Chamemelinum. 

Otle ſweating out of (innamon and 
Myrihegbeing cu#,07 launced,called of 
the Apothecaries Storax liqunida. 

I 


Ole of Cedar. 

1 Okum Cedrinum, 

(cine oile, which ſerveth to purge the 
belle, 


1: Oleum Cicinuns, 
Gile of Dill, 

1: Oleum Ancthinum. 
Oile of Narde. 

i: Olcum Nardinum. 


Oile of Nutmegs, 
1 Olcum Balaninum. 


i: Oleum Liliaceum. 

Ole of Marirambaung a ſweet ſmell 
1 Amaracinus,ad. 

Oile of Olimes, 

s Olyum. 

Oile made of wild Oliues, 

1 Oleaftruwm,n. 

Oile comming before the Olines be 
threughly preſſed. 

1 Gleucinum 


Oule preſſed out of vnripe Ollines. 
1 Omphacium Olcum, 


Oile called Oenan. hinwn. 
x Ocnanctharium. 

Olle of Pitch. 

I ' 
Otle of Roſes. ' 
1 Roſaccum Oleum , Oleum Roſa. 
Ole of Spike 

Or 8 . 

1 Spicaren,n. Nerd ſpica, 

Salles oile. 

2 Okum cibarium. 

Oile that naturally runeeth ont of 4 


fone. 


x Petraleum. 


| Am eontment mad of Balme, 


0.1s macde of Beers flones, wſed in 
med.cines. 1 —_— 
Oile of the whale 
1 Olcum balznz. 
O:le wh:rewuh wreſtlers were anmoin= 
ted, ard the place were they were an« 
not,.184. 
1 Ceroma,n. 
Anointed with the oile that wreſtlers 
were wont te bee amnounted withall, 

1 Cerumaticus,ad. 
A place where the bedies of then that 
were waſbed,were accuſtomed to be an- 
nornted with the o1l: of the annogmier. 
4 Elxothccium,n. 

Oile of the blojſome of applies, 

1 Mclnum. 

Oile and vineger wixcd together, 

1 Oxoleon, 

Tart,aad ſharyt 03/c, 

1 Oicum acerbumn, 

Sweet ani j r<1 viles 

1 Oleum vide. 

Annatr ted w:4ſwees ole. 

s Ninibatus,ad, 

The lec1,and mvther of o4/e,vide dregs 
and lees, 

The ole boxyoy glaſſe. 

1 Libzum,n. 

A maker, or ſeller of wales. 

I Olcarws,m. 
The place where oiles are keps. 
I um, 1, 
Ole veſſels. 
1 Myrobrechi. 
He that taketh vile ont of 4 weſſeh, 
without a ladle, 


poria. 
The quantitie of oile Oliges yeelded at 
everi eſung, 
3 Hoſtus,m. 
Annointed with the o1le calied Bala- 
non, 1 
Alade,or mixt with 61les 
I 
O1:he. 3 
I 
Pertaining ro ole. 
I 
He thas carrieth ole, 


,n. 
Myrobalaamum,ng 
Olatmens made of oile of Roſes, 


Khodinum vnguentum. 
as ointment of the flowers of Apples. 


cliaum. 
oy wade of the berries of 


AR Ontmen 


An emntment made of the flower de 
luce, 1 . 

grad res I 
” Qoci 


As 


__—_— 


— 


th 


— 


_ CO OO CY 


OIN 


OLD * 


As ointment which wreſiler: oſe, 
: Alemo 
* kinde of einrment favoring like a O ante L 
Libbard,or Tantber, 
1 Pardarum,n. To wax,or become © [D,or aged. 
| An excellent kinde of ointment vſed | 1 Senio,fſeneſco. 
in KR ome,and much of women, and t= To war old,or ancient. 
ſhecially of the richer ſort, x Inverero, 
1 Spicatum,n. To wax old,or out of vſe. 
A pleaſant ointment that women im | 1 Exoleſco,cxoleo 
Rome vſed. x Foliatum,n. To make old,or ftale, 
| An ointment, or medicine, wherewith | 1 quo. 
hairie places of the body are made | Tobeverie old,or aged, 
m_s and bald for a time. 1 Decrepito. 
To be made old, or our of vſe, 
Ab + ointment which all men do uſa 1 Obſoleſco. 
itE old e 
Akind of verie baſe ointment. I Senetus,f, ſenium,n. ztas decrepi- 
1 Epi a ta,2tas 
Adrie ont ment, Olde aze of women, 
I 1 Anilitas,F. 
Sweet ointment. Oldneſſe,or agedneſſe, 
1S I . 
Moitt erntrwants. Oldneſſe, or antiquitie. 
3 Hydromyra. 1 Antiquitas,vetuſtas,f. 
of thin, and [reading omtment. Old men of times pit. 
Þ x Syn an, x Veteres, 
A kimde of ointment made for the Old men woryne with mp 
health of the bodie. x Crinina, 1 Defloccati ſenes, 
On! ment which haylots vſ6. A ftroping old man, as it were looking 
1 Stibum,n 10 bus grave, 
Ontments made of gold. x: Silicernus, m«. __ 
s Auri mn. he old lubber the 
Bitter ontments, 1 Callpedagn. PIs 
1 Amaracum,n Ola worne garments. 
An 11m ment to fo pr ſren and fetch away x Vetcramenta,n. 
ſeabbes and hardneſſe of the thin. Old bag gage ſtaffe ſold for neceſu1ie. 
1 Edyloticum. 1 Scruta,n. 
An 01ntment 10 put away wrinckles | Selling of old 
from the face,and to make it ſmecth, i $ ia,t. 
1 Vnguentum erugato+ umn. An old craftie knaue, 
An 111t ment maker, or ſeller. 1 Verterator,m.trix,f. 
i: M uentarins, An ola woman,or wiſe, 
The art of mak: ng 01nt ment. 1 Anus,vetulagf. 
1 V Ia. Ol./,or aged. 
A makey of ſweet ointments, « Senex, vetus, annoſus, decrepitus, 
1 Seplafiarias,m. 


fold. x 


A ihop where onntments, or oiley are 


— 


PI 


A drie vinti ng without waſhing. 
1 Xeralzphia,f, 
Ouzed, vide anointed, 
An D tſter, vide 5jbes. 
wy fiſher of 8, fters. 
Conchyta,m. 
't 0:ſfer man. 
I rius,m. 
«An orttey woman. 


1 Oltrearia,f. 
The white under the oiftey Ab, clea- 
wving to the ſhell, 
Spondylus,a 


o ante K 


| rm 


_— provyeaes,p. 


Oldegor ancient, 

1 Antiquus, vetuſtus , inveteratus, 
priſcus,priſtinus,ad. 

do out ef ſe, 

1 Obſolets,ads 

Old,or wornes 

2 Exeſus,p. 

Verie ol.{,ov of great yeares, 

1 Grandgvus,ad .vide aged and ann 

Cent, 

Alore »(d,oy aged. 

1 Senior, 

More old,or aungias, 


1 Antiquor,ad. 
Vers old. 


: Pervetus,pervetuſtus. 2 Marcadus, 
n 


Veric old or ayvenent 


1 Veultslinus ad. vide zoe avnei- 


ent. 


— 


| 


Men cup ious in v/ing olde aunciens 
words, x Anti 
— 4n old\ Womdn. 


— 


— "—_— 
Oldly,es out of v/e, 
1 Obolets, 


women eel 
1 Priſce, antiquitiis,adv. 
In edfnas, 


a ind ys 
& antiquos. 


== 
1 Glivo. 


a,f. 
Olize,or oliue berries between greene 
and ripe, waxing blagke, 
1 Drupe,f. 
A kde of Oliges to be eaten, being 
rnd, and liks to codde ſtones, 


1 —_—_— Y 

An Oline r or of the e, 
arte greateſt ſiſe 
Bitter Oltues. 

I b 
A meane to conſerne Olines. 


1 Epithyrum,n. 

That which u ſquwized, or fly amned out 
of the white Oline. 

1 Spanum,n. 

A kynde of Oliner, not ripe before the 
foxt Ides of Februarie. 

1 Majorina. 

Olze berries condite im picklegor byme 
1 Colymbades, 

Olines ripe, and readiets fall off the 
pree. 

1 Drypetz. 

VVila Olimer. 

1 Aprydaa,f. 

A leng little Olize. 

1 Radiolus,m. 

Tlentie of Oliuer,or reveme comming 
of Olauer. 


: Olivina,f. 
A hinde of Olizes called alſo Lick 
- mand. 
1 Licinia,f, 
The place where Olize? _ 
i Olivarwum,oliverum,oletum 
m_ time of getting Olmes., 

rias, f. 


The kernell of O [1u8e9. 
i Pyren. 
Pertaining 1 to vn = Olmer. 


: Om 
VV hich beareth,ard bromgeth forth O- 
limes. 


i Olifcrad. 


O inte 


——_ >. — 


OPI 


pretereo. 
To omit that we ſhould doe, 
1 Delinquo. 

Omntied. 1 Omiſlus,p. 
PAN omittn 

I Omiſſo. © 
An omitt 


ro_——s 
10,F, . 


Dmmipotent. 


Organs, 
r Omni 

D 

I One 


O ante N 


Once, 1 Semel,adv. 
Once mn times paſt. _— in time to come 
1 Qi 


ne. 

1 Vnus,ad. 

Ore only. 

t Vnicus, ad. 

One thing. 1 Vnum. 
Made one with, 


_— 


Euerie one,or one after another. 
I b 
Is there any one ? 
: Numquis ? 
One for another. 
1 Par pari, n. 


Hall 
i 


fingularite 
—_— adv. vt, t 
que, then enly,and never before. 
1 In ene together, 
1 Yniter, adv. 
One with arother. 


x Py f 

One with another,here and there, 

1 Sparſim,adv. 

All at onee. 

: Vra,finul,adv. 

On the one fide,and on the other, 

1 Vtrinque, vrrobique,ady. 

On the other ſide. 

' A oe roran ea 
One by one, 


To wr. the Onſet. 
2 Impreflionem 


An onſet. 
z Impreffio, F. 


——_— 


oo 


O ante P 


-. Ren, df aR. as to open 4 dooreyor 
1 : dar, reſero, recludo , pateſa- 


To, open, or unbuckle. 
: Diffibulo. d 
< oper, or Vnco wer. 
oy — vt, exermare hume- 


To open, or diſcloſt, 
———_ 
'Propalomanieſto. 


T open,or ſhew forth, 
To open that which Was ſtopped. 
1 Relino, 


To open that which was ſealed. 
1 Re 


To open that which # ſpur, 
2 Diduco. 


To open before, 
1 Prgpando. 


To ſet open to every one that commeth . 
+ Profiles: " , 

Ts opens, 4 a flower dotb,or ſuch 
"A 


1 Expando,pandere (. 
T's begin to open, 

1 Pateſco, 

To open, 45 a Beane doth, oy any like 
_ when ut ſpringeth, 

1 Nauſcio, 
To 19 open,manifeit,or apparans. 
1 Patco,patcko, 
Opened. 
1 Panſus, patefaQus, recluſus, aper- 
tus, retectus,p, 

Open. 1 Patens,p. 

Opcn,or im danger to, 

2 Ex 

Open,hay; holes through, 

1 yn gary 

Open en beth ſides, 

1 Bipatens. 

A making open,or manifetF. 

iP w, F. 

An opentng,or VICWErN 

I ent - 

An opening. 

1 Apertio,f. pator. 

An oprung of the earth,or firmandi?. 
I PRrekd 

Open abou? , or not covered over the 
head. 1 Hypaithrius,ad, 

VVide open, ' 

1 Propatulus,:d, 
Open,or ev dent. 

1 Maniteſtus. 

Open,or eaſic to be opened. 
1: Apertilis,pandus,ad. 


In the open aire, 


1 Subdiahs. 
| Openly x Apent,publict adv. 


Openly,or im fight. 
: Coram, /s 


prep. 
Openlyplanly rvidently,o mazifeſt | 
1 Perſficue,manifeſts. hd 
OT ; nm 


= befvre —_ 


tO,ad Y. 


yy nn opinion 


To be of. aconerents opinion. 
To change 
opinion 
2 Diſcedo de ſementia,muto ſenten. 
tiam. 
My opinion w,or it ſeemeth to me, 
1 Cenſeo, videtur mihis 
VVe are of 6'1e opinion or we agree. 
x Convenit inter nos. 
An opimen,er tudgement. 
1 Opinio,ſententiaf Arbitrium,n, 
2 Animus,m. Studium, ve ſtudia in 
n diverſe optniants 
A falſe opinion. 
2 Error. 
Opinetine or he that is addified to an 
#pmion. 1 us,ad. 
e that hath a right opinon, 
1 Orthodoxus 


"OO 
—_— be concerved tm of 114- 
-»» Dppilation, or feppingef the 

Oppilatiogf, 


liver. x 
To /eeke Dppoztumitie,or eccafion. 
2 Immineo, 
oO ___ or fitneſſe of time, or 
p 1 Opportunitas, 
tempus,n, 3 —_— vide occoſtn, 
Oppertwniticgor leaſure. 
1 Orium,n, 
+ ſmall opportuntie, 
1 Occafiuneula,f. 


F wll yy; tie, 
T-Oppoſe, 


To compaſſ 7,9 oppreſecraftily 
2 Circumvenio. 


Tobe » d 

- ppreſed 

as, . I Pregravans,p+ 
1 Oppreſſus. 2 2 Obrutus, 

Opreſedly crefi, 


cher vide —— 


ORA 


ORD 


ORD 


An oppreſſio ” 
1 Opprelfio, preſſura,f, 
©Dpp2ob2ious,.vide reproc!fult 
D ypuxne. 

1909. 
The Optatiu? 2d. 
1 Optativus modus. 


O ante R 


DL, 1 Aut,ve, vel,ſeu, five. 
Drelſe, 1 Seu,ve,ahoqui, alias, 
$in,con. 
Df. 1 Sive;con, 
An Dracle, i Oraculum,n, 2Re- 
ſponſum. 
The giuing of an oracle, 
2 Vaticimum,n. vaticinatio,F, 
To make an I) ation. 
* x Concionar. 
To mak tm endlof an oration, 
1 Peroro. 
An oration, 
2 Oratio,f.' Sermo,m. 
A lutle cration, 
,1 Conciuncula. 
{A flattering oration in the praiſe of, 
! a kong. 
jj; Panegyricum,n. ' 
1.4 ſubill cyation, or ſentence, 
z Sophilma,n. ' k 
The wehemencie of an oration. 
'2 Lacertus,m. 
The colorable creeping into the audj= 
enve fauguy by an oration. 
1 Infinuatio,t. 
An or 1 or ie. 
2 Xdiculaf, 
WALLIS 
3 Ornorumgn, 
A fre orator, 
1 Ar-vlogis,m. 
Met to mu an eration. 
1 ConciOnalis,ad, 
'B2lo; itng 19 44% oratton, 
1 Cuucionalis,ad. 
Det "ing, ſeruinr, or vſed in rat 
ons,or te Or ifors, 
I Concunatorias, 
Aihe an orator. 
x: Oratorie, 
An D:chard. 
i Pomarum,n, 
A yownr o chayt,or rene. 
2 Frutetum,frutetum,n. 
An orchard for pleaſure. 
i Hors. p 
An orch xd for damoſens and plurns, 
1 Prugerum n. + 
An orchard keeper, 
1 Pomarius, 
Te D maine,” appoine. 
1 Confſtituo,ordino,ſancio,decerno, 
edico,ſciſco. 3 Promulgeo,vide to 
apporne. 
To ordaine oy prepare. 


2 -Preparo,apparo. 2 Extruo. 


—_— 


_— — 
—c 


To ord ame before. 

1 Prevordino, 2 Pigrexto, 

To ord +ine, by prepare vej ore. 

2s Prz 

It is ordained. 

x Comparatumeſt, 

Orda:imed oy apyoicred. 

2 Defignarus, tancitus,decretus. 

2 Previlus,p. 

Ordaied,or prepared, 

1 Compaiatus. 

Ord uned before. 

1 Przdeſtinatus. 

An ordaner. 

1 Ordinator, conſtitutor,m. 

He that m1keth the firſt ordinance. 

: Preordinator,n. 

An ordaining, ap pointing, or ordina= 
rion, 

1 Ordinatioglatio,f. vt legum latio, 
An ord yning of laws, 

An ervining im the place of other. 
I Sobſticurio,Ff. 

One (6 ardained. 

1 Subſtitutus. 

An ordinance,decyre,law,or tatute. 

1 Decretum,ſtatutum;ſciym,cdiad. 
Ordinarc:5or decrees, 

1 Conftiiuta. 2 Dictata,n. 

An ordinance made wiih penaltie. 

1 SanQtio,f. 

An ord: narce propoſed. 

2 Rogatio. 

An ordingunce made of the people 
without the Senate. 

1 Plebiicuum. + 

An or: 1ance m14e by the Senate, 

s Senatus conſulum,n, 

A firft ordinance. 

1 Pravrdinatio,f. 

A place where o' dinance u kept. 

3 Ordnarium n. 

VV hc! is done according to the ore. 
nance,.nd mmnttion of the Pretory, 


1 Edidtalis,ad. 
'To DO nerd [Þoſe,or [et in order. 


1 Ordino, dig<ro,diſpono. 

2 Collcco. 

To order,ov rowerne. 

1 Tempero, moderor, Rego. 

2 Tracto. 

To ſer eut of order, 

i Denormo. 

To breake erder. 

2 Detucby ordinem,deſero ordinena 
Tod ſchar;e of arderi,or d.ſgrade. 
1 Delecro. 

Ord rd, or ſet in order. 

1 Ordinatus,digeſtus,diſpolitus, 
0 r1creyer gonerned, 

1 Moderatus,p. 

Out of order. 

2 Errans p 

He that orlereth, or knoweth how to 
ordy, 1 Temperator,m. 

A ſeater mm order, 1 Diſpolitor. 
An oderirg or liſpofing. 

: Ordnaucghgeiboglipolo 


An erdoring or fammg. 

1 Temperauo,ft. 

AR ONUET, » 

1 Ordo,m. 2 Confecutio,f.yt cons 

ſecutio verborum, 

The erder,and felowing of words. 

VAN orde ,manneryor cuſt ome. 

i: Mos,m. conſuetudo,t. 

An vrdcr, or proceſſe w any matter, 

hanging well Fogethey. 

1 Sencs,t. 

'Belon ing ?o order. 

3 Ortralis. 

(ontrarie ts an order conmionly uſed. 

1 Extraordinarius,ad, 

D2dcl,/4x purgatio vulgatis. 

VV utheut order, 

1 Indigeſtus,incompolitus, izregula- 

ris,ad. 

Of what order, 

1 Quotu3,ad. 

Oraerly,or mn good ordey. 

CY ordinate, ady. ordinc, 
l 


dv. 

Net orderly, 

1 Incompoſie,adv. 

Ia an order. 

I Circumſcripto,adye 

by order,or conſequently, 

1 Conſe cr,adv. 
D2dinart?,or that chartgeth not. 

z »ratutus,ſtatus,p. vi dics, velredi« 
tus ſtati. 

An ordinarie, Ordinarius. 

O rdinarieor vinal, 

1 Vſitatus, orduaarius,ficquens, 
Ordmarily. 

1 Vſiate,adv. 

D2ure,o" lung of man or beaFF, 

1 Meida,t.fimum, 2 Excremen- 
tum,n. 

The carrying out, or avoiding of or- 
dure, or d.: "e. 

1 Ejecuo,t.egeftus,m., : 
Ordure, or filth waſhed from any 
things 

: Proluvics,f, 

The ardure of the eares. 

: Cerumen,n. 

The ordure of a ſhip drawne out at 
the pompe. 

1 Nauteasf. 

Ordure of ſtniking water. 

1 liluvics,t.vide filth, 
AuD1eng. 1 Citreum,cedrome. 
lum,n. cedrmwm malum, aurcum, ct 
aurantium malum. 

Of an orenge. 1 Citreus,ad. 

Te p(ay vpon the Drganes. 

1 Org10Xx0, 

A peare of Organes. I Hydraulus, 
m.0: ganum pneumatioum,n. 

An no player. 1 Hydraula,or+ 
ganiſta. 2 Pſaltes,m, 

Organe pipes. 

: Cantes,t.pl. 

The heyes of the oyrener, 

1 Epconiotum manubria. 


Pertaining | 


— 


_Y 


9 MN 


ORI 


OTH 


OVE 


Pertainmg to Organes. 
1 Hydraulic1s,ad. 
Dztent,vide £af?. 
Ortentali,or of the Orient. 
D _ ad. k 
ent, ſome pearies are. 
Exaluminatus,ad. 


mihoner ugen like ſuch Pearles. 
2 Exctate,ils,adv. 


Ditfice. 
Orificium. 
The D2ignall, or firft paterne or 


example, 
: Archerypus,m. 
_ 0 riginall,o or oy anings 


The oof of a word, o NU fo 


his proper andntine ſigmification. 

1 Oviginatio, 

_ the firſt. 
Y- 


parc, = 76. enarecl 


Ornaments of the head. 
1 Canautz,f. 
An ornament of the bead, that ma- 


kh raffiing. 


ulum,n. 
Us ornament for womens beads, or 


| necks. 


1 Redimiculum,n. 
A white ornament foure ſquare and 
long, which the Veftall virgines 4d 


weare vpon thery heads. 

I SubGbulum,n. 

An ernamet with great and pretions 
ſtones,ro weare about the necke. 


1 Vina,viriola,f. 


1 Akindof ornament for the armes. 


1 Dardanium,n. 


An ornament that gent lmen,and men 


of armes v/ed in Rome. 

zP x 

Ornamevts o f gatet and dores. 
I 


Antipagmenta,n. 
Ornaments of ayts. 2 Chromata,n, 
An ornament f Rhetonricke, 

2 F 


<-> mament, or figure , ſpecially m 

ſpeech, 1 Schema,n. 

An Dzphant,vide Fatherleſſe. 

neg the maney of true 
writing. I 


O ante T 


To binde by Dthe. 
1 Objuro, 2 Obligo, 
To take 4 great Orhe. 


I Jero. 
x Jusjurandum, jura* 
A great othe. 1 Dejurium,n, 
He that taketh an othe. 
1 Jurator. 


The othe which the fore-man of the 
quett taketh. 


1 Prazjuratio,f, 
He that taketh the firſt othe. 
1 Prgjurator,m. 
A falſe othe, 


1 Jurato,ady. 

VV ith a great othe. 

1 PerſauRe,adv. 

The Dther or the reſt. 


I 
Another, x Alter,alias,ad. 
Otherwiſe. I Secus, alias, cetero- 


moos rn w 
Otherwiſe,or of another *% 
I Ak F 
Otherwiſe than. 

I adv. vt non 
_——F net otherwiſe than by 
aw. 

Otherwheye,in another place, 

1 Alias,alibi,ady. 
Otherwhile,now and then, 

I Nonnunquam,adv. 

Towards the other payt,or ſide, 
1 Ali adv. 
AnDtter, x Lutrayf, 


O ante V 


An Duche, #7 colley, which women 
bang about their necks. 

I num, 

An ouche, or tablet 6 that children 
WEArTe. 

z Monile,n, 

To make an Dven, 

1: Furnco. 

To heat the oven. 

I Infurno, 

To bake in an oven. 

1 In Coquere. 

AN 0ven. 

1 Purnus,.clibanus,m.fornax,f, 

A little oven. 

1 Furnacula,f, 

A porters velfpl e 

I Figulina,v ina, 

The mouth of = ovens 

I 

Of, or ——_— to an Oven, or made 
hke aneven 1 Fo:naceus;ad. 


Of,or Lelonging to an oven, or to ba- 
king. 
1 Teſt 
DVcr,or aboue, 
x Super,lupra. 

Over,or beyond. 
1 Trans, 


be Cennanance ad 


—_— 


Over and aboue that wa before fu 
ent. 1 Exabundanti. i 
Over,or that u aboue, 


1$S 
Over-againſt, x Contra,ady.Ere- 


1 Vincor. 

To be vs Fre dkaedh, or 
ſuch like Es 

2 + 

Ts overcome with great labour« 

x1 Exantlo 


7 overcome by ftrining. 


I Triumphatus,p. 


vAn over CR, 

1 Expugnator, fuperator, vitor,de- 
bellator. 

E aſie to be owercome. 

1 Vincibilis,foperabilis. 


That cannot be OVErCOMe. 


I EE 


To ad carrie all with 18, 
2 — 
To be over- . 

Inundor. 


Ovey- 


— 


OVE 


OVE 


OVE 


Over-flowed. 

1 Superfulus,p. 

An over. flowing. 

I _ redundatio, reftagna- 
tio, f, 


An m—_—_ of the Sea, 


Over-goirg. 

I Przgreſſus,p, 
An oyer-going, 

1 Tranfitus,m. 
To Dver-2row. 


LN 
That over- 
I Super. 
Over 7 "_ 


ad vide haftie. : we 
Over»haftly. 1 Prepropere,adyv. 
y - veel bo. 
I 

n 2 Elidor. 


Tobe over-la:ed. 
Over-lud, 3 
Overly, vide ill 
- | — 
,vide to overſee, 
_ revonon 
1 Recognitio 
mY —-- "rY part of any thing. 
ies,f 


To be Dber-omck, r Redundo, 
Te Dver paſſ-,or excell. 

1 Supcro,vide fo excell. 

To Dver-paſſe,or go beyond. 

1 Tranſewrro. 2 Pracedo. 

An overpr,7 ne, or out=;oinge 

1 Przgrellio,t, 

T- Dver- p ſſe,er let ſlips 

2 Prattien, 

Ove "-pait, 

1 Omiſſus. 2 Preteritus,p. 
An over-paſſi ng. 

2 Praterinc,fF. 

7" — {RS 

1 Hy Ace. 
Dverlſca. 

1 Tranſmarinus, ad. 
To Dver-ſce. 

h "_—_ 


3 Pramaturus, 


retraQo, in- 


To over. ſee diligently. 

3 Epiſcopo. 

To plac: an overſeer, or ſet oneto 
over-ſce,nvy looke to. 

2 Pre ficio,przpono. 

An aver=ſeer, as bee that oner-ſceth 


An overſeer appointed to looks, 
that the thi be right. 

1 Tfoſtates,m. 

An over=ſcer, or he that hath the tw. 
110n of. 

z Procurators 2 Przfeaus,m, 


Th. office of ſuch an ov:r-ſeer, 
haps. 2 Prefeftura,f, 
The _ ſorht if workemen, or ſuch 
like. 2 Inſpetio,f. 

To Dver: ſeth. 


Przcoquo. 

- » Dvecr-ſiebr. 

T+Dver-/ 

Ts ver ppee 

2 Tranfilio,tranſcurro,tranſyolo. 


To over. take in policie, 
2 Preverto, 
Haung over-taken. 


3 Prevens, preceptus,part, 
_ over-taking. 


To To DUtt-thren,er to cat downe. 

1: Diruo, NO, EVErtO, convel- 

lo,deleo. 

To waned K..- pence tte d:ftroy, 

1 Percello,profligo, 2 Fundo, 

4 overthrow with ablaſt of wird. 
Proflo. 

7: be owerthrowne, or turned vpſide 

dow: e. 

rt Evertor. 3 

To be ov:rthrowne, or deftroied. 

1 Profligor,expugnor, 

Overtkrorw11c,or turned vpſide down, 

1 Dirutus,cverſus. 2 Stratus, Cx- 

terminarus. part. 

Ovcrihrowne,or deſtroyed. 

1 Proflzatus,conſtanatus,p, 

Overth owne with a blatt. 

1 Proflatus,p. 

An over: byowing, 

1 Everſio,f, 

An owerthrower, 

1 Everſor,m. 

E afie to be averthrowne, or evercome. 

z Vincibils,ad. 

Not owerthy owne. 


1 Peryerto. epugno. 

To do any thing over -thwartly. 

1 Prepoftero. 

To over-thwart with words, or ſpec» 
ches, 

2 Reſponſy, 

Ov:r-thwartneſſe. 

1 Perverſitas,pervicacit 

2 Pravitas,f, 

An over-thwart ing ,or gaineſaying. 


I j 
O-er-thwart,or fow rd, 


1 Perverſus,moroſus, pervicax. 
Over — out of order. 


As an ofſc,or ffs ſide to ſide. 
1 Oltquus,vt _—_— iaus. _ 
3 


An over-thwayt ſtroke. 
Tranſverſus, vt vig tranſverſe. 

Set over-thwart. 

1 Tranſverſarius,ad. 

Over Remo rag.» or croſſe(y. 
1: A , m, per Vicaciter. 
2 Prave,adv. _— 
Over-thwaytly,or out of ordiy, 

1 Przpoſtere,inverſe,adv. 
Over-hwart[y,cro fſelyor croſew! JA 

1 &Ex 

To Dver-reach, out reach, or pre« 
vent. 

2 

Over=reached, 


7 To Orphan 


yr = PTY ir- 
cumobruo. n———_— 


ſupermergo,ſepelis. 


tEgO, 
To be over «whelmed. 
1 Obruor,circumobruor, 


H— lming, 


2 Involvens,circumtegens,p. 


Over whclmed. 
1 Obnitus. 2 Merſus, demeris, 
part. 

Not overwhelmed. 

1 Inobrutus,part. 

Overtwure. 

Apertura. 

I Dught/chmnfl, ue on,” 

1 Oportet, debet, par Neceſle 
Necctſum eſt : : 
OuncePvde weight, 


1 Noſter,pron poſſeſſivum, 


Of our countrie, 
1 Noſtras. 


I E,ex,de, extra, prep. vt extr2 or» 


dinem,extra rem 


Out of dowbt, or wnds ubtedly, 
1 Proculdubio,adv. 
Out of hand, forthwith, or incont=« 


—_ 

er,citd,iflime, 
CEE Momneto,abl. 
vide Anone aud by and by. 
An Dut-cop. 
jetuw,excluſiflimus. 


— — — —  — —  —— 


— 


——_—— 


OVT 


P AC 


PAC 


To Ont -2ce. 

: Fracedoy przgredior,przvcrio, 
Out-o0re. 

1 Preventus,p. 

AN out-g0117, 

1 Freyrelfio,F. 

MDut-land'/h. 48 
exdticus, aliemgenus, 
ad. 

To Dut law. 

2 Proicribo. 

Ou. lawed. 

3 Proſcriptus,p. 

An out-lawing,or outlawrie. 

2 Proſcriptiot. 

An Out-lavs 

1 Exlex,com gen. 

Dut-meſt. 

1 Extimis,ad. , 

Out-paſſiag, vide out-gorng. 

To oy Dut-r4agi0%, fer, £,0r firi- 
04s, 

2 Ruo,furio,infanio,debacchor. 
Outrarnouſneſſe. 

: Atrocitas,immanitas. 2 Rabies, 
rabia,debacchatio,t. 

O wtragtous, 

1 Furens, p. immanis, iſſimug,veſa- 
| nus, furialis, lympharus, inſanus,a- 
trox, immoderatus, intemperatus- 

2 Radibus, rabjoſus, tragicus, indo- 
mitus,impotens,iffimus, ad. 
Outragiouſty. 

x Immaniter,atrociter. 
tentcr,debacchanter,adv. 
Outragiouſly,or exceſſinely. 
2 Furioſe,Prodige,adv. 
To Dut-reach, vide over-reach. 
That # on the DAtt- file , from with» 
out, 

1 Extrinſecus, extrorſum. 

An Dut- ſtanding , vide booth, or 
rent. 

Tizat which u Dut-ward 

« Exterms, ex!rancus, extrinſecus, 


2 Impo- 


Moreoutw 1 d. 

1 Eterior,ad.magis ad extra, 
Outward. 

1 Extrinſecus, ad. 

Toward the eutward. part. 

1 Extrorſum,ad. 


O ante W 


To:Dw?, 

1 Decbeo. 

Ow«d,or that u owed. 

+ Debitus. 2 Credirus,p.yt credi- 
tas fol vere. 

Aa awinge 

1 Debitw,f debitum,n.vide debt. 
An Dwch, vide ouch, 

To Dwner,ovne,or pee to 


76 Pull:dougneo, ha 
4 


Owned,vr poſſ. ſſed. 
I Potleflis,p, 


AL 1 Mcum. 
204. Tuum. 
Hu Suum, 


Th:ne 

SAnothr 14-408 CWwn. « 

1 Aherum, 

Of ut o7ne. 

2 Suap:e,vt ſuapte natura,of it owne 
nature, 

A/ter thine owne faſhion. 

Tuatun. 


O ante X 


j 
AnDrxe:. Pos,com.g. 
VVorke O xen,or plongh Oxen, 
1 Tnones,com.gen. 
An Oxchouſe, 
1 Bovile,bubilc, boſtar,n. 
An oxe vnder yoake. 


. 3 Subjunx,coum.g.bos ſibjugis. 


Pertaming to an Oxe, 

s Bubulus,bovillus, boyiaus, bucoli- 
cus, boarius,ad. 

Like an oxe. 

1 Bouatim,ady, 

Ox7ange of land. 

Quatuor jugera terr®. 


P ante A 


To go with aſoft ace, 

1 Suſpenſogradu ire. 

A pace going. 

1 Paſſus,gradus,m. 

A pacegor meaſure in danncirg. 

1 Staticulns,m., 

HA ſwift pace. 

1 Citatus gradus. 

A ſhort and thicke pace like @ piſ- 
ane. 

2 Gradus formicinus. 

A long ftriding pace, as it were vpon 


\ $filts. 


2 Gradus ga'latorius, 

A flow pace. 

Gradus Teſtudineus,vel Lentus, 
VVuha flow pace, 

1 Suſpenſo gradu. 

A pact, er rathey a ſtep, containing 
tro foot anda halfe, which u vſualiy 
the diftance from the toes of the fore 
fovt, ro the heelr of the hinder foot. 

2+ Paſſus, Minor,vel Simplex, 

A pace of fine feet, containing two 
ſteps, and by thu pace be miles mea» 
ſured, 

1 Paſſis major, vel Geometricus, 
To b:]Jactent,vide ro be quier, 

Ts wax pacient, 

x Deferveo, Deferbuo,Deferveſco. 
To be out of pacience, | 

z Indignor, vide To bee angrie aud 


vexed, 


To ſuffer pacrently, 

1 quo animo ferre. 

Lo " pacrence, 

1 Longanimitas,f. 

Pacien.e, or quet mederation of the 
mind. 

: Aquanimitas,animt zquitas. 
Pacience, 

1 Paiientia. 2 Clementia, toleran- 
tia;toleratio,fa filentium,n, 4 
Pacient, or bee that tak: th all thugs 
quietly, 

1 Patiens. 2 Mitis.tole. ans,clemens, 
tractabilis,jed.cus, placidus, pacaus, 
tacens,tacuus,ad. 

Of apacient,a1d mild mind : be that 
# neuthey extolle {in proſpernie, net 
ther 4iſcomforted in a tyer ſine, 

1 Xquammis, #quanimus, anumng- 
quus,ad. 

Panentythat ſuffereth long. 

1 Longanimus,ad. 

That miketh pacient. 

1 Pacificus,ad. 

Paciently. 

1 Patienter, longanimiter, placite, 
#quanimitcr. a Clementer,lemutcr, 
quuete, nure, «1 ner, leme,placid:, 
moderate, mod c<, human., tedate, 
twlerant:r, foruter,Hlents, trauquul 
I-,rranquilo, comtanter , tranquilla 
mente. 

To» {Jacifie,or appeaſe, 

1 Placo, mitigo, vnifico. 23 Mol- 
lio,propitiv,ptwpitior, delenio , vide 
appeaſe and milngate. 

To pacific Go!with ſatisfaltion , or 
proyers. 

1 Expio,propitio,propitior. 
To pac ifiegcr aſixage &yaire, 

2 Remulceo. 

To be pacified, 

2 Molicico,delen'or. 
Pecified,or ap pca/ed, 

1 Ptacatus,p. 

Not pacift d. 

1 Implacatus,inpacams,ads 
That camot be picified. 

1 Implacabilis,:d. 

A pacifier oy .ppeaſey. 

1 Placator,pacator, pacificator, 
2 Propriatur,m. 

A place where Gd i pacified, 

1 Fropitia.orinmgn. 

A pac ing, or appeaſing. 

1 Placatio,f, vide appesſrng. 
That pt 'fieth, 

1 Facihicvs. 

2 Delenificus,dclinificus,ads 
To JIacke vp. f 
1 Suffarcino , | corftringere farq- 
nam. 2 Conjicio,lubligo, 
Packed vp. 

1 Suffarcin?tus, a Subligatus,p. 
A packegor jardle, 

1 Sarcinayf. 

A little packes 

x Sarcinula,f.faſciculus,m. 

Great 


4 


PAI 


PAI 


PAI 


 O— 


Great packer wherein be dhvorſe kinds 
of wares. 

1 - 

= packing. 


A packe- Pl ride $ adale, 

Packe clothes. 

x: Coaftilia, n- 

Belonging to packs?, 

1 Sarcinarus, ad. 

To Packe, or 4rime forward , vide 
Drine, 


4 ſouldiors pages or ſlaue. 
=p" OM 
nf page » our. 
1 Pratextatus aſlecla, 


4 
3 Pageant. ſpeRaculum,n. 


'Pageants, 
2 Inſignia, n. 


To apr hob ferculum pompe 
o or 
 OneT dependo, dini- 


2 Numero , annumero » frvfacio 


_ againe, 
wr reluo. 


No all _ 
, 


ſatufi,as « dey appointed. 
or ſatufie,at 4 ont 
I_ diem reſpondeo, ho 


To ay before the day. 
> Prarogoepenſems. 
oY pay readie money downee 


x: Denumero. ——— 
To paygor —— cverall debit, 
1 Diſfſolvo 


To _— colts and damages. 


To Pl often. 
1 Penſio. 


irur, imp. 

To take ſomething in full payment,or 
in part, of that which # duc, 

. In _ accipae, In folutum 


ing, or paiment of debry. 
0. 2 + Nenttenta, preſtanio, 
Cuifacio,f 


A peyng of money in hand. 

1 Denumeratio. 2 Repreſentatio,f. 
The paiment, or thes which u paid for. 
: Penſa,f. P hf 
A paiment,perfron,or yeare!y fee, 

1 Penſio,t Kipendiumn. R 
A full and perfett parment. 
1 Exfoluio,t, 
n ſouldiers Pay.,or wages. 

nn 
A little parent, 
: Fenfuncula,f, 
— of _ before the day. 
po reſent parent. 
WMETata | 

A pay-matter,or diftributey of mony. 
: Diftribuor, Duibitor,m. 
Payert of perſion,rent revenuegor 171 
_ 


Galle, vin. 
4 10 carrie watery 1s, 


,vide bucket, 
: milking paile. 
i Muldra,f.mul&trum,mularale,n. 
To cauſe one to hawe « Paine. 
3 Doloro, vide fie 
To be in naine, or nr HY . 
1 Condoleo. 2 Laboro. 
Bemg in paine, 
2 Dolers,p. 
'T amed,vide grieved. 
pam 1n the head of long continuance 
Cephalza,f. 


Pain: in the £41, 


1 Cordaplus, 


Paine,or griefe. 
1 Dolor,cuciatus, m. _—_ 


2 Supplicium, neut. vide punſtrent 


and griefe 

—_ or full of paine. 
1 Xrumnatus,p. . &- 

—_—_—_— 2 Gravis,ior, fins, 

iolus ad. vide grievens, 

VV herem us great paine,and labor. 

1: Zrumnalis 

To take much paines, toileand labour 


in any thing. 
I +-—uv1, wa 


impent Roto Clabmen 


ay et vigilo, advigilo, evi- 
vilo,vide labour. 
VVuhb paine 10 put,or remoue avay. 
1 Amolior. p 
A putting away wil pane, 
1 Amouliuo,f. 


Taking pames. 


The one bath taken web paints to 
wn if _——_ 


Little pames. 
Opera opella,f. 


Painefull. 

1 Laborioſus. 2 Indefeſſis,ad. 
Pamefully ty might. 

3 Nodtanter,adv, 
Pamefully,vide laboriouſly. 

po Vt 


1 Paganus,maſc. 
The cuſtome of the Þ ainimes, 
i Þ [ 


ay ly 4 
on —_ or poliſh anew, where olde 
parnus hath bene, 


To paint againe. 
2K 


Epingo. 
To pai _ nt _ ruddie,as barloti do. 


To pant - ub 3 Depiſtico, 
To pant with the ſinger, 
Di 


3 Digit. 

To paint,oy calour with yermilion, 
i Minio,as. 

To paint,oy trimme vp faire, 


Catus,p 

Pated ont ,or (mely dr awne, 

I part. 

Painted in diverſe parts. 

1 Perpicus. — 

Halfe painted. 1 

Painted, or trimmed vp to - it 

ſeeme the fairer, x Mangonizatus, 
entatus, 

—_ f Pitor,m. 

A pamter, which pamteth or writeth 

with vermlion,or any red colouy. 

I SI 

Painger yo poliſhes of old wares. 


A painter of Sifin or baſe things. 


1 Rhyparographus,m. 
Tainters thas pamt with ryorie, 
3 Fle 1M, 

A paintey - beaſts. 

1 Zoographus,m, 

A panting, 


1 Depicw,piftura. 2 Fucus,m. 
Paint ing,or writing with tray lion. 

1 

A painting, or poliſhing ing of old; things, 

1 Mangonium,n. 

Pertaimng to the painter , or ſetter 
og of ſuch os 


y worke cumming oh painted,ſo that it 
ſeemed to be emboſſed out, and graven 
inſome place, 1 Muſeacum,n. 

He that painteth ſuch workes. 

1 Muſearwus,m 

Ag it were 4 paintrds rirdle, or be" dey 
where are diver/; things graven. 

1 Zophorus,m. - 


Parting 


PAL 


PAN 


— 


Painting that women wvſe, 

1 Cerulla,offucia,t. pizmentum. 
Painted with (erwſe. 
I rus,p. 

Red painting, wberwith harlots pains 
their faces, 

1 Pupuriſlimum,n. 

A maker, or ſeller of painting for 


women. 


1 Pigmentarius,m. 

Taunting, drawing,or firſt ſhadowing 
of a thing. 

2 Vmvra,f. 

A kind of painting,when many peeces 
of borne, 1y0ry, or timber of druers 
colours , are fiily ſet wpon cheſts or 
playing tables. 

2 Ccroſtrotum,n. 

Panters colours. 

1 Pizmentum,n. 

Tainted Images, mm fielings,or tables, 
1: Anaglypha.n. 

So pamted. 

1 Anaglyphus,ad. 

Not pamted, 

3 Agraphus,ad. 

The art of pamting or eraving. 

r Diagraphice © © 

A paire , or couple. 

1 Pargn. 

The yalate,or roofe of the mouth. 

1 Palatum,n. 

A pale,vide robe. 

To pale, or hedge in with Fakes or | 
pale. | 


1 Palo. 


A pale 

1 ' why” 

A palegor any mcloſure. 

: Vallus,m.ſeptum, ſepimentum,na. 
A pale ſet before the gate. 

1 Hercuis,m. 

A parkg,or place paled. 

1 Roborarius,m. 

Paled,about,or 1n. 

1 Roborarus. 

Tobe pale,er wan, vide vane 

To bee paled, #1 deade, as wine that 
hath loft hu verture. 

x Mucco,muceſco. 

Taled. or vinowed. 


x Mucidus. 


Apalfrate,or gallant horſe, 

2 Mabdicus,m. 

Palinodegi, recantation. 

A pallace or kimgs court. 

1 Reyvia,f.z Archivum,n.vide cow?. 
Apallet.  Culcitra,t, 2 Stratums 
trarorium,n. 

A paltet,or bed, carried vp and down, 
1 Banniola,Ff. 

Alerchants pallets , whereon they 
fleepe. 

I 


Segeftria,n. 
To marke with the yalme of the 
hand, 1 Palmo. 
Tbe palme of the hand. 
1 Palma. a Yola,f.lubtal,n, 


rama- 


2 Peregrinus. 
A palmer, 4 worme with many feer. 
1 - ra. centipeda, eruca, milk - 


Dalmeſtric,or the telling of, fortune 
by lines, and markes #1 the hands. 
1 Chiromantia,Ff. 
He that u ſcene in palmeitry. 
1: Chiromantes,m. 


Fs vide grofſe, or that may be 
[t 


The palſey. 
1 Paralytis, apoplexia,f, 2 Refo. 
lutio nervorum. 
The palſey im halfe the bodie. 
1 Hinuplexia,f, al 
One ſicke of the palſey. 
1 Paralytian,ad paralycitans,para- 
lycitatus,p. 
Apalt, 1 Pala. 
A palterer, 
3 Sordidus, vide dodyer, 
To pamatr,vide __ 
Damphler. 
Libellus. 
Apancake, 
* R_—_— _ : 
tile pancategor frittere 
I Friadla,f 
The yanch, or neathermoſt part of 
the bellre. 


1 Alvus, m. abdomen. 


2 Rumen,n. curaa,f. aqualiculus,m. 
videbelle. 

A pane of cloth. 

1 Panniculus,m. 

The panell of an horſe. 

1: Dorſuale,n. 

Panell, j. a roll of the iuyours namer, 
Panges ef dearh. 

1 Tormina 
2 ſtiz 
Libentine 
= panges and aſſaults of ſenſuall 


mortis. 


1 Libidinum impetus. 

Trowbelous panges. 

1 Irarum fluQus. 

Panicke , « graine bke vnto mille, 
with a knap full of corne, ſome purple, 
ſome red,ſome white, ſome blacke. 

1 Panicum.n. 

Outlanaifh panicke. 

1 Panicum exoticum. Panicum pe- 


I 
A pan, or any veſſell made of braſſe, 
1 AXramentum,n. 

A round pan, bung rived about like 


a baſon, which # ſet on the fire likg a 
irever. 

1 Patella. 

A pangor be arth wherein fire is made 
1 Focus, batillus,m.batillum,n. 

2 Focula,t,toculus. 

A braſſe pan,or veſſell faſhioned like 
acucumber. 

1 Cucuma, 

A great braſen pan,or caldron, 

: Ahenum,n. 

A bakmg pate 

I An teſlus,m, 


A frying pan. 
1 Sartago,f. fritorium,fri 
The brame pan, 
1 Calva,f. 
A pannter,vide backer. 
A panmer made of offers to put on 
lies in. 
1 Regula,f. 
A panwer bearer, 
2 Cucuitor,m. 
To pantor riſe often, as the heart, or 
ane. 
1 Palpito. 3 Mico, vt cor timore 
Micat,hu heart pantteth ſor feare. 
To pant for fearezas the heart dath, 
1 Trepido. 
A panting, 
renida 


I b 

To crie like a panther, 

x Cauno. 

A panther beaſt, 

1 Panther,m.panthera,f. 

Of a panther, or ſpotted like a pane 

ther. 

1 Pantherinus,ad- 

Pantler. 

Panis cuſtos. 

Pantree. 

Panis repolitorinm. 

A pantoflie,or ſipper. 

1 Sandalium,n. crepidaþf. 

A Spaniſh pantofie, 

1 Hetruſcum ſandalwum. 

A pamofle or ſtipper peculiar to the 

Italians,and Spamiards,having 4 Ve= 

ne high ſole,or thicke corke, 

Tyrihenicur ſardalum. 

He that weareth pant efics. 

1 Crepidatus,p. 

Tertaming to pamofies, 

1 Crepidarius,ad, 

Apantrer, 

1 Artocopus, {truftor,panarus,m. 

A pantry ; "A 

I Panaruum, artocopunn, paniton- 
apcr, 

_ 

rum,n, 


myo 


2 Papyius, f, papy- 


em 


PAP 


PAR 


hn 


PAR 


P aper mads in Lihia, 
1 Libianasf. ] 
Fine paper dedicated only to religious 
bockes. 
1 Hieratica, f. 
Papers wherein Grocers wrap their 
Ware. 
1 Charta emporeutica , vel charta 
emporeuca,lcgeftre. 
VV aſt pap're 
I Schediaſmazn., 

ete of paper 
ſ EE 


A reameor quare of paper. 
1 Scapus,m. 

A little peece of paper. 

: Chartwla. 


Inking paper , Or paper that cannot 
beaye inke- 
L— charta, charta tranſinittens 


Fine paper. 

1 Chara an 

Puper not written in. 

1: Charta pura,Charta abraſa. 

A (eller, cr maker of paper. 

1 Papyropola,co.g.c m. 

Paper mils, 

1 Chartariz officine. 

Made of paper, 

1 Chartaceus, charteus. 

2 Papyraceus,ad, 

Belong ing,or ſerving to paper. 

1 Chartarius,ad. 

Te eat pap, /uch as nurſes ve to giue 

40 infants, 

1 Pap 

Pap made wh flower. 

appa,pulticula,f. 

VVherewith = 1 Pap is made, 

' x Pult 

To g1e the child the pap,or dug, 
Mammo 


I k 

To be embe ſed round as maidens paps, 
or brett he. 

x Sororior. 

The papgteate,or dug. 

I ypornge—t vber,n. 

A little p _ ﬀ. teate, 

I Mamrkil 

VV omens pap1,or c0v4mrggg 

2 Nutrices,t. 

M aidens P4þie 

x Sororiz,f. 

That part of the pap, which contai- 
neth mike im it, 


Parchment raced,! hat was before writ- _ 
1 Colpos,m. tenis. aring about. 
The mpple of the Pp» I Palim . I puratio. 
1 Papillay, (A little chin, or peece of parchment. | Parings of the nailer. 
VV bib hath great paps,or dugs. 2 Membranula,t. I Praſegmina 
r Mam MAammcatus,p A parchment maker, Paring away the barke of trees, 
VF hich bath the likenefſe of paps. 2 Membranarius,m. 3 Caprificatio,f. 
x Mammatus, ad. Of,or belonging to Parchment. The paring of entries , where dirt n 
AParable,or derke /aying. 2 Membranaceus,ad. gathered. 
I Parobola,t. Like parehmune. het Penvſema, n. 
Paradice. 1 Membranaceus. aring ſhovell,vide ſhovel 
: Paradiſus,dub. g. Parciall,and parcialitie, v.parcial arcn*\f :b-r,o7 mother. 
Daradores, »r matter! contrarie | and pariraligie, 1 "ES mg, - 


<— 


hs 


. 3 Fngo. 
Parched,or dried 


to the opinion of all, 

1: Paradoxa. 

Pary ug on, vide patrerne, 

A 1aragraph im writing, what ſots 
ver u conrammed in one (entence. 

F Paragraphus, 

Paralels. 

Paralleli. 

A YJaramour, or lower, be,or ſeee, 
that » loyed,or laveth, 

1 Amaſius,m. amaſia,amica,f. 

A little paramoury. 

1 Amicula,f, 

A trifling paramour, 

1 Amatorculus,m. 

Pertaining to paramouris 


1 Amatorius,ad. 

Paramewnt alias Peramount, is chef 
Lord. 

A Paraph:aſe,or plane expoſiti- 


0n,or interpretation of a thing. 
1 Paraphrafis,f. 

To pl. 9: the arafite, 

3 Parafitor. 

A paraſite, 

I nm 

2 Gnatho, 

Deſperate -Paracelſioniſts, 
1 Methodici,orum,n. 
T»Parboile. 


1 Semicoquo, przcoquo. 
Parboiled, 


- 
arbzcake vide to vomites 
he arcel[l,or ſmall portion. 
z Particula,f. 
By parcels, 
1 Particulatim. 
2 Carptim. 
- Parch, or &ie vp,at. 


Torreo,torretago, 
, Fri 


1 Toſtus,torrefa kiag. torridus,re- 
orridus,ad. 


t 

2 Ambuſtus,exuſtus,p. 
A parching,or drymg, 

2 Exuſtio,ambuſtio,f. 

Parched with heat ,and made unſeat 


ful, 
» Carbunculoks. 
Parchment. 
amena char- 


1 Pergamenum , perg 
mw 2 Membrana, ptulura vel phi- 
yrasf. 


Pardie,or Pardicu x. 
To Pardons! forgine. 

: Condeno, i - 2 Dimit- 
to, remitto, laxo, relaxo, ablolvo, 
indulgeo, permitto , paico, dono, 


Padaed, or forgiues, 
1 Condonatus, 


2 Remiſlus,p. 
_ will __ 


A pardoner., 

1 Condonatce: 
A } nm + 
I 


3 

A pardon. 

I Venia,im 
gratia,pax,. 
_ of pot 


2 Remiſſio, 


= requirtn res, 'pardes when one con- 
ET ans 

I Deweiniag 

Pardonable, or that 'may bee pardo« 
ned. 


I - a 
To are,or clip. 
1 Subſeco. 


R 
» Reſco, rec, pc procid 


uy pare,or (crape aw. 
jo ay. 


7 paregor ent about. 
1 Amputo,circumſcindo. 
To pare downe billockes. 
x Detubero. 
To pare,or clip off. 

2 Di 


7 pare, er ſtortens in 
paring, 


Pars, or chppd 
1 Subſecus, reſeQus, reſecatus, mu- 
tilatus, 


To be pared. 
2 Reſecandus,p. 
Noe pared. 
2 Irreletus,p. 


| The paring , &x ſhauing of ay 


2 Reſco, 

A paring, or that which is pared 
off. 

1 Putamen, ſegmentum, reci. 
famentum , reſegmen , praeicy« 


| 


PAR 


PAR 


PAR 


Dru O— — 


The loue of p wents towards their chul= 
dren. 1 P 
He that bath bu parents of nwe conti- 
| fries. 1 Bigens;crm g. 
Parentage. 

1 Paremeela, natales. um. 3 San- 
guis,m. 

ToJJarget, or plaiFer. 

1 Cruſto,incruſto,gypſo. 

Toney Parget, or white lume. 

2 In 
Pargerted,or Plaifere 

1 Cruſtatus, calcatus, trulliflatus, 


- aperey plaifterer, 
cementarins , teor, 

coniaresgypſaror,e. 

A pargetting of wales. 

1 Incruſtatio,rrulliſſacio,f. 

Alutle pargetting. 

2 TeRoriovlum. 

Parget,or plaiſtey. 

1 Ccenentum, albarium , gypſum, 
reQorum. 


as fo parget worke, 
TeRorms,ad. 


arentheſt 
preach ar yel paricidi- 


A pariſh prieft. 
1 Parochus. 2 Curio. 


Bel»nging to a Par 
I Parockialis ad. 


.IDarke. 


-n. lacus,m. 
adrrana, ſe ptum,n. 
A lawne in a prrke,vide lawne. 
A little parke. 
2 Luculus,m. 
A parke where w. ld beaſts are in, 
1 Theriotr ; 


A 7 of nee 


A parker or he thy hee <th a parke 
3 X Iphylax, ; han x wy 

To JDarl:y, 

Colloquor. 

To ſurmmongcall,or proclaime a pars 
liament 


I Indicere generalem conventum, 
vel ſynodum. 

To adrourne , or proroge the paylia- 
ment. 

1 Deferocomitia. 

To keepe,or hold a parliament, 

1 COvmitia celebrare,Cic. 

A Darliament, 

Maximus, 
Honorarius, 
Impenalis, 
Solcanis. 


Comitia,orum,n. 


The Parliament houſe, 

x Comitium,n. 

Aſpeal.er of the Parliament, 

I Demi m. 

x An inner arlour. 

' Conclave, conclaviumn, concla- 


A Parlowr,or place to ſep ns 

z Ccrnaculum,n 

A lutle parlour, 

x Ccenati 

A parlour,or banguetting houſe made 
of boords. 

1 Tablium,n. 

A Parlour for a bed to _ Ins 

2 Exedra,t,cxedrium 

A Parlour or chamber — reft, or ſleep 
efter d:nner,or ſupper, wherem ſtood 
three beds : it 15 taken for any pare 
lour. 

1+ Triclinium,tricliniarium,n. 

A Parlour wherein ſix beds do ſtand. 
i Hexaclinum,n. 

A Parlour, or banquetting howſe vn» 
dey the ground. . 

x Cryptoporticus, 

He,or (he that keepes a Tarlowr. 

1 Triclinarius,m.criclnaria. 
Pertaining to a Parlour. 

1 Triclinaris,ad. 

A pretie JJarnell. 


1 Amatorcula. 


Te make artaker. : 
1 Participo, communico, impertio, 
vide to partake. 


A Part akey of athin 

I Panicoprarncen glial, cg. vide 
partner, 

D artakey: in wickedneſſts 

1 Collegiati.ad. 

A 101nt partner m things begueathed. 
1 Collegatorius,m. 

A TI —_— 


tia,f 7 
2 Cuncurſus,m. ſocietas,F. 
Mad: Partaker of. 
1 Impertitns. 
'P art aking with an accuſant,or plane 


rife againſt one. 

1 wbleriptio,f 
N ot Partaker, 
x Exors,immunis. 
2 Infons,ad. 
To Part,or ſeperare. 

1 Adjungo vide ro dwvide. 

To Par t,or =_— Ai 
1 C 0, mpertio, partior,di- 
fribuo,clargior. 
To Part vfien. 

T Partitog 
To Part, or divide with bownd;, or [:- 
wnts, 

1 Collimito. 


_—_— 


To Part,or make partition, as between 
coheryes. 

1 Erciſceor,herciſceor. 

To Part m the mudF, 

I Dimidio. 

2 

To take Tart,or partic = 


1 Par 

Tobe Parted. 

1 Diſtribuor,diſ 

To take tn good =o 

1 Boniconſulere, 

To take ones part. 

I 4 cauſa alicujus ſtare. 
IT thowght it art. 

2 Videbarur, vita eſt, imp- 
Partd,or divided. 
1 Difcretus. 


ls, ls, de 


That hath parted, 
1 Partitus,p. 


Parted into two m__ 

x Bipartieus, bipertitus,P» 

2 EP 

Parted in three parts, 

1: Tri P- 

3 Tri 

Parted into fours parts. 

1 Quadriparritus, 

2 Quadnfidus. - 

Parted into mamie parts, 

1 Multifidus,ad. it 

That u,ey may be parted. 

1 Dividuus,ad. EY 

A parter,or divider, 

1 Partitor,diſtributor,diviſor,m. 
He that conferreth, or lateth likg payt 
with other. 

x Collator, 

A partmggpartition,oy dividings 

1 Dividuitas, proſeRio, partitio, di- 
ſtributio,disjun&io,div1fio, 

2 Sctio,f. 

A partitions in a VV atout, or like 
thing. 

1 Diſſepimentum, 

A part,or portion, 

1 Pars,portio. 

2 Sors,t. 

A linile partgor portion. 

1 Portiuncula,particule,F. 

A part of the bodue. 

1 Membrum. 
A part of the people, drvided into 


» Direm 


VVhen part is onderſt ood by the whole 
and the whole by part. 

x Synecdoche, F, 

The fourth part of a dazes worke. 
1 Quadrans operg. 

Of rwo parts. 

: Bimem : 

Of three parts. Trimembris. 

Of foure parts. 

1 Quadtimembiss, 


PAR 


PAS 


PAS 


: 


Tarted among the ſtrong men. 
1 Viritanus,vt viritanus ager. 
Ther cannot be parted. 
3 Inſccabils,ad. 
'By parts,peeces,or parcels. 
x Partim,particulatim, im, 
diſtribute,advy, 
In two pay:s. 
1 Bipartit0,bipertit9,ady. 


On the othey part. 

1 In adverſum, 

VVhat part ſoever. 

I Quaqua,quoquo adv. 

On both parts. 

1 Vtrinque, vlcro,citroque,ady, 
Of all parts, 

2 Circum, adv. 

(Apart,or a/under. 


I . 

Dm ? 4 in parts. 

1 ————— 
In four: arts. 

x Qua 

Partialitte. 

1 Iniquitas. 2 Injuria,f. 
Tart:all,not indi iſerent,or wt, 
1 Iniquus,ad. vt,judex iniquus,s per- 
trall Tudge, 

Particular. 

: Particularis, 

Particularly. 


| 1 Particulatim, particulariter, ſingu- 


latim,ſpeciatim, ſpecialiter, adv. 
To particul. iefple. fiſt mn particulars. 
Apart 
I | nckirk.ogd 
Belonging to 4 participle, 
1 Participialis,ad. 
APartilon, or iaueline ts shirmiſh 
Wit 
1 Haſta velitaris, 
Partition, 
_— 
Jartlet,vide neckerchiefe. 
4” artner,-opartuer,or complice. 
1 Partiarius,m. particeps, complex, 
com g. 2 Sucius,m.focia,t. vide par- 
taker. 
2s artridge, vide $:r4-, 
aſh. 
I Yy mpingo, 
Pajhed. 
-  _ 
aſle,excell, or ſurmownt, v.ex» 
= ,4rd exceed, 
To paſſe by. 
1 Przterco, prztergredior, preter. 
meo,levo, 
To paſſe over, or noe beyond. 
1 Tranſeo, pertranſco, tranſme», 
era -permeo. 2 Merinr pence = 
tr0,preterlabor,trajico, tranfilio. 
To paſſ- over quickly 
2 Tranſvolo, 
| To Paſſe bounds, 
x Excedo. 


To paſſe over negl;gently. 
varicor. 


To let paſſe, or paſſe over, 
I — miſſum facio- 3 Preter- 
mitto,pr 


Topeſeguropl fo vropeſe hu —_— 


To = or,or vpon. 


Tepaſe 


To paſſe,” y flows over,oy thromrh, 
1: Tramfluo 


To 4 witbour damage, 
To paſſe aw aſe avg wiftly. 

To paſſe forth, 

—_— hf 

To r ren, 

3 SI 

To paſſe over 


1 Decurro,Þ 
7 o paſſe rom one place to an#ther, 


1 Migro,commigro. 
_ paſſe betweene, 


7 bring to paſſe vide bring 
Itu paſſed ne, or they baſe our, 
Ave 99 tur. 


jt 

To come to paſſe. 

1 Bonde lads. 3 Fio. 
I paſſe not. 

1 Nihilifacio, floccifacio,fSloctipendo 
Let paſſe. 

2 Sn 

Taſſe forth,go to, tell on, 

2 Perge,procede. 

It u patt remedee. 

2 Conclamatum eſt. 

Paſſed ovrr. 

1 Exactus,uranſaftus,tranſitus, pera- 
us 2 Decurtns,cmenius,p, 

Let paſſe for a tome. 

1 Intermiſſus, p. 

That is gone apa or paſſid 4 

1 IR egreſſus. 2 Etfluxus, 
przterlaplus,p. 


F chm 2d ovey. 
1 Progreſſen, tranſpreſſ anſereſſis, p. 


P ſed over without regard, or 4c- 
count, 

1 Poſthabirr,p. 

Þ aſſed,or ended long anone. 

1 Ameadius 

Paſſed.ov eſcaped. 

x Ex up. 


Paſſed through ofi ax, 

2 | 4 

Paſſed over,as the tire th paſſed. 
T . 

That u to be ler poſſe. 


1 Pretereundus, p. 
A paſeimg,or going over. 


Jp 
A 4 paſſage. 


1 Tranſius, tr 
etfugium. 2 Iter, n. via, 


— af threweh, 
A ie paſiing over,or 
1 Percurſatio, recurſio,f, 

o =" 1u 10urney, 


_ _— 
uf I ver the ſe. 


* of the memo, from one bodie 
fo another , according to Pythagores 
ophiion. 1 Metem 

w Paſring, or commungto a place. 


A fe ks from « place 
pa age,or . 
« Abjras,m.cffnguum,n 


A paſiing, or conveighing over. 
1 TrajeQio,f. 

A letring piſſe,or panſong. 

1 Imermiſſus,m.intermiſſio. 

A paſimg bonnd, 

2 Ex . 

The J9affcover. 

1: Paſcha,f&n. 

A Paſſenger. 

1 Viator. 2 VeRor,cenveRor,m. 
Places that cannot be paſſid. 

1 Invia,orum;n. 

That cannot be paſſe y07 gone throwgh. 


1 Impervius , inc » invi- 
Then 6 ef to be paſſthyorthroogh. 
That # eaſe to be or thy owe 

1 Pervius, meabilis. 2 Superabilis 
exfu 


That which ſhortly p4 ſeth aw ay. 
: Tranſitorius,ad. 


ef ofring igh ls , wx Lat fig >, 


I the — 1208 

2 Declinans,ve,declinam maebus. 
Taſ js 'y,vide exccllently,and excee- 
dre 
Tafing eve light 

2 Pertu 

4 Paſſion - the bedie,ov minds. 

1 Paſſio,perrwbanio, pat hos,f atfe- 
Gus. 2 Motus,1mpetus,m. 

A little paſnon. 

1 Paſſivncula. 

A naturall paſiion of one t9 the other, 
1 Sympathn,f. 
Apjerpaſeneſa tec 


. 1 Idiopathia, 


Te w/gor grant a Paſſport, or /of 
condutt. 1 Publcam fidem ir-erpo- 
nere, liberum ac ſabyum cor duttum, 


five 


PAS 


_ ” + _— 


PAT 


PAV 


five commextum concedere, fecurica- 


tem me apaks 

A p4 £,or ſafe c to paſſe, 
I 3. 9%. ay m. teſlera as «oo 
caularia milſio, ſabvus conducus,fym- 
bulum itineris. 

After the faſhion of them that haue 
their paſſeparts, and be 41ſcharged of 
ſomelanfull c:uſe. 1 Caularie, adv. 
To goe on hu ]Iaſternes. 


1 Tal as. 

The paſterne bone of a beaft, 
l Yalus,6,m ſuffrago,f. 
To paſte together, 

latino. 


Top le of paper together. 
3 


'Patte. 

2 Glatinamentum 

To make in paſte. 

3 Maſſo. 

Apaitleroy be that worketh in palt. 
x Cruſtularius, piſtor dulciarws, ce- 
ragius,m. 

Pattc,or fr dowgh. 

I Y 4 
A. 
1 Pr{trina placentaria, piſtrina dulci- 
aria. 

T aftrie wirke. 

2 Opus piſtorum. 

Belouging to paſtrie, 

2 Piſtoricus, piſtorius,ad, 

aft, videp3/+. 
atime, or /bort, 

1 Tocus,luſus, ludus,m. lufio. 2 Ob- 
leQatio,deliciz,t.ludicrumgn, 
Tattimes,or pleaſures. 

1 Facetiz,f ludi 

Tattime or recreation withdrawing 
from heavineſ, 

1 Avyocamentum,n. 

For paitime,or ſport. 

1 Animicauſa,voluptatis cauſa, 
Inſportor paſtime. 

1 Toco,per jocum,per ludum., 

To goe to paiture, 

2 Paſco,paſcor. 

To goe ts paiture often, 

1 Paſcito, 


1 Paftor,opilio, 
Tofturiges fodier for cattell. 


1 Paſtus,m, paſtio,pabulatio,f. 
Paſto:all., Paſtoralis. 
Pattwe ground. 


1 Paſcum,n.paſcua,paltura, 

Palt ure (et to fame. 

x Ager icriptuarius. 

Belonging to common paſture, 

1 Compaſcuus,ad.yt,jus compaſcug. 
Belomgirg to paiture. 

I ius, 

To ,vide ro boreh. 

A patch that us ſet on a hoe. 

1 Piatium,n.picatiuncula. 


A patcn,or wooden ſhoe, 

1 Calo, gallochus, m. galliz, azum, 
crepida hgnea. 

A paten maker, 

1 Calopifex,m. 

A patent. 

2 Inftrumentum,n. 

Letteys patents of a prince. 

1 Diplomacan, liaz patentes. 

2 Codialh,n. 

VViach u granted by the hang! letters 
patents, x Codicillarius, ad. 


To make pathes,te divide into paths 
Emito,aSs ' 


or water, 1 $ 

Divided into pathes, 

1 Semitatus,p. 

A foot-path,or beaten way. 
1 Semita,f.callis,trames,m. 
A by-path, 


TED; 

# overthwart, or croſſe path. 
1 Limes,trames,m. 

That haunteth path wates, 

1 Semitorus,ad, 


PDathettcall, 
atheticus. 


To make « yaterne, 
1 Adambro. 

Made by paterne, 

1 Imitarus,p. 


1 Rncngloapepaphn fa, 
2 ing example. 
Te first paterne. : 

1 Archetypus,prototypus, m. arche- 
typum,n. 

That « made ſoy a pateyne. 

1 P:otypumn. 

T aternelike , or made aceordipg to 


paterne. 1 EQtypum,n. 


Anexamp'emritten dy awne,or prive. 


ted by anie other pazerne. 

i Antizraphum,n. 
APatriarche. 

1 Patiiarcha,m, 

The office,or dignitie of a patriarch. 
1 Partriarchatus,m. 

A patrunonte. 

1 Patrimonium. 

A ſmall patrim-niegor heritage, 

1 Hare iolum,n, 

Belonging to a patrimonie, 

1 Patrimonialis,ad- 

A patrone, proteffor,or defsndey. 
1 Patronus, patrocuuator, tutor, pro- 
tetor,defenior. 

A patronefies 

1 Patrona,patronſſa,f, 
Patronagc, 

3 Patronatus, 

0: "4 5 7 woddifu 
Patron 2.4, d:fend. 

Paucitte. Paucitas. 

To pane,or make pawements. 

1 Payimento,ſtratumino,pavio 
2 Streno,confterno. 

To pave all through, 

2 Perſterno. 


Paved. 

1 Pavimen:atus, pavitus. 2 Stratus, 
conſtratus,p. 

Paved all throughy 

1 Peritratus, p. 

N ot paned. 

2 Immunirus,p. 

A paxement,or place paned, 

2 Pavimentum,n. vide caſey. 

A pauwement of coloured ſtones , cut 
& graued with the image of beaſts & c 
1 Vavimentum ſcalpturatum, alaro- 
tum,n. 

A panrment of brickes, 

1 }avimentum lateritinm. 

A pauement of fine fquare ſtones, as 
marble,or ſweh hike. x Liuhratotos, 
c.g lichruſtotm.n. 


A pauemcnt,or ſtores 


3 x 
A kinde of pauing, or laying of bricks 
or tales ſet fade to fille, as wee ſee inthe 


roofes of owens nnd chimanics, 8 Pavk. | 


racatum teſtaceum. 


'P nt me" ir. 

i Dreiapriati 

A f'« $C7,40M75 © * 22ras, 

1 Payne. indtinm, 


Pan 454 caxjeys and waies, 

z Scratura,paviinentatio,f, 

1 pare Bens made of [quart fones, 
chikerw ſe. 1 Pavimentum teſiella- 
tum, vel ieſſeratum. 

A lute ſquare, or ſmall tileflene to 
pane with, 1 Teſſemula. 

A bole lower then the reſidue in paying 
2 Lacuna,f. 

A paucment of diver? peecty, and co- 
lowrs, 1 Payimentum vermiculatum, 
vel ſegmentatum. 

A paurg beetls, or ſuch like thing, 
wherew:th they trim pauements, 

1 Pavicula,fiſtuca. 

A JDavilion,or tenr. 

: Tentorinm, tabernaculum, ſcene- 
ma,ſcena,f. 2 Conopeums 

A prizces pavilion, 

1A ,n. 

A pawlion,or tent of warre. 

1 Pavilio,f. 

Davilions pitcnred. 


1 n. 
Belonging to the meking of pavilions, 
I ScenofaQors,ad. 


The Paunch. 

1 Venter,aqualiculus,ns,rnumen,n. 
A great panuch. 

1: Abdomen inſaturabile. 

A pawnch belly,ov ps 


I VRTORS, > 
anne, vide p edge. 
F Pauſe. , ; 
1 Quieſco,paulo. 2 ReÞiro,inſiſto, 
ſuſpends, 
To pauſe in doing, 
x Interqui 
A pauſig,or reſting ſrom for 4 tinse- 
1 Intermiſſus,m. io. - 


_ OY 


—— — — 


aL 


EST 8 ARES... > AC I 92 


PEA 


PEA 


| 


———— 


w/e. 

RY 2 Intercapedo,mera,f.in- 
eh Beg 
He har greed e - Rs ore ſhould 
au[+, 1 Paufarius 
{awe 4 beaft, 


_— of kiſtings 


P ante E 


'Tomake Jeace, or to ſet at peace. 


1 Reconcilio,perpaco. 
Te be wn _—_ at re#F. 


1K 
To hold ones 
x: Taceo, if 


«ce,or tobe ſilent, 
Ice 


Peace,net a word. 

x Tace. a Deſine,comprime. 

A peace-makey 

1 Pacificus, 49h deſcepta- 
tor, 

A peace muking. : 

I Peaceminger appeaſing. 
Deace,or concord. 

i Pax,concordia,gratia,vniogf. 

2 Toga,f: 

Peaceyreft,or quirtneſie. 

1 Quics,requies,f.otium,n. 

Peace nhich « not comprchended im 
writing. 1 Illiterara pax. 
Peaceablezoy quiet. 

1 Quietus,placidus,ad.pacatus,p.pa- 
calis,concors, bonus 

2 Facilis,jor ullimus, ad. 

A peaceable yeare without trouble, 

1 Ines annuss 

Verie peaceable, 

1 Procordioſbs. 

That bringeth, o ſigni fieth peace. 

1 Pacifer,pacalis,ad. 

Serv to peace making, 

1 Pacificatorius,ad. 

That hel4eth hy peds%. 

1 Tacitus,ad. 

Deaceably. 

1 Quite, placid3,placats, ids, paca- 
7 pum ady. " 
ToYJeachvide appeach. 

APeach. 

1 Nuciperſica,f fuccio,mm moloſca, 
pomum duracinum , malum perfi- 
cum. 

AWPeale,cr noi/e of bells, trumpets, 
or ſuch like. 1 -Claſlicum,n, 


7 ut. eare, 


G reat —_ 

1 Volema,n. 

Saint Tamerperegor Rathavin yeare, 
1 Favonianum pyrum, ct 

pyrum. 

A nuke ptare, ' 

x Loy hordearium, 


Award pemre. 
: Volemum, n. ſementium pyrum, 


muſteum pyrum. 

A king peare with @ little ftalkge 
: Pyrumr 
A wild, c peare. 

1 Pyraſter, achras, 

A water LEE 

2 Superbam pyrum. 

A late-ward peare. , 

I Poſtautumnale 5 acidulum 
Sant Thomattide peare, or wencer 

are, i Pyram amerinum. 

- tankard peare,ſo called of hi liake- 
py, nt Ja apple peare, 

1 


14 _ —_— a faire louely peare, 
oloratum 


i C pyrum, Veneretum py - 


rum. 

A bell,or geared peare, ſo calted of bis 

vr 

1 Pyrum cucurbitinum. 
—_— of nace, 

I 


A long tailed,or long ſtalked peare. 
i Pyrnmdolabellianum. 

A kind of pleaſant pare. 

3 Omomelida,n. 

A _— ad peare. 

- kind of edoriferous pears; 

1 Mo 


Abreaft peare, gu morons the faſhion 
of a womans brea#F. 
1M pyrum,pomponianti 
da A kind of peares,ov apples of wonder - 
full roundneſſe. 

1 Pyraſcxtiana, 

Aved,or ſand peare, 

1 Signinum pyrum, teſtaceum pyr%. 
A quine? peare. 


'T * be mg pyrum,cydonicum py- 


yo peare, or yathey an heaybe, having 

fo thin a rinde, that men did cate it 

vopilled. 1 Curmundula. 

To JIcarce or boare throweh. 

1 Penerro,perforo,perfigo,v. to bore, 
and to bore through, 

To pearce through againe, 


[ r Repenetro. 


To peace with a wine, 

x: Delubvulo. 

Pearced through. 

1 Penetratus, ,perfixus, f 

2 Transtoſſus,contoſſus,trajefus,Ps 
A pgearcer. 

x Terebra,t perforale.n. 

A pearcer to bere rvorte, or avie ins 
ſtrument to bore with, 

x Caſtrum,n. 

A pearcing with an auger. 

1 Terebratio,f, 

A > 6 Terebratio, foratio, 
perforatio, bormg. 

That may prarce,et be ptareed, 

x Penetrabilis,pcncnals. 


Sn 
1 Margarita n. 
ma,bacca,conchus,m. 

A precious pearle caliad an wnton, 

: Vnio,m. 

pearle hanging at the eaye, 


4 fore m the eie. 
df 0] earls. 
z her y , x7 &ed wb pearler, 


1 Gemmans 
That brigeth forth, or bath lentic 
ron i Margaritfer,ad. E 


R__ fe. 
_—_— veaſe. B 


2 ciche praſe, 


bollownet refapee, or beave cod. 


-4Perke, or op WY a the beake, or 


1 Roſto. 
Pecked,or dented in. 
renter 
ecultar,or proper. 
, familiaris, vt, 
= familiarity, peculiar ſubſtance, or 
od: ,proprius,privatus,ſpecialss. 
4 Przcipuus,ſingularis. 
P enki properly, 
1 Peculiariter,proprie,privatim,ſpe- 
—_ 
eDegrce, 
a, parentela, profapia, 


moth pies,t. 
VVhich writ of pedegrees. 


I Mm. 
To play hetIedler, cr to ſell trifler. 


23 Circumforarevs,m: 

A ; that ſelleth ftuffe of ſmall 

value. 

I Aginator,circuitor,m. 

A pedler: trade, in going from towne 

to towne,! o/ell wares. 

1: Velawra,f; 

To JBeece ane thing to anotbey, 

: Aſuo, 

To pul in peeces. 

1 Concerpo. 

iApeece. 

1 Pars porrio,f. 

A peece,or wedge of anic met2ad. 

1 PFolus,m. 

A peece,or moyſell. 

1 Fruftillum, ſegmennm, ſemen, 
n vide os ſell. . 

Peeces, | 


P;E A 


PEN: 


| Keratim , , in lacinias, vermiculatum, 


en i ES I —— OO _— 


Percy ropgtg ſhreds, 
1 Panni 
_ peec * or fraqment, « peece of fFag- 
ments of anie thing. 1 Fragmnenta, 
caſſum,fragmen tn, 
Al.ttle peece of lanencleth, 
| 1 Lincolum,n. 
Broken peeces. 
: Di enta, n. ve, 
calamizthe broken peeces of worn 
A prece of a tone. 
I RO 
reat peece of gold. 
alacra,f. 
Made of manie peeces. 
I . 
That fine '7 wrought with divers fine 
eces. 1 
Thar, may be prom one peece from ane 
other. x SeQtilis,ad. 
Broſed in peecesr,or morſele. 
3 Tunſim,adv. 
Peece-meale,in peecer,ox part py part. 
r Fruftratimfruſtl inci. 
fim,fruſtil.tim,partite, particulatim, 


In peecer,or ſhardes. 


y Fo 


e to drinks in,vide cup, and 
—_— 


| 4 

A Pacele that Bakers uſe to ſet bread 
in the Oven withall. 1 Infurnibulum, 
n SOR. 


To Peep, a bird. 


- JR looke out. 

AYeere,or the Peerer,or fates of 4 
Realme,vide Lords and Novles, 

The twelwe peeres of France, 

x Patricij fanciz. 

Teerdeſſ, 


2 Singulans,cxors, 
7-kePreuth. 
1 Delto.inſanie,defipio. 


Peeviſhneſie, or dotace. 
1 Decliratio, f. deliramentum, deliri- 
um,n. inſaniajinfip ntia. 
A Pegge, Juch an = which 
foppeth. 1 A 
Tei. 

ctſe,vide weigh, 

Jcttrell. 

Antilena,anthela, f. 3 Pecorale, 


monile,n. 
Pelfe,or paltrie fuffe. 
1 Scruta 


A pellet of lead. 

r Plumbata. 

Pellets of bread, or paite, wherewith 
oo other fowles are crammed. 


_ _ Pelt with the wool on. 
1 Vellenſis,f. 
os old pelt overworn, 1 Xcropelling 


a — =_ 


A (pelt made of wolmer uy how chin, 
which 1he nobles un o/d time d:d we to 
wear in winter. x Maltruca,f. 
A pelr mans . 
1 Pelliparus,m. 
A pelt mans tr. de® 
ellpar ums 
of ſheephcards pelt. 
1 Bzta,dipthera,. 
That weaveth ſuch a felt. 
1 Beticatus,ad. 


Denaltte, 

1 Mul&ta,multa, perna, f. v, amerce- 

mert,and fine, 

A ſetting, or impoſes of of 4 penaltie, 
but s 

ys ot ſwch likg, 1 Itrogationf. 


T-Dcnetrate, V. to boye and pierce, 
Tenetrable or that may eaſily be paſe 


ſed =p" I » pavi- 
-"Peni of engliſh cone, 


enarius, m. 

A l-ttle pets, 
za N 
A peniobalft perie. 
1 Dipondius,m dipendium,n. 
A crofie-pexue, ſo called of the  fomp 
that :tLereth, x Crucigerad, 
Two pence farthing of our _ 
1 Diobolus,n 
An earneFF penie. 
1 Ancoramentum,arrha,arrhabo.,f. 
2 Fi emptions, 
APDente fachey. 
1 Perparcus,m 
Peme-werth, vide worth 4 penie, or 
mMonie. 
To be Penitentk, 
1 Pcrniteo,pigeo, 

A pemrtent man. 
1 Pernitens,m 
” Pens to pou 4 ſermon or letture, 


—_ #7 coupe where bird; are 

crammed. x Chors,f. 

A Gooſe ha 

1 Cheno 

Belonging to a pen wherein Capers be 

ſed. 1x Chortalis,ad 
APenne-knfe. 

- & + gy ſcalpellus,m. cakel- 


Peerage __ | 
rium,n graphiaria, | gr theca 


eniculus, penicilty nicnlum, 
A penſill,or fteels ro ooks ” tables, 
1 Graphwm,n. 


s penſil, = 
1 Gr 
n loner i the Comrt, 


horus,m. 

" penfion,or parment.. 
1 Penſz o: 
A ſmall penſion. 

: kn. 
4 yearely penſion 
1 Aunmm, 
A perſian ſor one moneth, 
1 Menltruum,n. 
A penſion of the twentieth part of ons 
reVenmwes. 'v 
Belonging to that penfionger received 
4 penſion. x Vie us, Vice- 


A cortane Penſion that the —— 


paid for thr houſes, 
1 Colonarum,n, 
ſton paid by way of ex- 


A certaiue 
emption,ts line 2xt of common af airs 
or buſmeſſe. 1 Solanum. 

He that paieth, or # bound to pay a 


penſs on t0 One. 1 Fenſionanus,m.yve- 
To le YIcnſine,or forrowfull, 
1 Penſiue,orſmoy q 


Penn or corfall, 
1 ZXger,mcotus,ad.vide carefw»ll. 
Penſuucor 44 14 were 1m 4 brown ſindie, 


: Meditabundus, cogitabundus, co- 
us,ad. 


Gn hat penſh 
menial ney 
Triſticulus, 

Pen ſicel oſorrowfully,or fad. 
1 Mcſte,ſollicit&,adv, 
'Perfiuely,or —_—_ 

1 Meditabundc,adv 


larium,n. 2 Appendix, projeaura, 


A 10anney 0 f penthowſer. 


LONG of the People. 
i Þ 


_ people,or nation, 

1 Gens,f.populus,m. 

The common people, 

1 Plebs,p .vulgus,n, & m. po- 


Teople comming outs of diver! conn- 
tries to dwell in one. x Conyena, 
com. 

The mple,and ignorant peop'e, 

1 Plebecula,f. 


mn. 
People which goe with their ſeete 
als 


bs ae 


PER 


PER 


PER 


© — 


— — 


a 


reftly aq-inft ours. 1 Antpodes,an- 
tichihoncs. 

Toe favour of the people towards tne, 
: Popularitag f. 

Perta ning ts the commu people, 

1: Plebejus, popularis, vulgans,ad. 
That del:ght eth+the people, 

1 Popularis ad. 

Full of people. 

2 Frequens.ad. 

Through all the peop'e, 

: Populatim,ad. 

To]Jepper, 

1 ro 


PDeppered, x Piperatus,P. 
Pepper, 

x Piper,n. 

Pepper of the mon. 

1 Grayum gnidium. 

Of | «Lea wherein pepper w. 
- —_—_ piperaceus, piperarl- 
us,ad. 


PPerambulation; 

1 Perambilano. 

[eradventure, 

2 Forlan,turfitan, forts, forta(s?,for- 
raſlis. 

To;Jercetue,or ſee. 

x Video,cerno,concerno, conſpicor, 
peripicio,aipicio,pervideo. 

To perceme,or voderftand. 

1 Percipio, intelligrs, cognoſco, ani- 
madverto,ſentio,calleo. 2 Tenco,vi - 
deo, comperto, oltacio , vide vnder- 
Pard. 

To percetiwe,and vrderitarnd wll ard 
throughly. 1 Perſentio,perſcntiſco. 
To per:e1ue by enquirie, or examwiail 
v1. 2 Deprehendo. 

To prrer1negor und. rt and before hand 
1 Prgfentio,prefennſco. 

To percoine ſomenh 4,vr to haue ſome 
mc ling in a matter. 

1 Subſentio,ſentiſc9, recoznoſeo. 

2 Subaudio,hb'leo, ſubodoror. 

To perceme qui cy, or jna' ply, or 10 be 
quicke of ſight. 3 Sago, 

Ir u peretiyed. 

1 Cernitur, 

M4 prrcerut and mnder tend, 

1 Inell;gitur, imperl. 

Tou may pereziurycy ſee, 

1 Videreeſt,cemere eſt, videas, 
Perzeiuedgor [cene, 

1 Viſus,perſpetus;p. 
Percemet,hnownegor vndeyſtcod. 

1 Perceprs,imelictus, cognitus, vi : 
wvulerftood 

Percy, or knowing before hand, 

1 Preſcwus,ad. 

That per. e'n-thth/ngs before they come 
1 Freſagus,ad. 

Porcem defore if come. 

1 Preſenſus,p. 

YNeregrine, vide frang, 
;Irrdition. 1- Peredmiogf. 
{I:r:grmation, Peregrinatio. 


Pere "Pp 'orie, 1 Peremptor us. 


1oJerfect; or make perfott. -* 

1 Conftmmo,perago,abfulyo,pah 
cio, 2 Concludo,exflev. 

Peyfited, or perfo#ed. 

1 Pertectus,exaQtus,conſummatus, p. 
abſolutus. 2 Explews,ad. 

Perfit,oy perſitly cloſed, 

2 Contymarus,p 

T34t my gor is 10 be prrſited, 

1 Confummabilis,ad, * * 
Terf-tt1on,or ab/olwtereſſe, 

1 Terſe&tio! 2 Mamtitas,f. 

A making perfeet. 

4 P = Janis £C 


Perſe, ML $7 
r —_ p- fincerus. 2 Ttheper, 
Perfelhze abſolute in thery kd. 

1 Beatus,iſſimus,ad. | 
Derfet,or » ay l yn a ſcitnee, 

1 Peritus, ad. 

Perfet#! wro# . 

1 Gr RE 

"Perfeitly boneFF. 

2 Retns,iffi 

Not perfſett, 

1 ImperfeQus, 

Per fect y,or throughly, 


1 Penitns, - 
Perſetly,rxatth,er abſolwely. 

1 Perle, abſolute; confummats, 
exatte,adanwilim, 

2 Limate, ady. 

PerfetHy by heart or without books. 

1 Mcmorier,ady, 

Perfidtoufly, 

1 Infidelner,adv.vided:floyally. 

To Jerfozate, 

1 Inforo, vide to boregand pierce, 
Nerfo2ce. 

1 Violenter,vi,vi & armis. 

To JIcrfoune, 45 to performe ones 
prom'ſe x Prafto. 2 4bſolvo,cxul 
vo,diſlolvo,reddo. 

T- peri erm as to per forme ones durie, 
1 rao, tungur,exequor. 

To prorme,ar bring to paſſe, 

1 Perficio, vide to accompliſh, finiſh, 
ard bring to paſſe. 

Not to perfſorme. 

2 Linquo, 

Performed, or accompliſhed. 

1 Perteus, peraRus, conſummatus. 
2 Cumplctus, 
A perl ormere 

i FarteRorgm- 
A perform.ng, or performance, 

1 Freſtittv,f. 
A performine,or accompliſbing. 

1 Parado,patetv,t ctieus, 

Te Perfume, 

: Fumifico,fumigo,oduro. 

To ma'\\ perfumes. 

1 Thntkco. 

To pryfume before, 

1' Prati'migo, 

Perſur yd 


"4 Suffitas.. 3 Odororatus;p 


Lis, 4 


i IS 


A maker of per/unes. 
I gh 

2 Odotanus,n 
Alſeiler o/ perſumes., 
2 Myropola,m. 

A perfumanmy. 

1 Sufficus,m.. 2 k 
The 744k'm k4 of ic weet perfi ws ded: car 
ted to the Gods. | 

3 Cyptu. 

Aſweet perfume. 

2 Thymiama,diapaſm4,n, 

A per ſnme of ſweet oile, ro mak? one 
44019 4 leaſunt colour. 

T Hethychninyn, © 

The forme of « perfnrne made longwiſe, 
and with four: colours. . 
1 Terraidos. 

Perfroming, 

1 Fumificus,ad, 

To be in Perftll, 

1 Periclitor, 

Peril, 

r Penculum difcrimengn.v danger. 
The perillous , or dangerous yeare of 
ones life, 

2 Annusclimatericus. 

The perillous T1116 of ones life,at everie 
ſeaven, or nine yeares end. 

2 Climatera,f. * 

Perillowſly,or perilions,v danger dane 
gerow8 and dargrrouſty. 

is Þerifh, -r come to decay. 

1 Perco,intereo,occido, diſperi9, 

2 Morior. 

Periſbed,r vtterly lofÞ, 

1 Ferditus,iſſimus,p. 

A periſhmg. 

1 Imteritio,f interitus,m. 
APeriode; © 

[1 Perodus m. 

To be Bertiurcd, or forſweare him. 
ſelfe. 

1 Perjuro,perjero. 

T's ſet openty with a paper ens head 
to be mocked in prriarie, for forging of 
evidencer,a"d ſech bike. 

1 Catamidro. 

Teriwred. 

« Perjurus,ad, 

Perume, 

1 Perjurium,n, 

AJJ rle,vide pearie. 

Tobe JIcrmanent. 

1 Perranens,vide abide , and ror; 
F311” 

T«TIcrmit,, ſur. 

1 Permitto, imo, 

Tope mt, r grasnt Vito 

1 <4 oncto. 

Permwtie',or [i-F. rd. 

1 Admifſſus,pe mr 'us,p; 

P. rm CALED tedyir ia «full, 

1 Conceſſis,permiſſus, licitrs. 
Permntcd by the Low «f F od, 

1 Fas,n-mdecl. 

A thirg p* muted or graited. 
'4 Conceuw.m. 


i 


p=_ 


ith. 


PER 


PER 


PET 


aua_dd 


; Termiſiien ” 


1 Pemmlieoncelſis penis. 


1 That permitteth. 


: Conceſlivus. 


By Gods perm ſfrton, 


1 Dijs whe ag ERR 
Permutation.. 


1 Pefhracatio,F, vide charge. 


1I:rnictons, -r verie burtflll, 
i Perniczolus, us,ad. 


wrerp oP co, or commit. 
crperuall. ; 


Score 


1 Xcerviras,perperuitas,perennitas,F. 


Perpetuall, 

1 Sempiternus, perennis, , 
2ternus. ———— 
DPerperually, 
r Perenne nu 
Tobe in a erpleritre. 
1 Aporior, 


—_—_ wroa perplexitie, 


. 


1 Aponatus,p, 
DP . 
I 2.C 3 Anguſtia, 

Ne ray 

1 Perſequor,affligo,vexo. 2 Agito. 
Terſecuted 

1 Afflitus,vexatus,p. 

A perſecuter. 

'2 Perſecutor,m. 

er ſecution. 

wer itio,F. 

T, crtcuere, perſiſt, or continue to 
he end. 1 Perſerexo,conſtuperſiſto. 
b Permaneo. 
Aperſeyermg, perſeverances or con- 
ſtancie, 1 ntia , pertinacia , 
perſeverantia,, 
Perfeverant,or con rifent. 
1 Feeney 3Þ+ 
2 Tenax,ad v.conftant. 
T- Perſiit,vpe/cvere, 
Belongirg to Jerfſia. 
x Perficus. 


4 erſon,r per ſonage. 
Perſona,t. 
gh daintie,or delicate perſon, 
: Abrodiztus,ad. 
A ſlie perſon, 
1 Panurgus,m. 
A yi0tons perſons 
1 Nepos,ts. 
Some cert aie perſon, 
1 Quidam,pron. 
A paſon worthy of pus;ſbrcent, 
1 Verbero,m. 
The perſon of a (ooke,or Mariner,or 
ſuch likg in a ( omedie , or rather a 
meane,or mixt perſon wh:ch u neither 
ſervile,nor alt ogether free. 
1 Melon. 


A goodly favonr, or perſonage, perſo- 


 nable. 


1 Speciaſus. 3 <pecabilis.ad. 
Perja or,phas belengeth to acer= 
taine perſon. 1 Perl 
A] Jicrion,/ach as # uſed among the 
Rare ans. 1 Periona,f. 

hah ſeen preſen. 


Tha mo PY) _— 
1 Imperlagalis,ad. 
fl [Ieridnage, or tccleſiaFiicall li- 


ving,comm:ng ts one by inheritance, 
| 1 Sa genuile, vel avitum. 
Perſpicuitie,or p [41nenes in words, 
or ſentence), 1 Ferpicans, f. vide 
rw 
ang, cow flee entreate 
with farre words, 1 . 
» lages induco,moveo. 
To often. 
2 im 
Perſwaded,or counſe lled. 
1 Perwuaſus,im 
A perſwader. 


1 Suaſor. 2 rages 

A woman perſwaderyſhe that moveth 
or ns, one to doe a thing. 

3 Perijuaſtrix,f. , 

A perſwaſion,motiongor in{ucin 

1 Sualio,f.i 9,m,3 mpulo 
That prrſivadech, 


1_Perfuaſorius, 
That may be prriſwaded, 
1 Suaſibilts. F 4 
That whereby one may be perſis 
1 Periuafor mes fag s 
In manney of per ſwadi 
Suakbiliter. w 
crt,o' dapper. 
i: Troſſulus,m. 
Pert,or ſubtill in commun cation. 
1A . 
Somewhat pert, 
1 Argutulus,ad. 
To]Jertatne, vide appertarne. 
ertinacte. 


eitinacia. 
To JJcrturbe, vide d;ffwbe, 
Perturbation. 
1 Peturbatio, 3 Commotio,f. 
Perverſe. 
3 Diaſtrophos,m vide foward. 
? ervert,or urne e opf ide downe. 
ervento, reſupino,ob Varo, 
Dcrvicact:, , 
Ervicacia. 
To Yervle. F 
2 Cognolco,vide »verlooke. 
A Perwike,sr counterfeit haiye. 
1 Caliendrum, capillanxmum gale- 


Delt. Peſtis. 
eſter,or _— 
nfeſto,per 
Netrermus leptin ya k 
eſtilence or vmiver/al fic 
neſſe. i Peſtilenua lues, pcſtiz,t. 


3 


I 


Teſt entyplagas, or 09 peifenns, 
1 Exitialis, peſtiferus, 
lethalis,funeſtus. 


A pellle,or poante, 
A peiFle of porkes 
A little peſtle, 


APeticoate. 


2 Exitiabilis, 


Pejilenthy, Lagwily. 
1 Pettiters,adv. 


1 Fiſtillum,rribulum,n, 


: Petaſu,m, 


1 Petalunculus. 
etigree, vide pedegree. 


1 Induſium,n. tunica, p da, fu- 
_ parnacida 


VVenches peticoats,or kertles, 
3 Encom ta,n. 
Pericoates, or linnen veiture under 
other garments. 1 Paragaudg,t. 
A peticoat maker, 
1 Induſtarius 
Petite, or little. 
1 Parvus,ad.vide little, 
Petit fellon- e. Parvum latrocinjum, 
Petit treaſon. 
1 Parva traditio, 
wr ctition. 
10,f, 
y petrtioney, or he that maketh anie 
petition, x Petitor,orator,m. 
Belonging t 0 a petition. 
: Pentiort 
Apettte,or 2oug novice in any thing. 
2 Tyro,m. 
A pettie in bis crofſe row, vide Abe» 
CERAY Os 
yo teacher of pet ties, 


w octiforger, or trouble towne, 
havrag neither law, nor « onſcience. 


1: Vi mg 
ews fer po-p! ts ſtin at Church. 
1 Fori,m.ſubſcllia remplorum, 


pn ewterer,o” dealer in tinne. 
tannarius. 2 Vaſcularius,m. 

- W9uung 

1 Plumbum cinerium. 

A Pewtrell,videpetrrel. 


P ane H 


AYhantaſie,.r vi 1ſcom. 

1 Phantafia,f.yiſam,phantaſwa,n 
Phantaſies. 

2 Fabulz,arum. 

APhanſie. 

23 Au vide fanc its 
Fomnyrree) perſons. 

1 Phantaſtici,phanatic 
Phantait.call. 


1 Phantaſticus,imaginarius,ad. 
Hu Hater opt Dhelants 
To teach, ftude, or nd diſpute, or 


reaſon mm olophtc. 
I ſon Phil . op) 
A ploſepber, 

1 Philoſophus. 


Philoſo® 


— 


"PHI: 


of 


PIC 


latros,m. 23 Medens,p, 
4 ef phyſitron. 


Aph fition that curerh by ointment, 
cations. 3 


2 phtronly praiſe. 


I t mpiricus,m PREY 
A 116 that f tne cone 
ad x; goerb 


pion fog 

Thyſicke. 

| Debs £ 

Phy fiche,con , or yot 

pln ſeg fog, 97 gotten iO re 
A booke of phyſicke. 


mite, vide countenance. 
e 


.* 


P ante I 
-APickeare, « Ligo,m. 


To picke, or trimme. 
I . 


To picke owt. 
1 E BG 


þ Eruo, v.fo chufe 
our. 
To picks a purſe, 
1 Manticulor. 
To picke wool. 
1 Carmino. 
T picker pilfer fuily. 
Manticinor, ſurripio. 
Top che out morſils curiouſly. 


To p*.9 4 bene. 3 Opiſo. 


oy eee picker. 
Mn cake icker,” 


I 

| ” tooth ick&fs 

| puter quarrels, 
iTh T 


hed & of divers ethers 
Te ley ehe Picherhantie, 


A picks I——__ 
I Sycophanta,palpo,paraſitus. 


2 Dclator,m. 


Picks thankes. 

I ons palpum,n- 

A £,or pitle, 
_— 

To D e Hh 6 or _ 


' x Salio. a Cond 


Pickle,or brine. 


'1 —_— 2 Conditura,f. 
: Pickle for 


x: Thana 
A pickled hearing. 
1 Muriticum halec. halcc condita- 


nea. 
- er ving for pick{e. 
iment 
To Dicture,or make pillures, 
1 Picuro,vide to paint. 


Titured. 


uta; 2 
4 _— ar, bea#ts. 


Ry” 7s pr per of f priture, all of one colour, 
—_ mixture. 3 Monochronia. 
A piture drawne with one line, 


i Monogrammus,m. 

Pitt ure works of wood, ftone, or met= 
tall finely beſet, or pamted in colour!, 
46 in the cheſſe boord1,aud tables, 


. x Em 


blema,n. 
Pilt wes made in boords, and fielmg: 
carved. 1 Anaglypha,n. 


PIG 
Thiloſophey: of the chaire. To picks, or gather out 1% reading. The portraiture of a piiture, 
I Cakedeniy philofo philoſophi. 2 i Craphisgdon, 
4 ſvn: in pbilo ſophie, To Bd gichgnibs the b.ll. The ſence of mebuge] piitures, 
Philſ opbie. dhe To picke,or cait, vide dart, 4 _ of pittures, 
x Phi 'Ticked our. ! 1 Pitor, | 
——_— phileſo phie, 1 Excerprus. 3 Erums,p. APie,or pattie. 
: Phyſfica,orum,n, Picked,or curious, : Artocrea,f. 
Morall philsſophie. con- A pie houſe, 
x Ethica,n. quiſitus,p. » I N. 
Philoſophical. No: picked,or curious. wdding piezvide pudding. 
1 Philoſophicus. iR £ like 4 chicks, 
Philoſopher like. Picked, or pilfred away, I : bippe | 
1 Philolophicd, 1 Furtivus, inter vide godlineſſe. 
Phlcbotomte, Padker or theenes that goof flily vp in= | APtgeon owe. , 
botomia. to chambers , making 4s 1 TY I ; periſterion, periſts- 
Phraſis. ſought < ares; 1 DireQarij, 0- wm, 
— tht A Piggtzer grycee = 
A ns iching little theefe, I 
* Ps em: A young pig ge taken from the teat. 


| _ z . 
odpiggs . 


The bedie of a pi ed with a pud- 
ding,and » fel arts 
M 1 Pig/ 
2 M 


or ſheave. 
1 haſta,f, 
A little pike, 
i H 


Oo. 

orke,vide forke. 
þ- ilche/or 4 /addle, 
2 Inſtratum,n 


A pile of weed, 
1 ſues 
Ari pleoſwrd 


4 png vide pot, 
Made of piles. 
2 Sublicius,ad. 


= pile,or creeks, 

Anfracus. 

Dileg,or emeroides in the eos: "aa 
a man. 1 Mariſca hemon 


by ere 4 on piigrrnnage- 


" ond, . 

2 Peregrinator,m. 
A pilgrimage. 

2 io. , 
On pilgrimage. 

I Parcgroody. : 

To ptlfer,vide picke. 
A fkrow,vide p<ragr-ph. 


Ot 0 CAO ES  e —_ - — eo 


BILq 


PEN 


PIN 


To 7IIN, 
- | Cumpity, Vide; ole, s 

p its of the 119d, ox} in of ary cling 
I : bekhs Videte6. r q 1 
Fil: ne," uv wot bi $69 \ 
I Repernndef, 
Pill ine 6 * a ſhrepe. 
+ Vdliicanen. F 
AJ, vide barke,and r: Y 
Abard p « : Mh S 


Py LT) 146i, Ry 


16!3s 
G1 


208141 r 
Jet. 


2 Cruſta,f. fe | 

A pil of 44: ut,or drtond, 

2 Calix. , 

A battle pill. 

''2 Crufſtuta,f, 

co op illtrgs of wal nu 

la,p m. nc 

Tullage ary 

| To DNe. 1 dag cod. 

A pHtes 1 amen dn 3 

1 Vallala,f gongylinA.” 

A pilly»y medicme y fezeb Als bak 

neth. x Canchuys,t. 

Ts. 

1 Cataporia,n. canchrydes, 

L:;tlepils, made of thi Trians ts 

belq1 vnder the ron ro the oe in 
part #f tbe men 1." Hypog 

"1Pillar. 

l ED 

] Alutiepillay; © * 

1 Coulumnella.f.. 

Alutlepillar,ſet on « greatey. 


of Epiftylliumgn, 

4 hiefl _- or bubryeſſe. © 
I — ima. * .. 
_ iefe ; «mg ED ; 
A 7 re flar fided pillar, 
1 $tela,pila,f. 


The foot of a pil'ar that fi ameth any 
thing. 1 Baſis.f. 
The place betweene twe pillars, 

x Imercolumnium,n. , 

The bothe of a pillay hr twetn the cha - 
ter, and the baſe," 1 wa 

The nether — of A pit 5 foot, bea- 
ring the forme of ſome nate tileftone. 
1 Plinthus, wil 7 4 
The blunter part T2 - prilar i in the * Very 
r9Þylike 4 goapi mhſe, 1 Sin a;?, 
Thoſe parts in —— which 

and vy r aWes or. 

Fn Sin 

The ſootftall of « pillar. 

1 S:tylobata,Rylobarcs,f. 

Hercule: pellars, 

2 Gades. 


4 part fa pellas,wheon « a1 arch, 
deth effecially. x Incamba;t. 
A place ſet about with pillars. 
1 Circumcolumnium. 
| Acertaine pillar in Rome, nherevat e 
fegitrue ſixvants and theeges were. 
bound, x Monia,f. *. 
A kir.de of pillars, fs grawen that the 
carved korke reſtmhlcch thi forwling 


waves. 5. 4, Cymatrumn. F 
VV Beteas i but onepillar,, '', If * 
3 Monoitylon, * 


fop. i1C 


which « ent, aud £ avg. bilge teerp. | 
c Denticu'us,m. 

Ky: ks or py. opp?"g with 2 
1 Columnato,t. 
One p:ilar by another. 
1 Pilatim. 
oy ſet 6n the * x magall 

Apillores xt IE 
þ* erfulig e Piterc 

Aafitaonth 1giDatic2, 


Ty inch ſementber fym 
a: ' x © 

y* pinch fart.” 1: 

I Cupidinarius,vide Niggord. 

A pinching in the ſtcmacks 

2» Mortus,m, * 

A pinch:r,and pillar, Vlicksr 

A)YNach pe: TO £4 

x Partus. 

Pinch pen: ;e like. 

I Y' g vide ad” 


h, +4 
ave, 1 o-. 


cybeles. 
7 IDine,vither,or a away. 
1 Tabeſco,languco, 
Cco. 2 Exareo.. / 
To make to pine avdy, © 
2 Tenuo.coquo, 
Pined away. 
: Marcidus,ad, abſumptus,p. 
A pn? Ing any. * | 
1 Tabes,f macror,m, 
Ay uk away. 


gh-minn n 577 To 
2 Navicu 
4 nace A" o frbip. 
egja, f.celo,paro,m. 
-4Prmacle, 
_ 
te . 
morum pinn@- 


The making ſmall of pillers topargs rhe 
OErAQuTA, | 
The part of the chapter ow bh 


Kage 8 


J Dp oks m. 2 pomum , 


, Dare 


To Dome cattell,vide to paynd. 
' To JIN an houſe viidir the gronndſil. 
oy bliruo, "4 gown} 

Perry MTN "4; aa 4 
1 Acicnla. 2 Spmula. 
A pin of wood, o?t brafſte : 

1 Clavus. 
A lintle pin, 

1 Claviculus;m, 

A pn that heepeth on the, wheels ”— 
the axeltree. 3 Humecillus,m. 
A rowling pin uſed ts mnaks py-thdse 

1 Artopta,f. 

Pint,or wedges wherguth one precrof 
wood u faitened to anothey 11 \ * 
1 Fpygri. 

A pin dnven into timber, to faflen'imn 
the 10194, x Imp tclavs ligne. 


mmm 


__ > <—D——_—_ 


1 


A pull its aterme « reproch | Pins,or þ gr, whereby the ſtr mgs of an 
MEE et "x inſtrument ave jet bigher pr dawer: 1 
2 Stigmaticus,ad. __ ' 1 Veriiculi,callabizm. ,.,.-* -/' 
A Le, 044 i | A pre mane 4467.) ft0 tr.ommma,or 
I wricale purines eruþe the hatre with. 
Alot. 1 Cheminy, acus crinalts, 
1: Nauclerus,navar A pn of a beame, 
Dioner,j Jrenour, : Clays tabalis.; 

- | - prone, , or maker of, Pin A 


: omen, 7 
. Pm ns 


id , | +2 Peripſema,n. 2 pulyis ſgiptorjus. 


oy ey of horſes, 
bſtructio. 


| pound evttehh. 
"I 


_ pinicer, or pownder of -- > 
2 Incluſor,n. 
Pinnage,or powr.dage of caruls. 
2 Incluſto,f, 

Pi; folds G 
Carcer pecuarius. 

The JYfnn1ien of £2 bird,or fowle. 

: Ala,t armus,m. 

; Piyxioned, 

I uni \arus ,ad, 

A t1:0n, r pi 
I ned 3s ID 

AJdint, « meaſure ſoc led. 
1: Pura .chcophinagt, 

Walje a/ ant. Ba 
I T rierval,n. ; þ 
The quarters of a pint, 

I Hemiragf. 

A Pioner. 

1 Cunicularins. 

Te jOIpe, 1 Fiſtulo. 


I "he fftula 

A ſhort pipe ne afnal funk, 
|| 1 Cingriaf. 

MA pipe made of a oaten ftraw. 

2 Avena,f, 

Abaggep pe- 

1 Tibia vrricularis. 


—_— 


, «n hemlocke, 
' 2 Cicutaff. , 


—_— _—__ 


A pipe made, with an hollow ſtalks of 


R-_4} 


—_ 


hs. —— 
— " 


Le Mm, —_— 


PIP 


PIS 


- 


PIT 


th. 


_—_— 


—_—___—__ 


_—_ 


4 or evtfiere i Canaliculatus. 


Apipe wheron men plaid at weddings, 
1 Typgia.t. 

MA jhort pip: with a ſmall and dolefull 
ſound, comnterfe:ting the no:ſt of geeſe, 
becauſe i was made of the bones of 
geeſe. 1 Gugrinaet. 

A pipryor ſaute. 

: Aula,f, m 

A piper. 

1: Fiftulator,m. 

A bag ge piper. 

i Vucularius,pithaules,m. 

A piper 02 a reed,or cane. 

x Cicuticen,m.cicuticina,f.qulex, 

A piping, 

1 Fiftulatio,f, 

Good to make a pipe ff. 

1: Anlziicus,ad., 

Acondu:tJNpe. 

1 Canalis,dub.g.cubus,m fiſtula, f, 
A Little condurt pipe. 

1 Canaliculus,m. 

A pipe to conveigh water into henſes, 
1 Paragogia,t. 

The pipe where throwgh the marrow of 
the backg bone runneth. 2 Tubus, M. 
A pipe of leadyfying tn the earth. 

1 Cuniculus,m. 

A water pipe, of a ſmall ſze,fo made 
that the watcy may mount aloft. 

2 Euripus,m. 

The pipes , or conduits, whereby the 
watey paſſe th from the raines to the 
bladder. 1 Vreteres,m. 

A pibe whereby the vrine rwnneth from 
the bladder . 1 Meatus vrinarius. 
Faſhior:4d rownd,or boliow like ap'p!, 


A Dtpe,or we vi[ſcl, 

1 Cadus,m.ſcria,cupa. 2 Oica,f do- 
liom.n. 
Ap 'pryrr balft a twinks 

: Hemidolium. 
The meat ]Jtpc. 

x Gula 
AJtvkin,«r little por, 

1: Offula,anlulaf. 
T%- ]JJippe. 

2 Pituita,f. 

AJ]Nrate. 

1 Pirata,przdo. 

DPrracie. 

1 Piratica,f. 

(A pl. ce where pivats reſort wnto, 

1 Pirateriumgn. 

Of a prrate. 

1 Piraticus,ad. 
A1lBiſncre,cmetger ants 

1 Formica,myrmex, 

A little piſmere, 

1 Formicula,f. 

A piſmere b:ll. 

1 Formicetum,n. 

A kind of venerous piſmeres, eſcherr- 
my the heat of the ſunne. x Solituga,f. 
A piſme*e, or flie, that in the [wine 
pricketh met vebement ly, 

1 Solipungiaff. 


—_— 


—_— 


Full of piſanerecant ter emers, 
1 Us,; 

That pertaineth ts pi meres. 

1 Furmicinus,myrmeceus,ad. 
ToDiſſe, 

1 Miog2. 

Topuſſe a farre off. 

1 kEmingo. : 

To piſſe vpor oney 

I 


Topiſſe in. 

1 Immeio, 

To Pifſe often, 

1 Mico,mictito, 
To deſire to piſſe, 


1 MiQturio, 


: Vrida,f lotium,n. 

A hardneſſe to prjſe, and with great 
Paine, by reaſon of the ſharpene: of the 
water , and the inflammation of the 
necke of the bladder. 1 Dyſaria. 


Belonging to piſnrg. 
1: Michtius, 


2 <:clopus,m. 

To Pitch rents,or paviliew, 

1 Caſtrametor. 2 Loco. 

To putch out thornes. 

3 Deſpino. 

Puthed 45 a ſortreſſe,or campe. 
1 Stativus,ad. 

Piiched one nght againiF anothey. 
2 Collatus p. 

Te Pitch, cover with pitch, 
1 Fico. 


Pitch-d. 
1 Piciatus picatus,p, 
Puch, || Pix,t. 
Pitch rwiſe ſd. 
i Palimpiſſagt. 
Tiich, and the lime bitwnen mingled 
together. 1 Piſſaſphalius,m. 
A kind of pi: ch more ruddie and fat, 
than the common. 1 Brutia pix. 
Pitch taken fromſhps, end tempered 
with wax and ſalt. 1 Zopilla. 
A pitch cap, made to take away the 
have from ſcabbed heads. 2 Depilato. 
rium,pliloihium. 
Pitch,or that us of pitch, 
xr Piceus,picinus,ad. 
The Pitch of « hill,comming from the 
top to the foot. 1 Clivus,m. 
A little pitch,or bending. 
I Cli us,m. 
H aving agreat pitch,or fall, 
1 Clivolus,ad. 
APttcher, 
1 Lagena,f. 2 Vena,amphora,f. 

S 


—__— 


A pitcher, or water pot. 
1 Vrceus,m.hydria,t. 
A inte ptcher,or water pet. 


1 vinula,f. viceolus, 
AÞPitfall, 
I Avi 2 to 


2 Nervoſus, virilis.ad. 
VV hereout the prib bath bin pulled. 
2 Emeduliatus,p. 
Pithily. 
*]Ittic, or haze compaſiion. 
1: Commaiſcreor, A = ata. 
It pinteth. 
1 Myſcret,miſcreſcie, 
To be pitied. 
i Miſcrandus,naſerabilis,ad. 
That hath pitie. 
1: Miſczatus. , 
A pitifyull man. 
1 Milerator,m+ 
Pitie,or compeſFion. 
1 Miſrcratio,miſerecordia,f. 
Dirifull, or compaſironate, 
1 Miſericors, 2 Clemens. 
P:itifull,p:$:99, or wretched, 
- i pray 2 —_— 
itifwll, or nherby ſorrow u ſignified. 
1 LuQtifonus,ad 4 p 


Thas no man pitieth, 

1 Immeſcrabils,ad. 

Pitileſſe, that will not be moved with 
gm I iſericors. 2 Saxcus,il- 
acrymabilis, 2d vide crwck, 
Almoett pileſſe. 

i Miſcikulus, 

Ap tifnll th ng to remember, 

1 Miſerum,inter loco politum, 
Pitifully,or wretchedly, 

1 Miſcre,adv. 

Ditifully,or compaſ"1onately, 

1 Milerantcr, 2 Tic,adv. 
APittance,or modicam, 

1 mag 

A [mail j1tt.ncegor ſhort commons. 
I / ay 16 uy 

A mone'h prittance. 

z Di 
A Pit. "» 

1 Putcus,m.ſoveca,F. 

A lutle pits 

1 Putcolus,m. 

A bottomleſſe pit. 

i Abyſſus F. 

A pitgor ditch to avoid watery. 

1 Agoga,f. 

At, or ſeller made in the ground to 
keepe corne long in. 

A put where potters clay #s dieyged, 
1 AepMetann, 

Sand pit 1,07 @ ſand pit. 

1 Arenariz,f arcnarium,n, 

He that keepeth ſuch pits, 

1 Arcnarius,m. 

The 


PLA 


PLA 


PLA 


Tor arm pit. 1 Ala. 

Of,or belyng1ng to a pit,or well, 

1 Purcalis,pureanus,ad. 

At the pits brinke,or verie old. 

1 Capularis,decrepitus,ad. 
Th-YIfre, or boxe wherein the crucie 
fixe was kept. 1 Hierothecaff. 


P ante L 
]Plactbilitte. 


1 Placabil1as,f. vide gentlener, 

A 1dlacard, the fore art of 4 w0- 
mans peticote. t Grem olariam,n. 
Þlacards, /auegarZs, of ſafe con- 
auits, 2 Codicilh,m. liters. 

To JIlace, 

I Loco,colloco, Rtatuo,pono, 

2 Extruo. 

To place firly. 


I o_ 

To place,or ſet behinde. 

1 Poſthabito. 

To chwſe in ones place, 

2 $S ; 

To g:ue place, 

I Fs 

Placedyor ſet. 

1 Lecatus,fitus,politus,p. 

Placed berweene. 

2 Inte1jecus,p. 

Placed by =o. i featly ſer in or- 
Deſcriptus,p. 


A little pl 

1 L m. 

A ſwnme place, or place which is open 
ts the ſunne. 1 Locus apricus. 
Aplace i Rome, where the people 
fate, and beheld the plaies and games, 
which were called Cucenſes. 

1 Circus,m 

A great place in a ct1e,yvid of houſes, 
where merchanys reſort, 1 Arca, f. 
Alntle reft ng place. 

1 Marrow, , 

A place dedicated to pratey. 

1 | ora eng" ries timer 

A place vnder th: bill palatine, dedi- 
cated by Arcad: he god Pangwhe 
kept the wolwes the ſheepe. 

+ Luperca),n. 

Pleaſant places good!y to bebold, 

1 Amcena,n. 

Places which are cold in ſornmer phi« 
ther beaits do withdraw themſelues for 
heat : alſo a place for ſoldiers to ref 
in ſommey. 1 Xſtiva,n. 

Tlaces that cannot be paſſed by, 

1: Avia,n. 

A place where the head u polled, and 
the nailes pared, after bathing. 

1 Curiceum,n. 

The place where the fiſh Sylla 6 taken. 

1 Scy:lewm,n. 

A place berweene the ſtage and com- 


mon ſeat!, where many Senators, and 


- A114 . 
move. berſoraqet [ate !7 pincd plaies 


ant open games. 1 Occheltra,f. 
A place where accuſers, witneſſes, or 
the accuſed perſons did ſit. 2 Subſel- 


lum,m. 


A place without Rome , where were | 


certaiae bote waters , in which they 
vjed to waſh and bathe. 

1 Lauulz,f, 

A place of pleaſure, where Poets ſup» 
poſed dead mens ſoules to dwell, 

1 Elyſium,n.elyſ{i; campi. 

MA place where Remw, did honorably 
enterpriſe the building of the citie, 

1 Remurus locus. 

Aplace, or land almeft environed 
with water oneverie ſide. 

1 Peninſula,f. 

A placeby a beth where men put their 
garments. 1 m,n. 

A place where ſpoiles are taken. 

1 Spoliatorum,n, 

A place of aſſembly,as a convocation, 
or parliament, x Commum,n. 

(A place of beholdeng,or looking about. 
1 SpeRaculum,n. 

A plac: to recerue , and keepe thing? 
ſafely i;1. x Receptaculum. 


A place ; Hey 

1 Carnificina,f. loens capitalis. 
MA plact of harkening,or to heare. 
1: Auditorium,n. 

MA place,or ſeat of iudgement, 

1 Tribunal,n, 

A on of refuge. 

1 Refugium,n. 
A place ow'y for women. 

1 Gynzceum,n. 

A place, fteed,or roome, 

x Vicis, 

A place, ſeat,or thrane of eft ate. 
1 Solium,n. 

A place ſet with pillars. 

1 Circumcolummmm,n. 

A place to keepe ſpices its 

1 Narthecuum,n, 

A place to keepe birds, beafts, fowler, 
fjhes,or ſuch like. 1 Vivanum,n. 
A place covered where men ſate to 
falke for reereation,or pleaſure, 
1 Frzſtega,t. 

A place to ſup in. 

1 Ca 


MA place to walke in. . 
L 


1 Ambulacrum 1 m,n 
A place onder the growid, arched o- 
ver the head, 1 Hy im, n. 

A place where they burned dead bodies 
1 Buſtum,n. 

A place where hoyſi; run for wagers. 

1 Catadromus,m. 

A place whercin water us caft, 

1 Aquitiola,f. 

A place where two flreames meet. 

i Confluens,m. 

A place ordained for mmſtrels,or ſin. 

gers,ts play, or ſing in. 
: Odeumn. 


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A place wherin men line in common, 
2 C;nobium,n. 

A place where negromancers doe cal 
vp ſpirits, 1 Plychomantium,n., 
A place where records, or writings be 
laid. x Gramm phyl mm,n 

A place wheyevnto no bird may come. 
3 Aorgos. 

A place where three wates meet. 

1 Trivium,n. 

A place where foure wates meet. 

1 Quadiivium,quadruvium,n. 

A place to ſet young plants in. 

x1 Seminanum,n. 

A place in a houſe , where ſeater , or 
four met are orderly diſpefed on everie 
ſede. 1 Sellaria,f. 

Plazes broken,where one can neithey go 
_ downe. 1 Loca 

laces covered with boughes, as tents 

are. 1 Velarium,n. 

Places for aſſembling of the common 
people. 1 P. ia, Ne 

Places ſor Gentlemen, and women to 
behold ſolemne figbt;. x Equeſtria,n. 
Places where /s wina blowxeth = 
verie ſide, 1 C of. 

Drie places. 

1 Locafiticulofa. 

R ough places. 

1 Loca fragoſa. 2 

Places full »ffennes. 

1 Paluftria loca. 
Places where many rivers do flow, 
1 Confluges,f. 
A gruine place, 

1 Decefſio,f. 
A placing,or diiþ»fing. 

I wan tc <a 
A placing ordering, or ſetting, 

1 Pofitus,m poſino, collocatio. 
Pertaming fo aplace. 

1 Localis,ad. 
T laced inthe muddle, 

3 Mediarcitus. 
Aptiy placed. 

1 Concinnativus,ad. 
Placeby place, 

1 Regionatim. 
In place. 1 Pro,ſeraiens,abl. 
Inwhihplice 

1 Vbi,vt vbiloci. 
In wo place. 

I Nullibi, adv. 
In what tum or place ſoever, 

1 Vbicunque,vbivis,adv. 
In ſeme place. 

1 Nonnuſquam alicubi,adv. 
B y ſome place. 

1 4liqua,aliquorſum.ady. 
Trits a p! ace, 

1 Intro. 
'By row plcee, ar d by another place. 
1 Hac,aliv,adv loci. 

To that place, 

1 Tile,ifto,iſtorſum,adv. 


In that,or another place. 


1 Uic,ibidew,alias,albi,adv. 


PLA 


PLA 


PLA 


To this place. 1 Huc, adv. 

Here tn thu ple, jos LINK 
I Hic, adv. loci, & tempor:s, inibi, 
iſtic, 

Pay the ſame place. 

1 Indidem, adv. 

From that,or thu place, 

1 Hinc,inde,adv. 

In anie place, 

1 Alicubi,adv. 

In all places about, 

1 Cis,vndique,ady. 

From (ome place. 

: Alicunde,adv. 

Te,or in the ſame place. 

1 Eodem,adv. 
To another place 

I y, 

In ſome other place, 

1 Aliubi,ady. 
From ſome other place, 

1 Aliunde. 
By what place. 

1 Qua,quacunque,ady. 

If in ame place, 

1 Sicubi,ficunde,adve * 
In what place. 

i Veribi. 
Towards ſome other places 

1 Alioverſum, aliovorſum, 
From what place ſoever, 

1 Vndecunque,ady. 

No wher*,un 0 place. 

: Nuſquam,adv. 

To ſome place. 

x Aliquo, 
In azecher place. 1 Alibi,adv. 
Plague /oarcs. 

x Carbunculancia vicera, plagie, V- 
peitilence. 

A little plague. 

1 Cladecula,f. 

Plentie of plague, 

3 P Uas. 

Full of plavue, 3 Peſtuous,ad. 
To \9lay, 

1 Ludo,obludo. 
To play all about and all day long. 

1 Ferludo. 
To play before. 

1 Preludo. 
To p/ay often. 1 Lufo,lufito. 

To play together, 

1 Colludo. 

To play with a ſpeare. 

3 Lanceo. p 

To play vpon ub pon an inſtrument, 
I Caf ballo. 2 Perſono, vt perſo- 
nare cithara. 

To play on the varpe- 

1 Pulſo,przmoderor, 

To play,or ſing ſweetly. 

1: Meduor, 

To play the part of one , or to yepre* 
ſent, 

2 Aro. 

To play the boy. 

3 Adoleſcenturio. 


NI RG 


To play togor with azother. 
Alludo 


To play the drunkard. 
1 Pebacchor. 
To pig the foole. 


NEPUo. 
To play the heaxraſmar,oy to do the du- 
te of an heardſman. 3 Bubulcitor, 
To play as dico,or tables. 
: Aſtrapalizo. 
To play the tyrant. 
2 Sevio. 
To celebrate p/aiet,and /peacler. 
1 Panegyrizo. 
Played on an initrument. 
2 Pulſus,pulſatus,p. | 
That hath placed. 
z Lulus,p, 


A ftageplayer. 
s Hl hens 


A player in a tragedie, 
1 Tr : 


A player in a comedie. 

1 Comadas,m. 

A player of enterluder, or moral;, 
z Arctalogus,m. 
4 pl. =fel vw. 

I Collobr,m. 

The chefe player, 

1 Archimumus,m. 
The m-3ter of the play. 

2 Deſi .m. 
A player with puppets. 

2 [8 1rg 

He that ſetteth forth playes. 

1 Choragus,m. 

A player vpon mm 

2 Pullator,m, 

A player,or tumbler, 
I Hier m. 

A player with both hands, 

1 Ambidexter,m. 

A player on a finte,or p'pe. 

i A m. 

A ſword player , that fought «t the 
burning or burying of one tn honour of 
hm 1 Buſtuarius,m, 
Aſword player pr players. 
1 Gladiator, myrmi 
dianus,m. 

A player with « long ſword, 

1 Ludio,ludius,m. 

A play,ſport or paitime. 

I [yr 5+ ran 
A (tle play. 

I 


nts. 


. 2 Mitk- 


Ludulus,m. 
A play,or enterlud:. 
2 Ludicrum,n. 
A player pageant, 
2 $ um,n' 
Publicke playes. 
Ludi,orum. 
A place where Players makg them 
readie. 1 Scena,f. 
Toe play called one peny. 
x Baſilinda,f. 


$ 2 


A kind of play, called clout elewt 78 
beare about ,or my benhath lad, 
1 Schenoptulanda, 
Playes, or games ſet out by t5e Ro. 
mans, the hons; y of Bacchus, 
1 Honoraria,honorar)j ludi. 
Play: 1 in bonow of Stbyll, 
1 Meyaleſia, megalenſia,n. 
Playes inf wed to the honoy of Flora, 
i Floralia,orum. 
A kond «f play called Sun and Afoone 
1 Diely 
Playes made in honour 4 Conſus, who 
was thewght to be the Go 
1 Conkualia,orum,n. 
Solemne player,or ſacrificer,d:dicated 
to Pan, 1 Lu 1a,orum,n. 
A play vſed mn italie, which is called in 
Francezand $paine the play of loue. 
1 Digitis micare. 
A kir&e of play vſtd among children, 
called hullowor flat, lice or nits, might 
#7 day,which play i not now tn vſe.but 
| May be taken for croſſe and pile,as alſo 
for winter and ſummer. I tes, 
oftracinda. 
Tee play called King by your leame, or 
the eld jkew. 1 Apodidraſcinda,f. 
Money given to ſes playes, 
1 Lucar, | 
The play called handie dendie. 
1 Arterces. 
Playes exerciſed of men naked , and 
annointe4, 1 Ludi ici. 
A kinde of fey called a ducks and 4 
drake, alfe peny cakg. 3 Epo- 
ſtraciſmus,m. 
The play called ſelling of peares,or how 
mane plum: for a pente. 
1 Chytrinda,f 
A k1rd of play, wherery beyes drine a 


ding on foot, endevour to overthrow, 
al lay along with throwmg ſomthing 
thereat. 1 Cindaliimus,Ff. 
He that ſetteth out the fight of ſword 
players,or other like games to the peo= 
ple. 1 Munerarius, 
The ſpace betweene player. 
: Diudia. 
A play called drawghts. 
1 $cruporum duodecim luſs , vide 
gamers. 
'Playes for young men. 
| 1 luvenilia. 

Tlayes vpon ſeaffo/ds. 

: Amfhuheatrales ludi, 
; Players apparell, 
; 1 Choragium,n veltes perſorate. 
A playing place. 1 Luſorium,n. 
Pertaining to players. 
1 Hiſtricus,l:ſtrionali 
Pertayning to planes, 
1 Ludicrus,luſorius,ad. 

Belonging to ſaord playing. 
| Gladiators,ad 


—— 


— 


I . 
Belonging te dice play. 
1 Aleatorius,ad. 


_ 


d cf connſcll, | 


ſtake into meurſt,or ſoft earthand tare , 


” 


pe 


— 


PLA 


PLA 


PLA 


——— 


C——_— 


Apt 70 play. 1 Ludibilis,ad, 
Full of play. 

T 

A pf 19-fellow. 

Collufor. 

Ta Irht. 

: Plico,complico, 

To havw plaights. 


oy Pplarght,or folde. 


x Sinus, m. . 
T:-at my be plarghted. 
+ Plicatilis,ad. g 
Full of plughts, 
1 Rugoſi 


| Itu plane, or manife(}, 


1 Conſtat,imp. 

Mate plame. 

1 Di h 

Plameneſſe. 
T..1 - 'y 


T EV! *T | 1 _ 
Plaineneſſe,or ſimplicuie. 
x Simplicitas,f. 
A plaine declaration,or expoſition. 
1 Enarratio,expolitio. 
Plainegclearegor mant 

1 Manifeſtus,cvidens,M.expreſſus,p 
2 Peripicuus,ad. 
Plaine,or without anie guile, 

1 Simplex ad.2 Apertus,ad. , 
Plaine,or witi;out exception. 

2 Purus,a+vt pura venditio. 
Plaine,or voide of prade. 

1 Tnambitoſns,ad. 
Plaine'y or manifcitly. 

1 Manifeſt, evidenter. 2 Lucide, 
luculencer,late,adv. vt late aperire,o 
make to appeare pla:nly. 
Plainely,or openly, as before witneſſes. 
I Teſtato,adv, 

Plainely,or (imply. 

x Simpliciter, adv. vide bleare, and 
apparant. 

Toe make JJlaine,even, er (moorh, 

1 Lzvigo,plano,|evo,cquo. 
A plamer, that carpentey*, er roiners 
v/e. 1 Runca.planula,leviga,f, 

A great plamey, 

: Dolabraf. 

A lntle plamer, 

1 Polabellaf. 

Plamenefe, or ſmnothveſſe, 

1 Lzvitas,jlanities,f 

The p!aine 141,07 evenneſſt of the ſea. 

1 AXquor,n: 

A» we. Feld, or plaine-and leveil 
grond 1 Planines,C. 

TDlanec ſmoerh, i Plannylgv's, lee 
mi<ad ex qu ts, 


APlaint. ; 

; Quetela,queremonia, f, vide coms- 
aid, 

APlaintiffe in che law. | 


2 Petitor,actor 


APDlaifter for a fore. 

2 Pialma,n. 

A plaiiter,or ſalue of divers things. 

i Emplaſtrum,n, 

A plaiiter aga:nit melaxcbobe, 

1 Ifis,t. 

A cert ain plaittey to aſſwage the buy - 
ning of a fever. 1 Pynialis, 

A blacke plaitter, 

1 Coacon. 

Drie platters, 

x Xeria,n. 

A ſoft plariter,or ſalne. 

1 Liparaf. 

A mellifying plaifter wherewith hayd 
empoit unes are made ripe, 1 Ma- 


lagma,n. 
A long plaittey of cloth, to lay to the 
bed.e of him that u ſplene ficke. 


I n. 

That hath ſuch a plaifter. 

1 Spleniatus, ad. 

Aplarſter laid to 4 ſoregor broken bea2! 


: kmplakrum cer . 
A Plaijter made of oile, wax, gunmme 
and roſen,called aſtare-cloth. 

1 Ceratum,n. 
A plaifter made of march malow 
leaues. 1 Anadendromalacke, f, 
Plaited,vide plarghred. 
A\olanet, 

2 Planera. 

An aſcention of the 'planets from the 
Eft by dily courſe of the firmament 
1 Anaphoraff. 

Belonging to the planets, 

1 Syderalis,ad. 

T»}Jlanke an howſe. 

: Cont:gno. 

T  planke,oy ioine planks,or beord:, 

1 Coafſo,cuaxo. 

A vlanke: 

1 Planca,aſſis,F. 

Tlanks,oxr booxyds. 

1 Tabulata, 

Overthywart plankes, or boords laid a 
croſſe. 1 Traniverſaria,n. 

A planking. 

1 Coaſſatio,coaxntio, 

VVhereof plankes be made. 

1 Tabalaris,ad. ; 
Mae s thicke plankes, being hollow. 

1 Clandicarws, codicarirs, ad. vide 
bo ord. 

ToJIlant,or /ee, 

1 Sero, plants. 

To plant :oge her, 

1 Conſemino. 

T» p'1 mr herweene, 

1 Tyrerſero. 


To plant abogwt. 
i O. Ta. 


,acculatur,m. : 
1» Dlatiter,v. 70 parget and dane. 


To pl-mt underneath. 
I lanto. 

To plint againe. 

1 Reſero. 

To tale out of one place,and plant, or 
graffe in auother, 1 Traniero, 

Io take up that which was planted, 

1 Deplanto, 

Planted. 

1 Sacas,conlitus, 

Plante { betweene, 

3 Inter (ins, ; 
Planted about full of hearbs and trees , 
1 Obſtus,p. 

A plartcy, 

1 Satur,plantator,m, 


A planting, (etting,or gra L 

1 q———__ ; et =. JPY 
empluteuſis, 

A planting ef young vinet, 

1 Propaigatio,f, 

A pace where plant! are ſet, 

1 Paftinum,n. 

A thing that u planted, 

1 Satum,n. 

A plangof 4 tree,or hehe,a ſlip, 

: Planta,f plantarium,n. 

Plants, 1 Semina,t. 
A planting fticke,or dibble, 

i I lantanum,n. 
Meetegoy read to be planted. 

1 Plantarius,ad. 
Planted w.th dwvers plants. 

x Conk covſeminalis 

That #,or may be ſet,or planieds 

1 Sativus.,ad, 

Newly planted, 

i Nephytw,ad. 
That # not planted, 

x Infativus,ad. 
That beareth plants , or greffes.” 

1 Plantifer, ad. 
The JIlant. or ſole of the /oore. 

1 Plagtaf folum,n.ima pedis. 

To laſh,vide crop. 

A _ Lacus. 

Plate. 

1 Argentum,n. exlatum aurum. 
Tlate chafed, or engraved, *r graven 
veſſ: ls of plate. 1 Tureuma,toreuma- 
tum,oncela,n atnca, argentea,& cx- 
lata vaſa. 

A]dlate «fmerrall. 

1 Lamina,brakea,f. 

A thin plate. 1 Petalium,n. 

The plate of pure 00'de, which was fer 
in the forehead of the high prieff, and 
had in it engraven Tebovah. 1 Feta- 
luny,n, 

Plates of gold,or ſilver. 

1 Place. 

Abroad late of anie me tall what(*- 
everar 4 broad b-1d of plate,wroutht 
plate-wiſe, 1 L-mina,ft. 

Little plates belong "g to acrif ces, 

z Subhlcs,f. 

A line thin plate made of matt all. 

1 Lame!la,braceola,f, 


A 


1 


— — 


2 — 


PLA 


PLE 


PLE 


<4 


Aplate occupied at table inftied of 
trenchers, x Scutella,t. 
_ 


c overd with yr or thin petces of 
ane mertall. x Braftcatus,p. 


A _- plecke of ground. 
-\Plattome or plat of ame thryg. 

Orthog .lnatiuD,n. 
To Plat, #7 wreath a thing one with | 
ano:h.r. 1 PleQo. 2 Implco,imeexo. 
Flatted. 
1 Implexus. a Textus,p. 
A plat ting. 
2 Yume. ooo Soo of. 
That be platted. 
of Plea mates 

latter. 

yr; catinnm,n. v. diſh, 
A great platter,vide charger. 
A lite platter. 

: Catillus,m ; 

wk platter maker, 
1 Patinarius, 


Belonging to 4 platter, or potinger. 
i P atcllarius,m. 

Sod,and kept betweene two platters. 
1 Fatinarws,ad. 


DlaulSte. 
Plauſibilis. 2 Vendibilis,ad. 
Ts Pleade. 
1 Litjzo,dico. 2 Diſcepto,oro,pero- 
10,290. 
To \pleade by covin, ts the inten; to de 
ceine, 2 Colludo,prgvaricor. 
ﬀA Plea. 
A&w,lis, 
To I_—_ perfettly. 
Ts plead throngh to the end, 
2 Pcroru, 
A pleader, 


x Litigator, m. trix,f. 2 AQor,ora- 
tor,m, 
Tleadable daies, 
1 Dies faſti,contra,nefaſti dies. 
by pleading of a cauſe, 
1 Lirigatio,f.aQus forenfis.2 AQio,f 
A pleadmg inthe common pleas. 
1 Adaforenſia. 
C —_— in pleading. 
2 Pravaricatio,f. 
—_—_— place, ſuch as VI eftmn- 
fter hall 


To wax pleaſant, 1 Milareſco. 
Tleaſantnefſe. 
1 Iucunditas, hilaritas,}ztitia,amegnt 
tas. 2 Vrbanitas,f. 
Pleaſamneſſe of ſpeech. 
1 Facundia,fales,feſtiviras,f lepor,m. 
2 Venuſtas,f. 
Tleefmeneſs of manners, } 

\. 


Pleaſant and wittie ſayin 
1 Facgue,f.Ciamentu - 


Tleaſant or delicate meat ',y Aaintie, 
and neate. 
_ o_ fellow. 

Epapluoditus,m. 2 Feſlivus. 


c emramne pleaſant places m the coun- 


trie, which a man keepeth caſure 
rather then profit. y- ol Hop 
—_ and merrie. 

, lepidus, feſtiyus,facetus, 
hilars 2 Vibans, comicus, {alſus, 
ſcitus,ad. 

Pleaſant ,or delightſome. 
1A j 2 Ve- 
nuſtus,ſuavis,bellus. 
_ ſeakerh ae ped. 
Vere pleaſant. 
Perjucundus , 20-l 2 Per- 
0d onewbet plea ou 
1 Lepidulus. 2 


—_— 

mw ,lzre,lepide,jocose amz- 
nit2r,avieer,perfacer2,amgne, teſti 
Ve. 2 Vrbane,comictylals&,aulv. 
To }leaſe. 
1 Placeo, deleQto, allubeſco, cordi 
eſſe. 2 Arrideo. 
” pleaſe greatly. 


7, rv ones f lfe. 
Fo; phan appea ſe with __— 
: Placo propiuo 


To plea ſe often. 

3 Placito. 

- be pleaſed, 
DeleQor. 


F t pl-aſeth. 

| Placer liber,lbirum eſt,fortanon?, 
Fey 32 Arridet. 
- rt} oo leaſerh _ 


Phaſe I Plicatusp, 
” or dar d, 


” or pleaſedyvide content, 

A pleaſing, 

1 Placatio,pacificatio,f v pleaſing. 
ol yr of G od with ſacrifices 


befor ro pf 


= oone pleaſed with fſwpplication,or en- 
treatre, 1 Propitius, 
Hard tolepleaſcd, 
1 _ _—_ ad. "4 

eud:c,or ro 
>. Officioks,ad. 2 Dibgens,p. 
To ÞPleaſure, 
x Com 
To plerſure often. x1 Commodito, 
To Aloe 4 pl: aſure. 
' yer fe ladly and 
To do « pleaſure or ſerttice 
dro 2 Inſervio. 0 
ar” dee pleojureor ſervice. 
x Promerev,piomereor. 

S 3 


—_ 


ſtakes. 1 


To take pleaſure or delight in. 
: Delccor,fruor, 
To doe pleaſure for Pleaſure 
1 Reddere,& refcrregratiam. 
Apleyaregeode, turn, or ſervice, 
benchcium,n. 
Pleofureer del ighe. 


Nudium,n. 
fudio habere ali libido, £, vide 
pleaſentneſſe,and Hoke 
A plealure,or deletfaion. 

I 
An bon ourable pleaſure done to one. 
2 Ornamentum,n. 
«A teſt irer of| I 
2 Thi 


Pladfincble or whcb bein h pleaſure 
1 Voluptabilis,ad. ths 
Groen wholly to carrall plenſure. 

1 Voluptarius, libidinows, 2d, 

That doth ne pleaſure 16 tu ; frrend. 

1 Inofbcio . 


T's {ay ro ]JIledge, 
1 Pignero, 

To redeeme a pledge, 

1 Repignero,reluv. 

Totakhea ple dge. 

I 


2 Depona. 


Aplcdge. 
1 Pignus,m.archabo,f.vas,m. Obſes, 
com. gen. 


A pledge,or ſaxcrie, 

1 Vas,pres,m. vide Suretie, 

A pledge,or ſuretie with another. 
CRY 

A pledge f+ y 4 broke only. 

A pledge that in gaming is called 

tum,n. 

A taker of a pledge. 

3 Pi 

A plldrine. 1 Þb 

The taking of a pledge. 

1 Pi aro, f. 

He to whor a1;y thing is laid to pledee 

I Depolhrehae. « oY 

I Pledge 3016. 

2 


T, make lenteous Prrrfull 
[1] Ee or ! * 
1: Faxcundo,vbero. , 

Tohawe great plenrie, 

1 Scateo, 


| Tobeplenteons,y 19 abound, 


PTlentie. 
1 Copia,vis, vt vis frumenti, 
Plentifull. 
1 Copioſus, 2 Ferax, 
Verie plentiful. 
1 Percopioſus,ad. 
Plentif.lly. 
1 Copioze, facunde, large, proflu. 
enter,adv. _ 
Move plentifu 

: Voaid _ 


Meft plentifwily. 
Y; Abundamiſlime adv.vice 4b0urd. 
Ilewzifie, 1 Plewiti-,f, 
Latcrals. 
He 


_ 


'PLO 


P-O:E 


Mohake the plerriſte. 
T on Pliant,or flexible 
[4] Ee yu7 XxX . 
Lemo,cmollo. 


Ts wezx plant. 
I 
_ b- pliant. 


Phentn hens, 


Thar lemon Obleques,p 


$ em what -— ——g 


1 Lentulus,ad. 
To Pl iter prone 
o,l 
The Plight,sr — —_ "YN 
1: Habutns,habitudo. 
In good plight or liking, 
N . —- (012us, 4 


conge. 


IM an houſe to be builded, 
draw ne m apaper deſcribing the _— 
o/ everie roome. 1 Ichnographia,vid 
lat. 


Colo, ſubigo,verto. 


1 . 
To ployzh overand over. 
z Peraro. 


” lomgh wnder, 


= þ againe, 
gecolo. 
To wes or calf 4 mere betweene 
_ ard land, ts ſever two lordſhips. 


Vrbo. 
To plough the field the ſecond time, 
1 Novare agrum. 
m lough the fteld the third time, 
ertuo. 
Tlnghebgr ered 
1 Aratus ſulcatus. 2 Proſciſſus. 
CNEIE or _ ag4ine. 


pag. vr: 


_—_ 
1 Arator,glebo. 2 Cultor, m, vide 
Huubandman, 


= plou 
- = 


A little plongb-man. 

r Ara mm. 

He that beldeth the plough, 

1 Stivarus,m. 

One that plougheth under. 

1 Subaratur,m- 

Dlough mn which till the earth. 

3 Term:ones,m. 

A pl-ugh o ve,oy p! ough oxen,v.Oxe. 
He that arivetn the p vugh drawn with 
Oxen, x Togarus. 

The plowch raile,o handle. ... 

1 Vrvum,n-ftiva,mamicula, f. 

A plough ſtafſe. 1 Rullum,n. 

The tyon wpon the ſtaff. 1 Rulla, 


I omer,yomis,m, dentalc,n. 
_ plongh Pe rage. 


A Apireguogearoge _ 


Meant lowghed. 
: Arabils,v,H 6s usbandrie. 


A horſe plumme.. 
1 Prunum 


wat ohemn, 
1 Prunumcereum, 

A white pluname, 

1: Prunum i 


1 hordearwm. 
ul ſmall þlnmme —_— flee. 


4 fan great ; plume. 
Prunum decumanum. 
pn where - trees grow. 


-« Plummer, ,or worker in lead. 


Belonging foa Plummer. 
iP 


APlummer. 

1 Plumbata,f. 

A plammet, or lint, wherewith ſhip- 
men doe ſowrd. 1 Bulis. 2 Linea, t. 
A plummet, or weight of lead that 
leapers,ualters,or ſuch like uſe to hold 
in their bands, to countervaile thery 
weight. 1 Halter. 

A plummet for 4 —_— or Ma. 
o% 1 

Plummeright downe. 

I icular 

To 
" 


To To plunge rai 1 Remergo. 

To plangeoften. 

1: Me 

- plunge, and waſh themſeluts as 
"doe. 1 Immnno. 


e,v.pumpe. 


Thlurall. 1 | Phuakc,ad. 
Dlaral'y. 
i Pluraliter, adv. 


P ante O 


Poares, #7 {tle holes of the botie, 
therowgh which ſweat and other ex - 
crements doe ifine. 
1 Pori,meatus,m. 


Things th $8 avoided 
Rpdrmy by peares. 
Full of poares, 

woes 


e;V.erge 
Pocket Ts ut 
y07 rwnnung c &t 
cerhncnd ern — _ 


He that bath theſe peckss, 
i P . 


Th [mall pockes. 

The French her, 

i Siphylis,Fmorbus 

A pocke hole pers _ 

" pocke,or ſeabbe among ſheepe. 
Menugo,f. 


T, paar;ſe Poetrit. 


w Rn * that wyrteth of druer; mate 
ters in ver ſci,ſongs,o7 rime!. 1 Poa, 
m.vares,com.g. 

Awoman poet. 

1 Poecria,poetiſla,f. 

DPoetrie. 


1 Poctica. 2 Pocks,f, 


EP 2 Carmen,n, 
= baſe kde of poetrie, which endeth 
Froubleſame matters merrily. 
I Dramarticum,n. 
A nipping kind: of peetrie, rebuking 
- wo, rpe ly, not regarding p#r- 
ons. 1 
Of,or belonging to o fach poefieryſatyres, 
or he that wſeth ſich poetrie, 
I OE AIERAS.. 
Pocticall. 1 Pocticus, ad 
That maketh a poet. 
1 Potificus, 
That hah long vſed peetrie. 
1 Pocmencus,ad. 


Solnmine to poemes. 
1 Pocmaticus ad. 
Poetically. 1 Portice,adv, 
A PDoinard. 
: Pugiunculas. 

To Joint «r. 
2 Monſro oltendo 
To point at with the 
1 Indigito, wet 
Pointed at, x Monftratus,p. 
To]Joint,or > ſharp at the point 
I Cuſpido,ſj piculo 
To be po-nred Jharpe, 
1 Mucronor. 
m_ , tedyer having P poo. 


News with ir iron 


Fle pornt of a weapen, 
I Culpis, acics,f.ſpicukam. 
A l.tile point. 
1 A piculus,m. 
Te point of a weapon, erfparde nop of 
hearbet,or ante thmy « ſe. 
1 Macro,m. 
That 


as a 


4 


| 


POI 


POL 


POL 


That hath three paints, 


1 Tricuſpis,ad. 


Diſtneuſhed w with points. 


hy pont,or rite, - 

1 Puntum k 

A Glinktron by nm 

1 InterpunGio,t inte: 

The ver:e point of tame. 

I Articulus,m. 

The point in the part of a ſentence , 
without perfett ſenſt. x Comman, 
3 Incifio,f. 

The point in the midi of ane round 
thing, x Cenrum,n. 

That which « pointed , or ſet in the 
miaiF, 1 Centralis,ad. 

A terme in Coſmographie, 6th 
the peint of the firmament direft 

ver ones h.adguhereſorver he be. 

1 Zenith, 

A point,or marke. 

1 Stigmarias,f. 

At the point of. 

1 Sub,przep. 

The prancipall Doinf, or fate among 
Orators,wherem the controverſie con- 
fetteth, 1 Status,m 

The chiefc,or principal point of 4 mat 
ter. 1 Summa,form, 23 Caput,neur. 


The races point,or ſoundation of a 


A point,or 
—_ in eum lecum res1e- 
Gie, the matter u come to that point, 
or paſſe. 
_ fs point,or paſſe. 
Huc,co,adv. 


A Point th ral, 
Statio,f.locus,m. 


H—_— 

1 Monas. 2 Statio prima. 
The dewce point. 

1 Dyas. 2 Statio ſecunda. 
The trey pornt. 

x Ternio. 2 Statiotertia. 
The cater point. 

1 Quaternio, 2 Statio quarta. 
The c:mque point. 

1 Pentas, 2 Statio quintz. 


;—_— with points, 
x Ligulams P- 
A truſs wg porne. . 
: Ligula,corrig1a, ſtrigmentum,n. 
Pointe of eval, 
1 Ligulz hediaz. 
- point maker. 
1 Corrigiarits. 3 Fibularius,m, 


Pert aining to points, 


I 
To Dotle, vide weigh, 
To Botton 
1 Venena,toxicor,verifico, 
Poiſoned. 
1 Vencnatus , yveneno infeftus, toxi. 
catus p, 
q 0:/oner he,or ſhe. 

:0xicator,m, trix,f, vencficus,m. 
e* (eller of poiſon. 
1 Venenarins, 
Do:ſon, 
8 Venenum,virus. 2 Aconitum,n. 
A kinde of poiſon wherewnh hunters 
killed wolues, bung in benes covered 
with raw fieſh. 1 L 
Apriſon uſed to annemns arrowes to 
Shoot at Harts, 1 Cervariam venenii. 
The &rt,or craft of poiſ 

: Veneficium,n. cg 


Poiſpnons, or Fall of poiſon. 


I Venenolas virolus,irulenus. 
3 


cedus ad. 
Poke rouge. 
AJJoRke,or e. 
1 Pera,tunda,t tacculus,m. 


A Pole: to merch land with, 
= Phony .vide 4 
2ng pole to gage = wi 
1 Contas,m, 4 
_ pole , wherewith aveſſell flicks 
ing fait in the liv, 6 u __ 4 


pr es affe ,  lleda bo a ſheare 
Pugs Sona, 


A pole to draw water out of a well. 
x Te 
_ ole having an hooks of iron. 


4 pole,or | thwart peece laid croſſe way 


The end, or point of the axeltree, 
Whereon Aftronomers rmag in hooves 
to be moyed. 1 Polus,m, 


The pole Articke. 


1 Polus articus, polus ſeptentriona- 
The pole antarticke, or ſouth pole, 

1 Polus antarticus. 
The poles of the world. 

2 Cardines mandi. 
Areas poleryy perches, 


Dong ro poleg, 
The JJoll. 

ic 

AP 


;  Baeten or play _ 


4 

I 

Poll money, rathered by the bead of the 
Go, , Capi 

To Dole,pell,or 'w=.ny extortioner. 


1 Expilo. 2 &x 
4 | — ps - = a 


Poles ® or = 
; Comp, expilatus. 3 Exhau. 


Policic in governing 4 common 
wealth, 1 Pulina,fs 

Policieor counſel, 

iC 

A policie,or wittie (bef um ware. 

1 3trat 


To _—_— gs - 
Police, 


I i 23 Ornatus, cx- 
terſus,lumatus,p. 

Somewhat polihed, 

1 Limatulus. 

_ well poliſhed. 

Poliſhed with ſundrie colowrs, 


Interpola tor,climator,m.trix,f. 
oh r of old wares, 10 makg them 
Seem freſh and new. 
_ = 


] « Foicoymeralin yolaoge 
-lpeung nimmng of ward. 

» Mangonwum,n. 
The lait pol-ſbing being newly corre- 
fed. 
2 Lima,f. 


Pertaining to poliſhing, or irimming 


of War es, 


To 7+ Pollute;y, DAefile and _ 
To pollute,or defile by meet 

1 Incefto. 2 Invitio 

To pollute with a dead bodte, 


cdatus,inqumans,p. 
Pollumted with roxching « dead bodve. 
1 Funeſtus, ad. 


A 


_— 


POM 


POO 


POR 


-— — —- -- we_— 


A pollutin;, 1 Pollutio,f, 
That polluteth with ince#t. 
- rv" 


I cus, 

Polluredly. 

1 Inceſte,pollut. 

By 1Dalluris temple, 

1 X dv. 

AJPomander, mwke bal, or ſwerte 
perfioms, 1 Magma,diapaſma,n.pa- 
ſtilli odoratorij. : 
A pomander preſervatiue againit 
ſome evill. 1 Amuletum, thenacest. 
gexipharmacum alligatum. 

A JJomecitron, 

1 Citrus,f.maluscitrea. 


AVDom: gr anate. 

: Apyriu granatum, ma- 
lam punicum, & epiro:icum malum, 
The tend-r rinde of a pomegranate. 

r: Circum,n. 

The outward rinde of a pomegranate, 
: Malicorinm,n. 

The firyr: of a pv anate. 

x Cycinus,m ine 

The graine of « pomegranate, 

: Acnus,m. 2 Semen,n. 

The little km wherin the graine of the 
pomegranate u cloſed. 2 Tunica,f. 
foiliculus,m. | 

T amegranae k:;raeks. 

2 Muclei. 

Th- ſmall 5kyn that divideth the grains 
in the prmegranate, one from anothey, 
1 Cicus,m. 

Tih-JJommell fa ſword. 

2 Manubrium,n. 

AVJompr.or ſolemne ſight, 

1 Pompa,f, 

Pompons, 

1 Magnificus. 2 Regius,ad, 
Pompeuſly. 

1: Maywhce. 2 Regie. 
AYDompton,.r Melon, 

1 Pepo,melo,melon. 

AJRon?d, er poole wherin duckes and 
geeſe do ſw1m, and ae kept. 

1N <0 79 : VR 

A pond, or Fandin 0 water 
be of I P—_— Go, 

A pond where jheepe were w that 
_ arr Fecd. I —_ pi- 

na. 

Great ponds , and pooles neere the ſea 
ide, where fiſhe: are taken and /alred. 
i Cxtaria,>rum,n, 


A fiſh pond. 

1 Piſcina,f Ichihyorrophium. 

2 Vivarwm,n. 

A keey:v of a fiſh pond. 

1 Piſcinarms,m. 

Dertawming tn a fiſh poxd, 

1 Piſcimalis,ad. 

T »)Jondcr,or wergh,v.conſidey, 
Te pond:1,o7 conſider before band, 
1 Prapondero. 

Porderid. 1 Repenſus,ecxpenlus,pen- 
{us,penGrars,p. 

A ponderer. 1 Penktator,m, 


A pondering. x Penlitatio,F. 
Ponderous,weightie,or beanie. 
onderoſus,ad. 


I 
Pontifical, 

: Pontificalis, 

A Doole,v.pond. 
Yoope,v/hippe. 

To mate 092e, 

1 ZXrumno,yv.to cmpoueriſh, 
To be in extreame povert ies 

3 Egeo, 

To waxe poore, 


3 Paupereſco. 

Made poorre, 3 Paupertatus,p. 
A 2 woman, 

1 Paupercula,f. 

The poorer ſort of R omane citizens, | 
not fit for warye. 1 jM. 

The poore people, 

1 Plebeculaf. 

DP oore ſolke. 

3 Hebiones. 
Ponertie,or poorene ſe. 
1 Paupertas, pauperies, inopia. 2 R- } 
geltas, penuria,media,mendicitas,f. 
*Poore,or needie. 

x Pauper,inops. 2 Indigens,egenus, | 
plebeius. 

Verie poore. 

1 Perpaniper.ad. 
Somen.har prove, oy a little pooxe, or | 
neetie, 1 Pau ; 
Poerely cladde. 

1 Pannoſus,ad. 2 pullatus,p. 

Poove or that hath ſpent all. 

1 Fxpeculiatus,p. 
Of a poore and baſt codition,thet hath 
many thildren, and nothing to main- 
taine them. 1 Proletaneus, prolera- 
rius,ad, 

Poorely. 

1 Pavpere,obfolete.z Temiter,adv. 
TheJJope , 97 head Biſhoppe of the 
Church malignant, $athars chiefs vi- 
cy 0n ecrth, 1 Papa,Antichnſtus,m, 
The Popes drgnitie. ; 
1 Papatus,m. 

A Poſh pilgrim, 

1 Romipeta. 
Belongirg to the Pope, 


——__w__— 


Py 


_— 


—_— 


ct. 


FRE 


Pap 
A et, vide pupper. 
To tf opulous, «nd :nhab ited, 
2 Frequento. 


Topwulous, 1 Populoſus,ad. 


1 Popularis. 

Popularitie, 

Populantas. 

To Populate,v.oile and waF7. 
AYI9Qh. 

: Atrium, veftibulum, n. 
porticus. 

A porch ay broad place inthe court of 
a houſe, for men to and in, x Cavz- 
dinmy,n. 

A porch of a chayeh,*palace, or great 
bali. x Propylaum,n. ” 


porticula, 


& 


— a 


3g porch, ſerving for 4 preſent 
x 


ſhift, b 
Porches having fine rope of pillers, 
Deneaſtich Vi P 


3 as 

A}ozcuptne, or « porcuprke, ha- 

vig quils as prickes on ha backe, and 

c try 4s arrower at men, 

| Hiſtrix "ny 

To Jorg, or co rk, into ones mabade 

07 memorie. 11 . 

Pored in,oy repeated of tem. 

il P-- 

Pore vid poare and hole, 
tke, or [wines fleſh. 

I caro. 

oo gs a 

I ulus,) ' 

A Poztall before « 1 


T'>e ward of the ports, 
: Limenarcha,m. 
Portſmouth a greathautn in E ngland 


| ſocallel, x Pous magnus, 


Hauing mane ports. 
: Portuoſus. 
VV ithout pryt,or han. 
1 Importuoks,ad. 

0!tate, or cariage. 
> 's 
APo!t-cullts. 
: CataraQta,F. 
A JJorter that carieth ftuſfe from 
place ro pl.:ce. 1 Vector bojulin por. 
tarius. 2 Portit91r ,m- 
A porter th at c:ricth great burdens, 
2 Mulus marianus. 
Porteys that caric burteny with ſlings, 
a breweys carrie barrels, x Phalan- 


gar j,palanganij,m. 

That which « gizen vito a porter, or 
carriey of buxdens, x Comi . 
Portable. 


1 Portabilis,portandus. 
A porter,or dore keeper, 
1 Oſtiarws, janitor,m.trix,f, 


The mattey porter, 

1 Atrienſis. ; 
The porters man, o? 
1 Atnenſis ſeryus. _ 
A porter: ledje. 


1 Clavicut rhim,atienforium,n 
Poztgreue,fr. 

Portus przſecus. 

1Joztmote. 
Conventus, velcuria hab. in portu. 
JNort- ſale, 

Venditio in portu 

A Poitmantean, 

: Mantica,f. 


APp*ricon tolige- on. 
1 Peculum Hum. 
A poriiengor inheyitaiice, 


2 S045, 


——_— 


POS 


POS 


POT 


3 Poſſeftrix. "I 


A portion meaſured owt to ſerue 4 
man 4 ſet time. 
1 Dimenſum. 
Averie [mall portion,or quantitie of 


_ thin 
Panicula, portiuncula, f. portos, 
| 


To Poztray , #7 4rav be forme, or 
roportion of avny thin 

bs * # Deſcribo. 

2 ps pores ome piles 

2$S 

The att of pertraiting. 

1 Graphis. 

Portraitmg. 

2 Gra 

<4 nm m—ge drayne linaly. 


cus,ad. 
The Tor Pole, rune, ſickeneſſe in the 


1 Gravidus,f 

That hath, or cauſcth the muyre, of 
poſe 

I Gravedinoſus,ad. 


Poſitrue. 
i Pofitivus,ad. 
od Joſhet, vide (killer. 
olfefſe,or to avc in peſſoſſion. 
1 : Flea comm peties: 23 Te- 
ne&o,habeo, ſervo. 
To poſjeſſe before. 
1 Preoccupo. 
By lang poſſe; __ſſ end preſcription, 
ro altanc, or get athing, 
1 Vl wcapin, 
To put 0? of poſſe ſion, 
1 Dejiceo,dimoves, depono, 
Te «l-er poſſejJton, 
2 Alijeno. 
T! put anotherin-p+(eſſion, andto 
d:/þo (77 eſſe himſelfs, 
1 —_— 
Poſſeſſed. 
1 Poſſeſſus \Þ- 
ah. anb "_ 


- poſſe ar Fay thing, 

1 Polle(I&,potitor,m. 

Tofſeſſion, 1 Puſſeſſio, 

Great po: ſo14,ant lands. 

2 Latiundwmyn. 

A fall por iſeſſion. 

1 Poſſcfliuncula, 

The atlamingto bee owner fa thing 

by preſcription , or poſſeſſion of long 

tine. 1 Vſucapioft. 

A poſſeſſ. on of 1:me out of nds 

1 Foſſeſſiv ſecularis. 

Poſſeſron to anothey mans w/e. 

| Poſſeſſo huciazia. 

_— elryerarce of p "ſeſſion to another. 
Aher not, 


| hare *c, 1 Vie. 
She that p? eſt Que th, i 


Poſſeſſed with Co ſpirit. 

1 Dzmoniacus,ad, 
A poſſe ſſmee, 1 Poſleſivum,ns 
Pofſeſſine. Poſſcilivus,ad. 


cond:tion to reflore it againe. 

1 Fiduciarius,ad. 

—_— to poſſeſſion. 
urius.ad 


Perveyoing to land) or poſſeſſions, 
Is ec 1 Panes, (crv. acc. 


calidum 
Dollibilitte. 


x Qui pote 

A]Doft,p:le,or py mto the 

ground for buuldang ,ov ſuch like. 
paxullus, po- 


: Sublicium, n. palus, 

ſtes,m. 

A poit, whereunto cattell ave tied in 
falles. xn Vaccerra,f. 

A poſt wherevnts ſhips, or boates are 


faffe to firms land. 
Tonkin Cpoemetinn 


rn Pg props. 
1 Eriſines. 

ft called the brow po#t, which # 
yo” x the threſhold , a it a 
tranfome. 
i Hypeth n- 
The ſide poſt of an engine, called a 


Crate. 


;n. 


x Chelonia,ormm. 
Poſts, pillers, or iambes on either ſide 
of the doores. 


1 Antg,arum, n.arreQtaria,n. 

A poſt wherevnto Vines are bound. 

1 Vallus,m. 

Mace of peit:,or p:liars. 

x Sublicius,zd. 

To mike Joſt ha#fF 

Accclers. 
A poſt «r me ſſerger im bafF. 

1 Angarius, nuncius,m, vide meſe 
ſenger. 

A peſt here. n Veredus,m. 
—_— for poſt her ſes mn diner! pls- 
ces. 1 Angaria,f. 
The mt of the poſt horſes. 
Curioſus,p. 
In pot WP. 2 Equis veliſque, in- 
cin2amer,adv 

JIott rerme. 

Poſtrerminum. 

Ti. Tio Boerne 2ate, or backe 

, poſkicum,n. 

bw” Poſteritte. 

1 Poſteritas,f poſteri,m. 

Our poſterctie, 


That hath poſſeſſton of ame thing, on 


A potion that phyſitians gine ts pati« 
ents. 

1 Potio,f, 
A potion or drinks tempered with 
metheglin. 

I Promulfss, F. "4 
A crrtame potion of milke, and ſdye 
mxed together. 

1 Burthanica,F. 

\Amorots potion; to make one lowe. 
1 Philtrg,orumgn. 
Potentates. 

1 Poteſtates,t. v.n05 emacs. 
Potent, Potcens. 

To ruks JNots,or any thing of earth 
1 Platmo,figulo. 

A poet to arinke m. 

1 Scaphium,n.vide cup, 

A pot fo carrie watery. 

2 Scitulus aquarius,ſcaphium.n. vide 
Pitcher. 

_—_ P/1h a narrow month, mth ing 

whrleſt pany ppg 
Pombylus,m-oica,f, 


alley por. 
1 ct pope 2 Teſta,f 


A wine por. 
I M. 
off lirtle t where1n lots are pub, 
I crella,fitula,f 
«An earthen pot. 
1 Teita, fidelia,f.o'la fitilis. 
A pot vid im jacnfice, 
1iC b 
A large inowthegd pot with manie 
handles. 
i Phiala,F. 
An tarther. pot with « nearroos meth, 
aull a large necle, into which chilven 
v/ed to caſt nuts, 
z Orc&Ef. 
A water:1:7 pet for 4 garden. 
1 Hamey umn. 2 Cleplydra.f. 
1por jor wine alwaies ſet »n the table, 
that ene rkc m8411 11.208 rake at ach as 
he would, 
1 Terwillum 1 n. 
A latile pot or viel, 
1 Lepiſia. 
A ba *bext pot t6 make bus watey 
hot. 
2 Millarum,milliare. 
The pot that birds drinks in tied to the 
FETCH 
otiſtris,F. 
Op pot. 
1 Viſcarium,n. 
A chamber potgor pifhot. 
: Matula,madula,f. laczoum,n, 
A dung pt. 
2 Scirpua,f. 
An earth pet fer bi- radrecd m. 
2 Loculamemum file, 
t with a great belle, 
I : Fran brrbanm, ampulla, f, 
A pet for orlevide cruet. 
A pot wit tro 00049, 
: Ampliors. 


P, 


- ——— 


Co — —_—_  — 


POT 


POV 


POW: 


A 4 poeeye pri,or pot to bole in. 


cacabus,m. 

- pot with fret, 
I Chyrra,f Mm, 
A three footed pot. 
: Triffils. 2 [ripos,dis. 
An earthen prot toboile meat in, 
1 Olla 6dilis. 2 Telta,f, 
The br:1 of a pot. 
2 Labrum,n. 
Of apet, 1 Ollaris,ad. 
A pot bearer, 

| 1 Olliferad. 


A pot, Ompamen. 


1 Combibo, compotor. 


1 Rudicula, 2 Ferula,f. 
A pot-gun,y ide i 
A potter. i F 

2 Figularius,m, 

A porters ocenp ation. 
I Fighna ie, f.plaſma,n. 
Potter: cl 

1 Arzillagf. 


w I-4a TrerraoHg howſe, 


_ cows whe 

« ty 

A pu 2 x 2 Teſta,f. 

Belonging to apotter, 

1 Figlinus,ad. 

—— I _ 
ottaxe. "_ Ju -pulmen- 

tum vllera,n ; 

bo pott age. 

m aromaticum, 


on folkes, 


- tage of ak, 

r Linticula,f. 

Riſe p-ttage. 

+ Priſanarium,n. 

m_ pottage. 

tame 

Re madc of cheſt, 

: Meneſtra,f. 

Houſhehold poltage. 

1 Iniculum,n. 

A great devonrey of pottage,0r (ap, 

I Pukiphagric,mm. 

Belongs go pettage. 
1' Pnlmentaris,ad. 


Por 


5 o1den mm perrage. 

1 Iurv 

A Poticarieyide _— 
APDotttn o7 pong at 

l Scutulogabarash, cat illus pultari- 
us,m, 

A potinger with care”, 

1: Aurita ſeutella,carillus auritus. 


ouch,or bagge. 
r Hp” ATI: vide bag ge, 
and purſe 
Alntle pouchs 
1 Sacculus,m. 


th 


A leatherne pouch. 
: Scortea,Ff. 


To YJouder, 1 Salio. 2 Condio, 
To ponder with /alr. 


1 Sallo. 
Powdered. 
x Sallitus. 2 Conditus, 
A ponder; 


I vader 2 Crnthongn condh- 
tura,f, 
Pond: rid ments. 

1 Taricus,m condititia cibaria. 
That #,cy maybe pouderid or kept. 

1 Conditivus,conditutius. . - 

To Pouner,or bring a thing Is pow- 
dey, 1 Pulvero,diſpulvero. 2 Re. 
ſolvo. 

To poudey againe, 

1 Repulvero, 

To be turned inte pouder, 

1 Pulvereſco. 

Poucer. 1 Pulvis,m.& f. 
Poucer,or gunpouder 

1 Nitratus pulvis, pulyis bombardi- 
cus. 2 Nurum,n. 

Pender comming out of wmber bored 
or cut, .2 _— 
Poudey of filing,or 

1 Peripſema,n. Knee, 

Pouder blowne from brafſe melted, 

1 Plegma,n. 

Porder of ſweet 

1 Alephangjas fo 

Fine þ . 

1 Pulviſculum,n. 

Sneeforg ponder, 


IA x. ts a! 


s. nect drlentla In —_— 
1 Pulvs 
JJovertie,vide poore. 
Te Doule, vide pole. 
To poule neeve. 
1 Attondeo. 
AJJoultercr. 
1 Avicularins. 3 Avigerulus,m. a- 
vigaula,f, 
He that _ poulrnie, 
1 Gallinarms 
Poewltrie. 
1 Alresvillaticz. 
A place calied @ barton, where pea+ | 
grie #6 kgpr., 
1 Gallinarmm,n chors,f. 
Pe tamming to peultriE, 
1 Gallinarius,ad, 
T»-Poumpe. 
1 Sentino,v. pur p. 
A poumpe ina ſo1p, 


1 Semiina,f, 
1 Fundo. 


To Youre, 
To poure our. 5 
futio. 23 Abjicio. 


1 Fundo, 

To pore y dr 

1 L, taper 4 of 

To powre owt liqueur, 1 10, 
To peure our of 01:8 veſſel into anether 
1 Detrullo, clatrio, transfundo., 


To poure often. 
x1 Fund:to 


on _ mn. 


To poure in,or vpon. 


: Super 
- _ 
powre by little and little, 
> Tate? 
To pomre downe, 
1: Detundo, tiffundo. 


To poure out wg furness 

1 Inter 

To poure _ on every part, 
1 Perfundo. 7 
Ts powe about, 

1 Offundo.cit 

T's poure owt eftſoonets 

s Refundo. 

To be poured on, 

1 Injw 

Powed, 1 Friſus,p. 


Powred i, or ypon, 


1 wa ue 2 Ingeftns. 


Pourcd inby drops 
1 Diffuſus,infti 
Pogred in againe, 
1 Refuſus,p. 
Pr-ured pon. 

' us,P- 
Powred owt, I1 


P« 


Poured out of one veſſell into ane- 


ther, 1 Elutriatus,p, 

A pruring in, or vpoli, 

1- Infulio, \. 

4 owring all over, 
erſulio, 

4 pounng inby drops, 

I Deſtil _— 

A powrmy on 


1 xr FI 2 Reſparſio,f. 
A pouring out of one veſſel mnto ane 
ransfulio,t. 


other, 1 T 
That may be Fe poured our, 
x Futi 


.liberu'y eft. 
| + Lenthnnet, dominion, 


1 Poteltas,f. 
Power,abilitie,or force. 
4 Puteſtas,potentia,opes,f. 
1 Vis & vires,copia,f. 


Power over any other. 


Pewer of God. 

1 Numen,n. 

Power to do or ſprake, 
1 Faciltas,f, 

Power royall. 


1 Majeſtay,f, 


2 Res,v.authoritie. 


Grea f 


© ——— 


PRA 


PRA 


P* 

That hath pewer over others, 
1 Prepotens, prevalidus,ad, 
Of chiefs power- 

1 Primi 
of power in many things. 
: Mult 
That hath power over all, 


1 Omnipotens. 
That lacketh power. 
1 Impos,impotens,ad. 
In ones power, 
PF Penes,prep. 
wnD,v. to br ay,o7 flampe. 
wnD , of money , containing 
| pon Joilings, 

1 Libra,mina. 

T*Pownd,or pinne w_ 


on pownder,or pianer. oy 


_ ponder pinfeld} for cattel. . 
pecorimum þ | . 
, — y 
A owndage, 
2 Incluko,F. 
_ 


Veltigales ex (ingulis minis, 


P ame R 
Practicallior proftike. 


1- Prachicus. 
To Jracti(:or exercift. 
1 Mcditor,cxerceo,inlueſco. 2 Co 


[0,ago 

To _—_ againe, 

2 0. 

To put in prattiſe, 

1 Incepto, 

To prattife hoftilitie. 

1 Inimicor. 

To prattiſe in law matters, 

2 Alito. 

Pratti{ed. 

1 Exercitus, excrcitatus, aſſuetus. 

| 2 Subactus,p 

Not pratti/ed. 

1 Inexercitatus. 

A prattiſty m the [ ow. 

1 Pragmaticus,m. | 
A pratti/cr to dy av out writs. 

1 Formularius,m, 

Prattitioneys, or 

law. 


praftiſers in the [+ 


_ 


A pradtiſer of pbiſicke, 
1 Einpiricus,m, 
A pradhiſe,or exerciſe. 


1 Experica- 


tia Exercnatio,praQtica, f. 


The ie reft, or #ccupation. 
I pena fon n 


2agmaticall. 


To [Dzay,or make __— 
I tag 4 o, poſco,yt De. 
ENG fray the gods, quezlo, 


To pray vuto, 
IT 2EXOTO. 
To pray hartily. 

I Deprecor 


| ay Gs 


To pray contrarie to that he deſired 
yy eng pray ef tſconcs, 


Ay for other, 
2 7 wr 


A A projer for the appeaſing of ;G 


pititioo,| 
w- ayer to God, 
; Br ack FrofenchaF, 
Merning prayers. 

1 Matuune preces. 


(entame prayers ſpoken of diver; 
telling the ſucceſſe of matters as the 
end of theiy divination. 

1 Effata, orum,n. 

Tharwhich s = by prayes. 

8 Precarum 

Bel»ngmg to +I ayers 

3 hg recon cxriho 

Granted to one by prayer, 

1 Precarius,ad. 

By prayer. 1 Precatio. 

To vet aJIzay, 

1 Ro 

A pray getter, 

I Prcator,m, 

A prayer ſpoile gotten without la- 
bow. 1 Salmacia,n. 

A pr gy taken from the enemue. 


I MN. 
The meny that the =o ſold for. 
1 Pecunia manubalis 

One that hath _ of the prope 

1 Manubiarius,m 

Of,or belonging ” 4 pray. 


PCI Sq 


we OF * ii 6 
" , Or commend, 
,coummendo. 2 Extollo, 


excho or, predic, cance 
ay iſe for d 
aiſe for ——_ 


E 


—_— 


ny op often, 
Law name one to bu 

4” M þ aiſe. 
Ts be 

> Gn to 
Prod. commend, 
He that praiſeth another. 


T Mm trix,f. 
He that wtred for « ſupper to praiſe 


FE. 
1 Parafitus,m. 
ne praiſing. 

1 Comme 


A ; roy" kind of prayfing. 


1 Pane:yricum,n. 
A ſentence to the praiſe, or diſpra;/s 
of any thrig, 
! Elogium,n. 
That pe: rramerh to preifeng , or dif. 
proc n 

iQicos. 
i, orthie of praiſe, 
1 Lauda Ag 


Unworthu of e, 
z ries Aer 
To be prasſed before others. 


2 Palmars,ad. 
—— [=> ,/4 pf 


5.2d, 


ToWate, pratile, babble, chat or 

chatter. 

t Ganeo, blatero, fabulor. 3 Ob- 

firepo, inepno, effutio, gannio, de- 

canto. 

To prote,or ci2at pertly, 

1 Argutor. 

" prure,4s a nurſe doth to her child, 
Lallo. 


T 0 prate everic man mm the compante 
and not ol ſeru: what u ſaid. 


2 Circulo. 

A prater, or babler. 

1 / oy garrulus, loquax, blatero, 
verbolus,logus,m. 2 Funiis. 


A prater,or platley of trifles. 

1 Nugator tloquus 

He that prateth alenegor to tamſelfs, 

1 Soliloquus,m. 

A pratmgor babling, 

1 Þicacitas, loquacitas, garrulitas, 

verbofitas,f mulnloquuum,n. 

Vaine, or fooliſh pr mg, or pratling, 

1 HR 
A prating alone,or to himſelfs, 

1 Sobloquium,n 

The prating of Galk fo young babes. 

1 Lallatio,t. 

Full of vame,or fooliſh pratings 

3 Verboſus,locutulcun,ad. Me 

8 


a — - - 


Fe oo 


I 


C lee and n_— eo —-_ —_— 


| 


P'RE. 


PRE 


PRE 


He which is no pratler of thas that which 
utol{ hmm, 
: Tacitwrnug,ad. a, 
TRANS many wor 

adv. 


To Prattle,vide prate, 
Pacing horſes. 


I wnce,Nj gallop. 

each. 

1 Concionor. 2 agen 

To preach the goſþe 
elizo. 


pre 
Belonging t9 4 preacher, 
I Eccl iafticus,ad. 
AMeete to 
I Cad, 
To mike «19: 
2 Proludo. 
A preemble, or entrance to 4 matter. 
" Proludm Þ zl | JOY 
To JNeaſe vpn. 

1 Beate F 
Topreaſe m, 

1 imrudo,v.preſſe. 
T» preaſc,or gather rogethey thicks,as 
ſouldiers do in a troupe, 
Prea 

'eatie,vide pretiee 

A Pebend, x Prakenda,f. 
A lutvle prebend. 

1 Prebendula,f. 
_ encdendars. 


Prebendarius. 
Refidext prebendaries in (athedrall 
(hurche;. 
2 Cenobitz 
belonging to 4 : prebend. 
I TIUS,Ads 
Drecevent. Precedens. 
A Pyrecept. * Praceptum,man= 
datum ,monitum.n.przceptio. 
Precepts for memorie. 
1 Mnenomica,n. 
Of,or belonging to precepte, 
1 Pr 
| ling. 

2ectons. 
1 Pretioſus,ad. 

A fin:r,or ſeller of precions Fiones,or 

a lapidarie. 
2 CG ' *3 
_ of precious ſtoner. 
Gemmoſus,ad. 


wc ad 


Precion 
D aſd 
2ec 
2 ExaQtus,p.vt,ad exatam norma, 
to the preciſe rule. 
Prec 'ſely. 
1 Preciſe, 2 Difſtrice, 
” Puedeceſſvs, 
Anteceſſor,m 


Predeceſſonys. 


' 1 Supericuces,m. 


zedeſtmate. 
1 Pradcſtino, 
Prideſtroated. 


\' 11 Pradeſtinatus,defignarus. 


Predeſtination, 

1 Pradeſtinatio. 
APredicament. 
1 Categoria,f.pradi 


Puceminence, exollncie or Pre- 
rogatine, 
1 Przcminentia, prerogativa , exu- 
perantia, gloria. 
Preeminence,or rule, 
I oh mn 1g .amperium,n. 
Pra, prieſt. 
zeface, 
. Apr apmslar.an procungen. 


yy COD hot a prof 


To ret, 
1 Praefero, pr ,antefero,ante- 


ys roextoll,and aduance. 
= rre to greate dignitie, 


To be gs 

2 Provehor. 

Preferred,or premoted, 

1 Prepoſitus. 3 Wublatus,p. 
Preferred before. 


I Prelatus, Prepoſius,p. 


1 Pregnans,ad. 

A pregnant,or ſtaype wit. 

1 Acre ingenium, Acutum ingenium 
A pregnant token, - 

I ef + m—_—_ liquidum, 


wt 2,or boore, vide praie. 
wice, 
re eruokico. , 


4 prenadice, 
1 Przjudicium,te 
Preindicate. 
Przjudicatus,p+ 
_ relate. 

: am Bo h 
The dignitze of 4 prelate, or cite 
I Proflams, % 


| To Pzemonthh. 


: Przmoneo, 

Prementhed, 

1 Prgmonicus,p. 

nA premonition, 

1 Prgmonitus. 

D:emumire. 

Confiſcatio bonorum, vel facultatum 
1 Prentithip. 


4 yrocinzuum,n,v. - fd 
4 200 


rgoccupatiogoccupatie. 

To Drepare. 
x Paro, przparo, inftruo, 2 Mu- 
pio,ve, munire Viam,accungo, vt, ac- 
cingere {c ad pugnam,orno, vt,oma» 
re convinium, 
To prepare ofien, 
3 Parito, 


To + av" to ſbeake. 
3 Di 


To prepare nec:ſſurits for 4 ious 


To prepare _—_ 
I ,& nor. 
To prepare ee "+ ha 
1 Ob ,oplunito. 
Prepared. * 
1 Preparatus, paiatus, 
aus,mumeus- 
Prepared,or appointed for, 
1 Deſtinaty,p. 
He that make th preparation. 
1 © HE 
"eparal ion, or preparative. 
reparatio,t apparatus,m, 2 Or- 
mm 
Preparation for vituall, 
1 Opſonatus,m. 
——_— pr: <pared. 


2 Accin- 


A preparation. ts fertifie a thing be» 
fore Hand. 
1 Premunitus,m. 
Preparation for a tourney, 
1 Viaticum,n, 
Lacke of preparation. 
1 Inapparatio,f, 
That which i prepared for @ i0ur- 
Ley, 
1 Viaticus- 
VVith prep tation, or readineſſe, 
1 Przparato,adv. 
Deepoſterous. 
repoſterus,ady 
2epofitos oor, 
I "— 1or,m. 


The prepoſirors affce 


1 Prepolitio,f, 
APzerogatine. 

1 Prerogauva,f.priuilegium- 

A royall prerogatie. 

1 Majeſtas,f. 

That bath preyog atiue before others. 


Pratogativus,ad, 
: Pucobiterie. 


— 


4 


th 


— 


PRE 


PRE 


Peeſcrnce,or fore-knowledge, 

I A. o— 
To]Dreſcrib?. 

1 Prz(cribo,preſtituo,determino. 

2 Finw, vt,finire lege,co preſcribe by 

lawe 


To preſcribe bond: or linaits. 
x Determino, 
Preſcribed. 
s Finitus,p. 
A preſcript manner. 
: Furmula,f. 
Prije cription. 
Preicriptio. 
ar Poelent, 
fo. 
Ts; grefine h:m/:lft _ o3e. 
1 Appareo,fiſtere (e. 
Tobe preſent. 
: Aſto,adſum,interſum, preſto eſſe. 
Preſented, 
I C_ 
Preſence. Profenciag. 
A | ng. gift. 
x: Oblatum,n.vide gift. 
A preſent gruen 10.4 pringe,or Mage 
ftrare. 1 Honorarium, 
Preſents, and gifts that the Romans 
ſent to the Ambaſſadowrs of other 
Realmes, 
1 Lautiq,n lautiz.Ff, 
A preſentation, 
1 Przſematio.f, 
He that carrieth a a preſent, 
1 Dorop ad 
That which u preſented 16 ones he is 
comming. 
1 Adventorius. 
P reſent,or that which © preſent, 
1 Þr F ___— 
Being preſent, 
1 Al RS, 
Preſent gor at haz: 
1 Praſto ady. 
n preſence, 
Is Coram, ' 
Preſently, 
1 Ditum,fatum,vide anone,and by 
and by. 
"4152efentment. 
Libeths accufatocius, 
To Yzeſerue,onkeepe, 
1 Prafervoylalvo. 
T» preſerue from. 
2 Eripio. 
To preſeyne,or keepe ont of danger, 
1 Soſpito, 
wy pre{crue,or keepe fom corruption, 
Condio. 


Cnriariim,adv. 


rt an 


Profinr ed. , 

1 Prafervatus,cuſtoditus, ſervatus, p. 
conditicus,.d. 

Preſtyved 11 health, 


1 Lolpes. 


a 


veth 

1 Cuſtos,ſervator,& trix,f, 

A preſerving. 

1 Servatio,t. 

A preſervative againft poiſon, 
1 Amaletum n. 

That may be preſerved. 

1 Conditaneus,ad. 

Preſerovi 1n health. 

1 vide defend and keepe. 
ſo be 19refident, 

1 Prafidev. 

A preſident. 

: Przics, 

wy preſident of a connſale, 


k” preſs bent of 4 countr:e, 
1 Satrapa.m. 
The ems of a province, 


P = fid 

ertaming to 4 preſident, 

I Prefidelicnd,” 

A Pteſident,or example,t o follow, 
put wr 

1 Exemplum 

He thas cenſor writings, preficents, 

&e. 4g in bookes. 


on preſſe together. ; 
Comprimo,coarto, 2 Stringo. 

ro preſſe downe. 

1: Deprimo. 

To preſſe downe continualy, 

1 Perprimo, 

To preſſe one, or to be earneſt one one 

to doe, 


1 Vigeo.inflo, 

Preſſed. 

1 Preſlus,appreſſus, 
Preſſed together, 

1 Compreſſus,coarQatus,p. 
Preſſed downe, 

1 DepreGus,fuppreſiis,p. 
Prefied vpen. 

2 Ingeltus,p. 

A preſſer. 

1: Toxrcularius,ms 

A prefing. 

1 Predſus, prefſura. 

A preſſing together. 

1 Compreſhv, coarRatio, f, com» 
preſſus. 

A light preſſing. 

1 Compreſliuncula,f, 

A preſſing downe, 

1 Dep reflio, 

A preſſe. 1 Torwlum.n, torculus. 


A wine prefſ-, 


3 Bacchinal.n. 
A prefle toy wine, fider or verge 
i Torcutar, t1culare, torevlarium,n. 


A a or heegor ſhe that preſer- | 


a _—_— 


A preffing board. - 
3 Calon 


icatoriumyyin. 
Of,or belonging to a preſſe. 
I ms 
Belorging to, or ſerum 
1 Piead or Pe: 
i th; wt hayd,or that ts Loft 
preſſed. 1. Torivus.ad. 
ul Prellt god re apparrell is laid, 
Veſtiaruwm,n. 
4 preſſe, or «they fit Place to keepe 
bookes and pamied cable; m, 
L Pluteus,m, eff; 
enters FILEUe, 1 Prelum,n. 
7: eſte Pete "OM. 
1 Auctorare militem , Sacramento- 
obligare, Stipendio obbgare. 
A preſſing 9 the ſuddazue 
2 Evocatio,f, 
Preſſe money vide money. 
Preft. 1 Paratus. 
zeſame. 1 Audeo,preſumo, 
arrova. 2 Adfciſco,aſciico, 
_—__— 
,arrogantia,inſolentia,pre - 
ray; 
Preſumptions,on comettures, 
1 Suſpiciones,F. 
Pyeſumpt wouſ of 1 
T Preſumpmoſitas,f. 
Preflaprnt 
1 Audax 


inſolens,ad, 
DPreſamprwuſly. 
1 Arroganter, inſolent.r, audaQer, 


intendo, aſſevero, praterve:to, rele- 
£0, vt relegare alicul caulas alicujus 

Ii, to progend that one us the cauſe of 

a thing. 

Pretend:d. 

2 Fretentus p. 

A pretender «f that which u not. 

2 Simulator, m. 

A pretence or colour. 

1 Prerextus,obcentus,color;m, 

2 Iperext, m,n, preicriptio,mage, 

cauſa,}. vide colour or preter.ce, 

1 »\Iretermitt, or let paſſe. 

1 Irerermitto 4HictO., 

A pret-1mitting. x Pratermiſſio, 

omiſha,f vide ler paſſe. 

Pretext, Prarextus 

Drette,or Far, x Concinnus,cle. 

gan, ſcius,icieulus. 2 blandus,ad 

dS ome wat previe, 

t Scitulus,ad. 

Ver e pretie, 

1 Pecciegans, ad, 

Nothing pr etie. 

1 Inclegans. 

T ritre, or hitdle. 1 Mi CONE 

vus,m1r vhs, ex-gnus,ad 

Pretie,or merit 

I Lepidis,ad. . 
'Pretily 


—_ - - 


—_ 


PRI 


Jun—_ 


— —_- 


Prev, fireiy,or featly, 

1 Scitz, dokeadr, 

Verie pretily. 

1 Perclegan'#r. 

Nothing pretily 

1 Incleganter,ady. 

Pretily,or mevity, 

1 Lepi.lc,feeere;feſtiviis. 
ToYdryatle, 

: Valco, prevalco, prevaleſco, in- 
valet, patico, 2» Promoveo,pro - 
cedo, vide to ata'le. 

Prevailing mach, or that is of much 


foree. 
1 Etfcax,ad. 
Prevarication, 


Przvaricatio. 
Tos ]Izevent. 


preuerto, preterverin,evento. 

2 Przcurro, pre! . 

To prevent,take, or ſnatch before 0- 
ther, 

: Przripio,occupo, preſumo, ante- 
cipiw,amicipo,precipio. 2 Precer- 
po,precido. 

To prevent, or apprehend vnawares, 
1 Intercipio. 

To prevent in the poſſeſſion of a 
thing. 

1 Anteoccup0,occupso. 

To prevent in aunſaering that one 
might ohne, 

2 Occurro,ire obviam. 

Preverted. 

11 praventus. 2 Inci- 
fus,p.vt incila (pes, hope prevented. 
Prevented,or taker, before. 

1 Anticipatus, occupatus,  PFXOCCU - 
pamns,preſumprus,precepmus;p. 

A prevention, 

x Przventio. 2 Przgreſſio,f, 

A prevertion,or taking before. 

1 Anticipat'o, occupation , preoeas 
patio , anteoccupatio, preſumptio, 
przceptio,intereeptio,F. 

A preventing of our aduerſarict obs 
1efF19n. 


1 Przſamptio,f. 


To YNice,or valew. "Y 
1 Xſtimo,adzro, liceor, licitor,ap- 
pretior. 


To {et a7 a price. 

2 Indico,deſtino. 

To offor the price : alſo to ſeyrhe p11. e 
b:ghey, 

1 Lieeor,licitor, 

Tobymyg to a leſſe price. 

1 Depretio. 

To be of ſmall price. 

1 Vileo,vileſco.- 2 Iaceo 
To be of like price. 
Aqunvalev. 


Tobepriced, 

1 Licco. 

Priced. 

1 Xſtimatus,licitatus, indicatus, ap- 
pretiatus,p. 


1 Antevenio, prgvenio, anteverto, - 


Brought to aleſſe price, | 
1 Depretiatus,p. 
1: Aſtimator,licitator, 


One that enhax, ceth the price. 
i Licitator,m. 


A pricing. 

1 Licitatio. - 2 Indicatio, zſtima- 
tio ,indicatura,f. 

A price. 


1 Pretium;n.cenſio. 2 Tadicatura,f. 
valor,m. 

VV orth'e to beare away the prices 
1: Palmarius,ad 

Of alutle, and low price. 

1 Vilis, 2 Parvus,ad. 

Of no price, 

2 Nullus,ad. 

Of what price? 

1 Quanti? 

At that price,or for ſo much. 

1: Tantidem. 

At ſo lutle a price, 

1: Tantulo, 

Of (6 great a price. 

1 Tanti. 

As great 4 price, 


1 Magno, care,adv.yt car zftima- 
re 


For a little price, 

1 Vilijius, minimo,adv. 

Te JDucke. ncth/yetitonte, 

: Sumulo, extimulo, in- 
ſtimulo,pungo,compungo,fodico, 
To pricke againe, 

1 Repungo, 

To prick# often. 

1 Pungito,repunao. 

To pricke,or itir forward. 

g Incito, infligo. 2 ExauO, agito, 
A procker forward. 

1 Inſtigator,m, trix,f. inftinor. 

2 Stimularor, m. trix, f. extimula- 
tor. m. 

A pricking. 

1 Punctio,punAura,ſtimulatio,come 
punQRio,f. 

A pricking forward. 

1 Inſtigatio.f. inſtigatns, inſtintus, 
m 


A pricking inthebodiegas with worms 
1 Vermina,n. 
A thing that pricketh, 

1 Stimul?,aculeus,m. 

A thing that pricketb forwaxd. 

1 Stimuſus,m. 

A pricke of a pin,or fuch like. 

1 PunGus,m, punttum,n. 

A line pricks with a needle,or pin, 
1 Pun&hunculayf. 

Alutle pricke,ov fimg. 

2 Aculeolus,m. vide ftng. 

A pricking'as it were, or cuttiug off 
the thin with a lawncer, and ſharpe 
pointed inſtrument, to draw water fro 
them that haue the drop ſie. 

1 Paraceutiſis,f. 


Pricking,or that prickgth, 

4 Stimuleus, 2 Aſperad. 

AVPucke v/ed muriting, 

1 PunQtus, punum,n. 

A Jaucke, or marke 0 (hoot at, 

1 Mea, {copus,m. 

The YIrtckt,and price. 

1 Prime, Ff. 

A PNicket, vide bucke. 

AJRUCKE 07 griſſell of an hidgeheg, 

6r /uch lhe. 

1 Spina,t.vide ſing. 

That beareth ſach prickles. 

1 Spinifer,ad. 

Prickze, or that hath prickles. 

: Hirſatvs,ad. 

Drickze like the herbe Acanthus, 

1 Acanthinus,ad. 

Baicke,ride prive parts, 
ride. 


1 Superbia,vide prowde. 
To 2He, wa#ch,er gfþ4c , 
: Speculor, 
A prier,ox effiier, 
1 Speculator. 
- Juter, vide Prurx. 
o make a Jute, 
2 ow 
A priett, 
1 Sacerdos,ſacricola,com.g. myſta, 
myſtes,m. 
A chicfe prieft. 
1 Hicroſarcus,m 


A maſſing prief. 

1 cofog pre 

A great prieft among the gentiles. 
1 Flamen,n, 

A prieſt which wu appointed to de 


ſaurific to that r rnl which ſerued 
alatual 


Palatium, 1 5,Mm. 
Alntle prieſt. 
Sacerdotulus,m. 

The chnefe of Sybils priefts. 


1 Archigalius,m. 
Sacred priet7s in Egypt ynore hono- 
rd than the others, 


IT Paſtophori Ms 


. Prieſts, or magiſtrats among the A- 


themans. 

1 Eumolpide. 

The prieſts of Pan, who on the day of 
therr ſacrifices, ran vp and downe the 

citie naked, and Froke the hands and 

bellies of women that were great with 

child,with a goats. changthereby to ſig- 

ni fie both f u1fulneſſe, and caſic del:- 


liverie, 1 Lopercia. 
The prieftood,or dugnitie of a prieſt. 
1 Sa jumgn. 


Of,or belonging to @ prieſt, 
cg nr F 
Prieſtly. 

3 Sacerdotaliter. 
AP2imate,or chreff, 

s Primas,m. 

A promacie. 


1 Primatus,m. 
To Dtigge, vide fteale. 


- - re rn name 


"0 — TD 


' 


Io” 


al PRI 


PRI 


PRI 


| 


= 


A prigging fellow. 

1 Furax,m. 

1:imatine, or that harh no begin= 
nmg from other, prim are. 

I Pn dioulas 

A Punce,or princeſſe. 

1 Princeps,com.g. 

A prince,or head ruler, 


LT dynaſtes,rex,dux,archi- 


A U- of a luttle commritg 
I nm. 

A mf prince. 

1 . 

A godl:e prince. 

1 Hierarcha. 

A princes of fine countries, 

x Penta Mm. 

A prince rulmg alone without peere. 
iM mm. 

DT rinces under the prince of the r:alm 
4s woblemen and conneellors, 


1 Magiſtanes,m. 

A princelie bowſe. 

1 Palatium,n, 

VV ithout a prince, 

1 Anarchus. 

Peytaining to 4 prince, 

I Principalis, . 

Prince-like, : 

- Regoys , regificus, bafilicus, 
ad. 

Prineely. 

x Regie, regaluter, regikice, bafilice, 
principaliters 

AP:inctpall,or c<h:ef# government 
profe[ſron, 67 trade. 

1 Archos. 

A principall,or head of a ( olledge. 

1 Prinopalis,gymnaſiarcha. 

A princypall doey. 

2 Autor,m.drnx.com g. 

One prime 1pall abowe the reft, 

1 Summariws,m. 

A principall ſurmme »f moncy boy- 
roned. 

1 Sors,Ff. 

Princ:pallnig. 

1 Principatns, primatus,m, dormid, 
n.principalitas,. 


| Anholte "x 2h tre, 


1 Hierarchia,f. 
Prineipall, or chief, 

1 Principals, przcipuus. 
mus,primus,potfiimus,ad. 
Prince pally, I Pracipne, adv. vide 
cmefr'y, 

Th: Principle. 

1 Axioma , principium , rudimen 
tum , pronumncatum, N. Pronnncia- 
tio,k. 

A principell as lawyers cali it. 

I Pufiumn. Thus 

The firit prineiple, Elementum, 
Pertammyg to princypler, 

1 — ropes 

ToÞrint, r Tmprimo. 2 Inicri- 
bo,nſculpo,incido. 


2 Sum- 


—_— 


To print more over, or vpen that 
printed, ' 
1 Superpingo. 

To print deepely im the nuind, 

1 Inculco, 2 Afago. 

DPrinted,us printed v1 ones mind, 

1 Imprefſus. 2 Scripts, fignatus, 
conſlignatus , inſculptus , turmaws, 
comprehetfius,p.” 

A prntiveg,or markiny, 

1 Imprefliost. 

A print, or mayke, I Nota,f ſigil- 
lum. 2 Veſtigum,n. 

A print,or mwirke of ſome burning or 
ſearmg. 1 Stigma. 

A print of the foote. 

: Veſtigium,n. 

A - ary yon to marks with, 

1 Ti ' 


A little printing ron, 

1 Tudiculayf. 

To Dint,«s to print bookes, 
1 Ex 2 Imprimo. 
Printed, 

1 Excuſus. 2 Impreſſus 
A printer 


The chin printer.” 
1 Prot phus,m., 
A printing, bath 
S'2 P ia, aphi » 
- 1p | of 


A printers preſſe wide prefſe. 


A or preer, 
I | rec rang amiſtes, 
A priceſſe. 1 Anuſtita,f. 


| A prierſhp. '1 Phoratus,m, 


Prumtie, 

Antquitas,prioritas. 

ll 1Izifons, » Carcer,m. cuſtodia 
phylaca,f crgaſtulum. 2 Clauſtrum, 
vinculum, vinclum. 

Priſons, 2 Lautumiz,vel latumiz, 
arum. 

A priſoner,or he that u tn pr ſon, ; 

1 Captivus, carceratus. 2 Vin- 
us, catenatus, clauſus, conſtn&us, 
captus. 

A priſcner taken in var. 

1 Maneipium,n. 2 Captivus. 
Keepers of a priſon. 

2 Cuſtodic, arum,vide Lailer, 

A gereralt power, or pernd ſion gie 
ven to any man, 10 take one ad pr ies 
ner, 'n.' ranſome him. 

2 Clariganio,f. 

A privat YIcrſon chat hath no com- 
mon cffier or authevitte, 

2 Privatus,ideota, 

A privvte writi gs 

F, Ichographum. 

Privua' ly,or in (eeret. 

1 Privatim, intus, 2 Familijariccr, 


adv. 
Y)2toatton,o” bercaving. 
1 Frivatio. 2 Vidunas,f. 


—_— 


Privation of ſences. 

1 Stupor, 

Prrvation,or let of a natwrall funttis 
on. 3 Perofit. 

Privat me. 


1 Privativus,ad. 


To do nktine 

3 Cla no, 

Togoby priwily,or ealth, 

1 Rt, 7 

A privie place, 1 Latebra,f. 

Priegor ſtcret. 

1 Clandeſtinus, inteſtinus, arcanus, 

occulcus, inapertus,lecretus, latens. 

, Czcus,tectus. 

Privie to a thing+ 

1 Conſcws. nx Teſti. 

Priily. 

1 Occults, abſcondite, abdie, cela. 

tim,adv.clam, pr. fer.abl.clanculum, 

clandeſtino,ſecrete,perclam. 

2 Myſtice, privatim, latenter, late- 

_ tazite, ſcorfim, ſemotis, tur « 
$ 


The Diivie parts of 4 man. 

1 Teotum, vinle,n. penis, mentula, 
mento,f.yide yeard, 

The privie parts of a man or women, 
1 Verenda,penitale, 1m, na- 
turale,naturala,orum,n. 
The privie parts of a woman. 

1 Cunnus,m.interfemincum ſemen 
ey = + ex Omg 2 Nautu- 
ra,t.mulebra 


Prime Chamber. 

Conclave. 

AJMzrtvie,or houſe of office. . 

1 Cloaca. » Latrina, ſentina, feti- 
cina,t. 

A Common prove, 

1 Foricayt. 

A clenſer of privies,nade farmer. 

T- Priviledge. 

z3 Frivilegio. 

WE priviledyee. 

1 Privilegium. 2 Vacatio,f, 

A proviledged place. 

2 Perfugium,retugium,n. vide /an* 
fuane. 

Primledged, 

1 Privilegiarms. 
AYobationer, 

2 Prob.nous,m. 

A probation. 

1 Probatio,F. 

Pretabil tie, 

1 Prubabilitas,F. 

Provably. 

1 Protabilieer,credibilicer ady. 
AJWobleme. -+ Problima,n. 
To YIoceed, or go forwe. rd 

1 Pergo proccdo. 2 Loanteoen- 
tor, progredior, proficio, 

To preceed,or creep Ly irttle & little 
2 Serpo,prolavor. 

Te proceed,or come of a thing, 

1 Profafor. 2 Fluo,manodimar 
NO,PEIVEN,EXVIEUT. 


PRO 


PRO 


PRO 


»* 2 ” 


A 1a4" 12ſt proceed, 

1 Graſliadumeſt. 

Proceeded 

2 Exormus,natus,P. 

A proceeding. 

1 Proceſſas,progreſſus, m. progre(+ 
ſho, t. 

T's hae YI zgcelle 2gainſt any. 

2 Litiga, ; 

A pr1je, FPrzda. 

To le/5 hy proceſſe. 

1 Caulam anuttere, caulam perdere. 
A proceſſe. 

1 Proceſſis,m. 2 Perſecutio,f. 

A procefſe,or firife in law, 

: Dica, 3 Formula, controverſia, 
is,F. 

A proceſſe in any matt *r hanging wel 
together, 

2 Scries,cuntinuatio,F. 

A proceſſe verball. 

2 Renunciatis. 


| Proceſſion, 


Proceſlio,perambulatio, 


T- !Moclatine, or makg a proclae 


i Proclamo , condamo, denundgo, 
pronuncio,renundio,declaio,promul- 
go. 2 Proponugltendo. 

Io proclatme ſolemn for great cau» 


ſtr,94 but telsfaſtings,and triumphs. 
2 Indico. 


To proclaime war. ' 

s Clarigo,ſignum dare buccina, 

To proc: aime that whoſdev.r findeth 
him, may lawfully fleahin, and haue 
reward for hu | abour. 

1 Proſcribere abquem. 

To proclame ſale of ay things 

' Proſeribo. tags. 
Tobe proclaimed, 1 Renuncior. 
To proclaime to 1ruſſe vp bug «nd bag- 
gage for the removing of 4 campee 

z Conelamare vaſa. 

Proclaimed 

1 Indiftus,cdiaus,promulgatus. 

2 Propoſitus. = 

A prota mer. 

1 Proclimator,promulgator. 

A proclamation. 

I Praclamatio,p omit luatio,f, edi- 
Rum,n. 

A preclamation of war. 

1 Clarigatio,f. 

APtoconiul. 1 Proconſul,m, 
Tae preeonſi:ls office, 

1 Proconlolatus,m. 

Belonging to the proconſull. 

1 Procontularr,ad. 
AMocreate,vide ro beger, 
AYRocto!, A: torney, or Sollicitor 
of {nts 

1 Advocatus. procurator, aionari- 
tis pragmatiens. 2 Cognitor, pa» 
trons, 7507 defenior, m. procurae 
tor cavſucum. 

A proftor ſteward,or evaſcer, 


z Caſtaldus,epiſtares. 


A prottour projecurmg other ment 


F yaiticrs. 


3 Vindex,com g. 

belonging to a protÞour, 

1 Procucaty: 

Procraſtinate, 

Prociaſtinou. 

Te JI) pacnr2or get. 

1 Procu0,paro,Progrengacquro,ef- 
ficio,conſculco, cunſequor, nanciicor. 
2- Conflo,vt, bellum contlares's pro» 
care nary, excito, comparo, concalio, 
invenio, tero, arceſſu, appono,cmo, 
folk ro,ftruo. 

To procure 1 £ifis. 

1 Redimo. _. 

'Dr ocurer\ ptr vaied, provaded, 

1 Procuratus. 2 ContaRus,confla- 
tus,emptus,condutus. 


A ecuring. 
x aratio. 2 Conciliatio,cap- 


tatio,F, 

[rocuratoz, lat. he that gathereth 
the ffuits of abenefice for anotber. 
To play the prodigall child. 

1 Luxwior,huxurto, 23 Immodico. 
To ſpend hu goods j b 

3 Þrodigo,vide Lg "7 


] Aprodigall eater. 


2 Ganeo,obliguritor,largitor.m. 
A prodig all py 

1 Acolaſtus,m. 

Protige litie, vide exceſſiueneſſe. 
P2odigious. "WT 

: Pr 


Prodiguuſly. 
Prodnion. 
Proditto. 
To ofer, vide to offer. 
To pr«ffer,or aſſay,vide ts aſſay. 
Parole, vide ro proome, 
To Boofelle, 
1 Profitcor, 
Prefeſſ. d. 
1 Proteſſns,p, 
Not profrſſi ds 
1 Improfeſſus. 
A proſſir. 1 Profeiſor,m. 
A profeſſion. 
1 Voleſſio,f, 
A profeſſion of religious perſons, 
1 Sihaimomum,n. 
A profe [ſion of rel:g19, i Hierodvla,f 
Of,or belonging to profefſion. 
: Profeſſorius,ad. 
To ]13:0fit 1 Proſum,comodo,pro- 
ficio. 2 Confero,procredu,conduco, 
promereor,promeriv,promoveo, 
To tals all the profit of athing. 
2 Pertruor, 
It b profitable. 
Exc edit, confert, conducit, refert, 


imp. 


Profit or commoditie. 

1 Commoditas, vulitas,f. commo. 

dumglucrum,n. quaſtus,m. 2 Bos 

nam, conpendiQ, n. v{ſs,factus,pro- 

feRtus,fructus,m.res, viiheas,(alus,f. 

Great profit. 

3 Oprumitas,f, 

the profu of 1 hour, 

1 Operepretium,n. 

Profii th-1 one maketh of athing. 

2 Pioiectus,m. 

TD rofit gotten by labowr. 

1 Emolumenium,n. 

Prefit,» here ore that had the ſe of 

thing, called wins {ruftuarius ſwrren- 

dereth that right (311; le vnto the lord. 

Tie profit and wſe of another mans 

$ood.,with the cijent of the owner ghe 

ſtocke, rd ſbſtaxce being ſaved, 

i: Vis, m. 

Small profit, 

1 Qugſtiunculus,m, 2 Lucellum,n. 

A profiting. ; 

2 Progretlus,m, 

Profitabl:,vy commudions. 

1 Vulis, fruRuoks, rugi,fragifcr,ido- 

neus,commodus, . 2 Fonus, 

F 10h ,conducibilis, compendie- 

ſus, ptovidens, fazluc, verus, laluber, 

{alutans,ad. 

Verie profitable. 

Pervuls,ad 

Profitably. 

1 Frugaliter, commode, viiliecr, ef. 

ficacitcr. 2 Salubriter,belle,adv. 
domendbat proftably. 

1: Coummodolc,adv. . 
Jofunditie,or depth, 
EE ens fus,f.vi- 

de deepencſſe, 

Profourd,or deepe. 1 Profundus. 
2 Altus,ad reconditus,p.v.dcepe, 

Profuſe,vide lawijh. 

A JNoxentto:, vide begetrer. 

A progemuge? d. ſcent of bloud. 

1 Frolapia,progenies »R »PIO- 

les,gencalogia. 2 Kadix. 

rh progenie which cometh from one 
e 

1 Procapis,f. . 

To Pro olktcate., 

1 Reade 2 Demonſtro. 

Vidc i o ſoretell,and betoken. 

A prognetticator. 


DB.a Oo Ac 


I Fl "7 Oo 

A progn Fhication. 

1. Prognofticon,n. ephemeris,f. 

A Progrcile, 

1 Progreſſis,m progreſlio,f. 

To ma'« a\Johime. 

3 Frocemior. 

| roh: me. 

1 Prakaios procemium,n. 2 pro- 
beds geatethom ganeyern. 
To Prohibite,or /orbed. 

2 Interdicogituercedoabdico,is,ab- 
ſerreo. 


— — 


PRO 


PRO 


PRO 


A prohibition, 
1 Interditum,n. yeratio, interdiQio 
f, vide forvidding, 

An earnett promibition. 
1 Interdictio,F. 
Proutt,ide plox. 
Sroleenter, 

Prologus. 

Itolire, vide large. 
To make 4 Drologne. 
1 Prefan, proloquor, 


A prologue. 
1 


2 Proludo. 


_ prolegomenon,ante- 
,prologum,n.v. preface and 
_ 
NET rn 
ole after 4 thing 


T»IDzomniſe 1 Promitto, pol- 
lieu! paciſcor , » pro» 
culio, proculino. 2 Voyteo,recipio, 
indico, conſtituo , confirmo, anauo, 
offero,devoveo,condico. 

To promiſe often. 
1 Pollicitor. 

To promi/e openly. 
: Profiteor 


To promufe or vndert ake for avothey, 

1 Expromutto. 

- you feely,and with good will, 
Spondeo 


To promiſe mutzally. 


1 Compromitto, conſpondeo, con- 
VOVEO. 


To promiſe againe, 

1 Repromitto. 

To promiſe by giving the hand, 
3 Palmito, 

m promuſe gift,price,or reward. 
T prom faithfully, 

Tel is promiſe 

2 Deftuo. W 


To promiſe in Ow 
83 


> Tort IE conliſto, conſto, 


2 Preſt PI I—_ 


Promiſed in marriage. 
1 Sponlatus,p. 
Promiſed to God, 
A promiſer, 
z Pollicror,promiſfor,m. 
A promnſer 11; marriage. 
1 Sponſor,m. 
A prem ſe breaker, 
1 Fardifragus,m. 
A promiſe. 
1 Promillio, fponſio, F, promiſſum, 
ſponſum. 23 Conditum,n. fides,f. 
A promiſe to jay money,or my 
a thing that w required, 

poll icitatio,f.ſtipulat 


fry polliatum,n- "No (EP 


2 Votus,p, 


A promiſe er vow to Ged, 

1 Votum,n. 

A promnſe whereby we make the indge 
altentwe. 

x Epangelia,f. 

A free, or wiking promiſe, 

1 Polkcitatio,f. 

A yp ©. mo I 


4 remniſ ng. 
T . 
A promiſe made by faith, oat, or 


writ ng. 


23 Cautio,f. Po 
reat prom ſers of things, 


A [Domonto2y,or hil lying ont ine 


To ]Izomote,or advance. 
i: Fromoveo. 2 Proveho 

To promote to nobilu1e,or renoune, 
I Nobilito, 

To promote a maitey in lay. 

3 Promello, 

To ſeeke for promotion, 

2 Ambio. 


Prometed. 

1 Promotus,cxaltatus. 3 Auqus, 
prouectus,p. 

He that promoteth,oy advanceth. 

I Promotor,m. 

Promotion. 


1 Promotio,f. honor,m, 2 Orna- 


A canes , 

I Enalatic, 

AP:omotour. 

: Confiſcator,confiſcarius. 2 Inqui» 
tor. 


A promotour , which chauing part of 
bo Law bringeth men into trouble, 


T Dompt 


4 prompter. 

2 Monitor,m. 

-= prompts; 
10,f. 


Fe... readineſſe, 


: Dexteritas, prothymia,f, promp- 
tus,m. 3 Facilitas, facultas, f. pro- 


cincus,m. 

Prompt,or readie. . 

1 Expeditus. 3 Agilis,alacer,ala- 
cris,preſens. - 

Verie prompt. 

1 Per ditus, promptus. 2 Stre* 


RS, 


Tromptly, or readily. 

1 Parate.prompte, 2 Voluntaric, 
voluntario,numerato. ns 
Tromwulgation. Prom ulgario 
APonge, prechfer ke. 

1 Mega furca,f. 2 Kidens,co.g. 
Proncmeſſe, x Pronkas,t. 
Prone. 1 Prorus,propenſus. 2 Tn- 
— V1.4, cline. 


T» ]Nonounce, 
1 Pronuncioy profari. 2 Profero, 


promo, cxprimu,expe- 


T dijirrt and | ſi 

« pronownce diſiar ty, eaſurce 
ly. 3 Explano. _ 

To pronounce rowndly. 

2 Volyo. 

To pronounce perfed ly; 

2 Accino. 


” rencunc in ſinging. 
ccino, procino. 
Ge ed, 


1 Pronunciatts. ne a TR 
Cupatus,enumciatus, part. 
_ yand hardly pron exnced. 


So ronouncer of a pro 
1 Profatica —_— Mo 
Pronouncing 

1 Pronunclatio,f pronunciatus, pro- 
farus,m. 2 Ptofatio,aGio,t. 

b arbarows pronouncing. 

1 Farbariimus,m. 

Pronourcing im the botteme of the 
mouth, 

1: Ccaolſtomia,f, 

A pronouncing of a thing to be writ« 


ten. 


I Diatura,f. 

That  pronourced. 

1: Enunciarivus,ad. 
A4I10Nounce, 

To]D100ue,er! 

To]I200ut,or rrie. A 

I Ex ,exigo,vt exigere colum- 
AasS a hum,to proouc whee 
ther the yon bee woade by the plum 
rule, 2 Periclitor,cognoſco, vide to 
aſſare. 


To hane proofe, or ſure luowledge of, 
xz Compeno, 

oy proue by diligent ſearching, 

1 Exploro. 

To proue maſteyies, 

1 Certo. 


A procfe,or example. 
1 Documentum,ſpecimen. 


Proofe,or t ir1all 1 Experimentum, 
men.lvpecunen 

2 Periculum,n. : 

Proofs of money. 

2 Spedatio pecunie 

To Danane.r en] _— 

1 Probo, comprobo, 2 Eftiio, 

menſlro,vide to —_—_ 


To prooue a thing worthie $0. bee ap- 
proved, 
: Approbo. 
To prome a thing 1rute ; 
1 Ventico. 
To proue falſe 
1 Refello,vide to confirte, 
To proue plamely by witneſſ-1 y Or 
wr: TINgs. 
2 Dcceo, 
Troved 


———— 


— 


PRO 


PRO 


PRO 


Proved by witneſſes. 

1 Conteſtatus,p. 

M ami'efty proved. 

1 Provatus, comprobatus. 2 Tllu- 
ſtratws,p, 

A proving by witneſſes. 


1 Teſtificatio,f. 2 Memoria homi- | 


num, 

Proof by writings. 

* Memoria tabul aria,memoria con- 
12nata, 

A 1 proof of any doubt full matter. 
1 1mentum,n. 

A plame prooff,cr d.monitration. 

odixss,F. 


" a zates 


7+ mate Puoper war 

1 Propneto. 

A I ard owne*, 

I 

_ propertie, . 

1 Proprietas, 

The propertie, or naturall diſpoſition 
of athmg. 

1 Ingeryum,n.naturaf. 

The propertie, or rightfull wſe of a 
thing. 

I Polſeſl of. 

Tropertie, or cufFome drawne from 


Of hu owne proper. 

1 Snamet, ſcuapte, & ſuopte, abl. yt 
ſuap:e vi. 

That t proper to one,and hu owne. 
2 Allodium,n. 

TP roper,vide peenliay. 

To make proper, neate,or fit, 

x Concinno. 

Preperneſſe,vide neatne(ſe. 
Proper, or fit, 

1 Conveuiens,concinns,ſcitus, 


2 Idoneus,aptus ,ad.compoſitus,p. 
Dreverly,or handſomely made. 

1 Amuſlitatus, ad. 

Properly 3 ba —_— 

1 V er. 2 Apte, 
com to, 


Not properly. 


1 Inconcinne,i 


Las 2am, 


7 Brachene. 
1 Prophanv. 2 Conſcelero. 
T's make that prophane , which was 


Rerady, 


| hallored. 


» Exanguro, 

Prophaned. 

z Prophanart p 
i prophane thing. 

1 Prophanum,n. 

A proph wing. 


JE , —— 
I P 


. w a2 


Prophare. 
= 

To 11320 f. : 

I Addivine, prophetoz n _ 

CO,Cano, prenarro,precino, 


« Vide to divine, 


To begin to prophecie. 


2 Vateſco, 
A prophet. 

x Propheta,prophetes, vates, fatidi- 
cus, yaticinator,faticanus, faticinus, 
fatiloquus, vatidicus. 2 Przdicator, 
premonſtrator,m. 
A great prophet. 1 Trifatidicus, 
A falſe prophet. 
1 Pſeudo prophera. 
" ares. 

Prophetiſſa , hariola, vaticina- 
win. 
on } «x 7 


ium,n vatieinatio. 
rophecying,or be that prophecicth. 
1 Prefa 
Belonging to 4 prophet 
1 Propheticus,ad 


Prater” 


Propirtatopt. 


Propittatorius., 


The Th: Proportion, making,or ſtature 


of a bedie. 
1 Lt ,n,ſtatura 2 Com - 
poſitio,f, 
The proportion, or likeneſſe of anie 
thing. 
2 Face ago,f. fimulacrum,n. 
A proportion, or - "cat of one 
thing with another, ; 
iP roport 
ratio,f. OS 
A due and equall proportion, and 
meaſure of things, 
z Commenſus,m. 
Due proportion of each thing to the 
other in reſp: it of the whole. 
1 Symmetria,f. 
A proportion of the foure chiefs qua- 
litzes of the bodze. 
1 Tem 
Proportioned. 
1 Proportionatus,ad. 

proportioned. 
1 Aqualis,cquabilis,ad. 
Ill proportioned. 
1 Inconrinnus,ad, 
Anſ' moo in propertion, 
1 Analugos 
A propertiou cArethmeticall,contai- 
ning the —__ halfe ſo much. 


N, 


A——— 


Propoſed. 
% = eus,p. 
opoſition, 
: 4 | A 
——Y + ax10- 
A part - - Fl qu" ition ſignifying no 
ful _ 
I 5 RT, 
Ts vp,or 
: Ede confulci, _—_— fuf- 
bulcio,etflcio.perk , 
adminiculor. 
To pro 4 vine, 
I "$6 ker 2 Palo, 
" - - o_ Ups 


H—_ 


2 Fultus, fulcitus, confultus, canthe- - 


riatus, impedatus. 3 Nixus, ſub- 
mxus,p. 

A propping. 

I Fulurat 

A A prophonee up of vines, 


—_ prop 
1 Fulcrum, f "\Icimentum , fuſtenta- 
culum m, pedamen, 
mentum bin, ktfucum We 
men,n. ſublica,ful 

{A forke,or ſuch like, wherewnh cot- 
rages are propped vp. 

1 Ccrvus,m. 

A prop for vines, 

1 Sudis,palus,m. 

A broken peece of a prop ina Vine. 
yard. 

I C ' _ ' 
Peopzietarie. Qui haber proprie- 
tatemgor for him that hath an 1mpr o« 
priation, 


T-D29108t- 


Pol. 


1 Prorogatus,p. 
A proroging. 


To Proſeribe, 

1 Proſcribo, vide to baniſh and exile, 
To conſpire,or defire proſcription. 

1 Proſcripturio. 

Pro ——_ baniſhed,ſo that one rudy 
kill bim, 

I Proſcriptus. 

Proſeription, 

1 Proſcriptum,n. 

Troſcriptiongor epen ſale,ard ſelling 
of mens goods againſt —_— and 
reaſon. 2 Haſta (celerat 
Ptoſe,thet which i; wot mer od 


Profaica 

2 Soluta atio, 
Pedeſtns 

Libera 

Solueus ſermo, 


That which # mm proſe,cy net meeter. 
1 Profaicus,ad. 


To | 


| 


—_— 


PRO 


\ 


UOT,CXEQUOT. [ 
bw Paoſelpte, 7 one that # newly 


turned to the faith. 

1 Proſe! 2 Neophytus,m. 

A Paolpect. 

: Aus,m. 
zolpcr. 


: Exvalefio, 


To proſper,or come ro paſſe, 
T make mctopofersg lucke. 
7 b ef profper! 
o bring out of pro tre, 
_ 
roſpered. 
1 Secundatus 
Prefers 
| hmm res —— proſpe- 
rx. 2 Succeſſus,m. 


2 ' 


2 Dexter, vrilis.ad. favens,p. 
Proiperomſly. 

1: Belliſime,ady. 2 Flumine tcun- 
do,ſecundis avibus. 


- # 


7-Proteat = .or throw downe. 


To prottrate, neut. «s 10 proffrate 
bimſelfec. 
z: Pi 1 
Proſtrate,or | ng on the earth. 
x Stratus. 3 
: Prone = 09-7 ah catting downe, 


2otect,vide d:fend. 
_ roteFFour of the commons, vide 
0UVITROUTS. 
« that hath beene proteFour of the 
commons, 
Of r belongs pe 
Of, or belonging to proteit ours, 
eibuni—s od. 


of protedt on. 
x Tcl diemela,proetio.l a 


Of belonging to Yvan 
Tutela ad. 


To Moteſt, 
1 Couteſtor,proteſtor. 
To proteſt openly . 
2 Clamito. 
He that proteiteth any thing. 
x: Proteſtator,m. 
A proteftation, or open declaring of 
ones minde 
1 Proteſtatio,Ff, 
A ]otonotarie,or chief ſecreta- 
rie, 1 Protonotarius,m.primus vel 
acceſs notatius, 
To]Dotract, 
2 Protraho,traho, 


To20Ug, vide prockcs 


zovender for cattle. 
Pabulum,n, 

Stan for beaſts, made of divers 

hands of herbes , or pulſe ſowne toge= 

ther, x Ocymum,n. 


Pertavning to pro vend, er, 
: P, I5,ad, 
by Heake Proverbs. 


L* 1: $2 ne ad - 


2 Ditum, verbum,n 

A proverbe applied to things , and 
Fimes. 

1 Parcmia,f. 

Proverbuall. 

: Provetbualis, 


To provide for before hand, 
> Precaven. 
To provide what to ſay. 

1: Mcd:tor. 4 f 

They will provide for. 

1 Cavebitur,imp. 

It u provided. 

1 Comparatum eſt,imp. 
Provided. 


1 Proviſus, paratus, Preparatus,com- 
paratus,p. 


A provider,or purveyor. 
T TONE 2 Adminiſter, prazbi- 


A A provider of corne. 


rumentarius,m . 
The providers of corne for an armie, 
x ( pinato mm. 
4 To of viAuall. 
;v.cator. 
— oe fodder for cattel. 
: Fabulaor 


on proven, 
patio, proviſio, 
f preparatus. paratus, apparatus, in- 
ſtrutus,m.paratum,n. 3 Ornatus,m. 
A proviſion taken, 
1 Cautio, cautela,f. 
Neble and ſumptuons proviſions 
i M 1a,F. 
Honeur able proviſ on. 
i M 


Prov ſion of fodder for laboring cat» 
rell, 


1 Pabulatio,f. 

Houſbold proviſcon. 

1 Penus,m.penum,n. 

Proviſieu for one day, 

1 Diarum,n. 
Proviſion for & ionrney, 

r Viaricum,n. 

Prowſion for vittualls. 


1 Obfonatus, m. obſonjum, opſoni- 
umn 

Provident, v 

3 Catus,cautus,ad. 


T 3 


— 


Gods providence. 
2 Fatum,n 
He that providerh notyfor the t:11e to 
come. 

: Improvidus. 
Provided yet. 
I Pow 
A 1920 

i chia. 2 Terra, 


One of a province,provinciall, 
ea -w__ + 


"Pertaining to 4 province, 


To provoke a, aud make biz hu 
enemies. 3 Inconcilio. 
To provoketo anger. 
La ws ry 2 
0v0ke pleaſantly,or allure, 
o,prole&o, proliceo. 23 Ti- 
tllo,vide ro allure, 
To provoke to appetite. 
i: Ela ſaporem 


Proveked pleaſantly. 
1 Illecus,p. 
Provoked with an evill ſprite 


Nor provoked. 
1 Incxitus. 
A proveker- 

1 Provocator,inſtigator, concitator, 
m.trix,f. 
A provoker to anger. 
1 Exacer ,m. 
A provoking, provecatuen , or pro- 
vohement, 
1 Provocatio,iritatio, impulſio, i in- 
Citatiu,concitatio, cx 
protitauoyt. Input. Irntamen- 
tum, TT , incita- 
bulum,fuſcitabulum,jlcurn, INcenti- 
yum.2z1I tum,n. vide entice= 
ment, 
That which provoketh to. 
x Incenrivus, 
Proveking pleaſantlys 
1 ProleSibilis.ad. 
Of,or belonging Fo provoking. 
x Provocat 
A Movolt. 
I Pre poſitus,m. preſes,com.g. 

ro Veſt", 
x Comes judicium« | 
A proveft mart al,ihat bath life and 
death in hu hands. 


1 Rexum capitalium prefeQues, 


— 


PRO 


PVD 


—_— 


PVE 


I: 19:ovulgate. 

1 Provnlgo,vide to publiſh, 

10 be\N10w0s 

i Super5io,infoleo, 2 Tumeo,con- 
tumeo, mumelco, con pertur® 
geo,cxtollor,influr,ampullor. 

T1 begs to be pron de,or wax prowd. 
1 Infoleſco, 2 Tumeſco, contu- 
melſco. 

Prowdueſſe, pride, or arrogarcie. 

1 Superbia, inſulenna, arrogantia,f. 
fafbs,m. protervia, proterviras, ala- 
zOnia» 23 Elatio, inflativ, f. tumor, 
{piricus,m. 

Prowde end hauthtie words. 

: Anpullz,f tcſquipedalia verba. 
Prowad. ms 

1 Superbus, inſolens ,” ambitioſirs, 
maznificus , proteryus , glorioſus, 
hy hanes, faſtuoſus , 2 Elatus, 
inflatus,p rumidus,terox,turgidus,ta- 
ſtidiows,perferox. 

Somenhat prowd. 

: Glorioſulus, arrogantiuſculus, fab-' | 


x Superbiloquus, magniloquus, ſu- 
Prewdly. 
1 Inſolenter, arcoganter, fauftuoſe, 
proterve,proterviter,ſuperbe, jatan- 
terggloriole. 2 Faſtidio(e, clate, 
contumelioſe. 
Somewhat arrogantly. 
1 Subarroganter,ambitioſe. 2 Sub- 
hae, ferociter, adv. vide hrwtie. 
A proxiegl.a licence 10 be abſent. 
1:oweſle,vr x ncbl- af, 
2 Virus, ft. fterma,fatum. 
mdence,vide w:/dome. 
rudent. 
z Dogmaticus,ad.v. wiſe. 
To Pune frees. 
2 Puto, deputo, amputo, interputo, 
eomputo,farpo,farpto. 
To prove tree: fleightly, 


A primer. 

1 Amputator. 2 Falcator,m. 
A pruning of trees. 

1 Putatiogf. 

A 1mme. 

1 Prunum.n. 

A nmacks pruve. 

1 Prunum damaſcenum, 
Atamncke prune dried, 


© paſſum , prunum rugo- 


—w—___—_ — —_—— 


P ante S 
Te write Plalmes, _ 


3 Plal ho 

A plain 

: Plalmi -plalmiſtes,m, 
A writer of P/almes. 

: Pſalmographugm. 

A pſalme, 

1 Plalmus,m. 

A pſalme ſunte before the ſermon. 
1 Modul , 

A writing of p/almes, 

1 Pal | 


A  — boke of pſalmes :alſo 
an innru ( C 

_ a 6 tg Giri 
1 Pſaltarium,n. 


P ante T 


Ptiſane, barley hutked and ſodden 


m water, 1 Ptifana,f. 


P ante V 


APublicane. 

x Publicanus,n. 

DPublicke,vide common, 

The JBublicke weale. : 

I 7 GA publicum, 
To 

1 Vulgo, publico, evulgo, divulgo, 
provulgo,invulgo,cdo, indico,cdico, 
mulgo,promulgo, pervulvo,predico, 


Ltd tt td 


ſpargo,effero, profero, d enun - 
cio, 

To be publiſhed,or to be ſpread abroad. 
1 Divulgor, percrebreſco. a Ef 


fAlua,emano, pervagor. 
Publiſhed. 1 volgats, divulgatus, 
evulgatus,, 


publicatus, predicatus, indictus, edi- 
tus, P+ edititius,ad 2 Peryagatus 
MEANS 

Not liſhed, 

I Mwgey 

A probliſher, * 

1 Vulgator,evulgator,cditor. 

2 Enunciator, 

A pnbliſher of proclamations, lawes, 
decrees & c, 

1 Preco,predicator,promulgatoram 
A publiſhing,or publ:catton. 

1 Pubilcatio,divulgatio, edits, pro- 
muleatio,f. 

| Aung, 

1 Fartum,n botulus, botellus. 

A bearer pudd ng. 

1M bon 

A pudding called an ifing. 

1 Ificiumn, 


A pudding called a blonding, 

3 Apexabo. 

A gut pudding, 

x | 4 man, 

A pudding made of milkgcheeſe and 
hearbes. 

1 Morctum, neut, herboſum more- 
tum Y 


A udding,or frenchmole, but rather 
a /onfage 

I ica,f. 
A liyering pudding. 

A lryering pudding. 


A pan pudding, 
: Minutal,n. 

A kind of pudding made of a thicke 
ut. 


: Murtatum,n. 

A certaine pudding eaten onely at 
funeralls. d 

1 Silicernium,n. 

A pudding maker, 

I Faitor, 

Stuffed like a pudding. 

I Falicus.ad. Y 


A 
; Jundydle, 


To Juffe,aQtivum,or blow, 
2 vide to blow, 

To puſfe out. 

1 Exhalo. 

To puffe downe. 

I ny 0. 

To puffe, or blowgto Lindle the fire. 
1 Sufflo. 


To make to pufſe vp. 

I Turdfad * , 

To puffc,new. or riſe vp by leavening. 
Famentefoo 


I . 

To become puffed vp. 

1 Tumeo,1 co, ampulleſco, v. 

to ſwell, 

Puſſetvp. 

1 Inflatus, ſufflatus, wmefaQus, p. 

tumidus,per Jus,intumidus,ad 

A puffing wp. 

1 Ifilatico,ſtifflatio, 

A pufſing vp of the fieſh by ſome ill 
#mors, 

i: Tamor,m. 

A puffe of wind, 

1 Flatus,m flamen,flabrum,n. 

A greai puſfe of wind. 

1 Perflatus,m, 

A puffe riſing an bread newly baked. 
z Hetra,heRa,f. L 4M 

A pufſe erewing on the grownd ca 

of | por - hat,a toad ſtools 


' #r uſhrome. 


1 Tuber,n fungus,m. 
Nor puffed vp. 


2 Azymus;ad. 
To i Puiſlant 
1 Valco. 

Tuiſſance. "0s 
x Fortitudo, valentia, polſentra,vir- 
ws,t.potentatus,m, 2 Ox6,t. vide 


rength, 
frees Prifſant 


x 


[ 
1 


do 


PVL 


PVL 


P.V.N 


—_— 


Puiſſant, 
1 Valens, - Þ- validus, 
fortis,generoſus,armipotens, bellipo- 


tens,multipotens, robuſtus. xz Ner- 
volus,herculcus,ſ@vus.ad 


i Prevalidus,przpotens,ad. 


To Bull, or þluckes 
1 Vello,vellico, 

To pullby widlences 
1 Rapiv, 

To pullyvy plucke aweie by force, 

1 Eripio. 

To pull of 

1 Devello,divello,decerpo,carpo. 
2 Diſtringo. 

To f lneke backegor withdy.op, 

1 Reprehzndo, rezaho, renello, de- 
traho,receilv. - 3 Refrzno, 

To pul away,or from, 

t Subdaco. 

To pull fromgor downe, 

1 Deruo, deturbo, deduce. 2 Ex- 
termino,impello. 

To pull downe that is faſtned, 

: Rehgo. 


To pull yp by the roots, 

x Stupo,exterpo, eradico, exradico, 
eruo,cunvello. 

To pull vp hearhc:and weed;. 

3 Exheibo, 

To pull vp weeds, 

iE nico. 

To pull yp together, 

1 Cony 

T puli away. 

1 Devello, divello, avello, detraho, 
deripio,abltraho,abduco, 

To pull vp agaie, 

1 Revello, 

To pull before. 

1 Prevello,antevello, 

To pullto, 

1 Actraho,apprebendo. 

To pull in peecer,or aſunder. 

1 Deftraho,diſcerpo,diduco,procer- 
po,concerpoxcovello. 2 Deglutino, 
ſcindo, 

To pull vp their hearts,or ſpirits. 


1 Erigere animos,crigere Mentes. 
To pulhereand there. 


| x Intervello. 


To pill out, 

1 Evcllo,cxtraho. 
To pull out on-5 e168. 
2 Effodio oculos. 

To Þ wil out the tongue. 


.s Elinguo. 


To pull 2ut the teeth, 
3 Edemto, 

Tv pull off haire, 
l Fila, ilo,deglabro. 

To pull of feathers, 1 Deplumo» 


| 


To pull yp that which # ſet . 

1 Explanto, 

To pull 2p againe, 

x Revello, 

To pull off,or pull ſomewhat away. 
2 Demo, 


To pull off barks. 

1 Glubo,deglubo,decortics. 
Ts pull off ones ſhoves. 

1 Excalceo, 

To pull out the guts of any thing, 
1 Excntero. 


Pulled, 


1 Vulſus,p. 

TD wlled in ſundey. 

1 Diyulſus, diſtraQus, diſcerpus,la» 
mares, . 

Pulled. Vp» 

1 Evulſas,revulſus,convulſus,p, 


" Pulled ff. 


1 Decerptus 

Pullcd to, *P 

1 AttraQus,p, 

Pulled backe. 

: Rerratus,detraQus,p. 

Pulled from. 

1 Direptus,p. 

Pulled out. 

I Evulſus , erucus , extracus , tra- 

»P. 

Pulled away. 

1 Revulſus,detraRus,p. 

Pulled downe. 

1 Inzdificatus, 

Not palled downe. 

s Indi ad. 

Pulled, or gethered. 

1 Carptus. a Demptus,p, 

A priling, or plucking. 

1 Vellicatus,m.yellcacio,f, 

A pulling or. 

1 Valſur4cvulfo,revulſio,divulſio,f 

A pulling awate. 

I Avulſio,revulſo,detrattio, 

2 Eviatio caſtratio,f. 

A pulling wp. 

i Convulſio,f, 

A pulling vp ? therootes. 

1 Extirpatio,f. 

A woman , that with the inſtrement 

Volilla, pulleth 1p mens haires by the 

roots. | ilatrix,f. 

That cannot bee pulled vp, or yoored 

out. 

1 Incxtirpabilis. 

By pulls, 

l Vellicatim,adv. 

Pulch:ttude,vide beawtie, 

APDullet,or ou ben. 

I Pullaſtra,g lnella, g 

vella gallina. 

A Pulley wherm a cord rwnneth to 

Oraw any dung. 

1 Trochiea, __ 
þ 


The pulley in the top of «ſbip« 
I Carchelunn,n ' 


The cord of 4 _ 
1 Ducorius tunis. 

The pin of yron which goeth through 
the pulley, 

Aciculus, 


Pulſe,«s bemes, and peaſe. 

1 Legumen,leg um 

A kind af pulſe, ſomewhat like fet- 
ches, 

: Orobos,m ervam,n. 

A kind of pulſrca'led lupmes, 

1 Lupinus,m.lupinum,n. 

The place where the pulſe doth grow. 
1 Lupinctum,lupinarum. 

A kid of poiſe 

r Cicera,t. 

A hind of ſmal pulſe riſing vp by tew- 
drels {0b 'gh that men may makes are 


4 bowrs of ther, 


1 Faſcolus,phaſeolus,m. 

A mowing, or beating of the arteries 
called the JYullc, 

1: Pullus,m. 

The pul/es. 

1 _— yene pulſitales. 2 Ve- 
nz,f. 

Pulverizated. 

Pulverizatus, 

To JJumpe 2=t. 

: Antlo, 

To pumpe water out of aſbip. 

1 SentinO. 


A pumpe to draw watery, 

I F f. 

The pumpe of a ſhip. 

: Sentina,f. 

APumpe,or pinſos. 

1 Endromides,t. 

A chon,« kind of chifſell, 

To Junch,o" pricke. 

1 Pungo,vide to prickes 
APDunchton, or #o1f# of renger 12, 


Pumne,ville ftampe. 

To Junth. 

1 Punio,pleto.affligo,verbero. 

2 Vlciſcor, exequur, vindicn, coet- 
ceo, repolcere penas, Vide to chaſtic? 
and corrett. 

To pun'ſh heſtily 

2 Suppl cia reprzſentare, 

To puniſh,by fire or forjerture, 

I Mulo,mulco, v.'o mnerce, 

They laws Lcene pur ſhed. 

2 Vind:catum clt,impetſ. 


Pun ſhed. 

1 Punitus,mul&atus. 3 Animadver* 
ſus,p. . 
Nr puniſhed. 2 Inulms,adjeR. 


A puniſter, 1 Punitor, mulQator. 
2 Vitor,m. 
A 


_—__ 


| 


_— 


PVN 


PYR 


PVR. 


A puſhing, Ee bon $2 
1 Caſtigatio,punitio, yerberatio,am- 
madverſo, f. verbcratus, 2, pull» 
men,n. 

A puniſheng by the purſe or otherwiſe 
I Mulaariof. 

A puniſhment. o 

1 Supplicium,n-pena,multa,f, 
A pun ſhment, or condenanation done 


; by the {Cenſor. 


1 Cenſio,f. FORO. 5 
A kind of pun;/hment aving out 
of the L_—_ of the privie members of 
poore men taken in aduliernte, 

1 Paratilmus,m. . 
A kind of pw iſhment among the peya 
fian:, where the tops of two trees were 
drawne together,and the offendors be- 
ing bound to each of them by the legs, 
were drawne a ſunder. 

1 Diſphendomena. 

The pwn:ſhment that the ſoules doe a- 
bide, 

2 Manes,m. 

An equall puniſhment for an offence, 
as a hand for a hand, and one bone for 
another. 

1 Talio. | 
TD unſhment,or penaltie, 

3 Ponalicas,f. | 
Lackezor pardon of puniſhment» 

1 Impuratas,f. | 
A perſon worthie of puniſhment. 

1 Cerbero,m, 

P umiſhable. 

2 Crinigoſus 
VV ithout puniſhmevs. 

1 Impune,adv. 

A Duptl, fatherlefſe child,or ward. 

1 Pupillus,m pupilla,f. 

Pertaining to a pup, 

1 Pupillaris,ad. 

APuppet,or popper like « child, 

3 Papus,m pupa. 

A puppet , or little babes giuen to 
children. 

1 Sigillaria,n. ; 
Dauncing with puppets, 

1 Geſticularia,Ff. 

A puppet player. 

I Tale oth 2 Circulator, 
AY te, vide whelpe, 

To make JYurbhlind, 

1 Eluſco, 

Tobe pwublind. 

1 Habere oculos luſcos, 
Purblindneſſe, pe 
1 Eluſcatio,f. 

Purblind. 
s Luſcus,nyRalimicus,ad. videbld 


.- To Purchaſe,r buy (tr. 


x Emo,vide to by. 

To purchaſe or cer. 1 Acquiro,com- 

paro,paro. 2 Colligo,couuaho,vide 

attaine,ad obta:ne, 

Purchaſed,or gotten, 

1 , acquiſarus, adquiſitus,con- 
P- 


A purchaſer,or getter. 

23 Emptor,m. vide gets 

A purchaſing,or Mg: 

1 Emptio,redemptio,t. 

A Purchaſing,or procuring 
x Captatio,t. vide ger. 

To make JJure, 

1 Purifico. 

Dwreneſſe of lift, or puritie, 
I Synceritas, caſtimonia , puritas, 
pudicitia. 2: Iutcgritas, fo 
Pureneſſe, without mixture. 
1: Meracitas,f. 

PD ure,cleane,or vncorrupt. 
1 Purus,caſtus, imm 


TD mre,without mixture. 

x: Merus,ad. 

Pure,or cleere. ; 
—_ _— - 2 Candidus, 
ad. 

'P ar:ytrimgor fine. 

1 Terfus,p. 2 Limatus. 
Somerhat pure. 

2 Limatulus,ad. 

Pare,as water, 

3 El; . 

Pure,without mixture,or corruption 
3 Piſticus,ad. 


x Submerus,ad. 

Purely fencerely,or vncoryuptly. 

I Pa need ia caſte, incortup- 
tE,pute, puriter, 2 Inviolate, inte- 
gre,adv, 


Furely,or cleerely. 


| 1 Liquidits. 


Pwrely,finely,or neately, 

: Limat&,cmandate,ady. 

Purcly,without mixtwe. 

1 Mere,adv. 

APurfle about 4 womens gowne or 
4 


god, 

1 Limbus,inſtita,f. ſegmentum, ſeg- 
men,cfhlatum,n. 

A purfle maker,or embroderer, 

1 Limbolarius,m. 

That hath pu fles. 

1 Scementatus,ad. 


To lurge, #7 cleanſe any liguid 


thing. 

1 Eliquo. 

To purge diltgently. 

1 Repurgo,perpurgo» 

To purge out, 

2 Diruncio,diruncino. 

To purge by ſacrifice. 

1 Pio,expio,luſtro,ſacrifico,procuro, 
februo, vide clcanſe. 

To purge from gravel,,cy ſard. 

3 Exareno. 

To purge from chaſſe, 

1 Fxacero. 

Purred. 

1 Purgatus, expurgatns, mundatus, 
putus. 2 Excretus, inc: etus, deco 
Qus,p. 


Purged by ſacrifice. 

1 Luſtgatus,expiatus,p. 
A purger. 

I 1gAtOr,m. 


A purger fic. 
' pur - Ms 


A — purging. 
I atio,expurgatio,f purgamen, 
& Nh. 2 Diſlolutio, dewra- 


A pro ation made of aloes. 

I f ox rung i 
Durging, or pleaſing of God by [A- 
crifice. 


1 Expiatio,f, expiamen, expiamen- 

mr waypay Procuratio,f. 
urging, or (uch things as the ſea or 

a, <= farm " 4 

1 Ej ts 

A ing by fire, 

; Ch 

A purging of the citie by ſacrifice, 

everie fift yeares 

iL N, 

A purgateon by waſhing. 

3 Clan: ions called 

common ation, c aſia 

fiftula, OM : ca 

1 Cafia fiſtularis. 

Things pulled away in purging of ma- 

king cleane, 

x Decermina orum,n. : 

Sacrifices {or purging of ſeules. 

: Februa,orum, 
0 parecd. 

I "3x 

That may be purged, 

1 Explabilis, lultrabilis,ad, 

Pertaining to purging. 

1 Purgatoris,luſtralis,ad, 
Wrgaliuc, 

1 Catharticus,ad, 

That hath power to purge, 

1 Paacularis,ad, 


' Purgatozic pickepurſe. 


3 Purgatorium,n. 

To Jurifie, 

: Purthico. 

To pmrifie fom dvegs, 

1 Defzco,cffzco, 2 Clarifico. 
Purified. 

1 Putus,pwificatu,p, 
Purifying, 

1 Putificatio. 2 Clarificatio,f. 
The purificetion of the Uirgin. 

2 Purifi-atio.d'es purificationis. 
To make,or be of YYurple colour, 
1 Purpvro, 

To wax jurple. 

1 Purpuraſco. 

Purple coleurryvide colours, 

A purple veſture, or garment, 

1 Porphyris, 2 Murex, tyrianthi- 
na veltis. 

A pwple cloth. 3 Ameaticina,f. 
( lothed in purrle, 

1 Purpwrarus. z Conchyliatus,ame- 


thylt.aatus,ad, 
YHurlne 


—— 


P.VR 


PVR 


ah 


PVT 


Jurlue,or purley, fr. grounds nerre a 
forreſt, in which the owner may nos 
and hilldeare, 

A purluman,i. that hath ſuch land, 
1Iurpozt,or effect. 

1 Tenor,m. 

ToJIurpoſe,or intend. 

1 Deſtino, meditor, 2 Conor,in- 
tendo, 

Ts whoſe before. 

1 Bred '' Fa 

To remoue one from oſe. 

2 Deducos pope 

To breaks one ffom his purpoſe in 
talks 

I - NG 2 Abrumponterct- 
pio,uuercadoy 

1 am / Urpoſed. 

I Deliberatum eſt,conſtimum eft. 
It ſerveth tone pwipoſe. 

2 Vacat,imperſ. 

It u to the purpoſe, 

1 Refert. 

Purp Por mtended. 

: Meditatus,deftinatus. 2 Cogita- 
us,propoſitus,p. 

He that hath hu parpoſe. 

: Compos,vt,libertascompos. 

He that hath obtained by deſired bi 
bartie : hee thay can by no terrowt bee 
drawne fom hu purpoſe. 

3 Acolithus,m. 

A purpoſe. — 

1 Deſtinatio,f. , inſticu- 
tum, conſticutum. 2 Confilum,ftu- 
dium,ammus,m. , intenuo, 
ratio, ia,mens,f. 

An earneit purpoſe. 

: Imperus,m 

All things beſide the principall pw + 
peſe, 

Par m. 

4 the = 1 NE 


To Ao aq. --— 


: — 

eſides the purpoſe 

1 Obiter,pr h propolitum, 
To no purpo #3 

I Full lliter. 

To what purpoſe. 

1 Quoady. 

To that purpoſe. 

1 E6,adv. 

- the purps ſe. ; : 

, cr APte,ex= 


PE EN EII—_ 


Not to the purpoſe. 

1 Inſequentcr,ady. 

Not of purpoſe. 

I der de induſtria, dedita o- 
pera,cogiato,cogitate,compolite,ex 
diſpuſito,ex compolito. 

To make a e. 

3 Burſo, hs. 

A pur ſt bearer. 

2 Przbitor argentarius,m, 

A pmſe maker. 


_—_ 


| 1 Locularius, marſupiarius, crume- 
narius. 


A parſe cutter,vide cut-pur ſ+. 


1 _— manticula. 

vide big ana pouth, 

A lntle purſ, 

3 Burſclla.t. 

A luttle purſe ina great bagge. 

1 Paſccolus,m, Oe” 

Apurſe like a nes. 

2 Reticulum,n.fundayf. 

A pmrſe full of money, 

2 Vomica, 

A purſe to _ at ones girdle, 
2 Balkenmn- 


2 Alu, 


Purſe nets. 
2 Lina,orum,n. 
A Purlenant . 
1 Sator,apparitor,ceryx,m. 
To Purluz. be 
x Sequor,perſcquor,inhuor, proſe - 
To purſue diligently, 
1 Inſetor,conſecor. 
7. purſue againſt one. 
2 IRE. ve,diſ 
re damm,to purſue dammages. 
Tn ſue them 4 follow. 
2 Premo. 
Turſurd. 
1 InſcRatus,perſecutus,p. 
A pu'/uer, 
1 Secutor,conſeator,m. 
oA pw ſntng. 
1 Conteaaro,f fo 
Verie earneſt in purſumy, 
1 Perlequentiflimus,ad. 
By purſute, 
2 Ambitiuſt,ad. 
To a vide to provide. 
Te]Juh., 
1 Ferio,vide to dafh, 
« Eons one at anooher,as yanss do. 


bh, vide wheale or bliſter. 
Ou llanimitte. 
fillanimitas. 
ToJDut,or /er. . 
1 Pono,colloco,ſtatuo,conſtimo. 
_ ; out, 
admoyeo, ad}nbeo, ob- 
i jungo,appingo, applico. 
2 ——— adjicio, adapto, vide 7s 
ade, 
To put,or [ct in. 
1 fone coeur 


2 Intadnjnfive, 


—_— 
To put, or lay von. 


1 Impono,luperimpono. 


T 4 


_ IEEE: we Oo 


_ 


— 
_ 


| 2 Exonero, vt, Exigere honoribus, 


To put forth, 

:1 Exedo, edo, protendo. 

2 Effundo, exinfundo, profero,reji- 
cio,cmitto. 

To pitt backe. 

s Demoveo, afpell, p—_ 
retrndo, removeo, propello 

-_—_ off till a fiirthey day, vide de. 


4 put together. 

1 Compono, 3 Confero, commit- 
to,coniao, 

To put off,or ſhift pom, 
1 Protelo. 

To put off or thyuf? off. 
: Detcndo, ra , Ar- 


ceo. 
” ” rt downe. 


A 2 Depello. 


deme curam,ominte curam, Put aa 
cares 2 rejicio, ad. 


, » 
; . , 
To put away ito flendrie places, 
1 Di ſpelt 


To pur rato the ground. 
1 Inhumo. aa 
To put i gage, or pledge. 


1 Oppignero,reſtipulor., | 


To put m order, 


Diſpono. 
To put out of order. 
1 Demolior. 


Tegan. exclndo, exigo. 


exonerare aliquems 

To put a man out of autheritie, 

1: Expello. 

Tv put ont candle, fire,and ſuch like. 

1 Extinguo, oblicero,abo- 

ho,deteryo,crado,vide aboliſh. 

To put out of deorer, 

1 Elimino,evallo,cxcludo. 

To put out of one weſſell into another. 

x: Detru 

” put pow make of none effe, 
Obhtero, 

To _ out of "the breaftes , or ſo+ 


oro, 

To put cut ones Fitts 

1 Exoculo. | 
To put away by prayer,or intreatie, 
1 Deprecor. 

To put into the mouths 

xz Sublabro. 

To put in writings 

2 Prodo, 
To put vp 44 in homing: 

1 Excito. 

To put betweene, 

1 Interpono, interjicio, intercalo. 
To pmt,ov call afide. 

1 Sey6co. 


—— — — 


To 


| PVT PVT QVA 
T, 7 a/under. "OL | Put out or _ | ——_ 
1 o, {cpono, depono, , | x Extinaus,reſti »Þ+ 1 Quadratus,p. 
{ecerno. 2 Secludo. Put ot of office. : Nuadzate 4/þ*# of the planets, or 
To put vnder. I Exaucoratus,p.officiperda,m. fourth part of the Todiackg cayele, 
| I Suppono,ſubdo.ſubjicio,ſubmirro, A putter away, wherem the twelue fignes be, 
ſubſterno,luffero,fubiet. x Expulior,depulfor,m, 2 Tetartemorium,n, 
To put one thing,or a man ia the place | A putter backg. A quadrant. 
| of another. 2 Kepulfor. Locus,quadratus, 
x Subſtituo, fubdo,ſafficio, ſubrogo. | A putting. Nuadztpartite,or o/ſoure parts, 
To put m m1 1d of, or rememberance. I Poſitiv,poſitura,f, I Quadripartitus. 
| x Emonro,aJmone?. 2 Pungo. A putiing together, Quadripartitely, or after the manner 
To put « falje thing in the place of « | x Compolinoyf, of foure parts, 
true, i | A putting off, 1 Quadrjpartit9,quadrupliciter. 
ſ Suppono. , 2 Propullio,depulſio,f. Quanzuple. 
To pt 13s place againe, A putting,or blotting out." I Gym [us,ad, 
1 Repono. - . LS —"_ pl _ 
To put againe. putting out,or 1ng. I ,perbibo, ino. 
| x | wn. I Extin@io,reinRio,f, 2 enens, ana web, non. 1 
To put beaſts to feeding. A Putting betweene, beo,vide 70 drinke. | 
1 Impelco. 1 Interpoſitis,f.interpolitus, 4 To uf all out, 
| To put before. 2 Interje&us,m.interjeRio. 3 Cyathiſſo. 
} 1 Antefero,prepono. | A putting forth, —_— 
To put from one. } 3 Editus,m. 2 Expullio,f. 1 Propinator,m, 
{ 1 Perp:llodepdllo, A putting on of a garment, Great quaſferr of pure, and mueeye 
To put off garments. 1 Indutus,m. wane. 
1 Exuo. A putting mts. 3 Acratocothones, 
To put on 4 garment; I famifiak. A uaſſing about," 
I lodupvefio perndas : A peiting to, ; I Cocumperaia 
1 To put one thing fore another, I Appealing. To Nuatle,ac. 
1 Preterverto. | A Putting on, 1 Opprimo,extingun,reſtinguo, he- | 
To put held,or firetch forth. 1 Iwpolitio,f. bero,flacceico,refngero,retundo, 
x Extendo, b A putting away, backs. A qualing, 
] Toput to flight, * 1 Amolitio,t. 2 Propulſus,m.de» | 2 Hebetaiio,refrigeratio,f, 
1 Fugo,profligo. 4 pulfio.tejefio,f. repulius, To quaile as milke doth, 
\ To put wnder the necke or ſhoulder, A putting avay of ones wiſe, Coagulo., 
3 Succollo. ' a.” 1 Repudiatio,f.repudium,n. Quaint, vide ftrange. 
} To put awaie bis ſomne. 2 Repudio. } A putting of the male to the female. | To Muake,or tremble, 
| T wt to the caſt ut ſo, 2 Admiſſo,f. po G 1 Tremo,tremiſco,contremo. 
x Efto,imperſ. A putting of a falſe thing into the | To quake,or tremble fer feare, 
Put. 1 _- [IMFOETOES. place of otras. 1 Trepido hor was 
immiſſus,p. 2 Suppolitio,f. To beg to quake. 
TD ut bei weene, | A fucrng in of a pledge, 2 Tremiſco, 
I yg m1 0x8 uy intercala- | 1 ws Og Quaking. , 
] tus, p. intercalaris, ad. 2 Iaterj A putting vnder. 1 Tremens,tremiſcens,ps 
% q of” 2 Subjeus,m, ſubaQtio,labmilo,f Full of quaking. 
T ut 47 ainſt or before. A putting apart of one from another. \) 1 Tremebundus. 
1 Oprofitus. 2 ObjeQus,p. 1 Separatio,ſepolitio,f, A quaking. 
Du to, A putting betweene of moneths, or | 1 Tremor,horror. 
1 Appoſitus,additus. 2 AdjeQus,p. | 4a1e:,4a4 ina leap? yeares A quaking fer cold,vide quivering. 
Put awaits. 1 Intercalatio,f, NQuaking,or that quaketh, 
1 mm a, That #s eafie to put dewna, 1 Tremulus,quercerus, 2 Payidus, 
2 Diſcuſſus,depulſus,deterſus. 1 Sternax,ad To Mualifie,o q«ier . 
Put away,or forſaken. That may be put out. 1 Sedo,placo,mulleo, vide, appeaſe, 
1 Repudiatus,abdicatus,p. 1 Delebilis- or pacifie, 
Put backe, T- Jutrtfie, vide 7c yor. Qualifies,or ſoone pacified. 
1 Demotus,depulſus,repulſus,p. A Pyker,or pyear,a kind of ſbip, 1 Sedatus,jor,p. 
"Put out of bu place,or ent of 10137. A qualifymne,or cppeaſing. 
p — -—_—_ } Sedatio,placatio,f, 
ut from, aſe to be qualificd, 
4 2» Dejectus,ps Querte V I Placabilisad. | 
| Put off. ADualitie. 
7 Exutus,p. A©nad:angle,Hawing foure cor- | 1 Qualitas,conditio,propnetas,f. 
wy — . ners. 2 Status,m. a 
,} Snperpontus,Prepontus, 1 Quadrangulu:,terragonus. A contrar'-tien) natwrall qualities, 
Tut vudey, ” Bari, I pages 1 Antipathia,t. 
2 SubjeRus,ſubmiſſus, p. To Qnake,vide dawnr. Al qualicucyor propertiezconceined by o 
ul 087. Quandatre, « Fur ſqnnre, nature,er exerciſe, 
1 EjeQus,rejeQus,egeſtus,p, I Quadrum,quadraww,n, teſſera,f | 1 Habitus. of 
Ws 1 


.DÞl 


——_—— — 


_ 


| QVA 


QVE 


QV1I 


Of what qualitie, 

I Sta 

A Qualme. 

Subito egritudo. 

A Duantitte. 

1 Quantitas , magnitudo, f. 2 Nu- 
merus,modus,m, portio,f, 

The quantit:e, or meaſure in a foote of 
meetye. 2 Quantitas,t.ipacium,n. 
"= ——_ Expoſtulo, lit 

x Calumnior. 2 » litigo, 
cauillor. 7 


A quarrelling. 
: Contentio,controverſia, F. 2 Tur- 
gium,n. 


A quarrelley, 


1 Calumniator,cauillator, pugnator. 
3 Trico,litigator,argutator,m. 


Quarrelling,or quarrellous. 

1 Diſcordioſus. 2 Litigioſus,contro- 
verſus,pugnax ! 

ay 1 x 5.Lor PTD 
1 Laromia,latomig,latumia,f.lapici. 
dina. 3 Fodina,f.* 

A quarrie of whet-ſtones, 

Cotaria 


A quarrie man,oy he that worketh in 
4quarrie. 1 Lapi arius, latomus,la- 
wire 

MQuarrte,or far. 

x Obeſus,ad. 

A Quart meaſure. 

x Sextarius. 

Quartaine. 

1 Quadrinus,ad, 

A quartaine fever, 

1 Quartanazf.febris quartana. 

He that hathſuch a fever, 

1 Quartanarius,ad. 

To Quarter. 

1 Artuo,deantuo,exartno, excarnh - 
co. 2 Seco,dilſeco,lanio. 

Quartered, 

1 Exartuatns,excarnificatus. 

2 DiſſeQus,p. 

A quarter:r,ahangman, 

1 Exartuator,m. 

A quar tering like a butchey, 

1 Laniatus,m. 

A quwtering of traitors, 

1 Fxartuatio,f, 

A Quartcr,or peece of timber, foure 
aches thicke. 1 Trientalis materia. 
ﬀA Quarter fa pound,v.weight, 
A Quarter of corne, 

x Coms,m. 

To Dua, 

I _-_ p 

To {lnaver,u m /encing. 

2 Vibro,vibriſſo. EY 
Quwering, 1 Vibrans,p. 

Aq4s "th, 

I Vibratio, . 

A Qnaruc mreor quaemive., 

+ Terra humida & concaua ſub pe- 
4ibvs quaſiatis, 


Quecint,i/?ra»ge. 

A ane,or drabbe, 

1 Scraptia,crapra ſcortum,n. 
A ſokingor w aſting queane, 

2 Birathrum,n. 

A Dueene. 

t Regina. 2 Princeps,c 8, 

To Nuench,or extinguiſh. 

1 Extinguo. 2 Sede,compeſco. 
To quench thi, 

x Extinguere fitim, 3 Explere, & 
releuare (itun. 

To quench betweene, 


I . 
To gan quite, 
- - 


To queneb,or coole heate, 


| 1 Pefrigero, 


To be quenched, 

1 Ext b 
Quenched,or put out. 

1 Reſtinus,extinQus,p. 
A quenching, 


1 Extinftor,m, 

To Muell,yv. to abatc,or preſſe, 
Nucrkned, 

1 Suffocatus,p. 


A Querifter. 

1 Choriſta,ſymphoniſta,m. 

A Duerne,or hand m:ll. 

1 Moletrina,piſtrilla,v.-ull. 

A pepper quernezor mufÞFard queyne. 
1 Molapiperaria,fraxillus,m. 
Queſe, -r craſie,v.weake,or ſickly. 
A Qnelt, 

1 Duodena. 2 Inquiſitio, f. duode- 
cim viratus,m. 

To acke a Dueſtion. 

3 Quzſtionor. 

A queition. 

1 Percontatio,queſtio,interrogatio,f 

atus,m. 

A lntle quifFion,or demand. 

1 Quazſtiuncula,f. | 

Aduke quettion,or ſubtile, 

1 ZXnigma,n. 2 Gryphus,ſcrupus. 
A queition m rebuke of one. 

+ Valguiatio,f, 

0-.« that propoſith darke queitions, 
1 Znigmariſtes, znigma 
Quettionlefſe. 

1 Proculdubis, 
By a«4yng of queiF ons. 

1 Interrogutive.adv. 
A Que, or the office of a queitor, 
1 Queſturah 
A Quihbe, vide qwppe. 
To Dutcken. 

1 Animo,vegetos 

2 Vivifico. 

To be quicke. 

: Vigeo,vi 

Drwekming, 

1 Vepgerans,p+ 

Quickned, 

2 ExperreQus,vivificatns,ps 


h Euthymuast. 


Wickeneſſe 

: Apgilitas,celeritas,gnavitas. 

2 Velocitas,pernicitas,f. 
Quickeneſſe of wit, 

1 Solertia. 2 Sagacitas,acrimonia,f. 
Qw:chneſſe of cnlafoniin, or fght, 
1 Perſpicacia,perſpicacitas,f. 
Quicke »r lmely. 

1 Viviticus,ad animatus,p. 
Quick*,or n1ble 10 do any thing. 

1 Agilis, celer, citus, gnavus, expe- 
d.rus,i'mpiger,properus, prgcelor,ad. 
Quickegor &/ ;n474 

1 Vegerans,vegetativus,yegerabilis, 
vide lwing, 

Verie quicks, 

1 Przproperus. 

Quicke offþirit,or wit, 

1 Solers,alacer. 

2 Promptus, vegetus. 

Quicke Lad, 

1 Ocultatus,dorceus,ad. 


Quicke againe. 

1 Revividus. 

Quicke of ſcent. 

1 Sagax,ſagaciſimus,ad. 

Quickly, or ſpeedily. 

1 Impigre,celcriter, atuthm, brevi- 
ter,cito, procinus, ocyiis, feſtinanter, 
velociter. 2 Properanter,momento, 
adverb. 

Somewhat quickly. 

1 Celenuſcule,ady. 

More quickly. 

1: Maturits,ady. 

Qurek/y,or lively. 


1 Vivaciter,vivide,ady. 
Quickly,or ſubtilely. 
E. 


x Syntes,t. 

Qnrcke, nd ſharpe ſayings, 

2 Sales,f. 

A Duicke/ee. 

1 Viviradix,f. 

A Quitditte, or ſubtile knacke 
one hath not heard of. 1 i 
cula. 2 Spina. 

Tobe Quict. 

1 Acque'co. 

2 Delzvio, taceo, otior, vide To be 
calme. 

To begin to be quiet,oy appeaſed. 

1 Quiekco 2 Refideſco. 


To make quiet,or pat:ent, 

1 Perpacomnlibro,v.c appeaſe, 
To be at quiet. 

1 Requeſes. 

2 Relideo,defides. 

Quieted, 


p. 
That cannot be quieted,or quenched. 
2 Infecutus,p abwſequor. 
Quietneſſe, , 
z Quies, 2 Trarquiſſitay, ſerenitas, 
pax, ecuritzs.taciturnitas,f filer.nfi.,n. 
A quernefſ*,or hearts eaſe, 


that 


wo 


_ 


_— — 


al 


_ 


QVI 


RAC 


RAG 


A quieter, or he that bringeth quiet= 


neſſe. 1 Pacator,pacifer,pacificatori- 
15m 


Quiet daies at the ſea, during which 
time the bird Halcyon baildeth bu neſt 
on the /ea ſhore, 

1 Halcyonidesf. halcyonei dies, al- 
cedonia n. 

A quiet minded manyhe which taketh 
all thingrveyie patiently, and mn good 
part vide patient, 

Queer. 


1 Quictus,ad. 
Qu;ergor calme. 

1 $ tranquillus. 2 Quietus, 
placidus,mitis,ad. vide ca/me. 
Quiet,or withont care. 

1 Securus. 2 'Tutus, Vacuus, vel folu- 
tus curis. 
Quiet from henceforth , or after this 
day. 3 Tranſquietns,ad, 

Quiet,or peaceable. 

2 F acilis,tacitus,ady. 

Quretly. 

x Quuete,tranquille. 2 Placie,pla- 
cide,adv. 

Quietly,without caxe. 

x- Secure, 
At aquiet time, 

t Tranquillo. 
A DQutll, 

1 Penna,pinna. 2 Calamus,m. 

A little,or ſmall young quill. 

1 Pinnula. 

A quill, or bow to play on the harpe, 
rebecke,or dulcimer, 1 Plearum. 

2 Peten,inſtrumentum. 

The quill, oy ſþace betweene two toints 
of hearbes, or ſuch ike. 1 Internodi- 
umn. 

A Quilt,or iacke. 

x Culcitra,f.cento. 

Aquilt,oy cartaine. 

x: Cadurcum,n. 

A lutle quitt,or 1acke of many peeces. 
I Cm—adns, ad 

A quilt made of leather. 

x Salganum,n 

A quilt maker for beds. 

1: Plumarws,m. 

Quilted, 

I Culcitratus,p. 

A Quinteine,i- « poi# ro rwme at 
tilt at. 

Quintellence, a» Arabia» word ſo 
fren:ifymg. 1 Elvar. 

TheNt incie,- _ m the throat, 
þ Argina, ynanche, 4 

To Qutp. ; 

2 Perſtringo,tango. 

A quippegor pretie quippe, 

I Lit - 

Men quips,or iefts, 

I DiReria,n. 

AMQure of paper. 

x Quaternio,f.ſcaphus,m. 

The Mutre of a Church, 

1 Cella,fdeubrum,n, 


A Quire »f ſagers. 

1 Cherus,m {ymphonjum,n. 

A little quire. 

x Chorulus,m. 

To Nnit. 

1 Ablolyo. 2 Expungo, 

Tobe quit. 

1 Ablelvor,cxpungor,vt, mun? mu- 

nere expungitur , one good twrie i 

qmi't with another, 

A quittancezvide 46quit tane?, 

To ſcape quit, 

1 Impune ferre, 

Quit ,or forgiuen. 

1 Impunitus,abſolutus, 

Qutte and cleane. 

x: Omnino,vlane,adv. 

A Duiver of arrowes, 

1 Pharetra,f corylus. 

VVearing aquivey, 

1 Pharerratus,p, 

T- Nuiver. 

1 Trepido, vide ts quake, 

Qutverneſſe, 

1 Agilitas,F. 

Qurver,v.quicke,and nimble, 
verly. 


3 Diſcus,m. 

A quoite cafter, 

x Diſcc 

Quotidian. 

& vide 
Quotidian feyryvide age, 
To Muote,or cite. 

1: Allego. 


Quotations, 
1 Allegationes. 


R ante A 


To Rabate, vide rebate. 

A Rabbet,or young conic, 

1: Cuniculus.,m. 

A Rabble,or flocke. 

1 Carnsm. turba,t. 

To Race,vide rc. 

1£e,0r comr/e. 

x Curſus,circuitus,m. 2 Series,f.pa- 
tium,n, vt, ſpatium vitz, the race of 
ones life. 

A ſhort race. 

1 Curriculam,n. 

A race,or continuall erders 

1 Tenor,m. 

A race of an horſe, balfe a mile, or 
foure firlongs. 1 Equeltre,n. 

The place, or barre, from which the 
race u taken. 1 Carceres,m. 

A Race,or focke. 

x Profapia.f. 2 Sanguinis, m. vide 
linage. 

To Racke. 

1 Lictorgorqueo. 


To racke todeath, 

3 Romanizo. 

A racker, 

23 Tortor. 

Aracke to torment one. 

2 Equulcus.m vide torment. 

A Racke,or manger. 

1 Przlepe. 

A cheeſe racke, 

1 Cratescafiaria. 

A Racke , or cobborne to lay the 
broch in at the fire, 1 Cratemerum,n 
A Racke fr a croſſe bow. 

: H 


arpago m. 
A Racket to play with at texnis. 
2 Reticulum,n. tranſennayf. feritori- 
um,pilamen. 
Ranicall, 
Radicalis. 
Raydtent, Radians, 
ToRafter ani how/e, 
1 Contzgno, 


cria. 
after: ſet a croſſe. 
ky ue Gr s 
The raftering of an houſe. 
1 Contignavs, f. 


Theſpace betweene the rafters. 
1 Intertignium,n. 
A laying of rafters from one wall to 
another, 1 Immi 
Belonging to « rafter. 
Tignanius. 
To Rageor be in rage. 
I vo weger na Ias (xuio. 
To rage greatly, 
I Plies. " 
To Rage, the ſeadoth, 
1 Aſtzo. 2 per b 
To rage like adyunken mane 
L or. 
age. 
by Kabies,f. 2 ZEſtus,m., 
A violent rage, 
1 Violenva,vis,t impetus,m. 
The great rage of the ſea, 
: ZXſtus,fremitus,m. 
Raging. 
1 Efferus,furialis,furibundus, rabid®, 
amens,ad. 
Raging like a drunken mane 


I \Þ. 
R aging as loa doth. 
1 X . 2 Exundans,P. 
Somewhat raging, 
1 Rabioſus. 
aginely. 
Cab, furenter, rabioſe. 2 X- 
ſtuoſe,adv. 
ARagge. 
1 Panniculus,m lacina,F, 
A linen ragge, 
: Linteolum,n. 


— 


—_— _ 


m—_ 


RAL 


RAI 


RAM 


R argedneſſe of rackes, 


i Lame,t. 


R aggedgor full of ragger, orragges. 
1 Lamp. laciaeck fe. 


us, 
adje. 
To Raie, vide defi. 


A Rate, or thin leaff of gold, filver, 
bratco- 


or othey mettall 1 Bractca, 

la,fom. 

ARate,a 1 battell, 

2 Ordo,m. 

In battell raies 

2 Turmatim, 

Rate,a weed among corne. 
Lol 


1: Lolum,n. 
Rated,” made with raies, or ſtrikes, 
rus,ad 


like rods. 1 Vurgula o 
To Raile, 


1 Convitior,maledico. 2 proſcindo, 


vide to brawle. 

To raile,like a drunken man. 

t Bacchor,debacchor, 

To ra'ile ator revile. 

1 Inclamo,inſeRor,i 

Railed at. 

1 InſeRatus,p. 

Railed,or reviled, 

A railer, 

1 Conviciator,maledicus,m. 

A railing. 

1 Convirium, maleditum,n. contu- 
melia,i (eR ,oppT brauo,f. 

A writer of yail.ngs,and revilings, 

1 Sillographas,m. 

R ailmg,or he that raleth, 

1 Procax. 

R a:limgty. 

1 Contumeliose, ſcurrilliter.adv. 
A Raile,or ſtake to beare vp 4 VIne, 
1 Cantherium,n.cantheriolus,m 
A Rule whereupon the vine yrwineth, 
made (the an arbowr. 1 Pergula. 
Belonging to ſuch araile, 

1 Pergvlanus,ad. 

ARaile of fine linen, 

: Amicorium, anabolagium,n ral- 
la,foem 

A Raile, or railes to meloſe anie 
thing. 1 Vacerragt.tigillum. 2 Can- 


Avwale, or barre, which letteth horſes 
from rmnung, and which bemg taken 
away,they are free. 2 Repagulum,n- 
Ratment. F 

1 Veſtitus,v. appareh, 

Te Rane, 

1 Pluo,appluo. 

To rain: vpon. 

1 Compluo. 

To rame Jopneright, 

i Depiuo 

To ramne ihe ough, 

1 Perpluo. 


Ts raine m, 
1 Impluo. 
To r.une tones, 


t Lipido. 


| It rained ſtones, 


1 Lapidatum eſt,imperſ. 
Raine. Pluvia,f.imba,m. 
A little raine. 
z Pluviola,f. 
Tlentie of raine. 
3 Nimboſi:as. 
A part of the houſe, wherby yaime was» 
ter # rocerued, 1 Dilplaviatum,diſplu- 
vium,n, 
A ſudden tempeft of raine. 
1: Nimbus,m. 
Ramne,g«y full of raind. 
1 Pluvials,imbricus, 2 Hibernus. 
Raine or ſtoynue, 
1 Nimboſus. 
Verte raime,or full of raine, 
1 Pluvioſus,ad. 
That bringeth raime weather, 
i Imbriter, imbricus,ad 
That « ramed,or bringeth raine, 
1 Pluvius,ad. 
V Vhereinto r ame water falleth. 
: Compluyius,ad. 
VVet with raine, 
I Impluvius, 
R ainebow, 1 Tits. 
The Raftne of a bridle. 
: Habena, f. 2 Lonm , retinacu* 
lum,n. 
Altilerame, 
1 Habenula,f. 
ToRaiſe vp. 
1 Suſcito,excito. 2 Evoco, fero, ve 
ſerere lites, 
To raiſe from ſfleepe, ; 
1 Experpefacio, evigilo. 2 Suſcto, 
exſuſcito. 
To be raiſed, 
1 Excitor. 
Raiſecs 
1 Excitatus,excitus,creRus,p. 
A raiſer,or ſtirrer. 
1 Concitor. 
To Raiſe, vide promote, 
To r-1i/e. 1 Suſcuo. 
A Raiſon. 
1 Aſtaphis,f Vua paſſa. 
R aiſ0115 of the exxyran tree. 
1 Rhites,m corinthiz paſſulz, 
To Rake. 
Sarrio,larculo. 
To rake corne together, 
1 Pedtino, 
To rake againes 
1 Reſarno. 
R aked. 1 PeAitus,p+ 
A raker. 
1 Sarritor,m« 
A rake. 
1 PeRen,ſarculus,m. raſtrum, farcu- 
lum,n, 
An iron rake, or anie ton toole ſore 


mcentum 

A rake with two terth wherwith they 
pull up weeds,and hearbs by the yo. 12. 
1 Irpex,m. 


ving t» ſcrape. x Scalpratum terra. | 


| 


A little rake. 

1 Raſcllum,raſtellum,n raſtell,p.m. 
A rake foy an ouen, called a cole rake. 
1 Ratabulum,n. 


1 Sarritio,ſarritura, arcnlatio. 

A Rake-bell. 

2 Furciter,m. 

To Ramme, or beat mn fone. 

1 Fiſtucn,pavio. 2 Inculco, 
anmm. 0d, 

1 Filtycatus,pavitus, 

A rammey, 

a Fiſtuca,pauicula. 2 Trudes,F. 
ramming of the d, 

I Fiſtncazo £, _"—_— 

To but l:ve a Ramme, 

1 Arieto. 

A Ramme, 

1 Arics,m, 

The R amme with the golden fleece. 

1 Chryſomallen. 

Ramnmes with hornes twracd backes 

ward,ar forward. 

1 Reciprocicornes,m. 

A ramme without hornes, 

2 Aries mutilus. 

Dertaining to 4a ramme. 

| Ati acievrin,od 

Rammiſhneſle, or rancknefe of ſa 

wvOowr. 1 Rancor. 

Arammyb ſave, 

2 Virus,n. 

Rammiſh,ranke,or that hath aranks 

or rammiſh /avour. 1 Rancidus. 

2 Hircolus,olidus, 

Somewhat rammiſh. 

1 Subrancidus,rancidulus. 

Verie rammiſh, or ranke. 

1 Prerancidus,ad. 


1 Rancide,ady. 

To Rampe,a 4 Liow doth. 

2 Degraſſor. 

To Ramptre « crtie r:und «bouts 
2 Circumyallo,vallo, 


A rampire 

2 Muumentſi,n.munitio,f. agger,m. 
A rampire made of weed, 

1 Vallum,n. 

Ran, Apenta rapina, 

Tobe Rancher cron race: ly, 

2 Linxurio, kixurior,chuxurio. 

RF anckneſſe, 

2 Luxunes,f, 

Rencke. 

2 Facundus, luxurioſus,laſcivus,fer- 
tilis,ad. 


Over rancke, 

2 Luxurioſus,ad, 

K anckly. 

A 1. PPS 
Rancke,vide ram ſþ. 

A Rancke, 1 Ordo,m, 

T- Ranckle, 

2 Purreico,v,ts rotre. 

To corrupt with Ranco2,& grudge. 
2 Ex 9, 

Ranchowr, 


-”—— 


RAS 


RAT 


RAV 


R anchowuror malice, 

1 Odum,n v.malic:,and batred. 

A Ranger,i.a» officer in a Foraſt,to 
ſee that no burt come to the whole 


Lame. 
Te Range,or c0e 404; , 


1 Obambaulo. 
Ranged m order, 
1 Locatus, 
A ranger of a fore#F. 
: Saltuarius. 2 Viridarius,m. 
To Range, 4s meale through a fiew is 
ranged. 1 SUCCEENO, LNCETNO® 
Ranged, 
3 Diſpoſitus,p. 
LA ranging re ahe, 
x Subcerniculum, p. excuſſorium,n, 
cribrum ra:um. 
A Ranxe, or beame betw:ene two 
borſes in acoche, 1 Limo,m, 
To Ranſacke, or » fl-. 
2 Diſturbo,v.ro «verthrowe. 
To» pay a Ranſome, 
1 Luo,redimo. 
A ranſome, 
1 Lytrum,n. 
The paying of a ranſome. 
1 Luitio,f. 
To Rape,vid? rav:;ſh. 
Rapryravinegor rapines 
1 Rapina,f. 2 Furtum,n. 
A rape. 
l —_— comitatus. 
To e,vide ſtrike, 
Rar: Mile /ryXaing 
To Rartfte, vide make thin, 
Raſcall,vide craſh. 
The ra'call, or rude ſort of men. 
1 Popellus,m. 2 Fzx,fordes,f. 
alcals, 
: Balatrones,m. 
To Raſe,cavcell, or cyofſe outs 
1 Expungv,dcleo,erado. 2 Aboleo, 
excido,v to cancell, and aboliſh, 
Raſed, or put out, 
1 Cancellatus,craſus, 2 Abolitus,p. 
Raſed from the ground. 
1 Exfundatus,p. 
Raſing,or creſving out. 
1 Abraſio. 2 InduQio,abolitio,f. 
A raſing deftroyng,or cafting downs 
1 Excufio,f excudium,n. 
That cannot be raſid «wt, 
1 Indelibili:,ad. 
A Ralo2,vide bn:/e. 
Raſhneſſfe, ſool1/bneſſe, or vradv:- 
ſedneſſe. 1 Temeritas, inconſideran- 
tia,incogitantia. 2 Precipitatio, 
Raſh» efſe to belcene ary thing, 
1 Credulitas,f. 
Raſh, f7o':;fp,or mmadviſed, 
1 Inconfideratus,iwprovid?, impru- 
dens,temerarius,ad. 2 Praceps, ſto- 
pas" > 
R aſhly,or mnadviſedly. 
1 Temerc,inconſiderate,impruden- 
ter,teverarid,incouſu.*E, 2 Pracipi- 
tantcr,ady :Notis manibus, 


_ 


A Raſour,/ac as Barber; weare, 
1 Novacula,f.culter ton(orius. 
ToRate,or rebuke. 
1 Increpito. 
Tor ate with augrie words. 
2 Invchor,vide to rebuke. 
To Rate, vide to prices 
Rated,oy taxed, 
1 Cenſus,p. 
A rategor portion, 
1 Porno,t- t 
A rate,vr proportien. 
1 Proportoyt. 
Rath, vide m q 
R atheit i ſoonctt, 
1 bad Rathcr, 
I Malo, 
Rather, 
1 Potius,magis, 2 Citus,pius. 
Nay ratber, 
1 Immo,ady. 
To Ratifte, | 
2 Ratifico, approbo , v. ts confirme 
and ei 1hliſh. 
To ratifie widey apenaltie. 
1 Sando. 
Ratified. 
1 Sancitus,ratus,P. 
A ratification. 
1 Ratificatio, 
To make a noiſe like aRat. 
1 Deſtico. 
A rat. 
1 Sorex,m mus major. 
A water rat. 
1 Mus aquaticus. 
A rat of India, of the greatneſſe of a 
cat, which creepeth into the C rocodils 
mouth when he gapeth, and eating his 
bowel:,kulleth bm. 1 Ichneumon,m, 
A place where rats vſe,” 
1 Soricetumgng 
R ats bane. 
1 MyoQonos. 
Of arat. 
Soriceus,ſoricinus, 
To Rattle, 
1 Crepito. 
To rattle in the thyoate, 
: Glutire yocem, 
A rattle. 
x Crepita ; .iftrum. 
Childrens rattles, male of cock/es and 
muſcle ſhels,and litle bones put toge= 
ther mn rowes, as bel; on the legs of mo- 
riſe dancers, 1 Crembala. 
He that ratleth in the throat, #r can- 
not ſcarce viter hu words, 
1 Traulus,m. 
T- Rane, 
1 Dclio,ineptio. 
Ravinggor araving. 
1 Dcliratio,inepria,f deliriam,n. 
He that reveth. 1 Delirus,ad. 
To Rauen,or devour. 
1 Heluor. 
A raveronr. 
1 Hcluo,lurco,m vide glutton, 


R avening#r ravine. 
Ii Rapacicas,rapina,f. 
That lverh by r avening. 


i Raptor, 3 Vulrunus, ſibyulturi- 


us,m. 

Ravenom, 

i Rapax. 

Raverouſly. 1 Rapaciter,adv. 
To Rath, 


1 Stupro. 2 Rapio.v.te deſlowre. 


K avijhed. 

1 Stupratus, 2 Raptus, 
A 1aviſher, 

1 Stuprator+ 2 Raptor, 
A ravijhinggor raviſhment, 
1 Stupratio,f. 2 Raptug,na, 
A raviſhing of the mind. 

1 Furoc,ns, 

R aviſhment. 

Ereptio puelle vel hgredis, 
To be Raw, 

2 Crudea, 

To waxe raw, 

1 Crudelco. 

Rawneſſe, 1 Cruditas,, 
Raw. 1 Crudus. 

Raw,or not fodden, 

1 Crudus,incotus,ad. 
Verie raw. 

1 Percrudus,ad 
Somewhat raw. 

« Subcrudus,ad. 
Rayes,vide tongwer. 


R ante E 


To Reach. 1 Forrigo, 


To reach one by another, 
1 Appornigo, 


To reach, or gine that which is ashed 


for. 1 Submivaltro. 

To reach to ſome thing, 

1 Fertingo, 

VA reachn?y out. 

1 Punic, 

VV hich reacheth fax, 

2 Amplivagus. 

T' Reade, 

1 Lego. 

To read ever a thing ſlightly, 
1 Sublego. 

To re-ide againe, 

1 Relego. : 
To reade out with a lowd wore. 
1 Recito. 

To read over, 

1 Perlego. 2 Evolvo, 

To read diftinitly. 

1 Accento. 

To deſire to yead, 

1 Lecuno. 


To read,as a maitey to his (choller. 


1 Perlego. 

To teach to reads 

3 Litero. 

To read before, 

1 Pralcgo. 2 Praco. 


—_—_ 


REA 


REA 


REB 


' Read: 


To read often, 
Leno 


I . 

Read. x LeQus,p. 
Reid over, 

1 PerleQtus,p. 

Read openly, 

1 Rectarus,p. 

A reader, 1 Lecor,m, 
A reader in ſchooles. 

1: Profeſſor. 

A reader to ſchollers, 

1 PrzleQor. 

A reading. 

1 Lecio,lecturayf. 

A readirg over. 

2 Evoluuo,f. 

A pgs beforegor optnly, 
1 Prelet 

That et be read. 


es mon at haxd. 
1 Prazſts eſſe, adlum. 
: t # m 4 readineſſe. 


x Suppetit. 
To make Readie. . 
1 rr 2 Accingo, vide prepare, 


= _ ready ha#tily. 


To 3y> pd 

1 Expedio. 

Readie,or made readie. 

1 Paratus. 

Readineſſe. 

1 Promptus,m. promptitudo. 2 Fa- 


cilitas,f, 
Read: neſſe fo pleaſe, 
1 Obſequium, 


Readie. I Promptus,paratus,expe- 


ditus 2 AccinQus,propenius. 
Readieto pleaſe. 

1 Officioſus,obſequiolus,ad. 
Vrerie readte. 
1 Perex 


4 
Alwaes ary 


o 


I _—_ 
Rea "a 1 Prompt2,adv. 

[3,46 when one u pe fel in that 
which he hath learned, and /# canſay 
NE 1 Memorucr. 

atily,or ſermiceably, 
Oficion,parat,expedin 2 Pro- 


_ St th ſign; fication of | pour 
will, x In promptu. 2 $ 
rz manibus. 
Re eall,or that u indeed. 
1 Reals, 
Really. 
1 Realiter,adverb, 
\Realime. 
1 Regio,f. 
A realme — a Kim 
1 Anarchia,f. 
A Reame ofpoper. 
1 Scapus,m. 
7» Reape. 
: Mao,tondeo. 2 De co. 


i 


To reape before, 1 Premets. 
Reaped. 
1 Demeſſus,attonſus,p. 
A reaper. 1 Meſlor,taleator,m. 
A reaping, 
1 Meſſio,meſſuca,f, 
— ng to ted 
1: Mefſorus 
= —_— difpute, 

1 Argumentor, vide difþwe, 
To reaſon perfeitly. 
1 Pcroro. 
To reaſon webemaent ly. 
x: Diſlerto, 
To reaſon ſwbtilly abowt _"Y 
1 Cavillor. 

To reaſon againit oy 


It us a god reaſon, 

2 Conſeatancum cſt- 

A reaſoner, 1 Ratiocinator,m. 
A buſie reaſoner galker,or babler, 


I ,m. 
Such a reaſonung, 
1 Argutatio, 

A reaſon. 


mn 
4 maar reaſoned of, 


2 Quz 

The rexſongor camſc. 
1 Rativ,cauſa,f, 
Reaſon,or right, 

1 Zquuma 


A reaſaung. 
1 


ca . 

A captions reaſoning, 
1 Paralopi b 
A ſmall reaſon. 

1 Ratiuncula,F, 
Reaſonableneſſe. 

1 Tuſticia,f. 


Reaſonable, 1 Rationalis,ad. 


Reaſonablegor meaſurable. 
1 Modicus 
Reaſonablegor right. 
I ery . * 
eaſo! able;r icht,or ini, 
. Tu 
VV ihout reiſon. 
I Abſurdus,abſonus,ad. 
That i full of Os of 
1 Diſſerta 
Belong ing to ronfining, or debating of 
a matter by arguments, 1 Ratiock 
nanvus 
That may be -* "Is of, 
I 5 
ainft reaſon ad right. 
n epravate,ady. 
As nr 
Modice 


þ , yon 


a” 


B fy what reaſon. 
wm, 
cbate, or _—_ rebates. 
; 'Srio 
A rebate rebating,or chaufe ring. 
x Strix ſiri.,ſtijatura,b. 


iO. rati WT lll 


ARebatement in as accauns. 
1: Subduio,Ft. 
Rebecke. 


7+ Rebel 
ebello. 2 Deficio, deſciſco, cam 
—_— ab. 
Kebelled, 
1K 
A rebeller, 
1 RO: 3 3 Oppugna- 
tor. 
A rebellion, 


1 Rebellio,apoſtaſia.z Infurregio,f 


| R ebell:on,or diſobedience. 


[ 

Rebellinus, 

1 Rebelli,adjeR. 

Ny nn ſttffe necked. 
Contumax 1 

To Rebound. 
clulto,refilio. 


2 RefraQtio,f reſultus,m. 
To Rebuke. 

1 Arguo,red 

minor. 2 Corripio, vi 
prebend,and reproue. 


" rebuke | [harpely. 


2 > 
Rebuked 
1 Reprehenſus, =o adjurga. 
tus. 2 © eus, 
Rebuhed ſhameſully. 
2 Sugillatus,p. 
A rebuker. 
1 Reprehenſor, objurgator. 2 Ac- 
culator,correptor,m. 
A rebukgor rebukinge 
1K io, compellatio, contu- 
mt cunyitium, 


cri- 
toblamegre- 


__—_— _ 


_—_ 


kad. Md 


vituperatio,f. 

Arebuhefull ſpeech, 

1 Opprobcatio,f epprobramentſi,n. 
That rebuketh —_ terribly, 

1 Tet 

x Conrnmmilolin,porjeatic 

1 Co iofns, crimi- 
noſus,ad. 


Rebukeſally. 

1 Contumeliose,crimiaos?,adv. vi : 
chide, and checke, 

To Recant, 

1 Palinodiam cano. 2 Retrafto. 
A recanter, or he that recanteths 

1 Palinedicus,m. 

A recantation. 

1 Palinodia. 2 RetraRatio,Ff. 
Recaptton,i. 4 ſecind dire fſe, 

Ts Recriue, 

1 Accipio afſumo, ſuſcipio,capeſſo, 
capio. 3 Decerpo,lego 

To receige of te, 

1 Fxcertogrecepto,accepto. 

To recs ine of in, 


2 Imbibo,%rbeo. 


R'E C 


REC 


REC 


To receiu5,48 ints ones companie, 


i A AiCLIC. 


Not to receiwe. 


| Received in a1 vſage. 
ecerved, or taken into ener compane, 
: Aiſcits,admiſſas,p. 


Recerved,or entert awed, 


2 . 
Not received, 
1 Inſuſceptus. 2 Excluſus,py 


A receiver. 
[ Receptor, receptator, acceptator, 
ns,m. 
S'7ee tbat vſeth toreceime, 
1 Receptrica,receptrix,t. 
A particwlay receiver, 
1 Coattor, 
Receivers ef the Kings demunes. 
2 Procuratores regis. 
Tyxe Emperouts recervers, 
- 1 RationalesCzfaris. 
Generall receivers, 
2 Tribuni erarij. 
A recerving. 
1 Receptio,acceytio,admiſſio,f, 
A referving of vſur:e yearely,wben at 
the yeares end the vſurer hath the 
principal, 1 Anatocilmus,m. 
A reeerving before hand. 
: Preſumprio,f. 
Ante thing that urecived, 
1 Acceptum,n. 
A place torecerue things, receptacle 


1 Re .2 Qu: . 
Recheleſneſfe,or careleſ7.e/e. 

i Negh T4 

Rechleſſeor « areleſſe. 

1: Negligens,p. nequam,ad. 
Ieebioſh. 

1 Indil-genter,ady. vide careleſfe and 


neqligent, 
Rectycall, 
1 £cl Þ 
To Recite,vide rehearſe. 
1 Recken n0t,or reke nor. 
fero. 


x Suſque 

To Reckon, or cowne, 

x Sapputo,reputo, numero, enume- 
ro,percenſeo. 2 Subduco, 
To reckon to the end, 

: Pernumeo. 

To 0ver-rech 01s 

: Tranſnumcro. 

To gime areckoning. 

2 Contribuo,vide accomnt. 
To reckon vp 

2 Tracto, 

To reckon togethcy, 

1: Connumero. 


A reckoning, 
1 Recenbiv, ratio, computatio, dinu- 
merato,t. 


| 
] 


A reckoni #e,07 [het. 
: Symbolum,n. 

23 Colleta,orum. 
The reehoning of 4 common bail:fe, 
I Simms? 

A reckoning booke, 

: Tabula accepti , tabula recepti, & 
expenli. 

That may be reckoned, 

: Computabilis,ad. 

Tat carmot be yechoned. 

1 Inexputabilis,ad. 

To Reclame,or gaine/ay. 

: Reclamo 


To reclame often. 

: Reclamito. 

To reclame,or bring to ſome goodner, 
2 Manſuefacio, 

Soreclamed. 
2 ManſuefaQus,p. 
Such recleming. 

2 ManſucfaQo, 
Reclamed,or denied. 
1 Reclamatus 


A rec laming pol denying. 
: Reclamano,f. 

7” Recognile, 

I . 


1 Recemmendo. 

To Recompence,or requrre. 

I N —_— _— do, F CL. 

3 Refero, repono, retribuo, redimo, 
Vt redimere culpam preteritam. 

To yecompence often. 

1 Penfito,penſo. 

To recompence one to the vittermoſt he 
deferyveth. 1 Framior. 

To recompence one for anothey. 

i Par parircd ere. 
Recompenced. 

1 Remuneratus,repenſus,p, 

A recompencer. 

1 Penſator,compenſatrr,m. 
A recompence,or py 
1 Compenſatio, o,f. pre- 
mium,n. 

Alitle recompence. 

1 Penfiuncula, 

Recompcnſation,or requiring like for 
like, as an tie for an cite, 1 Taho,F. 

t m,n. 

That cannot be recompenced. 

1 Irremunerabilis,ad. 

VVithout recomperctyor feely, 

1 Gratis,gratuuo,ady. 

To Reconcile. 

x1 Reconcilio, 2 Compono, reduco, 
To reconcile by making a league. 

1 Faedero,v. to make to accord. 
Reconciled, 

1 Reconciliatus,p. 
A recorciler or be that recors leth. 

1 Reconciliator,m.trix,f, 
A reconciler of parties in comtroverſſe 


x: Sequeſter, 


— 


| aArecordey,oy he that keepeth records. 


| Torecover one! health,or recure, 


SR — 


— 


MA recece ling. 

: Reconciliatio,f.vide at tonemert. 
That cannot be yeconcaled. 

: Implacabilis,ad. 

To take 10 Reco2d, 

1: Atte{tor,teſtificor. 

To recird im one minde. 

1: Mcditor. 

Record, 

1 Teſticium,n.vide witne:, 
To Reco2d,vide to regiffer. 


1 A memoria , magilter memoriZ , 
cinclidarius,m. 

The office of record, 

1 Tablinum,n. 

An old record | 
2 Orizo,f. 
A bill, of record, | 
1 Libellus memorialis. 
A Recozder,s flute. 

1 Syringa,f, monaulos,v.p:'pe. 
To Recover,at. _ 

1 Recupers. 2 Reparo,recipto. 

To yecovey,or get. 
I . 
To recover ag ane. 


z Redipiſcor. 


N ot to recover. 
x Irrecupero. 
To recover, neut. and come 10 himeſelfe 
againe. I Reſipiſco, | 


x Convalco,revaleſco. 

To recover from death to life, 
1 Reviviſco. 3Rclurgo. 
Recovered. 


nn, 
— ” 


He tha t recovereth, : 
1 Recuperator,m, 
Recoverie, 

1 Recuperatio,re; 
A recoverie 10 health, 

1 Convalcſentia,f. 

VVek recovered, 

23 Validus,ad. 

That may be recovered. 

1 Reparabilis,parabilis,ad. 
VV uthout hope of recovente. 

2 Perditus,gþ us,P. 

Belonging to recovering, or to Indge! 
deligate. 1 Recuperatorims. 

To Tow Recourſe. 


1 Recurro,remeo,reciproco. 


io.\. 


m. 

That hath recourſe thither whence 1t 
commeth. 1 Reciprocus,ad, 

To Recofle as @ gu will do, 

2 Inclino,v.to gee backe, 

To make to recoile, 

2 Retrofero,ſubmovyeo. 

N of to recoiteov gine backs. 

2 Subſiſto, 

To recoile 


her, 
3 Centrale. 


= @— 


REC REE REF 
A recoiling. 2 Recefſus,m. ud redreſſeror reformer of maner?. To Refine, 
Toat recoileth, Cenfor,m Purgare,climare. 
2 Reflau,ad. Aredrſungerr nftrrnation, To Reflect, 
Tnrecoileng 1 Reflefto. 2 repercutio,reverbero. 
2 Receſſim,adv. To Han bins _— A refle@ ion. 
T« Recreate,a8. 1 Redign,reduco. 1 Repercaſſus,m.reverberatio,F, 
2 Refocillo,recreo,ſolor,relaxo. To reduce ro nothing. To Reflow. 
To recreat, nent. or be delighted with, | x Conſumo. 1 Redundo, 
2 Oblecer,acquieſco. A Reductton, To Refraine, or bridle, 
_ be _—_— ts take recreation, Redu@io, I 1 Refrzno,ctempero, modero, coer- 
ndulgeor. To reduce to mommy ie, 
7 ft —_—_ 1 Memoro. 2 Ramino. To ref arne,or abſtaine, v.to abſtaine, 
2 Tuvat,imp. To reduee to the old fate. Refeamed. 
—_— 1 Antiqno,as. 1 Coercitus,cohibi:us,p, 
Recreatio,obleatio,remiſſio,f re- | Redundant. A refraining, 
Gigerinm, Redundans. 1 Tem cohibencia, f 
Recreation of children. A Reede, or cane. That may be refrained, 
2 Luſis,m. 1 Calamus,m arundo,canna,f. 1 Coercibilis,ad. 
Recreation which one giveth to ane» | A Little reed. Refractary, 
ther, 2 Tucunditas,f, 1 Cannellum.n. RefraQarus. 
Recyeatiue. Bundles of reedes. To Refre. 
2 Amcenus,ad. 1 Mataxz,f. 2 Reficio, refrigero, refoveo,vide to 
| ARecreant, that yeeldeth himſelf | A reed banks, or place where yeedes recreate. 
in triall of armes. 1 ,ad. grow. 1 A ' To refreſh,or renew. 
To Rectifie,i.co ſee right. Of reedes, 2 Interpolo, vide ts renew. 
ARecuſant, or he that refuſerh to 1 Arundineus,ad, To be refreſhed. 
come ts holy exerciſes. 2 Pſeudoca» Like to reedes. 2 Recreor,reſpiro 
tholicus,@crifugus,ad. 1 Arundinaceus, To "—_ aemmmks of @ thing. 
Tobe Red, Full of reedes. 2 R 
1 Fulveo,rubeo. 1 Arundinoſus,ad. dove) . oy 
To waxe red, That bringeth forth yeedes, 2 Renovatus,refetus, 
1 Rufeo,fulycſco,rubeſo, 1 Aranditer,ad. A refreſher. 
To make red. To Reedifie. 2 Refrigerator,m. 
1 Rufo,rubefacio. 1 Rezdifizs,reficio. A refreſhing. 
Tobe mete red. Reedified. 1 ReteQio,retrigeratio,f.vide recres. 
1 Rubehio. 2 Renovatus,p. nh in of 
edneſſe. 1 Rubor A reedrfying. A refreſhing place, 
_ mthe my with puſher or | 2 Inſtauranio, '%S Refe&ormm. 
wheales, 1 Serpedo A Reeke ofhay,or ſuch (rhe, bf Refuge,or place of ſuccour. 
Redgownde, 4 ſi chenefſe of - wg | 1 bars 2  Mera,f cumulns,m. 1 Refugium. 2 Aſylum, ſubfidium,n. 
children. 1 Strophulus,m. Rezking, or mor#ure iſſnmg out of Benn 
Red lead. | « thing. 1 Vapor,fumus,m. fuſe. 
1: Minium,n rubrica. To Recle. 1 Recuſo, renvncio, ref; pu, repudio, 
Rene, vide adv:ſe. 1 Vacillo, titnbo denego. 2 Tenuo otras, 
To Redeeme. To Reele yarne. averior. 
i Redimo, 3 Alabro,athdo To 1-{uſe with nod.ling the head. 
To redeeme a gage. Reeled 3 Alabratus,p. z Renuo,abnuo. 
1 Repignero A rceling. To refuſe a w21147 for lawful cauſes, 
Redeemed. 1 Redemptus,p, 3 Alabratio,f. 1 Repudio, 2 Abnno, 
A redeemer. A vcele to wind y wneop threed on. Fefu/ed, 
1 Redemptor,m. 1 Girgilks,chombus,m. 1 Repudiatus. 3 Spretus,rejeus p 
| He that redeemeth a gage, Heor jnee that reeleth, He that reſuſeth to doe any thing. 
| x Repignerator,m. 3 Alabrator,m. trix,f. 1 Recuſaror 2 DetreQator. 
FO redemption. To Recnter. A refuſing. 
1 Redemprio,f. Rmſus intrare. 1 Recuſitio,repudiatio. 3 DeweRa- 
x red-eminy of 4 gaze. A Reer:mouſe. tio,aſpernatio,rejeRtio,f. 
Reknoniak © 1 Veſpentiliio,glis. Refuſable. 
Ts Rcdonble. ch Refection, or repalÞ. 1 Recuſabilis, 2 Afernabilis. 
1 Ingemino. 1 Refeftus,m. refeftio,f. Tie Refuſe,or drofſe of ante thag, 
Redoubled. A rfetorie, 1 Quiſquilg,f.retrimentum,n. 
1 Ingeminatns,p. 1 Refeftorium,n, The ref yr duit of ſawed weed. 
To Rebound, 1 Redondo. To» Refell, x Scobs,f. 
Te Red2eſſe,or reforme. 1 Infringo, vide confute. The r-(uſe of tried mett all, 
1 Conrigo,emendo,reformo, Te Referre, 1 Refero. 1 Scoria,F. 
Redreſſed, or reformed . Referred. The refuſe of wax. 
x CorreQus,emendatus,p. 1 Relatus. 2 remiſſus, I Purgamentum cetz. 
A reformer or ridreſſer. That which u referred, The ro fuſe of ſifting of corne. 
1 CorreRtor,cmendator. 2 Vindex,m, | 1 Relativus,ad s Excretum,n. 
| Ts 


—— — 


RE H 


REI 


To regard, marke, or bawe adiligent 
re/ped vio. 1 Reſpicioamuger.. 

Ts regard before. 

1 | recuro,precaveo. 

Tore ardgor eitzome. 

i A - 2 Duco, 

Not to regard. 

1 Poſtha 

Not ro be reg- aid 

2 Sordco,ſordeico, 


A d:ligent - A" 
1 Peripicax,ad. 
A vegarding. 
I pen ci. 2 ratio,f. 
Regard, or r- iþett, 
1 ReſpeRus,ma. 2 ratiogf. 
Little 1egard, 
1: Contempus,m. 
Rexarder, «» office in the fore#t to 
over locke the ret. 
To Regenerate., 
1 Regenc1o. 
Reg: ration, 
1 Regencratio,f. 
A regenerate Mii, 
1 Regeneratus. 
A Regent, 
1 Regnator, moderator,m, 
A Regent that governeth fom the 
death of one Princegtull another be cho- 
ſen, 1 Imterrex,m. 
ARegiment. 
I —__ .gubernatio,moderatio 
ARegio 
1 Regt ade countrey. 
Belonging to 4 region. 


1_ Reg 
ToRecxiiter,or record. 
2 Conicribo,annoto,regeros 
To regifler m the cerſowrs table, 
I _ 
erittred. 
* ſcriptus,conſignatus, p. aſcrip- 
titius,ad. 


Not regifired, or tnrolled in the num- 
ber of cit 2,ens, 1 Incenſis,p. 
He that reg iftreth, 


» libra- 


A regifIring. 

2 Conſcriptio, deſcriptio , anagra* 
A regiHer,or record. 

x Regiſtrum. 3 Commentarium,n, 
liber,m.tabula,f. 

A regiHter, wherem thmgs daily done 
are written. 1 Ephemens,þ 

A ragifter of atts done, 


3 Hypumnema,n. 


———————. 


——— 


Ol apy things done 4 ht, 
9 Qs 


eriler where poore men were en= 
le to _ _ weekely almes. 


rationes,f. 
Regitters of the pleas,attr, and expe- 
ditions of the court. 1 E 
curig,aRa curiz. 
Regiiters of things done from yeare to 
yeare, 1 
He that keepeth a diligent regiiter of 
all that he doth, x Contigentilli- 
mus,ad. : 
The , #r fide rules, _ 
are put in and pulled ext ,either to fto 
or pen the bodie 1 Pleuridites regule 
ES huckiter, 


graters if —_— that make vi- 
Ae _— 1 Timiopolz,m, 


Ji 


I ry AY 
Regularly. T Regularicer. 

To Rehearlſe,or recite, 

2 Recito,recenſco,narro,memoro. 
2 Expono. 

To rebearſe. 1 Prefaris 

To rehearſe over. 

1 Percenſeo. 2 Percuro, 
Rehearſed, 

i M P- 

A rehearſer,or reciter, 

1 Recitator, 

A rchearſall,or reci ting. 

1 Narratio,recitatio, comemoratio. 
A briefe rehearſall, 

1 Recapi . 

To rehear (egrepegte,or recite. 

1 Repeto, recito. 2 Fero, 

To rehearſe a thing of ten. 

I DiQito, cnarto, 3 Ingemino,in- 
cu:co. 


Rehear ſed, 


A rehearſal! or repeating. 

1 Iteratio,r zecitatio,f, 

An often rehearſall, or repetition of 
the ſame thing in dmerſe words, 

: Tautologia,battologia,f. 

To Retcct,or ca#? off, 


Abdico,rejicio, 2 _—_ reſ 
ang abt. -y 


A reeting, 

1 Rejetio,amandatio. 
2 Kepudiatio,f. 
Tobererfted, 

1 Aſpernabilis, 
ToReiane, 


| x Regno, 


He that reigneth, 


1 __——_— 
ne. 1 Regnum,y, 
Ricimes,or 4ducs 


Are 
Ti _ 
I 


un — in ce" Þ remes. 


1 Nephiritis,f. 


The runmnng of the reines, 


: Gonorthza,Ff. 
He that « grieved i in the reme;, 


: Nephriticus, ad. 


Retournce, vide adionrnes 


To Retoicc,and be glad, 
1 Lzt%,gaudeo,geftio, 
To yeaoice together. 


1 Collztor, 


Torewice after viftorie. 
1 Triumpho,ovo. 
To recoue greatly. 


2 Exulto, 


To clap hands for voy. 


1 Plaudo. 


To rexice for goed bap chanced to one 


i Gratulor. 


To renice with anotliicr, 


I Congratulor 


To rero;re 4 ter { orrow. 


3 Opi 


Pipo- 
To recoue with himſelfs, 


1 Gauere in finu. 


LArerocn'e, 


1 Grar.latio, vitulatio,f. lytamen,n. 


Retotnder, 
Replicatio, 


To Retit, vide raiſe, 


1s Reiterate,vide rehearſe, 


To To Hektyor reck, 
Relaps,lbackefiding 


A Rclaps into ſi ckeneſſe, 


1 Recidivatio,f. 


Te Relate. 
1 Renuncio, 
A relation. 

1 Relatio,f. 


Arerociig with clapping of h nds, 
: Plauſus,m.ovauo, jubilatio. 


A relative which hath relation to 


ſomething. 


1 Relativium,Nis 


Relaxation. 
Rel 2Xatios 


To Relealk.or rt at libertie« 
Vo mitto, 


1 I 


1 Molleſco,re 


To relent,or be melted, .to melt. 


C0. 


To relent,as heates 


x1 Tepelco. 


To relent yas ice doth, 


That will not relent,or eeld. 


2 Inflexibilis, 


To 


—” 


REL 


REM 


REN 


— — 


| Tocallto remembrance. 


—  — —— ——— 


To nfl; u# in anic thing concerning 
Relixioi, 2 Iitio. 


1 Kelyroſus, pius,ad. 
Kegligrouſly. 

1 Keligiose ſane, pic, ady. 

T« Reltene, 

1 Refoveo,ſubyenio,ppetior. 
2 relevo. 

A nefe, 

x Supperiz,f. 2 Conſolamen,n, 


Reliejeor broken meates t 


i Fraomen, w 
Rebrete aſter dinner, 
1 Reliquiz prandij. | 
Relickes, z Relquizg. 
Te Relte, 

1 Dependeo.. 

To Relinqutſhh, vide leawe. 
Relty,or cate . 

1 ySapor,m. 

VVithout reliſhor tafFe. 


1K 

It remaineth., 

1 Reliquum eſt,ſupereſt, reſtat,imp. 
iA remain. neg. 

x: Remanſio,f. 

A remainder,or yeomnant, 

1 Reliquiz,t rt 

That remaine!h, 

1 Reliquus,rcfiduus,ad. 

To Remedy, 

1 Remedivancdicors 

A renudie, ; 

x Remedium,n. 2 Medela,cautio,f. 
MA remedie againtt all evill, 

3 Alcxicacon, n, abſolutorium mall. 
A remedie agar nit vices, 

i Cautio vitorum- 

A remedie againſt po ſon, 


T» remaine,or abide belnnde. 
eſo,refideo,ſuperſum. 


1: An ; phar 
Remedies for ſicke folkgs. 

1 Prebiaorumu, 

Remedies that put away griefe, 
1 Anodina,n, 


Patt hepe,or remedie. 

1 Immedicabilis,:d. 2 Deploratus,p 
To Remember. . : 
I CO ,FeCOrgor 


LA not wh 


2 Teneo. 


— 


x: Rec iniſcor, . 


To vut in remembrance. 

1 Commemoro,commoneo.me me- 
rig afferre_ in memoriam redigere, 
To come torment race, or be remern- 
bred. x Occtrro animo , redeo in 
memoriam . 

2 Subit animwn , ſubit recordatis, 
abit memoria. 

Remem red, 

1 Memwxatus,p. 


DT ut im remembrance. 
1 Commonitus,p. 
VV artine ta be remendsred, 
1 Memorands,p menurabilis,ad, 
Unworthy rea1« mbr ice, 
i Immoanorabilcad. 
| A rome wr anceys 
A memoria, 
He that putteth in yearnendyance. 
1 Momrtur,m, 
He that remamnvreth or is mindwll of, 
1: Memor,ad.recordans. 
A Ye ne 197 ices 
3 Mcmouria,recordatio,f. 
Arementbrance of ſome notable a, 
i Monumentum,n. 
A petting im remembrance, 
1 Mono, monuus, Mm. 
Rememby 4c: of a thing Jergatten, 
1 Renuniſcentia- 2 revocatio, 
He ibat hath a ood 1e1r9embr ances 
3 Memoriokis,ad. 
Pertammg to rememby ance. 
1 Memorialis,ad. 
VVith goo ! rem nubrances 
1 Menwritcr,ady. 
To Ramit,or aac. 
2 Detraliu. 
To remait,or defer, 
3 Transfers, - 
To remat or ſorgiu?. 
1 Concedere unpunitatem, examere 
noxa,vide Pardon 
He demanderh remoſicen, 
1 Supplicatum yeni. 
Aremiſiron, vide pardon, 
Remſſcly or negligently, 
0 Renille, pertundicord. 2 Effeer?, 
adverb. £1 
R: nas{ſe. N i ens. 
A Remnant,vide remainder, 
To be touched with Remoale. 
1 Conſcientia gcliban. 2 


A good remorſe of conſcionce. 
2 Conlcxenga,pietas,t, 
The painfull remorſe, and gnaving of 
the conſcience, 2 Furig,t.raorſus,m. 
T- Remone, or put 4þ4e, 
i Moveo, demoveo, lubduco, con 
vert2, ve convenere caltra caſtris, to 
remoue one cm} where the other was, 
declino,vt declinare agmen aliquo,/ o 
remonc l11z arme ts ſom place, 
To r*mone fur off. 
1: Flongo ſubmoveo, 
Hardly to remote, or with nguch pain, 
: Amolior. 
T'» rene fam one place to another, 
1 Tranſnoveo, trarsfero. 
' Toremone thornes, 


Cs OI YE EE AAS on 


3 Reipino. 
| To ;emeue from one! ſides 
| x Delatern. 


| To rem from LAN [lee ts dwell in 
another. 1 Migro,commigre, 
To be removed, 
1 D:moveor deloco. 
V 


K emeved,or remote, 

1 Remotus,amows. 2 Ademptus. 
Removed from place to Place, 

1 Trankwows,ad. 

Removed far from. 

: Submotus. 

VVbich,u net removed; 

1 Immotus,p, 

A remauing. 

: Remotio,tranflatio. 3 Mutatio,f. 
A remeving from place toplace, 

1 Migratio,dem þ 

A removing far eff . 

3 Submoto. 


Remowe if you will. 

1 \pagelis, 

Ren.ble. 

Mowhbs. 

io Render, or rfore, : 
i Rependogteſcrogy,reFore, 
To renderoy yl fy 
1 Dedo,prodo, ve antequam arcem 
provferent boltibus , before they had 
reared the catl ie to the enemies. 

To render bike for like. 

: Parparireferre. 

To yerde/ hu le ſon. 

1 Dicaca reddere; przletionemee- 
petere. ; 

To rend ryor gine rewards, 

1 Premia rependere. 

To reader a reaſon why. 

Rationem. 3 Subjungere, vel ſ@bji- 


cere. 

To render himſelfe. 

2 Palmam dare, Facere deditzonem. 
Tos render,or gine thankes. 

1 Gratulor, Agere & habeare gratias. 
F endered,nide reſtored, 
Kendred,oy yeelded. 


1: Dedi . 

A 406-8 of 1 Redditio,f, 
Avendy.ug of thank; vtbark/grving, 
A pendring, or yeel*ing vy of aplace 
beſieged. x Þeduiof. 

VV hich rerdr:th,or yeeldeth it (cif, 

1 Dedititius,ad. 

Rencts,vide Renuets. 

To Renew,and reffore to his former 
ſtate, 1 Renovy, redintegro, reſtau- 
ro. 2 .cgencro xſtnuo, retrico yt,ciw- 
lorem retricare. 

To renew an 0'd grieſe, 

To renew by melting, 

1 Reconflo. 

To rewew proſeronfly, 

1 Fxintero. 

To be renewed, 

1 Integraſco, 

2 Reviviſco. 

Renewed. 

1 i Interpolus,ad. noyatus, integratus, 
2 repettus,p. 

4 yon wer. 

1 ReſeQor,novator,m.tux,Ff. 

A renewitr. 

i Renovatioguiſtaucatio,reduuegra- 
tO, 


| F: {t- 


— Om 


—  — 


5 


TI <> erin nr ns 


— 


REN. 


REP 


REP 


—_—_ 


a. 


. 
- 


Rennet , 07 ruwning which eurdetb 
the milke. x Coagnlamgn, 
Renovate,i.re ew. 

To bring to 21cat Reno wne, 

1 Nobilito 

T; berenovned, 

2 Eniteo,floreo, 

Renowned. 

x Honoratus, celebratus.p. iaclytus, 
celeber 2 Memorabils,ad. 
Renoohntgdr renvums. 

1 Famacelebritas, gloria. 2 Splen- 
dor,laus,nomen,n. 

Of no renopne. 


1 Inglorius, ignominiofus, ignobilis, 


1 Renuncio. 2 Ejuro,abjicio, 
To renowice, as to renounee. ones child, 
1 Abdico;vt abdicare filium. 
A renounce. 
2 Bjoratio,f 
A rencuncing of ones childe, 
1 Abdicatio F. 
To Renſe,or waſh within. 
1 Eluun,cluo,dilue,proluo, 
Ren{(ed. 
x Lors,chutus, perlurus. 
A renſing. 
Lotura,ablutio, F. 
To Rent tearegcr rend, 
1 Lacero,Jilanio,infringogexciſo. 
r Scindo,(ecs. 
Torevt,or teare from, 
1 Diſcerpo,diripis. 
To rent with the teerh. 
1 Lancino, 
To yent cloth, 
3 Depanno. 
Rent. 
1 Laceratus, laniatu« , diſcerptus,p. 
lacerus,ad 2 Sciſſus,ruptus,p. 
Rent with teeth, 
1 Lancinatus. 
A renteror teaver. 
1 Lacerator,laniator, 2 Direptor,m. 
A renting. 
1 Laniatus,m. laceratio. 2 R a, 
ſeiffura,f. —_ 
Arent. 2 Sciffus m. 
To ler,or ſet ſor Rent, 
1 Loco. 
R-nt,vide roverrw. 
Remumeration, 
: Kemuneratio. 
To Rev te, 
1 Reſvulvo. 
Repa'mnt, 1 Reſolutio,f. 
To Rep1tr?, 
1 Inſtatr0,novo,vide amend, 
Reparred. 
1 Inftanratns,fartus,reparatus. 
A reparer, 
1 Reparator,m, 
Arepar nrybr reparation. 
1 Inſtauzatio,repara:io,f, 
A r#patrmyg 0; houſes. 


3 SartateRiimgn, 


VV mich may be repaired, 


1 Reparabilis,ad. 


VVh:c> cannot be repaired. 
1 Trreparabilis,ad. 
A Repat. 
1 Prindiculum,n refeaus,m. 
To Repe,vide reape. 
To Repealc, vide 4:/anull. 
To Repeatc,vide r-hcarſe. 
To Repell,repulſc,or put backe. 
1: Pello,repullo.lummouveo, retrudo. 
Tob: repel-ed, 
1 Exclador. 
Repel ed. 
1 Repulſus,p, 
A repeller. 
1 Depulſor,propullator,m. 
To Repent, 
2 Reſipiſco. 
It repenteth, 
. P crniter, piget, imp . 
To repent agame, 
2 Repaniteo, 
epentance. 
1 _—_— 
To Repine. 
1 Indignor,doleo. 2 Muſf>,vide To 
EAVIE, 
A repining. 
1 Invidentia,indignatio,F. 
To Replenth,vide ro fill 
To Replente a diftref7. 
1 Repignero, 
He that doth replevie. 
1 Repignerator,m. | 


1 Refuts.rephco. 
ArevVyirg of replication. 

1 Refuratio. 2 replicatiof. 

To Report. | 

1 Narro,nuncio, przdico,memoro. 
2 Fero, 

To report i'lof. 

1 Diffamo,nbtrefto. 2 Detraho.. 
To 15 xe one ul report for another, 

1 Remaledico,criminor, 

To be reported »f. 

x Tertabeor. 2' Audio, 

To have agreat report. 

2 Inclareo, 

It ui *eported. 

1 Fernie. imp, 

They repert ll, 

1 Obrretarur, 

Reported. 

1 Nunciatus. 2 relatus,p celeber,ad. 
Ill reported. 

1 Illaudatus,p.infamis, famoſus, ad. 
A reperier, 

» Nunciator,predicator,noncms,m. 
nuncia,f. 

An 1ll reporter. 

1 Criminator, obloqn:tor,m, 


A repter of ul newes, 

i Ozunciator,m. 

Roportbratenr fame. 

+ Fama,f, rumor. 2 SErmoym. clo. 
giumn. 

11 report. 

1 Intanua, rimiaatie, maledicentia, 
obloquutio. 

Hout report. 

2 kenehctum,n, 

Trw: ripn1t, 

z Vcnloquiumn. 

A gvod name, ox report, not diftazned 
wh anie imfame. x Epitimi 

A report by beaye-ſay. 

I Aldium A. a 

By report. 1 Fando, 

One that reporteth hes, 

1 Falfiloquis,ad, 

VV #rthy ty be reported. 

1 Meme«abilis,ad; 

To rake Revolt orreft, 

1 Qcueico. acquieſco,otior,ſerior, 
Repojegur reit. 

t Quies, F. 

To Renoſ7,or put truft in, 

I Repcno. 

A Rcv9 itory, vide forebow/e, 
Are"e%rone for reſtrament1,or books, 
1 Tabvulariumyn, 

Ar poſit oric for medicines, or ſpices. 
1 Narthelivm,n. 

To yy find fault 
with. 1 Ar armutn Mm 

bo. 2 reps mY he ot 
Reprehended, 

1 Redargutus,p» 

A repreberdey, 

1 Reprehenlor,m. 

Reprehenſion. 

I Reprehenfio.F: 

04 of reprehenſiongwhich carpeth 
things. 1 Momus,m., 
VVhich ſervgth {or reprehenſion. ' 

1 Elenchicus,ad, 
VVb-< # worthy to be reprehended, 

1 Notarins,ad. 
To Repreſent » preſent, or bring m 
preſence. 1 Repraknto. 2 Exhibeo, 
prelts. 

To repreſentoy be like t0. 

2 Gero, vt perſonam..civitatis gerit, 
he repreſenteth the ſtate of the who/e 
cit e,effingit oratio, the eyrators words 
repreſent hu mannertyN reſemble. 

To r-preſent,or expreſſe the ſorme of 4 
thi-g. 1 Aſſimulo. 2 Adunbro. 

To revreſent before by any figure. 

1 Prazfiguro, 

R-preſent:d. 1 Repralentatus. 

A repreſenting. 

1 Reprzlentatio. 2 Facics,iwago,t. 
To Rev2elle, 

1 Reprimo.cohibeo, reſtinguo,coer- 
ceo,compeico. 2 Freno, 

Repreſſc d. 

+ Repreſſas,compreſſus, 

2 Fractus,p- 


The 
ar 


I Ig 


} tio. a Crimin 


— 


— — 


REP 


REQ 


RES. 


PP} —,..—_——_—_—_— 


To Reptiue. 
2 Ampliv. 
Reprived, 2 Ampliatus,p. 

A Rep2obate, 

1 Reprobus,ad. 

To Reptoch,or bit im the teeth. 

1 Exprobro. 2 Sugillo,dedecoro. 
A reproching. 

i Opprobratio,objeQaris, probra- 


na. 

Mutuallreproching. 

2 Advclicatio. 

A reproch, 

x: Con'umclia,ignominia. 2 Iniuria, 

macula, nota, convitum, probrum, 

opprubrium.n. | 

A great reproch of crvall perſons, ha- 

ving robbed countries, and ratenſly 

ſpent the geeds. 1 Caullatio,F. 

A revroch operly ebtetted , as ſetting 

on the p:ilarie. 2- Stugmna,n. 

Repro Mull perſons ſet an tbe pliorie. 

2 Stigmatich,ad. 

Reproc' full mwords. 

1 Contumeliolus , criminoſus, igno- 

minoſis,ad. 

S'ome?.hat reprochfull. 

1 Subcontumehoſus,ad. 

Fyprodfally, 

1 Cont!11melioſe,crunmnos<, 1gnomt 

moe Qfdv. 

Te | eng. 2, vide reprekend, 

Te Krpurne. 

; Dicuidio.y wrt, 

To pgne' ct 

» K. noma th, contrarienas,adverſt- 

tas, [on yantiagf vide contrariette. 

Repry ric betwerne two lawes, 

1: Artinomia,f 

A repugnont writ: [4 

1 Contraſcriptum,n, 

I 

1 Repugnans,p. 

RF pugnantly. 

1 Repugpwm ?r,ady. 

To Repnilfr, vide repel, 

Avepulſe. 

I Repul/a,f. 

Arpulſion on cverie part , whereby 

ether heat or cold u made more ſtrong 

init ſelfe,by the reſtraining of the cone 

traric. 1 Anciperifiaſis,? Yo 

Tobe of n Reputation, 

1 Revileſco. 

To make of no repwtation, 

2 Obſcuro. 

Repmtation,or repute, 

1 Dignitas,exiſtimatio,f honor,m. 

2 Autoriras,opinio,gratia.f. locus,m. 
$,n. 

Of reod reputation, 

2 Honeſtus. 

Of no 1: putat on. 

2 Infamis,2d. 

T-Rerque{Ft,or require, 

1 Toftuio,rogo flagito, imploro,re- 

to,depoſco, 


To require 4 thing earned? ly, or 1h fare 
ly. 1 Ekfflagito,exigo. 2 Info. 
To require a thing that &s wht. 
1 Expoſco. 
To require tus one againe. 
1 Repoſco. 
To y:qi+,or doe a thing by ardinarie 
words of the law. 1 Stipulor. 
Requeited. 
1 Rogatuypopulatus. 
MA requestergor requr ren, 
1 Rougator , flagitator. 3 Stipula- 
tor,m. 
A maitey of requetr. 
1 Libeilorum mag, ſter, 
Al requeti 2 
x Periius, rogatus, precatio, petitio, 
fupplicatugt. poſtulatumoratumype- 
uyeum. 
Belo nerw fo requeſts, 
1 Pultulatorwus,ad. 
A maker of requetts, 
1 Libellio,m. 
At reque3t, 
1 PrecariO,ady- 
ToRequire,v. r-9ueHt,ord demand, 
Re ifte,or neceſſary,v. Neceſſane. 
To Loy mte,vide recor.; pence. 
Requit, 4. 
1 Recurmpenſates,p, 
Arequitall, 
1 Re uneratio, f, 
To Rerevide ro1/e, 
Tat RerewarI of an armies 
1 Exerci'us tegum, 
To Reſolute, 
1 kelalis. 
Aveſclut ation. 
1 Refalotario,f. 
AReſcrint. 
1 Reſcrptum,n. 
To Reſemble, or repreſent the ſimi. 
litude of. 1 Affimilo, formam geo, 
perſonam ſuſcipio,retero. 2 Deicen. 
do, vt, deſcendit ad hyacunhum hec 
gem:;r.a,it 2eſembleth the Lacmtt. 
[1t reſembleith the mace 8; the lecke, 
1 Tota fimilimdo ad fuccum porri 
dirigitur. 
To 1eſcmble his fathey. 3 Patriſlo. 
Refi mablarceger likenefe. 
1 Similitudo,z Imago,gefticulatio,f. 
Ref. mbling, 
1 Fimilis, conſinilis, aſſimilis, per(i- 
milis.ad. 
R eſcue wide reſet. 
Te Reſrrne. 
1 Reſervo. 2 tr b 
Toreſerme, or heepe to himſelſe, oy to 
except inbaygai::mg. 2 Recipio. 
Reſerved, 
1 Reſervatvs, 2 repoſiius,p, 
Areſcrvation of ſometl) ng. 
1 Reſervatiof. 
T-beRefincent. 1 Aſides. 
Onevhet is reſident, 1 Relidens. 
Reſidencegor riſior ce, 


2 Aſſiduias,habnatio,f, 
V3 


The Reſidue, - 

x: Reſiduum, relquuy, n. rcciduns, 
ad. vide remainder. 
To Reſixne, vide ſrrender, 

To Reſiſt,;epugne,or withſtand. 

1: Reliſto,repugno, relutor, renitor, 
adverior. 2 Obito, occurro,obviam 
ire,laftineo, vt multitudinem fuſtinere 
To reſ1it in words. 

1 Obnuncio,vide gaine/ay. 

They reſo;t, 

1 Reſiſtitur, 2 Occwritur,imp, 
They reſitted, or withſtood, 

1 <uſtentatumeſt, imp. 

-ſiſted. 

: Impugnatus,p. 
A Refttter. 

2 Propulſator,m. 
A reſetting,or reſiſtance, 

I 7% — renixus, 
m,v [trming, 

T's Reckew, 

1 Proten(o. 
Reckewed. 1 Proteniatus,p. 

T» R:(olur. 

: Solvo.refolun. 

T's reſolur that us froſen. 

1 Rege'o 
To rifol ue doubts. 

2 Enudulo,Explicare, & folvere no- 
dos, 
Ts be reſclued. 

1 Soluor, 

Reſelud, 

1 Reſolutus,p. 2 Fluidus,ad. 
Areſolution, 

1 Revlutio,analyſis. 

That which reſolue:b, 

1 Analytic::m,n. 

1 am ri olucd,ov d termined, 

1 Deiberatum && mihi, 
Reſolutegor fully rejorued. 

2 Fixus. 

To Reſort, 

1 Diverlor,fiequento,repeto. 

2 Accedo. 

To reſort together, 

xz Convenio,concelcbro.a Confluo. 
A velortizg,or reſort. 

1 Congreſias, concurſus, frequentia, 
celebritas,t 

To Reſound, 

1; Reſono allono, 

The reſeunding of the bellowing of an 
Oxe. 3 Reboatus,m. 

To Reſpect, hame reipett. 

1 Reſpicio,ipeto,v to Regard, 

A rvetþ th. 

1 Re'pedus.m.ratio.relativ,h. 
Inrtþ #. 1 Prayprap. 

To Reſyire, 

x Reipirn. ks . 

Rifir ation, 1 elpratio,Ff. 
Neſvete, 

2 Mora,intercapedo.f intervallmgn 
Afeer reiþ te. 1 Ex:1mtervallo. 

Ofr: fire. 2 Mornorins, od, 
Rcſplendent, Reiplenders. 


To 


RES 


RES 


RET 


= Reft, or be at refF. | 
meſco,otior. 

Ts reth,ftay,or abide, 

i Moror, 
Toreft,or pauſe. ; 
x Interquieſco, paulo 2 reſpiro, vide 


19 payſe, 

To re#t, or ſtay _ 

1 Nizor,incumbo,infiſto. 2 Infideo. 
To reit,ov ftay betweene. 

I Inerfil to, 

To reft.or abide after movings 

1 Con(14co,refideo. 

To veft,vr be reſident, 

x So lam,reſto. 

To rest to zether, 

1 Conquieſco. 

To reft bimſelfe ofven in vomrney. | 
: Chroniſlo, 

To fet at refF, 

1 Quiero, 

R-ft,or a reiing, 

x Quues,f.orum,n, 

A resf,or pauſe. 

1 Pauſa,t. 

Areitmg,or ſtaying. 

1 Inſtitio,C. 

A reiting,or ceaſing for a time, 

1 Cellatio, paulatio,t. utermiſſus,m, 
Arelt# ina ſongs | 

2 Numerus,m. 

A veiting place. 


i 


2 Sedes,t. 

Are, ing. or ſtanding place for men of 
war,or ſhips. 2 Statio,f, 

A httle refting na 

x Statiuncula, 

QA reft,oy the obſerving of the ſabboth 
x Sabbatum,n. 

The flames, or reſidue. 

x Reliquig,f.recideum,n, 

Reffiul,or that u in ret, 

1 Quj . Vide quier, 

VVhbich hath no ves8T, 

1 Irrequictus,ad. 

The Ret, 

x Czter,reliquus,ad, 

Reftfully. I Quiete ady, 
| Reitleſly, 

L Inquuete,adv, 

A ReTharrow,or camocke. 
Refs Rhamus,m.z remora aratri. 

eſty 

I Reficens,p.rancidus.v.muldygot- 
ren,and ranke. 
Reffttution, vide reſtore. 
To Reito:e,or ye: ld againe, 

x: Reddo,reſtiuno,refero. 
To riſtyre, 07 0148 backe. 

x Refdo,retribuo. 3 repono. 
To reſtoye,or revarre. 

1 Reftanro, rcſtituo, vide to yepaire. 
Torefte,or bring ag avnce. 

1 Redrgo,reporto.revacu, vt, ad vi- 
tam revocate, is reftore to life a- 
gaine, 
To reſtore to libertie, 
1 1 Vindico. 


Ma. 


Tit eftoye borrowed ware, 
Reluo. 


To reſtore perfeFFly. 

1 Redintegro,exintegro. 

To reſtore t0 "oc grace, 

1 Reconcilio 

To be reſtored, or made again. 

1 Reſtituor,reficior. 

Reſtored, or repaired. 

x Reſtaur eutus,p- 

Reftored to life. 

3 Revocatus,p. 

mn_ or yeelded anaine. 

1 Redditus,p. 

A ro grace,or fevenr, 
1 Reconciliatus 


»Þ- 
wk reftorer. 
1 Reftaurator,reſtitutor,m. 
Areſtoring,or making againe, 
x Re ituc1 ; 
A _ of a thing to him that 
ſoldir. 1 Redhibitio,f. 
He that ſo yeſtoreth, 
x ReJhibicor. 
A thing reſtored, 
x Redhibitum. 
Of,or telonging to ſuch reſtitution, 
1 Redhibitorius,ad. 
Hethat hath the p» ofſeſs on of 4 thing 
on cond:t:on to reſtore it ag aing« 
x Fiducarius, 
O/,or belonging to  reſtitmrron. 
1 Reſtitutori 
VV hich cannot be reſtored. 
1 Irreparabilis,ad. vide repaire, 
To Reſtraine, 


to bridle. 

Net to reftraine, 

1 Incohibeſco. 

Rettraned. 

2 Coercuus, reſtrictus, cohibitus, r6- 
tems, p' 

A Reſtrainey. 

2 Frenator,repreſſor,m, 


A. reſtr@in ;r,o7 ireaing, 
1 10 þ 


1 Stypticn,ad, 
eſune, 
1 Reſumy. 
Reſumed, 
1 Reſumptus,p. 
Jefummons;i a ſecond ſummont, 
Refimnption. 
Reluwptio. 
ReUrrection. 
1 ReſurreQio,f, 
T: Reratle, or retell, 
1 Ren mero. 
A Ye «:leror ſeller of ware: by retaile 
: Propela,f, 
Toret uncyer - 
1 Reino, f1 
2 Ou todio. 
T ret aine with by oularfutt WeAnes, 
2 Snpprimo, | 
To retaine often, x Retento, 


& 


1 Coangulto, 2 reſtringo,retineo,y . 


Toretame, 


tenaciras,f. 
Tobe Retatued, or hired ſik, 48 in 
war. 1 Stipendior, 
A Retainer. 
1 Cliens,ſervus,m. 
He th: hath often beene a Retainer 
m warres.s Stipendioius,ad. 
To retch our, 
1 Diſtendo, vide ſtrerch, 
To rete' himſeclfe, as they doc that 
come from ſleepe. 
x: P ! 
To retch mn ſpiting, 
x Scres pv 


Tha: /o Re tcherb, 
1 Screator,m. 
Lab»1ur in — ro evoid ſpittle. 
I 
A ths = the body , tbat ſo the 
__ muy be blowne 
f. 


Retchleſſe. 
2 Supinus,diſcintus,p. 
Retchleſſe. 


2 Supine,adu vide negligent, 

To retell, vide reraile. 
To retire. 

1 Cedo, rerrocedo, ſubducere ſe, 
2 Rerrahere ſe. 

xA Retire, 

I _— 2 Receptus, m, recep- 
tio,f. 

Retiringly, 

1 Receſsim, adu, vide ts goe backs, 
and rot wie, 

Toretort- 

3 Retorqueo,z Diſcingo. 
Toretr1ct 1h: one bath /ard, 

r Recanto,retrato, 

Retratted. 

1 RetraQaus,p. 

A Retratl ation, 

1 RetraRatio. 

To /ownd a tctratte. 

x Claſſicum vel receptuj canere. 
ARctrate. 1 Recurlus, m. revet- 
fio,f.vide retire. 

Torctribute. 

1 Retribus, 

Retroxrade- x Retrogradus. 

To teturne. 1 Refeo, _— 
revertor,remigro,recedo,recpere ſe, 
referre ſe vide to goe ba ke. 

To Retwrne, or come againe to ſee. 

1 Reviſo. 

To Retwrynegor be canſei to retwrne. 
2 Revoluor, 

Te Returneby and by, 

x Redito. 

To Returne haſtily,oy runne backe 4- 
gaine, 1 Recurro, ' 
To Return backe,or reſtore, 

1 Redunds. 


To 


mma 


REV 


REV 


To returne, oy to repent and amend. 

1 Reſipiſco, 

To be returned, 

1 Redcor. 

That « returned. 

1 Reverius,regreſſus,p, 

KRetrrred vacke, 

1 Kevolutus,p. 

Raturneagor reftored becke. 

1 Retort,p. 

A returning vackeyr returne, 

1 Reverfio,t.ceditus, regreſiius recur= 
i1s,m. 

A place to yetwne wito, 

1 Reverticulum,n. 

A kwnde of couttruttion, wherem we 
rc turn to the place, per ſons,or matter 
om whence we came. 3 Reciproca,f. 
That « redurned [ft jrom exite , or 
danger. i Redux,c.g. 

[hat retwrueth, or kath recourſe thi. 
ther from whence it 6ame.. 1 Reci 
1] Cus,ad. 
That tom vh;ch one cannot retwrne. 

1 Irremcabilis, 
That returne(b agame af er it was fal- 
len and gone, 1 Recidivus 
That ej1ſoones retwrne th to life again, 
1 'Redivivus,ad 
A Reuter grewe. 
Sax przfectus. 

To Rev:ale,or d:iſcomers 

1 Kevelo, indico. 2 Patefacio, c- 
mincio. 

Tobe revealed. 1 Patrcho. 
Revealed. 

1 Revclatus,patefaRus,reclulus,p, 
A revealey. 

1 Vulgator. 

«A revelation, 


1 Revelatio, apocalypſis, f. y.co 4:ſ- 
cloſe. 


A Revellcr, vide g/aiton. 

Revells, or _ '- ®þ 
-ncurius populi illeginmus. 

Revells. « Feſta & ludi. 

Revemue,or rent. 

. Vectgal,n. proventus,reditus,cen- 

mn. 
The revenues in fee farmer. 
x Canon. 


A certaine rent paid for everie acre of 


ground, from which payment none can 
be freed but the Prince, x Tugatio,f. 
Revenues of one yeares 


1 Annua,n- 
Reveuucs of a Kings demaine, 
x Fijaus,m. 


A rent exabted for everie piller that 


boldeth up the houſe, x Colamnari- / 


umn. 

Revenues, or erdinaris painents duc 
fo acommen wealth, 

z Publ cim,n. 

\A rent pace for things belonging to 
buobandrie. 1x Colonarum,n. 

A gathering of rent!,or Yevenues, 

3 Logjon,s. 


| That peteth rents, x VeRigalis. 


To Revenge. 

1 Vindico,ylciſcor.z Pericquor. 

To be yevenged, 

1 Vlciſcor, 

Revenged, 

1 Vindicatus, yitus. 

Not revenged, 

1 Inulus,p. 

A revenger, 

1 Vitor,m.trix,f. vindex,c g. 
revenge,or revengement, 


1: Vindicta,vkio,t.yultus,m, 


- ToReverberate. 


x Key 

To Reverence, or do reverence vnts 
1 Revercor,vencror,ſulpicie. 

2 Saluto, 

To xy: verence greatly. 

l 
Reverenced, x Vencratus,p. 

He that yevercnceth, 

1 Veacrator, . 

Hee that reverenceth , and honowreth 
the people 1 Pubblcolac.g. 

Ke Verence. 

1 Revcrenza,veneratio,f honor,m. 
Lacks of rever. nce, 


Full of reverence, 

1 Venerabundus,ad. 

VVorthie to be had in reverence, 

2 Obſcruabilis,ad. 

Reverently. 

1 Reverenter, 2 Verecnndec,adv.vi; 
henewr. 

To Revert. 

1 Revertor,vide to retune, 

A r-werſion. 

1 Reverſio,f, 

To Reverſe, Abrogo, 

To Revew, 

1 Recenſco. 

Reviewed. 

1 Recenſitus,p. 

MA reviewing. 

1 Recenſio,f. 

To Revile, vide raile. 

To Revile, as they do the lafF proofe 
in print 1n7,he (ore 2 goeth to the preſſe, 
1 Recaftigs, F 


1 Recaſtigatus,p. 
Such « revfing. 
i Reviſfas,m. 2 Lima,f, 


To revise,neut. 

1 Reviviſco. 2R ucſo. 
Revined, 1 Redivivus,ad. 

To be trowbled with Reume, 

3 Reumatizo. 


The diſtaſe of arexme. 
1 Keumatiimus,m. 
To Revoke,or call backs 

1 Revoco,retradts. 

Revoked. 

1 Revocatus,p. 

A revokingor revocation. 

3 Revocano. 2 RetraRatio,F, 
That may be revoked, 

1 Re li 

That cannet be revokgd. 

1 Irrc h 

To Revolt, or backe ſide. 

1 Deſcico. 2 Deficiogtranee 
HA revolter. 


1 Apoſtata,m. 


A reveliing, 
1 Apoſtalia. 2 DeſeQio,f. 


Revolting, 

I tancus,ad, 

Ts Revolue,cr cat? inku mind, 

1 Reputo,iecogito. 2 Verio. 

Revolumg. 

1 Renolutars,p. 

A revelu g,or diligent thinking. 
Reputano,t 


I . 

A Revolution,or twrning aboxt, 

1 Converks, revelutio, f, 2 recur« 
ſus,m.vt,recurſus coeli, 

ARewe,or rowe, 

1 Serics,t. 

A rewe of trees. 

2 Verius arborum, 

A long reve. 

I f. 

The croſſe rewe, 

1 Alphaben ſeries. 

To Reward. 

: Munero,przinior, 2 Retribuo,v. 
recompence. 

To be rewarded. 

1 Donor. 

Rewarded, 

1 Muneratus,P, 

A rewarder. 

1 Przmiator,m, 

A rewarding, 

1 Re ratio. 2 retnbutio,f, 

GA reward,or recompence. 

z Merccs,f premium,munus, 

2 Pretium,n. 

A little rewards 

: Premiolum,n. 

A reward given to maiters for tear 
ch:ng. 

i Minerval,mineruale,n. 

A reward,or price of gamnge 

1 Brabwm,brawum,n. 

A reward of witorie. 

1 Ag'-mſma.palmarium. 

A rewara gives ts hm that is van 


gquiſhed , at playing or fighting with 


RIC 


RID 


RIG 


ewardleſſe. 1 Gra:uitus,ad, 
emo, viic rume. 

Ryenith w:ne.,vide wine, 

VV brch @ vpon thu fede of the rhene. 

1 (\ ad. 

To play the Rhetozittan, 

1 Rhetoricor. 

A Rhetoritan. 

1 Rhetor,rhetoricus,ad, 

Rhetoricke. 

1 Rhetorica,oratoria,Ff. 

Drecepts of rhetonicke. 

i Rheorica,orums 

Figures in —_— 

2 Pigmentum,n 

Of,or -belanging to the art of rhetorich, 
1 Rhetoricus,ad. 


R hetorically. 
1 Rhaoric?,oratorie.z Ornat?,adv. 


R ante I 


ARtall,sr Roſe noble. 

1 Noubilis rofatus 

A Riband. 

1 Capital,n teniola,f. 

Anand wherenh thehat us faftened 
to the head. 1 Otfendix,m. 
Ribaudzte, 

1 Laſcivia, obſcaenitas, impudicitia, 
venus,f, 

ARtband, x Leno. 
Ribaudrous, 

I + —_ 2 Impudicus, impu- 


A "\Ribbe, 1 Coſta,f. 
A/ſmallribbe. 
1 Coſtula,f. 
The place where the ribs are, 
z Coſtatium,n, 
The ſhort rb. 
: Coſtznothz, 
The narroweit part of the ribs, which 
roucheth the turning of the back bone, 
: Rhemulus,m. 
The middle ſpace betweene the ribs. 
: Mcloplewia.orum, 
VVhich hath r1hs. 
1 Coſtatus,ad. 
Rice, x Oriza,olyra. 
= pottage,vide Pg 
be Rich,or wealrhre, 

I 'Diteſco ocuplero. 
Ts make rich,or wealthie, 
1 Dito, 
Made O__ 

2 Opimatus. 
Riches,or wealth. 
1 Divitiz,opes,opulentia. 2 Facul- 
tas. 
Aboundance of riches. 
3 Diviſioſitas,f. 
Rich,or wealthie. 
1 Dwes,locoples.dis,opulentus. 
Verte nich,oy wealtine, 
1 Predives,diufſimus, oppiparus;vt, 


Opiparum CONVIVINML 


—__ 


A rich A 
' mi cattle, 

A _ £ P i... 4M $,ad 

That hath alt hs mind on riches. 

x Incubo,m 

Ricbly,or wealthily. 


1 Opipare,opulenter, 2 Copiose,a- 
MIC 


Verie richly 
1 Locupletiflime. 
A Ricke of corne. 

2 $t 

To Rid. ,or r diſpatch out of. 

1 Extrico,cxpedio. 2 Explico, 
To rid one owt = all that be hath. 
2 Elauo,cmung 

Torid 4 ——_— of ones, 

1 Elapi 
To rid bang 
: Emergi,im 
To rid,or L Fparch quickly, 

1 Fcltino, 

To r:d,or cut away that which is ſuper- 
fluous. 1 Amputo. 

Rid from, 

1 Sulutus,defunQus. 

Of whichor one cannot rid himſelfe, 

1 Inextricabilis,ad. 

A Rtddle,or darke ſentence, 

1 XEnigma,n. 2 Scrupulus,m. 

A riddle,or darke ſemtence,properly a 
net, a Gi ryphas,m. 

He that propoundeth ridd. es. 

: ZEnigmariſta,m, 

To Ride. 

1 Equito, 2 Vehor, | 

To ride away.. 1 Abequito, 

To ride about. 

1 Obequito. 

To v:1e by,or neere fo. 

1 Adequito. 

To rid: rogether. I Cocquito, 

To ride —_ 

1 Perequio 

To rides betweene. 

1 Int Ito. 

To ride by. 1 Praterequito, 

To over-1:de, 

2 Anteverto. 

To be ridden. 

z Equitor, 

A rider, 

1 Equitator,m eques 
Arider of @( hoyſe. 

1 Superjumentarius, equiſo, m, vide 
Horſe. 
Arider on Camels, 

i Camelarius,m. 
Ar:ding. 


pe. : 
n. 


LA r:ding c 
2 Galeri 


] Eaſte tobe ridden vpon,or that may be \ 5 


ridden pon. 1 = —— 

That cannot be ridden ©—w or vp- 
P+n. 1 Incquitabilis,ad 

ARiding. 

: Divifo comitatus. 


To make 4 Ridge. 

1 Imporco. 

The r1dgeor tops of an hill, or howſe, 

1 Culmen,cacumen, fakigium,n. 

The rudge, hanging, ſide, or ſteepeneſſe 

of aninll, 1 mn. 
The ridge of an bouſe. 

1 TeQum. 2F 


A ridge of a land bing betweene Iwo 
furrowes, n P 

A ridge,or baulke berweene ewo lands. 

1 Scamnum,n lira,f. 

Theridye of a os or hill, 

1 Iugum. 2 Superalium,n. 
Ridge; berwoene the chanets of timber, 
or ſtone wrought, 1 Striz,f. 
Reged, or that hath manu ridges. 
Rid e by ridge, 
I dn 
Rife, vide plentifmll. 
Riffe raffe,or confuſed. 

1 Promiicuc,adv, 


To Rifle,or ranſacke. 
1 Dilturbo, vide ts robe. 


nor population 
7 0 Rt £ yas _ doe ar dice, 
Th play,or game called riflung. 
Puſtobolinda,f. 


4 Rift,craſe,or chinkeyy. chappe. 
— Ringe- to rigge 4/bip. 


To mie Riht, v. 10 makg ftraght. 


Hs 
R 1ght jus} or hone#F. 

iKR I imus,adv, 
Right ,proper,or that which ſhewld be. 
I enuinus,v L 

Rt bt, contrarie 10. 

I LIEKLET, 

Fight honefF, 

1 Sangiſſimus. 

Right men of warre, 

1 Meri bellatores. 


ehtl 
Me 63,2qui ite, vere diref2,fide- 
licr,adv. 
Right ly or wortbily, 
1 Merits adv. jure. 
wht well, 
1 Perbelle,adverb. 
Right out. 
1 Reda,adv. 
a ;w downe. 
Peſſum,adv. 
of verie good yight,or worthily, 
1 Mermniſſino,adv.vide reeſon. 
Right over againtt, 
1 Eregione. 
Rixhteonſneſſe, 
1 Tuitiria,f., 
R iehreows, 


1 Tuſtus,pius,ad 


Rightfutly. | 


ge. © 


—_ ES ZOE "RI 


RIN RIN RIS 


Innme,ofrime, or that maketh rime. 


Rightſully. 1 Tuſte ady, | Aſeller of rings, Ripe for marigge, 
Ts (bew Rigour. : Annularius. L Viripotcns,apta vigo. 

1 Szvio. ring,or thimble to _ with, , of ripe, 
Rignns 1 Vogulum,n 

| x Kigor,m ſeverias,f. A rin Catatberfs ts. Ripely. 

Rigour of the law. 1 Balbatum,n. 1 Maturc,adv. | 
x Summum jus. The ſtaple ring,or chaine that fattneth Ripters. 
Rigorous. ive yoakes, I Ampron, __ qui portant pilces vanalcs x 
2 Aſper,dums.ad. The ring of red feathers, that the po | 10C.manumis. 
Verie rigorons,or ſevere. pintay hath about her necks, % Rip that u ſowed. 
1 Perſeyerus, ad, 1 Miniatus torquis, » Duluo. 2 Reicindo, 
Rigerouſly. A ring of a dere, To rip "_—_ ſow againe. | 
x Severe, ſeveriter- 2 Acerb8,aſpers | 1 Gundam, 1 Reſuro 
Ver:e rigorouſly. ny" care r1 R _— 

: Acernme,adv.vide cruel. clurus,diſſuus,p. 
4 Rime, or falling mitt, The ring finger. - Rile,or ſpring vp. 
1 Subttillum,n. 1 Digitus 

| Rime,or meerer. Of.orh belo es rod rang. To _— vp owt of. 
r Metrum, n. thythmns, 2 Nume- | 1 Annvlans,ad. 2 Emergo, . 
rus,m. 4 Ring-leader. To riſe vp,or grow in length. 
1 Princeps,c g preſultor. 1 Creſco. 


| T Rhy:hmicus ad. A Ring-worme,or retrey. To riſe Op. 
| ARince,vide knife. I 1 mpengo lichen,m. formicatio, | 1 Surgo,vide T s arſe. 
To pull off the RtI1de, or barke. To riſe,or ſhew forth it ſalfe. 
| : Delbrogvide b.oke. A ring- were, riſing with adrieſeab | 2 Etfulgeo. 
Arinde. x Cortex,m. } in anherſes fore-legs wndey his ſhowl. | Toriſe,or ount vp. 
The _— _ of a pomegranate, v. | ders. x Hirudo,imperigo,t. 1 Aſcendo. 2 Attollo. 
pome To Rinſe, To r:ſe,or come of ſomething. 
The _ whetei ern the I lieth, 1 Elavo,cluo. 1 Exfilto. 
: Omentum,n Rinſed. 1 Elntus,perlutus,p. Tonſevp agarniF, 
| The inner rine of the bely, fads ks wi | Arivſing, 1: Inſurgo,vide to rebell. 
ned to the cawle,and wherewith allthe | 1 Ablutio,vide ro waſh. y r1ſe,or get vp before day, 
entraile) are covered. 1 Peritongh,n- - be given to Riot, or lie riotoully. Amelucano. 
” Ringa2 1 Pacchor,luxurio,propinor. 2 Per- T rt = in ſurges,amnd wanes, 
a ring ,neut. To eat riorowſly. They _ did reverence. 
1 Tinnio. 2 Sono,remugio,vt,remu- | 1 Comellor. 1 Aſſurretumeſt 
git nemus latratn, Riotor riotouſneſſe, Riſen. 
| To ring all over. i Luxuria,t.luxus,m., x Ortus,exortus,p. 
3 Periono. A r10t ous perſon. Riſen out of , 
= rIng againe. 1 Aſotus,nepos,propi .m, | 2 Emerſus,ps 
,reboo. 2 Deg glutton, The 11ſing,as of the Swnne. 
to ring about . An houſe of r10t, and bawdrie. 1 Ortus,cxortus,m. 
1 Cireumſono. 1 Ganea,f ganeum,n. 4 riſong,or ſitring,or getting vp. 
A ringer,or he that makgth « ringing. Phew 1 Nepotinus,ad 1 Surre&tio,f. 
1 Tintinnaculus,m. Pertaining to r108. I r1ſing of manie together for reve« 
x bell-rimger.. i: P rence. 1 ConlurreQio,f, 
1 Campaniſta,. Riorouſly. A riſing againe. 
x ringing ,or tmckling. : Luxuriose. 2 Intemperatc ,profu- 1 ReſuneRio. 
1 Tinnitus,m, $c,prodize,adv. The riſing of a hill, 
Ringing, or that yingeth as mettall | To make Ripe. 1 Acclivitas. 


doth, 1 Tinnulus. 2 Sonoms,ad. 
To put on a Ring. 
1 Annulo. 


= 


1 Maturo. 2 Mitigo. A = 'N or appearing out, 
To make ripe before. 1 Pracoquo. 3 Ana ene,f. 


To wax ripe. 1 Matureo. 2 2c A fs " => in a (rings 

Finged, 1 Annulatus,p. Tobe ripened. 1 I Scatebe 
A ring, ſuch as ts ſed to be worne on _  waxe through ripe. R:ſ ng _ m height. 
the finger, 1 Annalus,m, 2 Lunula,Ff. 3 Eminulus, ad. 
A lutle ring, M: ide rrpe,or ripened. Riſen vp 
: Annellus,m. 1 Maturatus,p. : Tu ,umidus. 
A ring without 4 rune Ripeneſſe. Riſing vp. 3 Egretus,ad. 
1 Annulus 1 Matnritas,f, Reiſtog wpward 16 4narrew or ſmak 
A weddirg ring. F'pe, 1 Maturns. 2 Mitis,ad. top. 1 Acclivis,acclivus, 
: Annulus p by ripe, ARtte,or cull ome. 
——_— ns bo. . 2Permitis,ad. 1 Ritus,m. 

Annulus fig; Ilaris,anmulus Ggnato- R = before ohm, Rites. 1 Tuſtagn. 
rus, COX, PT2maturus. A Rivall, ove thar foeth, ov woeth 
T've beſell,or head of @ ring. hand ripe. the ſame woman that antiher mar 
2 Pala annuli. z Coctivus,ad. deth, 1 Kivals.m. 


V4 To 


RIV 


ROB 


ROC 


T- Ri-1e in pieces. 

: Dilcerpo,proſcindo,y. t# rent, and 
t are. 

10niue with awerge, 

: Diſcuncy 

Ri4en- 1 Dilſcerptus. 3 Sciſſs,p. 
Riuenwit' a wedze. 

1 Diſcuneatus,p. 

To 1Rtvell,or wax winck led, 

1 Rugo,rugas contrahere. 

Rineled. 1 Rugoſus, 2 Senex» 

A riuell,or wr.nckie. 

1 Ruga,f, 

A 6 (9:1, 

1 Kivus,amnis,fluvins,flumen. 

A '1ttle rryer,or brookes 

1 Rivulus,m. 

The « h m-ll of artury. 

i: Affluens. 2 Fauces,is- 

A river that flowe th ever the bankes. 
i Expanduor,m. 

Tze turning of 4 river an1ther way. 

1 Divercicalum fluminis. 

He which 4weferlh by a river, 

: Amimcola,c g amnenſis. 

Tn:y wh:ch baue lands and gords ſep ee 
rated ly a brooke, or r: ver, andborde. 
ring vpon the ſame, and tixer fore haue 
both intereFt in the ſame : alſo they 
that haunt rivers, 1 Rivalcs. 

Of a PT, JEF 

1 Fluviaticus.rivalis,fluvialis,ad. 
Full of rivers. 

1 Fluminoſus. 

I wming pleaſantly like a river, 

1 Profluens,p. 

Nighto arivergor brooke, 

1 Amnenſis,ad. 

River by ntycr. 

1 Rivatim. 

Rivcts, r /þlents tn harneſſe. 

1 Clavi,m. 

Riſe, vide R:ces 


R ante O 


To Roar?,vide rore. 
To R9b, or /þo:le. . 
1 Furor,ſpolio. 2 Fxpolio, deripio. 
To yoh,or iteale priwly . 
1 Suffuror, 
To rob,or /þoile countries. 
1 Populor,depopulor. 
To re\ the £931:120n treaſure, 
| 1 Peculor.depeculor. 
To ro5 andt ake beotie by the high way 
1 Graſfor,la!rocinor,predor, 
To rob one of (14 ratnwent. 
1 Expalho. 
Toreh of :en 2 Rapto. 
To 16h arame, 
2 Renido, 
Robb:d, 
2 Spol atus,comp.latus,direpws,p» 
A R obher,or theefe, 
+ Fur,c g latro, predator, prado, 
raptor, 


A robber lying 1m wartby the high w 

I {or -$.y mg Bug 
A roboer of « churcl,,chappell,or other 
holy place. 1 Sacrilegus,m. 

A rabber of the common treaſurie, 

1 Peculatordepeculator, 

A robber by fea. 

1 Pirata,m 

Of a R obber,or robberie by ſea. 

1 Picaticus,ad.yide Tyrates 

A robber by mght. 

1 Przmia:or,m. 

A robber in war, 

1 Excurſor,m. 

Robbers by night, or ſhop-lreakerss 


, 1 DireRary,m. 


A Robber of the dea? by night, 

3 Veil Boſtrom 

A robber, or breaker of dores & locks. 

: Etfractor,m. vide burglarie, 

That lrveth by Robbing, 

1 Predabundus. 

Al robberie,or robbing. 

1 Furtum, latrociniam, n. predatio, 
ma. 2 Direptio. 

A robbing of the common Honda 

I Dom! > nel Jo 


A Robbing of a C burch,or Chappcll. 
1 Sacrileium,n, 

R obherie by ſea. 

1 Piratica,Ff. 

A place where men be robbed, 

1 Spoliarwum,n. 

Readieſſe to rob,or fteale, 

1 Furacuas,f. 

Belonging toa robbery, 

1 Predonius,ad. 

Belonging ts robbing. 

1 Predatorius,ad. 

He that receiveth the ſpotke takgn by 
Robbex.e. 1 Spol:anus,m, 

To put Robeg on, 

z Solo 


A rebe,or garment, 


1 Pallat. 
A purple roves 
1 Yurpura,f, 


| A kmgly robegor robe of effate. 
I Baſt | 


thcon,n. Baſilica veſtis , regia 

yeltis. 

A Robe, or kirtle worne by Kings wn- 
dey ther maniles of eſtate. i Trabea,Ff. 
Clotbed with ſuch a R obs. 

1 'Trabearus,p. 

An Aldermans robe. 

1 Abolla. 

Rebes of rich furt. 

3 Andromeda. 

A Robe of honour, 

1 Stola,t. 

He that weareth a robs of honour. 

x: Stolatus,p. 

li lorg Robe. 

1 Pallumy,n toga. 
A Rob? of ſcarict, 

x Toyga ptupurea. 


Along F 0", carded ahout with pure , 
ple fulkethe reve of eitate that the K., | 1 Feſtuca,f. 


of Rome, or other chiefe Officers did 
weare,when they ſate in theur maneſtie, 
and ww wont tobe buried with them 
that died in their office, neuther coxld 
ame Tudge gine ſentence on a man till 
he had put off that robe : ao robe 
which noble mens cluldren vſed to wear 
till they were ſcauenteene yeares of age. 
1 Pretexta,pretexta toga. 

He that weareth [uch a'K obe. 

1 Ptzrextatus,p. 

Noble mens ſonnes and daughters wea- 
ring thoſe long raves garded with pur- 
ple. 1 Pracexcati,m., & Pretexratg,f. 
A Robe, or Ephod made tegether of 
blew ſilke , having round about the 
sharts thereof 72, pomegranats of blew 
filze,purple,and tharlet, and as manie 
bells of gold betweene them round a- 
bout. 1 Machil. 

Indie Robes, 

I Veſtimenta forenſia. 

A yeoman,or matter of the robs. 

2 Veltiarus,m. 
Rob? wiſe, 

i Palliolatim,ady. _ 
A Rochet,or ſurplice. 

1: Hypothecus,m. 

A Kocke, 

1 Rupes,petra,t. 

A rocky place, 

1 Saxctumn. 

MA high rocke. 

1 Scupulus,m. 

A little rocke, 

1 Petrella, 

Rough rockes. 

1 Aconz;t ſaxa prerupta. 

A verie hgh recke that goats canner 
come to. 3 Xgiliug. 

(Aboundance of rocher, 

3 Scopuloſnas,t. 

HA ragged richegor bill ful of hard and 
great ſtones. 

z Cautes,f, 

A fteepe rocke not to be elimed,, 

2 Rupes,f. 

Rockes i the ſea, 

1 Cepidines. 

Rockze. 1 Saxevs, axoſus, ſcopulo- 
ſas, petricoſus,ad. 

To Rocke. 

Agio,as. 

A Rocke,vide diflaſſe. 

ARod. | 

: Flagrum,vnga. 

2 Vimen,n. 

A litle white rod that embafſadors v- 
ſed going to entreat for peace, 

x Caduceus,m-. 

He that carrieth ſuch arod, 

1 Cadnciſer,ad. 

A marſhall,or vſhers red- 

1 Commentaculum,n. 

A Rod that the Pretour vitl dmong 
the Romans to lay upon the linad of a 
ſervan', and ſo make b m free, 


a. 


pe 


ROD 


R OL 


R O O | 


AN = omers yod, 

1 Radius aſtronomicus, 

A r04 19 meaſtere the growid, of a rod 
mn meaſure, 

1 Chorobares,pertica,F. 

Ared #hereby labertie or feedome # Ld 
Sawted, 

i Vindiaa,f. 

A place wheye rods grow: 

1 Virgetum,n. 

Full of reds, 

x Vi 

Of, or belonging toa rod. 

i: Y 


VV atled with reds, 
x: Concratilius,ad. 
A Rode,or fHation for ſhips,v bay. 
Rode knghts. i. Qui ui cum domuno 


k Ronen 
>g,or r0wghes of fiſh : the ſpane | 
Ovapiſcium,n. 


Rogation,” rang weeks, 
1 Robigalia,orum,n. 
To Roge,or wander about. 
1 Divagor. | 
A roge kept in priſon, «nd forced ts 
worke, 
3 Caraltus,m. 
A rogue. 

1: Erro,nis,omnivagus,me 
Arogue or wags abond burned inthe 
eartgor that hath auie marks ef ſhame. 
oy reproch, 
1 Stigmaticus,m. 2 Notis compun« 


QusT hreici jS/tigma,atis,m. 


A rogt 3g. 
1 Vagatiof. 
That roveth. 
2 Vagabundus. 
Roy: lf wmahoritie. 
1 Imperium,n. 
onaliie, 
1 Imperium,dominatio. 


Roy 

1 Auguſtus, bafilicus, regalis, regius, 
regificus,ad. 

Te reyall exchange. 

2 Area,f,vide exchwge, 

R of ally, 

53 . 2 Magnilice. 


1 Vol1o,roto. 

To role,or wpape about, 

1 Circuraphco,cirumyolue, 

To role fom a place, 

1 Evolyo. 

To role before. 

1 Provolyo. 

Vorole rewards a place. 

1 Advolvo, 

To role v 

I Involvo,ſapervolvo. 

To role ſmoih land;, or bneake clods 
Deoccu. 


with aroler. 1 


To yole often, 
1 Pervoluto. 

T role or tumble agane, 

1 Revolyo. 

To drime athing 01 roles, 

 n Phalango 

To role downe. 

1 Devolyo, 

To tole under. 

1 Subvolvo. 

Roled, x Velutus,ad. 

A roling. 

: Volumen,yolutatio,f. 

iA roling our. 

i Evolutio,f. 

The roling of 4 thing Som an high 
Place. 


: Pracipitantia,f. 
cpm to roles 
Volu 
e ver roling,or cafe to beroled, 
1V 
That maybe r0'ed backe agine, 
1 Revolubilis,ad, 


Rolingly. 1 

1 Volubiluer,volutatim. 2 Rota- 
tim,ady. 

A roler of timber , to wm clods 
o = 


Like ' ſuch a _ 

x Cylindraceus,ad. 

Aroler, or round trunches laid under 
a great Fone, or peece of timber,the 
more eafely to l1/t it with leavers from 
the place where it lyeth. 
1 Hypomoechlium,n. phalange.t. 
A role,or catalogue. 

1 Rowla,f ca 

A role, ay wreath for 4 womens heed, 
fo beare water,or nulke on. 

1 Tenea,f arculus,m. 

A role of abſence tn a gramer ſchoole. 
1 Tabelladelatoria; 

The relez,or lthe place wherein beokes, 
papers, writings, or monuments are 
kept. 

I Cai chanophylagum,n. 

The matey of the roles. 

FT Chanophylax,m. abarchivis,ma- 
giſter (c1orum, cnſios ſrunorum. 
The e afpice of the maſter of the roles, 


Tab 


! umn. 
The porter of the roles, 


xi C1 

A roleor Heike to Freeke any mea> 
ſure evmn, 

1 Hoſtorium,n. 

_ - wa on both ſides. 


Roles of the _ 
1 Volumen curiale, catalogus cauſt- 
rm,album cauſanm. 

A roler of linnen,orwollen, 
2 Hamus,n. T 
_ tw pinnes. 


4 


——— 


Reels fob lakers Ys 


therr _ Godr with golden coare! 
<id ftand 


I Statuarium,n. 


To make like an archroofs. 

iC 

To maig a fall roofs, of an aroh« 
roofe. 

1 Camero,concamero, 

A reeje,or covtrivg of an houſe. 

1 Tecum,n.contignatio,t. 

An ..rch reofr,ox jalſc roofe. 

1: Camera,cameratio. 

A reofr,or top of a bouſe made likgan 
4jje backe, 

1 Culmen,n. 

A roofe jr:tted and imbowed. 

1 Laqueare,n.y. feehing- 

A wm - ge rafter - a bouſe, bean 
ring vp the roofs. 

1 Tignum,n.ngnus,m. 

A luezor ſmall rocfe trees 

: Tigillus,m.cigillum,n, 

A roofe vauted, or boliow mm parts like 
the (hell of the Toproſe. 

1 Teftudineatum teftum. 

A roofe of tiles. 

1 Tectum imbricatum, tetum tegu- 
laneum, 


A roofe of wodden tiles, or ſhingles. 
1 Tectum fcandalare 
A fiat roofe of an houſes 


I N. 

VV ich @ under the rooft ,' or canes of | 

an houſe, 1 

1 Subtegmen, 

= yoofe of the aca 
» Ds 

r pat, or appomt in another Roon. 

3 Swrrogo,lubltuuo. | 

To make 16040, 

2 Submoveo. 

They make way,or roome, 

2 Submovertur,umpert. | 

R oome. |; 

1 Locus,m,ſpacum,n. | 

That hath great eons, o |} 


- take Root. 
= | 


To begin to take r00t, 

3 Radiceſco. 

To ly #he roots, 

I 7 wr erm 2 Eruo, 
To yoor from betyeene. 

23 Intervello. 
Rooted, 1 Radicaun;p» 
A root. 

Radix irps,f 

A little root, 


z Radicula,F. ; 
The holu Ghoſts ro8t. 
Spianlpiumg,gtends. 


R'O O ROR ROT: 
A roote much weed in phyſicke, to | To dannce on ropes,vide daunce. tree M Ro an. : 
prrge fleame. pie ,or flimic, : Pyrama 
x Turbie. | Viſcoſus. Rofrncd, w made of roſine, 
Aradiſh root. To Ro:c,howle.or yell out, : Reſinatus,ad. 
2 Radicula,f,viderad'/h, - I Vialo,fremo, 2 Immugio. Fall of ro fine. 
; A kindof yoots round like #nions, \To rore againe. 1 Roſinoſus,ad. 
{ 1 Pericarpum,n 1 Remugzo. Of,or belonging to yoſine, 
The yoot of Angelica. . To rore lthe a Lon. 1 Reſinaceus,ad 
1 Radix Syriaca, 1 Rugio. To Roſte, 
The root of 4nhearbe. A rorings : Aſſo. 23 Toro, 
2 Coftus,m 1 Vlulatus,fremitus. To - _ 
A wild rape _—_ Ron roperly of lyous, 2 2 OfTEICO, 
1 Rapunculus,m. "Lo >>. Roſted. 
A little rape roote« Roving. 1 Aſſatus. 2 Toſtus,p. 
x Rapulum,n, 2 Sonors,reſonabilis. That may be rofted. 
A ruberb? root. Roring luke the [ta,or water. 2 Cottilis,ad. 
1 Rhaponticum. 1 Vackſonus,ad, Roſted meate. 
—_ root vſed in medicine! ts | Fullef roving. 1 Aſſum,n, 
purge choley. 1 Fremibnndus. S_ vndey aſhes. 
| 1 Rhaz&rhaharbarum. A Roſe. Subcinericus,ad. 
The roote of nanew,or 1wrnp. 1 Roſa 4 reſting. 
1 Congylium,n. '| Alutle yoſe 
Roots verie ſmall belongin to the big- | 3 Roſella,f. A Rotchet,vide rocher, 
ger A damacke roſs. To Rotor wax rotten, 
1 Fibrz,arum,f. 2 Capillamenta,f 1 Roſa alabandica. 1 Putreo,putreico,marceo 
Arcoring owt. A white roſe. 2 Tabco. 
x Extirpatio,f, . 1 Roſaalbas To rot, or putrific with long continu» 
{ That hath many roors. A ved roſe. ance, | 
1 Radicoſis,ad. I Roſe milcſia,roſa rubea, purpurea 1 Fraceo,fraceſco, 
That cannot be 100ted ont, rola. ſs rot ,au 4 iree doth. 
1 Incxturpabilis,ad. Theroſe of Ieruſalem, «r the Ladies | 3 Cane. 
From the rooet,or vp by the root, reſe. To make totten. 
1 Scirpitits,radicitus,ady., 1 Roſa beatz Mariz, vel Icruſoly. | » Putretace, 
Up by the rootes. mitana. Ts be rotten. 
1 Exſeminario,adv. The Eglantine,or ſweet briar roſe. 1 Putreogputrefio, 
A Rope," cord 1 Roſa canina;tynosbaton. Made rotten,or putrified. 
1 Funts,reſtis,m funale,n. A kind of roſes net perfet red. I P- 
A luttlerope,or cord, 1 Trachinia,f. Rottenneſſe,or R__ 10Bs 
1 Funiculus,m.relticula,f, A kird of wild reſis, which hawe nei» | 1 Putredo,f, marcor 
A warker on 4 ys ther goed faſhion, nor /auowr. Tottenneſt in —_— 
1 Neurobata,m 1 Pentifola,lenafolia, 1 Caries,f. 
A rope wherewith ſhips aretiedtoa | Ammike roſe. A rotten ſore. 
poFt, or a ſtone. 1 Roſa Chroneola,roſa pallida,odo» | 1 Vomicagf. 
I Prymnefium,n. rata,& moſcheta. R otten,or pg bloud. 
| An inttrument wherewith ropes are | A roſe budde, 1 Ta 
: Alabaſtrus,m. Rotten,or purified. 
1 Medipontus, Honie, and the inict of roſes boiled to» | 1 Marcidus, putridus, putris, rainci- 
The rope wherewith the ſaile u bound gether, commonly called Mel roſa- fad 
Y the maſt. Rotten « ſore, 
= pe mer 1 wthidaincd, a 1 Purulentus,ad, 
Thero of a —_— 4 flower like a roſe. Verie rotten. 
jr ot rg Rbndodaptme 3 hn rg 3 Marcidioſus,ad, 
crop in — of a forp. Roſe vVinegere Somewhat rorten, 
A. wy f bs 1 Acctum rolaceum, I 
great rope, or cabie of 4 ofe water. Rotren eine, 
1 Rudens,c g. y by p relacea. 2R K. 
The cable ropes of ſhips. Roſe Larlands, VV hich doth cauſe 10 yors 
2 Habenz,f.vide cable, 1 Roſalia,n. 2 Tabifiens,ad- 
Arope of vhions. «+ ardenof roſer,a roſaria. That maketh rotten,or ripe, as matter 
1 Reſtis czparum. oſcrum,roſarum,n. ina ſore : PR 1M, 
Band's made bf h:rdes of ropes. Oile of roſes. 
1 Stupea vincula, xRofaceum,n.rhodinum oleum. Eaſe ro beratten,ov putrified. 
A roper,or rope makey, Of the colour of roſees, or delengints | n Marceſlibilis,ad. 
1 Reflio,ſchanoplocos,m. roſs, By Rote. 
Rope-ripe,or VIgracions. 1 Roſeur,roſaceus, Memoriter. 
- Nequarn. + | Roſine. To 0s nos 
erraming 10 ropes. ; z Suecinum,n refina,f. To make Rough. 
i Funals,ad. A certaine 2 fine dropping chatits Exaſpero. 


. 
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ROV 


ROV 


T's be —_ x: Horreo. 

Made rough. I Alperatus, 
Rowghneſſe. 1 Scabrhies,alperitasl 
A rweh thing. 

1 Scabrum,n. 

Remghneſſe within the erelids, 


Trachoma,n 
Ronghneſe of haires,or briſtles. 
1 Herſutia.F. 


Arowgh proc full of Fones, or fach 
like. 


1 Aſpretum,n. 
A rough Maſong 


1 Camentariusgm. 
A rowg) hill in [taluehard to go on, 
1 T 


etricus, m 
R 09h places that Le wniilled, 


oned hairis. ll of briftles. 
mens hits lod 
Ronghes? prickze. 
Ronghper cumberſome to 


vthybernum mare, « rowgh 'ſea, 
Rong hard as an oiſter ſhell, 


Oltreatus,p. 
= or ſhape z as athing full of 


" TY - £@ al 


Rohr r1m,vide grim, 
Roughly To en, 
3 Oridicus 
RK ough- caſt, holed with ſand. 
1 Arenatus,ad. 
Ron hiy,or frownin 
A c Keene grimly 
ph» ang 
To make Round, or bring round to> 
gether, 
1 Conglabo,rotundo, 
To grow vp rownd. 
i R 
To turne rand. 
1 Circamvoluo , creumroto, con- 
vento. 
To yound in netting or clipping. 
2 Attondeso, s kk 
To make round like a fleeple, broad be+ 
neath, ind toward the to 
_—— ſharpe P. 
To gather round Pogetber , to wind 
ge to 10 gather i ind round heape, 


To Fo round, or be g L athered round, 

1 Congiobor. 

To be yound,as maidens breafts, 
$ororior, 


Mad: round, bke 4 ircle, or com 


Ik 


paſe. 


1 Orcbji 
go thered rownd togerber. 


., . 
Py P—_ 


er round, like a cup. 

: Diatretus,ad. 

Made round like a Saopenge rop. 
i T 


Rounded in noch re 
2 Tonſus,p. " 


qi round | together. 


= 70 ndan a6 in nott 
2 T _—., og. 
Around circle,vide circle, 
A Puynang rownd rs 
1: C3 
Around ure, ach be) Pinnerss or 
=_ doe make : alſo a little round 
made in trees whes they are 
rafec 


by round thing broad abowe, and 
ſharpebenath , _— aboye, and 
broad beneath, 


1: Turbinatio,f, 


Eerie round, yoot that hath many pil: 
one 1pon another, 


I ,m. 

A round circle, likg es trendle. 

1 Spiragf. 

A whirling,or turning round, 

1 Vertigo,f. 

An tnſtr ument Wherewith @ thing u 
made round. 

x Tererrum,n. 

The roundnefſe of « ftaſſe,or ſuch like 
3 Terctudo,t. 

Any thing that is round like « ball. 

2 Pilula,f. 

The rowduefſe of bones in the ankler, 
elbowes,knees,or knuckles, 

1 Condyhs,m. 

Rownd, or uy > ſpraking, without 
A—_— acking.s 

: Volabilitas,fs 

The round of « Ladder. 

1 Climacter,m. 


| Rownd,or of around figure: 

1 Sphgri 

Rownd and long, bke a y_ pulay. 
1 Teres. 

Hawng round heads in the yoots. 

1: Bulboſus,ad. . 

Round wrought hike 4 ſprder; web 

I Sanulawsad. 

Ofes belo- LN round running. 


- » Catervatim, 2 Gregatim, 


That may be younded, 

1 Spherabilis,ad. 

An ny bee. rennded , or elippe4 
round. 


Rowndly, or as it were with an am- 
blin pace. 


I . 2 Tolutim, 


R ound about, or by encle, 
1 Circulatim,ady. 


maria, 
7: Ronte' kind of ng 
To e mthe e Þ 
ſleepe,routs 


our 
1 pm m.vide ſnort. 


- Rout #Y COmpante, 
urba, caterva.£ 2 Grex,m. 
6 $. rowts. 


To Row. 
1 Remigo,promuko. 


To row aver. 

1 Eremigo. 

To row wnder, 

I : 

Rawed, > 

1 Kemigatus,p. 

A rowey, 

1 Remex,n. 

The maſter rower. ; | 

2 Pau | 

A rowing. 

i Rem Ju. 

A rowharge,calley,or [wifi ſhip wh & 

15 rowed. 

1 AQnania navis. 

wy which ſate and rowed in the | 
le place, | 


5 ER 
Rowell of 4 ſpurre. 


2 Sumulus,m. 
—— which being hot, they vſed 
therewith to mts aſl #n the 1aw 
Lone. 
1 Trifipium,n. 
Roun{p,or rowncevell, 


vu 

Rovall,vide youll, 

AR = KNgs 

ToR 

I .-y : Tero, vt calcem calce 

terit,he rubbeth ane heelr ag aantt ano. 

ther abſtergo.: obttergere eques, !s 

rub horſe1,detergngdeftrings. - 
To | 


—_— 


—— 


— 


— — — 


R'VB 


R'V'D 


RVL | 


To rub hard, 
1 Perltico, 


To.rub pleaſently with 7 liquid. 
thi 


| 


y = ſftone,common(y called ſinopey 
I 1 Sinopis,dis,vel finopica rubrica. 


To rule, or haue the rule of the fourth 
part of a realmegor conmntrie. 
z Tetraicho. 


ng. | Full or ruddle, "_— rule. 
1 Linio,delinio. 1 Rubricuius. 2 Freficiu, prapopo. 
To rus together, To be Rude, To be rulcd, 
1 Collizo, Z H—_ K _—_—_ 
- To rub in peroes. . weed. 
x Pentero. p party ruſticitas. 23 Aﬀſperitas, | * \cgnatus,rectus,Þ, 
To rub over with anee liquer s barbaries,t A ruler. 
z Perliniw,oblimo. I : Lominus,moderator, 
To r#b ene NV the other, Vulgus. A ruler of the prople, | 
1 Attero. Rudder that knoweth no faſhion. 1 tthacarchus,in, 
To rub the brim. 1 Rudis, inurbanis,u The head ruler of the Tewer fynar 
1 Attero. 2 Aſper,ſytveſter barbarus,rulticus, - 
T's rub the brumnae of 4 pot with @n © CT s Archilynagogus, 
renge pile. Rude, vnbandſonee,or net PEEP) ; He that hath ru(c over ſalt. 
1 Incurſto,vt incruftare calicem. i Impolitus. 2 Incultus, incondi- 4 - ea 
ubbed. tus,ad. wers, 
+ DIE a Exa- | Somewhat rude. - —_— ws — 
Itatus,Þ. 2 Subagreſtis, ruſticulus, ſubruſticus, ne that loweth to beape ru 
. 2079s peeces, ad. 1 Philacchns,m. 
2 Pertricus,p. Rudely, Rive yor domains 
Arubbig. 1 Barbare,crafſe,Minerva craſſa, in- | » 2ummatw,m.prefeRura.f. 
1 Fricauu,f.fricatius,m. culte,ruſtice, ncondute,ad. » Clavus,m. 
A rubbing,or (muttng together, ARudinent. ( h:efe rulegor maſterſhip. 
I Perfrichogintertr go atTino. 1 Kudimenum. 2 Elementum. i Magtfterwm,n, 
One that rubbeth, To Rue,reper, oy be ſore for, A Yale over the fourth part of a 
2 Convernitgr. 1 Pe : ; _ 
Today oy. To or gather mito 6ru 4 
I :ecelubble, 2 BR s vs = A rulc,or over fight of buabandrie. 
T throw,or carrie ans nabble, or rub Ares of 4 garment, 1 Villicatio,f. 
bjh. 2 Sinus. A rule, law, 
: Erudero. Ruff of « ſ#te,vide carder, 1 Przicriptio,f. preceptum.n. vide 
To muigle rubble,and line yogetber. To play the Rufl lay and ordinance. 
1 Stiatumaare rudus. 2 Lenocinor. A rule or trades * 
Lai” 64 with rabbdþ, AM rufan I Modus,m. 2 Via,k. 
1 Ruderaws,p. 1 Ganeo,nepos. A rulwg. 
| Paved with rubbiſh,as cawſies bs. To Ruſfle «r Fiſcll. 1 ReQtio,f. 
Ruduratus,p 1 Vibro. Of,or belonging to the flate of aruler. 
Rebblegor A iſh of old howſes. To ruffie,or wrinck/e. 1 Pre —_— governe. 
1 Rugdus,comentum,n. 1 Kugo,erugo. To fp our of 
7 nm 60mmnng of the hewing f Ruſfied, 1 Denormo. 
ones a * urbatus,p. Ts rule with red lead, 
* Rudus novum, A rufjieng, of Hirigins ſaddeine 3 Kubrico» 
Old 74-1. occupied, or put in v/tas | feare. Madely rule. 
$a7e, Ho | 1 Tumultuatio,f.cumultus, 1 Normatus,p. 
I R udus redw:vum. Ru xeg,vide rough, iArule fro rule bye 
Alaying of rubbjþ. A Rugge, vide »»antle, s Normagegula,f.canos» 
1 Rudcratio. A frice rugge. A little rule. 
A place where tyeth rubble, or nb | 1 Gaulapina:f. Fannus PhyTInNeR, | 1 Noamula, 
beſh. To be Rninots. A car penteri,or maſons rale. 
1 Rudeturan. 1 Collabelio. 1 Amullis,libra,chorobates- 
Rubzicke. ; ' | To brizg wntormine and deſtruRMion, | A Rule, or inttrument 16 meaſure 
2 Pervcrtg,everto. lan 
T- Wax ——-- BOIOER ſomewhat red. Rumegor defirytton, 1 Gnoma,f, 
1 Rutileſco.rufeo. + Ruina,ſtrages,clades,f.exitium,ex* | V V itheut,or7 0 out of ule, 
Rodaie, cidum,n interitus,m. i Anormy 
- Rufus,rubens,ad. Ruin966, Vnder rule. 
omen at rucd;e. x Ruinoſis,caducus, 1 [EL laris,ad. 
x Rubicundus, rufulus, abrubican- | R #inoufy. y eve,ur right,by rule or ſquare 
ad, z Caduciter,adv. Y 7 Rm. gyooee > 
Ruddie in face, nr \Rule,or Coverne. Rob by rhe. wm, adv- 
j » Rufus,ad, Anigo. 2 Prafideo. By line and eve 
A Rudder, Ten rule,or keepe wnder, ume,vide FR exme. 
: Gubernaculem.n, COMP mo, vide to bridle _ Rumble,or make , 4 noiſe, 
Runddle 7 zcarke ſpeepe. _ ſono. 2 Intono,fiemo, 
1 Rubrica, To reqreengr ge 1 Ago,agito nc | | 
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To make a rumbling with the feet, 
s Suppiodo. 

A rumoling, 

8 S$trepitus. 23 Fremitus,m. 
A rumbl:1g,or roling of the guts. 
I Murmerulum,n. 


A rumblng with the feet, 
s Supploſto,f. 

T2 4;þ:y/e a Rumour, 
1 Rumifero,famigero. 


mo,f, 

A bearing out of rumour :. 

: Fami _ 

A [mall rumour, 

z Rumuſculus, 

The Rumpe. 

I 5, opnrgan Crepido. 2 Cau- 


4 rumpe of abird,or ether beaſt. 

: Orrophygium,n. 
A Runvyle or circle, 

1 Circus,m. fpira £. 
A little rundle. 

: Spirula,f circulus,m. 

ARundlct, 

1 Orcula,f. 

ARunnagate, 

1 Erco,refuga,m. 

A runnagate that ferſ, theth hu alite 
Fearce. 

I A 

ARumawate. 

1 Profugus,vagus fugitivus,ad. 

To Runne, 

3 Curro, 

To runto, 

1 Accurro, 

To run of tex to. 

1 Accuſo, 

To nw, »r !eape one violently. 

1 Aſſulto. 

To run mto, 

2 Conſcquor, vt idem vitium conſe- 
quuntur. 

T'» ran qu ckely. 

2 Volo. 

To run ahout. 

1 Peragro, concurro« 
volito. 

To mz; ot, 

2 Excurro,evolo. 
To rune /lill without reſt, ao everie 
1 Percurro. 

Toe run forth,beyond,or forward, 

i Procurro. 

To run for ſuccour, 

2 Confugio,perfagio. 

To V4 4vay. 

1 Tergiverſor. 2 Aufugio. 

To run be cadlengor with violence : al® 
ſato run and fle. ls together, 

1: Ruo. 

To run vpom violently, 

1 hr. 

To run through, 


t Tranſcurro. 2 Tranſvolo, 


2 Circum* 


To run awaie haftily, 
1 Excur(o, 

Tos rn backe,ov 

1 Recuno. 2 
To v/t torw dmg 
2 Fugito. 

” 14/1 4W ay privilyyor by Fealth, 


<igis, 


To rn before. 

1 Prgcurro. 

To run, aſter, 

: Inſe&or,fector. 

To run often, or yun about hither and 

thithey. 

1 Curfo, 

Ts run downe. 

[! b 

To run downe often, 

: Decurſo. 

To rn together, 

x: Concurro, 2 Confluo, 

- run often together. 

Concurſo,concurſito, 

To r1un backe. 

1 Recurro, 

To run often backe,ov againes 

1 Recurſo,recurſito, 

Ts run out ha#tily, 1 
1 Proripere («. 

To rwn vp and downe, hither and thi- | 
they, 


I Diſcurro,cuſi tO. 
To run betweene, 

1 Intercurro, 
To run often betweene. 
1 Intercurſo, 

To run often, 

1 Incurſo. 
To 111 ingor vp ot 

1 Incurro. 

To run a; ainfF, 

1 Occurro,occurſn. 
To run ypon,over,er aboue. 

1 Supercurro,ſupermco. 

To 19 all about, 

1 Circyrcurogcircumcurſo, 

To run ſwiftly paſtily*y apace. 

i Percuno,volo, 

To r#1 over. 

1 Tranſcurro. 

Ta run by ſame placthaſtely , or rus 
over. 

1 Percurto, 

To r1n over often, 

1 Percurſo, 

To run to mecte one. 

1 Accurro. 

To run forth pecdly. 

2 Prov 

To run creeping 6. the $191nd, 

23 Repogſerpo. 

To ren out at lay 76, 

I pere? cir diſcurro, 

To run on,ovr wmerea(e. 

2 Procedo, vt procedunt tip endia 
wiltibus , VV ages for ſouldiers nn 
and increaſd. 

Tormn out in length, 


£ 


1 Procugo, 


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: Procurſo 

To run from far, 

2 Proffun. for 

T7 rw 44 a river doth. 

1 Vado,fluo,illabor. 

To run oeut,or abroad. 

1 Scateo,cxundo.teſtagno. 2 Va- 
gor,expatior. 

To rus mto,as water doth, 

1 Influo, 

To rwndowne. 

2 Defluo,Ciſtillo,relabor,demano, 
To run together, 

1 Confluv,corrivor, 

To rangor flow by. 

1 Praterfluo,preterlabor. 
Torwngor flow betweene. 

1 Interfluo. 2 Interluo, 
To run,or flow through, 

1 Perflun, ano. 

To 146" 6ut on alt parts abroad. 
: Diffluo. 

To run with a mane ſtreame. 
1 Perflucuo. 

To run,or flow out. 

1 Effluo,mano,cmano, 

To run out,or over. 


To run ow'yts hirmuſh,or fight. 


1 Tranfluo. 

To run,or flow about, 

: Circumfluo. 2 Circumluo. 
To rwn out,or leake. 

4 Perfluo. 

To run over; 

1 Superfluo, ſopermeo. 


To run,or fiow over. 

1 Subcerlabor, ſubtermeo. 

To run on th eground att. 

1 Impingo, vt impingere navem. 

They mn, 

1 Curraur,mp, 

They run togethey, 

z Concvyricur, 

They run ſor refuge. 

1 Decurrizur. 2 Confugitne. 
aan our, 


1 Excurſus,profuſus,p. 


Kune 

1 Tercurfus,tranſcurſus. 

Rurn, 'F abroat. 

3 Effuſus,p. / 

That hat mance everie where, 

2 Provagatus,p. 

R un together like water, 

1 Cornivatus,P. 

R wunning as water doth. 

: Dilaplus,p. 

A _ - Curſfor,m. 

| A runner to and ffo,a rnnagatts 
3 Cuncurfator,m. 

A runner for the beſt game. 

1 Stadiou;immns,m. 

Swift rywners, 70ing 4 long 10u7rney, 
1 Prerophcnj,m. 

A ſwift rumer,or pobt, 

: Curſor, 

A foreerunmer. 


| 1 Precuicr,amecurſer;m. 


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RVN 


RVS 


SAB 


2 —— — 


Arun out or forth. 

1 Excurſor, | 

Thy that run twelue furiongs at one 
rape, or W/E. 

1 Dolichodromi,m. 

Fe that rynnet'; away having done a 


' ſhrewd tune, 


— - 


_ 


1 Tropetis. 
LAT nn, 
: Curſus,m. 
A rwin ng torether, or fe and fro. 
1 Concur{io,concurſatio 
” A 1 wine vut, 
1 Excuihio,f. 
A running forih,or out, of ſouldiers, 
1 Frocurſio,f. procurius,m. 
A running forth of in. 
1 Procurtatio,F, 
A running vpon,or 11 invaſions 
1 Incurſiogt incurſus,m, 
A rumning againſt, 
:t Occurſus,m. 
A ranning ov: y, alſ0 a running over 
of things briefe ly, 
1 Percmfio,F, 
A runving of manie to any place, 
: Concurſus,m. 
Arunmingbacke. 
1 Recurks, 
A running vp an! downe, from ont to 
anooher,mm firing for an office, 
1 Occurſatio,f. 
A rvmiing over quickly, or peſſirg by 
1 Tranſuurſus,m. 
A THING 4a AY» 
2 Fuga, tranſitio,f, 
A nn go rounding. 
1 Velumen,n. 
A mnmng ut,a of water, 
1 Efflueniia,f. 
A ruining tegether, like the water of 
arwer, 
1 Corrivatio. 
A rwnv1g over, or overflowme, 
1 Reſtagnatio,t,, 
Arumziung place. 
1 Curriculum,ſtadium,n, 
A rwmng with horſes, 
« Equiria. 
R #9n1::ng Lorſcs. 
z Celeics,alipedes. 
A piace where men or hovſts run fer 
rice. 
x Catadomus. 
A place from whence horſes be ſt ſurth 
fo run. 
1 Apheteria,f. 
A rwming ſore,or 1mpoſtame, 
1 Viaw,n, 
A runnng water, 
1 Profluens. 


QA place where two rivers , or moe, 


' meet,and yun together, 


1 Confluens,m.confluges.f. 

'Pert xining to running. 

rt Curſorius,m. 

Running,or that never rlandeth fill, 
2 Vivus,volubilis.ad. 


R uming at randon. 

1 Vagus,erraticus,ad. 

Toat ruweth often over. 

1 Super fluus,ſcaturiginoſus. 

VV tuch runneth,or f'oget betweene, 
1 Inte;fluus,ad. * 

That ruarethgor ? 1ſ<th eaſily. 

1 Mcabilis,ad. 

Rumunrgoy in all hat, 

1 Curftm,adv. 

A Runn:r,or vpper fone of a will, 
1 Catillus,m. 

A Runt,or routi.bullocke, 

An old runt. 

1 Veula,f, 


Ruptura. 

Rurall,vide Rficall, 

To Ruſh, 

1 Ruo, 

To wuſh t1,or vpen. 

1 Irruo,irrumpo,impetum facere. 
To ruſh out, 

1 Proruo, 

Torulh, or beat at athing with the 
bornes. 

1 Arieto, 

To ruſh nt extreame1, 

3 Immodico, 

To ruſ}.or run violently againſt one, 

1 Ircinaliquem. 

A ruſhing mn or vpon, 

1 Iruptio,f. 

To bind with Ruth es, 

1 Scupo, 

A bull r»ſh. 

1 Juncus,m.ſcirpus. 

A kind of ſ.ceet ruſh, 

« Teuchiies,m. 

A little rſh, 

1 Iunculus,ſcirpiculus,m. 
Flagges,or wild 111465, 

1 Scurpi,firpy,m. 

A great ruſhin /Egypt, growing in 
fens, whereof they mrde great leane; 
to write on,and whereof the firſt paper 
was made. 

1 Papyrus,f. 

The Pace where they grow. 

1 Papyrio't. 

That iinzeth ferth (ach ruſl.es wher- 
of tle $ i paper was male, . 

1 Papyiifer,ad. 

The rj whereof the weekes of watch 
card'e' b: mate. 

l Mariſcus,m.juncus leyis, 

A thing 1 de of ruſ! % 

I Scirpea,ſtpeayt. 

A ruſh ml, 

1 Scirpetumyn. 
A place vere bul-ruſhes grew, 

1 Juncetum,n. 

Full of bul-ruihes. 

3 Tuncoſus,m., 

Of bul-ruſhes, or made of bul-ryuſher. 
1 Tunceus,ſcirpeus,ad. 

To Ruſt, 

: Rubiginor,& no, 


To do away ruſt, 

1 Ervigino, 
Ruſt,or R uſtineſſe, 

1 Rubigo,t. 2 Situs,m. 
Kutt of yron, 

1 Ferrugo,f. 

Ruſt of braſſe, or coppey. 

1 Xrugo. 

A ruſie thing, 

I Scabi umn, 

uirie. 

Sekiginofus,ad. 
Ruticttte. 

1 Ruſticiras,ruditas. 

R wſticallyor rude. 

1 Ruſticus,rudis,ruralis, 2 agreſtis, 
ad.vide rude, 

0 omewhat ruſticall, 

1 Subrnſticus,ad, 
Ruſticall people, 

1 Colonarij. 

Rufttcally, 

1 Ruſtice,advy. 
o Rultle, orv1ale a noiſe, or ruſt 
} FL. 


li 
1 Crepo,ſtrepo,inhorreo, 

"A ruſtling. 
i Crepus,-epitus, 
Ruithrg with armour, 
z Arnulonus,ad. j 
ARnther,videRuddey. 
To goto. uctng, 
» Catubo, 
NByce,videR ice. 
Tipe, 1 Secale,typha cercalis 
A chread, 1 Fanit>iccalinus. 
Liype, vide Rope. 


S ante A 


2 Sablahungn vide day. 

AE obetl,or Scythian marten, 

1 Muſtela Scythica,Mantes Scythica 
A PBachell, 

1 Pera,perula,f pero,culeolus,m. 
A ja hell,or great bag for niovey, 

s FHiſcus,m. 

@AC,or ſic, 4 kind of Rojaltie or 
pr: -4/edge, 

To @acke,or waſt comntries, 

1 Fupulur,devaſto. 2 Excido. 
Sacked. 

1 Populatus. 2 Direptus,p. 

A facler. 

1 Popuiater, 3 Diteptor,m, 
A ſacking. 

1 Excidium.n. 

Ts jtreane thr ough « G@ACke. 
3 Sacello, 
A ſacke. 

1 Saccus,m, 
A litile ſacke. 

1 Sacculus,m. 
A ſacke of Leether, whertinto"Pari- 
cid:: were put, and throwne mts the 
the river Tiber, x Culcus,m. , 

| 6 | 


SAC 


SAC 


S A F 


w 


_ 


= CE ee EO —_— 


T he month of a ſachs. 
1: Lura,f 

: Fo haute of ſackes. 

$ Saccaria,t. 

A ſachs bearer. 

3 Saccariu,m. 

Put ina ſacke. 

1 SACCA/us,p. 

Sacke, 4 wine that commeth out of 
Op tne, 

1 Vinum Hiſpanenſe. 

A Dacramint. 

x: Sacramentum.n. 

The ſ: ramert of the Lords ſupper. 
1 Fuchariſtia F. 

@Dacr:d,vide holie. 

T» Hacrifice, 

1 Sacricfico,immolo lito, 23 Ado- 
lko.matto, 

To /acrifice together, 

z Collio. 

To pleat with ſacrifice. 

1 Lit, litor,v. 10 appeaſe, and pleaſe, 
To /acrifice againe, 

3 Relibo - 

They ſacrificed. 

2 ws - 25 TI 

Sacrrsficed. 


2 Libatus,maQtatus,p. 
nA ſacrifiter; 


1 Immolator,m. facricolae.g. 
A ſaerifemg. 
1 Sacnficatio,immolatio, 
A ſa rifice, 
i Sacrificium, 2 Libamen, facrum, 
n. vidiwa,.hoſtia, t. 
4 ſacrifice kitted 5 and lazed on the 
rar. 
1 Holocauſtum,n 
A kind ſacr:ſice which was done ſe« 
eretly in the hanawr of the Godd-ſſe 
Bona, 
1 Daminm,n, 
A ſacrifice pl aſiny Ged. 
1 Licatio,propitiatio,t. 
A ſacrifice for ſinne. 
t Piaculum,n, 
A ſacrifice to obtaine witterte of our 
enemies, 
1 Hoſtia,victima,f. 
A Prnfce for avitorie receryed. 
3 Chantterium,n. 
A ſecrifice whereby the marriage of 
prieft; ww confirmed, vi w24rid7e, 
A ſacrifice mate 1a the VV inter, or 
Spring 1127, 
1 Dapsf. 
Sacr:fice killed m the ſecond place, 
where the former d:;d not appeaſe their 
gods, 
1 Succedanez hoſt:z. 
A blacke ſcorifice that was offered at 
noone daic. 
1 Medialis. 
Seerifce done to the infernall gods. 
I Trietie,f, 
The ſacrifice of 'Þ wchits done everie 
third yeare, » Og213 triete:1ca,n. 


enul-; 
2 Flaminia,orum,n. 
A ſacr1ſic* of wine to Becks, 
2 Libano,f. 
Sacrifices made to Bacchus in the 
night. 
1 NiQeleia,n. 
Sarific $ lone 20 Romuls, 
I Quar 
Sacripice of theſe beaſtes which chew 
ther cud. 
1 Rumuinales hoſtiz, 
Sacific's dedicated to the ged of loue. 
1 Eleaw 4,0. 
Sac'tfices offered to the godaeſſe Fun 
rina, 
1 Furinalia,n. 
A ſacrifice made of many mans offc- 
rings. 
1 Collativum,n. 
A ſacrifice for the field with a ſow 
reat with farrow- 
1 Ambarvalis hoſtia. 
A ſacrifice when the beaFF that us of 
fered goeth about the e: i119 
1 Ambu Kale 
Sa nfice firſt inſured for the ſlaugh 
ter of an hundred enemies, 
i Hecatom ,orum,n. 
A kind of jacrifice wh:ch was done 
by women onely im a ſecret place, nei- 
ther was it lawſnll for amy man tobe 
preſent. 
1 Opertum bonz dez. 
Sacrifires done to ( eres. 
1 Intia,initiamenta. n 
A ſacrifice of an hundred beaſts, 
1 Hecatombe,f. 
A facr:fie mate of a beane to the 
gods for cod lucke of cerne, 
1 Reſfrivaf, 
Sac rifices yearely done for the parts 
of bea'ts next the taile for the Biſhops, 
1 Canzzcanaries hoſtizse. 
A ſarrifice of the cores of corne fi'ft 
gathered after ra!.:C, 
1 | ringetumyn. 
Sacrificd dane to H reules , of thoſe 
tha wire io lake a 1hrney, 
I __ auſpiua, propteryvium 
ſacry 
The be aft killed i in facr fic for vis 
(Forie. 
1 Hoſtia,victima,f. 
He that ſleth b:abts for ſacrifice. 
2 Viduoarms,m. 
The place winre ſacrifice was done. 
1 Li atorium,n. 
Thiigs don: b:fo' e ſier.fi ce, 
1 Prothymara, n. 
They (hat vſe« among the R amans to 
kit. beafts ſor ſacr See. 
1 Agones,m, lacrificus,ad. 
'Bilonams ro ſaerifice, 
1 Sacr,ficals proputiat3rius, 
A Darrtiegieus perſon, 


acl 20tsS.me 


| A ſacenfice done by the prieſt: of the | 


Sacr:le4ge, 1 Sacrilegium,n, 
To b: SJ yy nd pe ;ftne, 

1 Tnitur, conniſtor, -mareo, com- 
Mm &1cv, 

To ve vert? [ad, 
3 Amceſtor. 
To make (ad. 
S adne (ſe, 

1 Triſtitia,mceſtitia,f. 
Small {ad».efſs. 

2 Con:;ractwuncula,f, 
S.1dor penſine. 

1 Triſtis,mcſ\tus. 
Verie ſad. 

1 Pertriſtis, 
Somenhart fad, 

1 Subtnſts,n. 

That maketh ſad. 

1 Tiiſtificus,ad. 
Sadly. 

1 Marſte,nifte adv, 
To Saddle, 

1 Sternere equums 
Satled. 

I - -—=—_—_ 

A ſad! 


Comtiſto, 


I Ephippiaris,m. 
A ſadle, 

1 Ephippium, (ella equi. 
A pecke ſaddle, 

1 Clitella,ſf.gina,f. 
A ſaddle cloth, 

1 Inſtratum. 2 Dotſuale,n., 
Safeconducte. 

1 Salvus conducus, commeatus, m. 
pactum tranfirionis. 

Al*tter of ſafecondutt, 

2 Symbolum,n, 

&.afegard. 

i Cuſtodia,curela,f tutamen,n, 
Safetie. 

I Salus,incolumitas.' 

She that pre, 'erveth in {aferte, 

1 Soſpita,f, 

Hole or ſafe, 

I S0/pegzad. 

A plcc* of ſafetie. 

: Protugium, 2 Receptus,m.vide 
re ” Fe. 

Saf,or Syker. 

1 Salvus,/olpes,tutus,inco!umis, 
Saf* and ſound. 

1 Integer, ſolidus,ad,ualens, p. 
2 Sanus,ad, 

Safely. 

x Tute,integre. 2 Secure. 

( loved wal So 

+ Crocatus.p. 
Of,or like [ ﬀo hs 

1 Croceus,crocins, ad. 
'Dregs of the vile of ſafſren. 

4 Crocomatnia,n- 


| Onethat d.cti» {-fſ14n colowed gare 


| miebit5. 


- — —— 


1 Crocomlariue,m, 


Tobe Par”, © wiſe. 1 Sap. 


Sagrne[oyor farromne, 
£ ac.tas,f, 


ad Uiaviz.: 


—  -— = —Ioaw—o— ea  EPRIneEro—o—  ——_ eo—_— 


SAI 


SAT: 


SAL 


Sarge, 

: Prudens, ſapiens. 3 Sagax, gra- 
visad. 
Vene [ave. 

1 tertapicis, p- vide prudent and 
wiſe. 

Sagely, p . 

1 Prudenter, cuſtodite, conſiderate, 
grande ve, grandzv:tcr, cordate, ſo- 
bri6,cantC, tapienter, conſulte, 2 Sa- 
gaciter.adv. vide «dviſcdly. 

['o Pate, 

1 \Ato, inquio, dico,memoro, narra, 
perhibeo, loquor,eloquos. 

To ſa before. 

1 Przdico. 

To ſai: by bart. 

1 Pronuncio, 

To game /ae, 

: Contradic2,ob 
obloquor,refragor. 
To /aie moreover 
1 Supercico, 

To /1:e agate that was [aid. 

1 Repeto,yide rehearſe. 

Taocy /ae, 

1 Fertwr,aiunt,ferunt,predicang. 
It a common ſay: g. 

1 Trizum eſt, vulgo dicitare 

Ts /ate norwIne. 

1 Taceo. 3 Celos 

Ts /aienate. 

1 Nego. 

To /ae naie often, 

1 Negito, 2 Recuſo,vide denge. 
To fare wel of Ones 

1 Benedico. 

To ſais ii of one, 

1 Malcdico. 


muro,reclamo, 


S ate ot 

1 Age. 2 Perge. 
Fd. 

1 Dicus,p. 


Sad 6 *f Fe, 
1 Supradiftus,p. 
A frying, 
1 Locutio,vox,f diftum,n. 
A ſing aTzane, 
2 Reiteratio, 
That bro ſat, 
1 Ideſt. 
Th. u to» ſate,that i to wit, 
' 1 Scilicet,nempe,vimirim,ady. 
Ts toke alittle pate, 
1 Deguſto,vide ra#t. 
A ſa. 
x Specimen,n. vide proofs in .provue 
Þate,or thin ſilke cloth, 
1 Leuidenſa,f. 


T: Þaile, 

To ſails beyond, 
1 Praternavigo, 
To {ale by. 

1 Prenavigo. 
To (ale 15. 

1 Adnavigo. 2 Adnato, 
Ts ;-'1c 1 F199, 

: Fernavigo, 


I Navigs, 


—— 


To ſale forward, 
2 Provehor. 

To faile over, 

2 Trajicio. 

T: ftrike ſaile, 
1 > mE——_ vel deducere / 
v 


To hoiſe vp,or go whey ſaile, 

1 Dare vela,yelifico,S& or. 
Sailed. 

1 Navigatus,p. 
Sailed through. 

1 Pernavigarus, 
A ſailer, 

1 Navigator,m.vide Mariner, 
A ſayling. 

1 Navigatio,f, 2 Curſus,ny 
A ſailmg by. 

1 Prenavigatio. 
A ſuling beyond. 
Przternavigatio. 
A ſailing through, 

1 Pernavigatio,f, 
A ſailing to a plage, 

1 Adnavigatio,f. 
A ſailing about. 

3 Periplus, mr 

The ſaile of a ſhip. 

1 Veluw,n. o Linenan,corbed. 
A ſaile wherewith the courſe of aJhip 
# ho{den when the wind u weake, 

1 Acatium,achacton,n, 

The. ſaule in the fore part of a ſhip, 
called the fprit ſaile. 

1 Mendicium. 

The top ſaile of « ſhip, 

1 Supparus,m. 

A ſmall ſaile called « trinket. 

1: Dolo,m. 

The th.yd ſaile behind , or the miſen 
ſaile, 

1 Epidromus,m, 

The ſule-yard, 

1 Antenna,t. 

The twe ends of the ſaile yard. 

1 Cervchus,m. 2 Cornua,n, 
The boxet,or enlargement of the ſale. 
1 Orthiax. 

The ban, or cord,wherewith the ſaile 
of the ſhip is tied to the maZÞ, 
1 Anquina,f. 

Of a ſale. 

s Vclaris,ad. 

That bearerh ſale. 

1 Veliter. 

That cannet be ſailed through, 
1 Innavigabilis,ad, 

Done with ſailes, 

1 Velificus, 

A DSatut. 

1 SanQus,divus. 

The ſaints of heaven, 

1 Cclites, fuperi,m, 

For my &9ake. 

i Mea cauſa. meonomine. 


_— —— 


| Toweare 4 ſalads, 


For bu ſake, 1 Utvs cau'a,illas ergo 
A EDA aA, Heng percegor falet. 


1 Callida,”:1«a,f, 


— 


1 Galco. 


| That weareth 4 ſMade., 


1 Galcatus. 
A@Þalamander, # beaif winch be- 
mg ia the fire,quenchh uy aud bur « 
meih mor. 
1 Salamandra,f. 
A Palartt:,vide wages. 
To {et a«y thing ts ſale,vide 4. 
A Hallet of herbe?, 
1 Exybaphon. 
Salers. 
1 Acctaria,tt. 
allow, vide white, 
I 0 H@allte 046, 
rrumpere. 
To Salt, 
1 Sallio & fatio. 3 Condio,) 
Salted. 
1 Sallitus,6& falitus,p. 
dalt. 
1 Sal;m. 
Salt dig ged out of the ground, 
1 Sal toflilis, ſal toflienus, 
VP bite ſalt. 
1 Salis flos,fal purus. 
Salt almouice. 
1 Almoniacus ſal 
Salt that will quickely melt. 
: Sal fufilis. 
A ſalter : alſohe that gathereth the 
tribute of ſalt. 
: Salarius,m. 
He that hath the overſight of ſalt. 
: Alabarches,m. 
A grame of ſalt. : 
1 Mica,granum, vel fruſtulum ſalis. 
A ſalting. 
1 Salfwra,falitura,f. 
Any thing that us ſalt. 
1 Salſamentum. 
A ſalt liquer vide brines 
A ſalt pit, 
1 Salina f. 
Salt peter. 
1 Nitrwm,n. ſalniter,aphrenitrum,n 
ſal Petrofus. 
A place where ſalt Peter i found, 
1 Colyce,f, 
A ſalt-(clier, 
1 Salinum,n. 
A ſalt fome that commeth of the 
canes growing bi the ftns, 
1 Adarca, 
Salt marijhes, 
I AXſtuaria,u, 
Salt. 
1 Salfis,ad. 
Veriz { alt. 
1 Frefalfus,ad. 
Soemenhbat {alt. 
x Subſalſus. 
bel:nging ts ſalt, 
1 +alirarins;ad. 
Belonging to a ſalt thing. 
1 Salſamentarius,ad- 


®alvation,  valyatio. 2 Salvs. 
That 


| 


SAL 


:, SAX 


That brinee:th /alvation, 
2 Salurifer,ad. 


A'DSalue,or plaiſtey. 
1 Med ! 


A ſalue for all ſores. , 
1 Panchieltum. 
Ee /alwe. 
3 Collyrium,n. 
A who'e/ome ſalue. 
i Attalum emplaſtrum. 
A greene /a'we. 
1 Cataplaſma. 
Salue: which will make impoitumcs 
_—_ 
1 Peprica,n. 
ay —_y an 
I SAUO, 2 oqUOT. 
To ſalute themywhich ſalute vs, 
1 Reſalutv. 
T2 ſalute one another, 
1 Conſaluto. 
To offer hamſilfe to /almte. 
1 Obſaluto, 
Saluted againe. 
1 Reſalutatus, 
A ſalutey. 
1 Salutator,m. 
A ſaluting. 
: Salutatio,f, 
A place where men fland to ſalute 
one «nothey, 
Salutatorwm,n. 
elonging to ſaluting, 
1 Salutaturius,ad. 
Dam. 
Simul. 
Dame-cloth, or the veſture from the 
bellie domneward. 
: Limus,m, 


: Ipſiflimus. 

To jet a ample 1» writing, 

1 Przformare literas, vide example. 
To FHanctific, 

1 SanG&rfico. 


A ai 

I hcator,m. 

A ſ[anttification, 

1 San&ihcatio. 

Sanctimonte, fſanTitie, vide ho- 
lmeſſe. 

A Danctuarte, 

1 Sanftuarium,aſylum,n,ara.f. 
Santtuarie men, 

1 Aſyli,m. 

That flieth to a ſanftuaric, 

1 Confuga,m. 

The priviledge of the ſanQuare, 

1 Aſyla,f. 

To cat more am, or gravellto a 
heape,as the ſca doth. 


1 Coalluo. 

To load with ſand or gravel, or bal 
laſſea ſhip, 1» Sabuno, 
Ballafſed with /and,or gravell. 

1 $aburratus,p, 


1 Aicnarius,m. 
A ſand banke in the ſea, or a place 
made with ſand,or gravel, 

1 Pulvinus. 
A ſand boxe,vice baxe. 

Sandie,or mingled with ſand. 

1 Arenatus,ad. 

Sandicgor like ſard. 

1: Arenaceus,ad. vt terra Aarenacea,ea 
ſandie ground. ' 
Sandre,vy full of ſand. 

1 Arenolus,ad. 

Groſſe ſand,or gravell, 

1 Sabulum,n.ſabulo,m.glarea. 
Small ſand,or gravel. 

1 Glarcola,f. 

A ſand,or gravell ſtone. 

I Scrupus,m, 

A (and, or gravell pie. 

1 Sabuletuw,n, 

Gravelly,or ming ed with gravel, 

: Glareatus p. 

Gravelty,or full of gravel, 

1 Sabuloſ "mr 

Full of gravell floness 

1 Squpulolus,ad. 

DPandals, 

Sandalia.n, 

Sancuinte,or red 4 bloyd. 

1 Sangui d. 

Te take ap out of 4 tree, 

3 Exalburno. 

dap. 

2 Succus,m. 

The ſp, or white and ſoft part of a 
tree. 

1 Alburnum,n. 

Full of ſap. 

2 Succoſus,ad. 

VVithout ſap. 

2 Exuccns,ad 

Sap of the earth, 

1 Vligosf. 

Daptence,vide wiſedome. 
1he @arcill of an bawke, vide pi- 
nion, 

To @arle,vide /i/r. 

Sarplar, 'r ſerpliath, 4 quantitie 
«f wooll,1. $0. tone, 

A@Þdarle,vide fence. 

A Datchcil,vide ſachel!. 
Dated,vide flled,or /afficed, 
| Satterdap,vide 44y. 
| To @atiate, vide Satiſfe. 
| A Þaty!e, wr npping kind of poſie, 
| 1 Satyra,f. 

| ADatire,or wild cod of the wood. 
| I Satyrus,m. ; 
| Of ſatyres. 


1 Satyricrs, ſatyrus. 
X 


T's make DSalilcfaction, «cr 9 fa 
tiſfie. 

1 Satisfacio, compento, lus. 

2 volvo 

Satrſfaction, 


P * 
33 


LALALLIIS 


2 Ex- 


I Saustadtio,c 
pratio,f. | 

To Satillic,or pay,vide to makes ſa+ 
riſfattion. 

To be ſatiſfied. 

1 Sat.fho, 

To Darti(fic,or ſatrare. 

1 Satio,ſaturo. 3 Impleo, 
Satute. 

1 Satetas,faries, ſaturitas,F. 
Satiſfied,or filled, ſaturate. 

1 Sanatus,{aturatus,p, 

That cannot be ſatiſj.ed. 

1 Tariabilis. 2 Inexplebilis.ad 
AFBatten garment. 

1 Tramoſerica veſtis, 
DSaturniae. 

3 Saturninus,ad. 

Frue, or ſeven daies aſſigned to Sa- 
twrne in December, when men v/ed to 
feaſt one another, 

1 Saturnalia,n. 

Of, or blonging to the feaſt of Sa» 


Tuyne. 


Savage,or wild. 

1 Ferus, indomitus, {ylyeſter, fera- 
lis,ad. 

Ha'fe ſavage. 

3 Semiferus,ad. 

Savagely. 

1 Ferociter. 

Sauce, vide [auſe. 

To» @ane,”r d:frnd. 

1 Salvo,ſervo 

To (awe,or ceepe whole. 

1 Soſpito. 

God ſaut you. 

I Salve, 

Some vs. 

1 Ofanna, 

Saved. 

2 Servatus,cuſtoditus,p. 

HA [aour. 

1 Salvator. 2 Servator, 

A ſaving. 

1 *alvatio,f. 

A Savinor ſparing. 

3 Compendium,n.vide f4ring. 
He,or jhe that ts ſaved. 

1 Solpes. 

That ſaveth. 

: Soipitalis,ad, 

RY aving that. 

1 Exceptus,Þ. 

Saving. 

1 Preter,przp.praterquam,ady. 
Sawvingly,vide /parmg ly, 

The ſpice that « called yaundt. rs. 
1 Santalum,n. 

To @auour,or tafte,vide raſte, 


To 


- — > ———— 7 — 


— 


—__—  ——— 


—_ 


— 


_—_— 


—_— 


SAV 


SCA 


SCA 


To Panour or ſmell, vide ſmelt. 
A Graniuge, or org made efporke 
1 B tulus,1n.lucan 
Pr that materh ſauſage. 
1 Foteilarws,m. 
Te Daulz. 
2 Condio. 
fo 6. inte the ſane. 
c Intingo. 
Sauſed. 
2 Conditus,p, 
A ſanfine, 
2 Conditio,f, 


I 

Swe. 

1 Condunenturs. 

A fave ſeller. 

1 Condimentarius,m. 
Sharpe ſaruſe, 

1 Embamma,n. 

Sant made with /als fiſh. 

3 Garum.n. 

Sanſe vitd mm old times 

1 Elacata,f, 

Sane mode of clas. 

1 Epitycum,n. 

Sweet ſauſes. 

I Hedylmara. 

Sharp (auſt mide of wneger. 
1 Ox m,0xygarum,n. 
S bro” + ae garkicke. 

1: Alliatur:,n. 

Saaſe made of fi livers. 

1 Alec,halec,n. 

Sau{t trimmed with ſpices 

3 Conditura,f. 

A@auſler. 

z Scutula,f acetarium. 

A ſauſey , or other veſſel tovecence 
bloud that u let cr4t of 6 panient, 
1 Excipulnm,n. 
Sauline7?. 

1 Tramodeſtia,procacitss,f. 


Sauſi'y. = 
- ——_—_ pewlantcr, procacner, 
adv. 
To Dawr. 
I Scrro,runcino. 2 Seco. 
Saw:d. 
1 Sertatus,runcinatus, 
A Sawyer. 
1 Serrarius,priſtes,ms 
A [awing. 
1 Serratio,f, 
A EV. 
3 Serraf. 
A {tle ſaw,or hand ſaw. 
r r1rvla,f. 
Amalion ſav. 
t Aotrilius,m, 
A whip ſaw. 
1 Runcina,f. 
Saw daft. 
1 Serrago,ſoobs: 


— 


He that fell 6h mucate in ſhavy ſavuſe. 
Oxyporopola,m. 


| 


A ſawneboo'd. 

1: Aiſſis,m. 

M ade lthe a ſaw. 

1 verratus,p. 

A Daw. 

Dictum veres. 

To be Sawt,4 4 bitch when ſhe de- 
fereth the degyvide aſſault, 


S ante C 
To make full of Bytabs. 
2 Vicero. 


Scabbed or m 

1 Scabioſus, ad 

Aknd of (c abywhich breaketh owt at 
certaine times of the yeare,and u we 
rie hard to heale, 

1 Agria,f+ 

A ſcab among ſheepe, 

1 C_— 

A ſcab in lambi and kids,about their 
menthes, being dead , lie onto them 
while they are ſuckig. 

1 Oltiga.t. 
ADBcabaty. 
1 Vagina,f. 
y litile ſcabbayd. 
1 Vagiuncula, 
A @caffold, 
1 Theatrum. 2 Tabulatum,n. 
A ſcaffold in building. 
2 Machina,f. 
A ſcaffold where players Rand, and 
play their parts, 
I " 4 
Scaffolds where they are , which ſee 
the plate. 
1 For,orum,n- 
Scaffolds about indgement places, 6s 
a * V eftminſter. 
1 Cinclidz,f. 
Bolongmy 10 the ſcaffeld. 
x Sceaicus,ad. 
Belonging to the mtr of ſcaffolds, 
1 ScencfaQorius,ad. 
T- &xcald. 
2 Glabro,vt glabrare ſacs, 
Scalded. 
1 Aquaambuſtns. 2 Glabrofus,ad, 
Scalding,er that burneth. 
: Zſtuoſus, fervidus. a Fervens. 
Scaliing water. 
Aqua feruens, & fervida. 
To @cal: a fb. 
1 Deſquamo. 
A ſcale of a fiſh. 
1 $quama,F, 
Scales in the head,vide dandruffe. 
LAN hard {c a TA 
1 Cruſta,i, 
Sealie. 
l Squamoſus,{quamevs. 
Sca'e by ſcale. 
I matim, 
"=  @caletvide tallens. 
To ſcale, S$cando. 


| Þ:arlt, Vix,vide ſcarce: 


The h-arie calpe, 
1 Peicranion,n., 
-, Dcalping Jron for a furgion, 
Scalprum,n. 
To Dcan. 
1 Examino. 2 Scando,vt ſcandere 
carmen, vide examine, | 
Scandalize,s e,vide offend, 
A Scendall,vide offence, 
Scant,vide ſcarce, 
Ts Dcape,vide eſcape. 
To ſcape out of. 
2 Enavi 
To Pr. 
- Aya we 2 Pratereo, 
eDcarce, or ſcar. 

I k Clo, rareico, 
To be made ſcarce. ' 
1 Rarchio. 
Made ſcarce wy ſcant, 
1 RarefaQus,p. 
—_— ſe, ſcantneſſe,or [a areitie. 
1 Caritas, inopia, penuria. 
2 Difficultas, » Vi dithculras num» 
maria. 
Scarce, ſcant,or hard to cone by. 
1 Rarus,carus. 
Scamly,or with the leaft, 
1 Parcus,perparcus,cxilis, tenuis,ad, 
Searce, ſcarecly, ſcant, ſeantly. 
I Vix,core, 2 Diffculter,adv. 
Searctly, ſcantly,o with the leatt, 
1 Parce,exiguc,tenuitcr,ady. 
4 antling. 

2 Ramentum. 


ADcarke . 
I =? f, 
Scarift. 
Scarifico. 
A @carlet gowne, 
1 Coccinata veſts. 


A gratne of which ſcarlet @ mate. 


2 Coccum,n, 
A ſcarlet robe. 
x Coccuinom,n. 
Ar wed in ſcarlet. 
i Coccinatus. 
Of ſcarlet, 
1 Coccinus,phanicens,ad. 
To ; _— mak by age ſcars 
3 Cicatrico. 
A [cop 
1 Cicanix,f. 
A lUuttle ſex. 
1 Cicatricula,Ff. 
Full 0 ſcars. 
1 Cicatricyuſus,ad. 
I'Vitl eut ſcar, 
1 Indilricns. | 
To Bpcar,or fear? ava. 
2 Abſtercco. 

A1!CAr crow ſit to Say away revs 
Som corn'or ane web th ny, 
1 Teriicula,f, terriculum, renicula- 
mentum. 


” 


To 


SCA 


SCL 


SCO 


T2 ave Sc 2the. 

: Oſkco, vile to bartgor damage, 
Scath, 

1 Nouxa,{.nocumentum th 

Scar bpull. 

I Noxius,nocivus,ad, 

To EGxcattct, or fpread bere and 
tney?, 

1 Spargo, tan 
2 Ditfund 

Mm 


0 Diſlipatus, di/palawus, fparſus, dif- 


A rat rering 
I Dilperlio,difſipatio £. 
That may be ſcattered, 
| 2 Diſlipabilis,ad. 
Scattermg!y. 
: Paim dufuse, lacumarim . 
A &Sccuule,or Unke leap, 
1 Schcedula,t 
Dcravige,or 
Vedtigal pes Ewe 2 merabus 
venalibus. 
A <Dcepter. 
1 Sceptrum,n, 
A ſcepter bearer, 
1 ifer,bra 
To bring vp as (choolts 
3 Alumnor, 
A ſchoole maſter. 
x Ludi giſter, preceptor, pzday! 
gus, pymnalarchus,ms 
- ſcho le maiſtreſits 
2 Mayiſtra. 
A ſ[c\cole, 
1 Schola,f ludus literarius,m: gym- 
raſhum,n. 
A great ſchedle. 
2 Acaicmia. 
A lit'le [choole, 
1 Gymnafiohun, 
A fehovie foliow. 
I Condiſcipulus,m. 
MA ſcheller, 
1 Alumnus, ſcholaris,diſcipulus, 
A woman ſcholler, 
1 Diſcipula,f. 
Belonging 10 a ſcholler. 
1 Scholaſticus,ad. 
Schollerly. 
1 Scholaſtic, adv. 
Schilme,or d:vifion. 
1 Schiſma. 


Schijmatiche. 

1 Schiſmaricus,ad. 

The tatica, 

1 Iſchiadicus dolor, 

Dcience,v. ert,ond knowledge. 
The ſcrence whereby the reaſon of the 
fight u h1.owne, 

x Oprice. 

The vncverſal knowledre of all | 
ences. dal 

x Cycl 

The | % -. of numbrings 
: Arethmenca,f. 


— 


—_— 


Seances made the ſenen liberalt ſci» 


ences, 1 Anes liberals. 
Grammaecy. 

1 Gramma'ica, 

Lovncho, 

1 Dalectica. 

Ketworiche, 

1 Khatorica, 

Mw/ccie. 

1 Muſica. 

Arithmeticke, 

1 Acithmctcs. 

Geometrie, 

1 Gcometria. 
Abtronem:e. 

1 Aftrounomia,f. 

To ({claunder, or _— 
1 Viilingo,obucto, obloquor, ca- 


lumnior. 2 Maledico,al 
detraho,inſeer ,tupallo,traduco, hee 
onino dente rodere,proicndo. 
Selamndered. 

1 Intamis,ad. 2 InfeQatus,p. 
A ſel awnderere 

1 Ot P- Y ' }H cophan 
ta, z ,der Ft _ 2 Sus 
ſuro. 

A ſclaundering. 


! — maledicentia, oble- 


quutio,t, 2 Sugillauo,t.morkus,m. 
A ſclaundey. 
1 Ignominia.calumnia. 2 Nota,f. 


Sclaunderoue,or backebiting. 
1 Malcdiccns,p.jgnominiolus. 
2 Lividus.ad, 
Sclaw drroufly. 
1 Maledice,gnominioſe. 2 
minose,ad. 
A (cluce,vide fiuce. 
To [cotf*, 
1 Eludo,urideo. 
To play the [coffer. 
x Scunor. 
A ſceffer. 
1 Scurra,munus,m. 
A ſcaffe. 
1 Scorama,n. 
A bits ſcoffe, 
1 Sarcalmose 
Seeffes, 
1 Silb,m. 
A writer of ſcoffes, 
1 Sillographus,m. 
Scoffing. 

Scurrilitas,dicacitas. 
wal ſeo 
1 I 
Belonging 10 [cofing. 

1 $cur:ils. 
5 effmg! 'F. 
x Scuriliter, procaciter, adv., vide 
mocke. 
To (cold. 
1 Rixor,jurgo. 
To ſeold ar. 
x3 Occento. 3 Inclamo. 
A ſcold. 1 Cavillatrix,alkercatrix,f. 
of ſco/ding. 
1 Altcrcatio,rixa,F. 

X 3 


Ci- 


2 Na ks,mys 


Full of ſeolding. 

1 Rixolus,j 

Fy coldrngly, 

I Rixox6,a Iv vide brawl-, 

A — po thimmer. 

To ic 

2 a vel mulQare pecunia, 


A Sconſi ng. 
2 Mulcta ria, 
A rr oe 


oy S__  ſach like, 


A ſeoope wwe they drew vp wan 
= ' $6 we? the ſau les. 


Scope. 

T* (co2ch. 
KH. 2 Invco. 

Schorched. 

2 Fervidus,ad, vide Parok, 

A lto2e, 

z: Teſſc:af. 

A little ſeore. 

1 Teſſerula,torm. 

To ſcomne, 

1 Derideeillsdo,decachiner. 

Inſulto, dedignor. 

Scorned. 

1 Imiſis, illufus, part. , 

That « ſcorner, 

1 Indignatus,p. 

A ſcorner. 

1 Deilor,m, 

A ſcermngs 

1 Derifivuluſo,f. 

A ſcorne, 

1 Cachinaus,m,deridiculum. 

Scornefiell, or d: (duur:efiell, 

: Faſtidioſus,ad, 

Scornefully,or Proffingly. 

2 Rediculc,adv. 

Somewkat ſcornefully. 

: Sabridiculc,ady. vide mocks and 
Co 

{ af ,o diſc wn 

1 } «bk; 

A ſcozpion, 


I Scorpi. 

Bel longing 104 ſcorpion, 
1 Scorptonius, ad 
That zoeth (cot free, or that payeth 
nething. 

I Alymbolus,ad. 
Scor-fee,0r without pe 
A Iaulus, impurus, 


Scor,fr. eſcot. 
Symbolum, hind of tallage, or cw. 
tome. 


Scot and lot, a kind of cuttomayie 
courriburionanmme 33. Hi cis. 


impure, 


Paco deerpoyvide to make cliang 


Si onrey | 


> > => ——  - ——_— 


| — "Y 


SCO 


SCR 


SCV 


Scoured, 

1 Lererſus,p. 

New ſcoured, or poliſhed. 

: Interpolus,ad, 

A [cower,or poliſher, 

1 Imerpolacor,m, 

Antherneſſt b onrers 

1 Armanius. 

He that ſeoweth ret, 

2 Fruginator. 

A ſeourng. 

I Depurgatio,fs 

That nhuh ſcoureth. 

1 »megma« 

That wh ich hath vertue to ſcore, 
1 Smegmazticus,ad. 

T» Sycourges 

1 Flagello,verbero, 

Scoargel, 

1 Flagellatus,p. 

A kraue worthie to be ſcourged. 

1: Verbcro,flagrio,m. maſtiga. 
A [conrging. 

1 Verberatio,f, 

A (courge. 

1 Flagellum,verber,flagnum,n, vir» 
ga,t. 2 Lorumyn. 

A [courge made with leather thongs, 
1 Scutica,f. 

A ſcourge made of neats leather, 
1: Taurea,f, 

The ſound of a yerke,whuch the ſcoge 
maketh. 


1 Tax,m. 

ADcout. 

1 Emiſſarius, ſpeculator. 2 Ante- 
curfor,m. 

S eout watch?s. 

1 Subſeſſe, f.Prime excubiz. 

A Dcrat , or he which « both male 
ard female. 


To ſcrape ab: u" here and there, 
1 Interrado. 

To [rape off or awaie. 

1 Derado. 

Ts ſcrape vpon. 

1 Superrado,averrunco. 

To ſcrape off, as with anhorſe combe. 
1 Diſtringo. 

To ſcrape togetizer, 

1 Corrado. 

To ſcrape before, 

1 Prerado. 


To ſcrape row 1d about, 
T1 Circumrado. 

To ſcrape,or blot out, 

1 Oblitero, delev, expungo. 
2 Tergo. 

To [crap yu a hen doth. 
: Scalpturio. 
Scrap:d, 1 Ra'usp- 
S raped off,or out, 

1 Eraſus,p. 

Seraped out. 

« Oblite:atus,p, 


i 


A ſcraper. 


I Kafor,m. 

A ſcraping. 

1 Raſurazt. 

A [cyaping outs 

I aero Geletio,f 

A ſcraping yron, 

1 Scalprum,n. 
An inſtrument to ſcrapevp old pitch, 
that new may be laid on, 

1 Radula,t. 

That u ſcraped from any thing. 

I Neſt - as _— L =_ 


That may be ſcraped. 

1 Raſilis. 

Belonging to a ſcraping. 
1 Raforius,ad 


Scraps of vitt nals, 

I Fragments lping,andletia,n 
To Scratch. 

t Scabo,ſcalpo. 

To hagxe a deſrr e to ſcratch. 


1 Scalpatus,p. 

Scratch:d out. 

2 Effoſſus,p. vt,effoſh occuli, 

A ſcratcher,or clawer. 

; Scalptor,m. 

A ſcratching. 

: Scalptura,f. 

That ha/h the &tratches, « diſcaſe 
m the hoofes. 

x Suffraginoſus. 

To Hcreake. 

1 Occento,fucclamo. 

A je eaking., 

1 Occentus,m, 

A@creene. 

Vmbraculum. 

.4 Þcribe, 

1 Scriba,m. vide notarie, 

T» Scrible. 

3 Diſribo. 

A ©cny. 

1 Pera,f v budget. 

The holie iÞdc ire. 

x Sacrz literz,ſacra ſcriptura. 

A Dcriuener. 

1 Tabellarwus. 2 Bibliographus,m 
vide notarie,or noter, 

A pettie ſcrmener, 

1 Librariolus,m. 

A Dcrole, or 6:/l. 

1 Scheda,f, 

A lutle ſcrole. 

: Schedula,f, 

Scroles written for memories ſake. 

: Adverſaria,orum. 

Like ſcroles , hawvirg leaues wherem 
matters of ſmall tymportance are 
wrirren. 

1 Triplices,f. 

Scroles of parchment , where;jn were 


written the commanndements which 
the *Phariſies wore on thetr heads, 

i Phylacteria, 

A [crole wherein lots ave written, 

1 Sorticula,f, 

ADPcruvie,or doubt, 

2 Secupulus,m, 

Scruplon:ſſe of conſctence, vide con« 
ſcrence. 

Of a ſeruple. 

: Scrupularis,ad. 

Serupulones. 


1 Scrupuloſts. 23 Nodoſi T1 
og —_ 


Scrupulonſly. 
x Scrupuloſe. 4 Religioſe 
A Dcrutente, 
1 Scrutintum,n, 
T- Hculke, 
Lateo. 
The SC ll of the head. 
1 Calva,calyaria,f.cranium,n 
The mudſt of the ſcull., 
1 Meſocranium. 
One of the ligatures of the ſeull. 
1 Coronalis. 
A Dcull, or bead peeces 
I Galeayt. 
That weareth a (cull. 
1 Galeatus. 
of Wane ow. 
1 Examen,vel agmen piſcium. 
A Dculler,or boat /o called, 
1 Linter,dub g. 
A ſculler he that driveth ſuch aboat, 
1 Navicularius,remex,m. 
A Þcullion. 1 Lixa,m. 
Reade to play the ſcullion, 
1 Lixabundus,ad. 
To e, 
1 Diſpungn, deſpumo. 2 Detfgco. 
( -vered with ſcumme, 
1 Spumatns, 
Scumme, 
1 Spumayf. 
Scurme of molten cold, 
1 Chyyſitis, 
Senmmeyfome,or the oth of lead 
1 Lithargyrium,n.lithargyros. 
The [cumme,or froth of the ſa, 
: Halofachne,f. 
That beareth ſcum, 
1 Spumifer, 
Full of ſcum. 
1 Spumnſus,ad. 
A Þcummer, vide immer. 
Scurke in 1h: head. 
1 Porrigo,f furfures,m. 
The ſcurfe,or ſcab of a wound. 
2» Cruſta,f. 
Senrnie, which hath ſaurſe,or u full 
of (cmrfe. 
1 Furfuroſus, porrigiroſus,ad 
Th. hath hu head Ps led by reaſon of 


Aady. 


ſeurfe. 

1 Alopecns,m, 

Scurge,vide /courg*. _ 
D©currilitie, 2» Scurrilitas,f. 


Great 


SEA \ 


S'B A 


SEA 


reat ſcurrilitie, 
1 Triſcurria 
Scurrile. 
s Scurrilis,ad. 
Dcurvtnelle, 
1 Pſora,f, 
Sexrvieſſe of the browes with an 
kf 


[! . 

1 Pſoroplnahalmia,f, 

Scurve. 

1 Ploricus,ad. vide [cwrffe, 
AD@cutchton n ihern If of « £107 
bey vas [t,where the poſts do reſt 
1: Tholus,m.tholos.? 

A ſew chrongoy jmeld, 

I Scurum, anci! e.n. 

A lutle tutchion, 

1 Scutviam,n. 

A Dcnttle. 

1 Sponula,f. 


S ante E 


Ts ſaile over the tA, 
1 Transfreto. 

The ſea. 

CIR ,fierm,cquor, marmor, a- 


= IG Cookie or a gulf of the 


1 Hadria,f. 
The ſea bordering vpon Pontus,or ge> 
nerally the ſea, 


1: Pontus,m. 
The Zo which compaſſeth the earth, 
Oceanus,m. 
The bottome of the ſta, oy the maine 


1 Pelagus,m. 


An arme of the ſea. 

x Eſtruarium,n, 

The ſea banke, ſhore,coaft,or ſide. 
r Littus,n. Ora maritima. 

The ſea coat, 


: Atta. 
4 ſta banke, 


Sea coale,or [mths coale, vide coale, 
The flower of the ſeas 

1 Maris flos. 

VF hich belongeth to the ſia. 

I Marinas,2quoreus,ad. 

F-4 or belorgiryg to the ſea banke, or 


i Litojofus,litoralis,ad. 

On the ſea fideor reaft, 

I Maritimus,ad. 

Partly lelonging to ſea, and pertly ro 
the land. r Seminarius,ad. 

That rommeth frombiyord ſeas 

1 Tranſmarinus,ad, 


P_ 


> 


Berweene two ſeas. 

1 Pimaris,ad. 

> hp +d land. 
2 Ve 


2 Signo, 
Ts ſcale before, 

I Przſigno. 

- Be faſt,or ſurely, 


To ES . to his figne and ſeale. 
1 ign9,fubſcribo. 

To vwſeale that which #44 ſealed, 

2 Refigno. 


___ 
latus,obſignatus. 

wy caler. 

2 Oblignator. 

A ſeale, 


I 

A ſeals in armg. 

1 Symbulum,n. 

The fealenger Syning of a notarie. 
I Signatura,f. 


1 Sigillatio. 3 io. 

Of,or ging tos ſcale, 

I A, 2 Signatorius,ad. 
= kg rip. 

1 Reſio, vide 


1 Sutrina,f, 


urayf. 

A ſeame in the ſeull , or bone of a 
thing. o 
2 Sutura,Ff. 
Seamed,or that hath Ames. 

1 C .ſfurus,p. 
PY cho ſeame. 

.ad inconſarus. 

Seame or the fat of a hog clarified, 
and tried. 
1V 
Seame, or /weet tallow, 


To ſearch ryerte little corner. 

1 Rimor. 

To ſearch for. 

1 Inquiro. 

To ſearch out by the ſteps, or print 
of the feet, 

1V go. 

To ſearch, or examune diligently, 
3 Excutio. 

To ſearch dil:;gently. 

1 Perquiro, exploto,paſcutor. , 
2 Pervenor,inveſtigo. 

To ſtarch often. 

1 Quarito,requiro. 


| To ſearch out. 


1 Indago,exquiro. 

To ſearch ont diligently. 

1 Diſquiro, 2 Expilcor, 
X 3 


Searched,or ſearched _ 

1 Exquiſitus, 2 Inyeſtigatus,p. 
Searched out. 

il ws p. 
Searched diligently. 
r Perquiſitus,p. 

A rm 

1 $c dagat 
2 Inveſtig 
A dilt 


ne 


A Rercher of 4ntiquaries, 

1 Antquarus,m., 

A ſearcher for water. 

I ilex,m. 

A ſearcher of holes, pits,or wellr, 
Putcamus,m 


" PR. 


2 - Ss £$ "_ 


ent + - ooo 
-paquilitor. 2 Perve. 


L . 

A ſearcher of watches, 
2 Circuitor,m. 

A ſearch,or ſearching. 
I Jo ras 


of” ſearching out, 

1 Indagatio,f. 

A diligent ſearch, 

1 Indago,cxploratio,f, 

T—_— fo fe tarch. 
lora 

ied diligent ſearch. 

x Perquilte, exploratd, adv. vide 

ſeeke. 

To Sdrare,or marke with a hot ron. 

1 Inuro,cauteris,vſtulo., 

To ſcare clathyor ſilkes, 

x Cero, 

Seared. 

1 Inuftus,vſtulatus,cauteriatus, p. 


1 
ſheared as cloths. 


1 Ceratns,p. 


Such a ſcaring, 
I ny 


A ſeare cloth, 

z Crcratumyn. 

A ſearing, 

: Vſtuo,vſtulatio,f. 

A ſearrg yron, 

1: Cauterwm,n. 

A ſeared,or drad bough, 

Ram 

A ſearing, or burning of corne, about 
the canicular dates with drought , or 
heat. 

1 Siriafis,f, 

HSearge,or ſurgegi.a &nd of cloth, 


Seaſon, poſe(ſon. 

' Poſletho, 

To S-alon,s toſeaſon meat. 

1 Condio. 

Seaſoned. x Conditus,p. 
VVelt ſe: ſonedoy /avore. 

1 Sapidus,ad 

A ſeaſorer, 1 Conditor,m. 
A ſeaſoning. 


1 Conditura,f. condiws,m, condi- 
men.ur,n. 


@2::'09, 


Fog 


— 


| 


— 


— 


——__——_—_—_—_ 


SEA 


Seaſon, » time couveutent. 
I Tempeſtiviras,f. 2 Tempw. 
A ſtaſonable ”— 
1 Tempeſtas 
A ſeaſov,date,or time. 
Dies,m.& f. 
Out of (eaſon, 
1 Intempeſtivus,impormms. 2 Im- | 
maturus,ad- 
- 2 ſeaſon. 
inus,tempeſtives. 
hn good Fimegor ſe afon, 
1 Ter: 


% * npeſty 


3 


II a. 4 Em 
2 Macurc,expeate. | 

In verie good feaſon. 

I Peropporune,ady. 

Ati ca/dn, 

x Inopportune,intempeſtive, 2 Im- 
mature,ady. 

In the mcane ſtaſen. 

1 [merea. 


ma 
F22. 
$4: 
AM. 
= 
5 


A fone,” or bench of marble, 

i: Abacus,m. 

A ſtate ina poroh, or they ſuch like 
plas. 

f 2, 

_—_ ſe cate. 

x: Tnbunal,n. 

The ſeate of a great effice, 

3 Pmteal,n, 

The feate of eſtate, for king prince,or 
potentare, 

: Solum,n. 

Seats for 7 rentlemen :o behold ſolemne 
ſfights,or plates. 

: Equeftriaorum. 

A ftat,or the (cat; in atargegboat, or 
ſhip whorern the marriner do fit. 

. Tranftrum, jugum remigum 

a,n. 

Seat or benober, wh yeon men [at in 
the aire,or rudges i m eourts. 

I Subfellium, & ſubſellia,n. 

A ſeat,or feats, where one-onely may 

. T + 

A ſeat whereon-two may ſit. 

2 Biſcllium,n. 

A litile ſeat. 

x Sedicula,f. 
99: elude, vide exclude. 

The ©:Cond, vide number. 

The ſecond were 3 in battell, wherein 
were both noblaneen,and the principall 
ſox!diers. 

1 Principia,orume 

That « done ſecondly, or next aſter 6 
principal | matter. 

1 Sub ius,ad. 

Secondly,or /tcondar:ly. 

: Secundo. '2 Dehinc,adv. 
Everie (ecard yeare, 

2 Ahlecrnis vicibus. 

AD: amaarte. 

Secuade' ius, primo proximus. 
:cond, a cerrame drirke ſo called 
m:de of grape! , after they bee new 


| 


' fſeeret chamber. 
; A ſeerer place. 


| Secular. 


Occult 
Keepe in fer. 
1 Abditus.p, 
A ſecret aceuſtrgor complainer. 
I Delawr,m. 


Ne 
,a.vide cloſer. 
1 Abditum,clauſtrum,n. ſeceſſus,m., 


Secret,or unknowne. 

z arcanns,ad. 
That # kept ſecret,or not ſpoken of. 
1 Tacitus, myſticus, abſconditus,ad. 
Done within ſome ſecret place, or 
roome. 

1 Penetralis,ad. 

Dove within deores,or in ſecret. 

1 Opertaners,ad, 

Secretly,or m feerer. 

x Secreto, arcane, clanculd, inpri- 
vato,adv. vide priviegand hidden, . 
A®@D:cretarie. 

x Secretarius, m, a ſecretis, vide 
clarke. 

A princes,or chieft ſecrerart 

: Archigrammateus, protondtarias, 
2 Primicerims,m, 

A Dection,i.drviſion, 

Sctiof. 


To induce to any Þct. 
3 Dogmatro. 
He that mducel to any ſelf. 
1 Dogmatiſtes,m. 
A Set, 
: ceta,faftio,f. 
He that followerh a ſift arie, vo | 
ven ton ſelf, 
1 Secarius,m. 
Of the /ame et, 
1C 
Of whit ſet. 
1 3.5 1 
Of our ſoft, 
I Noſtras,ad, 
Of your ſe. 
1 Veſtras,ad. 


yecularts. 

Decnritte,or hearr/caſ?, 

[| Secunitas,f, 

Secure. 

L Secnrus., 2 Tutus,ad. _ 
0 where 

Ges SEP *” e | 


3 Tumulus,ms. 
Sedrtious,or bufic perſon. 


1 Natinatores,m. 


-o ſee te diligently. 
Pervideo. 


To £o to ſee, 
1 Viſo. 

To '> oy come often to ſee, 
I 


To /jec but a — be halft blind. 


To ſee cleryegor ſee through, 
1 Proſpicio,peripicor, 

To ſee far +) ,or from ſay. 
1 Proſpicio,proſpetto. 
To ſee looking downeward, 
1 Deſpicio, 

They went ts ſee, 

1 Vidtnr,imp, 

It ts ſeene, 

x Cernitur,unperl. 
Ceene. 

1 Viſus. 

Seene of all men, 


They that ſerbettey at even, thau at 
noone. 

z Naftitiofi 1,1. 

Hee that ſeeth m the day time well, 
the pt an. a kettle, a8 might nothing 


1 NyRalops,c 
Bujer fo [ec,or or vs faults another 


I wr IL FI _ 

E yr that can ſee by ng 
Felinei oculi. 

rho ther that Ie ſeene, 


' 2 Objecum 


4 hs tobe ſen and lake 
That m 19,07 ca" be _ 

\ Viſhal : 

| Belong uy to ſeerng. 

z'S wad. 


That ſcer!: clerrely. 


x Occularus, iffraws,ad. 


| 


SEE 


SEL 


s, a6, loe,00 behold. 

1 Enecce,adv. 

To bring forto @p2en, 

1 Semento. 

Seed, 

: Semen,n (atus,m. 
Seed —_ ſeed tree, 
I 

VV orme _ . 

I 

Small ſeed 


ow! in Syrie,like par 
het whe s, 


hey/101,9nd long. 


z Siſon 
She fied of Lentiſcua, 
: Murciolum,n. 
The ſeede of an bearbe growing n 
e£eypt,which being ſoked tn water u 
$014 jor the e1e7, 
: Acacalis. 
A woman that gathereth, and preſer- 
wvelb the ſeed of bearbes. 
1 Seminaria,f, 
Natura ſeed whereof things ave en= 


The flux of n-turall ſeed of man or 
woman umeitivigly. 
i: Gononhaa,t. 
1 he iſſue of the ſeed in fleepe. 
x: Onoragancs. 
Belonging to jo 
x Sem; 


See ,vide 
un Serke. "oe oY 
Indago,quero. 


vr,pete- 
bn ratings ſeeks 10 
be excellent in eloquence, 
To fecke often, 
I equirito, 
To ſeche ro get by. 
2 Peto,vt,petcre landem & yel ex, to 
ſeeks to get praiſe by, 
Tv» ſeeks effenally. 

1: Aﬀedto, conquiro. 2 Colligo,vr, 

cauſas, to ſreke mayy excu- 

ſexzice to ſearch or gather. 


1 To ſeeke diligently. 


x: Quorits, 
To ſecke for promotion, 
2 Ambio, 
To ſeeke by divination, 
i Anſpicor. 
To jetke 01:45 death and de flruition. 
x Petere alicujus vitam & ſangui- 
nem. 
_— for. 
F equiſitus,p. 
Sought for diligently. 
1 Perquifitus,p. 
VVorthie to be ſonght for. 
2 Appacnuus,p. 
A (eeber 


x Indagator,m.trix,f.) 


PIE 


— 


He that oeth fo ſeeke,or call, 
I frm mot 


ol ſeeking. 
yo. 
4 cy 1046s [ko 
He that ſec Coker ſearcheth much. 


The ſeelung of 4 "i or other like 


_ 


1 Laquear,n. 
It Seemtth. 
I hymen 
It u ÞD- 
1 Convenit 
- ks not ſeemely. 


To ſeeth often, 
1 Coctito, 


To ſeeth nent, 

1 Exzſtuo,inferveo, 

To make to ſeeth. 

1 Fervefacio, 

VV loch u nuziſhed in hine, 
2» Decoctus,p. —y 


2 A 
To (e:ſe on before another. 
23 Praoccupo, 
ol (er fin vpen, 


X 4 


_— 


—_—_O—_ 


| 


= Liſe 


Selecus. 

A Delton of land, vide ridge. 

= Dell,or /er at /ale. 
Vendo,com:nutare 


To /ell openty,or ſet out to ſale, as in 
ires. 

1 Nundinor, 

To ſell by port ſale, or to him that 

biddeth me. 


1: Audtionor 

Ts fell any thing m time of warye, 
ſetting vp « ſheare,or raweline after the 
manner. 

: Subhaſto, 

- > folk #7 make ayaic bu title to an. 


To Molar tobime] whom was | 
# bought, 


To elite Sores perſons, or in divers 
parcells, 

1: Divendo. 

= ſell wine,and other vitugals. 


1 Cauponor. 
Rp at the firit hand,te ſell agame 
by ret ale. 


z Promercors 
To trim th: ings to the ſale, 
1 Mangonzo. 
To ſet vp alall -—_—__ be ſold. 
1 Ades proſcriber 
To be els, or put to "ale, 
: Vaneo,vendor. 
Tobe ſold agane, 
x Revanco. 
Sold. . 
1 Venditus, verundatus, 
Sold awaie,or given over to the power 
of anothey, 
1 Ma ws, 
Ante a ls ſet to ſale, » that 
one wall ſell , after hee hath Fuffici* 
ently flored bamſelff, and hu bow] cd 
therewith, 
1 Premercali*,ad. 
Set out or preelaimediobe /old. 
z Proicnpws,p. 


| 


Toit 


p- 


SEL 


SEN. 


7 hat # ſer aſide ts be ſold. 
1 Promerciura n. 
P: th at buyeth at the beft hand,to ſell 
4,ai 16 forvantare. 
1 Pzopola,m. 
A ſeller. 
1 Veulitcr,m. 
A great ſeller, ov that gladly ſel- 
leth, 
1 Vendax,cg. 
He that ſelleth away his title to a" 
oth:x, 
Emancipator,m. 
He that ſelleth by whole ſale. 
i Soldarius,m. 
A ſell-r of ol4 fiufſe. 
1 Scrutaris. 
A (eller of [al , and counterfeit 
Wares, 
2 Im m. 
A ſeller of ſlaues. 
1 Venalitius,m. 
A ſeller of all manner of vittualire 
s! Macellarius,m. 
A ſeller of children to vice,or 4 ſeller 
of that which us free borne , 
1: Mango,m. 
A ſeller of t ifles. : 
1 Manutarius, propola., niugiven- 
dus,m. 
A ſeller of fruit, vide coftard mon- 


er. 
- ſeller of ſpices,vide grocer® 

A ſelling. 

. Venditio,vemmdatio,F. 

uying,or ſell:ng. 

1N ciation 

A manner of ſelling before witneſſe, 
with ſundrie ſolemnities and cere- 
monies. 

: Mancipatrs,m. 

A place where ſervants, or lanes are 
ſold : alſo ame ſellmg place, the ſel- 
ling it [elfs,or the perſons ſold, 

1 Venalitium,n. | 
A ſelling away ones title ro anethey. 
: Emancipatio, 2 DiſtraQtio,f. 
A place whyre vittuals are ſold. 

1: Macellum,n. 

A ſelling wnder the Flandard, open 
or port ſale. 

1 Haſtarum,n. at 

Open ſale,or port ſale. 

He that maketh open ſale. 

1 Au&ionarius,m. 

Hee that trimmeth vp bondmen , or 
ware to make them moye ſaleable, 

: Mango. ; 

The art of making things ſeeme more 
ſaleable. LL 

: Ma nmm,n. 

Srw-7 eaſie tobe ſold, » 

1 Vendib:lis,mercalis,ad. 

To ſet forth to ſale. 
I Veralis.ad, 
Saleab'y. 

1: Vendibiliter,adv. 


A Heller, vide celley, 
A Ocivage. Fimbria,F. 


The Semb! lance.e likeneſſe. 

1 Simi * 82 I t ' 
Semblable. AOROTLY 
1 Similis. 2 Conkinis,ad. 

Verie ſemablabls,or like. 

1 Perfimilis,ad. 

Semblably.. 

I wm: adv, vide like or 
equall, 

A Seminarie prie#?. 

x Sacerdos ſeminarius, 

A ſeminarte, 

x Seminarium, 

Demicirele, 

Semicireulus . 

ADÞemt of corne,i. 4,buſhels. 

The Denate, or place where the ſe- 
naters were afſe wbled. 

: Senatus,m curia,f. 

The order of ſenators, 

1 Ordo ampliflimus. 

A ſenator. 

s Senator. 

A ſenator, or deſcendeth of the race 
of ſenators, 

1 Patricius,m. 

The Hate,or asqnitie of ſuch perſons. 
1 Patrictatus,m. 

An att of the ſenate. 

1 Senatuſconſultum,ns 

The ſenators of Rome, 

1 Patresconſcripti. 

The dignatie of ſenators. 

2 Clavus,latuſclayus. 

A ſenate houſe, 

1 Senaculum,n, 

A garment which the ſenators weave, 
vide garment. 

Belonging to a ſenator, 

1 Senatorius,ad. 

Senaterlike. 

1 Patricie&,adv, 


2 Deſtino. 
To ſent about. + 

1 Circummitto. 

To ſend ine as a meefſenger, ſollicitey, 
or mxtreatey in ſorne great matters 

1 Allego,delego,lego. 

To ſind out, 

1 Mittito. 

To ſend forth, 

1 Emitto, 

To ſend ont of the wait, 

1 Ablepo. 

To ſend aware. 

1 Amando,oblcgo. 

To ſend awaie, and ſend divers per- 
ſons dryers wares. 

1 Dimitto. 

To ſend for ons to come, 

s Accerſo,accieo. 

To ſend forth liquor. 

2: Exudo 


To ſend, or caft into. 

1 = 

To ſend forth a breath,or fame. 
1 $pico,cxhalo. je 

To ſend before. 

1 Przmitto, 

To ſend forth with violence. 

2 . 
To ſend againe. 

x Remitto. 

To ſend ſhoytly, or quickely beyond oy 
over from one place to another, 

r Tranſmitto. 0 

To ſendby ſtealth, 

1 Submnto, 

To ſend downe, 

1 Demitto, 

To Yo forth brightnefſe or lightumng, 


I 
To (end in,and to ſend of purpoſe. 
i: Immitto,. 

To ſend into exile. 

1 Relego, 


To ſend abroad, or to publiſh, vide 


pargey 

To be [ent for, 

: Accerſor. 

Sent. 1 Miſſus,p. 

Sent out or forth, 

$ Emiſſus,p. 

Sent about. 

1 Circummiſlus,p. 

Sent ag ane. 

1 Remiſſus,p. 

Sent in. 

1 Immiſſus,p. 

fo awaie by manner of riddaxce, or 
atching. 

blegatus,p. 

Sent awaie far off. 

1 Relegatus,p. 

Sent ovy,or beyond. 

1 Tranſmiſſus,p. 

Sent befere. 

1 Przmiſſus,p. 

Sent for. 

1 Accerlitus,accitus,p. 

A ſending. 

I MiſſioE, 

A ſending forth, _ 

1 Amandatio, dimiſſio, ablega- 

tio, F. 

A ſending in. 

1 Immiſlio,t. 

A ſendmy overgoy beyond. 

1 Tranſmiſſio,f. 

A ſendrrg beſme. 

1 Premi io,f. 

That u ſent a7ame. 

I —— 

DÞcnge,vide ſrrdge. 

To oe baue ſome ©ente , 97 | 

feeling 

1 *entiſco. 4 

A ſence,pcyeeiving,or feeling, 

x Senſus,m, od | 

e 


—_—_d— a. 


— 


SEP 


SEQ 


Py 


- ————— —  ——— 


P_— 
——— ———— 


i A ſte 


9 hearing, Audirus. 
Nf Seeing. 1 Viſus. 
The Senſe f Of taſting. 1 Galtus, 
0} reouchinge TaQtus. 
0 | ſmelling. Oltactus 
The three C 1 Senſas communis. 
nt er107 phancafia,t. 
Seafſcs. memoria,f. 


Lacks of Senſe , or feeling, or ſudden 
privation, 1 Stupor,m, 

Alutle Senſe,or fooliſh Senſe. 

1 Senſiculus,m, 

Senſible 

1 Senfibilis,ſenſilis. 

Senſible , that pertaineth to life , or 
that bath life m it. x Anumab 
That bringeth Senſe. 

1 Senſificus,ſenſifer, ad. 

To make Denllelle, 

1 Torpero, 

A Senfleſſe,or framicke head. > 
1 Vaceira. 

Senfleſſe. 

1 Exſenſis ad. 

Scnſialitic, worldly pleaſure, or 
delight, 1 Libido, veluptas,f. 
Sen(unuall,or bent to pleaſure. 

1 Libulinolus, voluptuſus,ad 

To Dent,or ſanor,vide [mell. 

To give @mntence, <5 « ludge doth 
1 Tudico, 2 Pronuncio, 

S-ntence gimen. 

1 Iudicatus,P. 

A Sentence gang. 

1 ludicatio,f, 

A Seutence m a"ly things 

1 Sententia. z Gnoma,f. 

A Sentence decree,or iudgemente 

1 Tudicium,decretum, n, ſenencia,f. 
2 Diagramma,n. 

A lutile,or ſhort Sentence, 

1 Sentenfiola,clauſula,f. 

A Jett :ince proucd. 

1 Axiomazn, 


A Sente ce propoſed containing the * 


ſumme of th u w. will ſpeake. 

1 Propuliuo. 

A Svent nccy when one thing ts meant 
and anouiey ſpoken, 1 Nocmagi, 
A hard,and aarke Sontence, 

1 Peobicaa,n. 

A perject Sextence, 

1 Ferindis,f, 
/ and craftie Sentence. 

1 Sophulma,n. 
A [h.ri Semence exhoriing to verine, 
or per ſaads ng tow eeqpiih the attiuors 
name @'d-d, 3 Chat. 
Agent nee coutruned 14 / qure ver/a', 
1 T«traſtichon,n. 

Prez er an? rim witerance of a ſin- 
me, + Lioquutot, 

Y. bere ty Or ie 25 are Lkp in 


| not, x Hog longs 
1 S ntenrce add an the end of a 
"1, "ired,,0 fro d. 
Þ 44! (VA fs 3 
"es © /p3kim with [wb a Hi 


on of wit , or gramitie, that it ſcemeth 
fooliſh. x Oxymoron,n. 

MA ſpace betweene full Sentences m 
writing,or printing. 


I m. 

Fu'l of Sentences, or ſententious. 
1 Sencentioſus. 

Sententiouſly. 

1 Sententiose ,adus 


Denute /ecd,vide maſt ard. 

To Seperate,or /et apart. 

1 Separo, 3 SeJungD {epono , ſe- 
grego ici . 

To Separategor diſſoluts companie. 


: Diſlocio. 

To Separate bimfelfe. 

1 Diſcedo. 

Ts Separate,or divide. 

1 Dirimo,v. ts d:vide,or ſexcr, 

To Separate , or divide land; by 
beunts, 1 Diſtermino. 

To Sepaxate out of the flocks. 


1 Abrego,ſe s 

Toſeparate /- Chriſtian cammuni- 
01, 1 Anathemanizo. 

To Separate, or arvide into king- 
domes. 1 Comtibuere in regna. 
Tobe Separated,or eſtranged. 

I —_—_ ihe 
S.peraiet,cr put aſunder, 

1 Separatus d.ſcriminatus,ſe 


- F 

diſcret.us,deduus,p. 

Separaiel from company. 

1 Diſſociatus.p. 

Separ 43cd,or divided. 

1 Diremptus. 

Separated from the reſt of the flocks. 
1 Segregatus,p. 

S:paatdinto rwoparts, 

1 Dimidiatus,p, 

N ot Separated. 

1 Indicretus,p. 

A ſ-prrater, 

: Di(criminator,m. 

A Separetien,or ſeparating, 
1 Divor:ium,n. {paratio,diſtinaio, 
dignRio. 2 Diuldium 
diffidium, the ſeparation of ihe ſence, 
A (tparetion, or diviſion, 

1 Divifio,bduemptus,m, 

A ſeparatmg of ones ſelfe from an- 
other, 1 Seceilio,t 

Sepcration- of friends by farre di- 
ftarce of place, 2 Diffidum,n. 

A ſepar ton of man ard w. fe. 

1 Divortium,n. 

A ceriaine ſeparation of men and we- 
men for a (uttle times 

1 Fribuſculum,n. 

Separate thing, or things that be di- 
vers, 1 Dilpatacagn. 

That may be ſep..rated. 

1 Separabiliz,ad. * 

That cannot b: ſeparated, 


——_—_—_ 


jN. vt,anime ; 


A ſepulcher that Queene Artemniſca 
made for hey buttsband : alſo any fe- 
mos ſepulher. 1 Mauſolzum. 
A piace where maiy common ſepul- 
cheys are, 1 Pataki 
Ofa ſepwlcher, o 
Sepulchralis,ad. 
A Bequel, or that which neceſſarily 
followeth 
1 Sequela,f conſequens,n. 
To @cqueſter , or 70 put i1to ones 
hands,a tnd ferent, I ><queſtro, 
Such a ſequiſtration, 
1 Sequeltratio,f. 
ADcrgeant to arr ſt, 
1 Lior. 
Aſerteant at armes, 
1 Stator,m. 
A ſergeant of aband. x Duftor or- 
dinum. 2 Prepoſitu,p. 
A ſergeant,beedle,or other like officer 
that warneth men to appcare , 07 af 
ſerable, 2 Viator ,m. 
A ſergeant of a bands office, 
2 Prepoſtura,f. 
Pertaining to a ſergeant. 
1 Liforws,ad. 
That ſheakets @perioully. 
1 Graviloquus,ad. 
$ex:0us, 
1 Sering,ad. vide earneſt. 
T- mike a ID: rmon,vide proach, 
A (ermon. 
2 Sermo,m hamilia. 
A little ſermon. 
1 Conciuncula,f.vide preaching. 
ASerpent. 
1 Serpens,m. 
A water [ey p:nt wide (15 ke. 
MA ſerpent lu; ng by the milk of rude 
dey beaft;, 
1 Boos,m. 
A ſerpent that abideib as well enthe 
land,4s 14 the water. 


1 Cherſydros,m. 
A ſerpent bang borues 'ikg a ramand 
a very little body, 


1 Ceraſles,vel, is,m. 
A ſerpent whiſe bead being ext of, 
there aroſe z in the place thereof. 
1 Excetra,f. 
A ſerpent h:uing a great and long bo- 
dy,wid a [mall ne i, m3 ih ing a far: ow 
in the ground with 11z laule. 
1 Pareas,t. 
A ltttle leane ſerpent 53 Ttalie, 
z Cycinia,f. 
A ſerpent that the F gyÞtians Were 
foipped as a Ged, 1 Seraphish, 
A ſapent that lie:b vndgr trees, and 
ſPring> 
hand 


ns — 


i 


SE R 


SER 


SET 


ſpringing ſundenly- with great vie- 

lencegpizreeth every beaſt that paſſeth 
. I Taculus,m. 

A Prion whie' bein» ſlow m creeping, 

ftarerh thoſe with the meyvelous ya- 

ritie ſpeck /et in his necke whom other- 

W:ſe he could not overtake. 

x Scitalisf. 

A (erpent of a ſandie colour. 

| m. 

A [erpent with a bead at beth ends. 

: Amphysbznaff. 

A ſerpent 1n India, hawing a head 

whiter then mulke, bus body of a purple 

colowy,wautrng teeth, and that which 

he vomuteth, conſumerb whatſoewer 

_—_ 


Porphyres. 
Teople that erte ſerpents, 
x Ophiophagi,m. 
Bookes of the nature of ſerpents, 
1 Ophiaca,n. 
VV hich engendreth, or breedeth a ſer- 
_ nt, x Serpentigena » anguige- 


That beareth [crpents. 

z Secgen-iger. 2 Anguitenens. 

A ſerperts y Os 

3 Chyaf. 

A; Jerpe urs thin, 1 Vernats, ſerpen- 
tis exuviz,vcl ipolium. 

of 4 ſerpent. 

I — 

To (:ru1t,ut,or do ſervice vat, 

1 Servio,fu 

To ſerue, or minifter, 1 Miniſtro, 
adminiſtro , vt, adminiſtrare pocu- 
lum,'o ſerwe drinke. 

To ſerne huribly, 

1: Ancillor,detervio, 

To ſer? for wages, 

2 Mcreo. 

To ferne in wayre for wages. 

1 Latrocinor. 

_ P erue wnder another. 


To —_ neut. or r ſuffice. Sufficio, 

To ſerue to the vſe. 

x Pertinere ad vium. 

T* be ſerued. 1 Servior. 
Aſervant, x Famulus , miniſter, 
ſerrus,m. 3 Puer,m 

A ſrrvant that pf followeth hu 
matter, x Aﬀecla,pedillequus, m. 
A little ſervant, 

1: Miniſterculus. 

A woman ſervant. 

1 Ancilla,ſerva,miniſtra,f. 

A ſoavant im the Parlewr. 

1 Tiicliniarins,m, 

The chiefe ſeroa1t of the parlour, 

1 Architriclinus,m. 


Aſervant that goeth to meet his ma- 
fer, and fetcheth him where hee uu a- 
broad, 1 Adverfitor,ma 

The chiefe ſervaut = an howſe. 

z Colnmella, 

A ſervant that is ede over Pom 


one to another. 1 Ambadtus. 

A ſervant that alware ſerveth one 
mater, 1 P. ns 

A falſe ſervant. 

1 Picudidus,m. 

A ſeryant thas bath charge of the 


3D 
An vnder ſervant. 1 I etutne. 
tor. 2 Vicarius,m. 
A ſervant, or ſervai.ti alwaies readie 
at commandement. 
x Stator, 2 Calatores,m 
A ſervant that did bind ind ed ſeourg 
others, at the commandenzent of hs 
mathe, 1 Lorarius. 
Servants out of wages. 
iE ati,m. 
A ſeri itor, or hee that ſerveth at the 
_ 1 Diztirius, d:{cophorus, m. 
menlarius. 
4 ſerv » g mas, 
1 Acoknthus,m. 
04 that loneth bu ſervants. 
: Philodulus,m. 
They which executed ſermle muniſte. 
r.es to the Romans, 
z Bruteauij,m, 
Se | >haxg I Servitus, f. miniſteri- 


OAfe crving,or ſernice. 
"Mi vine jo, 
Service, or honey, 

1 Cultus,m. 

The ſervice of a bond man,ov flaue 

1 Duliagf. 

A ſervicegor pleaſure done wmto. 

: Officium. 2 Vſus, m. vt, mihi 
magno fuit viui, 1s did me great 
ſerxcce. 

Yo ent ſeruice, 


Theſorvi vo d. 
Fry Ic Go 


The ſervice of howfheld ſeruantsy 
i: Famulatus,m. 

Under ſervice, 

1 Subminiſtratus. 

Serv.ce compelled . 

: Angariaft. 

The loſt ſervice of three fundry difhes. | 
1 Tripatinum,n. 

That which u mcet for ſervants, 
1 Familiarium,n. 

Servile behawmivur, 

1 Vemilitas. 

Seru:ceable, or that ſerueth, 

1 Pareus,p officiofus,ad. 

Very ſeruiceable. 

1 


Servile, 

1 Servilis. 2 IViberalis, 

Of,or belonging to ſernice, 

1 eames 

Of,or bel onging to a ſeruant, 
1 Servilis, od. 


Granite, * 


1 Famulamer,adu. 


—l_— 


Sewe- ably. 

1 Officivs:,adu. . 
Servi'y, 

1 Serviliter,addiae, 

AGB rutceverr:e. 

1 Sorbum,n. 

A @el(Fons, 2 Conſeſſus , con- 
ver.vs,m.icllio, t- vide Aﬀiſe. 
@2our, i- he :bat ſeſſern,or rates 


To ſat bejore. 
1 Pr 


To fot by. 

1 Aſtimo,pendo. 

To ſer x1ching by, 1 Nihili facio, 
fie cci facio, vide efteeme, 


T* #*t to, x Appono,applico. 2, Ad- 
MuYCu., 
KV 1th great force,or rug toſer,or 


mowe to. 1 Admolior 
i ts, ice, 


To et axeinein bis firſt place 
x Reſtin Fenn. 


ao, 


10, 
ws ſet to hires 


T fet out ro hire againe, 
Reloco. 

Te ſet,or caft out at length, 
1 Promico. 

To ſet for thor commend, 
1 Decoro.commendo,yv, 

To ſet aſide. 


1 Removeo, 
To ſet vpon, vide invade, 


praye, 


To ſet pn, er in print, 1 Edo, 
2 Emitto, 

To ſet betweents 

1 Iuterpono, 

To ſet , or put betweene, a a day, & 
yeare. 1 Intercal>. 

1's ſet open to every nan that com 
meth. 1 it. 

Ts ſit wide open, 

1 Recludo. 

To ſet abroad,or open. 

: Pando, 

To ſet forth, and to ſet 04 4 adven- 
ture. 1 Expono 

To ſet abread for al wen to behold, 

x: Exhibeo. 2 Profero. 

To ſet before,or in ſight off. 

1 Przbeo, 

To ſet againſt, 


x Opponv. 
To ſet together agamnes 


x: ACCORCIANG. 
To ſet vnder, 1 Suppono. 
To ſet,or lay abomt. 


x: Circampono, 


o 


SET 


SET 


— 


——_— 


— 


To ſet 8 falſe thing iſteed of a true. 
3 . 
To ſet 4 price. 

o ſet « pr 


I . 

To ſet at liberty. 
i. * 

To ſet at peace. 

1 Perpaco. 

To ſet hand: on, 


I 
To (et in «place. 


1 b 
To ſet in place,or ſteed of another. 

I Aubſiiruo, fubrogo. 

To ſet in order. 

x: Com 

To ſer ſomething acainf a place 
where one muſt paſſe, 1 Obmolior. 
Ts ſet new vines. 

1 Novello. 

To ſet out of bine and order. 


1 b 

To ſet 4 tribute, or tax, 

x Indico,as. 

To ſet,or plant. 

1 Subſcro. 2 Seminn, vide plane. 

To ſe beſore one, as they that ſet meat 
on the table. 2 Appono. 

m- aſide. 


Depono. | 
T ſer «bout with plants, 
T ſer,or oppoſe © hanſelſe againſt, 


To (et, or pl. int trees, to beare vp vine! 
Tof of poſts, 
1 Arbulto, 
To et Ups 
1 Erigv,extruo, 
- 0 = liſt vp. 
ollo. 


by 1 Poſitus,fitus, locatus, p. 
det,or planted neers to. 

T 

To (et betweene. 


r Imericro, 
Sets 1m erdey, '» ſet togithey, 
1 Compoſimy,p. 
Ser together, 
1 Appaſius. 23 Subjunus, p» 
, ef before, 
latus,prep Mitus. 
S et bef ore, as jm one; ſight, 
a Pr -—_— p- 
Set 
Z Suprapelian,p 
Set <bout, 
1 Incmatns,p 
Set vpon,or alle, 
1 Appeti'us,p. 
Set in,or bualded vpen. 
1 Incltss,p. 
Set againe in hu place, 
1 Repo(itus,p. 
Set vp on end,or vpright. 
1 Erefus,p. 
Set, or bed, an4 hang out t Fave, 
or ya77ſt. 1 Pratenus,p. 


—_ 


mus,P- 
F et,or ba lded vpou, 
1 Conktuutus,p. 
Set forth , or that # gone rome ſome 
place, n Egrefius,p, 
Se 


- a9 0ut,ov forth, 
5 Pl roms 


> gs lom;ed. 1 _ 

Sets 

Set ſeth wi b with flower,as 5 nageriand. 
1 Sertus,p, 

VVell ſet togethey, 

1 Compattus, 

Get abou: ,as with herba,o Iyer, 

I 

A ſettey to hire, 

1 Locator,m. 

A [ett er forth, 

1 Editor,m. 

A ſetter vpon. 

1 Invaſor 

A ſerte: vp,ar builder 

1 Extrutor,m. 

Aſetting, 

1 Politio.f firas,m. 

A ſertng out or taking any works in 
ou pen _ 


| hw” —_ onger invaſion. 


1: Aſlultus,m. 
A ſerrimg,or Laying vpon, 
1 Im f. 
A ſetting before. 1 Prepoſuio. 
A ſetting before ones ſight. 
2 Przbitio,ft. 
A ſetting betweene. 1 Interpolitio 
Aſerting Pow "r pwhis/bang of things 
to be (old. 2 Prgconium, 
A {ettin,0r gr4ffag. 
2 Imoulbo,f. 


Art forward, or going reward. 


4 ſerting m a 
1 Swrudburayfh. 
Aſetting forth, vide pu6{:ſhing. 
A ſetting,or 1oynirg toxuher, 
z Compatti 
F* ome. 
2 Sementss,f. 
A place where plants be ſet to be re- 
moved. x. Serrmmnariumn. 
Any thing that ſetterth forth,or comm 
menderh v H mearum. 
Tha! « [tar ſet forth for advantage. 
: Meriiauivs,ad. 


Sei forth,or tobe ſer forth, 


Fd waus.ad. 


ms. 


Alet,or plant of a tree,ov herbes. 
1 Plantarumyn. 

The beareth -. 

1 Plamtiger 

Meete,or yeady to be (et. 

1 Plantarius,ad. 

4 ſetting/icte 

Ts i or ſet ſure. 

1 Fixmo,colloco. 

Tofertleor adreſſe. 2 Apto. 

Ts ſettle, neut. 44 wine doth , or any 


thin bquer. 1 Sido. 
To ſertle ts the bottom. 
1 Sido. 


Teſertle ingor lie7t wpen. x Infido. 
Serled. 1 Conlt: :tutus,P. 

Aſerling. x Collocauo,f, 

*— aaa 1 5ella, jedes,f. ellibilum, 


A _ ſertle, 
1 Sedecula,f. 
Deuen, vide number. 


Seven diverſe 14scs, 


x Sept 

Seven fold. 

x Septemplex,2d. 

Of ſeven foote, 

'- pedalis, ad. 

Running into ſeven parts, 

I uus ad. 

The ſeven ſtarres, called chayle waine, 
byades, pleiades,t. 

To ſrucr, vide to [eparaze. 

Dcuerity. 1 $everitas,f. 

- 9 1 Severus.teuricus, auſterus, 

2 

Very ſevere 1 Perſeverus,ad. 

_— ly. x Severeaultere, aſpere, 


To — taſte before, 
1 Przguſto. 
m_ which *——_ medte, 


Th / ver of the  kerhin, 


The _—_ #f the hall. 

: Architriclians,m. 
Aſtoer. Canalis ola. 
Dewer. 


A mrs oe yer WITS of 
Omecnaun, 


are wrapped. 1 
Sweet ſevets 


I 

Sover ns: ted. 

L Liquamen,n. 
Made of ſewer. 

1 

Maixt with ſavet, 


1 Omentatus 
AFrwltr,vide/tameſter. 
Afrre. 


» & ©exus,nm. 


Alwrtin of Chwch. 1 Xdimus, 
m famulu: (a-rorum. 

The ſexten chanil er, 

: Paſtoupho;um,n. 


—— 


_ —— TT 


SHA 


'$S HA 


S'H'A 


_—_— 


The Sextary , or veſtry in the church 


1 Sacrarium,n. 


S ante H 


-  Shackle, 


- wary maker. 
3 Numellauius, 
A ſhackle or fetter. 


1 Cumpes,t. 


Shackles. 

1 Compedes. 2 Vincula. 
Hand ſhackles. 

1 Manicz,f. 

Iron ſhackles. 

2 Ferrum,n. 


wh Shadow 1 Obumbro. 2 Ob- 


&S bedowed. 

1 Adumbratus,p. 

Aſhadownng. 

1: Adumbratiosf, 

A fhbadop, 

1 VmbraFf. 

Aliitle ſradow, 

1 Vmbellaf. 

Thicke ſhadow of trees,or vmbrage. 
1 Opacitas,f. 

A p'ace to ſhadow i in, 

x Vmbraculum,n. 

A ſhadow inſommer for man & beaſt 
1 AXſtiva,n. 

That (a 1oweth, 

1 Vmbrifer,ad , Wa 

Having much 

x Vmbroſus,opacns,ad, 
That u done in ſhadow, 
z Vmbratilis,ad. 

Of ſhadow. 
1 Vmbraticus,ad. 

ADhaft, ” arrom,vide arrow. 

Thas part of the ſþrft or main bodie of 
the pillar which u vnder Aſtralagus, 
: H elium, 
A ſhaftment the meaſure from the 10p 
of the rhumhe being [*t wpright, to the 
vitermo?t part of the palme, which © 
by atalle mans woqiere halfe afoot. 


Semipes. 
Nees beaye deg ges maine. 


I are. vide rough, 


Te Shake,act 

I Quatio,vibro,agito,commores. 
T': thake for feare,neur. 

1 Tremo, 2 Horrco,v.q#:ver. 
To ſhake off. 

1 Excutio. 2 Ext, 

" _ _ 


To Jake vj by trotting , as an horſe 
Toſi 1 Saceutio,fataulld, 

Shaken. 

I Quaſſatus,vibratus. 

23 Cummotus,p. 


0 haken away. 


Shaken together. 

1: Coagnatus, 

Shaken with windes 

: Cnipatus. 

He ;hat jhaketh. 

I + mrs 

A [ſhaker with trottine, 

1 Succuſlator,m. - 

A taking. 

I Tremor,m nall, 

2 lactano,f. any 51-5 

A ſhaking. 

I Decuſſus,m. 

A ſhaking for cold. 

1 Tremor. 2 Norrer. 

oh ſhaking with drottung., 
Succuſſus,m.ſuccu 

S haking to ſhruers. 

2 = way" ry 
gon: (2p ſhaken. 


That cannet bee ſhaken off, or that 
whereof one cannot rid bumnſelfe, 
1 Inextricabilis,ad. 


That thaketh out. 

r Excuſſorins. 

S haking for feare. 

1 Tremulus,ad. 

Shaking for cold, 

1 Quercerus,ad, 

Full of ſhakin 

I dorms of 
Shakles, vide ſhackles. 
To Loa coy ſhill,or ſhell, 


* Shal. 


The S—_—_ ſhale,or barke of a walnut. 
1 Culeelumn. 

A nut ſhale. 

1 Nauci,indecl, 

Not worth a nut ſhake. 

1 Nauct. 

Shaled. 

1 Freflas,freſus,p. 

To goe over a Shallow water, or 


tio. 


feord. I 


Shallow. 
1 Brevis,ad. 2 De preſſus, 
A jr 4 
AShalme. 
: Aula,welina. 
The Shambles or vlace where 
meat u ſold, 1 Macellum , laniari- 
um. 
A liutleſhambles,or but aherie. 
1 Macellulum,n. 
Of the ſhambles. 
I —_— t 
mY ame,or d ſhone 
Inhonefto. 


” be ſhamefaft, 
2 Erubeo. 

It ſhameth. 

1 Pudet,imp. 
He is paſt fhams. 


i D 

Shamed. 

3 .Pudoratus,p. 

Shame ,or b:|bfwlneſſe, 

1 Pudor,m. 

S hame,or diſhoneſty. 

1 Propudinm , dedeas. 2 Turpi- 
tudo,t. 

Shame f "otneſſe. 

1 Pudor, m. verecundia,f.. '2 Ru» 
bor,m trons,f. 

dhamej: ſt. 

1 Yerecundus , modeſtus, ad, vide 
aſhamed. 

Shemelefae [ſeyor mpudenc Yo 

1 Impud.ntasf. 
Shameleſſe,s or 1m dent. 
1 Impudens, Jus,etfrons. 
A Shams fail and naughtie mutier, 
I Facinus,n. 

Shamefu wr 4:ſp:neſt. 

1 Iuhonc'' as,.opurus,turpis,ad. 
pa 04me «ft! y 


ic .adu. 


mr efly. 

1 Inverecunde, impudenter,adu. 
Sh «mefu [ ly 

2 1mpure,turpiter. 

The Dhanke, or the legge from the 
knee to the anckle. 

1 Tibia,f crus,n, 

Small ſpindle ſhankes. 

3 Su crura. 

The ſhanke or ſpindle bone. 

1 Paraſtata,f. 


"_ ſhanks, 6 or twnell of a evinney. 


The ſhanke of the candleftickg betweene 

the ſoote and the noxell. 

x Scapus,m- 

To take the ſhaps of a body,te become 

a body. 

zC 

To "pen to faſhion, and poytyay. 

m— any thing of clay, or earth, 
Plaſmo. 


To ſhape. vide faſhion. 
A double ſrape. 

1 Biformitas,f, 
That hath two 

I — 
Having all s. 

1 —_ is,ad, 
Of many ſhapes. 

1 Mulntormis,ad. 


1 Cruſta,f. 
A ſhard of an earthen pot,or tile. 
1 Teſta,f. 
Shaydes of fones, or ſuch like. 
1 Rudus,m. 
A little fharde, 
I -"YFeſtuls, 
Of,or belonging to aſharde, 
1 Teftaceus,ad. 


To Share,or devide 1nto fhayer. 
2 Partior 


SHA 


SHE 


2 Partior. 

Jdnred 

2 Partitus,p. 

A ſhaver, 

2 Partitor,m. 

A thare,or portion. 

2 Pars,f. 

A Ploh ſhare. 

: Vomer,m. 

A mans ſhare, «r yard. 

1 Penis,f. 

To ſharpen, or make ſhape 30 cut, 
: Acumino,acuo. 

To jharpen at the end. 

1 Cuſpido, ſpiculo. 

Tjharpen at the topoy make the top 
ſhrp and ſmall. 

1: Cacumino- 

Te make ſharp like the cave of corne 
when it ts come out of the huskes. 

1: Inſpico, 

To ſharpen throwghly. 


I 
T's ſharpen as the fore end, 

1 Propilo. 

To ſharpen, or make ſharke and round 
like atop. 1 Turbino. 

Sharpe, or ſharpened on the edge , #r 
porn. I Acutus,Þ, 


: Cacuminatus,p. 
He that doth jharpen. 
| x Acutor. 

Shar peneſſe of point, oy edge. 
| 1 Acumenzn.acies,f. 
Sharpenefſe of words, 

1: Mordacitas,f, 

A ſharpening, 

: Acutio.f. 

Sharpe in words, 

2 Mordax,ad. 

Very ſharpe of edge. 

1 Przacutus, 

Shaype as a dart. 

1 Prepilatus, 

Sharpned beneath ihe apeare. 
: Turbinatus, 

Sharpely. 

I "= FY 

Sharpely,or with reproch, 

1 Satynice,adu, 

Very ſharpely. 

1 Peracute,adu. 

Ts waxe harper /ower. 
1 Exaceſco,cxacerbe(co. 
To beſhaype,or ſower. 

1 Acco, 

To be,or waxe very ſharpe, 
1 Peraceſco, 

Shar peneſſe,or ſowerne/}>. 

1 Acrimonia, acrituo,acerbiras,Ff, 
Sharpe in taſte. 1 A marus,2cer,aci- 
dus,acetolus,ad. 

Very ſharpe of taſte, 

I —_— 

S omewh at barpe, 

: Accdulus. 

Sh uypely,or /owerly. 


M ade ſharp or ſmall toward: the top. 


1 Acerb%,acrit3r,adu. 
To jpeake (harpely. 


I 
Shavrpeneſſe of wit. 1 Sagacitas, {0- 
lertia,f. 2 Acumen,n. 

Sharpe witted, « Sagax, ſolers, in- 
genioſus,argutus,ad. 

0 ameWhat jharpe or Witte. 

: Argutulus,ad. 

Sharply,or wittily. 

1 Ingenios , ſagaciter, folentcr. 
2 Acute, 

Very ſharpely,or wittily. 

2 Peraeute,adu. 

To mike Dharpe, or rough. 

: Aſpero. 

Sharpeneſſe,or roughne/[e. 

: Aſperitas,f, 

Sharpe,or rongh, 

: Aſper,hi $,ad. 

—_— roughly, 

: Afpere. 

Dharpneſl7,or cruelty. 

1: Duntas.f. 

Sharpe, or crmell, 1 Severus, rigi- 
dus. 2 Durus, ad. vt durum frigus, 
dSharypely,or with ſeverity. 

1 Severe,tetre,inclementer. 

Te @hane- i Compilo , tondeo, 
T. . 

To ſhaue againſt the hazre. 
{= 3s 

To ſhaue away,or off. 

1 Abrado. 

To ſhaxe often. 

1 Raſito. 

To ſhawe aboat. 

1. Circumrado, 

Shaven, 

1 Raſus,tonſus,p. 

Shaven away, 

I Radulanus,ad. 

Shaved about, 

1 Circumratus.p. 

{le that ſhaveth, 

1 Raſor,m. 

A ſhaving. 

: Raſua,t. 

A ſhavriyg tnſtrum:nt. 

1 Radula,f. 

A ſhaving k me. 

1 Scalprum,anfarium,n. 

Any thing that » ſhaved off. 

2 Ramentum,n.ſcobs,f. 

Belong ing to ſhaving. 

1 Raforiws.ad, 

Te: Shead, vide ſhed. 

The Shead, creſt, or d, viſion of the 
harres of the bead, 1 Diſcrumen Ca- 
pillorum. 2 Xquamemum,n. 


A Dheate, 

2 Fatcis,m. 

A jheafe of corne. 

1 Falcis ſpicarum,f, 
A lt:1l» ſheafe. 

2 Faſciculus,m. | 
AſLeafe of arrowes, 1 Pharetra, $i] 
taicys {agittarum. | 


| iAſperye pild on the belly, 


He that carieth a ſheafe of arrowes. 
: Pharetratus,ad. 
To Sheare, or cl'p, 
1 Detondeo. 
To ſhe are be{ore. 
1 Prawnlco, 
Ts jheare all rvey. 
Retondeo, 
T* jhexre often. x Tonſo. 
To ſhears corne , vide to reape and 
mowe. 
Shoyne, 1 Tonſus,p. 
0/10yne round about. 
: Circumtonſas,ad. 
Not (horne, 
1 Intonlus,ad. 
A ſheaver. 
i Tonſor,m. 
Aſheare man, 
: Pannitonſor. 
A jſbearing. 
1: Tonſura,f. 
A parre of ſheaves. 
Fortex,t. 
A little paire of ſheaves, x Forficula. 
A ſharne jbeepe. 
1 Tonla,t. 
That wich may beſhorne, 
Belonging to ſhearing, 
1 Tonſortus, ad, x 
7» Sheath, or put into a ſheath, 
1 Vagino, recoudere in vaginam. 
Sheathed. 
1 Vagina teQus. 2 Clanius, 
A ſheath maker, 
1 Vaginarius. 
A ſheath 
1 Vagina,theca,f. 
A little ſheath, 
: Vaginula,f. 
E! es which baxe therr wings cleſed as 
it were iv ſheathcr,or caſer,as the beetle 
hath, 1 Vaginipennes. 
T» Shed,or ll. 2 Stillo, yt tilla. 
re roxem ex oculis amicis , to ſhed 
reaves for g/adneſſe. 
hed. 
2 Profulus,ſparſus,ad. 
Shes vetweene,or by the way. 
2 Interfulus,p, 
A ſrheddmg, 
2 Reſperſio,effuſin, 
Sheds,or ſhelters. 


A lute jheepe. 

1 Ovicula,t. 

She-pe that have two teeth, 
1 Ambidenmes,m. 


1 Mina,t. 
4 jheepe ſnall m body, with al :1'e | 

wook, « Apica,t. 

A jheep offered to Tupiter ali the 


des, 1 Idul:s. 
herte 


FY 


—_ 


SHE 


A AA A GOES 


Sbrepe with rough wool! lile goats 
bawe. 1 Mulrnones. 
VYe"ihajierps 

x Petrones. 
A flacke of haepe, 

1 Ovizria,f, 
Aſjheepes 5hin,or {ell, 

1: Mail:ſtra,t. 

She-p 5 day vor tirdles. 

z; Fas oy; Us, t. 
SLecpe-rer. 

t Lucsovilts. 

@/,or belongun? to repre 
i: Ovinus,ov:illus,oyiaticus. 
A &trp:-cot?. 

: Ovile,n. 

A Sheepheard, 

$ Paſtor,ovilio,m. 

A itic ſhephear1, 

1 Paſtorculus,m. 
Aſheperene, or head ſhepbeard. 

1 Magiſter pecrns. 

Shepl eard: cottages. 

1: Attegiz. 

A ſbepheards dogge,y dog gee. 
Aſtepheard; pels, 

1 Diphthera. 

Al ſhrphrards crooke, 

- edum, FR 

Of ,or belonging 10.4 ad, 

I own 4b pry 
Shreenc,vide oright, 
A<Dhectc. 

I Lodix,t leAicaria,lindon, 

2 Lintcum. 

Alu ieſſeete, 

1 Lodula,f. 

A Sheet of parchment, or paper. 
1 Schepa,philura,f, 

A Bhell. 

1 Teita,t cortex,m.oftracum. 

2 Putamen,n. 

Al ſhell of a fiſh. 

3 14,f, 

A l:1:le jhell, 

xz Teftula,f. 

A bell of a tort o:fe fiſh. 

1: Chelonium,n. 

Stels nh:ch beaſts haxe by natwe. 
: Native teile. 

The ſhcil,or pili of a nut. 

1 Nauci. 
That bath a ſke/l 1» Teſkacers ad, 
F. [bt oned like the ſhell of a fiſh. 

: Cornchatus,ad. 

Tha: hab afoft jbell, 

3 Malacoſtrachum. 
A Dbelfe. 1 Abacus,m. 
A ſhe fe,or heape of ſaxd in rhe ſea. 
1 Dorſum,ſcamnun,n, 

To Sheltcr, Deicndo. 

To ®h21N.i to keepe, 

Te foule,vide blame. 

Shenty1 blared, 

A ®heriffe, 1 Vicecomes,m. 
Anvider ſher'f;>, 
I Subvicecomes,m. 


A ſterifſe of ac:11e. 1 Buleuta. 


* —. 


T—— — 


iz 


SHE 


SHE 


T:ro offi +11 in K omne of quell 15th ++ | 
ritie with aur ſyafes of erties, gun o 
may be v/:4 jor then. 1 DizumYir,m 
Their ofice, 

1 Dun yirars,m. : 
'Belonginy to ach an oi. e. 

1 Duumvualis,ad. 

To &9') v?r, vive /hiver, 

T- Sy: Ww, 

: Oftcndy,monſtro, incico, pregbeo, 
vt przberc ic, !9 ſhow hairnſelſe, exhi- 
Cu. 2 Tribuo,vt tribwere alicut mi- 
fericordizm,reldo, vt reduce caulas, 
To jbew cue. 

Tojrew,or declaye plainly, 

2 Explico., 

Ts jhey that u bidders. 

x: Commonſtro. 

Tojber ill r1d:zwg1 , or wrpleaſiont and 
vnluckie thighs 


I 

To ſorw by 4 note,or figne, 

1 Deſigno ,fignifico. 

To jhew,or put forth, 

1 Exeto, 

To fſbew,or pretend. 

1 Pretendo. 

To _ diſcloſe. 

1 Defero, vt deferre caufam ad pa- 
tronum., 

To ſkew tidings ef newes, 

1 Nuncio. 

T2 jhewgdeclare,or tell. 

1 Narro, 2 Expono,y.delare. 

To ſhew forth, 

: Expromo. 

To fhew,or prone. 

: Comprobe, 

To fbew,or preſent. 

1 Prafto. 
To ſkew before. 

1 Premonſt;o, 

To ſhew before what ſtali fellow. 

1 Fredivino. 

T: fhev evidently, 

1 Pem.orſtro. 

Tofhew obread. 

x Vnigu. 

To ſte: eften,as te ſhew ſor vaint ylo« 
Fit. 


: Oftento. 

To fh-w with ones firger, 

1 Indigito. 

To jhew 4 ſeiſe, 

2 Eniteo. 

Tojhew one ſly bis goed will, and 
readinefſe ro cor a thing, 

1 Vokuntatema alcui eaauLi 
To ſet ts jbew 16 be ſold. * 

2 Expono. 

Shew,or rcll mee, 

z Cedo,dcfec. 

Shewed, 

1 Commonſiraws,cahibitu,p. 
Shewedor declared. 

2 Relans,p. vide d.clared, 
Sher ed abroad. 

1 Ex promptus, 


Shewed,"' pat /orth, 
t ZKFEnus, p, 
Shepag it jel/z out rarily, 
3 UPS linda. 
Al fin ver, 
1 Mon{trator,inJex. 
Ajix wor if near, of tidings, 
t Nimcus,m. 
He which jt. weth plunely. 
i Dcavnltrator,m. 
Hee which hewetn before what ſhall 
follow, 1 FPramonſtrator, m. vide 
Prophet, 
He that ſheweth Ming! beſme. 
1 Pranuncius,m, 
A ſhewwg. 
1: Monſtratio,oftenſio,f, 
Aſjpewing of 1imnding1 and newe!, 
1 Nuncaatio,f, 
Ajbewing for vae 7loyy, 
l One Y 
A ſhewinggor declaring. 
« Natrativ,cucdatiuyf. 
A ſhew ing ,cr ſernng before. 
x nm F 
A ſberwing ruth a fogne or token, 
I Defignatio,f ol 
A fhewing forth. 
2 Frolato,f. 
Ajkewing of the cauſt,or reaſon. 
1 ZAuologia. 
A ſpewing of it ſilfe or appearing. 
3 Extanua,t. 
A ſhew, or figne, 1 Indicum,n. 
That whereby any thing u ſhewed, 
1 Indicat.vus,ad. 
That may bc ſhewed, 
: Monſtrabilis,ad. 
ADPBhtDe :/ wed, 
1 Cala,f, 
A FBhteld, vide 1get, 
Toſheld, Detendo. 
A joreld of brane. 
1 Glandium,n. 
A F&hier, lax. 
2 Dino,t commatus,ns. 
To Shift, or dally away 11 words. 
Eludo. 


I 

To ſhift for, 

2 Proſpicio, vide to provide for. 
To puter ſhift «ff. 


1 Pro:clo, 


| Tojmifr or change lodging, or dvelling 


Place, 1 Demnugro, 

To fbift,or charge. 1 Mato. 
Tojheſt or remene.1 Removeo. 

To ſhijt Fom « place. 

1 Emoveo. 

A ſbifter,or be that vſeth old ſhifts,ov 
ill meanes to got by. 

a Machinatorzmpoſtor,m. 

A jteft, or remedic, 

1; Remcchum,n. 

A jr ift to get by, a ſattle deviſe, 

2 Machina,f.diverueulum, n- 
There # 1o0w ne thift, it # paft FO- 
— i Nulla tuc jam confukati 
err, 


Shifting. 


hmm 


— 


_ 


SHI 


SHI 


SHI 


ee re rr 


Shifting. 

2 Verſatus,ad 

A fſhindle,videſb:2gle. ; 

To ſhine, glitter, or glifer. 1 Mico, 

fulgeo,luceo,niteo, ſplcendeu,candeo. 

2 Flagro 

Te ſhme,or ſhine aq ai «ff. 

: Aﬀulgeo. 

Ts make to ſhine,or glitter. 

2 Criſpo, 

LY rt wp#n, x Alluceo, 

Tojhine againſt,or abeut. 

I beads. F, 

To ſhine before, 

: Prefulzeo,preluceos 

Tobeg:ty to ſhine. 

1 Splendcſco,luceſco+ 

Tojhine betweene. 1 Taterluceo, in- 

1% mea lido 
«make ſhining. x Fulgido; 

To ſhine cas i Retuiges, 

{plendco,rcluceo. 

To jbine like ſtart. 

4 Stello, 

Ts ſhine,or makp to ſhine like gold, 

1 Rutilo, 

To jbine tn a morning. 

3 ; 

T ſhine abowt, 

I Circumtulgeo- 

To ſhine ſomewhat,or giue 4 little light 

I Subluceo, 

To ſhine our, 

1 Enitco,cniteſco. 

To ſhine through, 

1 Transfulzen,pclluceo. 

To ſhine together, 

1 Colluceo. 

To ſhine, or caſt forth lrightneſſe like 

th: ſan. 1 Fadn 

To ſhine bri7ht or cleers. 1 Effulgeo, 

renidco, reni:eo, reiplend2o, peclu- 

ceo 


Ts ſpine all over. 

1 Fulzuro, 

_— 1 Falyor , ſplendor, m. 
micatio,t, 

Smny. 


I Coruſcus,fulgidis: 

Soming red lthe gold. 

1 Rutilus 

A ſhining in ſw. ſort,th it 614 may ſee 
throuwrh, 1x Tranflacidus. 

Shanmg v'ry mocks. 


| 1 Perlucidus,2d 


Shinning throveh, or ve'y mach, 

1 Prelacidyas,ad. 

Shinwgly. 

3 Facalenter,ad 1. 

ABJinxle, or 11le of cr weed, 
1 Aſter m lamina, ſcandule F, 

A lit! ſh ng'e. 

1 Aſſerculas,aciculus,m, 

Tre ſhra, 1 Crea,f. 

The ſhin b5ne, 1 "Tibia, f- canna ma- 
jor, Heile m jus, 0. tive 

Fo rake tp, 1 Coniendere na. 
vem. 


> ——_— 


| 
| 


- ——O'—  —  — ———— —  - 


T lade a great ſhipe 

1 Corbits. i 

Tos governe« (hp, 

1 Naviculor. 

Aſbrp. 

1 Navis,ratis. 2 Puppis, 

Along and nar ov ſhip, or gelley, ſs 
ſhioned like rhe f$þ Priftu, 

1 Prices 


Ships. 

1 Finea tea. _ 
Aliarle ſhip, x Navicula, navigno+ 
lum,n. 

Small fhips wh ch men of Lerner 
v/cd. Fo > "v8 

Allitile [wifi [hrp. 

x Lembus,m. F 

A great ſhip flow to ſale, 

1 Corbita,f,vaulus,m. 


1. Praſidiaria navis. 


Kytle ſpip called a galeor, 
1 | Data g. 
A lutle ſhip cMled afo ft. 
1 Liburnia,t. 
A little ſip barks or pinnace. 
x Pato,m. 
A hind of light Sip © alſo the great 
faile of a ſhip. 1 nm, 2. 
A great ſhip vſed mm Aſia. 
: Circerns,m. 
A great ſhip, exyicke. 
x Bucentaurus,m.carpatia, f, 
Aſhip , o* the b:lly, or bettome of 4 


ſhip. 1 Alvens,m. 


A lutleſhip vſed in T aneoms, 

1 Portemaa f. 

Aſpip , or barge that nob'e men vſc 
for pleaſure, with gorgions chambers, 
and other ornam:nis, 

1 Navithalmus,n. 

A (bip or veſſel for paſſaze that yo- 
eth with oaxes and ſailes together. 

1 Navisacnaria. 

A ſhore ſh'p', or ſmall Larke to ſaile 
neare tothe hore. 1 AGuuatiola,ho- 
ria, vel orarix navis. 

An «pen , or uncovered ſhip , afbip 
without a decks. 1 Navis aperta, 
aphracus,m. ; 

41 cov red ſhrp.aſhip with a decks, 

1 Navis conſtrata. 

A merchunts ſhip , 67 «ſhip for bny« 
den, 1 Navis tramentaria, vel one- 
Faril. 

A ſhip femmed,, beaked, or rointes 
wich braſſe. or ha 1ng a mon neſe, 

1 Navis:oltra'a, 

A ſhip barge ferry, or any ether weſſel 


ſerving for prſſage 


1: Navis vedoria 

A fſt or other ſmall ſpp which pirars 
d11 vc, 1 Myoparo- 

Navis Pradatona, vel piratica. 

A f11p where fankencenje # put, 

: Accira,t. 

A ſlip of the Kingor chreſe of the ar+ 
mule. 


{ 


— —  —— VO — ODD IODC 
Ol er —_ 


1 Navarcha,f. navis pratoria. 


A certaine ſoip in Athens wherein 
went mn to Delos , exery yeare in the 


name of all the reſt, ts ſacrifice ts 
Apollo 


I Paralos. 
Theſe that went im that ſbup. 
1 Parali,m. 


Ships ealked with ohwon, tow hemp or 
la 


flaxe. 1 Serilla forilla. 
Ships uſed in Media, 


I 
SLips enely for paſſengers. 
1 Embate,f. be 


A ſpialſnp. 1 Carchaſium, n. ſpe - 


C_ nav, exploratoria navi- 
cull, 

All 1m wraer of ſongs. 

1: Navigiua,n, 

A well ryge ſhip, 

xz Deceninx, 

Aſp hawmg tio ranges, ov carer, 

1 Biremnus. 

A ſnip baving three 0are; on a fide, 

1 Tnercs,tnremis,f. 

Aſb'p baving foure cares; #n « fide 
1 Quadriremis,. 

A ſoip kaving fine #eres #n aſide, 

1 Quinqueremis, ls. 
Aſtip with fixe 0a/ts, 

x Sexcres,t. 

Aſh p having ten eares, 

1 Decaemis,f. 

Aſbipboate, 

1 Scapha. 

A fleete of ſoups, 

1 Chaſſis f- 

A ſhip muifter. 

1 Nauclerus, navarchas,m. 

A ſhip man ynartr ever ſlip maiftet. 

1 Nauta,navicularins,m. 

A maaiſtey of a ſhep with three tops. 

: Trarchus,m. 

He that draweth « ſhip, or barge by a 
re"e or that draweth paths tnto a fop. 
1 Helciarius,m. 
He that bolLieth the Berne z 4 maſter 
er gewerneny of ajb'p, 
2 Gubcrnator,m. 


A ff:p wright, or Lee that makgrh 


bros, » Naupegus,m. 

The e»t of grver ning a ſhip. 

1 Navicularia,f. 

A ſhip boy, d-u {ge,or flawe iu 4 fp. 

1 Mefmauta,t 

Tley that keepe ſhips ane'y for therr te 
wing of meate & think. 1 Diaturei,nd. 


He that rwuleth the fore decks of ſirp. | 


1 Proreta,m, 
Ap rotofa( p, vide pilot. 
A keele of aj). p vide koete, 


— > — APW anti ooo rap eros > pr 


Them decks, taile, wreaftl.of @ | 


ſr, 1 Puppet. 

I he fer Aectes af p rTrora,f, 
The batche: of a fp. 

2 Cataſtowma,n. 2 Tergula,f. 
The Re 011 ſears im finfs, 

1 Trarſtia,n 


a 
# 


Si4-1 


SHO 


SHO 


_— 


Th: {care ola P. DAY 


1 Cl.yus mm. 
The fo mat of jþ 'P. w 1! 
1 Corymbz's m. ; 
Altfore for wa'rcs,or ſhips. 
2 Aimamenta,n. 
Infir waems rherelvy (rips are dyrven | 
to ad, 1 Remulcope,t. 
The rackling af a Jorp, vid. tack/ing, 
Al cvftar11yor rea for ſhips. 
1 Naviumn ſtatio” 
The taking of ſnip, 
3 Con'cenſas 
A way n a ſrap. 
1 AgcaFt. 
Ship brye,ox fare. 
I Naulum. 
VVhen the mailer of a ſhip vnderta- 
keth t2 condutt one [«fe forth. 
: Hetromplon. 
Of,or pertamng to ſhip. 
1 Navaln ,navicularis,ad. 
0/,or belo-1ging to aſhip, or navy. 
1 Claſhas,ad. | 
Periarning to a ſhupmaſtergur mariney 
: Nauclcrius,ad. 
Tertaming t0 ajhip, or mariner, 
t Nautcus,ad 
That will beare ajhip. 
1 Naviger,ad. 
Vi here a[lyp my paſſe. 
1. Nauigabilis,ad. 
To make hiptacke. 1 Naufra- 
,naufragium facere. = 
dhiup-wracke. 1 Naufragium,n. 
That hath ſuffred ſhipwracke. 
1 Nanfragus ad. 
A Dhire, vide ſhrey. 
Shirle, vide /r:ll. 
A Fhirte. 
1 Indufiumgn.fubucula,f. 
Alle ſhit, 
1 Camiſiola,f. 


That wearzrh a (birt. 


_ — — OD ——— — 


1 Camiliaus, ſubuculatus,ad. 

To &hite. 

1 Caco cunio,forio. 

To beſhiie. 1 Bulbiro, permerdo. 
2 Sputco 


| T'ohaur an avpetite to ſoute, 


1 Cacatuno. 
A weavers hittle,vide ſhuttle. 
Shittle,vide meonftanr. 
A FBhwme of bread, 
1 Segmentum, vel (ccamentum panis 
Io (hiwver or r1#er m peeces. 
- Im rminutas partes frango, indo. 
To Shtner , Or quaks for cold, or 
feare. 1 Honeo, cxhorreo, vide 
wabe. 
AJÞrovenge 
Hornor,m. 
A @hacke of corne. + 
1 Archontum,n. 
To put 0: a &hoegor Hoer, 
1 Calceo,cakeos i e. 
To pull off ones ſhoes, 
1 Diſcalceo. 


————c——— 


$4 4; "07 4 ot 2 
1 Sulcaun,ad. 


Shed with ron, 
2 Feriatus,p. 
A (Þoe. 


1 Calceus,m. 

oA little (hoe. 
1 Calculus m, 
A kinde 0; jo4:5 ſowed about the ſoles, 
and fait ;e4 on rhe ypper part with a 
latcher, 1 ObRtrigi lym, 
A firgle'(olt ſhoe: 

i Endrom'des,f. 
Short covering bat halſe the ſoote, 
which 'h. Reomzanes in old times wſed 
to weare. 1 Semiploria,f, 

Chee; that buusbai dimen vſ/c fo weare. 
i Catbatina,t. 
A ſhoe with an'irgs ſole, 

1 Tentipellinm,n. 

Shoes with wing! , Thas Mercurie ve 
ſed. 1 Talanan. 

A kinde of white ſhoes, peculiarto ſa» 
cnfi. wg prieſt;,and Brjhope 

i Phecaluumn. 

That weareth ſuch hoes. 

1 ] hxcaltatus,ad. 

A kind 1f ſhees v/ed in'Greece, 

1 Diabathra,f. 

A maker of ſuch ſhoes, 
1 Di.bathrarius,ad. 
A ſh of wood. 

1 Calo. 

A horſe ſboe, 

1 Sole ferrea, equi veſtigium 
A maker of horſe ſhees, 

I Solcarius,m. 

Abigh jpec,or flart-vp. 

I O,m. 
He that weareth ſuch ſhoes. 

1 Peronatus,ad. 

A kmde of ſhoe having onely a ſole be= 
neath,and latchets, and thongs about, 
1 Crepida,f, 
A kde of ſhoes that the Gales v/ed 
im foule weather, 1 Gallicz,f. 


ky 


A kinde of ſhoe with one hgh ſole 
which noble men wſed to weare, now 
conm:n amovg ce fellowes, 

1 Mullevs,m. 

A ſhee call:d a pallage,or patten. 

I kyocera F 

A patch ef a jtoe, 

1 Suppagmentum,n 

A Jhee fajhioned like the moone. 

i Caceus hunatus 


A 'atcher,or vprer leather of a ſhre. 

1 Obſtragulun,n. 

A th eclowe. 

1 Penicillus,m." 

A jhoing horn, 

1 Calcipides,m. 

A ſhoe threed. 

1 Filum ſccoriam, filum piceatum, 
chelcuma,n. 


A Bhocmaker. 1 Crepidarius, 


{uror,m, 

A jroemakert craft, 

1 Sutrina,t.ars ſtring. 

A ſhoemakers ſyop. 

1 Sutrina,f. calceatia officina, 
Ajborm-hers threed, 

1 Cheleuma,n; 

Aſhoemakers axle. 1 Subula,f. 
A (hremakrs laſt. 

2 Modulvs,m vide [ft. 

Of, or belor gin to ſtocmakers, 
1 whey, 

A Doholy,i. a great company, 
To Þhogge. | Jeuh vr 
To Dbhoote, or caſt forth,aR. 
1 Iaculo. 2 Emitto,jacio. 
To ſhoot an arrow out of abow. 
1 Sagitto, 

To ſhoot through, 

2 Conf 


| To hal b; ſhooting at, 3 Obelo. 


To ſhoot out of a creſſebow, 


1 Exbaliſta. 

To (hoot out in eares , as corne doth, 
newt, 1 S$pico. . 

A ſhooter,vide archer, 

Shooters in cyoſſe bowes. 


1 Arcubaliſtary,(corpionarij, 
Pertaining to ſ/ 00: ing far off. 

1 Iaculatorius,ad, 

To cut of Shootes , or yone /bricr. 
qr | ho z or yorg ſprig 


A ſhoore, /lip, ſpriggor ſpring. 

: Surculus,m, vi yu. 

A company of young ſhoots, or ſprigs. 
1 Virgultum,n, 

Trees wh.ch ſhoot about the ſpring 
time. 1 A £5, YErnantes, 
Full of ſhootes, 

1 Surculvſus,ad. 

Belonging to ſhooter, ox ſprigs. 

1 Stucalarss,ad, 

Like a j/;oot, 

1 Surculaceus. 

From ſ:200t to ſhoot : alſo one ſucet, or 
[prig fom another, 

1 SurculosC,adu, 

A Bhoote,or yong ſwine. 

1 Purcellus,porculus,nefrens,M. 
AShop. « Offcana,Ff. 
Aſhop,or worke houſe. 

1 Opificina, artificina,f- 

Aſhop keeper. 

1 Officinator, tabcrnarius,m. 
The foreman of a (hep. 

2: Infticor,m. 

A lutle ſhop made of boorth. 

1 Taberinaculum,n. 

An Apubecaries ſhop. 

1 Pharmacopolium,n. 

A ſhop for fjh. 1 Pilcinaf. 
Aſmuthes ſhop, 

1 Ferrara officina, 

A ftationers /! op. 

1 Libliopolum,n, 

A__ out for yearely rent. 
1 Taberna metitoria. 


At ſhep where ſweete ointments be ſod 


x Seplaſi 5 


ce 
: 


SHO 


SHO 


SHR 


l 


th. 


r Seplafia.t replaſium,n. 

A $oldſm-thes ſr.op. 

x: Aar-ficina,f. 

Belonging 16 ſhoprgor working houſes, 

1 Tabernarius,ad. 

A Phot, or banke of the ſea. 

1 Littus,n. vide ſes, 

To Shoze, or prop vp. 

1 Pednftatumino. 

Sbored,or propped vp. 

1 Fules, 2 Nixus,p. 

A ſhore,oy proppe. 

1 Fulcimentum ,n.vide prop. 

A Bho:ling, i. the fill of «ſhorne 
"80D E. 

Shome,vide ſheare. 

To Shozten,or abbreviates 

1 Brevio, vide «bridge. 

To ſhorten, or diminh, 


To ſhorten @ tourney. 
z Cnacralece , reprimere, vel co- 
arQare iter. 
To ſhorten the way. 
1 Corripere ſpatum., 
Shortned, 
z Decurtatus. 2 Cantraftus,Ps 
Shot,or cut ſhort, 1 Pracilus,p» 
Shortneſſe. 1 Brevitas , anguſiia, f, 
vr,anguſliz eemporum. 
Shortne(ſe of ſpeech, 
z Brachylogia,f. 
A cutting ſhort. 1 Conciſio,f. 
A ſhort ng. 
x Concifio, x Contradtio, f. 
Shorrtnefſe of breath, 
1 Anhelicus anguſtia, 
- ort [pace of £:me. 
icula,t. 
eh ſhort race, terme,or ſpace of time 
1 Curriculom,n. 
A ſvort forme ef ſpeaking. 
1 Breviloquentia,F. 
A jhovt forme of (ſpeech , containing 
much matter, 1 Laconiſmus, m. 
A = abridgement , vide abridge- 


Sherr; in herght. 

1 Brevis,puſillus,ad. 

Short, as in ſpeech, 1 Brevis , com - 

pendiarius, ad. 3 Preſſus , fuccin- 

Qus,p. 

S emrwhat ſhort, 

1 Breviuſculus,ad. 

Very ſhert , or little. 1 Perbrevis, 

Short winded, or breathed. 

1 Suſpiriofus,ad- 

That killeth in ſhoyt time. 

1 Solſtirialis,ad. vt, ſolſticialis mor- 

bus, diſeaſe, Ce. 

Shortly,or in few words, 

—— przcise, compendiar'0, 

Very ſhertly,ov | as ſoone 45 can be. 
primum,adu. 


x Quam 


Shortly,or within a while, 

x Cito,propedicm,adu. 
Stortly,or 11 (hort tine. 

1 Brevi,adu- 

Shertly after. 

: Paulo puft,mox,adu. 

To be ſhot. x Adſummum. 
A Dot /ax,vide rechning, 
To Shour, «s 19 fhowe in 4 thing. 
1 Ago,trudo.pello. 
Shoved, x Pulius,p. 

A Shouell,or ſpe. 

1: Ligo,m.pala,t.cutrum,n. 
A fire jhovells 

3 Baiillum,n 

A little bevel, or ſpade, 

I ro 

A ſhovell to pare floores. 


A l1ttle ſhoulder, 

1: Humerculus, 

The hinday part of the ſhoulder : alſo 
the ſhowlder it ſelſe. x Scapulasf. 
The ſpace that u betweene the two 
ſhoulders, 1 Interſcapilium,n. 

The ſhoulder blades. x Omoplatz 
ſpatulz,f. opera. 

Ahood , or lutle garment 10 caſt on 
the ſhonlders. 1 Humerale,n, 
VVbich hath great,or high ſhoulders, 
1 Humeroſus,ad. 

Ts Shout,or make a ſhout,or ery. 

1 Conclamo,acclamo. 

To ſhoute fer toy. 

1 Tubilo, 

A ſhouter,oy crier out. 

1 Acclamator,m, 

Aſhowting, 1 Acclamatio, f. cla- 
mor, m. 

A ſhout, or cry in the Roman armie. 

1 Barbaric.m,n, 

A jhout of the R 0m1an ſouldierr,phen 
both armies 10ined together, 

x Barnitus,m. 

Aftrout for iov. 

x Jubilatio,f jubilatns. 2 Plauſus,m. 
A ſhouting , or noiſe that Marmers 
make when they do ary thing together, 
1 Celeuſma,n. INS 
Aſbow,or glorious ſight, 

I Powpa,f vi : /hew. 
A grea! hoo as of rame. 

i Im 
A little 7 ce 

1 Imbnailus. 
Br:14ing ſhowers. 

1 Nwubiferad. 
$h we eric —_—— _ 

I Ni 
To tag x. 
2 Caſtro, vide to lop. 
To ſhaead,vide 7s ct. 
To off. 
x Puto,rcieco. 


© — 


To ſhred off all. 

1 Perruto. 

To under. ſhred bougher, that the light 

may come vndey the tree, 1 $ubluco. 

Shred. 

iT 

"The 

1 Czfur 

" ſhreading,as - vines,or trees, 

no,tonſra, fl. 

4 Shred,or ſhreds cut off any thing, 
: Segmenn concedes. 

Shreds,or clouts. 

1 Pann. 

That wherem ſhreds are put. 
Secarius,ad., 


I 

That may be fhred, 

iT ad. vide cut, 

A ſhrewd, .r ill turne, 

1: Malum, Ms 

Shrew dneſe. 

1 Pravitas, improbitas,nequitia,f. 
Shrew4,or ill to deale with. 

2 Ferox,ad. 

Shrewd ,naught,and vnbappie. 

1 Pravus,malus,unprobus,ad. 
Obrewdly,oy unkappily, 

1 Prave, improbe, nequiter, male, 
adverb, 

ASh:ew. 

1 Muber perpera, proterva, & acer- 
ruma. 


A(hzewmoule, vide Moe. 
Dhatft. 


Conteſlio. 
" Kathe, ſqueakg owt. 


I - rg 
I Exciamatio,f, . 
Shailneſle. 


I b 
Shrill of voicegor ſound, 
1 Sonorus,canorus. 

2 Acutus,clarus,ad. 
Somewhat (bill. 


2 .* 

Shrilly. x Sonore,ady. 
AD ne. 

Baſilica 


To ſhitnke, or aq ina. 
x: Contraho, vt contrahcre gllum, 
to ftrinke m the necae. 
To ſkrinke,nent.or giue backss 
2 Inclino,vtinclinat acies. 
To _ backs togeſſber, 
3 Conclino. 
Toſhrinke for cold, or for feare. 
1 Dirigeo. 
S brinke. 
23 ContraQtus,convulſus 
A ſhrinking,or gathering together, 
2 Contraciv,convulfio,t. 
To ſh2owD, or t9 cover, 
1 Protego,vide cover, 
A ſtrowd that a dead body is lapt in, 
1 Amicnlum 
Sh:onetide. 


2 Baccha n. 


Shroue - 


Y 


_ 


=—F 


Te _— vp uy that one cannet ener, 


To [hat vnder. 

To fhut together, 
x Conclado. 
To ſhut in. 


I Concluſuc,obſcratus. 
Shut vp under the ſaze key. 
vatus,p. 


A ſbutring mn. 

I —_— FF. 

A fromtting our. 
*xculio,f. 


. 23 E 


A weauner! thnttle. 

1 Liciaterium,n panuclea,F. 
2 Radius,m. 

Stb,vide (16. 
Sitedewce on the dice, 

1 Stilichornes, 

Ts be \icke. 

1 Zgroto. 2 Laboro, 


| sS St + Tendaaringd 3 In- 
firmus,ad. 


Alwates ſicke, 

1 Morboſus,ad. 

S ke 1 m the T;: omacke, 
x Stomactucus,ad. 

S icke tn the liver. 

: Tecinorolus,ad. triking 

icke of yeſterdaies drinking. 

1 Elucus 


Sickly. yeu 
1 Epre.zgrot _ 
A Sickle being an old Perſian come, 
itſcemeth tobe ſequen pence in value 
[0 ow 1 Sichus,m. 
Sickle wheyewith they __ 
1 TS dentata,Saturni 
A lirtle fickle, 
1 Fakicula,f. 
He that beareth « ſickle, 
1 Falciter,ad. 
A@Þwe 
1 Latus,m. 
Siucc; x Coſta. 
A lutle fiie. 1 Latuſculumgn, 
The right fide. 
I Fr a l p 
iAfde brame of a 
x Rates,ratis,f, oy. 
EP #n a beoke, 
Pagina,f. 


SHV SIC SIF 
Shrou:tew/d Tobe ſiche of a ſever, lutle « leafe, 
I —"_g I Febriens, EET why | 
A Shubbe. Tobe ficke mbedd. + de of a be 
gr rm leafs lik S ke "ror of the bed 255k 
A ſhrub having ate eabay, 4 ickenefſe,or diſeaſe ng. 
flower lthe a roſe I qo ir: hy I ene —_ inv 
Lane zgritudo. 2 Belong to the fade. 
| ub called Tamarithe,v. beath. | <An «fe following any ſickgneſſe. 1 Latcralis,ad. 
re apt to _— with. 1 $ymptoma,n. Of the ſame ſide. 
C —_— fckeneſt. 1 Collateralis. 
The » hong ſomewhat herby. Comragio,t Side,or long downe to the ankle, 
1 Therjonarchay. w fickeneſſe of infants, which cometh | 1 Talaris,ad. 
Albrub growing in Aſia » the iuyee farting the __ milkg,or becHtings, | On thu fide. 
whereof u good againſt poiſon, ratis,f. x C,citra,prep. 
1 Emboline,n. They that haue that ſickenes. On that ſide. 
A ſtrub that beareth « yeallew flower, | 1 Coloftraus 1 Trans pr.illac,adu. 
and u wſed to bmde vines, it u taken | A(harpe fickeneſſe which doth quick. | Of rhe wo 
for broome. 1 Genifſta,f. ly aiffatchyor deliner, 1 Acutus,prz- | 1 Econtra. 
That hath a meane betweene aſhrub | ceps,celer, vel pernicialis morbus. Of the one ſide. 
an4 ax herbe, 1 Suffruex,f. An hangrie fiekeneſſe. i Altinkcts, 
A ſhrub lthe to mareles. x Caninus appetitus. Of etthey fode, n Alterutrinque. 
1 Oxmyrline,f, A long ſickeneſ/ On bo1': ſides, 
- ſhrub Jealled T armnychia. 1 Longus, vel tardus morbus, 1 Vernque,hinc illiinc,adu. 
C The fuver fichereſſegy fulver. On every -{i4-. x Vndique, vadiqua - 
Aplace where ſhrubs grow Sickenefſe in @ we: — head, being full | que, vend que verium. 2 Circum, 
'Y; .Fruti of water, x Gm ; adu 
Full of ſhrubs A frhaef » the bead , , taking away | D1der. 
1 Fruticoſus,ad. — from the parrs thereof. | 1 Siccra,f pomatium,n. 
To ,vide card-. Analefia.Ff, To lay Biefre ro 4 towne- 
To vide to avoide. The bows 4. ſ _ x a 1 Oppugno, vide beſiege. 
To it. 1 Claudo, operio, ob- | Comitialis,vel Al ſftege laid to « towne, 
| thuro, 2 Obſero. He that hath eſaliefreF. 1 Obſefſio,f. oblidrum,n.vide «ſans 
Toſbut vp. 1 Epi Pertaning to a ſiege, 
1 Occludo. In manner of that ſechneſſe, 1 Obſidionalis 
Toſbut owt. 1 Excludos 1 Comitialiter,adu, Sidetnenge queſtmen, X.Alilibus au- 
S Ye. toritate adj 


- exe, ard,or dr anght. 
3 
Ts DC ſearſe. 
1 Cnbro,excerno« 
Tf ſift vpos. 


$ ift ed, 1 Excretus,incretus,p. 
A ſifter of meale. 
Polint 


,m fuſpirum,n, 
That PTL wn men: Sight. 
atur,imperſ. 
4 gbt, or looke. 
Viks,conſpeaus,obtutus, 


4 Ro 
Specaculum,n. 2 Facics,f, 

Th fightin « wn. Fre like engine 
Scutula,f 

Bucineſe of f f, 

Th fey; of the eye, 


2 bebe bt Vs 1 Proſpeftus- 
A ; i. fi or ſhew. 

1 Pompa, 

Pertaining t0 ſuch a fight. 


z Pom 
Sight, 


SIG 


SIM 


hs 


Sight,or or publicks plaies, 1 Ludi,m. 
Quicke fehted., 
A ,ocaloſus. 2 Lynceus,ad. 


TR_—_— to ſight, 


In the ſight of. all men. 
x Spectate,ady, v.before all men. 

To Dtgne. 

1 Signo, 

_ gous 4 ſigne,or token, 
,v.to fignafie and token, 

Dignifie,4=4/baw to. 

igntfico,pertendo,intimo 


+ = 
To ſignifiegbetrken, and foracll. 
1 Prefhomifico. 


Af fi x unrny 4 meaning of 4 thing, 


= — fs og" of that which 
# intended. 1 

St nifys ng,or = 

I \ dimes, > Gan fi 

Sugrifying but one thing, 

1: Vnivocus 

S191) yiug manme t 

I ſoa mania 

That pgnifieth a thing to be at hand. 
1 Prgnuncius ad. 

VV ith the ſame ſugrafication. 

1 Vnivoce,adv. 

VV 1th mane ſign 'Pcations, 

1 Xquiyoce, 


1Snatus,P. 
4 [7 {gnego ym 
Sgnum, mbolum, indicuum, n. 
_ V ctigumyn, 
A manual ſigne 
1 Chiogra 
A ſigne 11. heaven. L 
: Sydus,aſtrum,n conſtellatio,f. 
A ſigne mn _, called Ingemicn(#s, 
I Engoraſi 15,f, 
The ſine in the nerth polezcalled Vria 
major. x Helice.f 
The twelwue - ſignes, 


nubigenum juyenG vector, corniger. 
2 Taurus, Europeus, vector Euro- 
PE, jJUVENCUS,ZEtus. 


Geminy,batres gewini, juvenes, 


Rhinos nn 
| arg tyndaridg , Froge- 
parcs,amp tion, 


11 Aquarizs,fuſor aque, puer vr- 
niger, vrna imbriferi , trojanus pur, 


Sydus aquolum,yvltimus ordo. 
_ ſigne of an #o(y thing, 
1 Sacramenwm,n. 


" negor enfagnes. 
Lee gnes, 

wy t,or jea'emari 

I an ag 

Dtk:r. 

Certz, 


To Sike 

To keepe depo elencr to be ſilent. 

x Tacco,files 

2 

Silence, - 
1 Tacitutnitas, reticentia, f, filenti- 


um,n. 
He that keepeth ſilence in a common 
; rg 3 Echemythus,m. 


I "Sdew,p tacitus,ad. 

They keepe ſilence. 

i Tactum elt,mperl. 

Somen hat frlert 

I Taciturnulus,ad. 

Stilenily, 

1 Tacite advcrb. 

DFilke. 

1B yilus,l ſcricum,n. 

A ke weeveryor F; ilke merchant, 
1 Sericarius,m. 

A filke women, 

z Sericaria,f. 

A filke womans tauell, 

t Liciatorium. 

A ſilke A 

1 Bombyx,blatta. 

Ore that workgth m ſilks twifted with 
gold. 1 Polymitarius,m. 

A ſilken garment. 

3 Sonpgns veſtis, veltis ſerica & 


or of ſilke 
bycinus,ſricus, ad. 


Silken 
1 By flinus 


4 ted m ſilke, 
Sill 6 a dore,y. threſhold. 


Of rwo follables, 

1 Diſſyllabus,ad. 
Of three fil lables, 

i Trif 

Of foure ſillabler. 

I 

Of diver: follables, 
: Polylyllabus,ad, 


e& fllogiſme, lacking wy 
_— aſſumption. 
ymama,n. 
Ts cover with ſilver, 


3A 
Stverd, or covered with ſilver, 
inargentatus, 


$ ilver, . 


I 

CES that lendeth ſilver, 
1 Argentarus,m. 

4 ſilver mae. 


s ilver ferneyor [Jum 


: Argyrits,t, 
The =—_ ſickenes, or corruption with 
briber 
i A 
Full of filver. 


Argentotus. 
Of or belonging to filvey. 
1A n 
all. 


Sy L ' 


He which layeih on (ymbals, 
m 
« nba.” * finally, 
1 Simultudo,f vide lrhonefſe. 


A —_—— cracknell, 
i C 


” 


Svuplicitte. 
: Simplicitas,f. 
Great ſumpl cute, 
2 Tyrocmum animi. 
A ſumple lover. 
1 Amatorculus. 2 
Simple, ſing le,or not e. 
l Simpler rudis,imperitus,ad. 
S1mp/ewithout deceit. 
x Simplex. 2 Innocuus, ſyncerusgad. 
Simple wm eſt; mation. 
2 P 
Simple. ; : 
1 S\mpliciter,nnocue. 
DPince,or foe. 
1 Poſt,prep.cx quo. 
Since the mu! n14Qe 
i Abaurora,a mane» 
Sim 4 


| 


DR 1.6. 


——_— CJ. 


SIN 


SIN 


SIN 


Since that time. 

1 Exin,exmde,cxillo. 

Sine which time, 

1 Exquo. 

Not long ſexees 

1 Paulo ante. 

Cinceritie, x Synceritas,f, 
Sincere. 

1 Syncerus,purus,ad. 
Sincerely. 

1 Syncere,haud fite,adv. 
FHimnder. 

1 Scoria ferri, . 
To ſindge off the haire Fom ſwine, 
x: Amburo. 


Hine, vide ſince. 


To ſing ag aine. 
1 Recino,recanto. 
To fing for io, 
2 Ovo, 
To fi T loudey and louder, 
2 Peanem Citare. 
T fing to the end, 
x Percino. 
To faine in ſinging, 
1 Incino. 
To ſing tuneably. 
z Modulor. 
To fing alcud. 
x Procino. 
T» fing a part with others, 
1 Accino,concino. 
Tv ſing before ,or begin the ſong. 
1 Precino. 
To ſing ſoftly. 
1 Cantillo. 
To ſing the baſe. 
1 $nccino,fuccento, 
To ſing the tenour, 
1 Decanto, 
To fingto, or againſt, or the contrate= 
notry. x Occino,occento. 
T' ſing between: or to fing 4 mane, 
1 Jatercino,intercanto. 
\ To ſing the treble. 
1 Diſcino,difcento, 
To f;:g the plaine ſong. 
: Mimoobſervie. 
To /1»:9, as the nur ſe doth to her cbild. 
Lallo. 
To ſing ch:erefilly,as birds do. 
2 Verno. 
To fing,as a ſwan doth, 
1 Drenſo. 
A ſinger,or ſinging man. 
I Plales, canoe. 
2 Aulgdus,m. 
A ſweet ſinger, 
1 Melodes, 
Sweet ſinging« 
I rams, 
A ſingi"g wench. 
[) DR ix,pll:ria. 
a Fidicina, 


A finger 'o the harps. 
1 Plailocichariſta,lyricen,m. 
A ſinger »f deſc ant, 
1 Incentor. 
A man which teacheth to ſing. 
: Phonaſcus,m. 
He which beginneth the ſong. 
1 Precentor. 3 me 
He that ſingeth the baſe, 
1 Succentor,m. 
He that ſingeth the tenour, 
1: Decantator,m. 
He that ſingeth the countertenour, 
x Occentor,m. 
He that ſingeth the meane. 
1 Intercentor,m, 
He that fingeih the treble, 
1 Diſcentor,m. 
They that fiag in the ('hwrch on both 
ſides the quire, 1 di. 
A ſinger like a (heepheard. 


3 

A ſnger of delicate,or merrie ſongs. 

I Hilarzdus,m, 

Aſinging, 

x CantatioF. 

A ſinging in tunes 

x Concentus. 

A ſinging tn meaſmnre. 

I [3 ck . 

A ſinging to mſtruments, or a ſmngn 
—- f "Pſulmes. 1 Palmodia,f 
A ſinging before. 

1 Precantatio. 

The baſe in a ſong. 

1 Baſſus,f. 

The tenouy, 

x: Tcnor,cantus. 

The countertenour, 

iC 
The meane. 

1 Medius,intercentus,m. 

The treble. 

1 Diſcanus triplex. 

4. Song, 

1 Cantilena,f.cantus,m.canticum, 
2 Melos,n. 

Songs, 

1 Mele,n. 

The meaſure, time, re#t, or pauſe in 
ſmging. 

i: Modi,m. 

Aſong to Ged, 

1 Pſalmus,m.vi : hymnes, 

Aſong made to Apollo, 

x Pecan. 

A ſong in the honour of Bacchts, 

x Dithrambus. 

A ſong as a bridall, or mariage. 

I Hymene?,m.thalaſſus,m, epithal- 
mwum,n. 

A little ſong. 

1 Cantiuncula, 

A ſong which the nurſe ſingeth in 
dances the child. 

1 Lallatio,faſcinina,F, 

A ſong to the hayp. 

I LyScan frophe Carmen Iyricit. 


——— 
Tm 
-” 


A lictle ſinew, 1 Nervulus,m. 


A (0'q wherein mime ſig i1;ether, 
1 Chureuma,n, 

Aſoug where ong ſingeth alone, 

1: Monodia,f. 

A lamntable,or mourning ſong. 


' x Heyiazfthremungn. 


A lamentable ſing at the death of one 
1 Nemaysf, 

A ſon7 m commendation of a mans 
verixe. 1 Hymnus,m.encomium. 
A compo/er,or ſetter of ſongs, 

i Mu nm. 

The compaſſe of a ſone. 

ay gap iſe of a ſong 


y b 
A place in the houſe appointed 
gers. x Odzum.n. _— __ 
That can ſing anie thing. 
3 Omnicanus,ad. 
A Dingle l#. 
i Czlibatus,m, 
A ſingle man or woman, 
1 Czlebs,com.g, 
Dingle,vide prople, 
Dingularttre, 
1 Singulanas,t. 
Singular,or alone, 
1 Singqulauis, vnicus,ad. 
Singular without peerts 
1 S1ngularis,cgregius, precipuus,ad, 
Singularly. 
I Singularier ,vnice , pracipue, adv . 
Stnilter, 
1 Imquus, 
To &1nke,at. _ 
1 Mergo. z Deprime. 
To ſinke, neut, 
1 Sido. 
To ſmikeinte. 
2 Influo. 
To ſinke downe, 
1 Labo. 
To ſinks downe vpon @ thing. 
2 Incumbo. 
Sunke downe. 
Depreſlus,p. 

tunke with carthquaker, 
2 Devoratus,p+ 
A frke . 
1 Sentina,latrina,f. 


The ſinke of a Kitchnn, 


1 Lavitrina,f. 

The ſinke,or gutter of a towne, 
1 Cleacat. 

A little ſinke,or gutter, 

1 Stillicidium,n. 

A ſinke of mſchiefs. 

2 Eluvies,f. 

The wag. for ſcouring of 4 ſiakg. 
1 Cloacatum,n. 

Tertaining to a ſinks. 

1 Cloacalis.ad. 

To Dine. 

x Pecco,vide 10 rfferd. 

A ſinner, 1 Peccator,m, 

A ſinre, x Peccatum,n, 

A ſinſull deed. 1 Flagitum,n. 
A{niwe. x Nervis,m. 


The 


PET 


_—— 


—  —— 


SIR 


SKI 


The having of finewes, 

1 Nervoltast. 

Great ſinew: holding vp the necke, 

+ Carotides,f.tenoades. 

Sinewes of th: eJes. 

1 SYZgke. 

Thai « jull of finewer, or that hath 
great,or mane ſinewes. Nervous, 

2 Laccitoius,ad 


ad. 
Diſcaſed m the ſinewes, or that hath 
the gowt. 1 Nervicws 
Smoyle,or red Para 
1 Si00pn,t, minmum,a, 
The place where ſinople u dogged. 
i Miniaria,f. 
Like ſraopie. 


I Dominus, m. 


4 ſirrope — of the inice of greene 
Ps led pm => op de agrefta. 
Omphacomel 


A frrrepe made of the inice of quuncer, 
Wine, ſugar,and honey. 1 Mina,t.fuc- 
cus (ydoniorum, 
HA chicke firrope, 

1 Lohos, 


$ irrope made of ſug ar and vinegar, 

1 Oxyſaccarwm,n. 

Strrope made of honey , vinegar, and 
water. x Oxymeli. 

St _ of +4 ppp condue in hony, 


$ irt c = made 
cayſe flecpe. 1 
The ſife point, vide point. 
The iſe. 


e_ and water,to 


2 Conventus,m.vide /eſi10n7, 
A (ile. 

Menſora. 

T9 fi/e,vide 9 ſcare. 

AÞ1IIrrs, vide c//ers. 


A 
x Germana.f.vide knred, 
MA ſiſters childe, 


2 Þ 
VV bich bath k;Ued bis ewne fſtrr. 
x Sororici 
Stferbe:d, 
onfratti 


Ts fit by to the end, 

1 Palideo. 

To ſir by verie often, 

3 Aſi. 

To fit downe 

1 Deicdeo,afſido. 
To fit fait ,or ſure. 

: Conlideo 


To fr m—_ 

1 In{ideo,inſide 

To ſit at table. 

1 Diſcumbo. 

To fr in the ſuanes 

I Apricor. 

To G t crofſe=legged, as taslor5 doe, 
3 Incoxo. 

- fit onegges, 


A fit: 
A fittin ot the table. 
I tus... 
- ſitting by one, 
Afl:ifos, 

4 forring of comm ſrioneys, 
23 Conijeſſus,m. 

A ſitting on egger. 


$ Incubats 
Tha doth hu worke Ig _y 


Hed fo [7 ting, 

1 Sellariolus ad. 

That fitteth,or whereon one ſitteth, 

I he” ad, 

A 

1 Falx,fceniſeca. 

A buſh,or bramble ſue. 

1 Runco,m- 

Sith tha. 

1 6 9 quando, quandoquidem, 


_ _ "08 ſirhence, 

1 Deinde,deinceps, 
To be ſituate nigh tos 
2 Adjaceo. 

S nated. 


polkin 

A fine,or ſearſe, 

1 Cribrum,currifrum,n, 

A little ſine, 

1 Cribellum,n 

A rarging ſine. 

1 Saſactea,f mderanum cribrum, 


A ſtue of bare to ronge courſe meale. 
3 Setaccum cjbrum. 
A five to wirnew vatches, 


x Viciarum & 


Y 3 


_— 


g——_— 


A fine to winnow darnell. 
i: Cnbrum lobaram. 
A ſave maker. 1 Rudiarius,m. 


S ante K 


A Bkaine of yarne, 1 Forago. 
AS 
3 Innola,t. vide [callion. 
A Skale,vide /cale. 
To gkarre away. « Abarceo, 
A thar,vide ſcarre. 
Dkarce, vide [carce. 

ce that weareth &5 es 
cruches, x Grallatoru _ : 
S katcbes,or cruches. 
: G f. 


ralls 
PO - 
1 Cumera,f. 


Skew. 

1 Limus,ad.vide akew,and awry. 
Te skie. 

1 #ther,m.zthera,f. 

Of the che. 1 Athereus ad, 

1: $killeth. 1 Keterty jap. 

” be skilfull. 


leo, 

Skill, ems. WP. 
Skil full, or cunnang. 
1 Callens,(ciens,p.peritus, 
2 Prudens,ad.experuws,p. 
Skilfwlly, 
1 Perite,crudite, grare ,ſcienter adv. 
vide arteficially, 
A gSkellet,or poſner. 
1 Ollula,chytra, anthepſa,f. chytra- 
pus,m. coculum,cnulum,n. 
Skeemtſh,vide coy. 
To gkinnne. 1 Deſpumo. 

A skhimouy to sh;mme the pot, 
1 Spathayf. 
Shwmme,or filth. x Spumay- 
Shumme of braſſe, 2 Valca gris. 


| Full of ihwnme., 


1 Spumoſus,ad. vide /cme. 
To cover or fop with: gkinne, 
1 Pelliculo. 
Skhinnecor (lad with then, 
1 Fells, p. 
Ashmney. 1 Pellio,m. 
Athiune, x Pellis,cutis,f. 
The thin of a brat. 1 Cernom, ter« 
gus,n byrſa. 2 Exuvia,f. 
A little then, 
3 Cuticula,pellicula,f coriolum,n. 
The fore 1hin of a man, 1 Prepurumn. 
The thiyd thin that coverath the eyes, 
1 Rhagoides. 
The ihin that covrreth the hull, 
1 Pericranam,n 
The 1hgn that compaſſerh that thinne 
wherin the child @ wrapped: the » me. 
1 Alantnides membrana. 
The thin ſoft thin that wrappeth the 
child in the wombe. x Ammnaum,n. 
A thin m the ſecret parts of amaids, 
that breaketh when ſte u 4: ſiowreds 
i: Hymen, 

The 


$KI 


SLA 


SLA 


T he thin hin that wrappeth the brain, 
1 Pia mater,meninx,t, omentnam,n. 
The skinne gr. wing for the corner of 
the ex: , and 'm cont ink.mce covering 
the fight, 1 mn. 
The outward hin of ihe ;bodie. 
1 Epiderpius,m. 

e then that covereth the rib within. 

mem 

The vttermott thin of the eyes, 
I Superagiata tunica. 
VV hen the —_ of the PW # loſe 


The vpperme#t f avy thing. 

1 hom, 6 

Toe kin of, ſerpent which they caſt off 
everie yeare when they wax vid. 

1 Reduviz,leberis. 

2 Vemaiio,f, ſenium,n. ſpelium fer 


ti thin ef the cods, wherein 
be the tones of a man. 

i Scrorum,n. 

VVhere the 1kinne of the eye by ſome 
ſtroke u ſo hurt, that the bloud ſudden. 
ly ſpreaderh over the eye. 

: Hypophagma, n. 

A lntle thin sknne compaſiing the 
bone 1n ane part of the bodae. 

1 Perioltion,n. 


The kin of a fallow deeye, 


1 Nebris,f. 

Tye skingor pill of anie uit. 

2 Calyx. 

Havin ath 'che shin, 

i Callotus,ad. 

Berweene the chin and the fleſh, 
1 Subcutancus, imercus, intercutanc- 
us,ad. 

Th:it hath a new thin. 

z  Recuntus,p. 

Of thinnes, 

x > = JF RE IE = 

us,ad 

” it changeth his thin of tens 

t \ 'erlipellis,ad. 

To @kinke. 

Efurdo, 

A th nker,vide tapfter. 

To @kty2,or leape for toy. 

1 /-  p— inlilio. 
2 Aſfilio 

To thep one. 

1 Profilio, 

To 5hi before. 

1 Przfuko 

To s&ip. 

i Sallto. 

To thip over, 

1 Trankbo, tranſulto, 

1 05;Þ or ov-7-paſfe. 

2 Pretcieo, traniev, tranſilio, tran» 
fulto, 
A hap. 

I Saltator,m, 
A Skippine. 


r Sultus,m ſal:nra,ſal:atio,f, 


By ihipr. 

1 Saltuatim,velitatim,adv. 
Te Skirmilh. 

1 Velitor, dimico. 

2 ' 
A rhiy mjber 

1 Velitator, 2 Excurſor,m, 


A ans: 


2 Mm ns oo f, 
7 litile thermaiſh. 


The begruning of a tkirmiſh, 

1 Prgcentatio. 

Belonging to « thirmiſh, 

1 Velitaris,ad 

A rmwgs of a coate, 

1 Fimbria,f peniculamentum,n. 
2 Limbus,n. orasf. 

Te make Sktttith a beat; are, 
1 Etfero. 


Skirtiþh, 

" te bilis,adje&. 

To Sklaunder,v./clawnder, 
T»Sklile. 


A kl1/e,or thin inſtrument of iron, or 


s 1 metrall. 
lingula,rudicula, fpathula,f. 
To Shety Ea ſeold. 
T Fkonce, vide lanterne. 
A Drone 2,4 fortified place. 
1 Munitorwum,n,v./con/e. 
A ÞBkrine. 
1 Alipſanum.n. 
A »hrine ſet before the fire, 
1: Diarhyrum,n antepyra,f. 
A 5krme to hold inthe hand again#? 
the beat of the ſunne, 
2 Vmbella,f. 


S ante L 


To Slabbcr, 
2 Perfundo, conſpergs. 


dlabby. 

1 Lu ofus,adjct. 

Te Þlacke.ae. 

1 1,axo. 2 Remitts,conlido, 

To flacks,neut. 

2 Elangueo,clangueſco, 

Te be fl.icked. 

1 Laxor. 2 Remittor, 

Tobe /lacke in patment, 

1 Reliquor,aris, 

Never let flacke, 

1 Irrefolutus, 

Aflackin 'g. 

1 Relaxatio. 2 Remiſſio,f. 
Slaickenefſ. in domg. 

i Lemitudo ,ceTauo.tarditas,Yarditu« 
do,ſcgmities,t. 

dlackeneſſe in duirg good and honeft 
things 


i Indevotio,f.v:low. 


Sla ke. 
1 Laxus,ad. 2 Remiſſs, 
Slacke,or flew in dong. 

i: Lentus L i 


Slackeh, : 
1 Laxc,Remi62,ady. 
Slackly,or negligent ly, 


i: PertunRonie,defunRorie,cuntan- 


ter. 2 Diſſolute,remife, 
S __ = 


leate,pigre,tard?, 
lay,or kill. 
1 
2 Trucidoyex 
To ſlay on the high way, 
1 Graſſor 


To ſlay a beatt, 
: Mado, vide kill, 
Slane. 


I Trucidart ! n . . 
Wolently lwne, 


A flier by the high w 

A ſlajer of the gods. 

1 Deicida. 

_— of tyrants, 
anniada 


A flaying of men. 

: Homudium,n, 

A ſlaying of parents, 

i Pa! ricidium,n, 

A ſlaying of 4 tyrang, 

'F: ranmcidium,n, 

Ts (lakf,or quench, 

1 —_ 

A Uap ſauccor l:che-d: 

I Carlo \ - 


I $candula,f. 

A quarrie of ſlats, 

i Ardofifodinay 

A flaue 

1 Velra coppeleBicari,m 


DA flue bearing a forke through the 


e111ew th hu bands tied to it, 
1 Furciter, 


A flaze ſerving for meane works in 4 


kitchen. 

1 Lixa,mediaſtinus,m. * | 
A flaue ſubrett to fires, 

1 Hagrio,maftygia,m. 

A flaws taken in wwrre. 

I Manapwm,mancupium n. 


A ſlaue kept inpriſon, and forced to 


worke. 


I Ergaſtulus.m. 


Al 


SLE 


SLE 


SLI 


EIS 


A ſlane that take th ail things. 
3 Pantolabus,m. 
A little ſlaue. 


i Ve maauli,orum,n. 
Slauergor boy's, attending 01 411 47118 


þ 20 carie baggage. I Calones,m. 


Slaviſhly, 
1 Vernalter,ady. 
Te flaver, vide dris:l!. 
A flaughter maz. 
1 Cultrarws,n. vide butcher, 

A ſl. _ 

Clades ſtrages,cz4es, occidio,oc- 

þ pane; 4; internecium,n, 
2 Sanguis, 
A flaughter-bouſe. 
5 Lanicna,f, ho 

ertaimmey ts ter. 
I ares Sirops 
Slaunder, vide ſclannder, 
Dlea,vide ſlay. 
A Smithes (lcDIe, 
1 Malleus ferreus, 
A cede, vide Draie, 
To fleepe. 
z Dormio,dormiſce, 2 Quieko. 
To begin to fleepe, 
: Dormuſco. 
To bring afle 

x So 


To -—_ ſleepre. 
Torporo. 

To lie downe to ft 

x Di 

Ts _—— yy 

Te flrepe at noone. 

L . 

= Joope often. 
Dormito. 

To fleepe pon. 


1 Indormio 
To Jaye falt.or ſoundly. 


Io = ef 0 
——_— by ſleepe 


7. ſleepe a full Rleepesto ſleey all night 

ong. 1 Perdormiſco. 

" _— all night with one. 
PernoQo. 


Ts _ ones ſenſes aſleepe, or benum- 


- PM o 
To _— = 4 E 


per. 
1 Dormitator,dormitor,m- 
They that fleepe regetber under one 


ro8/ E, 

: H 

Cleepe, 

1 Sommns,m. 2 Quies, 
A dt ad fl: ee, 


1 Sopur,m. caraphora,f, 


A ſleeping place, 

1 Dormitorium ,n. 

A fleeping ſickenefſſe. 

1 Let v $,m 
Cleepie, , 


. 
Lentrze & ! 


' Þ—_ | DN 
I 


Cleepleſſe. 

1 Inſopitus,inſog.nis,ad. 

Ha!fe aſlecpe. 

1 Semiſupuns,ſemiſomnis,emilum- 


nus,ad. 


That makhath ſleepe, 
: Somin 


Pertaining 10 fleepe, 
1 Dormuorius,ad, 
To fleete. 
Nmnv2v, 
A fere={(Jocur, from the elbow tothe 
ha-d. i Cubnal cubuale,n. 
A ſlecue of a garment, 
: Manicayf. 
Slezed. 
1 Manicatus,manicleatus,p. 
Dletxhr. 
1 Dokis,a{tus,m aſtutia ,olertia,va- 
frita,t. 
S leightly, 
» Solenec,vaſre,aſtue,adv. 
Sleightly,or negligent ly. 
iT titie, tranſlatim, adv. vide 
ello 
To wake (lender, 
1 Tento,atenuo. 
To waxe - ay 


cas,ſomniter, oporifer,ad. 


_ is not made Jenner 
Slenderuefſe 
1 Gracilitas,cxilitas. tenuitas, jejuni- 
tas. 
Slender. 
1 Gracilis, exilis, tenuis, 3 Argutus, 
_ ſlender. : : 

» pentenuis,ad- 


2; 


Somers fn 


ci. 


s lenderly. 
I + > "ER 
To flide,zr uber. ; 


1 Labor,prglaber. 2 Fluo. 
To ſlide often, 


To ſie away,on #w?. 
x: Elabor " Effluo. 


* Toſlite over. 


I Tranſlabor. 
Y 4 


T » fi:de downe. 
1 Dclabor, 

To fliie for pared, 
ir 

A fl.cng 


z Londen prolaplio.2 Obreptio,F. 


A ſiding place, 
1 Laploruma, 
That ſlideihyor falleth away, 
I Puabidus,ad 
A licyor wilte /ellow, 
i Panurgus,m. 


Slicked. 
2 Pumicatus,p. 
Slime, x Lunus,m- 
0d l;mie, 
1: Limoſus,adjeR, 
VV1ihout ſlime. 
1 Ilhmis,ad. 
To Sling. 
3 Mitv,torqueo,conjicio. 
Aſtiinger, 
1 Furlbalarius, fundibaliſta,m. 
» Toitor. 
_ oy we {HH} Lo (ings. 
A mater gre og 
Arg A . 
4 ſling ft * 
I a 4 
A lrttle flin . 
« Fundalag, 
The leather of a fling, 
1 Scutale,n. 
vs” great ſling ov "yy of warye to caſt 
ftoner wah. 1 Baliſta, catapulta,f. 
tortum,n. 
The - place where the great ſling « (1d, 
1 Baliſtanum,n. 


Belong 19 that great ſling,or engin. 
_—_ £207 engs 


To ſlip out or aw4y. 
1 Elabor. 2 Excido,effluo. 
To ſlip out of memorie, 


2 Flabor.cxcido,cifiue. 


Teſ away privi'y. 
1 Stbeerlabae, 


T ſhip forth, 
Prolaboxr. 


Tater fp 1 Dimitto. 
Slip 


ervdrig, 


Aſlipping of leaues, 


Aſup bavicg three iointss 


1 Tngemmus, 


F.1' 


— TY OUT IR G—_—_ 


DE — 


"I 


SLI 


SLO 


SMA 


Full of ſ'ps. 1 Surculoſus,ad. 
Slip ty ſt:p,or one flip after another, 
1 $urculoſe,adv, 


: vin 

1 Sandaligerulus,ad. 

"Per: aining to flippers, 

1 Crepidarius,ad. 

To mage crie, 

I rj hp # | 
S'apperinefſ+. 1 Lubricum,n- 
Srpperie. x Lubricus. 3 Incertus, 
mub:<bcis,ad. 

Slipp-rly, 1 Lubric2,adv. 

To flit,cleanegor finer, 

i Findo. 

d':tred, 1 Fiſſus. 3Scifſus,p. 
Aſlitting. 1 Tncſura,fiſlio,f * 
A ſlit. x Fiſſis,m.rima,incilura, , 
2 Sciſliza f, 

Str m two parrs, x Bifidus,ad, 
Sls wn three parts. 1 Trifidus. 
S!;8 in foure parts, : 


I Quadnifidus, . 
St rmange parts. '1 Mulcifidus. 
A Oock ter, that by alluring cauſeth 
fer o4-:1* to fr ſake their ers. 

1 Plagiarius,m, 


Theiy offence in ſtealing ſervants, or 
c1ldrea. x Plagium,n. 

The law wh.chu agarnit theſe flock- 
lere. x Plagianialex. 

A (197. 1 Prunulum,n prinum fyl- 
veſtre,ſpineolus,m. 

A flue worme, 1 Cacilia,f. 

A floppe. 1 Subligaculum, farmo. 
rale,tcemina'e;n. 

FHl2p3 which women v/c to wear 

1 Periſcclis,f. 

To {Io:6e,o7 make ſoule. 

1 Sordido. 

Dloth, vide foutrh. 

4 flouen. 1 Acoſmas, 2 Sordid?, 
ſqualli-lus, ad. 
Sl evenly apparelled. 

1 Sordidatus,p. 

$lovenly. 1 Sordide,ady. 

To be {{g've. 

1 Pigror,hebeſco. 2 Pigeo. 

To wax lov. 

1 Pigreſco,tardeſco,] 
A (low aver. 1 Ceilator,m. 
Siowneſſe, or flackeneſſe. 

1 Pigriia,ceſſatio,tarditas,tarditudo, 
tardities,f, 

Slownefi- in ſpeaking. 

1 Tardiloquentia f. 

Slow,or flacke. 1 Lentus,hebes,cun- 
Rabi er,tardus 


| Rabundns,piger,tardus, . 

' Slow of foot, x Tardigradus, fpilli- 
| gradus,ſegmipes. 

| $408 in ſþ: aktug, 

1 Tardilaq us,ad. 
Som-what flow. 


i Tardiuſculus,fubtardus,ad. 


ff 


Slowly,or ſoftly. ; 

t Tarde,pigre, lent? pile, perſpils?, 
cun&anrer,adv. 

Somewhat ſlowly. 1 Tardiaſcule, 

A fonxh :n the ear th. 

1 Lacuna,f.vo ts 

Tobe (lo wthfull. 

: Torpeo,vbtorpeo. 

To wax flouthfull. 
1 Pigreſco, 

Sl authſwlneſſe.or lazumneſſe, 6 

1 Pigritia.ignavia, (cgnities, defidia, 
focor.tia f langyor,turpor,marcor, 

2 Veternus,m inertia,t. 

A flowthtull R_ 

1 ſorpor,m.tc Qt. 

A Nowthfall ws which cutteth off 
bus thambes b:caſe he will net goe 16 
warre, 1 M 

Sothſwll - Ls ke6Se 

| » i de 1 us,iona - 
A þ mrs lan2uidus,fom- 
nicuiolus, veternoſus, indilizens, ad. 
jacens,p. 

Somewhat flothfull. 

1 Inerticulus,ad. a 
Verie flothfull. [ P 1 34 - 
Ly, w* 

I Pigre,legniter,deſidios2,ignave. 

2 1 pe PT 4 4 * 


 "—Y 


ter,adv. 

A luce to let water in. 

1 Emr:({arium;choma,n. 
T- lubber. 

2 Inquino, fedo,ſfordido, ſpurco,ma- 
culo,dewrpo.* 

A Anxgary, 

1 Dormuor. xz Ceſſator,m. 

Slug g1jh. 1 Sommculoius. 2 Ve- 
ternolus,al vi : ſfleepre, 

To (lumber, » Dormito. 

A ſlumber. x Dormitatio, f. 2 Su- 
ſpenius ſomnus. 

To be flutttH, or filthie. 

1 Sordeo, f(qualco, tordeſco, exſor- 


deſco. 

To wax flutiſh, x Sordeſco. 

A flat. 1 Sordidagmmunda. 
Slattiþnefſe. x Squalor,m.ummun- 
ditia,ſorditudo, f. 

Slutrifb, 

1 Squalides,fordidas, fordidatus,im- 
—_—_— —— ialens,p. 
Somerhat fluttth. hy 4 
i Sordidulus,ad. 

Slw:tijbl 


I Sordide.qualid3,ady. 
S ante M 


To £9macke,sr r:He, 

1 Guſto,fapio. 

Te jmackr,or kiſſer kifſe. 
An ll ſmacke. 

3 Vappiditas, f. 

To mae Symall, or little, 


1 Tenuo,atteau 


- 


——— 


. 
To be ſmall of eſtimation. 


iS 
1] To 
2 R 


2 Vilco. 

Made ſmall. 

1 Tenuatus,att-nuatus,p. 
Smalnefſegor luileneſſe. 

1 Temucas,exiltas, parvitas, exigui- 
tas,paucias,f. 

A ſmailyor little thing. 

3 Recula,f. 

The ſmallest tbing that may be, 

1 Minutia,f.miqutum,n. 

Small, oil 

1 Exiguus,parvus,pulills,yracilis, te- 
has. yt 4 Ms 

2 Brevns,ad. 

O/ [mailor little acconnt, 

2. Vid 

Verie ſmall, 


1 Minuifimas,perexilis, perexigu?, 


Pergracilis, perparvus, . 
J's /mall,or veric ſmall, 

i Ta | . 

How [mall apart, how ſmall ſcever, 


L 


1 Quanculus,q 
Aſmill,or — 

: Parum,palult Y. 
Smally, ag 

i Mmuts,tenuiter,exigue adv, 
So ſmall, or [utle, 

i Tanilam, 

How ſmall pr little, 

1 Quantiliam,ady, 
FHmart,vide quicke. 

To ſmart. 

2 Vro,pungo,dolco, 

Sd mart. 

2 Dolor,zſ{tus,m acerbiras,f, 
Smarting. 

1 Acerbens,p. 

AS matterer © learning. 
1 Semiductus,literator, 


A ſmatterer in grammar, 


A [matterer 14 p3,lo/ophic 
1 Philoſuphaſter,,aa, 
To fmcare,or amor. 

1 Vngolino,liniv illinto, 
To jmeare vuder. 

1 >ubcerkno. 

To fneare over. 

1 Superlino,ſuperlinio, 
Smeared. 

1 Lius.linicus,oblitss,ps 
A ſmearing. 

' Lane 

To {mell,aftivum. 

I Odoror,ulfacio,ſagio. 
To make to hane aſweet ſme ih, 
1 Odoro,inoduro, 

T' {meli neut. 

I Oleo,redolen, halo. 

2 Sapio,renideo, 

To catt a ſanour,or ſent, 
7 haps any, 
mell ſweetly. , 
edoleo. 

o have a irovg ſent gr ſel, 
1 Peroles. 


A 


| 1, 


RY 


— 


_— 


1 Grammatiſta, grammaticaſter,m, 


| 


SME 


SNA 


SNE 


1 Tobaur 4 bat ſmell,or ſauonry. 
Oboleo fzteo,puteo,puteico. 

To ſmell or [auour ſom what, 

1 Subulco, - 

Ts ſmell mich,or often, 1 Olfacto. 
To ſmellbefore.” 2 Pralentiu. 
Smelled, 1 Olfactus,p. 

A ſmeller. x Olfactor,ma. 

A [mell ſmaxckg. RE 


I , , 

A [mel feaſt, x Paraſirus. 2 Gnatoh 
S melting, or the ſens of ſmelling. 

2 Oltatus,oduratusym, vlfattio,o. 
doratio,f. 

A ſinell, x Odor,m.odoramen,odo- 
ramenoum,n. 2 Spiricus,anhelicus,m. 
The /auoror ſent of any thing burned 
or roited, I Nidor,m 

A ſweet (mzllor ſent. 1 Fraguantiaf, 
An ill [auonr,or (mell, 

: Putor,fator. 3 Rancor,m. 
Aranke —_ Ro ſent. 


1: Gra 
Thmgs that ſmell well. = Alebria. 
Alutle ſmell. . 
Places that bawes ſweet ſmels. 
1 Olvitica,orum. 
Savorie fnellingor donning ſwent- 
7: : Fragrans, 

lens, 
Snell 7,07 ſanouring of ſhice, 

: Aromaticus 


of. ” belongingto ſweer ſamour. 

| 1 Odoranus,ad, 

Smelling Hrongly,or rankely. 
10 » faxudus, 


dns graveetons. 

VV ithout ſaueur or ſmell. 

: Inodor,ad. 

That may be ſmelt, x Odorabilis,ad. 
Te (nile. x Subridco. 2 Renideo. 
ple at when a thing pleaſeth vs. 


jw ſmiling. 1 Subriſio,f. 

To @mite, vide itrihe,and beate, 

To ſamite in peeces, 1 Diffringo. 

An yron &amith. 1 Faber ferrarius. 
A copper /12-th. 1 Faber erarius. 

A gold [muiih, 2 Faber aurarius. 

A ſmh which cureth horſes. 

: Creniatrus, veterinarius, m. vide 


borſe-lecch, 

A ſth; hanamer, 1 Pyrabela.f, 

2 Malleus fe.reas; 

Belouging to 4 ſmith. 2 Fabrilis,1d 
A ſwniths ſhop, x Eraiia ofhicina, 
fabrica ferrea, 

A Þinocke. x Supparw,m.ſu- 
bucula muhebris 

Thu weareth a ſmoszs. 

2 Subuculatu;,p. 

Te Omake, 1 Fumo. 

To ſmoke through. 1 Transfimo. 


To mslea mote vnder, 1 Suffumo, 
To begin to ſeeks, 1 Fumelcy. 
To drie inthe | ſro: 1 Infumo. 


Smoking, 
Smoked. : Fumatus,p. 


Smoke. x Fumus,m. 

A'utle ſmoke. t Fumitus,m. 
Toe ſmoke of fFankineenſe, 1 Echale, 
A ſmete place. 1 _Fumarum,n. 
Tazy that lt by the /ams ſmmaks, or 
fire : cramber-fellower, 
I Homocapnoi,m. 
Smokzegor of ſineks. 1 Fumeus,ad. 
Smrkiegnr blacke with ſmoke. 
1 Fumoſus,ad. 
That bringeth ſinoke. 1 Fumiſer,ad. 
That maketh (mr ke. 1 Fumiticus,ad- 
To make m0ath. 1 Levo, a Ka* 
do,vide to plame,and polih. 
To cut ſmooth, x Edolo. 
Smoothed. 1 Repexus,p. 
The Smoothing of a thing. 1 Aqua» 
tio,exgquatio,complanatrs, F. 
S201 4eſe. 2 Lavias,lenitasleni. 
tudo,t.levor,m. 
Any thing that miketh ſneveth, 
1 Lenimen,lemmentum,n. 
Smovth. 1 Levis,lenis,gquus,v.plein 
Toa may be made ſmooth « 
2 Ralilis,ad. 
Smnthy without baire, 1 Glaber,ad. 
To Hmoother, » Sutfoco 
A [mootherveg, 1 Sutfocatio. 
To Omutch, 1 —_ to lubber. 
A matching, 2 Maculatio, inqui- 
natio,t. 


S ante N 


A Snaffle, 17 bt n———__ 
1 Lupus,camus,m.lupatum,n.aſper- 
rimun frenum. 
A Þpnatle. 1 Teſtudo,cochlea ter- 
reſts, domi 2 Cochlea, 
An houſe-ſuails, or ſnaile without 4 
ſhell. xn Limax,cochlea nida,t. 
A (ta-ſnaile. 1 Matriculus,m. 
A kind of land-ſauile, 2 Cherlina. 
A ſnaile going on the graſſe, 
x Herbigradasf. 
The jhel! of a ſnails. 1 Cochlea,f. 
A place to nouriſt, and keepe (nazles 
in for a Purgation. 1 Cc ,n 
4 (nan. iA 

A witer ſnaks,or ſerpent, 
1 Natrix,hydrus,m 
f yel _ _ 


= ſnake 5hin, 
— _ 

1 Angufer 

of « ſoaks. * 

& IS angitineus, angus, 


A knot of ſnakes. 
1 Angunum. 


; bm, 


Kapro,corripio. 
T ſnap haw1ſeor fore-looke. 
I Ig 4 nn 
Snap! 
1 Captioſus,ad, 


1 Laqueolus, 
1 Pedica,f. 


T» Snatch. 


= pe. in « Hnare. 
rretio,illaqueo, vide ts enſnare, 


A os to «take beaſt; by the feet. 
To Snarle, or gnarle like adogge. 
: Hirrio, 


Szuarled. 
Intricatus. 


1 Raptu,rapio. 


To ſnatch way, 


1 Eripio,abripio,uripio. 


To ſnatch to 


1 Arripio,apprehendo, vide # catch. 
Snatched. 


1 Abreprus,prereptus 


A ſnat cher. 


1 Raptor,rapio. 


A ſnatch-paftie, gruen to ſnatch ng. 


1 Rapax,comg. 


Snatching. 


1 Rapacitas,f. 


1 Morſi 
Snatching. 
1K 
Snatchingly, 


I 


ncrepo. 
To Dneeſe, 


A lutle ſnatch oy bit, 
wacula,t. 


apids. adv. 
Pnattie,vide ſnevill, 
To ſub, 


1 Sternuo,ſternuts, 
T's ſneeſe often, 


1 Sternuts. 
A ſneeſing. 


1 Decipulum, agus,m. tendicula, 
plage,inlidiz,t. Sh 
A little ſnare. 


: | fiemuatio,f, ſRernu- 


proane g ing powder. 


1 Sternutatorinm medicamentun. 


Sneefing woo: t. 
1 Sternutamentaria,F. 


1 Mucoſus 


ndago. 
To St, 


1 Sterto,deſt 


Snattie,or ſnevelly, 


Emungo 


2 Anhelirus,m. 
He which imitateth ſnorter?s, 


1 Rhonchiſonus,ad. 
Sngr,vide Sntevill, 


T» Snow. 


1 Ningo,"ijague,focco,yiveſco. 


SOA 


SOC 


SOF 


It oweth, 
I Ningit,un 
( vid with ſnow. 


3 Nivatus,m, 
Snow:e,or white as ſnow, 
1 Nivcus 

Belonging to ſow. 

1 Nivalis,nivatius.ad, 
Full of ſnow. 

1 Nivolus,ad 
A<nowt. 

1 Roſtrum,n. 

A little ſnowt. 

1 Roſtellum. 

The ſnout of an _— 
1 Tr promu 

He th at hath « ſnort. 

1 Roſtratus,ad. 

To- &pnnlf: with the noſe. 
1 Folbco. 

To fruffe a candle. 

2 Mungo,ecmingo. 

A (& wuffe r. 

1 {munftorium,n. 

A 4 ng. 

1 Emunaio,f. 


© ante O 


0, | Sic,ita adv. 

Sen like mmmier 

1 Item,iticem,perinde,adv, 

So that. 

1 Modo,dummodo,vt,adeo vt. 

So (9. 

1 Vrcunque. 

I: ut yy 

t lane? ficcene ? 

It « (6. 

1 Nempe, ſcilicet, profeQo, itaeſt, 
reRe,adv. 

So much. 

1 Tantus, ad. tantum, taniopere, a - 
deo,adzque,ady. 

$27 mane. 

1: Tot in plar. per omnes caſus. 
Iumpe ſo mane. 

1 Totidem,ady. 

So oft: n. 

1 Toties,a 

So,or aſter yo" fort. 

1 Taliter. 
$9 lc Mig. 
ads. 
$9l:ttle. 
þ Tanulum,tantillum, 

Beit (6 

x Eſt. 

So be tt. 

Amen,fiat. 

Te Do0art s an hawke,vide hawke, 
To fe-re together like hawes, 

1 Collibro. 


OOO At — oO a 


: Tamdiu,tantiſper,vſque 


To Bobbe, 
1 . 
My ſob or yex often, 


A yr 

I Singulkus,m. ſinguleum,n. 

DSobernefle,or /cvrietie. 

I, == rgmmenn any oh modeſtia, 

Sober. 9 

1  Sobrius, continens, moderatus,fru- 
femperans,ad. 


Arr Sacke, 
Boccage,s kind of ſervice, 
3 Soccagum,n.ſervitum foccz 


Tenentes in loccagio, 
by ont Fillowltap. 


f conſort An. 
A ſocietiegor feilo 
> Cpernnlatus, 2 Cor- 


A r ffllewſkip in onel.cuſe, 

1 Comubernium.n. 

Meet for jocieiie, ſoctable. 

1 Sociabilis. 

Not meet for ſocictie, 

1 Infociabilis,ad. 

1 Soccus,m. calceamen, calkccamen- 
tum,caiccaritun,n, 

A |11;l- ſocke, 

1 Socculus,m. 

A linnen ſoc! 't, 

1 Vdo,m.taicia pedalis, calceus len- 
teus linepediun.,n, 

A wolie 1 jor ke, 

: Vdo calicjus, calceus laneus, impi- 
ha,ped.le,iculponaza,f. 

That weareth ſockes. 

1 Soccatus, 

That weareth woollengor filt ſackes. 

1 fculponzatus. 

0D, vide /ceth. 

A B00, or furs, 

1 Czipcs.celpes,m. 

A greene ſodde. 
1 Gramineus 
Viridis 

2 Vivus. 
Sonatne. 

1 Subitus, improviſus , repentinus, 
inopinus,inopinatus. 2 Preceps,ab- 
ruptus,fortuitus,citatus, tumultuarius, 


ceſpes. 


Sodatnene (ſe 

2 Rapiditas,f. 

Sodamely. 

1 Inopinato,nec opinats, inopinan-' 

ter,lubits, mods 

_ 4g viſo, extempore, ex in- 
eperat 

Fodomie. Peccatum Sod. 

To make (oft. 

1 Mollio,ewollio, 


| 


———  —— 


To make verie ſoft,or to make ſoft a> 


I Remollio. 
To make ſoft before. 
1: Przamolko. 


To make ſoft,or kneade. 
1 MalLflo,walacſb. 
To make ſoft with Fieeping it was 
err. 
1 Macero, 
Made ſoft, 
1 Mollius,p. 
Sofineſſe. 
: 0; 

off 
1 Mollis,tencr. 2 Views,mitis,ad. 
Verie ſoft. 

1 Permollis,pretener,ad, 
Somewhat ſoft. 

1 Tenellus,molliculus. 2 Semivi- 
etus,ad, 
Saf: ly 
1 Mollazr zeners Jeniatr. 
cids,adv. 
0 oftl), 'oft and fawe, i 
1 Pede: caum, gradatim, cuntan- 
tr 
9 of tly,vithout noiſe, 

1 Tranquille adv. 

dof 1/y,144 100 (owde, 

1 Submil.,fmmile,adve 

To Sotlccr defile, 

1 Dev 

So:lcd,or defiled, 

1 Maculokus, ad. vide defile and 
foule. 
Dotle,or land. 
1 Sulum,n. 
To Sotourne. 
1 Diverſor, 
{to,confido 
A ſor urner, 


I Inquilinus,m. - 
Doke. Sizmf libertas tependi curis 
uam jocam VUC. 
T-Ooke, act, or raſh i 4 wareys 

- Humecto,madct 

To ſoke vp. newt. 

2 Imbibo,cpoto, 

To be ſoked, 
2 Immadeo. 
Soked vp,or ſoker. 

2 Epatus,p. 
Soted with long aboad of water. 

1 Vliginoſus,ad. 

A Bokeman , 97 tenant which # 
$ainer of the Lords land. 

x: Colonus,m. 

T» Solace. 

1 Solor,obletu,obleRor,vide com- 
fort, 

Solace. 

1 Conſolatio, f. ſulatium, ſulamen, | 
levamen,n. 


A Solar, or flat roofs of an — 
[ Domagf. 
A Solarte, or yearely penſion, vide 
rent, 

@Þoln, 


2 Pla- 


m, 
2 Commoro, con(i- 


4 


— 


SOL 


SOL 


SON 


Dold, vide ro ſell. 

Doldicr,vide ouldier. 
Dole,or onely, 1 Solus, folidus, 
merus,ad. 

Tue ole »f the foot. 
1 Planca,f. veſtigium,n. ima pedis, 
imitali. 2 Terma.F. 

As Dole to tic beatts. 

Reftis 


Ts Solemnile, 

1 Celebro. 

To /o!emmit,e a funeral for one deal, 
1 Reddere excquias. 

Solemntt,ed, 

1 Celebrarus,p. 

A ſolem 12,atron. 

 Celebratio. 

Solemnitie. x Solemnitazyf. 
Solemmuicer,or feaſt; kgps everie yore 
at certaine ſet t1mes.; 

1 Solennia,n, 

A ſol-mnitie, or faſting t the daie 
of ones buy, 

[ . 
Solemmicie, or entrance vpon an heri+ 
tag 6, z Cretiv,t. 

He th :t taketh ſolemne oath. 

1 Dejerator,m. 

Solemns., 1 Soulennis, feſtus, ad. vt 


| dies feftus, a ſolemne or my day 


Solomnly, 1 Solenniter adv. 
To go to meet one with 4 verie Jolexan 


ac”, 
: Magnifice ire adverſum. 
Verie /»lenanely,or dey wutly., 

1 PerſanR?, adv. vt rerſandte jura» 
vit;he {ware vente ſolenvily. 
Sol:cilme,or inc-ngrun'e. 

1 Solceciſmus,m. incongruitas ſtrib- 
lieo,f fulacum,n, 

T.t hath a ſhew of ſoleci,ne. 

1 Sulccophanes. 

To@olicite, or labour men to grue 
ther voices, . 

x Sollicito. 3 Prendo, prenſo, in- 
fto,ambio. 

To fol:cute another mans buſine ſſe. 

1: Procuro. 

Such a ſol citowr, 
Such a ſoliciting, 
1 Procuratio. 
He that in eleFing officers take th mo. 
ny to ſolicite men to g1ue their vorces, 
z Sequeſter,& ſequeſtris. 
A (olrcitows. 

1 Solicitator, m- 
A ſolitour of ſuits. 

1 Pragmaticus,m. 
A ſolicuting, or ſolcitetion. 

1 Solicitatio. 2 Prenſatio,occurſa- 
tio,t. 

A ſelicttation made by friendes, or 
meſſengers. 1 Allegatio,f. 
Doltide. Soldus \ 
PÞdolitarineſſe, 1 Solirudo,F. 

A ſolitarie perſon, 1 Monachus. 
A (0 1tari? plige, 1 Sohtudogere- 
mus,f monaſterumn. (eceflus. | 


x: Procurator. 


Slut axie, or without companie. 
+ Solus,fulitarus, 2 Calcbs,ad. 
Sollow:d. 


rus, 
A Dollar [et in a ſunnie placeyfo re» 
66:64 the beat of the ſunne. 
1 Helivcaminus. 
Solmntſſe,or /adnefe of count - 
narce. 
1 Tetricitas,f. 
Solemue, 1 Tetricus,qd. 
Holuble,or caſic ro looſe. 
1 Solitulis,ſolubilis,ad 


4 Solution. x Lyſis,f. 


1 Vnukquiſpiam,ad. 
Some bode. 


1 Alquiſpiam,nonnemo,qui{quam, 
quipiam. | 


Oome certaine. 


1 Alicubi,adv. 

Some whither elſe, 

1 Alio adv. 

Some other where. 

I Alibi,adv. 

From ſome other where. - 
1 Alwunde.adv. 


Sometime, 


1 Al:quando,quandoque, in:erdum, 
modo,tum 


Jomewhi ay 
1 Aliquandiu,adv. 
To Dommcr 2 /emme place. 


AXitas. 

A ſommering in ſome place. 
1 Eftivatio,Ff. 

S'radewed places in ſommer, for men 
or bealfy, 

1 Eſtiva,n, 

Pertaining to ſommer. 

; Eſtivus,ad. 

T- Þomman vide ſoz»mon. 
FHonnay, vide day. | 
@ond2meſle, or d:ver ſerie. 

1 Diverſitas, vari-tas,gf. 
Snare. 

1; Multifarius,omnifarius,ad. 
A Donx,vide + ſing. 

To bring forth a 2onnee 

i Fihum parere. 

A (anne. 

1 frreyrere na ben, bar, 
ſyr, vide k#1dyed. 

Alutle ſo ne, 

1 Filiolus,ad, 


S one; and daughters. 
1 Liberi,m. 


| Analopred ſonne. 


1 Fils adoptizius, 
A ſoune m law, or he that marrieth 
ones 4aughtery. 
1 Gener, : 
A ſoune in | aw,or the ſonne of « mant 
wif,or of awomans buchand. 
1 Privigaus, filaſter,m, 
My ſonne; wife. 
1 Nuus,f. 
The ſore; of ſenators, whoſe father: 
bare that cflice, 
1 Paticij,m. 
A & ſlozall ſonne. 
1 Antipater. 
The ſonne of a woman which was ne. 
ver married, or the ſonne of one fa 
poſed 10 be a maidgwhes bo Fe” 
ried. 1 Parthenius falius, 
"Pertaining to4 ſonne, 
1 Filalis,ad. 
T»e Sonne, vide ſaxxe, 
Sortage,a hind of tavke, 
te hurt with cold. 
1 Alfiolns,ad. 
S20ne overcome. 
1 Vincibilis, 
90ne, 
1 Citd,confeſlim,ocyts, 23 Cele- 
mter,adv.vide qu:icke,add out of haud 
Soone after 
: Paulvpoft,nun multo poſt, brevi 
pouſtea,ady, 
PAs [cone 4s. 
: Simul ac, fimul atque , quampri. 
mum, poltquam, poltcaquam, jam 
iuc,vbi,adv. 
160 ſoonc. 
1 Pramature,ady. 
Verie ſoone. 
1 Nimitm cit0,numero,ady. 
Sooreude ſireet. 
Soot: of « chunvey. 
1 Fuligo,t. 
Seore r:fing of the trying of byaſſe. 
I Spodum,n. 
Full of ſcore. 
1 Fuliginoſs,ad. 
To @ooth,or flatter, 
1 Aſſcntor. 
T* /o01h one in bu ſayings, 
1 Paraſtor. 


+1 /oother. 

1 Aſſemator,palpaptor,m. 
A forth'ng. 

: Aſſematio,palpatio,f, 
Soothly,i. rely. 
So2th,vide rroth. 

@Pooth faſt, Verax. 
Sootbfaſtneſſs. Verias. 
S6ze. 


1 »apo,m, 2 Smeg a, he | 
Srver ſape, or that ſope made with 
muthe, 1 Sapomoſuls, 

To play the Gyovhilter, 

1 Sor hillam ageie | 


SOR 


SOR 


SOR 


A A AY 
rr ee ——_—_— 


lh. 


y, 


| Great 7 wrt 


I=y 
£ 


A ſo phiſter, 

1 Sophifta,m. 
A ſophiſme- 

z: Sophiſma,n. 
OR. 


Sephifticll. 

x Ceratinus, ad, vt ceratinz argu» 

mentationcs. 

To ſoptifticate 

Adultero. 

To @oppt- 

1 Offam intingere. 

pgs. 
_— 

A 

- Lkle Gp. 


: Offaff. 


Sowreerre en by making prickes, 


wnd circles in the earth. 
iaf. 


x Saga,venifica, Pr2cantrixe 
A great forcereſſe. 

1 Trivencfica. 

To make S02e, 


'F 3 Vicero,exulcero, 


To male ſore agane. 
Ll .2K 
— fore. 
| flee that bath yn to make 
ore. 
3 Exulecrator,m.trix,f, 


or fulnefie of cor- 
yoptton 

» Pills, C 
A matterie,or running ſore, 
» Vicus,n. 
Al little ſore, 
1 Ylcuſculum,n. 
A ſore m the head commonly in young 
cinldren,cauſing their haire to fall here 
and there, fretring and eating the 1hin 
of the head - atetrer, 

1 Ophiaſis,f. 


4 Fs ——_ in the aces. 


.  - nog of the ſores which riſe 
in the exe, 
1 Epicoma. 
"_ burning ſores. 
V 
A —_ =_ the circle of the #163, 


| 


hs. 


A ſore growing 1n 4 mans bedie wher® 
bawes. 

1 Ficus, dub g. 

Full of ſuch ſores. 

1 Facolus,ad. 

A ſerene ſt in the mouth. 

1 Scelotyrbe lomacace. 

R wnning ſores tn the head, 

1: Achoies, 

A ſore im the head out of which mat- 
rer 1fſueth likg home, 

i Meliceria,f, 

A fore like ahonie combe, 

1 Czrium,cerum,n, 

A ſore hard to be cured. 

F_ h 
The inflammation of 4 ſore. 

1 Infla:ymatio vicetis, XEſtus vice. 
ris. 

P amefiuull ſores, which by creeping on 
do cate vp, and conſume the bodie, 

s Nomesf. 

A rung ſore,or rape flue, 

iS nt1a,fuppurati 


an chironia, 'y 


A kind of ſere m the noſe.called No- 


hi me tangere , breeding a peecs of 
Pers the noſe,and 4 opperb the 
wid, 

110! 

He that hith fach « fore. 

» Polypoſis,ad. 

Sorcs ia the no{e, 

. yung 

t vath ſore, of fwellmg in the 

6 Fy 

1 Stomaticus,ad. 

Full of ſores. 

1 Yulccroſus,ad, 

That raketh ſore. 

1 Exulcerato rwus,ad. 

A POR charge, or thug hard to be 
atchieyed, 

1 Dura provincia. 

©02e,or cruel, 

1 Atrox, vt atrex bellum vel certa- 
men,tmux, vt truces Venti. 2 Acer. 
bus, acer, mtcitus, ad. vt infeſtus ho. 
ſtis 

To be Borie, or ſorrowſull, 

1 Doleo,maerev. 2 Defico, 

To be verie ſore, 

1 Ferdoleo, 

To be made ſorronfull, 

1 Mcrcor,triſter, 

To make ſorie. 

1 Triſto,comtriſto,ſolicito. 

Tobe ſorie to hane done any thang, 

3 Pipes, 

To ceaſe fom forrew, 1 Dedoko. , 
To be [orie forgor to pitiie, 

1 Miſcreor 

I am ſorrie forgor i it pittieth me, 

1 Miferet,miſereſcer imperſ. 

A ſerrewmng,vide lamenting, 
Sorrow. 

I Dolor,argor, merror, m. triſtitia, 
meceſtiria,anxictas, anxiewdo, mole - 
ftia,dolentia. 


—_ 


— 


Great ſorrow, or griefs of mind, 

1 Agrumoma,e 

d orrowſtrilgor jad. 1 Triftis,weſtus, 
eger,ad. 2 Atcctus,p, 

0v rowſull,or lamentuble. 

1 Lachrymolus. 2 Atergad, 
Verie jo;ronfull,or fall of ſorrow. 
1 Perluctuulus,ad. 

Someuhat ſorric,or jorrov fell, 

z Subtriſtis,ad. 

That mikeih joree, 

1 An DE tink wihonc aA 


That bringethgox cauſeth ſorrow, 
: Amufer,ad. 
Sorrowfunlt, x1 Malt, anxic,do- 
lenter,fHebilucr adv. 
A ſorrow come 10 thes, 
1 Vz,veb. 
To @02t,or diftribute, 
2 bigero,deicnbo 
\A, ort,or munner, 
1 Modus,m. 
A fortgor kind, 
1 Genus,n. 
wh divers ſorts. 


; Muluplex,mulamodus, peryanus, 


Of the firſt,or bei ſort. 
i Prumaius,ad 
Of the jecond ſexs, 


1 decundarius, | 

Of grear ort, 1 Flerique,adv. 

Of 1he ſame ſort. 

1 Congener, cjulmodi,iſtiulmodi,ad 
Of one ſort, 

1 Vnimodus,yniul 
Of what ſort. 

1 Cujulmodi,qualis,ad. 
After a, ſort. 

1 Quy ammodo,q 

After a new ſort,or manner. 

1 Nevo modo, Novo genere. 

In ſuch ſort. 1 Vique adeo,adv. 
Of,or after thus,or that ſort. : 
1 llliuſmodi, ejuſmodi, iſtiuſmodi, 
hujuſmodi,inded. 

After the ſame ſorts 


1 It 
ſort,or falbiong 


di: ad 


After whe 
1 Quomodo,adv. 

After what ſort ſover. 

8 CR 


of what fort,or faſhion ſoever. 

1 Qualiſcunque, qualiſquals, cujuſ- 
modiainque,ad, 

Of all forts. nx Omnimodus, yoi- 
uſcujulmodi 

After rwe jortt, 

1 Dupliciter,bifariam,ady. 

After mane ſorts. 

1 Mult) Adv. 

Sothale, i. 1he bailift of the hun 
dreds ale or feaſt, 

A Bot,or hartleſſe foole, 


Sernſbly,or fouſh 
or! 4 . 
I Incallid&;adv. : 
Sov» 


tis. S.4 


SOV 


SOV 


SOV 


_— 


&S0%: raiqnetie. 

1 Principarus, primarus, ſmmatus, 
dyminatus,m atio,archua,f. 
Seuermgnegor chicfe, 

1 Precipuus. 2 Praclarus, 
Pant! t,vide io ſeeke. 

T- Houlncr, 

1 Applumbo,terrumino. 

S ozl '/ F, 

1 Ferrumen,n. 

Soxlter for gold. 

1 Santerna. 

A hind of Chryſcerlla, wherewith 
gold/raiths ſo wulder gold. 

1 Boras. 

A [oultering with lead. 

1 Plumbatio,plumbatura. 
A ſorsl: ering preperly m yren. 

1: Ferruminano,t. 

T» be « Houlnier, 

1 Milzo, 2 Merco, vt meruit fb 
Haſdrubale,he was a ſerldier,or ſer- 
vid in war videy Haſdruball, 
To muſter,or enroll ſoulders. 

1 Conlcribere milices, 

To make a ſ[ouldier. 

3 Quirinor 

To be bend by the oath of 4 ſoldier. 
1 Auctorors 
A fo wldicr. 

1 Miles,c.g.milito. 
A fellow ſould:er, 

1 Commules,com,g commilito,m, 
A ſouldurs w;fe. 

s Miliniſla. 
A young ſeuldier, 

1 Neoptulemus tyro, tytunculus,m. 
ncotericus miles. 

An old ſuldier. 

2 Vete: anus miles. 

An old worne ſoaldrey able tv rue 
no longer. 

1 Rudiarius,m.miles emeritus, 
Litht harneſſed ſonldiers. 

1 Feren:arij,velues,rotanj milites, 
A ſou'drer of the fourth band. 

1 - mage gy wk 

Souldiers of the fiſt band,or legion. 
1 Quintani,m. 

Souldiers ſer in the rereward, and 
were the ftrong it men. 

1 Triarij,& {trenui milites. 
Souldiers wh ch for ſome neceſſitie 
be ſolaimely called out of the field to 
batrel, 

1 Evocati,m. 

Souldiers ſo placed in the garriſon, 
that they prevent the polticks ame 
buſhes of the enemies, 

1 Pretenturz. 

The araie of ſouldiers Fom thevant- 
gard tothe reregard, Handing all as 
ling. 3 Fxercrus,m, 

Seuld:ers ſtrongly karneſſed. 

1 Crupellarij,m. 

A {ou'd'cr that heth dowble ſtipend, 
or wages. 1 Duplicarius, vel dupli- 
carius miles. 


—  — — 


Sculdiors at cormmandement and ſer. 
vice alwates 1n ware 
1 Munthices,milites. 
Soldiers cdded to ſupplic the rovme 
of thoſe that are Wanting. 
1 Aſcripritij milites. 
Souldiers in the garriſon, either for 
dejencee of the frontiers of a lard , or 
[»me othey part in the midſt of the 
lard. 
: Milites prgfidiarij,m, 
Seultters diſmiſſed , that hae their 
4/ports, . 
1 Caufarj milices. 
A band,or bands of ſouldiers. 
1 Copix,f, Agema,n. 
Hired jouldiers, 
1 Mctalli,m. 
A loytering ſonldier that is abſent 
from the campe longer than hee hath 


lraue. 

1 Emanſor,m. T 

The fault which ſonldiers commt in 
fo doing, 

1 Emanſio,f. 


A ſouldicy armed in all preces,alſo a 
foorman ſouldier armed with breft 
plates,and curates. 

1 CataphraRarius,m. 

Sowuldier; that in way vſed two horſes, 
and were wont to leape from the weary 
vpon the freſh, 

: Amphippi,m. 

A ſouldier ſerying at the ſea. 

1 Incen(or,epibata,m. 

A ſouldier which ts alwates about the 
mag'ſtrate to do hus commandement. 

1 Cuhortalinus,m. 

Soulders which defend the countrie, 

1 Tituli,q d Tutult. 

Souldier; that warded the frontires of 
the Emp:ye azavſt the Barbarians, 

1 Riparences,m. 

Souldurs of the citie, 

1 Vibanicani milites. 

Souldiers diſcharged Fom ſervice in 
Wayre, 

1 Epun&i milites. 

VVmtering places for ſouldiers t0 lis 


in, 

: Hyberna, Hybernacula,n. 

A ſeuldiers garment, 

1 Paludamentum,n. 

He that ſelleth ſouldicys cloakes, or 
caſſocke). 

+ Saganius,m-vide cloaks. 
Apparrelled in a fouldiers cloak. 
1 Sagatus,ad. 

Divided rite bands of ſouldiers, 

1 Decunatus, ad, 

0j,or belonning io a ſouldzey. 

i Militans,ad. 

Like a ſoul/tex, 

I Militalitcr, 

The Þonle, ; 

i Anma,t. 2 Anmvs,n. 

The chic} part of the foule. 

1 Meng,t. 


—— —  — 
=_ en 


The ſoules of the dead. 

1 Manes,m. 

All Seules daie. 

1 Feralia,februa,n, 

To Sound « rrumpet,at. 

1 Clango, vide !7wmpet, 

To (6:4,ncut. 

1 Sono,as,lono,is,infouo, 2 Con» 
cino. * 

To ſound all over , or make @ great 
ſow d. 

1 Perſono. 

Ta makg a great ſound, or terrible 
noſe. 

2 Tono,as,tono,is,intono, 

To make 4 ſound, 
1 Strideusſttido. 
pito. 

Ts ſound oft on, 

3 Sonito. 

To ſound like an ecchs, 

1 Keſono,aflono. 2 Reboo,recino, 
Tecrepus 

To make a clears ſound. 

1 Tinnio, 

To ſound diverſly. 

2 Diſcrepo. 
A ſownd 'll, 

: Abfono,diſſono. 
A ſourd. n 
1 Sonus, ſunitus, Phrhongus,m, 
2 Vox. t.crepitus.{trepitus,m. 
A great ſound. 

1 Sonor,m. 
Aratling ſound. 

1 Fragor,m, 
A ſow d, or rebounding to ano'(e,or 
votce in a valley,wood,or ſuch like, 

1 Eccho,f 

A good {ound, 

: Euphonia |. 

Anil ſound, 

z Cacophonia, inconſonantia,f. ca» 
cophaton. 

A drivers ſound. 

+ Diaphonia. 

He that maketh diverſe ſounds. 

1 Daphonifta,m. 

The ſound which men make ahen they 
blow their cheekes. 

1 Seloppus,n. 

The ſounil of a voice. 

2 Vocalitas,f. 
The ſound of aloſh,or whip, 

3 Tax,n. 
A ſound ing plummergvide pluremet. 
Of one ſonnd. f 
» Homophonos. 

Of three ſounds, 1 Triſonus. 
Sounding ſweetly. 1 Dulciſcnus, 
VV hich {oundeth all over. 

: Perfonus,ad. 
Soundiur, 1 Reſonus, refonabilis, 
ad.reſonans. 2 Reboans, 

That make:h no jound. 

1 Inforus,ad. 

That bh. th,or ma\eth many ſounds. 

1 Multilonus, multifonors. 

Having 


2 Crepo,incre- 


__ 


Py 


SOV 


'T'TOTO ET 


Hawnrg in it many /ound:. 
1 Enneaphonos, kaneaf 
That ſonnderh ill. 


x Sonorus,ad. 

That maketh agreat ſound. 
— 

Sounding like 

1: Vadiſonus,ad. 

Sounding as mettall doth, 

: Tinqulus.ad. 

To make Eon mn, ond maſſiue. 
1 Solido,confalido,perſulido. 
Towuaxe ſound. 


x Solideico. 
To keepe ſound and ſafe. 
I tOs 

Arm, a of bodie. 

1 Valeo, vigeo. 

To wax ſound,or whole. 

I __ : 

To ſleepe ſourdly. 

1 AGcigarie dormire. 

Soundre ſſe,or maſſinenuſſe. 

1 Soliditas,f. 

Soundneſie, or wholeſemeneſſe of bo- 
die, 


So ſound. 

1 Sams, faluber,integer. 
Sound,or no hins no 
il r,indehbaws,ad. 
ng /afe. 

1 Incolumis. 

A ſound ſleepe. 

1 Ar&usſomnns. 
Sound,or firme ; alſo nit hollow. 
I yolidus,ad, 

Not ſeun. 

1 Inſolidus,ad. 
Squndly,«s in bodie. 

x Sane adv. 

Soundly,or firmely. 


r Acido. 

To be,oy wax veric ſoure. 

1 Peraceico. 

Soureneſſe. ; 

x Acnr,m. acredo, acritudo, acritas, 
acerbitas,f. 

Soure in taſt. ; 

1 Acidus,acer,acetoſas,acerbus,inſi- 
avis. 2 Immitis,auſterus,ad. 


Somewhat ſoure. 


1 Acidulus,ſubacidus,ſubacerbus. 
Verie ſou. 
1 Peracidus, cer ,ad 
Sourely. : 

1 Acrettr,acerbe. 2 Auſtere,ady. 


» HOT—_ 


Soureneſle, or grimneſſe of coun- 


_ 


SOV 


SOW 


renance. 
1 Torvitas, tetricitas.f, 
Sowre 11n countenance. 


; Terricus , auſtcrus , ſupercilioſus, 


Sourely in countenance. 

1 Torve,auſtere, teure,crrime,ady. 
Soge,vide ſpring. 

The South, 

: Auſter,m meridanum,n. 

The South wmdvide wind. 
Southerne. 


1 Auſtralis, auſtrinus, meridionalis, 
notus,ad. 
To Southſap , or tell ame thing by 


divination. 
1 Auguror,auſpico,ominor, vide to 


dryimne, 


To atke connſell of ſouthſayer:. 

I 

That taketh adviſe of ſouthſaiers. 
I ws,Dp. 


A ſont';/ayer. 

1 Augur, yates,co.g.Vaticinator. 

2 Fatil mm. 

A ſonthſayer by looking in the in- 
Wards of beattes, 

1 Extiſpex,m. 


Swcb ſouthſaying. 
1 Extupicium 


AN. 
A weman ſonthſaney. 
1 Aruſpica,f. ww 
Southſayert , or Thiloſophers among 
the ales, 
1 Bardi,m, 
South/ayng. _— 
1 Augurum, n. Vaticinatio, magia, 
kids. 
A ſouthſaying by lots. 
A Clenmartss | | 
e art of jou ne, oo mm 
beats ul Py EC 
[2 _— a 
ertaiang to ſouthſaying. 
i Haruſ i» b 5a 
Peri ainmg to ſouth/aying. 
1 Vaticinis, vaticinius,ad. 
VVith the counſel of ſouthſayeys. 
il 0,adv. 
VVithous the counſell of ſouthſayers. 
1 Inauſpicats,adv.vide divine, 
A Pow. 
1 dus,com g.porca,f. 
A ſow great with pig. 
1 SUS PrEgnans. 
A Pl uever farrowed but once. 
1 Porcetra,f. 
A ſow that hath had pige more than 
Once. 
2 Scrofa,f. 
A little ſow. 
iP parcellayf. 
A ſov pig+ 
Suilla,fucula,f, 
The parts of 4 ſow. 


1 Sucres, 
Of,or belonging to a ſow. 
x Suillus,ful . 


Sow-like. 

1 Suatim,adv. 

Sowcer,vide fowſt. 

To 90,4 to ſow ſeeds. 

4 Sero, conſero, defero, dillero,af- 


Þ Sr to ſow a field. 
1 Semino,ſemen ſpargere,ſementum, 


- = forth. 


To ſow betwixt- 


þ . 

To ſow here and theye. 

1 Diſſcro,diſſemino. 
To ſow, or plant about. 
1 Ci 

To ſow vnder. 


To ſow beftre,or after the time, 
1 Przſero 


To [ow all over, 

1 Perſero. 

To bring forth anie thing that # 
ſowne. 


x Semento. 

To /ow,or [bread abroadas to ſow r= 
moeri,or ſuch like. 

1 Par 2 Spargo. 

Tobe ſowne abroad,or to be commen*» 
by talked of. 

1 Percrebreſco, emanare in yul- 


if ſeeds ave, 

1 Satus,cofitus,p. 

Sowne as a field. 

1 Seminatus,p- 

A ſower, 

1 Sator,ſeminatnr. 

A ſowng. 

1 Satus,m.ſatio,ſeminatio,t. 
Any thing that # ſowne. 

1 Satum,n. 

Seed ſuwne, ſeede time, or the abt of 


ſowing, F 


I b 

Ss owing of vetches, 

1 Vicarmwms 

Of or belongiv'g fo fomeng. 


Z ——— 013,40 

Of ,or belonging to him that ſoweth, 

1 Satori 

That # /owne,or wherein ſeed is ſownt 
everie yeare, 

1 Reſtibilis.ad. 

] hat u not ſowne, but conumeth forth 
of it owne accord. 

1 Infativus,ad. 


{ That may be ſowne. 


x Semcnticus,ad- 

Good to be ſowne. 

1 Sativus,ad. 

Sowne with devers feeds, 
1 Conſemineus,conſeminalis. 


SO W 


 $SPA 


SPA 


—— 


To 90,0 with a necdle, 
x $vo. 

To ſow vnte, 

I Aſſuo. 

To ſow before. 


z Deſus. u 
To [ov faſt,ort . 
ay "<q — 


To ſow in. 

» fl. 

To ſow through. 

1 Tranſuo 

To ſow one {0 another, 
I . 
To ſow round about. 

1 Circun, uOs 
To |ow nder,or beneath, 
1 Subluo. 

Sowe, 

z Sutus,ad. 

Sowed wnte,or together, 
: Aſſurus,p. 

, owed throughly. 


eriurus,p. 
b owed,or Hihed without. 


A ſowing together, 

x: Confutura,f. 

That « or may be ſowed, 
1 Sutilis,ad. 

_ Downe. 

23 Deficio. 

A ſown 


I « Symens, S DefeRio,f.defefus, 
4 rag whe ſeemeth to bee 


« Li , 
1 Synteſticus,ad. 
ne — 


The wiging of water out of a 
ſpring, vide ſpringim 
oy ſpringing. 


1 Omaſum conciſam,ſuccidia. 
A ſowſe-ſeller . 

1 Oxyporopola. 2 Omaſarius, 
Dowre,vide /oo'e. 
A Sowter, vide coblery, 


S ante P 


A Space. 

1 Spatumgn 

A face of rimee,or place betweene, 

1 Intercapedo,t. 

A ſpace of the land, or water, 

2 Tradvs,m. 

E verie ſpace, or diffance, erthey of 
*ume,or place, 1 Intervallum,n. 


A ſpate of ground anwng the Tees? 

containing foure [telian les. 

: Cham, f, 

oy L nr of rye yearts, 
Biennium. 

The ſpace of three yeares, 

1 Triennium,n.tricterss, f, 

The ſpace of fowe years. 

1 Qaudriennum,n. 

The ſpace of flue yeartse 


nennium,n. 
The fag of an 100,after ſore of Jo, 


fter other of 1000.yeares. 
Ns 
to ſuch ſpace. 
= ſpart of two dates. 
The vw of three dajes, 
The ſpace of þ dain. 
ure 

1 Quatnduum.n. 
The ſpace of ren daies, 

1 Decennuum. 


I 
Of,or belox 
I 


The are berweonee twe things in an 
order,yew,or ranke. 


I . 

Space berweene full ſentence inwri- 
and printing, 

I . 

—_ over the noſe, betweene the 

' s Glabraglabellaf 


Space berweene games , and recrea- 
110us, 


1 Diludia,n. 

The ſpace,as of lifs,or of an houre. 
2 Curicolum,n. 

Tre ſpace betweene pillars. 
1 Intercolumnium,n 

The ſpace betwrene the ſhoulders. 


I A. 

The leaſt ſþ1ce of time. 

1 Momentum,n. 

The /þice of 1000. paces. 
1 Milliare,milliarwum,n. 


A ſpace of ground contaming ſixtie 
fortengs, being ſeven mel: and an 
halfe. 


The [pace berweene s knots , or 
101nts, 

: Imernodiumgn- 

Space betweene . _ 

1 Intertignium,n. 

Space berweene the veines in the carth, 
1 Intervenium,n. 

Space bet weene the thighes, 

1 Interfemineum,n 

She ſpace and 4 france betweene the 
earth, and the Moone. 

1 Tums.m. 
Spaciews,or large, 1 Spatiohus,ad. 
A @ppade,or ſbovell, 

1 Ligo,m.pala.f. 


| A ſpade, or like trole to dig with, a 
foe. y 


ow 
r Span vide eld. 
A Dpaniell, vide 4ogr 
A Dpangle,s7 chin tk Piece of flor, 


_ 


1 Bractea,f, 
— F/ 


Spangled 

1 Clavatus,ad. 

To plae the to mwodery 
o—_ mercie, ar the Bokedes ds. 
I 


The Span fom the thumbs end Fo 


_ fore finger: end ftrerched out. 
Aerts pare ny + 
og fo SO" pe $0 pew 


major 
ofgr bel onging to 4 ſpan. 
ad, 


T Pare,or forbeaxe. 
comparco. 2 Tempero, 

T ſpae,or ſave, as in expence;, 

1 Parco,comparco, 
To ſpare agaime, 

1: Reparco. 
They ſpare. 
1 Parcitur,imp 
Sparinenſr ſaving. 

Parſimonia,Patcitas,f. compendi- 


by perklerr ſparke. ; 
1 Scintilla,favilla,ſcineillula,t. igni» 


A whie that falleth fem hot yron, 
berng wrought pon, 
1 Calcita,ftritura,f. 
A ſparkling. 
be ns 
rkling if the eres, 
Of gr belonging to ſpark 
Ofr,or ongrng is /pa . 
1 h—s_ax ry Y 
To ſparre, 
2 Obdo. 
A ſpar,or bay of woed, 
1 Vedtis. m. 
The ſpar, r bolt of a dove, 
1 COIN 
A yor inſtrument th t ſwrgions 
uſe in rec n ther ſalu:. 
1 Spatha,ligula,f. 
Alntle ſpat, 1 Spathula,f, 
Speavin, 
Tumor in pedibus equz. 


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_ 


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ZAS:ÞB \ 


F SPE 


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Th- Sp Tron” of fjh. BE 

1 Ovun,ſperma,ſeu lemen piſcis. 
To ©')CARF- : 
: Loquor,dic-,faris,profaris, verbi- 
grro,verba fundere. 2 Narto, ette- 
rogrctero, 

T1 ſptaie,oy reaſon. 

1 Peroro. 

To jþeake,or viter, 

1 Enuncio. 

To jþ:4\e,or ſpenke out. 

1 Floquor,cffaris. 

T's begin to ſpeake. 

1 A4>rdiri ſermonem, in ſermonem 
incidere. 

To [peake to,or with, 

1 Alloquor,coll y 
pdlo,aftari, 2 Convenio. 
To ſpeake out,or alowd. 

1 Eloquor. 2 Flatro, 
To ſpeakg a 'owde,or terribly. 

2 Tono. 

To ſreake of. 

2 TracogconſeRor. 

To ſpeake of,or rehearſe. 

: Memoro. 

To ſpeake eloquently. 

1 Rhetoricor. 2 Eloquor, 

Ts ſpeahe malic:iouſly. 

2 Evomo. 

To ſpcake fare for advantage. 

: Blandior. 

To ſpcakg aſter other things, or in the 
end. 

2 Subtexo, 

To /prake often, 

: Dictico,loquacits,loquiter, 

To ſpeake rmch, 

2 Fundo,fundito, 

To ſpeakegor report of ten. 

2 Decanto. . 

To 70,0r be about 0 ſpraeke. 

1 Dicuno, 

To (peake without feere, or diſſimw. 
[ition, 

1 Edico, 

To ſpeake of before. 

1 Pradico. 2 Praterycnto. 

To ſpeaks angerly. 

2 Protono. 

To.Jjpeake before,or firſt. 

1 Proloquor,preloquor,prefaris. 

2 &. 


To ſpeake againſt one. 

2 Contravenio, 

To ſpeake ſoftly, 

1 Muto,muſſo,muſlito, 

To ſpeale filthily, 

1 Turpiloquor. 

To , peake out to theend, 

1 Perloquor. 

To ({peake faſt. 

2 Tolatim, vel precipitanter loqui. 
To ſpeakr gloriownſl. 

2 bullio: 

To ſpeake out,to ſpeake ah,or to ſpeak 


a it , 


"1 
ny 


To ſpeate arainft, or contranie. 

1 Obloquer,vccino, murmuro, vide 
$amn-[ate, 

To 'peake mdetrattion. 

» Obltngillo,obſtringillo. 

To ſp:uke ailyeing to jpeake, or that 


We hay? in our md. 


1 Proloquor. 
To ſpeake openly, frankely, and before 
all the way 1d. 
1 Profiteor. 
To ſpeake preciſely, 
2 Precido, 
To ſpeake in anothers tale, 
x Interioquor. 
To [pc the brief ly,aud ſuccinttly, 
3 Perſtringo, 
Loqui. 


Succintim 
Strictim 

To ſp+ake ill c/vide to flaundey, 

To ſpeake colowrably. 

2 Pretexo. 

To ſpeake doubtfully. 

x Perplexe loqui. 2 Perplexor. 

To ſpeaks at all adventure,or toſpeak, 
or wttey foolifhly all that us im bu 
mind, 

2 Effutio, 

To ſprake merily,or m difport,or eff, 
1 Tocor, 

To ſpeake merily : alſo to ſpeake that 
which hath ſome refþ:& to another 
thing. 2 Alkdo. 

To iþ-ake no word, vide ts hold ones 


eAce. 


To #þ:ake ſharply,or ſhreydly, 
I tor 


To #þ:ake haftely, 
2 Propero. 

To #þcake together, 
1 Colloquor. 2 

To #þcake troth. 

1 Veridico,veriloquor. 

To tþeake with much difficultie, 

3 Traulizo. 

To ipeake ill for ill, 

1 Rergaledico. 

Not to bee ableto teake, or tobee 
Sþeechleſſe, 

x Obmuteſco. 

To prate much,yide prattle, 

They fe che nothing. 

1 Stletur, imp. 

To be ill iþv%en of. 

1: Malcaudie. 

Spoken. . 

: Didtus,cffatus, 3 Enunciatus,emiſ- 
ſus,p. 

Myxch Token of« 

2 Exagitatus, 

That bath iþcken. 

r L xutus,p. 
It oben of. 

1 Maledi&us,fucclamatus,p. 
Spoken br fore, 

1 Prefaius, prediQus,p.' 
Spoken of before, 

1 Snpraditus, 


- Often tþoken,ov reported. 

1 Decancatus,p. 
That ſpeaketh to, 

1 Aﬀatus.p. 

VVorthie to be fpeken of. : 
2 Commemorandus, p. memorabi - 
lis, 
A iþraker- 

i Locutor,m. 
DA learned tþeaker. 

1 Dictiloquus,m. 

A bold ipeaker. 

1 Confidentiloquus,m. 

A ſweet ſpeaker. 

1 Melliloquus. 

A faire ſpecker. 

1 Blandidicus, 

2 Verborum opifex. 

A foule ſpeaker, 

: Turpi 


An ill ſpeakyr. 
1 Caco 


A ſpeaker of the parliament, 

1 Demi m- rogator comitorti, 
He that ſpeaketh in the teeth, 

1 Dentiloquus,m. 

A ſpeaker of trueth. . 

- Veridicus, veriloquus, venloquaz, 


That ſpeaketh often,or much. 
1 Linguax,com g.verbolus,ad. vide 
pratley. 
He that ſpeaketh plaine. 
Plamul 


I N 

That can ſpeake two languages. 

1 Bilinguis,ad. 

That can ſpeake three languages . 

1 Trilingu's,ad. 

He that ſreaketh bread, 

1 Blz{iioquus,ad. 

A (pokeſman. 

! Patronus,orator,ms 

Pegor ſhe that influteth to ſpeake. 
1 Sermocinator,m. tix. 
A ſpeaking. ; 

I Diio,locutio,l q n0, 
t.affatus,m. 

A ſpeaking with another, 
x Collocuto,f. 

A ſpeaking before, 

1 Prefatus. 
_— ſpeakrg. 

1 Pcriflologia,f, 

An wnadwiſed ſpeaking, 
2 Effuſio,f. 

A ſpeaking of. 

1 Mento, 

Altarned ſpcakyrg. 

I Dofiloquiumn- 
Swift ſpeaking. 

3 Tolvriloquentia,f. 

A ſpeaking out, 

1 Pronunciatiosf. WES 
Much ſpeaking. 1 Multloquum, 
n.loquacitas, verboſitas,F. 

Aloftie ſpeech, or ſpeaking of great 


matters, 


| J_—_ ab; 4 
1 , 


1 Magniloquentia,f nepipts 


, 


"I 


SPE 


A forms of (peakmg when the Pot | Speechleſſe. 
ſpeakgth hamelfs. 1 Mutus,ad. 
1 ior. a penn That may be ioken, 
iro maner fee: 1 Effabilis. 
HEE f. aStylus,m. Opraken _—_ 
hs rp or doubt wll aking 
I to ac 1-4, Hh y Vella 
Eloquent ſpeaking. : Facundus,ad. 
1 Eloquium,n, io,f, That Jheaketh kyith great 
Aprctng ere, .r gently. cence, 1G 
1 Blandiloquentia, f. Fooliſhly iþ. hen. 
4d full WVuhfarels aki 
ms eaking defþitefu uh faire iþeaking, 
p /,non.e as. af, 4 3 _Benedice,alv. 
A forme of falſe ſpeaking, .AD eare. c y 
CES « I he - ———_ bk 
by eaking to they. A ſtart theare = 
I &a Re rota f. 1 Framea,f, - _-/ 
A nnmber,or harmonie in ſpeaking. A boare teare. 
1 Rythmus,n. x Excipulym, yenabulum,ny5. 4 
Aſpeakingor Gewing forth, A Feare _ barbed headye. 
2 Prolatio,f. : Tragula 
A ſpeaking to ansther. A Bows = : Sari 


1 Allocutio,f. alloquium,n. 

Speech, x Sermo,m. oratio, locutio, 
loquela,f.logos,m. : 
—_— - a 1 Amphibologia, 
am 

A rar nd of Ty in any language, dif- 
fering fom others : or a kind of ſpeech 
proper to one part of acountry. 

1 Dialecus,t. idioma,n. 

Two mens ſpeech. 

1 Biſſol 

Fooliſh ſpeech. I oy 

11! ſpeech. 1 Cacologia,f. 

A fore. ſpeech, 

1 Prolocutio,Ff. 


prolquian, prolegium,n. yeul 


” >: ſrt ſpeeeb, 1 Oratiuncula, f, bre- 
viloquentia, brachylogia, f. brevile- 
quium,pauciloquiym. 

A ſhort ſpeech well compatted. 

x Lacomiſmus, rotatus ſermo, 

Vulzar feech, x Sermo plebeius yel 
proletarius. 

Pleaſant ſheech, 

1 Suaviloquentia,f. 

A grace, or pleaſantneſſe in fpeakinge 
1 Lepor,lepos, m. 2 Venuſtas,f. 

An vnproper _ 

I Acyrologia, 

A curious ſbeech about matters of no 
value, 1 Micrologia,t. 

Natwrall feech, or mother f10ngwue, 


1 Sermo genuinus, lingua verug- 
cula. 


A ſpeech mowing 10 10,7 pitie, 
1 Flexanima oratio. 

A proud, or loftre ſpeech. 

1 Su iagf. 
Speecbleſſe. 

1 Ancylogloſſum. 
That draweth bis 

1 Tardiloquus,ad. 
Full of X 
iM 


eh jn length. 


oO IT 


A little fpeare, 1 

Aench ſpeare. 

1 Materis,f, 

A trout ſpeare , 

many teeth, 1 Full 

A ſpeare , or Wow pol 
Co . 


7 


A Hpeare head. 


: Cuſpis,f.piculum,n. 
A ſpeare man, I Lancearius,haſta- 


$pecifice, ſpeciatim, privatim, ſpeci- 


_—_ 
| ecifie. 
- 'Defigno 


F wll of fteches, or Fackled, 


aAſ 21 »P mac 


rius,lancifer,haſtifer, haſtatus,m, 
VV ounded with a ſpeare, 

1 Lanceatus,p. 

PÞpectall,or particalar. 

1 Specialis,peculiaris, propriu,Pe- 
cificus,ad. 

Specially,ov particularly. 


alter, vide peculiarly, properly, ard 


0 
oa Specke, oy prmple in the} face,” 
.vide 


2 Y ulo{us, 

ſus,ad, 

yoo men 

4 Backer 1 Speculare, 
wart of [pe 


wy; / to er, 1 Specularius,m. 


may 2 Inipeus,m. 
FÞpcech, vide /peake. 


dio. 2 Curro, 


To make ip «pol frfr feare, 


e ets araine, 
2 <.$ 


ſpecillum. 


ceularis fer x Speculatio , con- 


RO — — x Celero , expe- 


pe EEE EIT 


A lrttleſperce, 

x Cellula,f. 
To Spend, 1 Conſumo, ſumo. 
2 Dilpendo, contero, vt tem un, 
terere,deperdo, eliquo, 
yexo,exhaurio, pr 

To ſpend,or lay out jay 

1 Erogo,i ,cxpendo,inſumo. 
To ſpend before. 

1 Przconſamo, 

To [pend,ov paſſe away. 
2 Contero,p 

To ſpend all. 2 Elavo, 
To ſpend waſtfully, in meate, or 


imo. 


To ſpend waſtfully, or rioteuſty, 


1 Obligurio, nepotor. 2 Decoquo, 
diffipo,tundito,lacero. 
qo or ſpoile a 114u of his goods. 


To F: end ed foliſh iſhly, at not regarding. 
2 Tudo. 


To ſpend time, 

" 2 Moror. 
To ſpend his life in a thinks, 
1 Inſeneſco, co. 
To be ſpent. 


1 Conſumor. 3 Corruo. 
Spent, 1 Conſumptus, furnpmns. 
2 Adc{us,confeus,p. 
Opent, or beflowed, 1 Erogatus , i- 
ſuinpius, vide beſtowed. 
Spent, or paſt over. 23 Exactus, 
Tradudus,p- 
That comet be ſpent, 
2 Incxhauſtus,p. 
Farre ſpent. 
3 ProveGus,p- 
Spent with —_ bearing, or "Iz 


SPI 


SP O 


He that ſpeudeth bu goods 


in eating and drinkang. | 
I mn 7 
popino,barathre. 2 V/ 


tur,M. 


A [mile ſpindle. 

? x Fulillus,m, 

” T-Spin, 1 Neo,filo. 2 Torqueo, 
To « an end of ſpinning. 


Awer Lenpeadia, lanifica, 
filacifta,f. 


A ſpendin 
I 7 cir? Txlaw: ſpooning b- wool, 
A waſtfall ſpending. I 
fakof yr . © ——_—_ carding, 
Fperme, | 4 i Lana & tcl. 
Te Spet, pit. Al ſpinnung whe 
{ To S@pew,vide vom. «1 4» I - 
Sphere. Sphzra. = ptre, a corne. Spico. 


Pptce. 1 Aroma,ng 
Spice called mace, , Jabs 
xi Macir, macer,macs., 


| Alpucerie,where ſpicesFe ks kept, 
1 Narthecium,n. 
Soiced /auce,or pickle, 
1 Conditura,f, 
Sauoring of ſpice. 
I py el 

Spider, 1 Arazca,f.arncus, 

w 2 e ſpider. 
I Arancolus,m, 

_ 


Tipula,f. 
Ww ſpider that hunteth flies, 
1 Arancus muſcarius. 
A venemow! ſpider , haning very 
ſhort feet ,, a very litle mouth, and 
_ wnder ber belly. 


- kind of v prgrs mr which hath in all 
his legs three 10ints , or knots, whoſe 
ſting 1: very perillow. 
iP 1wm,. 
Fall of ſpiders. 
1 Arancoſus,ad. 
- DSpte,or /1e in watt for, 
1 Speculor, obſeryo. 2 Subſideo, 


AUCUPO,aucupor 

To ſpit afore. 

1 Przſpeculor. 

A ſpre. 1 Vidor,cataſcopus. 2 Emiſ- 


farius,m. 
A | Spas 
Alps out W thing 


[pout,an nz; 


A arm any liquid _ 


Tſp pig marr 
1 Eder. 5 Spas ,deturpo, teme. 
2 5 TRAIT, 


mg 1 Refuſus ,diffuſus,p. 


Aſpicer. 1 acomaropaligiſyate- | 3 
rius,m. 4 


A Spi f, x Epiftoninm , vide 


4 Pie, ſteeple. 
$, 
T, gut vp the ſpirit,or g/of. 
©, extremum 

Pirit of a man. 
1 Animus,fpiritus, genius,m. 
The ſpint, or wit that a man hath by 
nature. 1 I ,N. 
A ſpmt.1 Dgmon,m.demonium,n, 
An evill ſpirit, x Cacodzmon. 
A ſpint called a hag,or hob-goblin, 
1: Manes, larva,lcawres,f. 
( ertaine ſpirits made of rhe aire. 
1 Cluſ3,m 
A ſoppofed! ſpirit that haunteth thoſe 
that be vnluc/ie, 
1 Empula,f. 
Such as prophecie things to come by a 
duellyh ſpirit tn 12078, 
1 Pythonia,m. 
A prophecying ſpit or man poſſeſſed 
with ſuch a ſpir;t. 
1 Python,m. 
One poſſeſſed with ſuch aſpmit. 
1 Pythonicus, pytonicus,ad. 
S woman poſſeſſed with ſuch a ſpirit. 

y 


eflo. 


He that us ſeared , Or feared with ſpi- 
1:15. 1 Larvatus, ad- 

A ſpirituall benefice, 

1 Sacerdotium. 

b - "wi 1 Spiritualis , pneumati- 


Spite,or ill will. 1 Iracundia,ma. 


levolentia, fimultas, f, livor. a Sto 
machus. 

Cpitezor cortumelie.1 Conumelia,f, 
convitium,n. 

Spirefull.. 1 Malevolus, infeſtus, in- 
vidiolus. 2 Amarus,lividus,caninus; 
contumeliolus. 

In ſpe of all men. 

1 Inuitis omnibus. 

In ſpite of their teeth. 

x Velint is,adv. 
Spitefully. x Maligne, inimiee mali- 
tios?, malevolenter. 2 Contumeli- 
osciflime,virulenter. 


rw ſpit,vide broach. 
itter » or yung bart hawng 

_ hernes without knagges 

I i ebul 

To ſpit, 1 Spuo, falivo, 

To ſpit out with reaching. 

1 SCTE-),CXCIEO, CXpuc, 

To ſpit downe, 

1 Deſpuo, 

To ſpit often. 

1 $puto, inſputo, 

To ſpit vpon,or at, 1 Deſpuo,inſpuo, 

inſputo,conſpuo. 

To ſpit often at any bedy, 

1 Conſputo. 


t vt, 
Expuo. 3 Evomo. 
0 be ſpitted on. 1 Deſpui. 
'pittle, 1 Saliva, pituira, f. ſputum, 


pyriſma, excrementum oris, 
A ſpitter. 

1 Sputator,ſcreator. 
He that ſpitteth vpon others. 

1 Conſputator, 

Ob:eftions,or accuſations to be (pit on 
I Sputatilica crimina. 

A ſpitting. 

1 Screatus,m. expuitio,f. 

That hath the taſt of ſpatle. 

x Salivoſus, ad. 

That may be ſpit. 

x: Screabilis ad, 

He that ſpitteth out matter , of cor- 
rupt bloud. 3 Empyus. 

A [pittle bout. 1 Holpitium pub- 
licum, prochotrophium, hucrocomi- 
um,noſocomion,n. vide hoſpital. 
Tobe {play-foored. 

1 Divaricu. 

Splay-ferted. 1 Divaricatus,p. plan- 
” ancus, 

pleene, or auido, 

I yo = lienis,n 

Spleene ſieke. 1 Lienicus , lienolus, 
ſpleneticus. 

To ſplecte «fþ. 

1 Exdorſuarepiſcem, 

Splendent. Splendens. - 
ADplent /or a broken lawame, 

: Aſtclla. 2 Canals, 

Spylents. 

1 Ferulz,f. 

A latle ſplent. 

1 Canaliculus, 

Splents,of barneſſe for the armes. 

1 Manice;,f. 

To ſpotle,vef, or pg 

1 Spoulio, populor, vaſto, 


rofligo,concido. 
ſpot over all. 1 Perpopulor. 
To jpoile,or rob of any thing. 
I Spoli2,difpohio.cxpilo. 3 


2 Nudo, 


Ts 


SPO 


SPO 


SPR 


To fpoile one of his armour. 
1 Dearmo. 


- ſpoiler marre,vide [pill, 
poiled, x Populatus 
vaſtatus, 


labefaRarus,deſtruftus, Pp. 
Sporled of. 1 Spoliatus,defpoliatus, 
2 Exutus, nudatus,p. 
A ſpoiler. 1 Prado, raptor, ſpolia- 
b tor,m, 
A ſpoiler in warye , that hath for bu 
labour what he can catch. 
1: Premiator,m. 
A ſpoiler of people, or eountries. 


1 —_— depopulater , przda- 


tor, m. trix, fs vaſtator. 3 Direp- 
tor,m. 
__ ar rg the ſp1ole, 


4 ſpoilmg. I Vaſtatio, vaſtitas,po- 
liatio, depopulatio, 2 LabcfaRatio, 
ever(lin,exaſio,direptio, 


1 Spolium,n. 

Spoile taken fom emenuc?, 

1 Exuviz,f. 

Spoile taken by hand. 

1 Manubie. 

A place where ary ſpoile, robbery, or 
miſchrefe s commuted. 1 Spoliati- 
um,diſpoliabulum. 

A ſpoilt . + - an 

x: Predatio,f. 

Spoiling,or waſting cowntries, 

1 Popdldtundens ad. 

'Belongi»g to ſpo.ling. 

1 Prz - 4 , 


- A lpoke of a wheele. 
Rok 


I am. 

Dpoken,and poke ſman,v.ſpeake. 
Sponge, vide/p»nge. 

A (poone. 

z; Cochlear, 

A [prone er. 

1 7,arrrn a 

Sport,or > 

1 Ludus,luſus, jocus. 

_ ing. 


—_— 


$ _ wantonly, 

1 Laſcviens,p. 

Sporting, or full of ſport, 

1 [ocularis, jocoſus, feſtivus, jucun- 

dus,perjucundus, ad. 

Spoken tn ſport. 

t Tocularius, 

—_— ſportfull. 
Infeftivus ,ad. 

yh hope 1 Tocd, jocose, jocularicer, 


] To Te tpoe. 1 Maculo , commaculo, 
luto;eleo. 

To take ſprts aut, or b 

I — "IO 


To be ſpotted with dirt. 
2 A 
To make blacke and blew ſp#1 with 


F ————_—_ 


Py 


beating. —_— 
Spotted. 1 Maculoſus, ad. macula- 
_ _— 3 Gutratus; hrus, 


Spa th fk, 


yn - -— _"_ menda, f. 
mendum,n. 2 Nota,f. vide blemu[b. 


laf. 
VVhite ſpots in the nailes, 
2 Nubeculz,f. 
Spors of. dt falling on mens gavr« 
ments by the way. 
2 Palatrones,m. 
A ſpot ,or ſpecke in the face. 
1 Varus, m. 
- ſpot, 'r pimple in the face, 


go,lenticula,f. 
Sora or ſpecke!,blacke, and blew. 
1 Infignita,orum,n. 
Small ſiorts m the eyes. 
1 Nep }to 
A white ſpot in the eres, 
1 Al 
Af or in the eye , commanng of adif. 
F 
A ſpet remami»g in the thin, 
1 Vibex,ſugillano,f. 
Spottie,or full = ſpors. 
1 Macu 
VV ithout _ 
1 Immaculatus, purus,ad. 
VVithout ſpot of conſcience, 
2 al_ liquads adv. 
Cpaſie man MAITIAgE» 
"— Iz of man and woman. 


le fouſ or FE? 
$ 
4 ſpouſes wiſe. 


A ſpomt,or cocke in a conduit. 
piſtomium, 2 Vber,n papilla. 


I Scatebra,f, 
Spoutr,or gutters, by which water com- 
meth downe from a heuſe. 


x Calliquiz,colliciz 

The mouth of ſpowts i in baildings like 

antickes,or leopard faces, 

I 3 .* 

Spawling. 

Palpitatio. 

= Spzean.r Sterno,infterno,pan- 
do,expando. 2 Extendo,deduco,yvt, 


deducers carbaſa, to ſpread ſaile. 
aper'o, explico,ſpargo, percelebro. 
To ([pread a ES over. 

1 Convelo 

To ſpread, or ſtraw under. 

Io cerno-. 

To ſpread vpon. A ——_ 


To ſpread abroad. x Celebro. 2 Cir- 
cumfero, vide 


To /pread, nent. 2 Diſfurro,nt, 

totam vibem 7 or 
ah oxer «ll the cilte, 

To ſpread all ower. 2 Vagor , perva» 


Tobe ſpread abread. 1 Tncrebreſco, 
vide to be publs 


ſhed. 
To ſpread,or open of it ſelfe a a flower 
» Dekuſeo. ETNES 
To ſpread a1 4 tree doth, 


1 Propage. 

To ſpread abroad by little and little 
as hearbs doe, growing cloſe by the 
ground. 2 po. 

To ſpread wide one eftom another. 

1 Drvarico. 

To ſpread by little. 


mY 
oe or grow out of the come 
e 0 fones ground, 


S pread. 1 Paſſus, expaſſus, diſpa- 


ſus, diſpanfus. 2 Sparſus , proten. 
tus,protenſus,di Extentus,POI= 


'þ uſus , ſoperfuſus, 
ead abroad. 2 F 
aus diſperinp 
Spread threwgh. 
 Diſtradusp "4 
Spread out = table, 1 Stratus,p.in- 
ſtratus 2 Fuſus, »P- 


aus,p. 
That hath any thing ſpread vpen its 
2 Suffvſus,p. 
Spread abroad, or in aboundance. 
2 + we RY.” 
A/ mn 
3 Falk, lui diffufio, jaQario, 


A far or firetching out, 

I ne 7 Ie IAIN 
fio. 2 Proj 

Any thing ſpread « on the ground, 

1 Stromagn, 

VV ith paſiing , or ſpreading abroad, 
Fomone to another. 


1 Permananter,adv. 
To bring, m_ irs , / uter, 


——_ 


To pro ryen ſprigs, Pha brancbes # 


fom tyeer. 


The render fv of a tree, heark, 
| i. feſtuga. 3 buf. 


ak. or imp, that commeth out of 
| hs yoot of a tree, 1 Viburnum,n. 
 ſtolo,m. 2 Soboles,F. 

RT: «+ ſprout. 1 Pullulo, 


verno, germino. 2 Naſcor , ſcatu-"" 


To Teſpring, or ſhout eut with the bedy. 
2 Salio. 


To | 


oy 


, 


__— 


—m—_——} 


| 


—— 


S PR 


SPV 


SQV 


To jprinckle abroal 


To begin 30 ſhute, or ſpring vp. 

I Germi CO, , 

To ſpring, and bring forth ſhootes,and 
falkes, 1,Stirpeſco,fruticor. ., 1 
To ſpring aver, 

2 Superfloreſco. 

To ſpring avout, 


+ 2 Curcummaſcor. 


To ſpring forth, or grow vp. : 

x Orioz, 0borior , exorior, coonor, 

enaſcor,germino, egermino, 2 Ef- 

floreſcazemico. 

To ſprigg.vp betweene. 

2 Internaſcor. 

To rand backward. 

1 Degermino, 

To ſpring againe, 1 Recreſco, . 

i. 96s repullulaſco, 2 Re- 

ſurgo,revireſco,refloreo, refloreſco. 

Teſpring,or grow 4s youth doth. 

I = = k LP, 

To begin to ſpring, or ſpring . 

I "3 08th 

Oprong 1 Ortus, exortus, COOrtus, P. 

oriundus,ad. 23 Enatus,P. 

Springing againe. 

1 Renatus,p. 

Sprong vp betweene, 

1 Internatus, p. 

A ſpringing. 

Ortus,m.vernatio, - 

A ſpringing az ane, 

1 Regerminatio,f, 

Theſpring tie. 1 Ver,n, 2 Verna» 

tio,novitas mundi. 

Pertaining to the ſpring tom: 

1 Vernus,vernalis,ad. 

That ſpringeth late in the yeare, 

I les lth ad, : 

In the ſpring time, 

1 Verno. 

Te Opting ow? a1 water, 

1 Mano,demano, icaturio, 

Toſpring, or flow abroad. 

x Dimano. 

A ſpring, or /auntaine bead, 

x Fons,m. 2 Origo,ſcatebra, ſcatu- 

rigo,f. 

A little ſpring. 

x Fonticulus,fonticellus,m. 

Aſpring tide where the water riſeth, 

I Eluvies.inundatio 

Of, or belonging to a ſpring , or fone 

taine. 1 _ 5,fontanus. 

The ping of the day. 

( Cones nds, 

A Sptingal, or tripling.Tuvenis. 

TeOptinckle. 1 Spargo,conſper- 
- 2 Effundo, roto, profundo, 


ge. 
Toſorineke Upon. 
1 Su ; 


Toſprmickle often. 
1 Aſperſo,aſperſito. 


. 21 Diſpergo. 
- Diſſipo, perfundo. 
princkled. 1 Sparſus, conſperſus. 
"2 Suffuſus, _ 


Pe 


A ſprinckling. 1 Conſpergo , con» 
ſperlio, reſperſio, aſpergo, reſpergo, 
i Fw, f. aſperſus, m, 2 Circumtu- 
IO,t. 

A ſpinc\le, or an inſtrupent to 
ſprinckle with. 1 Alpergi . 

The ſpinckling of duſt vpon wreſt- 


lers after <: Ja amomted with 
ur; 


vile. 1 Hap 

To ©ptout, 9 erent. 

1 Germino, vide ſpring. : 
Spmce. » Corium,pumicatum vel 


pruſcianum. 
A pun, Sarculum. 
To Þpnit,vide vomit. 
Spume. 
x Spuma,f. 
Spume,or fome of lead. 
1 Molybditis,f. The = 
Spmume of ſilver. 1 Argyritis,f.li- 
m.lichargycium,n. 
To pune, 
1 Spongio. 
To be hallow like ſpunge. 
Fiſtulo 


I . 

A ſpunge. 1 Spongia, f achullcum, 
manon,n, 

A thicke ſpunge. 

1 Trazos. 
That whichgroweth pen fveetbriar 
like aſpunge. 2 Spongiolas 

The holloynefſe of a (punge. 

3 Fungoſitas,f. 

Reſembling,ov like a ſpunge, 

1 Spongiolus, fungoſus,ad, 
Full of boles (ke a ſpwige. 

1 Fiſtuloſus,ad. 

T- Spurxe. Spamo. 

To Spurne, 

2 Calcitro,ſtimulo, 

A ſpur, 

1 Calcer,n. 3 Stimulus, 

Spurs ſet on a fighting cocks , thet 
wanteth ſpurs, a Ple&rum,n. 

An ice ſparre,or ſhoe with iron na#les, 
to walke wpon the 1cewithall, 

1 Encentris,f. 

A ſpurvier, 1 Calcarius,m. 

Ts , 07 enquire, 

1 Sciſciro, inquire, 


S ante Q_ 


Te Squtieake,” ſqueale, v ſhrike. 
Te be ©guamith, 

1 Faſtidio. 

Squa m'ſh. 

\ Faſtidioſus,ad. 

To make &yquere. 

1 Quadro, conquadro. 2 Dolo,de- 
dolo,cxaſcio. 

To /quare ronnd about, 

2 Circu b 

Squared, 1 Quadratus , conquadra- 
tus,quadrus,ad.: Latus,P« 

A ſquarer of muble, 


1 O45: 


(ALLIS, 


—_—_ — 


W_——  _— 


OE. ERR LS 


-__— — 


A ſquare, or ſquiere 
1 Quadra, quadratura,f, p 
A thing /quare every way like a die. 
I Telſnst FR 
Things that be foure ſquare. 
1 Cimacia,orum,n. 
A ſquare court. 
1 Impluvium. 
Square like a die, 1 Cubicus,ad. 
Foure owe 
1 Quadratus,p. 
O us of ſquareor rul2, 1 Enormis,ad, 
enormiter,ady, 
To Dquarue, vide ſwarue. 
To ſquat, or caſt againſt the ground, 
1 Allido. 
To &©qua t,as a hare in hunting. 
2 Recumbo. 
Ts Squeake, or ed, 1 Ejulo. 
A Jqcaking. 
I Ejulatio, . : 
To Þqueeſe, vide ſquw/ſe. 
Dquibs. 1 Ignes miſliles, 
The Nquince, or _— 
1 Angina, ſynanche,f. 
He that looketh a &yquint , o» 4 
gogle eyed 1 Strabo,ftrabus, m, 
A @quire,vide E/quire, 
An apple Squirk. 
1 Renuncius,m. 
A Squire, 
i Norma,f. 
Made by ſquire, 
1 Normatus p. 
A Þquirell, 
I Sciurus,m. 
To @quirt water. x Sipho. 
A water ſquirt. 1 Syrinx,fyringa,f, 
fphon,ſfipho, Gphunculas, m, agui- 
vVomus. 
The &quirt,vide fi'xe, ord larke. 
Te ®quiſe, or /qw/ſþ. 
: Premo,comprimo,preſſo, 
To ſquiſe out. 
1 Exprimo,clido. 
To ſquiſe together. 
i1C ty - 
To be ſquiſed, er ſquiſhed, 
1 Elidor, 
F aiſed,or ſquiſled, I Prefſatus,col- 
lifus,cliſus,p. 
A ſquiſing,or ſquiſking. 
I —_— Expreſſio, 
A ſquifing out. 1 Ex 10,f. 
A [nGrg together, 1 Colliſus. 
To &ptabbe, 
2 Conſodio, vide peace. 
Stalbed, 2 Confollis,p. 
A flabber,or poynadoe. 1 Sica. 
Te Stable , or houſe cattle ina ſta- 
ble. 1 Stabulo. 
To be howſed, 6x ſtand infalles, 
1 Stabulo., 
A flable. 1 Preſepe, ſtabuluny 
2 Clanſum,n. Mandra,f. 
A ſtable for horſes, 
I Equile, Xx 
4 (table fer eoates. 1 . 
: w— ſtable, 


- 


— 


ST A 


'$TA 


STA 


A Rableyoy ftall for oxen, 

1 

Stabilite, Srabiltas 
Dtable, vide fedfaz?, 

To Sttablthh,vide confirme. 


Alutle 
Alara baallum,n. 


A walking Haſfe., 1 $cipio,f. mann- 
tentam,n. 2 

A hunting ſtaffe. 1 VS 
cipium,exci 

A ftaffc to drme cole with, 

1 Agolum,n. 

A bearing ſlaffe, 


4 biſhops ſaffe, #rcrefiert taſſe, 
3 Litus,m. 
oe (feffe! Y, beat flaxe with. 


777 ferf inſacrifice. 


A plengh ans 51 to cleanſe the 
coultey, 
A ftaſfe the the Lacedemonians vſed 


towrite [ecyet letters on. 
I Laconica, 


Afﬀtage. 1 Secna,f. theatrum, ta- 

_ um. 2 Spectacu- 
ſcaffold. 

on tags fo ſoc plaicr. 

1 Fori,m- amp 

_, age whereon pageants were ſet. 


Thee which plaied on ſuch ftager. 
——— 
e. 4 
elon ing to playing on « ſtage, 
I _ (cenalis, oſs . 


ticus,ad, 


Pertaining to players ona Hage, 
« Hiſtrjonalis, hifkr Ws 


Like players on a ſtage. 
1 Scenice. ba 


I ſkagge. 

1 Cervus, videdeere. 

To ffag or —_ 

1 Tit ory , yacillo 

2 Hzſito. 

S laggered. 

I Titubatus,ps 

A ſta er, 

2 Titubator, reſtitator,m- 
e that Stag gereth in Sl 

1 Offenſator,m. - 


Aſt ic wing. 
1 Tit , titubanria,f. 


—_— 


, 


= er:ngly, 1 Titubanter,adv. 
ay, ſtop,or hold backe,aR. 

1 Sens retardo, coerceo,diſtineo 

moror , (iſto , A 

2 —_— , 5orev, lipn 

ſulperdere 


nt, 


_— 


PE CE 


To ſtay,or panſe inveading. 1 Reſtin- 
Toft ups 7 waderprop. 
, ſtabilo, 


1 $i ſuffulcio, admi- 


mculor. 
To ftay,or reſt. 1 Paulo fublido,fub- 
fideo, commoror, conſiſto, wbſifto, 
> mani teſto,cello, interqui- 


= ſtay, 6 or ſocks in doing, 


b _—_ , or oumad backe from doing 

any thing, 1 Tardatrs,remoratus,re- 

tencus , retardatus. 2 Compietlus, 
kppreſſs,refignatus, p- 


Stated vp,or vnderpro 

I Sofful —_— - 

Staud,or refted vpon, 

1 Nixus, innixus,p, 

Tobe ftaied. 

: Morandus,p. 

To be ftaied in, 1 Tnſiſtendus,p« 
A ftatey, 1 Morator,p. 
A flaying,or an holding backe. 

I pm © remO- 
ra,f prepedimentum 
- 7 any thing - boldeth back. 
Rerinaculum,n, 


4 | ftey,or undeproppmg. 
how. ſabilimen, fulcrum, fulcimen, 
ſatumen mm firmamen 


, adminiculum, , 

- - . 2 Columen. 
I4/81,47 Ds, 

J Tibicines, F 
To» (taine, <&ftaine or ſpill the colour, 
1 Decoloro. 2 Inficio, i , it» 
quino,coinquino, cc Cath 
tamino, 
To be ſteamed, 
2 Coinquinor, 
Stained, 1 Decoloratus, 2 In- 
fetus, imbutus, contaRus, delibuus, 
Stained, or defamed. 2 Maculatus, 


Not fained, 2 Lmpollutus,iaconta- 


A (tatre,or paire of ftaierr,or greece? | 
1 Scalz,f. 3 Gradus,us. 

A winding ſtarre. z Cochleum,coch- 
lidum,n.cochhdes,f. 


-_ py wh (takes. 

A 1 Surus,judes, vallusftipes, 

A whereynts | 
———— 


1 Vacerra. 


A ltle,or ſmall fake. 

1 Paris dam, apa 
fog, or burdler of a fold. 
= _ where a Hake, 

fa x ae « et pea 


ercife about 11, 

wiſe ben mn nanng " 

Staked, 

——_ 

be ro Fake. 

A Dtalant,or horſe kept only to c0- 
admiſarius. 


ver mares. 1 
Tobe,or wax Dtale, 1 Obloleſcs, 
veteraſco, vetuſteſco | 


Staleneſſe. 1 Vetuſtas, F, 


Stale,oy old, 1 Exoletus, p. veters- 
us, veruſtus, -" 


A ſtale — Lllecebra. 
= ſtalke «ſow 

editento, 
Stalkers, i. 4 kind ofnets, 
To _— grow to «(talke. 


The ftalke ofa leafe,or any Sux. 
1 Stipes, penolus,m caulic,f, 2 


A lit tle, or flender flemor ſtalkg. 
I Onlis x | ” 1: z 


Azender falke. 
1 Protomus,m.caulis,f. 
An hearbe that hath a great Fralke. 


A place wherethearbet grow w: —_— 


ticetum,n. 

The rudle fFalkes of onions, ar 
licks betweene the blades the 
root, 1 Thalli,orum, m. | 
That bath a flalke. 2 Pedicularis. 
That hath «tender ftalks. | 
z3 Cymo 

That hath a tender Rlalke without | 
branches, 1 Vena 

alkes, 

1 pre - boar 4 ad. | 
Aſtall or ſhop ro ſtand in, 
= 


or 


2 clauſum, 
1 Bovile, bubile. 
de tet 


_ oxe tal. 


| Fe bendiFabof anberſs 1 Aurca,f, 
| A ftale 


Stale, 1 Vrina,£lotium,n, | | 


1 Frutex. | 


Halkes, 1 Fruterum,fruteQum, fru- | 


tt... 


—e_______l 


ST A 


ST A 


ST A 


_— 


—_ 


_ 


—_—__ 


A 


C—_ 


A ſtalnet, M7 little net. To ftandbebinde. x Defto, 
x Semiplagium, n, | T's ft and it out totheend, 
Stallage. i. vetigal pro per- | 1 Perſto;conſto, 
gula. Toftand about, 
A®tallion , #r felent. x Equus | 1 Circumſto,circumſiſts, 
emiſlarius,vel admuſſarius. " fland againtt one, 
To Dtammtr,or ſtutier. Reſiſto, 
x Balbutjo, balbucinor. 3 Titubo, Toſtnda ſandey,or to be deft ant. 
hz to. z Diſto, 
A ſtamamerer ,or ſiutterer, I Blzſus To ſtandi in his owne conceit,in one Opie 
t-(bus,traulus. 2 Titbator,m. 11407. 07 ppeſe firmely. 
A ftammerig. 3 Hzlitanua, titu- 4 x Obſtino 
batio, To ftandin 4 « thing to the death. 
A ftammering kind of} you 1: Memorior 
I Balbenies,bigticany To ſtandio be lured,or ſeld, 
Stammert 1 Balbe. 3 Titw- | x Profto, 
beaaner ade To mn together, 
To Þtamy,orbeate 1 Conlto. 
I R—— , elido, tudiculo, vide | They ftand, x Statur,imperC. 
bray. " | Aftanding. 
To ftlampe,or coir. 1 Status,m.ſtatio,f, 2 Situs,m. 
z Procudo, Oo, A ſtanding aboue others. 
To ftampe wnder foot. 2 Eminentiz,f. 
1 Peſſundo,vide tread. A ſtanding out 
To ftampe, or pound the hueke of | 2 Prominentia. 
corne , as they ad inold time before | A ſtanding rownd about a thing, 
threſhing was found owt, 1 Circumſtatio,f. 
1 Piſo,as,& 1s. A ſtanding water, 
To ftamp, oy makg a noiſe with the | xr Stagnum. 
feet. 1 Supplodo. A little ſtanding place, 
To ſtampe dewue. 1 Statiuncula,f. 
x Calco. Somewhat ſtanding owt. 
To ftampe, and thruft deepemasin | 2 Prominulus,ad. 
kneading, 1 S Fanding 4 little abour another, 
Stamped, or pounded 1 Tuſus, c6- | 2 Enunulus,ad. 
mſus,intritus,pinſimus, pinſus. That ftandethgor abideth fait, 
Aftampe. 1 Imprefiio, 2 For- | 1 Stationali 
ma,f.typus. VV hich (ball ſtd. 
Afﬀtampi ung: 1 Stabilis. 2 Ratus,ad. fixus,p, 
z $Supploſio,calcatio,f. Standing vp. 
A place to ſtampe grapes. 1: Artectus,p. 
+ —— xp" Y h_ Standing farthey out. W—_— 
2 That can ftand by h1mſe 
2 Subſtantivus,ad. 
—_— 2 ReſtinQus , inhibi- pd alr,or brare ©tany., 
2 Taleca,f. 
+@tandard,vide enſigne. A Staple, Cavum in quo peſſa- 
He nnnT before 47 » Or | lum = Ft 
ftandar Aftaple. Loos vbi lanam vende- 
To &tann. bant, 
x Sto,conſiſts, Starch made of wheate, or cuckow- 
To ftand ſtill, x Siſto, conſiſto, ſub- | pit reetes, x Twrbaſis,f. 
,conſto,fubſto. 2 Manco, con. | To wax (tarke,or frfe with cold. 
quieſco, 1 Rigeo,obrigeo,rigeſco ſo. 
ve ftand fith, as waters doe. To "oa. ſtarke. F 
conſtagno. 1 Rigidor. 
Toftard vpon, _ # ftarke,or ft fie. 
1 Superſto. Teranicus,ad. 
To tant ar out,or fay off. | T«ſtare ibovjan 
1 Profto,abſtodifto, 1 Aſpc&o. 
To ftand before. 7 haue bu baire flare, 
1 Przfiſto, 1 Horreo. 
" Band [are. Staring. 
- fend / x Pavitans,p. _ 
offandby. Al ftarin with the baire. 
1: Aſlifto,afto, f cericita _ "of 
To ftland out or over other. | Sn? def . 
l Ext0, ſuperexto. To Pouc like 73 Stello, 


A ſtarve. 

1 Sydus,aſtrum,lumen, 

Stare falling. 

1 Aporrogz F. 
A figure of ſtarres in heauen, 

3 Cynolara,f. 
The day ſtarre. 1 Luciferus, phoſ. 
phorus,cous,m jubar,n. 

The emening ftarre. 1 —_— _—_ 
rus, m. heſf perugo, f, 
2 Noditer,ad, 

The 7 ſtars called Charles waine, 

s Plauftrum,n hamaxa. 

The ſe.men ſtart which avpeare the 11 
( alends of Inne. x Suculz,vergiliz, 
pleiades, hyades. 

Seaucn ſtarres likes a triangle at the 
taile of the Lions 

1 Perenices crines. 

A c:rtame ſtarre called Orion. 

2 Iugulat. 

A certaine ſtay calle] Charles waine. 

1 Boctes, bootg,bootus. 

A blaſing ſtar, or comet. x Come- 
ea, m, 2 Stella crinita, vel comans. 

A ſtar,or ſigne in heanen conſiſting of 


many ſtars, 1 Sydus,aſtrum,n.con- 

ſtellatio,f. 

The cou ſe of the ſtave, 

1 Circulus ſtellarum , meatus fyde- 
rumnixus aſtcorum. 

Start riſing at the going downe of the 


ſanne. 1 AcronyCtz,t, 

Stars that ſeerme to caft brizbt yellow 
beames. 1 Chryſei. 

A blaſing ftarre like a borne. 

1 Ceranas, 

A wandering ſtar,o* planet, vide pla- 
net, 

Stars in the fine cancer, 

1 Afclli, 

The do; ftv. 1 Sydus fervidum, 
procyon,firius,erigoncius, m. 2 Ca- 
nis,c.g canicula,Ff, 

The ſtay called the leſſer dry. 

1 Antecanis. 

A ſhooting ftevre, 

2 Sydus volans. 

A little ſtar, or marke in writing like 
aſtarre. 1 Aſteriſcus, 

Hee that hath ;kjill , or knowledge in 
ftars. 1 Aftronoinus,m. 

The ſhroting of flars 

1 Trajectiones ſtellarum, 

Starrie, 2 Aſtrifer, ltcllifer, fielli. 
|< pary worn 
oF Like to flars, 


exalis,ſtellatis, 


I <” MARE: 
7 he ſtar chamber. 
Camera ſtellata. 


A ftattey afts. 
+ Erro,n, 
Stare 


STE 


« Starting away. 
I Pugives ad. 
A ſtartop,or high ſhoe. 
I 
'Alitle ſtartop; 17 Secculus, 
Startops a hind of ſhoes, 
1 Carbainz,Ff. 
That weareth ſtart ops. 
I \ occatus,P. 
Ts ſtarue,a. 
2 Conficio. 
Ts ftarne for hunger, neut. 
1 Fameo. 
Srarued with hunger. 2 Effracus 
conſecus, vel eneQus fame. : 
A faruelirg, that us nothing but thin 
an«bone, x Strigoſus,ad. 
| Starued, 
s Famelics,ad. 
A fſlate,cond:iton,or degree, 
: Conditio, f. 2 Qrdo, m. claſlis, 
fors,ratio,res,F. 
The ſtate, or diſpoſition of the bedys 
1 Conſtiemio,habitudo,f, 
The Hate of a man vnmarried. 
1: Czhbarus,m. 
The ftate of a bigh prieft, 
1 Pontificatus,m. 
The tate of a commen wealth where 
fewbe in aunthoritie. 
1 Oligarchia,f. 
A ſtate, poſſi (ſion, or ſeaſing of land 
takgn by the buyer, 
1 Mancipatio,f. 
, A continual ſtate, 
1 Tenor,m. 
States, 1 Primores,proceres. 2 Pa- 
tres, purpurati,m. 
Tobe ſtately,or proud. 
1 Superbio. 
Sratelineſſe. 1 Superbia, excelfitas, 
altitudo,elatio,f ſupercilum,n. 
Statel:neſſt in ſpeech. 
1 Grandiloquentia,f. 
Statrly. 1 Superbus,magnificus,ad. 
2 Elatus,p.imperiofus,ad. 
0 tately in ſpeech. 
1 Magniloquus. 
Stately. 1 Superbe. 2 Elate, ſub- 
late, imperiose, adv, 
A ﬀtatton. Statio, 
A ſtatue. Statua 
A ſtattoner, Bibliopola, 
The ſtature,or proportion of the body 
1 Statura,f. 
One of lattle flature, 1 Nanus, m. 
2 Gracilis,humilis, ad. 
One of good ſtature. 1 Grandior, 
grandiuſculus, minvſculus, ad. 
A ſtatute. 1 Statutum,infticutum, 
przicriptum , decretum , n. Lex, f. 
Scatum,n. 
Statutes, 
1 Conſtitutd,n. 
The flaie, or law of a general eomnerll, 
or parliament. x Senat \{conſilturn,n. 
A [{atute azainſft ynlawſull games. 
1 Lex talaria» 


A ſtat we of hutbandrie. 

1 Lex agrania. 

A ſtatute for vagabonds. 
xr Lex plagiaria. 

Bathes of ſtatmtes. 

1 Capitalaria. 

Ts ſtead, or pleaſure. 
Proſum, 


A ſteake of fleſh fried. 
fula f. 


traho,ſarripio 


To ſteale out an ballowed place. 

1 Sacrilego. 

To dnye away by ſtealth, 8 
2 Abigo. 


Ts ſteale away neut. of conveirh him- 
ſelfe from by ſtealth. 
1 Subterducere (e. a Subreps. 
To ficale 1n into,0r vpon. 
2 Irrepo,irrepto. 
To fac any in onei hand : to ſteale 
vpen, x Obrepo. 
To ſtrale vpon of ten. 
1 Obrepto, 
To ſteale vpon by little and little. 
2 Protepo. 
Stolne away. 1 Furatus.' 2 Surrep- 
tus,creptus,ſublati, ſubreprus,p. 
A ſtealer, x Furtificus,m. vide rob- 
ber and theefe. 
A Fealcr of cattle, or driutr away of 
cattle by ftealthy 
1 Abigens,abaQor,m. 
The art of ſuch ſtealing or the ordina- 
rieftealirg of cattle. 
1 Abjgeatus,m, 
A ſtealer of 111fles, 
1 Ficharpax, Fur micariws, vel mi- 


nutarius. 
A ſtealer of naprie, or a pick purſe. 
1 Manticulanus, m. 
A ſtealer of mens ſervants , or chil- 
dren. x Plagiarius,mm. 


The offence of ſuch ftealers. 
1 Plagumn. 
Stealth, 


A ſtealing way of meate. 
: Przdatio, 
A ſtealing , *y conveighing away pri- 
vily. 2 Subreptio. 
A ſtealing, or creeping vpon provilge 
2 ObreptioyFf. 
Srollen, or falſe ly come by. 
1 Surrepe.tius,ſabreptinins, 
At ftollen times, or times ſpared from 
other affaires, 
2 Hors $uceifivis 
Temporibus @ Snbfecivis. 
Dy ſtealth. 1 Furto, furtim,furtive. 
2 Clancu'um, clatn, raptim airep- 
tim,adv.vide rb. 

Z 4 


A ſtean,or rome. 1 Vid. 21 
cus,m.ſedes,f. ” 
That # infteed,ox place of another. 

1 Vicanus,m. 


bos,c g. vide Bullecke 

To make (tedfaſt, table, ſure, firme, 
or ſtrong. 1 

mo, vide eftab/:fþ. 

He thas maketh ftedfaſt, or ſure. 

1 Firmator,m. 

Stedfaftreſſe, or Pableneſſe.- 

1 Firmitas, firmitudo, ſtabilitas, £. 

vide conftancie. 

Stedfaſt ab:ding. 

2 Tenacitas,f. 

Sterfaſt, or ſtable. 1 Conſtans, ſta« 

bilis, firmus , i ilis, immotus. 

: Tenax, incuncuſlus, ad. vide con- 
ant. 

That is fledfaft, firme, or vpon which 

onemay ground, 1 Ratus, conſtans. 

2 Fixus,p.proprius,ad. 

VVhich u not ftedfaſt, 

I rmus,incertus, ad. 

ſtedfaſtly. 1 Firme,firmiter. 3 Con. 

tinenter,ſancte,adu. vide conflantly. 

Alteed. 

Equus generoſus. 


©teele. x Chalybs,m.Romoma,n. 
2 porn 

A ſteele to firi k 

I [rien 

To iteepr. 

1 Macero, 

To fteepe m, 

1 Intingo, 

To become (oft with ſleeping. 

2 Macereſco. Peeping 


Steeped. x Maceratus , made fa- 
Qus,pretinus,p. 

Steepeneſſe, x Acclivitas,decli- 
vitas,t, clivus,'m. clivum, prgcipiti- 
um,n. 

Steepe, x Acclivis.acclivus,declivis, 
clivius,clivoſus,ad.derupus,p. 

$S reaper? ,or ſteepe. 


. 


mi$Ef. 

A (terre, vide feare. 

To fteere a boate or ſhip. Clayum te« 
nere,retardo. 

To grow 10.4 ſtemm@zor ſtake. 

1 Cauleſco, 

The fem of a treegplantor hearbe, 

r Stirps.f. 

The ftem of atree. 1 Truncus. 
Alle ſtem. 1 Trunculus, 

The ftem, or ſtalke of an bearbe. 

r < aulis,m. 

Such a little Fem, 1 Caulici \us,m. 
Tbe ftem,or ftalke of any hearbe that 
may be caten, 11 

Tc flemme,or firaw of corns ffom the 
r0.te to the care. 


1 Culmus. 2 Calamus,ine , 
The 


= # 


$TE 


STE 


A— 


_—____ 


FY 


_—_—— 


— 


4 


The fem of a ſhip. 
2 RKoſtrum. 

That hath but one Flems, 

1 Vniſtirpis. 2 Vnicalamus,ad. 
Afﬀtele. Manubrum. 

To Fherne, 

Calorem emitto. 

To ſtench, vide #7 anch, 


T, ,or go by fieps. 
ym go by 3tep 


ER 


To Th Wh forw awd, 1 Proctdo, 
rovening 


» P 
To quickly. 
: Atl. 


Aﬀep. 1 Gradus,paſſus, greſſus. 
A foor Pepe. 
iV 
A Hepes of 4 mans foote, 
l 
A Hep 10c0 vp toabed. 
3 Scumnumyn. 
The #fep,or round of a ladder. 
1 Clymateer, m, ; 
- eppmg. 
radatio. 
Made with fleps. 1 Gradatus ad. 


Crep by ſtep. 1 Gradatim. 2 Inter- 


ruptim, interpellatim,zdv, 
= __—_ rhe ſtepmother, 

4 forfarber or {ather in law. ' 
1 Vitricus,m. 


A fSepmother. x Noveicaf, 
A ftepſonae. 


xz Torve,adv 
Cterling,or efterling, « kinde efwaigh 
conterning 32 60rnes tbe wheate © 
pery Ferling waieth ſo much) 
Tve (terne of _— 

1 Clavus,m. 
He that Paldech the ferne. 
1 ,m. 
hY yy noaſe, or t me, 
[ {Dip condns, 

,©EcOnNoOMUS, 

bath caſtaldius. 2 Admini- 


things neceſſary for fu- 
JM 


—_— —. 


” Srogride fiſh pond. 
To ſteyg,or boile ts peecer, 
2 Macero, . . 
Stewed in broth, 
$ Iurviencus, 
A Dm hote houſe,or baine, 
i Calidarium, baineum ,tepidarium, 
fudatorim , hypocauſtum, laconi- 
cum, vaporarum , nympheum, 
alan. 
Achamber adioining to a flew , or 
ps I coy —_ 
er,or mutt re fſe of a 
1 Balneator, m. trix, f. = ſta. 


Tbe The ewes, brothell houſe ,or houſe of 

ner oh dy rr 
m , gancum, 1 p 

ganea,przſepes, f. 

A place m 4.tent appointed for 4 

ſtewes. 1 Meritorium,n. 

A hawnter of ftewes., n Ganeo. 

2 Scortator,admiſlarius,m. 

VVhores of the ſtewes. 

1 Summananz meretrices. 

Pertaming to the ſtewes , or brothel 

houſe, 1 Lupanazis, ad. 

To ſtich, vide ftirch. 

T» _— _ thruFF info a thi - 4 

1 Conhgo, , transfigo, 

c0.3 Pertodio, oh 4 

To ftickyf often, or thruſt i in. 

1 Figo,infigo,configo defigo. 

” ftioxe vpn 


To AS before, 1 Prafigo, 
- ER 
Hereo,hzreſco,obhzreo. 
# ſticke, or flicks at. 
4 x oe 
To pe to, x AJhareo, adbgreſco. 
2 Inſto 
To ſticke fabt, 
1 Inſider. 
To ſticke faſt to liks birdlime. 
2 Lemteo,lenteſco. 
Sticked, faſtned, —_— 
1 Fixus, 
Sticked, _—__— Thruſt tbrough. 
1 Perfixus, transfixus, confixus, per- 
foraws. 2 Perfodlus,p. jp Tn 
—_— or he that threuſteth t 
Perfaſlor. _ 
4 ing, or faſtming to, 
Eo CON 
4 fti or thruſt ing in. 
Cong, . 
an ſticking, or cleaving vnte. 
1 Adhefiof, : 
Altick. » Bacillus, m. 2 Stpes, 
arundo,f.lipniculum,a 
Small ftickes , - or dry bruſh tokzndie 
the fire quickely. 
1-Cremum, ay n. 


Stilts. 


I + Obvarpales obwrpeo, vt obtor- 
4 Teftnd er be $6 I 
Rigeo, 


5 be ſtifily bewt. 

1 Obhrmare animum, 
Made ftiffe,or ſtrffened. 
1 Rigoratus,p, 


CS uae by ks of cold, 


C By ns eſſe by reaſon of opinion. 

1 Obftinttio, f. vide obftinare, 

Stiffe,or cold. 

1 Rigens, p.rigidus. 

s tife,or - ftardeth hard. 

2 Rigers,p.rt folidus. 

That u ſo ſtiffe, that it cannot be bent 
bs, ad. 


1 Inflexibils 
Cs ffe tn his ane, or ſtiffe necked, 
23 Tenax,ad.vide obit;nate. 


Sriffely,or hardly. 


2K fy 


Ctiffely, or ſtabbornely, 

1 Pertinaci:cr,przſrat,confidemer 
2 Acriter, 

To ſtifle. 

3 Obdo,videfrgle. , 
Stigmaticall. Stigmaricns, 

Aﬀtile. 

1 Climax,f ſcala agreſtis. 

A tile,or forme of writing. 

1 Stylns,m.icriptura. 3 Vena,f. cha- 
racter,m 

The - -— fitle of a proceſſe,or diſe 
courſe. 23- Comextus,m. 

A lofty , or ns or manner of 

aking. y 

CEE: fe bſnch a 9 _ 

1 Magniloquus, ad. 

A lojty-tragizall file, 

2 Corhurnus. 
That writeth ſuch a ffile. 

2 Cothurnatus,ad, 

Te be {til[,or calme. 2 Sileo, conſi- 
leo,conſileſco, vide calme. 
Te le ftill, er ſay nothing, 

1 Sileo, vide 10 bold ones peace, 

To waxe ftill,calne, #1 quiet, 
2 Sileſco, miteſco. 
To ftill,or make fill, or calme. 

I -—— 2 Pacifico,complaco, 


Sti!ne ſe. 1 Tranquillitas, f. 2 S- 
lentinm,n. quies, tACturritas. 

Still, or quiet, wWithous noi, or frou- 
ble. 1 Tacitus, taciturnns. 2 Altus, vt 
ys , Vide -— and quiet, 
Dttl or without ceaſing. 

I Aſſidue, ady. vide continually, 


2 Liquefacio. 
Stilled. 2 LiquefaQtus,ps 


'y Capitetlum, n.cliburus,nt- 
Stilliard, i. fleeleyard. 
2 Grallef.. 


. A ffillatory 


STI 


ST I 


—A—— 


— 


A ftilt'man,or geey #n flults, 
1 Grallator, w. 


Sumuleus 
Cruel ſer with ſlings, or pricks. 
That = or pricketh, 


To fr very much, 


4 ſinking _ a ſemke. 
wh _ rancor , m. 2 Vi 


A A tinking breath, 
2 Popina,f. 
_ ef Pinkeng of the breath. 


oh i in the noſe cenfing a ſtinking. 
Saver. 1 Oxena, F. 

A ſtinks y or ill Gre of the eanth, 
comming of water and brunſi one, 

1 Mephitis. 
That /o izheth, 
1 Mephuticus. 


- 


Stinkang.1 Fartidus, putidus, vapidns, 


{purcus,graveolus,rancidis, infuavis, 
2 Olidus, virulcatus, violus,tacr,ad. 
Somewhat ftaking. 

1 Putidulus, 

Stuking bike 4 goate, 

1 Hircoſus. 

Vory ftinkinge 

1 fm 

Stinkrngly. x Putide,rancide, 

To Ly ms or flacke. 

2 ingno, comprimo , cocreee, 
fedo, compeſco. 

To ſtint ,neut or craſſe. 

2 Ceſlo, conceſlo, fublido, deliſto, 
abſifto, delino, quieſco , areſco, vt 
weepmg [tinieth, 


2 Reſtatus,excinds. 


tipulator,m 
— z Stipulatio, £ (lipu. 


" _ _ 
ac. or raiſo up. 


» Cones, an te, exc 
,concalefacio. 


CO,aMIMmo 

To ſtir out of order, 

1 Turbo, 

To ftir,or m1we. 

1 Dimoveo, vide to x»%%e. 

To ftiy play/antly, by alluring, Or 11- 
tiſement, vide allur 

To | 7oue aguober, 

I 


To ftiy to arger, 

2E 

To flir about next. or walke abon?, 
: Ambulo. 


To ſtir with any part of the body. 
1 NiQor. 


To be ſtirred, or provoked. 
1 Laceſſoe. 

Tobe flirred out of order. 
1 Turbor, 
Starred, o  rproveked,  r Ciratus,com- 
Citus,Cxcmus. 34 COME 


ns.p: 
Stirred out of order, 
Turbatus. 


I 
Stirred,or moved. 1 Motus. 2 Ex- 
ercuus,p. vt flumina curſu exercita. 
Stiryed to anger, 
2 Exaccerbatus. 
Stirred greatly, or much moved. 
1 Percitus,p. 
Inwardly ftrrred, or moved, 
1 Inſt, ps 
A ſtirrey, + 
x Concitator, m. trix, f. ſtimulator, 
extimulator, m 
A ferrring, or provoking. 
1 Incitatus,trritatus, m. 
- ſtirrmg,or moving. 
i1o,mocno,f motus, m. 
- irring or pleaſant moving. 
3 Tin] 
A ftaring roger 
I ms 
4 our of order, or d:ſordering. 
wbano,Ff. 
G reat ftir, or lux{y buvly. © 
1 Tumulſtus,m. 
Full of ſuch ſtry. 
I Tumwlruofts. 
S tirrng,or moving to wantonneſſt. 
2 kix,com g. 


That be ei ſtirred, or moved. 
vr 02 om arr or trouble, 


NO nn 


An iron ſtirrop 


To go through ſtitch, 
1 1 erage,vt opiis peragere. 
_ ou m aiy part of the body. 


ompuntho,f, 
> ſtitch in the ſides, x Dolot late- 
rum, vel 


A ſtithie. x Incus,f vide «evil. 


The ſtocks of a tree, 1 wy ſtipes, 
truncus,codex 
A little ftocke. 
_ runcubs,m- 
Of ,or belongmng #0 moe or body 
of a tree. 1 Caudeus, ad 

Afﬀtocke, or race, whereof one com- 
meth. 1 natales, in, proſa- 


pia. 2 Stups, 
The ftocke,or bloud of a gentle houſe, 
1 Stemma, n. 
Bt one, or _ Pocke. 
rr race and linage 
A [kocke pur in ones hand ro vſe,oc- 
<upy,and trafficke withall, 

: Peculium adventitium. 
A ſtocke {es in the ground to xraffe 


on, 2 Talea, f. 


Toſer n Stoches. 
1 Cippus,m,nu- 


A pare of flockes. 
mella,f. 2 Robur,n. 

ADtocke geleflower, 
t Viola lutea. 


Teras fm n 
To take ſftomacke, or 
he, #7 hardmeſſe. 


To ftomacke,or be angry. 
Stornachor. 
T ou eur of the ſtomacke. 


or ry 1 w rat 
cuks;m. 2 Aluus, £ 


S ns cmurage. 
1 Spinas,m. vide coxrage, 


Stomacke, anger, 
Which © et in 
1$ ie 


| That hath an euill, ox weake ſtomach, 
an mull, ox weake 
1 Cacoftomachus,m. 


bh ite to mate. 
The  3xPTNF 
mouth of t 
f 
(#] 


I "I 


STO 


th. -_— - - _ 


BS 
"0 
> > 
2% | 
[: 2.6 
5 


: Lap 


' Towaxe bard 4 a ſtone. 


i: L 


: To a my rid a place of ſtones. 
pido,delapido. 


—_ rained ftenes. 
I Lapidavit, lapicatum eft,iwp. 
A ſtone. * 


| x Lapis,m.ſaxum,n. 


Alntle ſtone, 
' x Lapillus,m ſaxalum,n 
Alutle ſharpe ſtone, or a a peece of a 
ſtone, 1 If 
Agreat ſtone, 
x Petra.f. 
The lower, or _ ſtone of a mill. 
2 Meta,f.vide M 
A quarry of, Bone vide quarry. 
A dig ger of ſtoner, 1 Lapicida, 
com-g.vide quaryie man. 
A burler of ftozes , or he that hurleth 
with ſtones. 1 Lapidator. 
Stones tied by firings, or thongs, to 
hur'e at men, vſed in wayre. 
I Librilla,libe lla,f. 
An beape of mo 
x Li 
(rtaine ſtones FA about 4 pillar, 
1 Paraſtratz,parafticz, 
A pret:ous ſtone, 
1 Gemmayf. 2 Lapillus,m. 
$tones found im a [wallowes belly. 
1 Chelidonij,m. 
Stones ſet on Toth ſides a doore, or 
| Lateto ffrengthenze. 
0 s Ante lapides. 
\ A ſtony place where ſtones grow, 
1x Saxctum,n. 


* Afton; . 
I! 


That hath bis ſtones worne, 


; S ar La 
ther chap 


us us,ad. | Ed by 
That _— aftene. 


x Saxificus,ad. | 
' That breaketh ſtones. 1 Saxifragus,ad, 


—_ to 4 ſtone. 
[The ſtone, iTeſtic,com. g teſticu» 
lus,coleus,m. | 


A mans Genes, 

x Cliterini,m. 

VVhere a mans flonet are fet out of 

their places 

I Chis- 

Srones of hogs herng gelded, 
. 1 Polimenta,n, 


The (tone,or gravel in a 
; 1 Lithiafs, nephritis, &-- 


| lus,m 
\ That b ith the ſtone, 
1 Nephriticus,m. 


The (tone, wherein the kernell let h as | 
bn cherres,plumu,and ſuch like, 

x Officulumn 

A lone i mortey, 
1 Maceria, naaceriesF. 

To haue luſt ro $0 19 @tovle, 
1 Cacaturia, 


To goto ſtoole, 1 Evacuo, vel purgo 
Yum. 
To eauſe to go to ftoole. 
2 Cico,clicio,tr ouco, traho, & ſoluo 
alvum. 
A going to floole. 
1 Dejedio. 
A Stoole, 1 Sclla, ſeliquaſtra,#. 
I 
A "Wh 
1 Sellula,f. 
A Hoole wont to —_ in the forepayt 
of a ſhip, I Sedis,f. 
A coole ſtoole, 1 Scamnum n. 
A foore ſtoole. 1 Scabellum. 2 Sub- 
terpedanium,n, 
A three footed ſtoole, 
3 Tripus,m, 
A place where ftooles aye kept for 
men to fit upon, 1 Sellaria,f. 
A folding ſtoole, or chaare. 
x Sella plicatilis. 
A chamber ſtoole. 
1 Laſanum,n.lla familiaris. 
To Hfoope,aR..s to toope abarrell, 
1 Pando. 2 Inclins. 


To ſtoope,neut. 2 Inclino,vergo,in- 

m—_— {e,fleere (ec. 

To ſtoope {orward. 

2 Proclino, 

Stoeping downeward. 

1 Pronus,pendules, vietus,ad. 

To wor coy ſtry,or vary 
luſtineo,impedio,obſto, 


logos 2 Occurro. 


To ſtop,or gh vp" 
T _——_—_— _ 
* Bye ng 2 Obdo, obſero 


To ſtop one of his e. 
1 Obvarico. ples 
To ſtop,fill, os Huffe with. 
1 Impleo,o intercio. 
To Hop, ebinkes,or clefts. 
I 5 GGTIETNS. 
To ſtop often, 
1 Reſtito. 
To fto le,ſappreſſe,ov aſſware, 
; Compeſco. 4 Opprimogeprime, 
fevoyupprinoewado 
To Hop,or _ 
- 1 Inter 


\ To top ones ne. that he canmet tell 


bis tale, n 0. 
To Hop breath, 
x \ Suffeco, v.ts frahgle and choake. 


I To ftop,or cover with dart,or mud. 


1 Oblimo. 


2 Calan. | To ffov ones _—_ 3 Opprimere 


os 
To ftop,nent os in going. 
I Reſifio, fubGdes. he 


S ppat,crfibbad 
1 Impeditus. 2 Interruptus,ps 
m_— or Juppreſſed. 
COCTCITUS,P. 
ore or ſhut VP. 


2 — 
Stopped,or (but before. 
1 Recluſus,preſtrafius,p, 
Stopped,or ſtuffed with. 

2 Obſeſſus,p. 

He that ſtopped any man by the high 
way. 1Obvaricator, 

A ſtepping ,or ſtaying. 1 Retardatio, 
inſtitio,impeditio,t. 

A ſtopping, or ſhutting vp. 

1 Obſtructio, 2 Strangulatio, f. 
ftrangulatus,m. 

A ftoppiug of the winde, or ſmoothe* 
ring. 1 Sutfocaiio,prefocatio, ſtran- 
gulatio.f.. 


The ſtepping of the paſſe m the blad. 
dey vw tth great danger , when the piſſe 
cannot paſſe out. 1 Tichuriagf. 
A ſtop , orlet. 1 Impedimentum, 
obſtaculum, prezpedimentum,remv- 
ramen,n. 2 Difficultas f, 
Belonging to ſtopping. 
1 Stiparws,ad. 
VVithout ftop,or ſtay, 
1 Inoffense,adv. vide Fay. 
AStopple. 1 Obturatorium,ob- 
thuramentum,obſtrutoriumgn, 
Te ®to2e, or lay vp in ſtore, 

2 Servo, repono, 
Laid { vp m Store, 
1 Repolitus,& repoſtus,p. \ 

tore, 
x1 Copia. 3 Proflucatia,f. 
Small ſore. 
3 Copiola,t, 
Store, or proviſion for « bouſe, im 
vittuals,andſuh like. 
1 Penum,n penus, i. vel, vs, dub g. 
$,Oris,N. 

LV ell ftorcd. 67 furn;ſhed. 
2 Refertus , locupletarus, p. locup- 
les,ad. 
1ud:fferently ftored, 
2 Mediocris. 
A to2e houſe. 1 Apotheea,cella, 
f.repoſitorium, armarinm. 2 Horre- 
um,n. theſaurus,m. 
A ſtore houſe for vittuals. 
1 Promptuarium, cellarium ,penari- 
um,n. cella penatla. 
ff Here houſe for armor , and ordi- 
nance.1 Armamentarium. 
Afﬀtore houſe, for tackling of ſhips. 
x Coſteria, f, 
A@to:ir. 1 Hiſtoria,fo 
The Hory writing. 
1 Hiſtoriographia?f. v. h;fory. 
A tome, vide fer ft. 
To waxe Otont, or </dainefſw'!. 
1 Syperbio. 
Stoutneſſe, or £9 wy av10uſne ſſe, 


I Strenuitas, f. 2 Nervus,m. 
$8 toufe 


* 
— , #4 =. 4. 


"a _ — OO 


ST R 


STR 


STR 


Stoutneſſe, tr conragionſneſſe inſuf- 
feringor abiding. 
1 Perſeverantia,f. 


$ routneſſe, pride,ſurlineſſt,ov fateli- 
neſſe. x Faſtus, 
tia,fuperbia. 
Stout and lofty words. 

2 Seſquipedalia verba. 

Stout, bold, or couragious. 

I Audax , ſtrenuus, animoſis, 1 im- 


perterritus , impavidus , magnani- 
mus,ad. 


Sront,proud, ſurly,or diſdainefull, 

1 Superbus , arregans, faſtolus, fa- 
ſtuoſus. 2 Tumidus,ad. datus,infla- 
fus, 

CS + ſtout, or aduenturens. 

1 Audaculus,aq. 


 Stately,or valiantly. 


1 Strenue,perfortiter, impavide,her- 
cules. 2 Nervose,fidenters 
Sreutly,or like a ſtout or diſdarefull 
fellow. 1 Superbe, faſtidiose, arro- 
ganterzinfolenter, faltosc, 
Stontly in abiding. 
1 Conftancer,adv. 
Stoner, » fodder. 
2 Pabulum,n. 
A @tound,or Howe, i. a fit, ſud 
”. 

Stowe, 
ConfliQus. 

To Strandl[e,or go flraling. 

1 Varico,& cor. 

Stradled, oy [et ftradling, 

1 Divaricatus,p. 

One thas eocth fty, 1d.ing. 

2 Varicus, ad. 

To Straggle,or vendey, 

1 Palor. 

A ftrargler. 

! Erro,ms 

To Stray abroad,or 79 aſtray. 

I Vagor,evagor,erto, pererro aber- 
ro,inerro_obcrro,deerro. 

A ſtrayer,or that ſtrayeth much. 

1 Erraticus, err » Vagus,ad 
A flrayine. 

1 Erratio,aberratio,{.error. 
Aſtraiſe, or ſtray. 

Beſtia erratica, 

To make Stratght,or narrow. 

2 Comtaho,vide narrow. 

Made firaiqht, or narrow. 

1 CoarRatus, 2 Reſtritus p. 
Strarghtreſſe. 

3 ArQuoſhtas,f, 

A Freight... 

1 Anguſtia, f. 

Straight, or neyrow. 

1 Anguſtus, ar&us. 2 Stricus, re- 
{triaus,contraQtus,p. 

ber ſtra:ght,or narrow. 


Straight [y,or navel. 

- Angultt,are. 2 SrriQe reftriQe, 
v. 

Very Hoes x Peranguſts, __ 


To Straighten » make ſtraight, or 


right 
i Diti ico, rectifico,corng, 
7 aurs, w right, I —_ 
dire&us,regularts,ad. 
Straight vp. 
1 Arretus,P. 
Gong tht we), or by andby. 
1 Tllico, mox, protinus, quampri- 
mum, ſtatim, actutum, confeſtim, 
continuv ,ecxtempls,e veltigio.ady. 
Strarght again#t, 
2 Eregione. 
Straight out. 
1 ProrreRe,ady. 
Straightly,or r htly, 
1 Rece,diret refs direfd,adv, 
dtaight by line. 
1; Ad amuſſim. 
To ftraine liquor, 
1 Colo,as. 
T' ftrams through. 
z Percolo. 
To /trame through a ſacke. 
1 Sacello. 
Stramed as liquor. 
1 Colatus,percolatus,p. 
A ſtrainer, 
1 Cola,f.colum 2 Cilicium,n. 
To ftraine, as men do for rent ,or any 
duty. 1 Pigneror, 
To fſtraine, or endevoy greatly. 
1 Nitor, annitor, VI$eO, adurgeo. 
2 Contendo. 
Straining, or labouring. 
» Obnius,vroens,p. 
He that firameth bimſelfe to do any 
thing, 1 Molitor,m. 
To {trance hard, or preſſe and wri-g 
together —_ more” 4m _ 
1 Stringo difuri Tc 0, 
arcco po "4 2 —_ 
To frai iethevorce. 3 Intendu,con- 
tendo,clevo, 
Straired, or prefſed. 1 Conſtrifus, 
diſtriQus , obſtricus , aſtricus, ie 
Nees, ſbſtrifus, 2Qus, preſſus, 
compreus,p. 
A fairing. or wringing. is 
m,preſſura. 2 Connacio,f. 
A ftrafnner, Linteum ad colan- 
dum liquorem. 
A ftraming: together, 
i CoarRatio. 
A ftraining,or r ſquſing our. 
1 Expreſſio,t. 
A Ftrammg of the voice. 
2 Contentio yocis, intentio VOCs 
Apt to ftrcinz,or binde hard. 
1 AſtriQorius, ad. 
A \trake,.r hoope of a cart wheel? 
wherein theſg okes be ſer. 
I 0 a victus. 
T» ſtrangle,o choake, 
1 Ango, vide choakgs 
St rangled. | 


1 Eliſus, prefocatus. 
A Hrangling. 


_—_ 


r1$ .m. 
To go into ſtrange countries, 
1 Pe 


To ſtrange, vide eftrange. 


A itranger. I 


adve- 
na,alienigena, inquilinus, m. alicnus 
Extraneus , externus , exterus, adv, 


2 Holpes. 


A Hranger making his abode with ws, 


t Incoia,com 8.1 


inquilinus,m. 
A ttranger converted io our kind of 
living,or rel gion. 


1 Pcolclyrus,m 
Hee that us wont to travel! firange 


countries, or 4 pilgrim, 


I Peregrinator,m. 

That receiveth fir angers. 

1 Hoſpes,m & t.hoſpitus. 

He that by Rrrange ſignes telleth be- 


fore what hall follow after. 


1 Prodigiator,m, 
- (frange Woman. 


_ boſpitall, for Frangere. 


A frange dts vſ/ed. 

1 Cloſlerna,n. 

He that _ ou word; 
1 Gloſſographus, m 
A range thing. 
1 Pwrt 
paradoxum,n. 
A dwelling in ſtrange countries,or the 
t170e of ones being there. 

1 Incolatus,m. 

1il uſing of ſtr 

roo y 

Brought out of a ſtrange countrey. 

1 Exoticus,ad. 

Strange , or vncoth. 1 Alienus, in- 
cognitus, peregrinus. 2 Rarus,in(o. 
litus,inuſitatus, inauditus,novus,mi- 
tabilis,ad. 

Stravge, or far fe. 1 — 
tus. 3 Longinquus ent 
monſtro'us,a ___ 
Strange, or forraine. 

1 Externus , extrarius, cxterraneus; 
extrancus,ad. 


N 


- 


Not ſtrange. 

I Inalienus, 

More ftrange,or not famliay. 

l Averſior,ad. , "Y 
trangely. 2 Nov , prodigioſe b 

avaiſe , monſtrole , inulitate, info» 

lite. 

From ftrange countries. 

1 Peregre,adv. | 

The ſtrangurte , or frangsllon, 


which is, when one maketh water by 
drops wery hardly , and with great 


ne. 1$ ia,fydugia,f. veſicz 
morbasgmig alli 3 2 Subful. 
lum, 
Al atageme. 


1 Stratagema,n. 


Ale. 


—«l 


—_—_— PE 


"TY 


— 


S TR 


STR 


I £- 
Af ift ſfreame. Torrens,gurges, 
SE coofturing 


To Straw, or Pr ead. 
; Sterno,conſicrno 
To ftraw «br 
x ' 
To ftraw,vr ſpread vnder. 
x: Sublterno. 
Served, 1 Stratus, conſtratus, fib- 
Rratus. 2 Sparks,p. 
Sraw.or litter laid ds horſes. ' 
1 Subſtramenn. 
s traw laid in a litter, 


tria,f. 
Strep ts thatch withall. 


x Stipula,f.culmen, n. 

The ſtraw or corne betweene the roo! 
the eare. 1 Culmus, calainus, 

m. 

A ftrav with the ears. 


: Calama. 
$ traw,or fthble, left in the field after 


the corne s Teap 


I Sramineus, 


I Stramineus,ad. 


amentitius. 


Te @trayne,vide ftraine, 
A @treake. 


1 Tractus,m.lincamentum, n. 
A Streame, orriver. 
Amnis,dub 


Alucn- 


,n. 
A meeting of fireames together. 
I Conflarian,n.confiangn. 
Streaming out. 


1 Profuſus,p. 

Belongs ro 4 
i Gurgic 

Streaming ly. 
om 


EEREEY vide enſigne, 


1 Vicus, m. vicina, 
2 Parczcia, via, _ viz,the ſtreetes 
of the city, 
A great firect. 1 Platea, E 2 Via 
lata. 
A little ftreet. 
1 Viculas,m. 
A narrow N—— 
1 Angiportus,ti, vel t 
A beater of ſtreets. 
—_— 
ftlewnrx.d in flyects , and 


2 waiet, 1 Com 
—_ Md ftreets,or croſſe wazes, 


rn 10 aſtreete, 


many windings 
n. 


. 2 Spargs, con- 


vide __ 
> tr . dry to ſhraine, 
To ſtrengthen, or make ffrong. 
1 Firmo,co:robouw, ſtatilio. a Refi- 


co,rcfocille. 
To make tron firme, 6r weſiine. 
1 Solido, cenſolido. 
T's ſtrengthen, or forrifie —_—_ 
Muni : 


To gather firength 


, 07 waxe ſtrong. 
1 Valeo, v 


| convalea, conva- 


Tobe: wvery ſtrong, or more ſtrong, 
1 Pr. avcden  peealeſia aleſco 

Tobe very ftrong. l kvalcſco,polleo, 
przpolles, pe pervigeo. 
To de efiſonne: ſtrong m force. 
1 Repolleſco, 2 Vivelco. 
To ſtrengthen all abut. 
1 Communio, circummunio. 
To fortifie ftrongly. 
1Permunio,(c 
Sirengthned. 1 Firmatus » aunitus, 
corro wWs,P, 
AS trengrbning, 
I Vegetatio,fi firmitas,f. 
oy rength, or force, 1 Fertiade, vis, 

4 

m. robur. 2 Facultas, = poten- 
tia,f. nervus, lacertus,m, CONAMER,B. 
vide ability and force, 
CS trength and lie lineſſe . 


+ ++" = aa £. 
e O rene! 
x Syntexis,f. 


4 ftrong bold. 
4 ſtrong ſmell. 
10 


raveolentia, 
Awell compatt and ſtrong max. 
1 Strigo,ſtrigor, m, 
Strong, or valiant, 1 Potens, Va» 
validus 


Strong and forcible. 

1 Vehemens. 2 Gravis,ad. 

Strong in the brawne of the legger,or 
arme, 1T ad. 

Strong, or _—_— not ſoone be bro. 


hens I 
Very ftrong, or ef great h. 
- bro ;Yertius,vie 


F Full, of EP) ſtrength, 
1 Vividus,ad. 


. omewhat f ſtrong. J 
of x; ng at force, or ſtrength or 


—_—_ 


| 
Nothing fireng , or he that hath ne 


force, 

1 Incfficax,ad. 

Strongly. 1 Fortiter, valid?, valen- 
tr, invehementer, potenter. 2 Her- 

ales arbleticds, nervoie. 

Very ftronghe, 

om Pervalide, prevalide, perfurtiter, 


A ſtreſle, vide freame, 
= ſtretch out. : Rn _ 
n porrigo, Pando, to. 2 Expli- 


To ftrerch out in length,neut. 
a Procurro. 

To ftretch, or retch, a they that gape 
for ſleepe. 

z Pandiculor. 

Toftretchthe wings. 

1 Diſpenns. 

To ſtretch out by,or te, 

2 Opportigo. 
To —_—_ abroad ypon ſome thing. 
x Sterno, 

To ftretch abroad under, 

1 Subteudo. 

To ſtretch out often, 

1 Extento, intents, 

Stretching t4. 

1 Protendens. 2 pertinens, p. 
Stretthed out. 

1 Diſpanks,extentus, extenſus, por- 
reQus,dilatatns, 2 Projeftus, p, 
Not ftretched, 

1 Incontenws,ad. 
A ſtretching, 

1 Diſtentio, porreRQio, f, diſtentus, 
m.intenfſo,f. 
4 rets hin, , or retching, 
a tio, f, 

S1ratching out, or ſpreading alroad, 
1 Spatians,p. 
VV hich ſreccherb and retcheth far. 
2 Amplivagus,ad. 

As it were — "a—_ or diligently. 
1 Intente,ad 

To —_—_— to firaw. 
Strichell, vide frickle 

To ſtride, 

1 Varico, yaricor,advarico. 
cr long ſiride. 

1s. 

5 triding ly. 

1 Varictts,ady. 

Strife,vide to ftrme. 

To ſtrike, ſmite,or rap. 


1 Percutio, ic ,verbero,pello, 


To frike, or clap together. 
z Com 

To prefer to ſtrike, or ſirthe ar. 
2 Peto. 


& 1n peaces. 
Rat jo be > 


{ 


— 


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TY _— 


STR 


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, EYL® 9 
STR 


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F Rs 


To ftrike, or throw downe with blower, 
or otherwiſe, x Affligo, contundo, 
percello,dejicio. 2 Sternv,labefaQo, 
vt defipere ali colaphis inter- 
ram, 10 ftrike ene with blowes to the 


gro . 
Te ſtrike the Dulcimer,or harpe. 


2 Pcto, a: 

To firike out. 1 Elido. 2 Elicio,vt 
ignem conflitulapidum elicere. 
Toſtrike through, A 
tranſverbero. 2 Transforo, 0, 
transfodio. 


To ſtrike, or plucke downe ſailes. 
2 Contraho 


To ftrthe backwwd with the heele. 

1 Calcitro,recalcitro, 

To ftrike off, 

1 Precido, ; 

To ſtrike ag, ine, 1 Referio, repercu- 
tio,reverbero. 2 Recutio. 

To ſtrike betweene. 

1 Intercutio. 

To ſtrike as men dot , in paving of 
flowers. 1 Pavio, 

To ſirihe about. 

1 Circumpavio. 

To ftrike,raſe,or blot out, 

1 Deleo, oblitero, expungo. 2 In- 
duco, o 

To firike one, ſo that the marks or 
ſear remaine alwaves. 

1 Circatrico,cicatrizo. 

To ftyike as ſmiths doe. 

3 Cudv,procudo. 

To ſtrike with a ſtaffe.z Raculo, 

To ſtrike fire. x Pugillo. 

To ſirihe, or cut off ones head. 

1 Dcecollo. 2 Obtrunco, & przcido 
caput. 
Ts ſtrike off the top, x Decacumino. 
To firike ſoftly,or to ftroke. 

1 Demulceo. 

Te firike as ſruthes doe on an anvile. 


- 2 Cudo. 


To ſtrike, or to breake with ſtriking, 

1 Percudo, 

Toſtrike, er beatea thing to make it 
thinney, 1 Pre . 

To ſtrike often, 3 Itito, 

Stricken, 1 Ferculfs, runſus, contu. 
ſus,percuſſus,pulſus, pulſarus,icrus, 
Str hen out. 

1 Extritus.cliſus,p. 

Strikea araine, 

1 Repercuſſus,p. 

Sirihen ons Y 2 Perfofſus, 
transfoſſts, tranſverberatus. 

Strihen againſt, 1 Inflicus Pp. 

A ſtriker. 

1 Pulſtor, percuſſor,m. 

A ftrik:ng. 1 Percuſſio, pulſatio,ver- 
beratio,contuſio, f. perc-ſſus, fliftus, 
iQus, pulſus, pl &us.y ber 4 


A ſfiriking together. 

1 Impato,conflitio,f. 
A ftroke,or ftripe. 

1 Itus,m, 2 Manus,f, 


_— 


A ſtroke on the eare, 

1 Cola 

Striking to death, 

1 Peremptorius,ad. ; 

As though a thimg were ſtriken. 

1 Pulſim, adv. 

A ſtricke of flaxe. 

1 Lini m. 

A (trickle, or friche! wherwith the 
meaſure of corne or graine bemg fillcd, 
is ſtriked, and made even. 

1 Hoſtorium,n. 2 Radius. 

To tie a ftring, or thong ynto. 

1 Amento, 

Stringed, as adatt it. 

I _ !atus,p. ThE 
A firing of a harpe , or other inſtru- 
ment, " N wal, chorda , fides,f. 
2 Nervus,m, 

A little ſtring. 

I Chordula, f 2 Nervulus,m. 

The ſtring of a dart. 

1 Amentum,n vide loope. 

The ſmal! ftrings of roots. 1 Fibre, 
The baſe ſtring. 1 H . 

The Fo oc: next 5 Picbaſe 

1 Parhypare. 

The third ftring. 

1 Lichanos. 

The middle firing of an inſtrument, 

1 Meſe, 


The fift ſ*'r.ng. 

1 Parameſe. 

The fixt ſtring ,or next the ſeventh, 

1 Parancte. 

The ſeventh. 

1 Nete. 

Tie bart firmer, 

1 Precordia,n. ; 
Aftripe. 1 Maga,cefio,f. itus,m. 
verber,n. 

Stripes. x Plage,f.verbera,n. 

Full of ſtripes. 

1 Plagoſus,ad, 

VV orthy of ſtripes. 

1 Verberabili 

A (tripling,or youth, 

1 Ephebus, adoleſcentulus. 

Stripling:, of one and equall age. 

I Synephebi,m, vide age. 

T« ſtrty. : 

1 Expallio, exuo. 2 Spolio. 
Stript,or fripped, 

z Exutus, 23 Spcliatus,Þs 

A frip>:ng. 

2 <poliatto.F. 

To {triue, or contend. 

1 Litigo, lutor, altercor, certo con- 
fligo, diſcerno, contendo,rixor, veli- 
tor,diſcepto,diflerto. 2 Pungo, 

To ftrive egammſt, 

1 Reſiſto, obnitor. 2 Reſto, eb. 
nitor. 2 Reſto,obſto, impugno, ob. 


To ftrive togeth oy, 

1 Coaltercor. 

To ftriuc,or ſtraine, 

1 Nitor, vide frame. 


$triven againſt, x Obluſtatus jm 


Al ſirrvey. 

1 Litigator, vitilitigator, m. 

Strife or contention. 1 Ls.litigatio, 
ccntentio,concertatis, comroverlia, 
altercatio,velitatio, dilceptato,rixa, 
litgium, cenamen, n. 2 Dunicatio, 
digladiatio,f- 

Full of ſtrife, or debate. 1 Rixolus li- 
tigoſus,concertatorius.ad. 

Thet nhich engendretkh jirife, 

3 Diſcordialis,ad. 

That may not be ſtrived again 

1 Imperiolus, dh __ 
Strivengly. 

1 Rixose,velitatim, adv, 
Striving,whe ſhall do beft, or avie. 

1 Certatim,ady. 

To ſtroke gently , and fofter with the 
Land. 1 Mulceo, , 
attrego, 


To ſtroke,or to milke, 
1M . 


Stroked gently, 

1 Demultus,p, 

T obeare ſIroke,or rule,vide mule. 
A ſtroke ,or ſtr:pe, vide in ſtrike and 
firipe. 

A Þ&trond. 
Tracus, 

SHtrong,vide ſtrength. 

= ſtroute: 
2 k 
To A Pa Pill it flroute, 
1 Diſtendo,diſtemo. 
$ trout ing out. 

2 Turgidus,ad. » 
To ſfrop, vide d flirozs 
Te flrnggle. 
1 Lucor. 
To ſrugg'e together, 
1 Collucor. © 
Having ſtruggled, 

1 LuQtatus,p.vide ſfyine. 
A (trumpet, vide VF hore, 
Stubble. 2 Stipulz;t. 
Stubble to thatch with, v, firaw, 
T»be ſtubbozne 

1 Obſtino,obfirmare anjmum. 
To waxe ſtubborn, 

2 Perdureſco. 
He that u ſinbborne. 2 Capito,m. 
Stubborneneſſe, x Pertinacia, conta- 
macia,pervicacia,f. 

Srubbroe. 1 Pervicax, refrattarius, 
ad. obſtinatus. 2 Confidens,p.indo- 
mitus, effrenatus, ad. vide obſt:aage 
a1d PIC ent, 

I ery ſtubborne. 

x Percontumax. 

Stubborn:ly, 1 Pervicaciter,contu- 
maciter k A . adv.v. 
Stiff-ly,and obſtinately, 

A (TDD in girdle! or ſuch Hikg. 

1 Bullayf. 

A lute ſiudde, 

1 Bullula,f. 


A ftudde 


—_ 


FE) 


we ee "* — 
. * #4 


'S$SVB 


To tudiger applic the mind. 
| IS. 


Attendo. 
To ftudie of or caſt his minde dili- 

bm = 
: Mediter. 2 Ruminor,cvolyo. 
To ftudie , or take great panes in 4 
— 

2 Evigilo, 
T give $60 wich ſtudieto a ag: 
3 Indormio. 


my _ earnefily. 


To yen Phileſaphie, 
1 Fhiloſophor. 
Studied for, or hee that bath ſtudied 


for. 
1 Medi meditatus. 
A lover of learning,or given to ſtady 
1 Fhilologw,m. 
A ſtudent 
: Schalaftious,m. 
Studiegce deſire. 
1 Studium,deſiderium, 
amy. 
Studie,oy care. 
x Cura, f. vr, curas confgere inrei- 
publicz ſalute. 
Earne#t ſtudie,or ———— 
2 Certatio,f. 


2 Aucvpi- 


| $ twudie,or diligence, 


1 Opera,f.vt,operam dare alicui (ci- 
oo _ te &ec. 
c 
young oy £ 


Stwdie,or loue of weſdome, 
I —_ X. 

A ing,or muſing. 

1 Meditation, » 
Studious. 

x Studioſus. 2 Diligens. 


Verie [iutow, 
r Pertudiofs 2 Infcſis,ad. per- 


Studrowſly done, 


1 Accuratus. 
Bang i in a ſtudie, 
editabundus. 2d 


1 M 
Studiou x Studios® e 
of 3 Induſtrie. Es 


_— fled meditation. 


Being in a frudie, 
1 Meditabund:,adv. 
ADtudfe. 1 Muſrum,n biblio- 
theca,f.armarium,n.za f. 
A lnile Rrudie, 


I aIrmariohm.n 
_ - 


A Dtu?,vide ſtew. 


þ <— 


F 


p 


To (tuffe, 1 Farcioefercioyf Arcino. 
To e ofren 
Sie, © 1 Farsgamenn 


A Tuſfing. 
I Fartus,m.fart ura,f, 
Stuffe of any kind, ſhut, or trufſed vp 
mn cheſts, fa _ or barwpers. 
1 
Any thing that is vſed to ftuffe a cleft, 
or hole with=ll, as harre, wooll, or ſuch 
like, x Spi 
Stuffed like a pudding, 
I gel "AW 
Ilade of ill ſtuffe. 
1 Malemnteriatus,ad. 
To Stumble. 1 nay > ern 
1 Otfendo,vt offendere adlapidem, 
labaſco. 


Stumbled, 1 Prolapliusyp. 


A ftumbler 

1 wy ſpitator. 2 Offenſitor, 
umbling. 

1 © Exſpin pedis offenſio. 

A ſturblm blocke, 

I Offenaculum. 3 

_ | often, 


The ſkumpe, or ftocke of ab ree, 

' Caudex,codex,m. 

The ſtumps remaining in the ground 

after the corne was reapt, 

3 Stramen,n. 

Stupelactine , , Or that math a 
er wnſenſible 

1 Narcoticus,m. 

To _ 

Stupefacio 

Stupidity, Stupiditas. 

Sturdinelle, 1 Robur,n 

Sturdy. 

I + 4 "ge vide Ji rength. 

Sturdy m leokss. 

1 Torvus,ad 

Te ſfturrc vide firre. 

To ſtut,or turt.r, vide fammer, 

A ftutterer in reading. 

1 Offenlator,m. 

A ſtutterer for feare, 1 Bambalio, 

Aſwine (tte. 

: Hara,f porciſtetum,ſule, n, 


S ante V 


Suaſery. Suaſorius. 

A Subneacon,.r ſubdeare. 

1 Subdiaconus, hy podiaconus. 
Subdeacon}. 

3 Nathinnei,m. 

To (ubdue, van9v/ſh,or m_—_— 
make ſubictf, x Subigo, ſubdo, vin- 
co,ſubjugo. 2 Domo ,premo,coer- 
ceo,everto,tundo,conculco, potior, Vt 
potiri hoſtium , vide 7s cor.quer and 


0VErcome. 
To ſubdue together, 
2C 


To be ſubdued. 


eus, Compretius, 
A (ubduer,or Le that ———_ © 

iS tOr.2 

A fellow nn 

a C 

To makg Sublect, 1 Subjugo , ſt. 
bjicio, vide toſubdue 

To be ſubie# I Subjicior, ſubjaceo. 
2 Tencer, 

Made ſubieB,or fr brought vndey, 

1 Subjeus, ſabditus, p, ſeryus. 
Subieft,or boand to another, 

x Emancipatus. 2 OtſtriQus,p. 
Subief,or in danger, 

: Obnoxius,ad, 

Swbreftion. 

1 Servitus,f. 2 Tugu 

iA brinomg in TA 

I oubjenm Cbjcato 

The (ubiun ctiue — 

1 Modus ſubjun&ivus, | 
Sublimitie, 

Sublimitas 

T» ſubmit, or ſubief. 

1 Suprnitto,emancipo. 2 Suppono, 
no, ſubjicio, 

Subrnited. x Submifſus , ſubditus, 
ſubjecus,p. 

A ſubmit ([10n, 

: Submiſſio,f, 

Submniſſe or bumble. 

1 Submiſſus, p- 

Submiſuucly. 1 Submiſee, ſfubjeA?, 
iſſime, adv. 

To ſubomne , or bring in aſalſe wit. 
neſſe. x Suborno,przvaricor. 2 Sup- 
pono,{abmitto fubjicio, vt ſubjicere 
teſtes,corrump). 
Suborned. x Sub 
immiſſus p. 
Aſuborner,or he that ſubornreth. 

x Subornator, prgvaricator,m, 

A ſuborn'ng. 1 Prevaricatio, F, 
2 Supp-»>ſicio,f. 

Te (th2ogate, vide /abſtiture, 

T» ſibſcribe. 1 Subſcribo, ſubnoto, 
ſubſigno. 2 Cneo, vt, coire in accu. 
ſationem alicujus, 


A ſubſcription. 

x Subſcriptio. 

The ſubſcription of cnes owne hand. 

1 Autographum.,n. 

To leax:ie a (ubſidie, or ! 1axe. 

1 Cenico, cenſum agere. 

Subſidie. 1 Cenius,m. tribut6,veRi- 
1. 2Sti ,n.oblatio,f. 

Subſidre which us 4 bee pared by the 

head. 1 Capitatio,f. 

A ſetting of aſubſi die, or Fax, 

1 Taxatio,F. 

Subſidrer, or taxes grawte/ 

mon con/ent. 1 C A np 


To (bit, Subſiſt 


COM. 


@Stub- 


—_— 
. 


—_— 


4 


SVB 


ELG4 I 


$VC 


1 Ceaſus, m. pecuniz. 3 Fortunz,f. 
vide riches. 
Subſtance gotten by our owne labour. 
1 Peculium,n. 
Alittleſubſtance, 1 Peculiolum. 
Swoſt ance — 
1 Poſſeſſio, 
Sabſtance = bo baſtards, 

z Nothiagf. 


ſubſtance. 

1 Subſtanta,h 

The ſubſtance ,or being of 4 a thing. 

: Ouſia, 

Subſtantine. 1 Subſtantivus, 

Subſtantiall, or that hath in it great 

ſubſtance of matter, 

2 Gravis, "I vt, grandis dica, 
ſus,ad 


Subſtantially, 2 Graviter,adv, 
To ſubſtitute, /ubr »gate, or appouue 
annthey in his roome. 
1 Surrogo, ſubſtituo,ſufficio. 
Subſtitt ed,or ſubrogated, 1 Subſts 
tutus, ſuffe&us, ſabſortitus. 
A ſubſtitution, or appointing in ones 
roome, 1 Subſtitutio, ſurrogatio,f. 
A (ubtile knawe that hath long 
prattifed falſehood, 

1 Veterator, m 
—_ 

z Aſtus 

MAfubrle. 1 Techna, aftutin, argn- 
tiz,\ fraudulentia,f. 2 Arufi- 
cium,n. _ f. fucus,m. 
Sub'1(lie tn radtifing erthey good,or 
exill, 1 Solertia,f. 

Subtiltiein aring. 

1 Stropha, captiones,f. 

Subt:le deluſions , ſecming that they 
arenot, 1 Proſtigi Arun. 

A ſnbtilei invention, or deviſing, 

2 Machinatio,f 

A ſubtile knacke, or quidditie which 

one hath net heard before. 

1 Inaudiuncula,f vatrametum. 

A ſubtile,or craftie caft, as when aball 
1s ſrewed to one and e-ſt to another, 


1 Impoſtoria pila. 
Subrile,or craftie, 1 Cautus, vetera- 
torius,argutus, vafer ſbrilis,callidus, 


ingenious, ſolers, yerſutus, ſubdolus. 

2 Vulpinus,ad. 

Subtile to doe miſehiefe. 

: Malinoſus,ad. ant 
omewhat ſubtile. 1 , 

bargutulus. 2 Acutulus,ad. 

More ſubtile, 

1 Sagacior,jus,ad. 

Very ſubrile, 1 Perarguus, perſubti- 

lis, percautus. 2 Peracutus,ad. 

Subtilly,or craftily.x Sabriliter calli- 


ya cy" aſtuts, ſolerter, vafre,cau- 
acre,ſubdole. 2 Capitose,adv. 
- ery oy ſubrill, 
; Peraſhugs. 
VVakour ſabrilrie, 
þ 1 : 


F 


— 


@Þubltance, or goods. | 


To» Subtract , or take WE! 
ber out of a greater,to [nbftra#.. 
1 Subſtraho,ſubduco,deduco, 3 Re- 


puto, 
Subtratted, 1 Subtras,p. 
Subtraion. 


To ſubvert, x Perverto , vide to 


overthrow, and caſt dawne. 
To ſubvert often. 
1 Subverſo. 
A/ſubverſion. 
1 Demolitio, cataſtrophe,Ff. 
The ſuburbes - fa _ z Propo- 
lis,f.fuburbana, fuburbia,n 


That dwell in the =_—T of @ citie, 

1 Aſlimetra,com.g. 

To (ucceed, 

x Succedo. 2 

They ſucced. 

1 Succeſſum eſt, impet. 

A ſucceeder, or ſucceſſor. 

1 Succeſlor,m. 

Succeſſours, 

+ Minores,m. 

Aſuceeeding, 

1 Succellio, f. 
Owceſ5i0n in bloud. 


: Soboles, progenics, poſteritas,f. 


| repay ſucceedeth i in lands, or goods. 
1 Hzres,com.g. 

Such ſurceſiion, 

1 Hareditas,f. 

A ſucceeding ov ſucceſiions 

1 Vicifſitudo,akernatio,f. 

Sue eeding, or ”* ae ceedeth. 

1 Succedaneus, ad, 2 Conſequu- 
tns,p. 

Succeſunely, ey courſe aftey cowle, 

1 Succeſſive, alternaum, Viciflim, 
deinceps.p. 

To give ſcceſſe to, 

1 Proſpero. 

The ſuccefſe , or event of a thing, be it 
good,or eviil, x Proceſſus, kucceſſus, 
eventus,m ,n. 

Good ſueceſſe, 4 Proſperitas,t- 


2 Proventus,m., 


naus, 

To ſuccour,64 or helpe, 
1 Suppetior, fiippetias ire. 2 Me- 
deor, m— luſtineo, erigo, re- 
ſpicio, 
To leaue ſuccouyleſſe. 
1 Reli 
To ray cl 

1 Tuvor. 
They [mccour . 
1 Subvenitur 
Succoured. 
1 Sublevatus,ſervatus,p. 
A ſuccourer, 1 Auxiharius,m. 
4 The ſuccouy, or ſtay, 

2 Culumen,n. 
Sucegur, or aide, 
1 Opis. 2 Fides,medicina. 
Succeur, or refuge. 2 Arn, 


; | Aplars of ſuecoar refuge, or oft 
1 Confugium, effuguan, 


= nana 7 hos ne th 
2 Meccanas,m. 


4 ſuccowrleſſe eftate ,, wit bout wp 
or other meangs to belpe him 

2 

Suecc ourleſſe. 

2 Miſerabilis,nudatus,p. 

That commeth to M— or on 
aide, 


In ſuch ſort a it in what ſort ſo- 


ever. 1 Qualiſcungue, 


- «ch fort, 
aliter,adv. 
To ſucke. x Sugo, laQteo, fello, fel- 


lico. 2 Lingo, 

To ſuths out ,to driegto ſucks vp. 
1 Exugo, exugeo. 2 Ebibs. 

= ſucks together, 

CollaQeo. 

7 give ſucke. 

1 Lacto. 

To gius /ueke together, 

1 Collaco, 

To fucke vp. 

2 C . 

on pr ye fue, or to /uche. 

5 __ ſucks vp. 


Aſucking pot for children... 
1 Alifanus,m ali 
A Peg Pigs 


FL, 


A giumg of frets 
1 LaRtatus,m. 
þ-> ſicke-F12ot , or d1#ukard, vide 
7 wnkard, 
Suddaine, vide /odeine. | 
To (ſize in Lave x Poſtulo,cito,ago, 


Fes one another. 
x Cento, li 
To ſue for at _ 
2 qa wy fact pad 
To ſue an ation per agas 
{ome one. 2 Condico. 
To ſuc ern ul in ar 
C 
T DD o7 ſet forth a ſute in av. 


Hh 
T ſue,entreat or pray earneſtly, 


To be ſued, or convented, 
1 Convenivr,tcus agor. 
Surd for. 


1 Poftulawus,p. 
A ſwing, or labowring to men for pro- 
motion. 


as 


P"—_—_ 


——_— 


— Oy 


S: VM 


*L5 'O w 5 


"A ſuter for any: 2 
x Petitor, 


x. Oncpetiva ts: : 
AA ———ſ— 
1'Perens,p/" / 


A —_ ts hays mo —_— 4- 


panning away ie thn by ſuteor 
' ntreatie, 1x Deprecatio. 

Of,or belonging to aſuters 

1 Poſtnlatorius F: ,ad. fice 
Perteimng toſute ſor offices. 

1 Cendiiaorius.2d. 

| a ns r Fide jubeo. 


' To put in ſu:rtier. 1 Vador, conva-' 
dar, ſtare vades , dare vale. 


'Topurn in ſufficient ſuernes, 


"Iv take of cient ſuertics of ſome bo- 
dy. x Satiſa 

' 1A laying m of ſuertie , oy gage to dhe 
ſwer an atone 1 ' f. 


A putting mm of ſfficzent ſuyeties. 
. — 
0, cient ſureties. 


-" gz 1 Vas, vadis, pra, fide» 
- juſſor. 2 Adpromiſlor , ſponſor, 


reus,m. 

He that hath promiſed to beſnertte for 
another. 1 Reus promi 

He that 1s bound to bring in ſnerties, 

1 Reus ſatiſdandi, 

He that hath taken ſuertie. 

x Reus ſatiſaccipizndi. 

Cuerrie with «ther. a' Conſpoaſor, 


or,com 
Suertics that "hee bes Called counter ſney- 
ties,” which are bound to ſucrries to 
ſaue them harmeleſſe. 
x $Supprades, m. 
A ſmertiſÞip. 
x Fidcjuflio,f. 
A Fu. with ſufficient ſuerties, 
x Satiſdatum,m. 
Bound,or going vndey ſuerties, 
1 Reus au ws,P- 
Upon bond with ſuerties xo id the 
debt, x Satildato,adv. 
Sweet net. 
1 Arvina,f omentum,n. 
Suet, or tallow._ 1 Seyum , bum, 
ſepum,n. ina,f. 
Smet melted. 


2 Liquamen,n. 
oo ſafer, or beare, 1 Patior, tolero, 


on wilt ure chr for Pe | 


gn. mromery 4 the ſame thas 
other doth 


| To Suffocate, 
x Suffoco. 2 


er ffer puniſhment, 
To ſi uffer together, 

1 Compator. i 
To c rh £ 

To ſafe othe 


To ſuffer to depart. 
1 Dimitto. 
ve ſuffer to come in,or dee 
ito. 
Te ſuffer a thing to grow in length, 
1 Immitto, 
Tobe ſuffered, 
I u. 
| - ered, or boyne. 
aſſus, perpeſſus, 
The hath ſuffered, lakes 
I 
Suffered, er pey itt. 
x Permiſſus,dimiſſts, (itus,p, 
Nor ſaffered, or permutied. 
2 Nepgatus,Þ« 
Suffered,or borne withall, 
1 lodultus,p 
Sufferanceor bearing. 
1 Tolerant, perpeſlio,patientia,f, 
Longſuſferance. 
1 Longanimitas,f. 
Sufferance,or permſtion. 
1 Permiſſio , irdulgentia, 
reſtas,f. 
Sufferance,gentleneſſe in ſafferance or 
too much ſufferance, 
I Indalgentiagf. 
A ſoffere to grow, 
2 Immi 
That may be ſ; uffered, or Lorne, 
I Tolerabilig,paribilis . fer£dus,p. 
That cannot be ſuffere 
1 Impatibilis,ad. 
That cannot ſuffer. 
x Impaſſibilis,ad. 


2 Po- 


| That can, oy doth ſuffer. 


I Patiens.p. 2 Lems,ad, 
aps, þ long ſuſferance. 


To Suffice, 1 Suthcio, 

To haue ſufficient or tough, 

1 Sq 

To ne miniſter ſufficiently. 
1 Su ito. 

It ſaffceth. 

I Sutkcit,imperſ. 
S uff Ic:ent, 

x Sufficiens,com \P- 
Sofficient, or able, 1 Tdonevs, vt, 
kdencus autor, idonea cauſa. 2 Lo- 
cuples,vr, locuples teſtis, aſſiduus,ad. 
ve,affidus fidejuſſor, 

Not ſufficient, 

2 F mpar,ad. ” —_ 
Suffciently, 1 Compeeenter - 
— faris. 2-Aﬀ/fatim, abunde 


O» 


|: Saffocation, 

1$ 0. 

5 off ocat1on of the matrice, 

I Str vulyg,v.choak, 
A Dutfragane, 1 lnitiator, fuf- 
pre COEpiſcopus, m. epilcopi 


To « Surneft, or put 11 mide, vide 
prompe. 


Sugar, Saccharum , ſaccar, n, ſal 
Site vide/ We,and, ſ wet. 
Dullenneſſe. 


's Sulphur. 
A@uwnmarte, 1 Summa G@m- 


Dumage, ry ane. of i. toll for 
horſe canage, 

= umm caff, 

Summo. 

7 0 ſumme vp in a reckoning, 
1Conſummo. 

The totall ſumme, and ending. 

1 Conlummatio,f. 
A ſumme of money ': 
principall. 

1 Summa,f.ummum,n. 

The ſum of 16 ſhillings foure pense, 

1 Cyzicenus ſtater. 

The ſurame of any matter , the con« 
rents,o7 a"guwment,a ſunimaric, 

I Argumertum, n. peri ocha , 

2 Caput,neut, 

The ſumme,or briefe rehearſal! of that 
which was written,or ſpoken before. 

1 Recapitulatio. 

Summarily, orin few words. 

x Summatim,in ſumma, ad umm, 
breviter. cage 

F#Hummer, vide /ommey. 

To @ummon, 1 Citv. 2 Evoco, 
denuncio,cdico. 

Surmoned, 

1 Citatus. 2 Eyocatus,p. 

A ſurnaoner, or jomner. 

I titor,m. 2 Miles,c 

A 7 we font 

1 Citatio, appartitura, 2 Evocatio, 
yocatio, denunciatio,t. 
Aſemen, or catation.2 Libtllus,m. 
ADumpter horſe. 1 Equus larci- 
narius, jumentum yo -0w 
A ſumpter ſaddle. 1 Sa 
The atchiuing of fomprrus things 
alſo ſumptuous provifen. 

1 Magnificentia,f. 
Sumrptuons. 1 Magnificus,pretioſus, 
dapſilis, opiparus, vt, opipgra obſo- 
nia. 2 Amplus, lautus,ambifloſs, vt, 
atria ambitioſa,ad, 
Very fimprus Un 


alſo the whole 


2 Profuſus,p. 

Samptwouſly. 1 Sumptuns8,Opipare. 

2 Ampliter,ambi.iose, " 
o 


ws A ad 


EI OI 


—_— 


_ 


—— 


SVN 


SVP 


SVP 


To ÞUnder,or er 2 ſander, , 

1 Sepato,vide ſeperate, 
Swndrie,ovr drvers. 

1 Yarius,diverſus,difſonus,ad. 
Swadrity. 

1 Divisim,diviso,adv. 

Sundrie,or diver(e —_ 

2 Plurifariam, 

Te Sunne, Gn, or dris in the ſun, 
1 Solo,inſolo. 

To caft owt, of find forth beams like 
the ſmnne, 

I . 

we fit a fuming, er go abread iy the 


: Sol, 2 Titan, phobus, tita- 


nus,m. 
The ſunne : alſo the chiefs prieſt of the 
fume. 


1 Miukras. 
4 eremontes - the funne, 


The fig of the f 

er of 1He /[wnne, 

I Crus tolis,encrmes falls 
The ſertrg 4 the ſunne, 


1 Devexior dies, Occaſus, vel obitus 
fols. 


The ſunne ſhining, 
1 Apricitas,f. 2 Solm. 
The ſunne ſet ,or place where the ſanne 


fetteth, 


x Oceidens. 
The Ftaie of the ſunne, when he can 
go neither higber nor lower. 


I at. 

The ftaze of the ſunne in Sunamer,be= 
mg the foure and twentith of [ulte, 

1 Solſtitium Eftivum. 

The ſtate of the ſun inV} inter being 


the 297.of December. 

: Solftickur hem ale. 
The eclipſe of the 7 
I » 

A funne beame. 

1 Radius,m. 

Sunne aud moone, a plaie ſo called, 
vide plare. 

Sunne burning , or burning of the 


ſmane. 


1 Xftus,m 
Bezotten f the ſunne. 

LS xcoM-g. 
Su1ne,or y_ to the frnne.. 
1 Apricus 

Of,or belonging to the ſurne, 
I i lelnghn # 
Of,,or belonging to by time when the 
Far atk 

a mane 7 fun rams 

1K en 

Supe cies lat. 
Superficialty, ; 
Leviter. 


' 


— — -——— 


; 1 Superabundo, 


_ 


f 


| 


Duptrecrogation. 
rfluitas. x1 Supererogatio. 


The Dupecrfluous,or ſuperaboun* 
dant. 
: x Superfluo,ſ- 


pcrium., 

I wut off that which uu ſuperfiuens. 

1 Deruncuw, 

It u ſunuper inns, 

1 Vacatzump. 

Swprr/inons expendinggor watting. 

1 Nepotatus, m 

S'uper ji 408 fleſh in the corner of the 
gen” exnt  hiumongs g45hev. 


4 kind of Seeking, —— that 
which u added u 

1 Plcona 

Superfiuuic,or ſuper ahonndarce. 

1 Superamenum,penfſeuma,n. vide 


@ xceſſe. 
of and of ſuper fiminiegor rubbiſh. 


s uperfiuens. 


3 gg ſupervacuus, ad. re+ 


Super fouſh. 
1 Supcrflue, ſupervacue, redundan. 
ter, luxuriosc. 
Dupertozitie. 

ritas. 
Superionrs. 
1 Superiores,m. 
A Superſcription. 
1 Epigrammazn.inſcriprio,f. 
The ſwper ſeri _— ons hands 

» Chhogapias, = C 


Fw 


plum, T 
The ſuperſcription of 4 tembe, wide 
Epitap'), 

Duperſtition 


; 1 Superſtitio, 2 Religio,f. 


Superſtitrous, 
Superttitioſus, 
ad. 
Superflitionſly, 
1 Superſtiiose. 2 Religiose. 
Dupernaturall :b-ngs, 

i Metaphylica. 


To» Sup, or /0 

1 Pc > of a wt 

" («up vp againe. 
Ketorbeo: 

To ſup often. 

1 Sorbillo. 

To fup alutlegor to ſip. 

1 ou « 

Supped cleane 0 

I peel” 

- wpping,or oup'ng. 
4 . 2 Hauſt 

Alitele  ſwpping. 

1 Sorbitioncu 


2 Religious, 


uS,Ms 


A ſupp: - breath made to ſup. 

z Sorbilk 

A medicine yo a ſucke bedie to licke, 
or ſup. 

1 Illn&us,m my_ 


_ Dup,or eate ones ſupper, 
" ſup often. 
p fr 
T, haxe 4 fe te ſap, 
T fo as, 
up ag 
T make 4 make « ſhort ſupper. 


| mn toge fup pperlſe 


F _— 
1 Cenarus,p. 
- ſeeker of 4 feqger 


2 Veſperna,mett- 


A little wpper. 

iC [ 
by ſupper at home 1n 4 mans owne 
bowſe. 
I moore goat 

A ſupping garment,or robe, 
cxnatorum,n. : 
= ing place,or payiour, 
I F x09. amp Canate. 
2 Cana,f, 
" ſupping together, 
,N.concenatio,F. 

Thee ſet on the tab/e after ſupper» 
1 Im 
The which come lateto Supper. 
1 Ty 1,orum. 
A ſupper made at ones comming 
home : noms home. 
1 Canaviatica. 
A ſupper of neighbours, friends , or 

owes, when everie one bringeth bu 
meſſ-. 
1 Cena collatitia. 
Suppers among the / L acedemomans 
kept onely in the ſtreets , with greas 
remperance. 
x1 Phidita,oum. 
A bungrie ſupper , a ſnatch and 4. 
waie 


I Heeales cana. 
A teare ſupper,or bernquet after ſups 


Belonging to a ſupper. 
1 > = 2rius,ad. 
To & 
1 Supp 
Supple,o hft 
1 Malacus,a vide ſouple. 

lement, SW 

liant, or pertioner, 

I yo lex. 
To make upp ication, 
1 Supplico. 
A ſopigatng 1 Supplicario,ro- 
ſtulatn,comprecatio,lktana,t. 
2 Libellus,m. 


plant. 


Pils 


4 


> Cn —_ ey cn 


Mi 


SVP 


SVR 


SVR 


—_— — 


Bls containing fupylica' ions. 

1 Libelli ſpplices. 
In manner of (upplicatione 

1 Suppliciter,adv. 

To Supplte. 

2 Suppleo,adimpleo,penſo. 
He that ſupplieth the reome of bim 
that u wanting. 

» Succenturiatus,p. = 
That ſuppl:eth that which u wanting, 
either in quantiti-,or tn monver. = 

1 Supplementum,n. 

To nppo 't, or beare _ 

1 


To ſupport,or mane aine. 
1 Faveo,patrocinor. 


A ſupporter,or maintainer. 
I Subtagaor fancorym. tice. 
A ſupporting,ar fave urings 


1 Suffragatio,f. 
The /upport,or Fray of any thing. 
1 * mae an * x = 


Support;,or im1ges 10 beare vp poits 
or /-mewhat el[e 12 buildings. 

1 Tclamones. 

To Suppoſe, vide to thinks. 
ADP1020lition., 


Suppolno 
A DPiupy9 ito:te. 
1 Balanus,m. 


To @uppreiſe, 


A ſuypreſſer. 

2 Extinftor,m, 
A preſſion. 

1 Supprefſio,f. 
The @uptemarie. 
: Prunams,m. 
Supreame. 

t Summus. 


To Duarceaſc, [ane off, or giv? 0+ 
VEF. 
1 Superſedeo,defino. 2 Mitto,qui- 


elco. 

To Surcharge. 

1 Superonero. 

A Surctngle,or th. 


he mar, v0 a6 neu% 
I Fe! 


2 Lo- 


rum ,n. 
To m»\e Syure,vide fted/aft. 

To be ſure, 

1 Confido. 

To make [are,or out of danger. 

1 Preſtare ſecuritatem. 

It u (wre,or crytaine. 

1 Liquet,imperſ 

He tt at makth ſure. 

1 Firmator,m. 

Sureneſſe 

1 Certitudo, firmitudo, Nabilitas,f. 
ficmamentum. 

Swret:e, or he:ng ſure without dauns 
ge". 

2 Securitas,F. 
Sure holding. 

1 Tenacitasf. 


Sure, ſtable,or ftedfaſt, 4 
He Firmus, ſtabils. x Impetritus, 
ad. 

Sure,or /afs. | 

1 Taurus. 2 Securus,ad. 

Sure, or whereof one may bee aſſu- 
red. 

2 Cautus, vt, quo mulieri efſet res 
cautior, that the thing might be fare 
to the woman. 

Sure,or that holdeth fare. 

1 Tenax,vt,tenax memotia. 
Swegtruftic,or farrhfull. 

3 Fidus, fidelis. 2 Conjun- 
@us,ad. vt, par amicitiz comunciſ- 
fimum , 4 couple of meit ſure and 


| fairkfuall Fiends, 


Suregor certaine. 

1 Certus,ad. vide cert aine, 

Swr-ly, or indeed. 

1 Vidclicet,porro,atquizadeo,quip+ 
pe,adv. 

Surely,or faſtly. 

x Tenaciter,fideliteryyt, fideliter re- 


timere 

Swrely,or ftedfaſtly. 

1 Firm-,perſeveranter,firmiter,con - 
ftaveor,adv. 

Surely,oy without all danger. 

1 Tut6,adv, 

A Þurctie,vide ſaertre, 

To Surfcit. 

1 Crapulor, 

Havi' g much ſurfeited, 

: Crapulitus,p. 

Tho{e that gine themſclues to ſurfei- 
ring. 

1 Genij,orum. 

All thoſe things which withſtand ſur- 
ferting. 

1 Acrepala. 

A ſurfeit,or ſurftrting, 

s Crapula,caros.f. 

A vhuttonons ſurfecting, 

1 Popinatio,f, 

To Durge,or riſe vp in waves. 

i V > ucuor. 

2 Xftuo. - 

To make great ſurges, 

3 Exeſtuo. 

A ſwee,or wane, 

i Ynda,f flucus,m. 

Fuli of ſuyger,and waner, 

1 Yndoſs,flutuoius ad. 

That caſteth vp ſarges,and Wame rf. 

2 Vndabundus ad. 

A Purteon,fr.chirurgion, 

1 Chrrurgus,vulnerarins,m. 

The «rt of ſurgente, 

1 Chirurgia- 

A ſwreerns nflryment, wherewith 
the fieſh of the gums u parred yound 
about from the teeth, mn the tooth- 


ach. 

1 Percharacter. 

An mſtnonent of ſurgeons, called 
Pincer:, or mad: hollew like a lutle 


ſpenne, » herewith Lwithor, pellets or 


ſach like © pulled our, 

I umn. 

An inſtrument of ſurgerie , wheye- 
with they cut out little bones , called 
alſo M odtolus. 


1 Chenicion,n. 
Of,» belonging to ſurgeries 
I Chinagionzad - 


To Durmtſege/ſc,or dreme. 


1 Auguro, imginor , cogito,vide 
thinke. 


To ſurmile, or invent craft, or quile, 
CG TIE 


To Surmount,or paſſe. 
2 Vinco,evinco,provinco. 


Surmounted, 

15 t y ates, p. 
ToSurname, = 
1 Cognomino, 
Swrnam-d. 


I Comuminatus,ag"ominatus,ps 

| WYHA4meC. 

| Co,nmmen,aonomen 
"Oo 


— 


tim n 
The 1877 
they 

1 Conomen,n, k 

4 /u411.2,m2 , or name of the houſe 
oo of nhich a manu #ſſurrh,or diſcen- 

e119 

1 Agnomen. 

The numbering of namet , or ſur- 
. NANwes. 

1 Nomenclatio,f. 
To Surpalle. 

1 Pracello, vide excel. 
Surpaſſing. 

1 Precellens,antecellens,p, 
Surpluſage,or a ſurptns, 

1 Superflunm,n. 
Swrpluſage, or overplus, given aboue 
meaſure,or werghr. 

1 Additamentum, corollarium, au+ 


1 that one hath of his fi- 


A Surplicr to parke merchandi/ 
in, 1 Sepeſtre,m. 
ASnrpliſle, 

1 Pallum facrum,ſaperpellicium. 
To @nrprife,or rake vnawares, 

1 Prehendo,deprehcnJo. 
Swpriſed, 

1 Prenfis,prehenſis,interceptus,p. 
Surquenzte. vide pride. 

To ſitrrenderveſieneygive 1p, 07 0. 
ver, 2 Reſigno,reſtituo, ejuro,ab- 
dico,remuncin. 2 Depono,exus, 

A ſurrendring, or reſirnation. 
1 Ejunratio,cefignatio,f, 

1 Suwrrogn, *© 

To @urrouny,*r overflor, 

: Inumdo, exundo, proluo, 
fundo. 

Surrounded. 

1 Effuſus profuſus, 


2 Ef. 


_ 
— 


ns 


SVS 


SWA 


SWE 


A ſurrowiding, or overflowing with 
water. ” 
1 nem Mano a | ['o 


To Durvete,” overſec, 
2 Curu. 


To ſuryeicor me:ſure, 

1 Mctor. 

A ſurvetor. 

1 Superviſor. 

A ſur veror,or maſter of workes. 
1 Curator fabricenſis 

A ſwrut:or of the heigh waies, 
1 Viocurus,m. 

The office of a ſurveior, 

1 Curaoria,t, 

Survexed, 1 Mctatus,p, 
T- Durvine. 

1 Superium,provivos 

He that ſururveahor overimveth ane» 
ther,the ſuruwer. 


1$ om g. 

7% RUPec hs a : 
I IU z"uipre 100, 
Subbed. , 4 


2 . 
To keepe in ſutpence. 
2 Subendd, 
VV inch 's in ſufpence. 
1 Hyſitator,m. 2 Sulpenſus, pendulus 
To ſutpend. 
S$acris interdico, 
Super ſion, 
Icatio Minor, 
Sut ned, 
1 Profanatus,p. 
A church ſutpended. 
1 Templun» profanatum, templum 


pollutum. 

Sulpicion,vide /u/þ-@, 

To Sulkaine,or ſuffer. 

3 F<CTO, perperior,toiero inco. 

2 Subeo, 

To ſult uneyor beaye ps 

1 Fulco,ſuffulcio, ſultento, ſuſtineo. 
2 Subeo,foveo. 

To ſuttameyor ſuſſey valiant!y, 

1 Pertolero. 2 $Subſto, 


Suſt ancd or borne vp. 

1 Fultus .tfnims,fuſtentatus. 

Toat hath ſuFt ained,cr ſuffered, 

I yo a—g 

A ſuſtainng,»r ſuffering. 

x Sultentary.f —_— 

That winev ſoſtamsth or beareth-yp. 
1 Suſtencaculum, fulcrum, tulcimca- 


tum,n. 


l— 


—_ — 


» Alimonwum , cibari- 
um,n. vicus,m. nutgrunentumn.ci- 
bus,m anncna,f. 

Suſtenancs for one day. 

1 Hemerobius,m. 

Dutably,or that firly agreeth with 
in oxe colour. 

2 Converuens,p. 

A Dutt in lar, vide ſe, 


S ante WV 


To Owaddle,”7 watch. 

1 Falcv, 2 Colligo,invelyo. 
Swalled. 

1 Faſciatus,p. 

Swadling,or (watching clowts. 

1 Faſciz, ſpargana,t, a Crepan- 
dia,n. 

A ſwadling, or ſwatching cloth, to 
tie vp wounds, 

1 Faſcivla,f. 

A band (wvalledor [watched to bind 
childrens knees, to make their legges 
fraight, 

1 Baiciasf. 

To DW.ge,vide «ſſwage, and miti- 


Suftenanceyfpod,or nouriſhment. 
i A : 


Ruſticus. 

_ Dwallow. *FY 
I 10,purgito. 2 . 
To ſwallyw downe whole, 

1 Yoro,devyoro. 

To ſwallow downe. 

1 Deglutiao, 2 Demergs. 

To ſwallow vp, 

2 Convolyo. 

To ſwallow m. 

1 Ingurgito, 

To als UP Jaime, 

i R ©. 


auſtus,demerſus,p. 
VV hich hath ſwallowed downe, or de- 
vorred. 
1 Heluatus,p. 
A [wallewing in. 


1 Ingurgitatio,f. 

A ©wallow g-#,or ſuch like, 

1 Gurges,m.vorago,f. 

A Dwallowes 7s 1m carpene 

ters worke, which « 4 5 of -1wo 
0 


peeces of timber, or boards ſo throng» 
ly,that they cannot aways 

' FF 

To Þwap,vide change,and ſtrike. 
The ward of bacon. 

1 Cuns lardi. 


To Dwarine, a 4/ſemble together, 
2 Confluo. 

T» ſwarme,oy be fill of. 

1 Scateo, 

A ſwar me,or great eompanie, 

| x Turba, 


f.examen,n. 
AAa3 


A ſwarme of beet, 
1 Vber apum, Vra apum. 
dS warming together, 

G b 


1 Fukcus,intulcus. 2 Pgucus,umplu- 
viatus. 

To Dwarue fom. 

+ abc1ro, tecedo, deerro,de- 


To ſwarue fom the trueth, 

2 Frevaricor- 

Swarving from. 

2 Devius,ad. 

To Smaſh , « makes noſe with 
ſwords agarift targets. 

3 Concrepo. 

A Dwatht,s of greſſe, barley, or 
other like. 

x Senes,f.ordo,m- 

A Dwathc,or /wathcll,v. ſwadle, 
To Sway. 

GLuberao. 

A @weapre, #” inffrument of war 
ſocailed. 1 Telo. 
DPWweame,sr ſwame. 

Subita zgrotatio. 

To» Þweare. _ 

1 luco, adjuro, conjuro, acramen- 
tum dico,Czf. 

To [weare deepely. 

1 Dejerogdejuro. 

To [weare before. 

s Frgjuro, 

To ſweare an vntmuth. 

1 Abjuro,per juro,peje1o. 
Sworne,or he that hath ſworne. 

1 Juratus,adjuzatus,p. 

To be ſworne, 

: Jurandus,p. 

Sworne brethren, 

1: Convoti. 
Ag wearer, 

: Jurator,m. 
A great ſwearer, 

1 Dejerator,m. 

He that ſweareth ſolemnely. 

1 Dejurus,m. 

Souldiers ſr orne to be true. 

1 Militesauthorati. 
He that ſweareth ſeljtly. 

3 Falfjurus,.d. 
Theſe that foreſweare them{cluer at 
VV eflminſter Hall, call:d kragh tz of 
the potF. 
2 Halaphanta,halopi 
A [wearim?,or oath, 
1 Turamenturn, jus jurandum,n. 


oo ak Loos 


1: Dejurum,n. 

A [wearing by Quatrinn, 
1 Equirine. 

T» Þwea 


te. 
| 1 Sudu,deludo. 2 MaZeſco. 
To ſweate rownd al out on everie fide, 
1 Circumiudo, 


To 


A fwearing deeply, or a (olexane oath, 


1 


SWE 


SWE 


SW1I 


m— 


2. 


. 
— 


| Sweet of favour. 


To ſweat together, or vehemently, 
1 


To ſweat out or ſend out liquor. 
» Exado. 2 Tachrymor. 

To bem great ſweat. . 

1 Perſudo,preſudo, deſudo. 3 Ma- 


Sweating. 

1 Sudans,p. ſudabundes,ad. 
Sweated 0, 

« Exudatus,p, 

A great ſweater. 

1 Sudator,m. 

A ſweating, 

1 Sudatio , deſudatis. 2 Aſperga, 
va7oratio.f. 
Sweate. 

1 Sudor,m. 
The ſweat ing fickneſſe. 2 Sudor Ang- 
licus,morbus ſolfurialis. 


Thar belonging to ſweating. 
2 Sudatoris,ad. 

To Dweepe. 

1 Veno, (copo. 

Swept. 

1 Verſus. z Terſus,p. 

A fweeper, 

1 Convertitor,ſcoparius,m. 


vp all, 

1 Panager,m. 

Sweeping s of a houſe or chamber. 
2 ) iquilig,cxverie,t. 
To Þweeten, or make ſweere. 
1 Dulco,indukcor. 2 Mulceo. 
To wax, or become ſweet, 

1 Du'ceo,dulceico 

To be ſweet about. 

1 Obdulceſco. 

Sweetne (ſe, 


: Dulcedo, ſaavitas. 
Sweetneſſe of ſpeaking. 
4 Lopors m. wuaviloquentia,facun. 


A ſweetivg, vide apple. 

A ſweer perfume, 

1 Thymiama. 

A ſweet heart. 

2 Suavium, mellicukum,n.ocellus, m. 
yoluptas,f. 

A ſweet ſong. 

I Muſla,f. 


Sweete. 


1 Dulcis,fuavis,ad. 

Sweet plea/ant,and curteous ſpeech, 
2 Benigna., blanda, & comis ora- 
tio 


Very ſweet, 

1 Przdulcis. 

Somewhat (meet. 

i Dulciculus,ad. 

Swert as heny. I Multus, melleus, 
mellitus, ad 


Cweet 46 new wine. 
1 zs. At Es ad 


1 Aromaticus ,. odorus , odorife- 


Avvany 


Aſwecpe ſtake', or be that gathereth, 


y_ 


A ſweet ſpeaker. 2 
1 Suaviloquns,dulciloguus, fuavidi- 
cus,ad. 

Somewhat ſweet,or ſweetlſh. 

1 Subdulcts,ad- 

Sweetrly. 


x Suaviter, ſuave, dulciter , dalce. 
2 Blande, benigne, comiter, odore, 
jucunde. 

To @well,r:[c,or be puffed vp 

1 Tumco.tunefo,inumeo, turgeo, 
protubero. 2 Creico. 
Tojwell, and riſe vp in leavensing. 
1 Fermenteſco. 

To make te ſwell, 

1 Tumefaco. 

To (wel' as maidens dug: doe, 

1 Sororior. 


argidus , tumidus, extumidus, 


{ ad. romefatus. 2 In flatus.p. 


Somewl at /vollen. 

I Turyidutus,ad. 

A (wellag, 

1 Tuber,n cxtuberatio,f:tumor, 

2 Inflatus,m inflatio,t. 

Aſt welling,or a bunch. 

I Gibbus,m . 

A ſwelling,or botch. 

1 Ceramum,n. 

A [welling hot « ſore,or wowrl ye» 
rie bot, called Saint Anth1mes fere, 
1 Erylipelas,n. 

A lttle ſwelling,or s 

I Tube calum N. poſh 

A It well;ng mite gums by the vpper* 
moſt checke reeth. 

I Eupilides. 

A ſwellng,or puſh in any part of the 
£10725. 

i Parulis,f. 

A little felling hike a fellon, 

1 Phyma?f. p< 

A ſwelling in the navill, 

1 Exom mn, 

A ſwelling ia the legs, 

1 Cruſcumulus,m. 

A ſwelling of the ereltds. 

1 Emphilmazn (clerialis,f. 

A ſwelling of the guis, 

1 Emphiſcma,n 

A ſwelling m the ſundament, procee» 
ding of an ir fl :mmation. 

1 Condyloma. 

A little ſpelling, hard and red,rifing 
ehi:fely in the crowne of the head, the 
arme-pit;g,and privit parts. 

I = ade : 

Ahd ſwelimg within the fleſh : a 
kerueh, 

1 Seirrhus,m ſirchum,n, 

A certaine ſwell1n; vndey the 2ongue, 
With an inflammation. 

1 Fatrachus,m ramela,f. 

Little ſwelling; inthe temples of the 
1: Dj HI,orumn, 

A ſwelttng tu the legs with over much 
Travell, L Tama f, 


tated. comment Y WW OI 


Swelling of the fleſh over the naile, 


4 Jl. 

Swelling in the eyelids , like a barley 
corne. 

i H . 

A moift, and waterifh ſwelling,thin, 
w_ without grieft, conſiſting of a 
cold temperature, and fleematicke 
—_ : _ by 
: Ocdema,m. 

A ſwelling of maidenz , or womens 
bellses. 

: Molucrum,n. 

A ſwelling in the roofs of the mouth, 
a diſeaſ called the wuall, 

1 Vvalaf. 

A D@weven,vide dreame. 


Dwiftneſle, — 
leas,copidnns, 2 Lon, 
Swift,a dogs name- 


Swift. 

1 Celer,prnix, volncer,m. cris, fee. 
ae,n ales, prepes,velox fugax. 

2 Citus,,mpiger, levis,rapidus,feſti- 
nus,ad 

0 wife 0 Soft. 

I Alipes,levipes. 

Verie [wift. 

1 Perceler,pervelox, prevelox 
celer. 2 Papi _— 
Owiftey, 

: Ocyor,iſſimus,pernicior. 2 Con- 
Citatior,ad. 

00 mewhat [wift. 

1 Celeriuſculus ad, 

Swifrly, 

1 Celeriter,velociter agiliter, ocyſli- 
me, perniciter, 2 Incitate,citatim, 
impugre, feftmancer,feſtinaro, raptim 
ac tutam,profere,0e:0,adv. 

UVeris ſwiftly. 

1 Perceleriter, 


crporo. 
A [will bogle. 
1 Potator,m« 
A ſwilled ſoule. 
1 Maduſa,madulſa,f, 
Exceſſine ſwilling, 
1 Perpotatio,e. 
Deſiraus to fowll. 
2 Bibulus, 
T- Þwim, 
1 Nonato,inntte;trano., 2 Fliito- 
To ſwimpr ſwim out. 
3 Denato. 
To ſa1m await, 
1 Abnato, 
To (wm before, 
1 Prznato, 
To ſwim to, * 


1 Adao;adnato. 


—_—_— 


MK. 


SWI 


SWO 


SW O 


— — 


— —— 


To (aim together, 
: Counnato 
To /aim ypon,over ov aloft. 


1 Enatv,eno. 43 Emergo. 
T: [wins againſt. 
1 Obnato. 
To /w/m often, 
1 Nato,natito. 
To ſaim over, beyond,or through, 
1 Trano,tranſno,traninato. 
To ſwim through, 
1 Fernato, 
To ſwim backe,or agame. 
1 Renato. 
To /[wim 1n, 
i Inno,innato, 
To ſwim like aducke. 
1 Terrumo. 
To fivim, or tobe altogether given to 
| wwmaming, 
2 Flww,defluo, perfluo, vt, perfluere 
volupt.ubus, redundo, reliqueo, li- 
IcOs 


To ſwim over. 
1 Tranor. 
A ſwimmer, 
1 Natator,m. 
A [mommng, 
1 Natatus,m. natatio,fluQuatio,F. 
A ſwimmung p' ce. 
1 Natatona,f.nataturium,natatile,n 
A ſwuommrg of the head with a hind 
of moiftneſſe. 
1 Vertigo, 
Thet /emomerh. \ 
1 Natatilis,natatitius,ad. 
S ns 4 
2 Circumfluus,ad.perfluens,p. 
A Dwine. 
x Sus,com g. 
A little ſwine. 
iP ,porcellus,m. 
A ſwineheard,or keeper of ſwine, 
1 Porcarius,ſuari Þ 
A feeder of ſwine, 
1 Porculator. 
A wild [wme. 
Malls 


Ns 


Swine half wild, 

: Hybcide,F. 

A ſwmes fticzvide fie. 

A ſwines belle lufſed, 

1 Scenuitellus,m. 

Swine: greace, 

1 Axungia,f. 

A ſeller of ſwine greace. 

1 Axungarius,m. 

A fwine fed with graines, or ether 
fach like ale things. 

1 Calvinarius porcus. 

Swines dumne,oy Pig! turd:. 

x Succerda,n. 

Of ſwine,or pie 
1 Suinus,Gullus,fuarius,ad. 
Like a fwine. 


1 Suatim,ady. 


@©Wwilke,vide /«ch. 
©w.tch, 


To Dwnge beat or whips 

3 Vabcoo,vide beat. 

To Dwing,or !wrne «bout, 

: Roto, 

To ſwing, or caſt with vielent ſwin« 
$9108 

2 Librogorqueo. 

S winged abous. 

I Rotratus,p. 

A ſwinging about. 

x Rotate, ft, 

A Dwingle /affe, or bat to brat 
flaxe 


1 Scutula,F. 

A ſwingle head. 

1 Excudia,f excuſſorium,g. 
A ([wingle footy 

1 Excudipes. 


Operaiws. 

Dwinke, vide labour. 

A wipe ro draw vp Water. 

1 Tollo,tollonus,m.collenon,n. 

A Bwible of 3r0n, which tuwrneth 

rowud about. 

1 Vernbulum,n. 

Dwollen,vide to ſwell. 

@©Wome, vide 9 /weare, 

Ts draw the ©w02D. 

1 Diſtringere enſem. 

Diſtri gladium, 

To flea with the ſword, 

3 Gladio. 

A (word, 

1 Enſis,gladivs,m.machzra. 

2 Mucro,f.ferrum,n. 

A little ſword. 

1 Gladiolus. 

A ſhort ſword. 

1 Sica f. ſe miſpathium,n. 

A crooked ſword that the Perſeant 

w{cd. . 

of cinaciegladius Perſicus, 

A ſwor d banger. 

2 Scalmus. 

vm arming ſword. : 

1 Xiphomachera,f. bellatorisenſis. 

A two edged ſnord, 

1 Framea,f anceps. 
,or baſtard ſword. 

I Sp hatha,' thula, = L 

phomacharast. ; 

A ſword like a ſithe,or fauchion, or 


A ſword girdle,vide grele. 
A ſword player, thet Fought at the 
burning,or burying of one. 
i rius,m. 
Aa } 


A ſword player, 

i Gladiator,m. 

A er at the long ſword. 
l 


A maſter m feats of armes , which 
fFeacbeth 16 plais at the ſword. 

z Laniſta,m. 

A ſword bearer. 

1 Enfifer,macherofenis,m. 

The at, or ftate,, of fighting with 4 


ſword, ; 


That weareth a ſword. 


1 Gladiatus,ad. 


S ante Y 


To Dye. Decido. 
Spb, vide cy. 
16 play the Oyrophant, 
I Sychophantor, 

J 


vA /ychophant, 

iS — 

A Spllogiime, or an argumnet# of 
three party inferring a neceſſarie 601; 


clmſion;,. 


Sy, Do 
Sp:e, vide /ir. 
Syrrope. 


C 


1 Syrupus,m.ſcrapum,n 
Syrrope meds with greene grapes eo- 
me,and ſugar. 
1 Omphacoreli. 
S7yrrep mad: of the naice of qUinces « 
1 Miva,f.ſuccus cydenionm. 
Syrrope made of poppic and water te 
make one to ſleepe. 
1 Diacodon. 
A Eythe,vide /ithe. 
pre, or ſcddex. 
1 Ferrumen,n. 


Symphonte, 
Symphoua. 


T ante A 
To play on the Tabcr, 
1 Tympanizo 


A tabey or tabert. 
1 Tynpanumn. 


I 


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9 


1: Gladiatura,f. 
Pertaining to the fighting of ſword 


S— 


a. 


TAB 


TAB 


TAK 


A taberer, he that playeth on 4 tahcr, 
anotriba,m. 


1 Tym 
A woman 


A Tabernacle, 
1 Tabeinaculum,n. 2 Tholog,ydl 
thulus,m. 


A tabernacle wherein image! ſtand, 
1 Palvinargn, 
To laie the Goble. 


—_ 


x Sternere menſam. 

To ſit at the tavle . 

1 Difcumbu,acumbvo. 

They are ſit at the table. 

1 Diſcumbitur,imp.. 

To take vp the table. 

2 Amvyco menſam, remougo men* 


1 Menſa,tabula,f. 

A long ſide table... 

2 Ferpetua menla. 
Acommontable, 

1 Epularis menla, 

A lute table. 

I Menſla,tabella,fe 

Around table, 

i Gbilla,f. 

Square tables, whereat men did ban= 
quet, or eate therr meat . 

1 Eſcarz,f. 

A little table whereat fix men may 
fit tn faſhron like the halſe moone. 

I «9 F mm 

A table to ſet drinking glaſſes vpon, 
1 Hyalothecagf. " F 
Atablewith 01 foot," 

2 Monopodium,n. 

A three footed, or round table, 

t Menſa delphica , menla tripeda- 


ned, 

A table of timber having a ſpecked 
graine like a Leopard, 

1 Menſa pantherina. 

A table of cypreſſe,or maple tree ha. 
Ving a gra:me like the col our of 4 Ty- 

re. 1 Menſa tigri 

A fitting at table, 

1 Aſcſſio,f. 

A table whereon a banker or exchan= 
ger doth tell money. 

1 Trapcza,f. 

A counting table, 

1 Abacus,m. 

A foulding 0; with dryers leans. 


I o*. 

A table ſed in ſacrifice, 

z Anclabrisf. 

A table whereat the great priefF cal- 
led Flamen,ſit1ing <1d ſacrifice. 

i Aſſidela,f. 


A waineſcot table. 
2 Menſa vndulata. 


A table ſer on the arke of the old ten 


ftament. hh 

z Propiniatorium,n. 

MA Table made of a kind of ſputtie 
woed, 1 Menſa apiata. 


' Agitare 


A table clath, 

1 Mappayf. 

A lntle tablecloth, 
3 v C 
O0f,or belonging to 4 table. 

: Tabulansad. 

A Table,or deike to writ #3. 

1 Pluteus,m., 

That which u kept,or ſet in ſuch a ta- 
ble 1 Pluteali 


ATable,or mdex in abooke,toſhew 
places by letter,,or figures. 

1 Elenchus,index,ſyllabus,m- 

2 R wmn. 

Tables to write on. 

1 Pugillares,m.adverſaria,n. charta 
deletita, 

Table:, or reckoning bookes for mer 
chants, 

1 Calendyijum. ; 
(ertaine tables ſat vp as (hronicles, 
16 nate the number, and accounts of 
yeares. 

: Claviim. 

Te p/ay at Tables. 

1: Aſtragalizo,przlio ludere, latrun- 
culis ludere. 

A pare of tables. 

1 Tabula luſoria,alveus luſorius. 

2 Alvevolus,m. 
To plaie at tables, 
1 Aſtragalus, 
A table man. 

2 Latry,calaulus,latrunculus. 
The points in the tables,vide point, 
ATablet which bangeth abot the 
necke. 

1 Monile. 2 Bulla,f.vJewet. 

A little tablet, 

2 Bullula,Ff. 

Garnſhed with tablets. 

2 Fullatus,ad. 

A Tabyct,vide tabey, 

A Tach,bookegbuck/egor claſpe. 

1 Spinter, vel \pimther,n, 2 Fibula, 
c Cl | fh SAM n 


Taciturnitie, »» lence. 
1 Taciturnitas, vide ſilence, 
To Tacke,or naile to /ime thing, 
1 Aﬀrgo, 
Tacked,or faſtened, 
: Affixus,p. 
A Tacket,vide naile. 
The Tackling -f 4 ſhip. 
1 Armamenta,orum, appluſtre,n. 
ATadpole, - 
1 Gyrinus,m., 
Tatfetie,o7 7afets 
Taffeta,f. 
ATad,vide ag/er, 
Towag to Tale. 
1 Movere 

6 caudam. 
Quatere 
vA tale. I Cauda,f.penis,m. 
The taile of a Lyon, or of any othey 
beaſt, that wſath the taile for defence. 
1 Alcga,f. 


a, 


_— 


- 


} 1» Concipio, 


Tailed,or that hath a taile, 
1 Caudatus,penitus,ad. 
Taile,vide entaale. 

A Tailer, 
1 VY 

2 Sartor,m. 
A woman: tailer for gownes, 
I Pallio,f. 

Tant. 

1 Convictus,cvictio, 

To Take. 


zſutor veſtiarius 


To take ro to take from one to 
hae ut to humſclfe, 

1 Preripio,przcipio, 

To takg hold of one,or attach, 

1 Prendo, prehendo,apprehendo. 
To take hold azaine, 
I Keprehendo, 

To taks one wiawayet doing the 
deed. 

1 Deprehendo. 


Totake awaie,or make it lefſer. 

1 Diminuo. 

Totake betvye,or prevent. 

1 Przſumo,antiapo, prevecups,vi- 
de prevent. 

To take againe. 

1 Relumogreaſſumo,gecipio. 

To take awaitby lutle and lintle, 

2 Dclibs, 

To take m a net. 

1 Obretio. 

T' take awaie 0163 money from hm, 

3 Excalceo, 

To take vp beforegor by the wait, 

1 Intercipio. 

To take to wife. 

1 Vxorem {ibi adjungere, vide to 
marrie. 

To take manie things rogithey, 


Ts take out or chooſe. 

1 Dcſums. 

To take heed. 
x Cavco,accuro,ebſervo. 2 Reſpi- 
' cio,video. 

To take awaie skurfe about the brim 
of ſore;,and wounds. 

1 Emagino. 

To take often. : 

x1 Capto,accepto,ſuſcepto, ſumputo, 
raptito,prento, 

To take ericvouſty. 

1 Zgre,vel indigne feire, 2 Acer- 
be ferre. 


Taking awaie. 
1 Privans,p. 


Taken 


OR —— —— 


SHO 


SHR 


T Aſfitus Aſfumprs,p. 
Chg from one aWait . 


I Demp 


z 1 Pender, detra- 


ra. hou the nuanbe x, 
1 Aſſuwpruiuus,ad, 
Taken,or drawne owt. 


! Deprompts, 
Taken haftely, 

1 Corr 

Taken heros or pevnwed, . 


I Anticipatus,p 


m_ from be fore. 


Aj ma ſnxreuert,or trap. 

2 Irretitus, p. 

T aken tardie,oy in thedeed doing. 

1 Deprehenſus,naanifeſtaw 

A taker. 

1 Ac 

A MN ardes bee that taketh awaie by 
re, 

1 Raptor,direptor, erepter, exemp- 

tor,me 


P* 


- taking,or receiving. 


Acceptio,afſumptio,capmra,f. 


be thing from. 


1 Derogatio,ablatio,adermptio, pri- 
vatioff. 


w taking away by violence, or force. 

I Raptio, direptio,creptio, rapuua, 
privatio,f. 

At aking heed of. 

z Caut, aſſeryatio. 
verſio,f. 

A taking privily, 

1 Surreptio,f. 

A takmg to. 

1 Aſlumptio,f aſſumptum,n. 
on ra. of 4 thing by | 4/1 


2 Animad- 


ng of hold, = 
tio,V elprehenſatio,f, 
w raking before,or —_—_ 
1 Anticipatio,prefumptio, 
That is — or >" 
1 Exceptitius,ad. 
Pe that alwaies taketh of that which 
u another mans, 
3 <urnanus. 
That may be taken avay,or ont. 
1 Exemprilis,ad. 
Tale-ſhide,or tale-wved. 
To tell Tales , or blaſt abroad re- 
pots, 
1 Rumiferogrumigero 
To beavre a tale craft Pol oy falſtly a- 
bout, x oro rls fycophantor_ 
A tale bearer. 1 Rumi us,fa" 


m rumigerula, ta 
- DA 's migeru- 


fales. 5, 
mklins 2 Nugatc1 ry. 


A _—_ or d eaes of Lym vine 


A tell tale, previe accuſer. 
1 Suſurro,delator,m. 

A falſe tale bearer, 

1 Sychophanta,m. 


entatiuncula, 
A tale rold privily,to put one #0 diſ- 
þleaſieee., 
: Delatio, 
The invention on of tales, 
1 Fabuloficas,f. 
A long tale of alutle matter. 
1 Mono mn. 
Tales told at the table. 
1 Convivales fabule. 
A fained tale. 
1 Commentitia fabula. 
Full of tales. 
1 Fabuloſus,ad, - 
Of,or like atale. 
1 Fabularis,ad. 
A Calezor rechni; 
1 Recenho,f.vide r:c4gning. 
A'Talep,or ſcore. 
1 Teſſera,talea,f 
A notch in atalcy. 
1 Crena,f. 
Alutle taley. 
1 Tefſerula,f. 
Ts Talke,or commune together. 
1 Sermocinor,confabulor,colloquor 
commentor. 2 Communico,confe- 
ro, habeo ſermonem, 
To talke with. 
1 Convenio,cum ac. 
To talke to, 
1 Afari,alloquoz, 
To be much talked of, 
2 Increbreſco,divu 
To breake into talke. 
Ebulto 


2 . 
To talke often,or ſoftly between them» 


: Muſſto. 
Hawing talked. 


clogarius,m. 
A gay talker with fare and triname 
_ and lutle pith of matter, 
lus,m. 


Y great talker. 

: Multlc d. 
A talker 0 
x Gerro,congerro,m 

ny talker to —_— alone. 


trifles, andJight matters. 


"cc "mn predier, 
Talke,or talking. 

1 Sermocinanio, collocutio, ecloga, 
oratio,homilio, commemoratio,f ſer- 


mo,m.collequum,n. 
A A freaking of. 


Vaine talke. 
I Wan f. 
— a4 


_ of great matters, 
bal coloured talks. 
Tale fo ones ſe {fe alone. 
Talkatine , 

.VCT- 


I Loquax,loqua 

boſus _— vide mor 

Talke worthie. 

1 Memorabilis, 

Much talked of, or of whoa manie 

tales ave told which are not true. 

1 Fabvuloſus,jor,ad. 

Pertaming ts talke. 

1 Homiliaticus,ad. 

Taineſte of 0 of perſonage. 
tudo,proceritas, altimdo,F. 

Taber paſſing others. 

2 Emimcns ftatura. 

Tall, 

1 Procerus. celſus,altus. 

Net tall, 

1 Improcerus,ad. 

Verne tall. 

1 Proceriſſimus, peraltus,ad. 

Tallage,cufome,o impoſt, 

1: Portorium,n.vide Taxe. 


To dip mTallow, 
1 Sebo,ſevo. 


Tallow, 

1 Sebum,ſevum.n. 

Tallow melted. 

1 Liquamen,n. 

Made of tallow,or pertaming to tal» 
low. 1 Sebacius,jebaceus,ad. 
Tallowiſh,or full of tallow, 

1 Seboſus,ſevoſis,ad. 

A Talon,sr claw,vide claw. 

To Tame,/nubdue,or bring vader, 

1 Domo,perdomo, fubjugo, cicwo, 
manlucf: 2 Flaco. 

To tame ke 

1 Condomo. 

To tame before, 

1 Przdomo. 

Tobetamed. 

1 Domor. 

T be made tame,gentleyor trattable, 
1 Manſneho. 

To waxe tame,oy gevtle, 

1 Mankeſco,mreſco. 

Tamed,or made ' ame. 

1 Domitus , fubjugatus, manſuefa- 
Aus,p. 

A namer,or he that tameth. 1 Domi « 
tor,m. trix F. manſuctarius. 

A fillow tamer. 


of 


.domitio,l. do» 


T. me,ov gentle. 

1 Manſuetus, cicur. 
cus,ad. 

T hat may be tamed. 


2 Domedſti- 


{ » Domabilig,ad, 


Tamely. 1 Manſuete,odv. 


To 


—_ 


TAR 


TAR 


TAS 


—— 


To T,ame,i-to taſt,or taper broach. 
A Tankard. 

1 Amphora,obba,f.cantharas,m. 
A witer tankerd. 

x Anclatorium,vide pitcher, 

A tankard bearer. 

1 Amphorarius,m. 

ACanner, 

1 Byrſcus,coriariv 
A tame houſe, 

1 Frumitorium,n. 
A Tape to bind the aprmm about, 

2 Ligatorium,n. faſcia.taſaola,t 
ATALC, o wax candies 

1 Cereus,m. 

A taper beaxer. 

1 Ceroferarius. 

Tayeſtrie,or hangings. 

1 Playg.t.peripetaſma, periſtroma, 
aulzum,n. 2 Textilis pitura. 
Tapeftrie, or cloath, in which are pi- 
Hures wronght with dryers colours. 

1 Tapes,m tapetum,tapete,n. 
Tapeſtrie wrought with pictures of 
beaſts. 

1 Bellua'a tapeta. 

Tarkze rapeſtree, 

1 Aralica peripetaſmata. 

To Tap veſſ-!:,or ſet abroach, 

1 Relinere dolia. | 

A 1apgor jau/tryw'1ercout liquer view 
ngth. 

2 Epitomium,n fiſtulaF. ſiphon. 
A Tavſter, 

1 Promus,m. 

To rate Tatdie. 

1 Deprehendo. 

To take tardie, or find faultic, 

2 C . 


Taken tarde. 


A kind of tares that growe in eaxed 
ground. 

1 Aphica,aphacef. 

iA ſio14 to trie out 1ares, 

x1 Cribrum lohatum. 

Of,or belongmyg to tarers 

I Loliarius,ad, 

ATarxet,or Field 

1 Scutum,n.Hyſperaſpiſtes,F, 
A target like an halfe moone. 

z Pelta,f. 

He that ytth ſuch a target. 

1 Pelratus,peltifer,pelraſta,ms 
A ſhort targergor frecld. 

x Ancile. 

A little target, or ſtveld. 

1 Parma,parmula,f fcutulum. 
A target m de of leatherne thong, 
withour weed, 

x Scetra,f. 

A tor2et mad: of a bull hide. 

z Tauvrea. 


_ weerewirh wen fought vpon 
wals. 
x Murmulonica ſcuta. 


Cece... A 


( rrtaine targets that the Bruſians 
vſed. 

1 Brutiang parmz. 
A light targat, or buckley, which the 
Spamards and Aphricly de vſe. 

1 Cetr 


a,t. 
He that weareth ſuch a target. 
1 Cerratus,ad. 
The target of Jupiter and Pallas. 
1 Zg1,f. 
Armed wi th a target, or fhield, 
1 Scuratus,parmatus,ad. 
A target mer. 
1 Scutarius,f lanas,m 
A target makers || op, 
1 Fabrica ſcutaria, 
Of, or belonging to targets, or ſhields, 
1 Scutarius,ad vide buckler. 
To Tarie,abide,or remane, 
1 Moror,maneo, manſito,reſto. 
2 Sedeco, perfiſto. 
To tarriegdel aie time,or linger, 
1 Cunfor, moror, remoror, vide 
delate, 
To tarrie behind. 
1 Remaneo. 
To make,or cauſe to tarrie. 
1 Siſto,tardo,demaror, 
To tarriegvaite,or abide for. 


1 Przſtolor, praſtolo, operior, per- 


contor,percundor. 2 Expect. 
To tarrie in the midft of a thing, or 
place. 


1 Intermaneo. 

Te tarrie out of a place, 

3 Emaneo. 

To tayrie rogether, 

1 Commaneo, 

To tarrie at nitht, 

1 PernoRo. 

Made totarne, 

s Demoratus,p. 

That hath tarried,or abidden. 
1 Moratus,p. 

Tarried for, 

2 ExpeGatus,p. 

He that tarrieth, 

1 Cuncator,merator, 

A tarying,or taria'nice. 

1 Mora, cun&atio, commoratio, re* 
mora,f moramentum. 

A tarying bebind, 

1 Remanſio,f, 

Tarying all mgbt, 

1 Pernox,com.gen. 

A lutlegor ſhort tarying 

1 Morula,t.* 

A layge tarying, 

1 Divuturna & lemta mora. 
Tarce. 

1 Pix Tiquida, yl fluida. 
Towaxe Tart, 

1 Aceſco. 

Tarteſſe. 

3 Acritudo,f acor,m.vide E ager. 
Tart,vide ſowey. 
ATart. 


A fie tart. 

I Palatha f Collibia,n. 

A cherne tart. 

1 Muccazo,t, 

A maker of tarts, 

I Streblitarius Ms, 

To end bis Take. 

1 Penſum abſolvers, vel conficere, 
peragere labors pentum, juſta operſi 
peragere. 

A taike,or charge that ous i extoined 
ro doe. 

: Penſum,n,plena opera, 2 Tuſta, 
orum- 

A Taſlke,or taxe,vide taxe, 

A Tadell,vide Funge. 

To ap oma 

1 Libo,delibo,guſto,deguſto, 

To taſt,or aſſaicbe fore, 

£ Pregulto,przlibo. 2 Prelam- 


To taſt againe. 

1 Relibo,reguſts. 

To taſt often. 

1 Guſto. 

To ta#t by little and little, 
2 Puiſſo. 

To take the taF?, or aft ae of athing * 
with the tops of hu fir gers. 

1 Extremis digjcis atungere. 

T's taft, neut, or haue 4 1aft, ſmacks, 
or ſaucur, 

1 Sapio, 

It hath a veyie pleaſant taft, 

1 Sapit jucundiſſime., 


Tafter. 

1 Libatus,delibatus,guſtatus. 
Not taſted. 

: Inpuſtatus,p. 

Taſt: a beſore. 

1 Preguſtatus,przlibatus,p. 
«A 1! mg. 

1 Guſtatio,delibatio. 

A tatting before, 

1 Prelibatio,f. 

A 1aſt,or the ſenſe of taſting. 
1 Guſtus,guſtatus,m. 

A taſt, /avour,or [macke. 1 
1 Sapor. 

A place fit foy taſting. 

1 Delibatorium,n. 

Savorie,or that hath ataft, iy ſmnacke. 

1 Sapidus,ad. 

U"ſanor:  rithout anie teſt. 

1 Infipidus,in'ulſus fatuus,ad. 
ATatch,or cl-ſþe. 

3 Spinter,vel ſpinther,n, 

To Tatle. 

1 Garrio.vide prattle. 

Tatling woman. 

1 Scrapte' 

Te v/c taverning, #7 ſel a taverns 

0. 7 Cauponor, 

A Taverner. | 
1 Caupo,cupo,caupa,crpa, enopo- 
ha,tabernatius, vinarius,m- 
A taverner ;,or vitualers craft. 


1 Cauponaria,F. i, 


4. Ms 


—_ 


S..4 


- - OO — 


TAV 


TEA 


TEL. 


ms 


A faverines 

1 Otnopolium,n.caupona,f. 

23 Mcritorum,n, 

A wine taver "ie. 

1 Taberna vinana. 

Al:ttle tavernegor tipling houſe. 

I Copenctapebenday 
Alavwrue,or vitt ualling hewſe,where 
mat uw euten out of due ſeaſon, 

1 Popina,f. 

A Laverne hawnter. 

1 Atrabernalis, attabernio, popino, 
Barathro, Ganeo,m 

A haunting 0! tavernes, 

1 Popinatio,f. 

Dertaning to a taverners craft, 

1 Cauponius,ad. 

Belonging to taverns,or tipling houſes 
1 Popinalis,ad. 

Taugxht,vide teach. 

To T,aunt, or checke with reproach - 
fu'l words. 1 Convitior,increpo,ob- 
jurgo,maledico, bovinor. 2 _ 
morde,proicino, detrico, velifico, 
dicterijs acapere. 

T aunt d, or eagerly reproved,or checs 
ke1. 1 Increpitus, objurgatus, pro- 
ſcrſus, p. 

A Tanitrer. 

1 Convitiator, bovinator, reprehen- 
tor. z Carptor. 

A voriter of 1 aunts, 

1 Sillographus,m. 

Tau ting, 

1 Vrocacitas,f. 

A mervic taunt,or mocke, 

1 Cavilla,cavillatio,f. 

M err... taunts. 

1 Difteriagn. 

A repron 1{wull taunt. 

1 Conwmeliaf convitiam,n. 
Tawnis, x Silli,orumm. 

«A bitter ,or bit!4.7 tannt. 

1 Ladoriasf (arcalmus,m, 

Biring taunts. 

1 Acule; contumeliarum. 

That  wnteih 

2 Murdax,amaris,ad. 

Tawnting'y, 

1 Procacuer,adv. 

A'Tawtr,or tarner of thin leather, 
1 Alutarius,alutamentarius. 

Soft leather tawed, nherewith they 
mnke glowes and purſes, 1 Aluta,f. 

w me thing made of tawed leather. 

1 Al — _—_ 7 (| a 
To T,are,or tacke. 
1 Cen{uram facio,vide coſe, 

Taxed. 

1 Taxatus,cenſus,p. 

A taxer of prices, 

1 Agoranomus,m. 

Taxationgor ceſſement, 1Taxatio. 
A taxing of prices. 

1 Xſtimatis,f. 

Aa re,or fahage, 

1 Cenſus,collawus,m, inditio, colla. 
tio,f veaigahn. 


nm nn 
I . 


| 


Certaine taxe! for eating of meat. 

i Albergane, 

A tare gatherer, 

1 Exattor,m, 

To Teach. 

1 Voce, literis ornare, artibus pue- 
r0s imbuere,v.cuitrud, 

ſo reach againe, 

1 Redoceo. 

Teught,and v/ed in mem high waier. 
1 «Trivialis. 

To T,came horſes tog-they, 

1 Dexcro, 

To teame 0 xen together, 

1 Tugo. 

The coupling ofhorſer ins teams. 

1 Dextratio,f. 
A teame of fixe horſer,or oxen. 

1 Scjuges,vel ſejugi,orum. * 
A teame of oxen 10 draw the plengh., 
1 Protelum,n. 

A teame of ten horſes. 

1 Decemjuges,ad. 

Belonging to 4 teame, 

1 Jumentarius,ad. 

To Teare,or rent in pieces. 

1 Lacero. 2 Abſcindo,dilorico,vide 

ent. 

. ſhead T,tares,v.weepe, lament 
The feares ran downe hu cbeekes. 

1 Immaduere Is gene. 

A teare in weeping, 

1 LachrywaF. 

A lutle,or [mall tears. 

1 Lachrymula,f, 

Fauned teares, 

1 Lachrymz cunfilz. 

Teares mich ling downe., 

1 Lachrymez cffulz,& manantes. 
Full of teares, 

1 Lachrymoſus,ad. 

Tellels, or r4ſ6ls wherewrth Fuller: 
doe dyeſſe cloth. 1 Carduus fullonum, 
vide berbes. 

Teame,or (heame. 

Dignitatis genus : item ſezvus, 
Teaſtie, vide reſtie. 

_— the Teate to achild, 

1 Rumo. 

To ſacke the teat. 

1 Alimeatum maternum trahere. 

2 Vbera ivgere, Premare MAammanms 
The teat,or dug ge. 

1 Ruma,rums,f.proprie animalium, 
vber,n. vide dur ge, 

The teat, or nipple of a womans breaſt, 
vide N:pp'e. 
A great teate ; alſo akinde of grapes 
called teaies, 1 Bumamma, bumam- 
mia,n, 


Tedtous. 

2 Moleſtus,faftidioſus,ad. 
Teene.i /orrowanger, 

T ecth,vide tooth, 

To ell ,ſhergor declare, 

1 Dicn,cnarro,nuncio 

2 Explico, ago, vt avere apolo- 
gum. 


| 
' 
| 
\ 
( 
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Ty tell a fable, 

1: Exonero, vt exonerare aliquid in 
aurem alicujus , *- tell one « ihing in 
bu eare. 


| T's tell one what he ſhall write. 


1 Dicto. 

To tel preciſely,and touch what points 
he will ſtay vpen. 1 Pracido. 

To tell by way of admwontion, 

1 Moneo,admonco,yt admonuk m 
Crrati,he told me of my fault. 
T's ie't, rehearſe, or bring in remens- 
brance. 1 Memoro,c en : 

To tell expriſly by name. 

1 Nuncupo. 

To tell often,or againe. 

1 Dicito,rcd\6io,renarro, obgannio, 
To tc { previly, or put in wnnd whas ts 
/4y. 2 Suzpero. 

T'* tell,or r:h;2ar je. 

1 Recenſco. 

To tel!, or rch:arſe by heart, 

1 Recito. 

To tell before. 

1 Preloquor , predico, prenuncio, 
pigmouttru prenarru. 4 Preſtibo. 
To tell before u hat ſhalt folow. 

> tas pat "IR 


2 Przc no, v.: 0 prophecie, 
To tell alorg tale, 
1 Proloquor. 
To tell boldly. 
1 Profitcor. 
To te!l woat lyeth in our ft:mnacky, or 
declare our mind rhat we haws to (ay. 
2 Stomachum dertyere , exonerare 
——— ,depromere pecture C0+ 
tha. 
Tell onggo to,[cy on. 
1 Perge,age,dic. 
Tell on the reſidue. 
1 Pergereliqua. * 
Tell me. x Cedoylefec. 
I cax tell, or [ know, 
1 Conſukum eft,imp. 
Told,or declarcd. 
1 Narratus,vunciatus, Pronunciatus. 
2 Oftentus.rclatus,p. 


Not told. 

1 Immemoratus.indiQus,p, 
Atcller,or declarer. 

: Narrator, monſtrator,pradicat 
2 Relator,m. 

Ala'e teller vide tale. 

A telling. 


1 Narratio,enarratio,f narratus. 
2 Relatus,oftenus,m. 

Ateclling abroad,v publ ſhing. 

A telliwg, or putting m wind 

3 Commemoratio,f.memoratus. 
That m oy be told,or iec lared, 

: Narrabilis,ad. 

That cannct ve 'o!dgor expreſſed. 
1 Ineffabilhs,ad.1neffabiluer. 

Ts teli,comnt,or ner. 

1 Numecro,dinumero,reiccnico. 
To tell, comnt Fogetiery 

x Connumero 


oo PAS En ASS SA rt EP ALS. RAO: are as 4 


TEM 


TEM 


TEN 


ATcllr. 

Noumeratore 

Told,or counted. 

1 Nume:atus,recenius,p. : 

A tell:ng,nwnbr mngyor reckoning. = 

T NU ,AuInmecr aw, 

tio,cecenſho,f, 

That may be reld,or reckoned. 

1 Numerabis,ad. 

Temcrity.vide raſhreſſe. 

To Temp r,rmlcgor moderate. 

1 Moderor,modero,tempero. 

T's temper muglegor alley. = 

1 Miiceo, mitigo. 3 Dituo, vide to 

mw gle. . 

To temper,or ſeaſon,v ſeaſon. 

Terapered. 

1 Temperatus,moderatus,P. 

Tempered,or mingled. 

1 Miſtus. 2 Dilutus,reſperſus,p. 

He which tempereth,or mung/eth, 

2 Conditor,m. : 

A temPering,or mine ng. 

1 Mit ny, Ds wy » Condit 

A tempering of firag with . Lay, or 0+ 
perry ors 


ter dirt. I y - 
Temperances C 
iT emperantia,mndcratio,modeſtia, 
f moderarren. 


At mperature. q 
I Temperaturaf. remperamentil, n. 
Temperature, or mxture of naturall 
humours. 
1 Cralis, 
T. mperaten-ſſe in eold,or beate. 
1 Temperies,f. 
A temperature of the aire, repreſen- 
ring the c: [our of the lroer. 
1 Hepatizon. 
Temp. rate. fober,or moderate, 
1 Temperans, cemperatus, modera- 
tus,p mogeſtus. 3 Frugh,ad. 
Temperste,ov calne. 
i Mitis,ad vide calme. 
Temperatily. . 
x Temperat?, mederate, modeſt?, 
temperanter , ſobrie. 2 Frugaliter, 
parcc adv. 
To begin with winterly Tempelt, 
I . 
To appeaſe the tempe#?, 
2 Tempeſtatem lenue- 
To be temp-ſtuous,or 1rowblots, 
2 Perhorreo,hyemo. 
That raiſ” thtempeſtr,or flormes, 
1 Imbncitor,m. 
A tempeFt, or great ftorme of winde 
and ra ne, 1 Tempeſtas, procella,f. 
nimbus,tuba. 2 I&tus,m.hyems, vis, 
fczlum turbidum,coli nma,& vio- 
lentia. 
A tempe#t, or ſiorme wheye a clowd 
fallethgbeing br oken. (| Fenep hias. 
A tempeft comming early, at the be- 
gunming of winter. 1 1o, f. 
revia;n, 
A rem peFFor darger. 
2 Procella,f turbo,m. 


T:rpeſtuens or Foy mie, 

: Frocelluſus, nimboſos , imbridus, 

—_— 2 Tumiultuotus,)nianus,ad. 
at bringeth tempeſt, 

2 Nubiler, —_ 

Tempe ſtwous and rourh (ta. 

1 Pelages immite, mare ſcvum fu- 

rens,gituans, procellojum, nautragi 

MUUtans , vents COMMOtum & agle 

tatum,&c. 

A token of a tempeſt to come, . 

1 Prochematss, vel prochimaſlis. 

Tempcit, dogs name, 

1 Xlfo, 


ATcmple,or Church, 

1 Templum,n. 2 Domus, v. Church, 

Belonging to the temple. 

1 Templarius,ad 

The Temples »f che head, 

1 Tempora, 

Templey;. 

Equies templi. 

empozall,. r vnhallowed. 

anus,ad, 

Tempozall, or that lafeth for a 

poralis,tem- 


tame, temporarie, 1 Tem 
neus 


Temporall, or returning af 4 certame 
time. 1 Chronicus.ad. 

To tempoy:ſe. 

Secuadum conſierudinem agere. 

To Tempt,or entiſe. 

1 Tento. 

To tempt, or provoke by ſome pleaſant 
allurement, 1 Pelliceo,y.aliure. 
Tempted, 

1 Tentatus,p, 

A rempter 

1 Temptator,m. & trix,F. 
Temptation | f the 41. 

2 Impulius dzmonis. 

That cannot be tempted of anie. 

I Inttntabilis,ad, 

Teracitie. 

Tenacitas. 

A Tenant. 

1 Inquilinns, ms 

A tenant that holdeth by faith and 
k*m:ge. 1 Beneficiarius. 

A tenant that holdeth onely vpper 
chambers. 1 Ceenacularius,m. 

A tenant hat hath builded yyon 0- 
ther mens grounds, and ther fort paieth 
amt rents, 1 Superficiarius. 

A lencmint, 

1 Tenementum,n. 2 Domus,f, 
Temporalities of Biſhops. 

Temporalia Epiſcoporum. 

To T.end,sr g11e attendance,vi : at» 
rend. 


To tend,as to ſume concluſion,or end, 
1 Tendo,vt quo tendunt hgc. 

2 SpeQo. 

Tend:rg. 2 Speftans,p. 

To Tender, or favour, 


x: Suffrager. 
Tenderly,or lovingly, like a fath-r. 
1 Patric,adv. 


Ts make T,cnacrgor /ofr. 

1 Mollio,cmollio, mollifico. 

2 Mitigu, 

To wax iendey,or bec ome tendey, ſoft, 
#7 pliaut. 1 Tencrakoylenteo, 

To make tender,or nice. 

1 Effeemino. 32 b 

AM ade tender. 

1 Mollitns,p, 

Tenderneffe, 

I 5 i teneritas, tcne- 
ric . 

Tendey,or ſoft. 

2 Mollis,tencr,lentus, malacus,apa. 
los. 2 Manſuctus,flexililis,ad. 


Tender,or mee. 

1: Muliet is,reſi ad 

Vene tendey,and ſoft. 

1 Prztener,premullis,ad. 
Somewhat tender. 

1 Mollculus,molluſculus,fubmollis, 
tenellus. 

Tenderly. 

1 Molliter,tenere,teneriter,ady, 
Tender ly,or nicely. 


1 Mulebre,mulicbritcr,ady. 
A Tendz(l,or youy branch of 4 tree. 
1 Turio,m, 

The ten«rell of a ine. 

I b 


Tene. Dolor. 
ATenement,vide tenant, 
Tenne, vide numbers. 
A ſumme of money, cont aining tenye 
groats of old tt ng, when eight went 
ro an ounce. 1 Centuflis. 
Tenfolde. 
1 Decuplus,ad. 
That u of ten divers parts, 
1 Decameros. 
Tenths, Decimz. 
Toplay ar Tennis, 
Certare, 
1 Pila palmaria </ Concertare, 
Ludere. 


Tennis play. 

1 Sphzromaclya,f. pile lufori cer- 
tamen. 

A tenns court. 

1 Spheniſterium,n. 

A Tenon put m the moytiſe, 

: Im lineula - ,cdolata, cardo, 
m.&f. 

That hath a tenon. 

I Lingulatus,ad. 

A Teno2,vide ſinging. 

The T,eno2,f14, or purport * alſo 
continuance of a thing, 1 Tenor,n. 
To make Tents. 

x Scenofacio. 

A tent,or paviko Ns : 

: Tentorium, cafſtra, n. ſcenos, vide 
paviilion, 

Alittle tent,or pawillion, 

1 Tentoriolum,n. 

A tent m a fa:re,or market, 

23 Velabrum,n.y.boothez. 

Leatherne tents, 1 Pelles. 


| ———— 


TER 


TES 


TCY4. | 


A tent maker. 

1 SccnofaRtorias. 

0j,"r belonging to 4 tent, 

1 Tentorius,ad. 

A Tent /or a wownd, 

: Turumda,f. 2 
1$,m .penicilkun, 

Tg tent for a wound. 

1 Lemniſcus,m. 

Tenture,or tentoy for cloatb, 


Inftrumentum ad extendendos pan- 


nus. 
Tenuitie, Tenuitas. 

A tenure. 

P ofleſſio,modus tenendt. 

Tenth, vide numbers, 

The tenth tune. 

i Decimum. 

The tenth part of ones ſubſtance, it old 
time v/ed to be offered to Hercules. 

1 Herculana pars. herculeus 

The tentgor tithes, vide tithes. 
ATearme of the yeare. 

1 Terminus. 

Inthe ſame Termes. 

1 Tiidem verbis. 

A terme ſet before medeeinable confee 
Aions, deviſcdby the Greekes, 

1 Dia, f. 

A t.ryme. Tempus, 
Termination. 

1 Terminatio. 2 Poſitio,F. 

A figure wherin the clauſe; aye of like 
termunation. x H X 
Terrettriall. 

Terreſtris 

T-rriblenelſe or fiexceneſſe, 

1 Diritas. 2 R Rabics,f, 

Terrible,crmell  Gercegor fel. 


1 Truculentus,mmanis,arros,dins 


Verie terrible. 

1 Perhorridus,ad. 

Terrible in countenance, 

1 Torvus,ad. 

That ſpeaketh terrible things, 

1 Terriloquus,ad, 

Terrible IC ounding. 

1 Horriſonus. 

Teryibly. 

1 Atrociter,horride., 

To T.crrific, vide ſcare. 
ATerritozy, or field Lyong withen 
the bounds,or wriſdif ton of a citie. 

1 Terticorium,pomerrium,n. (acca- 
oniasf. 

ws i.the = py part of a pipe. 

we,vide agve. 

Tb A a nn or laft will. 
2 Teſtor,inteftor, 

To counterfent falſe teffaments 

1 Supponere, Subjicere teſtamen- 
tum. 

A teſtament or laft will. 

i Diatheca,f (cripuura vitimez vo- 
lantatis. 2 Codicullus,m teſtamentura 


lineament.n_ 


A teſtament by word of month. 
1 Nuncupatum teſtamentum. 
A counterfeit, or fained — 
will, 1 S 
A teſtament landable, and wiſely 
made. 1 Teftamentum honeftum. 
A teſtament wheye the father giueth 
fom bu here bu land without cauſe. 
1 Inofficiolum teſtamentum. 
A teſtament «ll written with the teſta« 
tors owne hand, 1 Hulographum,n. 
He that dieth without a teſtament, or 
that made no will, 1 lixteſtatus,ad 
A teſtator,or hee tbat matah bu te. 
ſtament,or (aft will. 1 Teſtator, m. 
wix,t legator,m. 
A writer of teftaments. 
1: Teſtamentarius,m. 
Of,or belonging to atcſtament. 
1 Teſtamentarius,ad. p 
That by law can make ne teſtament, 
Areſte. 
Fornax ad probandum 
VVithowt ras teſtament. 
1 Inteſtato,adv 
ATelſtato:,vide teftamerr. 
He that hath the goods of the teffator 
with condition, that if he difFurbe bis 
left wilthe leeſeth all that he hath, 
1 Evernator. 
A declaration of the teftator by word 
of month,what he would haue done af. 
terhu death, 1 Nuncupativum teſta- 


A tefler of «bed, 
Opertorwm lei. 
Teitie. 
1 Moroſus,iracundus,v.47:ger. 
To Ceſtifie. 
1 Teſtificator,teſtor,v.witneſſe. 
Te#tifird, 
I 2 EE 
A teſtimony, or witneſſe teſtification. 
1 Atreſtatio,f teſtimonium,n. 
A teftymeniallyoy certificate. 
1 Teſtimonium teſtificatio, epiſto!a 
certatoria. 2 Libellus, 
Tetrarche, 
Tertratcha. 
ATCetter,or ring worme. 
1 Perigo, impetigo, mentagra, vide 
Ring worme, 
A Tew. 
Catera terrea. 
To tew,or tug vide to hale, 


T ante H 


Thacke, vide thatch. 

To Thanke,or g:ue thankes. 

1 Gratolor,agere, habere,& teferre 
oratias. 

Te thanke ty letters, 

1 Scribere gratias, 


— — 


Thankes. 1 Grates, at 

__ wing,or thankefulneſſe, 

1 « - 98. rc. 
A aQtio, 

Murwalls efulneſſe. 

: A i . 

Thankefall 

1 Gratus,gratioſus. 


Thankefully,or $'ateful ly. 

z SO 2rato anumo. 
4 Illeilla,ilbd,is, ca, id. iftic, iſtzc, 
iſtoc. 

That ſame. 

I Llle,;ple. 

T 


1 Modo,dum,durmods. 
That way. 

: Hlac 

To Thatch. 

2 Intego, 

A thatching, 

2 TeQura,t.intefus,m, 

Thatched how/es. 

1 Canitia,f ſtramineum tetum. 


A thatcher, 
2 TeQtor,m. 
T» Thaw, or relent, us yee doth. 
I Regelo,degelo,egelido. 
_ 
eidus,ad. 
yn place male half: round, 
_ people aſſembled to bebold places 
+ Theatum,n. 2 Arcna,f. 
A lntle theater. 
3 Theatridum,n. | 
w g theater,or ſcaffold, wheron muſiti. 
ontgfingert,or ſuch like ſhew their ex9 
ning. 1 Orcheſtra,f. 
Of,or belongin tothe theatre, 
1 Theatralis,theatriens,ad. 
A Theeke. 
1 Fur,com g latro,prgdo,depecula- 
tor. 2 Raptor,rapax,m.-trium litera- 
rum homo, homo manibus adumcis 
& picaciſlimus. 
A theefe that ftealeth by nighs, 
1 Pramiatur,m. 
A theefe th.t fleepeth by day, to fteale 
by n:g*r. 1 Laverniv, 
A lutle theefe. 
1 Latrunculns, 
An &rrant ſtarke theefe. 
x Þ— ———_—_— inſignus fur, e- 


hare . 

1 Bifer,m- 

A theefe that ftealeth cattell. 

1 Peculator,abigeus,abignus. 

A theefe that ſt: aleth gold, 

1 Autturauriicgus,m. 

A theefe 6n we /c4,V pirates 

Theft. x Latrocmium, fuirum. Sub- 
reptio vel detractio alien. 


The- vere. 


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#7 


THI 


THI 


THI 


| Theeverie,an inclingtion to theft. 

x Furaciras,f. 

Theewvijh,or bent to ſteale, 

1 Furax. 
Thef thoot,i.yecetvers of ſtone goods. 
Belonging to theenes, 

: Furinus, vt furinum forum. 
Theewij:ly grith an intent to fteale. 

1 Furaciter,ady.v1: rob. 

Tien, - 

1 Tum,tnc,tunc temports, co tem- 
poris. 3 Ii, igitur, vt quid igitur fa- 
ciam miſer ? twen what joall 1 ave ? 
Then n compart /on, 

1 Quam, 

Thenee ,theresf,or fom thence, 

1 Inde.itinc,abinde.illinc,de loco. 
T heologie, 
Th a. 

Theer:ke. Theoricus. 

There #n the [ame place. 
| 1 [bijjibidem,inibi,illic,illuc,iſtic,adyv 
Theref9:e /57 that cauſe. : 

1 Ita, itaque, idcirco, igior, proin, 
proinde, propterea, ca propter ergo, 
c0,ideo,eade re,ca de caula. 

2 Quocirca. 

WThcreof, vide thence, 

To Thicken,or make thicke, 

I Denſo, FF es ſo,c þ Pn ,; 

To mabe ticke fhifſe,or ma{ne. 

1 Spiſlo,expiſlo, maſſo. z Cogo vt 
frigore melia cogit hyems. 

To make thncke,or fait together. 

i Conſtipo. 

To Thicket,o var thicke. 

1 Congelo,congelafco, denſeo, ſpil- 
{(elco, 

To wax thicke,or fat, 

1 Craffeſco. 

Ts gee thicke, 

3 Spiſligradior. 

A th ckringor gathering thicke tone 
ther. 1 D<nſtio,(piſſiras,ſpiſſiudo, 
A th chnizg , or ev :gealmy 0] man'e 
things 1 Conaeio,t, 

Ta knefie, ot ryo'n [[e. 

1 Craſfitudo,craflines,f, craſamen- 
wm,n. 2 Plenirudo.Ff, 

Th:chneſſe tn gath:rmg,-r growing to= 
£<ther. 1 Crebritas,crebrindo, 

A place th che,vr els togither, 

1 Denſus,condenſus, p:iſus. 2 Opa. 
cus,vt barba Opaca,a thick beayd, 


Veru thicke,or cloſe together. 
1 Perdenſus, —— ad. preden-- 


ſatus,p. 

hd ger oh 

1 Craſſin,ad. 
Thicke in gath-rmg, or growing toge» 
ther. 1 Creber, frequens,ad. Sis 


tas, vt confertiſſima turba,congluba- 


us 

Thicke lhe bee-ftings. 

I —— 

Thicke :kinned. 1 Calloſus, vr callo- 
tus acinus, « berrie with a thicks 5hin, 
or a kernel with a thicke ſhell, 


Thicke like /þittle, 

1 Salivarius, 

Th:ekly. 

1 Spilse,dens?. 2 Are, 

The Thigh. _ 

1 Coxa,coxendix,f 2 femur,feme n. 
The inner, or ow'ward4 part of the 
thigh, 1 Femen,famen,n. 

Tue outward part of the thigh, 

i Femur,n. 


Thilke, thu, 

A Thillervf a cart + 

I L v; vehenda rheda. 

A Tht 

1 Digiale,digitabulum, vngukum,n 
lex,m, 


To make Thinne tht which « 700 
thicke, 1 Tent, attenuo, rarctacio, 
rareico. 2 Macero, 

To be made thin. 

I . 

Made thin, or rave. 

1: Temuatus, D. 


Vere thin. 

1 Pertenuis,prztenuls,ad 

Thinlynet thicke. 

1 Rar?,vt rare conſerere,ro ſow thin, 
exilitcr,renuiter,adv. 

Thtire. x Tuus,a,um, 

It ws thine. 

1 Tum eſt. 

A Thnx. k Res,f. 

Th:ng: ſecret and vnkyowne, 

: Abdita rerum, 

W_ thing compmutied,oy done. 

1 Admuſſumgn. 

Annie thmg. 

: Quicquam, quidquam, quicque , 
quidque. 

dv ome thing, 

1 Alquid,nonnhil, 

«Ai vnlanfull thing, 

1 Nefas,indecl. 

Thins of no value, 

2 Quilquilig,f, 

To Thinke,ſuppo/e,remnc, doemre or 
in4;e. x Cogito, puto, reputo,arbi* 
troropinur,ſuſpicor, exiſtumo,ſentio, 
credo. 2 Videor, vt mihi videtur, 7 
think cducov.deeme ard ſupp?ſe. 

To th nkegor muſe vpon, 

1 Meditor,commeditor, reputo, c6- 
mentor, luſtrare animo. z Rumino,e- 
volvo. vide conſider. 

To thmke earneftly, or invent by thine 
k'ng on. 1 Excogito- 

To thinke againe and againe vpon 4 
thing, 1 Reputogrecogito,conreaa- 
re mente. 2 Agito,pertraQto. 

T thinks, ſuppoſe, or faire to himſeife. 
1 Imaginor. 


T thinke of beforc,or premeditate. 
1 Premeditor,preco, itn, 
To thinke now one thing, now another, 
2 Flutuo. 
At i thinke. 
1 Vt mihi videtur,vtego quidem au - 
tum, quantum Cgo ratione & mge- 
nio cunſcqui poſſum,yt mca fert opt» 
nio, 
H-:w thinke you, or what u yorw opint- 
on? 1 Quid tibi videtur ? quid tu 
cenſes ? 
To be thought,or iudged. 
2 Collgor, 
Thought pon. 
1 Copitatus,p. 
Thought vpon,cr invente4 by thmkgng 
0n. 1 Excogitatus,p. 
Not thougin L pon 
1 Incxcoguaus, 
Theug'-1,or cave, 
1 Cogitatio,cura,f cogitatum,l, 
2 Mens,! animus,m 
He that 754.o tb, 
1 Opinator,cxiltmator,m. 
A lhmb'ng, 
nx C 0;:11210,cxiſtimatio, opinatio, 10,0- 
piniw,t 
A dilinen the hang. 
1 Repucatio 
A thinks g vpon. 
1 Meditatio,deuberatio,t. 
A think; 01 be, ore hid. 
1 Premedicatio,t 
That may be ih ught vpon, 
1 Cogitabilis, ad. 
N ot thought of , or » hich cannot be c0+ 
rehended ly theugnt. 1 Incogitabi- 
Lbs. 
After 0:14 hath thowghtor adv i[edly 
1 Cozitato,cogitate, confulto ,cogt- 
tatim.adv. 
Third,vide numbers 
To ao any thin g the third time, 
1 Tertt9, 
The do'»g of a thing the third time. 
1 Tertiatio,f. 
The third part of any thing drvided. 
1 Triens,m. 
VVhich cotaintth as much as another, 
and third part more, 1 Seſquiterti- 
us,ad, 
The third time or thriſe. 
1 Terti6,tertiam,adyv- 
Thirled,vide pearſed. 
A Fhirdendell, vide meaſures. 
Thirtecne, vide number. 
To be Thirltte,or 70 thirft, 
1 Sitio,refitio. 
To endure thir FF. 
1 Ferre & tolerare fatim. 
To que ch bu thufF. 
: Reſtinguere 
2 Depellere fium, 
Allucre potione 
Thir#t, 1 Sitis,f. 
A little thrr#t, 
» Siticula,f, 
ThiyHy. 


THO 


T HR 


THR 


Thirftie, 1 Sinens,p. ſitibundus, fic - 
cule(us,ad. | 


Bloud.thirſtie. 


1 a 
Thiritie, 1 Sitienter,adv. 


This, F ; 

x Hic, is, iſte, hicce, iſtuc, pro iftud, 
ron, 

1s thu he,or o ? 


i: Hjccin® ? 


From thu place, 


1: Hinc,adv. 


= , 
F _ ry of thifTles, 
I -aori 
Thither. 

I Ilidc,itac,illd adv. 
Thuherward. 

1 Iſtorſum,illorſkum,adv, 
Thitherto. 

1 Eatenis,adv. 

Hitherand thithers 

1 Huc &illuc, vitro cnroque. 
To make Thongs. 

1 Corrigio, 

Thonged. 2 Corrig) 

A thong of leather. 

: Corngia f.lorum,n. 


A great thong. 
I CLE 


n, 
A thongor loope , which iu tied to 4 
dart to throw :t. 1 Amentum,n. 
A thong,oy bond to tie a buckler, or 
target, 1 Infenorium.n. 


' vA tbonggpy langell, pherewith the Oxe 


bow,and yoke be bound together, 

1: Cohum,n, 

T hongs. 

1 Flagra tauria. 

A tho'g of a dogs thin. 

1 Corri2ia-canina, 

Of ,or belonging to athong, 

1 Loreus,ad. 

To rid fom homes. 

1 Eximerc {pinas- 

A tborne, 1 Spmagt. 

A ſparpe thojne, 

1 Sentarius,m. 

A white thornes 

i Acanthalcuce, 

A blacke thorne, 

1 Spinus,n 

A wild thorne. 

1 Agiicantha. | 
A kind of thoyut y $7 owing, ia oneitt 
places, 1 Lumayf. 
Moiftplares where thornes and brier: 

ew, 1 


g umn 
VVherew:th th:ſe thorner bee cat 


downe, 1 Lumaiius, ad, 4tlumaria 
falx. | ; 

Sprurg vp of 4 ther ng, 

1 $pinigena,cam.g. 


| A =_ where thorncs doe grow. 
1 Spinctum,n, 

Thorne, or ful! of therne:, 
Soi 


I b 

That beareth thorues, 

1 Spinifer. 

Thot nie,or mate of thorne:, 


r$ d ſpinca curona. 
A Thope. 


Thorowgh thee. 

1 Impulſu tus. 

Thorough me,and by my meares. 

1 Opera maca. 

Thorowghty,or pcrſeFly. 
Pemutds,prorus,0mmmo. 


2 Plane ,luculent:,adv. 


; 1 Tu,pron. 
T ,vide al:homgh, 
T ou ,vide thike, 

1 T and, vide numbers 


The thouſand part. 

, 1 Milleſima pars. 
Th:aldo:ne,0n4age.or thrall. 
x: Servitus,p. 


To ſpin,or make Thea. 
1 Filu, 


Thaaue,i. 24 ſheues- 

To Thad a need(s. 

Filum in acum inſerere : Acum filo 
Inducere,vel [rajicere. 

A thread. 

1 Filum,n. 

Thread, oy anie thing fit for weaning. 

: Linum,n, 

Thread ſpun, or yarne made readieto 
ſtuffe m the loome. 1 Stamenn. 
Silhe thread which ſilke women doe 
wear 1n lintles,or fteoles, 1 Licum,n 
Thread in a needle to ſow wthall, 

1 Acia,t aciarmmyn. 

That hath in it 4s it were thread. 


- 


1 Sta ,ve ſtaminca vena, 
Thre ids of gold. 

1 Aurca ſtamina. 

Thread-bare garments. 


1 Decotes veldeaues,quah {inecne 
& flacco. 

Thread by thread,or thread meele. 

1 Filatim,adv. 

To T,meatin, or menace. 

1 Minor. 2 Promitto, vt, promitte- 
re bellum, to threaten warrye, ou 
no, vt, proponere mortem) acerbam, 
denunao, vt, denunciare alicun peri- 
culum,minas proponcze,& jatare. 
To threaten ſorc. 

2 MinitoT,comminor. 

To threaten. 

2 Intento,vt,imtentare armazte thren. 
11 that they wil make war ,or 10 ſhake 
threat wngly,vt atentare manus int a» 


liquemyer 18 threareawith, vi, inten: | 


tare aliquid alicw, ts threat? one wrt h 
a thing, 

A threatning. 

- ond — RS 
Threat nings,or men 5 

I Minganinacicf. - © 

A threatney, i Minator,m. 

Full of threatrs "gs,or that threatneth 
often, 1 Minax,ciſfiaus, minitabun- | 
«dus,ad. 

Threatrungly, 

1 Minantcr,minaciter,cius,adv. 

7 nog rap thread, 

Th:ee, vide numbers, | 
To ;nake ih1e*fb(d, 

1 Triplico,triplo. | 
T-ipled,or made threefold, 
1 Triplicatus,p. 

Thr: efoldnefſ*. 

1 Triplicitas;f. 

Foreefold. 1 Triplex,tiiplus. 

Three together,ar at a time. 

1: Trig. 

That bath three mouthes, or three 
throats. 1 Trifaux. ; 
Tree n:11h11 ſpace,or three nights togee 
ther, 3 TrinoGtiumyn, 

Thyee in number. 

1 Trinras,f. 

A three halfe pernie man , oy one of 
ſmall account, or ettiruation. 

1 Triobolaris hemo. 

Of three eubits, 

1 Tricubitalis 


A three footed fool, 
1 Eripus. 

Three ſo ot lorg, 

T Trp ] —_— — 
T bat hath three bernes, 
1 Tricornis,ad. 

Three hundied fold. 

1 Tricentuplus,ad. 
Three manner of waies, 

1 Trifarus,ad. 

A three toothed inftrument, or tool:, 
1: Tridens,m. 

Three org les, 

1 Triſſyllabus. 

Havmg three member; , 

1 Tricolon. 

That hath three edges. 

1 Tri / 


_ 0. 


ad 


Devid:d into three parts, - 
: Trifidus,ad. 


Theepe. Afﬀfirmo. 
Ts T 2eſh, | 
i Tnewa, 2 Flagello, tero.extero. | 
To throjh corne. 
1 Meſlem exterere,flagellare perticis- 
hon.entum. 
Threlbe?. 
Tijturatos,p.. 
A threjher. 
1- Triturator! 2 Flazeltuar: 

A 


— ——_ 


A— 


l— 


THR 


THR 


THR 


A threſhing. : 
1 Tritus,m tritara,trituratio,f. 


Toe mak a threſhold, 
Limino 


” [i brefh: ld. 
1 Limen,hypothyrum,liminare,n. 


To thitng;er war rich, 


1 Ditcico, 2 Vigeo., 

To be thriftre, 

1: Paico. 

To was thr;ftie. 

1 Ad frugalicatem ſe convertere. 
Thy;ft. 

I Parſimonia,frugalitas, 
Thrift, : 

1 Frugi,v homo frugi, frugalis, par- 
cus, parſimnonicus, 

1briftely. 

1 Frugaliter,adv. 

A Throat, vide throte. 

A T 2onc, 

1 Thronus,m. folium. 

The kires throne, 

1 Akithronium n. 

He that ſitter on « high throne, 
it Altithrunus,m, 

To thtob,or pant. 

1 Palpto 

A throbh 1g. 

1 Palpitatico,f. 


To £,no0 Tk 
C7:0ng Trudere, 
1 Seadinvicen < Turbare, 
Pellere. 


To throne tonether. 
2 Confluo,vt,ad locum confluere. 
The thro, 07 multit wde diminuheth, 
1 Rarcſcitturba. 
A poronn, 'r great multitude of pro- 
ple. 2 Turba.catervaf. 

To cut ones T,h20at. 

1 Tugulo. 
Tix ihrout. 

il .m juoulum, ;n. 
The cover,or weeſell of the throat, 

1 Fpieloflis,epighutis. 
A of TEL nh: rely the 
meat paſſeth to the ſtomacke. 

1 Frumen,gula,t. 

The wpper part of the throat. 

x Fauces,t. 

That bath a great threas. 

x Gutturoſus. 

2 Strumoluas,ad. 

To Thiuttle,or ftrangle. 

1 Ango,P premere, 
Throtled. 

1 Tugulatus,p, 

A torotling. 

I Jugulatio,f. 

To L,h20w,0r cafF. 

1 Iacivgafto, 

To thr ow,or throw over. 

z Tranimitto. 

To thro agamiF, 

1 Objicio,allido. 

To thr wor beat downe to the ground 


| 1 Afﬀigo. 


To throw downe, 

1: Deſtruo,ſterno, fubverts, promo, 
derurbo. 2 Decurio, 

To throw or caftforth,or a far off. 

1 Projicio, 

To throw together. 

1 Conjicio. 

T throw,or ſhoot againe. 

1 Retorqueo. 

Ts throw a dart. 

1 Toiquere telum, 

To throw againit a thing : alſe by 
throwing ro his 4 thing, 1 Impingo., 
To throw vpon, 

1 Superjacio. 

Throwne. 

I nee 


Thy owne agan#t, 


1 Rus,p. 
VVh;chhath throwne,or cafF. 
I . 

Th! ewne downes 

1 Deſtruau,p. 
Throwne a fa off. 

1 Projetus,p. 
Throwne wpon. 

I Superjetus,P. 

A thrower hurle. 

1: Iacuem.' 

A throwing afar off. 
1 Projcus, 

A throwing downe. 


A throwmg vpon, 

1 Superj 

A thrower, or hurley of ſtones, or 0 
they ſuch thrgs for recreation, 

1 Difſcobolus,m.vide cafF. 
AThiow,i.aſhoy t time, 

To Thiowe or! tarne. 


Torno. 


A thrammed hat, 

I Barducncullus,m, 

To Thault, or /trikhemn. 

1 Figo,defigo. 2 Imprimo. 

To thrutt m,or mto, 

2 llido,fodio,vr, ora fodere haſtis. 
To thrust,ſt:cke thraugh,or pierce, 

1 Conterebro, NOLA ji- 
cio.tranfad | 

2 Confodw,tranſnuictoyyt, trankmit- 
tere pladio petus. 

To thrutt deepe,as houſe wines doe in 
kneading their dowgh. 

I 


To thruit in violently. 

1 Intrudo. 

To thruit violently. 

1 Impello,protrudo. 

To thruft backe. 

iK ' 

To +. vnderfoot. 
Obrrudo 


T © . 
To thruit out fom,er aſide. 
ES it 


I 
turbo. 2 Fjicios 


To thru#F ont by force, 

: Proturbo,trudo 
Ts thruit againtt. 

1 Obdo. 2 Otfenlo. 

To thruft,or caft nm. 

1 Compingo.. 

To ns regs 

1 Contrudo,cumprimo. 
To thrutt,or preſſe downe. 
4 OP. 

9 thruſt ,drige,or peut away inte ſuns 
be na 1 Dilpells. our 
To tbruit,or catt through often. 

1 Trazecto. 
Ts thruft out of does, 
- _— R RF 

0 thrutt,or preſſe violtthy,or again 
1 Im Wham Nonony Le 
To thruſt mhimſelfe. 

1 Se inferre,vel introductre. 
Thru#t through. 
I ransfixus,trajetus. 


= . 
x Intrufus. 
Thrwu#t downe. 


1 Impulſus,p, 

Thrutt out,or fora. 

2 Ex Po 

Thruft backe, 

1K p. 

Thrutt,or ca#t inte, 

1 Injetus,p, 

Ta be thruft in by maine force, 
1 Ina \p: 

Thru#t upon. 

: Conjecus,p. 

A thrutting again#t,or refiftance. 
1 Renixus,m. 

A tbrutt ing in,or through, 

1 Confixus,m. 

A thrutting forw:rd. 

1 Impul us,m impulſio,f, 

A tbrutting hard together, 

x Com 


I . 
To thumpe, vx beat at the dore with try 
heeles 1 Pullare fores calcibus. 


ing,or beating, 

x Pulſatio,f pulſus,m. 

of thumpe, o7 bounce, 

I tus,m' vide knocke. 

Te Thunder, 

1 Tono,intorio, - 

To thandey againe, 1 Retono, 
To thunder de wne vpen, 

1 Superimtono, 


—_—_—— 


—_—_—_— 


TID 


T'IE 


TIL 


To thunder round about. 

1 Circumtono. 

It thundreth. 

1 Toneſcit,imp.celum confremit. 

A thundermg. 

'S - 

Thundr 

1 Tonitrus,m & tonitmu,indecl. & in 
lu tonitrua,um,& tonitrum,i.n. 

A thundey-bolt,or ſtone, 
1: Brontia,Ff. 

Thundering fom aboue, 

1 Altitonans 2 

Thurſday, vide day. 

To Thwtte,or whittle, 

2 Abſcindn,proſeco. 

To» Thwart. 

1 Contradico. 


+» T ante 1 


Tice,vide intice. 
To Tickle,a&. 

1 Titillo, 

To tickle neut.or itch. 
1 Prurio. 

_— a tickling. 


1 Pruvigo,f pruritus gn. - 


ans,ad, 


The T.tde when the water fleweth, 
1: Refluxus,m. 
VV1tb the tide, 
2 Secundo flumine. 
A tyde man. 
3 Sulcator,m 
Tidie,fac,or tender, 
2 Cerctus,ad. 
To brin e Tidings. 
1 Rudiere, mmnco, wr: 
cium 
Hee that revncrh brfaze to bring the 


oy of ones commu. 1 o- 


He ws bringeth tid-ngs. 

1 Nuncius,prenuncius,m. 

He that carieth !1dings from one ſo an 
othey. 1 Renuncus,m. 


ff reward given ts them that brought 
goo! eidings. 1 Evange: 14,A, 
on T.te,or bmn4e, 
Vincio,obſtringo. » Velo, vt, re- 
lt velare gulam. 
To tre hard, 
1 Revincio. 
To tic fatt about. 
1 Circundo,convincio,ingeRto, 
To te or binae together, 
: Connetou, 
2 Conjugo __ 
To tie, or irufſe v 


1 Culybeo,vr 


) crinem cohibere, 
to t4c,or iruſſe vp the hacre an 4 knot. 


To tie, ſuare,or entangle. 

I 

T otic,or faHten one thing to another in 
length,as linkes in « chames 

1 Pronedto, 


1 AnneQor 


: Annexus,p. 

Td — 
iP 

Tied together. 

1 Comugatus,colli 
Tied f it together. 


Tied,or yoked to one only, 
1 Vnij : 
Tied with a theng or pornt, 
1: Corrisi |, 


*T * 


Tied vnder. 


' 8 Subligatus,p 


A tying,or bindin 1 
1 Religatio,vi 
A t11ug,or binding to. 
1 Annexus,m allgatio,f. 
- oy ng in. 9p 
;y.bind. 


To Title, 
- 


.Nixus,. 


rifle, Everto. 


. Tiercc,or _ containing halfe 
_— 1 Tertiarum, n. 


gris- 
Of,or like 4 fiore, 
1 T ea.) 

the worme that ſucketh blbud. 

1 Redivius,n 

The T.ik* of « bed, 

: Culcitra,f 

Tg cover with Tile, 

I Imbrico 

A tile 1 Tegula,f. 

A tile,or bricke. 

1 Later,m. 

Atile, alſo 4 little ſhard. 

2 Teſta. 

A gutter tile, or roeofe tile being halfe 
crooked. 1 Imbrex,m. umbriciam,n. 


regi 
A litrlenile. 
: Latercularus,n 2Teftula.f 


| A little ſmall tile, oy nan fone to 
eſſecula,f. 


1 Cultio: 


paue withall. x T 

Tiles laid overthwart berweene othey 
tiles. 1 Ambrices. 

A tile —__" 

ed POR 
A nile on, * 

1 Scandula,Ff. 

AM ade of tile. 

1 Lateritius,ad. 

Like 4 roofe,or guttey tile, 
il ws,a. 

Fall of roofe tiles. 

I bry larerartus, 2d 
In munmney of a roofe tile, 

1 Imbricatim,adv. 

To us 7 nn to mtiſe, 


- Colo, terram moliri, ſubigere a- 
grum,y to ploneh. 

To till the ſecond tome, 

1 Novyare agrum-. 

Til/e4, 1 Aratus,p. 

Till ge. 

1 Agricultura f.agrorum cultus. 
Ae. rownd iilied. 

1 Cultum. 

A tiling, 


A tiller, vide hushandman. 

Tillage of the earthgor the earth tilled. 
1 Arati,f. 

A field owt of ti{[th, 

1 Ager ſ{qualidus. 

Books written of 1illage. 

1 Georgica. 

Till,or vl. 

1 Donec,coufſque.adv. 


A'T.ll in aC beFF, 

1 Capſclla,caplula,f. 

To run at Tilt,vide wit 7, 
Timber. 

1 Durata. 3 Lignum,n.matciia,F. 
Amie timber to buald with. 

2 Tignum,n. tignus,m. 

Ante great peece 0, go timber. 

3 Docs. 

The vpright peeces of timber in the in- 
er ſde,nhich of ſome are called foote | 
ſtockes. 1 Stamina, nevr, | 


A ſquare 'pecce of timber , whereon | 

Taynims dd ſacrifice. 1 Mokcnm,n 

A round peece of t:mber having @ lea. 

ther the',g about it, which turner; wſe | 

in twrwing, _ £ w:th the wheele | 

» Mam 

Timbyed,or made of timber, 
2 Materiatus,p. 

por ing, or ANY made of timber, | 

2 Materiatio,materiatura, | 

Ofgor belonging ts ringer, 

2 Materiaris,ad. | 

Howſ 1 ill 119m. ved 


1 Xdes mal: m b | 
T* play »« Timbze wr | 
1 Tympanizo. 


{ Ever:e dit: 


TIM 


TIN 


A timbrell. 
z Ty 
A timbrell whereon maides play with 


their fingers. 1 
” braſen,or iron rimbrell, 


| He that p'ateth on ſuch « timbrell, 
1 Siſtrator,m 


The playing on ſuch atinorell, 

: Siſtratus,m, 

A tumbrel{placer, 

i T ympanuſta. 

Toj hn the Time. 

1 Tempus, vel diem ___—_ tra- 
ho,vel traduco,diem conficer 

To ſpend time vamely, 

x Fruſtra tewpus conterere. 

To «bſerue the t:me, to take heed how 
to below his trme, x Ree otia po- 
nere,rete crate ductre, 


The time weareth, or paſſeth away. 

1 &tas avolat, ztas effluit, fluxum 
tempus clabitur,cedit dies. 

T he 111ne us come, 

4 Extat cempus, 

Tims. 

1 Tempus,n dies, ztas,f.gvum,n- 
Short ſpace of time, 

2 Curriculum,n, 

The t:211 of 100. yeave', ſome takg it 
fer 1020 yerver, and ſome for 30. alf 


age lime. 1 Seculum.n, 


T:megcr leaſure. 
2 Otiumyſpatum,n, 
Long "ace of 11me, 
1 Diuturnitas,F, 
-e of tim*,or ſpace, 
1 Intervallum,n, 

A ſeaſora let net? 
1 Tempeſtas,t. 
Time conv xaentgor de time, 

1 Tempeſtivitas,f, 
hort tame, 

empuſculum. 

The time wh:ch u ſector put betweene, 
that the yeares may agree with the 
courſe of the ſunne, 1 Intercalarium,n 
The t:me of night. when the cucke 
croweth, which « the ſoawrth watc hof 
the vight, Gallicinium,n. 
Time ſpared fom other nec:fſaric bu- 
fineſſe. x Succifivum, vel ſubiecivam 
tempus. 

U acation,or time of ceaſing. 

1 Vacatio,f. 

That commeth in veyie good time, 

1 Opportunns,peropportunus. 
Done 1n dutgand convenitnit time; 

3 Tempeſtivus,ad. 

Pertaining 19 ime, 

1 Temporarius, temporanens, tem- 
poralis,ad. 

Of one 1:m0e, 

1 Synchronws,ad. 

VV bich u of one time aud age. 

1 Coxtancus,ad.” 


al/o 1:me, 


_ 


| In time,oy in due ſeaſov. 


1 Tempore,tempeſtve. 2 Mature, 
adveb 

For a time, 

1 Temporarie,adv. 

More temely,or before time. - 

: T u 
Of a long tame, 
1 Diwutue,ady. ” 
A long tome :'4 mnt !ife tnme, 
I ZX:arcm,adv. 

In verie good time, 


; __ peroppertune, com- 


_ thu rig » #7 «« the world goeth 
. 1 Hoc gvo,hoc ſeculo,hoc tem - 

—_ hac hominum etare, hac tem- 

peſtate, hac ztate. 

2 Nunc,jam.hodie. 

At this 1mne,or preſent. 

1 Im » Unc, jam im- 

przſens. 


Intime: patF, 
x Qupndam,olim,adv dich proxi- 
me exaQis,in diebus prioub®, nuper- 


rime elapfis,Jamdudum preteritss. 
At that time, 

: Tunc,ady.- 

Out of time. 

1 Incommod?, inopportund, tem- 
pore importuno. 

Often times. 

1 $2p8,crebr0,{qpenumero, frequen. 
ter,vi : often. 

At nhat times 

1 Quando,ecquando. 

Al ale times 

I Voquam,mincubi,adv, 

Sometime, 

1 Interdum,aliquando, quandoque, 
non! m. 

At ſome time divers times, 

" Ak "tr" Aphtt”" 

At 10 time. 
: Nequando,ady. 
Tillt hat times 

1 FEatenus. 

Till what tre. 

1 Quouſque, 

In time 10 come. 

t Deinde, 

O; fold F1me, 

1 Antiquitus,ady. 
Aſter ir this times 

: Dehinc. 

At hat time ſoever. 
1 Qua 

AY many tymnes 43. 


uotieſcunque,adv, 


- p p 


To ſome placeyoy times ' 
I V, 
o__ thu time. 


fa theme me x Interea,interea 


—_— 


mY 


In time to come. 

1 Olim,apud pofteros, inpoſterum. 
At the verte ſame time, 

1 > tempeftate, per idem tem- 
& /Thnozons, and fearef all fellow, 
1: Matula,m, 

Timorows,oy ſearfull. 

pra utbellis, ad. vide ſpores 


Tuniditte. 

: Timiditas,F, 

Timerous m religion without cauſe. 
1 Superituiolis,ad, 

T:moreuſly, 

2 Suſpenla manu 

The te,adiſe aſeſo called, 
3 Tympanites,m, 3 Inflatio veneris. 
That hath 4 Hwopantts 

1 Ty 

Tincture, 


Tinder. 

1 Suſcitabulum,igniagum,n, 

2 Fomes,f. 

To Tynd, 

Sepio, 

A Tinker. 

1: Sartor granus. 3 Circuitor &rarl- 
us,m. 

Tinkers worke. 

2 Zramentum. 

To Timne,or cover with tinne, 
1 Inc nuo linire. 
Tinne. 


I  Caſliterus, m. Rannumn, p—_ 


Y: candidum, 8& 
"my 


That which # tinned, 

2 Stanno litus,,ncoRilis,ad . 
A made of tinne, 
1 Stanneus,ad. 
Tinſellor baudkin worke. 
1 Intertextg, vel pifurats veſtes. 
Tinſecld, or woven «mag 4 baud- 
kia w rhe. 1 Interrextus, 
A baudkingor garment of _w_ work, 
which the conſuls wed in tune of peace 
ard conquzrors in time of warre. 
1 Palmaria,vel Palmata veſtis. 
One clothed in ſuch a germent, 
I —_— of «buftel. 
T.int,or halſe part of a bu 

x Semodi b 


"- cally, 
Ice, ady. 


on lone wo 


4 


Ts rip ofa @ horne, 

1 Cornutamentum,n, 
Tipped with iron, 

1 Przferratus, 


2 Focale,flammeam,flammeot6,n. 
Te Tipple,vide quaff 


TIR 


————. 


TOE 


TOL 


Y — 


— —ﬀ—_ 


| 


A tiling houſe, 


I . 
T'ppled,or tipſie. 


1 Vinulus, vinnulus,ad. 


To the FT trant or exerciſe erm 
play the Tirant, wn 


eltie, to tiramſe, 1 


Ty 


: Tyrannus,m. 

VVhich hath tilled a tyrant. 

1 Tyrannicida, 2 TyrannoRonus,m 
Tyr anme. 

: Tyrannis,f. 2 Tugum duridimum, 
Phalaridis imperium. 

The murder of « tyrant. 

T F, hguy 

Tyrannous,oy of 4 tyrant, 

: Tyrannicus,ad. 


Tuſlis pulmonea, 

Tillue,i.cloth of ge1d,or ſilver. 
Tilhetae made of three threads of 
divers colowrr, 1 Trilix,f, 2 Textile,n. 
To Tithe , or take away the tenth 
part. 1 Decimo. 

To tithe our, 

I Edccimo,exedecimo. 

Tithes,or tenthes. 

1 Decima,decuma, & decume,f. 
A bittle tithe, 


3 . 

A tither, x Decimator,m. 
They that gather t1thes,and taxer. 
I 


A tithe farmer. 1 Decumanus. 
That may be ti4hed. 
I Ad. vt, decumanus a- 
ger,s t:rhable field hereof tithe may 
be gathercd, 


| To Title, 


1 Titulo. 2A 

To giue vp bus y;ght,nd title, 

1 lus fuum alteri cedere. 

A titleor inſeription. 

1 Titulus,m. inſcriptio, epigraphe,Ff. 
diagramma,n. 

The title of the eldeFt child in mbert- 
tance. 1 Primigenia,f. 


A title,or point im letters, 
1 Pu ,m xls 
Tittle tattle. 


1 Inaniloquium,n. 


T ante O 


To. Ad,in,przp. fer accu. 
T» and fro. 

1 Vhro, citroque. 

2 Surſum verſum. 


To everic ore. 


1 Singnlatim,adv. 


_ 


| Tocrie the a Toade, 


x: Coaxo. 

The croaking of toades. 
I b 
A toade, 1 Bufo,m. 

A road that u ſomewhat red * a land 
toad, 1 Rubeta,f. 

A Toad-/teole,v. Auſhrome, 
AWToU of woe!l. 
s Laniſcus,m.vide 


A T.oddÞe, vide 6b. 

_—_— . 

I igitus pedis, 

The gr oe of the . 

i Me refates, m. pollex 


_ bath his toe ſwollen , or great 
anckles bunching out that be cannot go 
fabt. x . 

The iſſuing ef bloud out of the toes with 
much going. 1 F 

That bath toer, 

2 Digi 


Of,or belongi 104tee, 
I Pollicars.a. 


Together, 

1 Vna,fimul,pariter,infimal. 

2 Tunttim, conjuntte, conjuntim, 
communiter,adv. 

Together,one anotber« 

: Mutu6,ady, 

Togethey with. 

1 Cum,przp. 

Altogether, without order, one mixed 
with anstherv confuſedly. 

To Tote, tro, 

I gricor, 

Ties, fooleſh 3 b 


1 Nuge,ineptic,f. ineptia. 2 Ridi- 
culum 


A fooliſh toregox trifle, 
2 Deliramentum,inane,n. 

VV antes toier,naixed with verſes in 4 
( 0medie,or Enterludegat the end, 

s Exodium,n, 

L overs toes. 

2 Amatorig b 

VV anton totes, things of wo eftunati- 


00. 1 

A ſeller of toies,vide trifier, 
To T.otle, vide [abowr. 
Toilong,or travelling. 

1: Labor. 


abilis,ad. 

Totles, nets , or baies, wherewith 
woods, parker, or ferefts are beſet to 
take wild beafts. 1 Indago,f. 
AToken,sr ſixre. =, 

1 Signum, ſpecimen, indicum, 
Atcken /ent, 

1 Pignus,n. 

A tokennote,or marke. 

1 Nota,f character,m, 

2 Velligia.n. 

Anatwall token,or markg, whereby a 
thim u knowne, 

1 Macula,t. 

Bb 


A ſwre token,or nt occaſion. 
1 


N. 
A prime figne or token, whereby ſpies 
and enenaes are diſcerned for come 
panmons,aud ſcllywes in armes : alſs a 
roken of lead,leather, or ſuch like, 
1 Teſlcra,f. 
Tokens, or bills of exchange, givento 
men, by which they ſhall receme @ cey- 
Laine [ume of raney, or meaſure of 
corre. 1 Tefſerz nummarie,vel fru- 
MERAtariZ, 
A lutle token. 
iT f, 
A token berweene ame companies 
1 Interfignum,n.cefſere,f. 
A token,badge,or figne to know oneby; 
alſo a token gryen to one pon certain 
COMenants. 1 Ds 
A tokemgruen to ſouldiers when they 
be ready to fight : « watchword, 
2 Synthenia,f. 
A token rien when matyimenie & 
contratted. 2 Arrha fponlalis 
A token,or ſigne of ſome great good or 
eull chance to come. 1 mM. 
A token of great tempeF,v tempett. 
A token, or pledge of remembr arce, 
left with ones fiend in remembrance 


of ſomething. 1 Mnemoſynum,n. 
Told, vide tek, 

ATFole,or tax gatherey. 

x ExaQtor mSs,m. 

Tol: for pa age, v fraight. 
To'c,or tribute. 

: Vedtigal,n, 


To T ole,or entiſe,v. allure. 
To T olcrate,v ſoffer,ard beare. 
Tolerable, that may be borne with, 
1 Tolerabilis.2 Excuſabilis,ad. 
Tolerably. 
2 Exculate,adv. 
A Tombe,vide twmbe. 

omb 


ATome,a part,or one volume of 4 
booke, 

1: Tomus,m. volumen,n. 

A _m of Tongs. 

x Forceps.t patillnm,n. 

Smithes tonges, 

xz Fornicales,m, 

A'Toole, 


I ,Org; n 

All ſorts of tooles,and ir ſtnanents, 

2 Arma,armamenta,n- 

«An iron toole, 

1 Ferramentum. 

An iron toole wherewith ſmuthes doe 
pare the hoofes of herſes. 

x Ferramentum inciſorwum, 

A tovie, or inflrument haning three 
teeth, 

1 Tridens,m. 

Carpenters tooles, 

1 Ferramenta fabrorum. 

Baybowrs t eeles. 

1 Armatcnforla. 


-| 


— 


TOO 


T OO 


TOP 


—— — — 


A maker of tooles, 

1 Organarius,m. 

AM ade with togles, 

1 Organicus. 

VVith a toole, 

1 Organice,adv. 

To cur out ones T,0nxue, 

1 Elinguo,linguam,reſceare. 

A tongue : al/e aſpeech,or language. 
1 Lingua. 

A little rongue, _ 

I Lingula,five zeula,f. 

The fore part of the tongne. 

1 Progloflis,f. 

The mnther tongue, 

1 Lingua vernacula. 

An mitrwnent wherwith one! tongue 


# ſtopped. 1 _ ; 

pvp ye blah, or that ufull of 
words. 1 Linguax,ad.linguacula,vel 
lingulatayFf. 

That hath a tongue. 

1 Lingulaws,linguatus,ad. 

D ble rorgurd, or that can ſhea\\two 
touru 5,or langu ges, 

1 Bilingais,ad., 

Skilled 1a three tongues, or that hath 
three tongues,as Cerberus bad, 

1 Trilingvis,ad. 

That ſpeaketh fore torgnes. 

x Quadrilnzuis,ad 

Of the ſame tougur, tx language. 

1 Humogleſſus,ad. 

Evill tongued, 

i: Maieicus,ad. 

A railing tong4e, 

- Linges virulen:a,contumclioſa,bi- 


ulca. 
To Foot, vide looke, 
Todrava Tooth. 
1 Edento,d:ntem evello,vel extraho 
T- breed teeth, 
1 Dentio. 
To ſtrike, or daſh out ones teeth; ro 
make toothleſſe. 1 Edento. 
To thruft mh; teeth, 
3 Denticulo. 
To rub the teeth. 


1 Infricare dentes. 

To faiten looſe teeth 

1 Mobiles dentes ſtabilire, vel firmare 
That breedeth teeth, 

1 Dentiens,p. 


Toothed, that bath great , ſtrong, or 
manie teeth : ae er gag toothed, 
r Dentatus,n. 

That hath hu teeth taken, or ſtrucken 
our. 1 Edentatus,p 

T a: baik little teeth, or that bath 
teeth like the teeth of a ſaw. 

1 Denticularus,p. 

A groving,or breeding of teeth, 
3 Dentino,f. 

A 100th Shawey. 

1 Edentator. 

T:oth draw'ng. 

1 Edentatio,f evalſio dentis. 
A ttethewriFt,an inſirument 18 draw 


FY 
vV_— 


——_SSÞd —— TW Y 


b 


teeth with, x Dentarpaga, f. denti- 
m,n 

An inſtrument wherwith teeth be byo-+ 

kev. 1 Dentifrangibulum. 

One that breaketh teeth. 

1 Dentifrangibulus,m. 

A tooth pickeror ſcraper, 

1 Dentiſcalpium,n. 

A tooth, 

1 Dens,barrus,m. 

A mad tooth. 

1 Rabidusdens. 

The too theache. 

1 Dolor Jentium. 

AroV,or ſet ofteeth, 

2 Sepes dentium. 

The fore teeth, 1 Ava, 

Tomici 

Primores > Dentes. 

Inciſores 


* One of the s re teeth, ſhewed 12 | augh . 


ng. 1 inus,m. 

The vpper,oy over teeth, 

1 Supeniores dentes. 

The taw,or ch eke treth, 

1 Gemini dentes, molares, vel ma- 
xillares. 

Theſharpe, or eye teeth, 

1 Culumellares, vel canini dentes. 
Gay teeth. 

1 Dentes exerti. 

The two teeth which grow Laff of all, 
and that ab ut the twentieth yeare, 

1 Soproniſteres. 

Thoſe which had great tee(hyas old wri- 
ters called ther, 

3 Tendates,m. 

Stinking,or-rotten teeth, 

1 Fatidi, vel putridi dences. 

The craftnng of the teeth, 

1 Dentium crepitus. 

The bluntneſſe of the teeth, 

2 Stoapor dent:um,n. 
Tootblefſe,vithout teeth, 

1 Edentulus,ad. 

That hath great teeth, 

1 Dentoſus,ad 


One that im ſpeaking doth l:iþr,or ſpre * 


our hutecth. 1 Dentiloquus,m. 

In order like teeth, 

1 Dentatim,demiculatim,ady. 

VV ith teeth, after the forme and ma» 
ner of combes teeth. 

1 Feainatim,adv. 
Toothlome,o /ixcer. 

2 Dulcis,placidus,ad 

M ate toothſome,or ſweet, 

2 Paſſus,ad 

To T.0p,5r fir:kr off the top. 

1 Decacunino,0btrunco, 

To make 1opper', or ſharpe at the top. 
x Cacummo, 


Te Comer grow to 4 ſhaype fop. ; 


1 Faſti 10.faſtigo. 

Sharpe topped,with ſhayp tops. 

1 Cacuminatus,p. 

That « ſhaype towards the top, 

1 Faſt faſt gatus,p. 4 


FY _— 


_ 


o 
# 


} 


% 


A topping ot cutting off the top, 

2 Decacuminativ io,vt, 
truncatio vitis. 

The top,height, or ſharp end of a thing 
1 Faftigum,culmen, cacumen, ſum - 
mam,n lummitas,vertex,apex. 

2 Extiemitas,f.ſupercilium,n. 

A lutle top, 

1 Apiculus,m. 

The top of an hillyor banke. 

: Jugumyn. a Verruca,f. 

The top of an hearbe. 

1 Cima,vel cyma,f. 

The top of the matt of a ſbip, 

1 Carcheſiat.. 

The top of the haire wounden with a 
purple lace onthe crowne of a matyons 
h:ad,oy proper to the high Priefts wife 
only,te 1iſcerne hey from other women, 
1 Tutulus,m. 

The top, &4, or extreame part of a 


The t op ,or vead of a pillar, 
1 Captellum,n, 
From the tep to the 154, 
2 Acapitc ad calcem vſque. 
A To g werew th <(dren play. 
1 Trochus 2 Turbo, 
Aluzle top. 
1 Trochulus,m. 
ickes 2 bookcs 1a J#4 ite, ond 
entr. at of places uf 111: nttvn i onching 
Logicke. 1 Topran, 
A Loch, or te per 
Funale,n cereus, lampas,Ff. 
Lumen,n tax.tgda,t. 
Alittile torch. 
1 Facula.F. 
A torchor taper bearey, 
1 Facularius,daduchus,n. 
2 Tedifer,ad. 
A torc') maker, 
2 Lychnnopgus,m. 
To umnent,v- x-07 grieve. 
1 Crocio,vexo,a{fligo,ango. 2 Tor- 
queo, cunfcio,compungo. 
To torment vehemently,or fare, 
1 Excrucio,percricio,dilcrucio, car- 
nifice. 2 Torto,lacero. 
Ts torment, or vex againe, that hath 
tormented vs before. 
2 Remordeo. 
To torment often, 
1 Torto,anAio,affliao. 
To be much tormented,or vexed 
1 Diſcrucior,conflictor,ve,confl,Qa- 
ri iniqua valetudine. 2 lactor,exen- 
terror, 
Tormented vexed, fore grieued, or pu- 
niſbed. 1 Affitus, cruciatus, vexatus. 
2 Tortus,p. 
Greatly tormented, utterly undone, 
1 Deperditus.p 
Tormented,toſſed to and foo. 
1 Ex2agitatus, exaQus, inquietatus,p. 


| A tormenter, he: that torment:th, a 


hangman. 1 Carnifex,f. c g cniciati. 
us,atflitor. 2 Tortor,ſpiculator. 


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_ 


TOS 


TOV 


TOW 


CO OA CAO — 


—— 


af tor nentingoy patiing 19 pane, 

: Affitio,nfliftio. 2 Torlio,f. 

A lorment, 

1 Peena,vexatio,f. cruciatus, m. tor- 
mecntum,lupplicium,n- 

A torment , or racks of cords and 
ſtrings, to make men confeſſe. 

1 Fidiculz. 

One termenting,and vexing bimfelfe : 
_ the name of 4 nos in Terexce 


Full of tor ments. 

3 Tormentolin,ad, 
'Tome,vide Kcz1. 
Tofing 


- roſe weoker hke. 


ws 
A 4 Toriſe 
The —— —_ w/o of a torniſe, 
s Chelonicuw,n 


A ye of Cozture made of leathey 
4 Toſpot,o ek ale knight. 


TN Mol reno nteglule 
t Turbo,diſturbo,vexv,atflito. 
2 Exaipero, 
To toffe 1.1 the mind to and fro,or exa- 
mine a matter througs. 
2 Volvo,voluto.jaGo. 
To tofſe, dr ſcuſſe, and bandle 4 matter 
in reaſoning. 
2 Agito,exagito, 
Tobf ojſed,a_ſqmeted,oy troubled. 
2 Flucus, jaor, agitor, vt, agitant 
ventorum V1. 
Totoffe on high. 
3 Inalto. 
To _ aball. 


1 Iaco. 2 Mito,raptim ladere,pila 


Certare. 

Toſſed, troubled,or diſquieted. 

1 Conflitatus, _—_— 
Tofſed,handled to and fro,debared, diſ- 
cuſſed. : Agitati aus, 


jatatus,p. 
A toſting. 


1 LaQtatio. , jaQat®,m.2 Voluratio,f. 


In manner of toſitng a ball Fom one to 
the other. x Datatim,ady, 
Toffingly wth Toſſing. 

i V tim,adv. 

ToToſte, 1 Torneo, 

Toited. I Toſtus,p. 

Atofte, 1 Toſtus pans. 

A toiFing ir0n, 

1 Toftorwum,n.artopta,f, 

iy Cold draw out. 


Totall.vide whole . 

To Totter. 

1 Vacillo. 2 Nuto. 

To Touch. 

z Tango,contingo,at 

To —— feele, "ngp. 

1 Tracts. 

To touch veberent ly the chiefe mat- 


tir in pleading, 2 Tugulum petere, 
rem ac tangere, In 101 arcem 1n vas 
dere. 

To rouch,or extend 10 ſomething. 

1 Pertingo, 

To roned a thing lightly i in paſimg by. 
x1 Subtego. 

To teu.h a thing ſhertly, or in few 


wordes, 2 Stringo, peritringo, per- 
curro. 
To touch often,or handle, 


1 Contre&o,pertratogtax 

To touch ſoftly , or lighthy : oo dent 
gently. 1A ,fdelibo,palpo, 
palpor. 2 L . 

{0 touch,or be tained ta, 

1 Continuor, 

It toucheth,or is behooueable, 

1 Intereſt, vr,uncreſt £jus, 

Touched, 

I Tacus,p. 

Towchd gently, 

2 Declinius,p, 

Tobe tcuched gently, 

1 Palpandus,p, 

A touching ina g/aunce, as in paſting 
by. 2 Tranſcurſus,m. 

That cannot ,or will uot be touched. 

1 IntaQtilis,intraRabilis,ad. 
Touching together, or rouching one an 
othey, 1 Contiguus, CONtinuus, Atti- 


guus,ad, 

The flame touching lightly. 

1 Allambentibus lammis. 
Al touching, or 4s concerning. 
1 De,przp quod attinet. 
As touching that. 

x Quod,con. 
Connngs 

I 1 

Tounghneſle. 

x: Lentor,m. 

Tomeh. 

1 Tenax 


entus,ad. 
oy Tournaying on oe - _ 
Hyppomachia,f.v. 


T.owe,”r hirdes, 
x Stupa,lini x. 

Little tow,or birds, 

1 Stupeus,ad. 

Pertaining, or ſerving to dreſſe tow, 
or birds withall. 1 Stuparms,ad. 

To ſhew ſome tokew of Towardnes. 
x1 Specimen indolis dare. 
Towardneſſe or good and gentle diiÞo- 
ſition. 


1 Erga,versus, vers, prep. accu. 
ſb, vt, ſub finem , towerds the end, 
_ 2 Contra,vt, aſpice contra 


Towards ſome place. 

1 Aliquorum,adyv. 

Towards what place. 

1 Quorgum,quuquo, 

Oror tow arts the orber part,or ſide. 
1 — - -—"m 


| 
j 
| 
| 
' 
| 
| 


Towards the right hand cs 
1D Ty 
lus,adv. 

Towards the left _ 


| 1 Siaiftrorsam 


or on wy to wife bande with, 
Mantelium 


ſ Lad 


um, 


n————_ 
2 Ce 
Towne. 

1 Oppidum,n. 


A a rowne,or village. 

I 

A little rowne. 

1 Oppidulum. 

A towne, or cutie tcorperate having 
three proper &> cſpecrall officers, laws, 
liberties, and priwledges. 

1 Muncipium,n. 

A walies townegoy cities 

1 Vibs. 

A little walled tore : a fort towne. 
1 Caſtellum,n. 

That dwelleth i 4 walled town,oy that 
hath the charge of tt. 

i Caſtellanus,ad. 

A towne, conn!riegey citie wherem 4- 
nie man us borne. 

1 Patria,f. 

A nownegor citie ſat by the ſea ſide, 

1 Oppidum maritimum. 

A towne ſet by the water, 

1: Amniſis,f. 

A towne that hath manie towers. 

: Vrbsturrita, 

Of a towne, or citie, or dwelling in 4 
towne,or eitie. 

1 Vrbicus,vrbanus,ad. 

From towne to towne, 

1 Oppidatim,ady, 

A townes man. 

1 Oppidanus. 2 Vrbanus,m. 

A Tower,vide turret. 


T ante R 


To Trace,tracke, or find out by the 
foottug. 
1 Au 


Traced. 

1 Inveſtigarus,p. 
A tracer. 

1 Veſtigator,m. 
A Trace,or tracke. 
1 Veſtigium. 

A trace,or courſe, 

1 Tractus, 

A tracing, 

1 Inveſtigatio. 2 Inquiſi wo 

Fol lowing the trace. 

1 Indaganter,ady. 

AT ract, vide treat:ſe. 

To Tract, prolong the time, 

1 Propagare tempus, 

Tratt of time. 

1 Propagatio tempor's. = 


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'Y ./ 


ay 
auneas.. aa ren. H—— : - 


TRA 


TRA 


TRA 


OO — 


The T,cact of 4 cart wheele made in 
. th: zround. 1 Orbita,f, 

Io make Lxractableor gentle. 

I dMaoalotcoa; Mins 


To wax,or become trait able,or gentle 
1 Miteſco. 
To be made traftable. 
Manſucho. 

Made trattable. 

ManiuefaRtus,p. 

1 rattabl:,tame,or gentle, 

s Mitis, manſuetns, lenis, commo- 
—_ Placidus, humanus. 
ATrane, or manner of bringing vp. 
1 Diſciplina,f. EEE 
A tradcgex:yciſe or manner of lining. 
x Ratio 2 Via, tenor,m. 
"Tradition. 

: Traditio,f, 

To Traduce., 

Traduco. 
ToTraffique, or vſe the trate of 
merchandiſe, 1 Negotium tractare, 


Traffique, the courſe of merchandiſe 
from one place to another. 

1 Negot tuca,f. 
cium,n. 
Ts helpe to ſet forward a 'T.raxedie, 
to make a matter much worſe then 
inleedits. 3 Paratragaddio, 

A tragedie. 

1 Tragordia. 2 Scena. 

Aplair of tragedies, 

Tragerdus. 

A wruer,or maker of tragedies. 

1 Travicus,m. 

Rs r belonging to trardiet. 

1 Tragiczs,ad. 

Tragically, 

1 Tragice,adv. 

A'Traic, whereis meat ſodden , or 
rofted u put, cr anie hollow veſſell of 
woed, - —_ f. 2 Alveolus, m. 

asf. 

AT.xate v/cd to carie mortar in to 
maſons, I Qualus, 


a 


| Atiraiegor tub 10 ſet under the tapyvy 


$6d be, 
A Traile,«r border about a womans 
gowne,or ſarh like. 


25S an. 
ow , or that bath tra; les, or bor- 
deys finely wrowght with manie ſmall 


Traile. X 
Traho. ; 

A T.ratne,or companie of ſeruants, 
attending vpsn ame Prince, or Noble 
man. 1 Cohurs,f.comitatus..3 Stre- 
pitu$,m. 

The traine of a wornans gowne. 

1 Syrmaf. EY 
He (hat beareth 4 noble worn I trame 
1 Syrmatophorin,m. 

To rain vp,y inſtruc ,& bring vp. 
Tramed *Þ- ) I rurus,p. 
Atran''$%2- 1 Dilkipluat, 


Al 


as 


A tratne. Fraus. 

To play the T,rattor,v-to betray. 

A traitorgvetaieror he that vſeth tre- 
cherie. 1 Proditor 10.2 De- 
ſertor,defeor. tons 

A traytor to bu father, as Abſolon to 
Dad, Iupitey to Sarwne. 

x Antipater,m. 

A traitor which flieth from his Cap< 
tane in battail!, and flaeth to his ene- 
m:es. 1 Transfuga,com.g. 
Traiterous, trecherous, or full of dif» 
loialtie, 1 Perfidus,infidus,ad. 
Pertaming to 4 traitor. 

1 Proditoriws ad. 
Trateroufly,or dſlvial ly, that doth a- 
nie thing againfe the trubF that # pus 
imhim. 1 Perfidiosc,preditorie, pa 
infillias. 

Tramell net, 


Trazum. 
To Tramplegid freade, 
Tranquiflitie, 

1: Tianquillitas,f. 
Tranſcendent, 

Tranſcendens. 

To Tranſcribe, or copic out of one 
thing ito another. 

t Tranſcribo,deſcribs. 

Tranſcript jj copie, 

To Transferre, or convyeigh from 
one place ts another. 

1 Transfero, traduce. 3 Trajicio, 
transfundo. 

To be transferred. 

1 Transferor. 2 Deſcribor. 

To transfer, or travflate,v.tronſlate. 
Tranifſerred,or caried over. 

1 Tranſlatus,tradu&?. 

2 Trajeciis, 


.To Tranbonre,y mouſme, 


To Transfozme , transfigure » 0? 
change from one forme 10 another. 

1 Transformo, transfiguro. 2 Verto. 
Transformed 

1 Transformis,ad. 3 Matatus,p. 

A trauformation , tranfigurmg, or 
changing out of one likeneſie mto ano- 
ther. 1 Transformano, a- 
tio,metamorphoſlis,f. 

To Tranſgrelle , or paſſe beyord 
neglgently, 

1 Tranigredior, egredior, varico, & 
varicor 

Te traiſgreſſe,or breake,as a mandath 


2 Frango, diſcedere a 
Jure. 

A tranſereſſour. 

1 Tranlzrefſor, parabatcs,m. 

A tranſgreſiron. 

1 Tranigreilio,parabaſis,C. 

To Tranſcend, 

Tranſcendo. 

Tranſitozfe, that endureth but 4 
ver:t little while, 

1 Tranſitorius, momentaneus, tem. 


2 Caducus, labilis, inſtabilis, fluxus, 
fragilis, interiturus , jam iam peri- 
rurus 


To Tranflate,from one language to 
another : to inteyprete. 

1 Interpretor. 2 Verto,converto,vt 
e Greco in Latinum convertcre, 
reddo, transfero. 

To tranflate,or eary ever, vide tyany* 


fer. 

Tranſlated. 1 Verſas, coaverſus,tra- 
duQus,tranſlaus,p. 

A tranſlator, or 


I 

iAtranſlation. 1 . In. 
terpretamentum, n., 2 Tranſlatio, 
verlio,f. 
A tranflatton of words ffors their 
owne proper ſignification mito another, 
«Vide, pro intelligo, x 
[azie 
Tranſinigration, Tranſnigeatio 
Tranlmutation, 

1 Tranſmwutario. 
A tranſome, or beame, going over- 
thwart an houſe. 

x Tranſtrum, tranſtra, n. catherius, 
m.trabes tranſyerſa, 

The tranſomes in «ſhip, whereen 
the batches be made. 

1 Canonis,f, 

A rranſome,or lintle over adore. 

1 Superliminare n. 

A tranſome, or peece of timber 4cin» 
ches thicke, 

x Trientalis materia. 
Tranſparent, 


Tran{parens. 

To Tranſpozt, earie, conv ergh A» 
way or over, 

x Tranſporto,traduco, transfero 
Tranſported. 1 Tranſportatus,aſpor- 
tarus,tranſlatus,p, 

A tranſporter. 

iT ter,m. 

A Tranſportation, 

1 Tranſlatio, deportatio,f. 

To Tranſpoſe, or fet in another; 
place. 2 Transferro, transfundo. 
Tranſpoſed.u Tranipoſitus. 2 tranſla- 
tws,p.tranflatitjus, 
A tranſpoſition , as 
put for theſiranſpoltio , 
1 Meratheſis,ts 1o,f. 
Tranſiſtantiation. 
Tranſubſtantiatio 


Te trap, barbe , or drefſe horſes with 
trappers, 

2 Ephippio. 

Trapped, barbed, or 4 reſſed with 
trappers, 1 Phaleratus. 2 Ephippia 
tws,p. 

Trabp 1.19 trappngs,or baybes for boy- 
ſes. 1 Phalerz,t. 2 Ephippiagn loti- 
ca equina, 

They that haue ſaddles on thery horſes 
trapped with coſtly barneſſes. 


1 Ephippiatij,a. 
PauPPiari] Swi 


when one letter us 


"SY 


TRA 


TRE 


TR E 


Swift hex/er, trapped wth purple, or 
ſcarlet 1 Inftrat oftro alipedes. 
The trappers of 4 boſe. 

1 Inſ(tratum,u. 

To Trapp, or takg ins trep. 

1 Irretio, 

Trapped,or taken in a gingor ſnare, 

1 [rretitus. 3 Captus,p» 

A trap. ſnaregor gu, 

2 Tendicula,f. 
Traps or eraftie waie! to dectiye © ale 
fo vame ſhewer,or apÞararces of 1htnys 
1 Offudz,otfucie, otfritic, otfucetz, 
A trap for mice,or rats. 

1 Muſcipula,muriſtrecula, 

That part of the mouſe trap that flan- 
deth upright. 2 Obex,dub.g. 

To avatle earne#!y, or to take 
p4ue, 1 Elaboro,operor,ſudo deiu- 
do,incumbo,vidc to labour, and tcke 
Paive, 

To travaile,or !aboxy in vaine. 

1 Fruftra laboraic, Fruſtra conari, 
inanem operam ſumere , arare littus, 
pricartin acre, aquam cri 

aſellum docere. 

A travailing or taking great paines, 

z3 Opcrolitas.F, 

The travaile, or pains which on taketh 
1: Labor,conatus, nifus, 


VV hich travaileth much, or taketh 
you p4ines, 1 Laborio{us, opero- 


VV th great tyavaile,pame,or difficul- 
tie, 1 Operose,laboriose,adv. 

To Travell, or goe 0# azowrxey. 

1 Inncror,ſpatior. 

Travelling,cr wandring abroad, 

1 Spatiatus,p. 

A travellex, or one that travelietb by 
the way. 1 Viator,m. 

Pert arnwig to travelling. 
 Viaticus,ad. 

Pertamnng to atravelley, 

1 Viatoriws,ad. 

To Travaile, #7 bee in labour with 
childe,or bring forth, x Parturio,eni- 
tor,connitor. 

To travel before time, 

1 Abortio, aborto, abortivum, & a- 


bortum facere,immaturum taetum ec. 


Lo 
Travelling , or being in labour with 
chnlde, 1 Partunens. 
That hath traveked,and brought forth 
: Nixus,enix!!s,p, 
A travelling w.th childe,or youg. 
1 Paritura,t.enixus,panus,m. 
A travelling before t1me: an ynt mee 
ly death, 
1 Abortus, m, abortio, F. aborti- 
vum,n. 
That cauſeth wntimely travel. 
1 Abortivus,ad. 
Tobe'm 4 trawnce. 


Animo obtorpeo, 


A traunces 
: E&alis,f, 2 Furor, m. defeQus a- 
nim1 
Traverſe. 
Leye agere vel reſpondere. 
Torworke Treacheric, or treaſon a» 
£3115þ one. 
1 Inſtruere infidias alicui. 
Treacher:e, or treaſon, 
1 Perfidia,perduellio,proditis. 
2 Infidiz,arum,t. 
Tre alont,vide Treacherre. 
10 Tread, fampe, or trample vader 
foor. I Calco, ' @ L | 
2 Proters, 
To tread, or tramplevpen, or inthe 
muideft. 1 Interculco, 
T's tread before, 
1 Preculco. 
To tread,or caft wnder feet, to make 
light of. 1 Peſſundo. 
To treatlor trample out, 
1 Exculco. 
T's tread 45 the cocke doth. 
2 Salo, 
Trodden, 
1 /Exculcatus. 2 Procritus,oppreſſus,p 
A treader,or tracer. 
x: Ichnobates. tw 
A treadng,or ing vader feet, 
I ors: cr 7 
A treatley of grapes. 
1 Leyobates. 2 Calcator,m. 
A place where they tread, and ſtampe 
rapes. 2 atorium,n. 
The Treadle of 4 weavers loome. 
1 Infle,n. 
To ;ather Treaſure. 
p” Thefurro. p 
eaping vp of treaſure, 
I hls. 
A Treaſmer, 
| Thelaurarzs,gazophylax, ratioci- 
nator,m.grarins, argyrologus,m 


The common treaſurer, or generall re- 


cervey m the wars. x Qu: Mm que- 
ſtor zrarius, T 2rarius,recep- 
tor generals. 

The Lord Treafarcy. 


1 Przfc&us 2rary, vide Loyd, 
He that extraordinarily ts ſent & tre- 
ſurer into arte emmirie, 


I Proqueſtor,m. 

Treaſnregor choundance of riches. 

1 Theſaurus m. gaza,opes.t. 

The treaſure »f a Prance. 

1 Fiſcus,m regia gaza- 

A treaſere houſe or treaſayie. 

1 Theſaurarium, zrarium,tazophy- 
latum,n Jarium. 

The treaſurie of monuments , or the 
place where endences and record: be 
kept. 1 Archivum,n. 

He that hath beene treaſurer. 

1 Exquaſtor,queſtorius,m. 

The office of a treaſurer. 1 Queſtura,f. 
Belonging to that office. 

1 Queſtorius,ad. 
Bb 3 


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[ 


| 


Belonging to treaſure, 
1 Theſaurarius,ad. 

Peyramng to a Princes treaſure, 

: Fiſcalis,ad. 

ToTr2:ate of, 

2 Exagito,v. entreat,or handle. 

A rreatiſe,or hand! mg of a mattey, 

: Tractatus, m. inſeCtio, fyntagma, 


. 


A treatie,entercour ſe, or Iruces 
1 Fadus.n, 

Trtble,s7 tr:ble. 

1 Tri 


T rcble,«/orall,or ſorill voice | 


ing, 
Treble vorced, 
1 Acutus,ad. 
To /et aplace with Tt 
19 grow by. 1 Aibutto 
To prune trees, 
1 Opputo. 
To grow to the birneſſe 
3 Ardoreſon, _ 
Atree, 
: Arbor,arbos,f y.trees, 
A little tyee, 
1: Atbuſcula,f. 
A verie exalt planting of trees in an 
erchard by ſqwire,ſo that which way [v- 
evey »ne looketh, the trees ftaud ons 
dire ttly againit another, and of like 
iHarce. 1 Quincunx,m, 
hadowmg of tyees. 

1 Opacitas,f. 

Places planted with trees, 

! arr fin 

armſhed with,or fill >ftrees, 

b por re 

Of, or like, or ſerving to atre:, or 
which breedeth in trees, 

1: Artborarins,ad. 

The T. rete pornt,v. point. 
ATrete,v.'rae. 

To Tremble,or hake for feare. 

1 Tremo,contremo, paveo, horreo, 
perhorreo. 2 Vibror,v./ecre, 

To tremble,or ſhake 0n all parts, 

1 Circumtremo. 

To cauſe,or make to tremble. 

1 Quaſſo,quatio,tremefacin. 
Trembling,or ſhaking. 

1 Tremens, p. trepidvs, tremulus, 
tremebundus,ad. 2 Micans;P-vtcor 
Micans 

A rr: mb ling. 

1 Tremor,m.trepidatio,f, 

A trembling for ſfeare. 

1: Hornor,m- 

UVith trembling, ſeaveſul'y. 

1 Trepidc,trepidanter,timide,odv. 
To make a T rinchor trench about, 
1 Vallu, crcumvallo, vallo, & foſſa 
munue. 


A 
I 


4 tree, 


Trench cd, 


oO INES ee Woe cont was _— 


en Eos. Aa ee et 
* 


— 


TRE 


TRI 


TRI 


Trench:d, or encloſed m, as with 4 
trenc!, 1 Circumvallatus,p. = 
A trench male to defund an arme. 


' x Vallum,n militare ſepimentum. 


2 Azgcr,m, : 

A trench fortified with many ftalke?, 
1 Crebrſurus,m. 

A rrench,or ditchto canvergh water. 
1 Foſla,incilia,f. incile, n. ucillis ca- 
Lalis. 
A trench whereby water is let out of a 
pond, 2 Commagn. 

Trenches, or ditches encloſing a place 


to ſet out games in, 1 Eurepi. 
A little trenchor ditch. 

: Folſulaf. 

A trench ihe a furrow toſet vines m. 


2 ms 

A trenchor ditch made with hands. 
1 Diorix. 

Pertayumg to a trench,or bulwarke. 
1 Vallaris,ad. 

A Trenchcr. 1 Quadra,f. 

A plate trencher, 

: <cutella,f, 

A rouad trencher, 

: Orbiculus menſarius. 2 Orbis,m 

A! renchey efbread, 

1 Paniria menſa. 2 Mcaſa, f. folum 
cercalc. 

A good tyenchey man, 

1 Polyphagus,m. ventricola, com.g. 
vide 2lutton. 

A trencher,or belly frund, 

1 Paratuus,m. 

ATrendle of a mill 

I Molucrumn, 

ATrental. 

Triginta miſlz. 

Treſſe of hare. 

Trnica ſuniculus, 

Ts Trelpaſle,or fed. 

1 Pecco. 2 Commereo. 

A —_ offence. 

: Tranſgreiliv,f. 2 Commiſſum ad- 
milum,n vide offence. 

A tr:ſþ:fſ* whereby the tenant forſei« 
reth ro the [1rd that which he holdeth 
1 Fallonia.f. 

A Treſtle,or three footed ftoole. 

1 Tripus,m. 

A treſtle for a table. . 

1 Trapezophorum,n. fulcrum men- 
ſarium,rripus menſarius. 

Tretable. Diſtinus, 


* -—— PEE 
1 ra,f.chytraphus.tripus,m.o 
bn. P my p 
Trew,vide rae in truFt., 
7 ber pay tyuant, Oy 

ackle, a remedic agai fon. 
I Therizez theriates, 4 
Of,or belonging to triac\les 
x Theriacus,ad. 
ATxtall,v.cric. 
A Triangle. | 
1 Tnangulum, triquetrum, n. triga- 
nus,m. 


Trianglar,or having three corners. 
1 Triancularis.tt lus,tri 
g , 
adject. 
A Tribe , being the z5. part of the 
people of Rome, becauſe the whole nii+ 
ber of Citr(ent was divided into 25, 
Tribes bands, wards, or hundreds, It 
ſeemet!; in old time theſe people were 
drvided into three parts, and therefore 
this name Tribus did firit ariſes 
x Tribus,f. 
One of the ſame tribe, 
1 Contribulus,m, 
Of,or belonging to a tribe, or peculiar 
toa tribe, 1 Tribuarius,ad, 
Byever e tribe,or ward, 
1 Tributim,adv. 
Tribulation, 
i: Afﬀflicio,tribulatio. 2 Zrumna. 
A T.ribune,the name of manie offi- 
cert among the Romars.1 Tribun?,m 
The tr:bune, which was the protettor of 
the commons, and maintainer of the 
liberties, and benefits of the commons, 
again#t the power of the nobles. 
1 Tribrinus plebis. 
The tribave, which was appointed in 
warre, to view and ſee that the ſouldi. 
ers were well armed, ordered, and ex- 
erciſed,and to defend therr yight : the 
Koyght Marſhall. 
1 Tribunus militum, 
Thetribune, which was the common 
Treaſurer, or generall Receiver, 
1 Tribnus erarius, 
The tribu-e, which was matter of the 
ordinanee. 
1: Tnbunsarmentarius. 
The rr1bune, which wes in Rome before 
the Kings were depo ſed, and was chiefs 
of the hor/emen. 
1 Tribunus celerum. 
The drgnite.or office of the tribune, 
1 Tribunatus,m, 
One that ſtandeth tobetribune. 
1 Candidatustribunitius,m, 
One that hath b:ene tribune, 
1 Tribunitius,m. 
Dertainms to the trbunes. 
1 Tribunitius,ad. vt tribunitia pote- 
ſtas. 
Tr:bunall. Lat, 
Toſet,or put a Tribute. 
1 Tributum imponere, Tributum ir. 
rogare, 
Tribute money , which riſeth of the 
£9048 of the people aſter their abilitie, 
1 Tnbutum,n. 
Tr:bute, tolegcutFeme,or ſubſidie. 
1 Veaigalſtipendarium,zrania pe- 
cunia. 
A tribute given 19 maintaine water 
bankes. 1 Ripatum,n. 
A tribute that was exalted fr everie 
pillay that holdeth vp the houſe, 
1 Columnarium,n. 
Ti.ecy that were appomted 10 receiue 
that tribute. x Columnarij,m. 


IS - a - 


A knee of tribute, or penſion. 

1 VigeſimaFf. 

M0: y received of that tribute. 

1 Vizelimarinmaurum, Viceſimari- 
um aiurum. 

A cerntare tribate. 
1 Fhollis. 

He that dwelieth in a citie that pateth 
tr:hute, 1 Stipendiarius. 

Tribut ariegor that paieth tribute. 

1 Tributarius, vet:galis, ſtipendiari- 
us mM» 


- 


That payeth no tribute. 

1 Immunis,ad. 

ATrice. . 
Momentum. 

To T ricke,vide to trimme. 


To Tickle, 4s tearcs trick/ewlowne 

ones checker, 

2 Mano, vt manabantilli lachrymz 
audio. 

rieking downe. 

2 Effuſus,p vt effuly genis lachryme 

teares trickling downe hu cheekes, 

To Trie,proue,or aſſay. 

1 Tento,probo, 

periculum facere. 2 SpeRto, vide a/c 


Jay. 
To triegor afſay before, 


1 Pratemo. 

To trie, or examine out a mattey, to 
hawe ſure proofe, and tyiall of a thing, 
1 Explotu,experior,examino,exigo, 
probo,comperio. 2 Cerno,diſcepto, 
vt diſceptare armis de controverſia,to 
mie the quarrel by dint of ſword, 

To trie by warght,or by the plumb yule 
1 Penfo,perlibro. 

It us tried,and proved. 

1 Expertum eſt,compertum et. 
VVhen it # tried. 

1 Comperto,abſolute ady, 

To be tried,er proved, 

1 Experiendus,vel experiandus. 
Triedoy aſſayed. 

1 Tentatus,periclitatus;p. 

Trying,or aſſaying. 

1 Tentabundus,ad. 

Tried before one meddle with it, 

1 Pretentatus,p 

Expert,and tried, 

1 Exercitus. 

Tried found, or examined. 

1 Expertus,compertus,probatus,cog- 
nitus. 2 SpeRatus,p, 

Trymg,or endevourng. 

1 Anniſus,vel annixus,p. 

A trier,or aſſayer. 

1 Tentator. 

A tney,or prover, 

1 Probator. 

2 SpeQator,m. 

A trial,or afſay. 

1 Specimen,tentamen, periculum,n. 
periclitatio,f. 

Atriall,or proofs. 

1 Experientia, exploratio, f. exper- 
tum. 4 


experior, periclitor, | 


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TRI 


TRI 


TR O 


A triall, proofe, or diligent ex amine- 
1101, 1 Specatio,f. ſpetamen. 
That triet!:,or proveth of good experie 
ence. 1 Expeniens,p velad. 

Ts Trie,or fine om aregs, 

: Detizcu, 

Tried,or fined. 

1 Detzcatus,p,purus,putus,ad- 

To Trifle, or toy. 

1 Nugor,ineptio,tricor,nugas agere. 
2 Soninio., 

To trifle,or goe ſlowly about a thing, 

1: Maginor. 
Totr F' together, 

3 Comnugor. 

»A trifter, 

I Nugax,nugator,m. 
A trifling. 

1 Nugatio- 

Full * ſlng. 

3 Nugacitas,f. 

A ty! ing ſong. 

1 Nania,t- 


aces. cams. Loco 
xz 


i Nug 
2 Hilumn. 
A vaine trifilenot like to be true. 

2 Somium,n. 

A trifle of no value, 

3 Buttubata. 

Trifies,toies,or things of no value. 

: Nuge gerre,lirzatfarie,t abyde- 
na,n. 2 Inepuz,fabule,f, 

Trifles that let neceſlarie buſineſſes. 

2 Tricz,f. 

Little trifles that ſmithes were wont 
fo hae hanged before ther (bop win- 
dowes to exclude envie. 

r Baſcania, 

Trflcs given to chuldren, 

1 Crepundia,n, 

A littte trifle, 

: Nupula,f. 

A truf ej ull of trifle, 


i Nupipera. 
A rrifilig fellow, 

1 Nugiparus,m. 
A lover of trifles. 

1 Flucus,m. 
A talker of trifles. 

1 Gerro,m, 

A ſcller of trifles. 

1 Nugivendus,frivolarius,m. 
A booke wherin nothing # written but 
trifles, and fables, 

i Palzphana papyrus, 

He that carrieth trifles,or caine tales, 
about. 

1 Nugigerulus,ad, 

Tr:fletzor pertaining to trifles. 

: Nupalis,nugatorius,ad. 

Full of trijling ſongs, 

3 Neni9ſus,ad. 

Triflmgly,or vainly. 

1 Nugatorie,adv. 

To ſtay the cart with a Trixger. 

1 Suflamino. 

A frigger, an iniTrumeut put in the 


cart wheele , lealÞ the cart be overe 
throwne. 1 Sufflamcn,n. 

Trill, lacio. 

Trin k, « kind of nef, 

To Irtm,Gdeckegtriche, or areſſe wp, 
1 Poli, perpoli.s,ornv, adorno,Cxe 
calo,conc.nno 2 Limo,appatu,cute, 
To impor dicks diverſly. 

1 Vaio. 

To irimme gallantly, 

1 Redimio, 

To trunane, or ſet a thing in order, or 
inbu place. 

1 Aſtituo,digero.diſpono. | 

To trimup a thing to make it ſeexne 
fairer. 3 Mangonizo, 

Trimmed, deckgd,or tricked vp. 

1 Perpolitys, ve perpolita & ornata 
oratio. Ormatus, caltus 2 Limatus, 
comptus,compolitus, concinnat?,de- 
pexus,p. 

N ot trummcd, 

1 Inexcultus. 2 Incompus,p. 
Trimmed againe, 

: Recultus. 

Trimmed as the haire # trimmed. 

1 Calamiſtratus,p. 

Af troamer deckergor poliſber, 

1 Conciona:or,polo,politor, 

2 Limator, chmator,m, 

A trimming tricking,” r poliſhing, 

1 Politura, perpolino,cxormatio,qul 
tura,f.cultus, ornatus. 3 Apparatus, 
comprin,u. 

Irimmeſſe,or elenancie. 

1 Elcgantia,lautiria,concunnitas. 

( #11045 trimming 10 allure, 

1 Lenocinum,n. 

Shee that trummaeth her mittreſſe. 

1 Ornatrix,f. 

A Verie Trimmmae woman, 

1 Cultiſima famina. 

Tri» meg ricke,or neat. 

1 Mundus,clegans, fcitus, concinnus. 
2 Lavtus,decorus,ad.vide neates 
Somewhat trimme 


1 Scitulus,mundulus,poluulos,ad. 


The trimms#t, and mob excellent of | 
_ oll1lands, 1 Infulatum ocellus. 


Trummely,or neately 

1 Scite, elegant: r, concinne, polite, 
ornate. 2 Lepide, decore, candide, 
laut? ,videneately. 

The Trinitie, 

1 Trinitasfe. 

ﬀA Tripe. 

1 Omalum,n. 

A tripe laid i ſouſe. 

2 Echinus condiraneus. Omaſam 
condituum. Omaſum conciſum, In- 
reftinum maceratum, 

A tripe wifs ſhe that ſelleth tries. 

I ON A. "y = 1* '2 


A place where tyipes be ſold. 
: Allantopelium, thermopolium,o- 
maſarium,n, 
Tripartite. 
Tnparitus. 

Bbs4 


Triple,vide :hreeſold. 

To I, riÞ,or fumble. 

1 Tuubo,vide fumble, 

To tr1p with the foot, 

1 Supplants. 

Irippe d. 

1 Titubatus,offenſus. 

A Trivet, vide Trevet, 

Triovrah. 

Vulearis. 

To Triumph,» retoice greatly, 

1 Trumpho,trumphos agere. 

2 Geſtio,cxults. 

To irugmph in voice, and ret1ice with 
noiſe. 2 Ovo,jubilo. 
Trumphing, tr: umpoant. 

1 Triumphans. z Exultans, exulta- 
bundus,p, 

Of whom enchath triumph,or oangqui« 
ſhed triumphantly. 

1 Triunphaws,p. 

A trinripher, 

1 Trumphator. 

A erm phing 0p ye.0 cg. 

1 Trumphalia,n.umumphatus,m. 

2 Exultatio,jubilatio,ovatio. 
Atrmmph, or [#7-wne pomp cor ſhaw, 
46 the reryorne of a ( api ane, ſor avis 
tore thy; be 6:4 gorten, 
Triumphus, 

A tr1nmph of : prince or ceptaine ſer 
avittorie without langhter of men, us 
winch he, with ku ſoldzers did ſing and 
ſtout fe rh, 

1 F oor 

Of or ertaming to a ty! 6 

17 x bers dr Lp 
ſrampha th, 

2 Magnifices 

A'Trovhee. 

Trophzum. 

T ro 'thes. Tropici. 

Trollingvide i ol{1;g. 


| To Trot yor (b<kg a5 4 horſe doth. 


1 Succu(l[>,difcuilo, 

A ivotter, or trottuiag harſe, 

x Succuſlor,ſuccullator, luccuſſerius, 
fuccuſſio,m 

The troitinggort 1G ging of an baxſe, 

1 Succuſſzuo, kculſatura, fuccullu. 
1a,f ſuccuſſus, 

A Trot townegor gatder. 

1 Ambulator,m. 

Trottcrs.1 ſhrepe feete. 

Tſo Trouble, ﬀ, diſt Leor diſe 
guet, x Twibo. 2 Taterpello,com- 
moveocieo. convello, obſtrepo,fut- 
fund >,vt fuitfFundere acemoculorum, 
to trouble, er corfound whe eye ſight, 
tem, Vt vinum tentavit caput cus, 
the wine hath troubled bu bead negos 
tium faceſto. 

To treuble with import urate reque.t, 
x Laceſo, 

To trouble much. 

2 Fatigo,eneco,vide To vexe. 

To trowleyor diſquter with carts 

1 Ango,lolicito. 


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- oo — 


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TRO 


TRV 


TRV 


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To trouble with [eare, 

2 Percello,exanimo. 

To be om 4 with, 

2 Laboro,flapro. 

Te be troub led with fare. 

1 Contremo;zcontremiſco. 

Fo te trowbled,or 4. ſnaide. 

2 Feror. 

There u ſome trouble and buſineſe. 
1 Turbatum eft,imperſ. 

To be gre:tly rrombledor letted, 
} 2 Diltrinzor,diltineor, 
Tros'led. 

I Turb 1ens,com hari J 


2 Concuſſus, commotus, concitus, 
concitatus,folicitus,p. 
Troubled in buſinefie. 
> mi p = 


«4#troubler. 

s Vexatargconturbator, interpella. 
tor,m. 

A trou5 ons afe Tion of the mind. 

1 Perturbatio,f. 


A rroublt ar, diſqmeting or diſturbing. 
1 Conturbatio,tumanltatio,t. 
Tr ouble,rwfling,or buſineſſe. 

1 Tarba as 1 
maltus. 2 Flutus, m.malum. 
Trowble,or anguiſh of mind, , 
1 Solicitudo. 2 Anzultia,anguſtiz, 
confulio,f. 


Trouble,or anger, 

2 Difficulras, incommoditas. 

A little trouble. 

1 Turbella,f 

A troublous man, or 2 cotentions cane 
vaſer, 3 Comitialis home. 

VVith treublegor labour, 

3 Acomt. 

. «An imteriefFion of a mi1'd troubled, 

1: Hau. 

Troubleus,or troubleſome. 

1 Tumaltnofus, urbulentus. 2 Diffi- 
cilis,oncroſus,incommodus,ad. 
Tronblous,or viqu:et as the ſea, 

1: Flutuokrs;turbidus, vr 
cellolus,ad, : 


« ti 


A'Lrounh.or 6 n to krepe corne in, 
2 Lacus,m.vide bin. 

A F,roath,/wch «4 horſe! drink m, 
or hozges _ I pr thr 
A trowrh of ſtone, 

3 Lapiſta,f. 
A trough,or tray,v trey. 

A Troupe, « multitude of men ga- 
thered rozethey. 

: Agmen,n. 2 Glubus,m. 

A troupe of ſouldiers, 

1 Exe:cCitus. 

Alrouye of [ouldirrs containing” 32 
bor men. x Turmayf. 

Belenring to 15e ſame troupe. 

1 Turmialis,ad. 


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X 
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7 $4 


T* trow,vide thinke . 

To play the T,raant, 

1 Emanto. 2 Vagor,deliteſco. 

A trmant,or m:; cher re that loitereth 
r Emanſor. 2 Cellator,erro, vagus, 
tencbrio,m. 

Traantſhip, truddi/t,or mttching from 
ſehoole, x Trutannitus,m. 

To make a "Exile, 

1 Inirc,facere,& ferire tardus, 

To treat 4 truce. 

1 Facere inducias, pangere induciar. 
To tntreat of truce. 

1 Agiture inducias, 

To taketruce. 

3 Contadero. 

A 1Tucegor lean. 

: Feedus,n. intucig. vacatio militiz, 
pupne c:ſlatio. 2 Pattiof. 


Te Trucke, vide to rruſſe, 

A Cruckle wherm the rope runneth, 
1 Trochlca,n. rhecamus, jabolenus, 
m.v pulley aud windilaſſe. 
True,vide ruth, 

To Triumpe about. 

2 Exbaliſt», 

The rrumpe card, vide card. 
Trumperte,or 9d baggage. 

2 Scruta,n, 

To ſownd a", rump*t. 

x Buccino;clango,tubicino, tuba ca- 
ncre, 

To frund the alarum on the trumpet, 
1 Signum dare buccina, claſſicum 
cancaic. 

T'»e ſound of the trumpet when they 
blow to the battle, or alarum. 

1 B:Iicum,claſſicum,n, 

The ſound of the rrumpe#. 

1 Clangor tube. 

A trum per. 

T Tuba, buccina,f, bnccinum, claſ- 


Cun- 


A writhed, or crooked tyumpet,like a 


( orwerlu horn, 

1 Litcasm. 2 Concha,f, 

A trumpet for war. x 

1 Tubaciaitis. Tuba prelialis. 
There are dr vers ſound of a Irumpet, 
firit when it ſounder the aluwm, 

1 Exormeticon. 

2.V Vhen it embolineth the thirmsfh. 

1 Parace!cufticon. 

3.VUhen it /oundeth to theretrarte. 

1 Anacleticon. 

4. VVheait ſoundeth of cerfing from 
labour,a''d to piich thay tents, 

i Anap 1ON « 

5. VVher un vſed w: great ſolemnitis, 
: Fompicon.pollux, 

Alrumpeter, he that ſoundeth a tri. 
per. 1. Buctinator, tubicen, liticen, 


/ CFE 


buccinus, zncator,claſliarins,m. 

A woman trampeter, 

1 Tubicina,t. 

A tr,ynpeter at funerals, 

1 Siticen,com.g. 

He thu with a trumpet, or drunflade 
calieth the men together, 

1 Claflicus,clallicen,m, 

The day wh<o1in the ty 1 ave puy® 
eed, - Tubilutrumn.. A 
AT,tunchcon,or fake. 

I Lori onry FY 

A little truncheongor flake. 

1 Talcola,f. 
ATruncke, or cheft covered with 
leather, 

: Riſcus,m hyppopera,f. 

To True... vp. 

1 Subſtringo,cuhibcn,vt crinem no- 
do cohibere,to truſſe vp the haire. 
To rruſſe, tuſfe,or to make a fardell, 

1 Sutfarcino,conva 


lo. 
To truſſe carntage,and implements at 


the diſlodging of a campe. 
1 Colligere vaſa. 
He trujſed 


2 Cingitur,arQamar,imperſ: 
Traufſed vp together. 
1 Sutfarcinatus. 2 


nexus,p. 
Trufſed, or grrded about. 
2 Succin&us,p. 


tied, 

1 Suceingulum,n cxomis,f, 

A truſſe , or breech worne next the 
bere,as in /w.mming. 

1 Subligar,n. 

To» T.rult,or hawe a are confadence, 

1 Fido,confido,ſperogcredo. 


2 Submitor,nitor. 


- To rruth, greatly,or much. 


1 Prefidas 

To iru5t one with ante thing , or com 
mt vpon truft , 

1 Confido, concredo, 

Men belechegor tr ft, 

1 Creditur,imperl. 

Tru#Fed, or beleeved, 

1 Creditns,filus,p. 

Tru#t.ng, or havmg a ſwe confidence 


fo. 
: Confifus fidens. 
2 Subnixus,nixus, part. 
Trufhmg too much to himſelfe. 
1 Prafidens,p 
A fr offer of truf, 
1 Fideicommulyrius. 
Tru#t, or confidence. 
1 Fides,ſpes, iducia, fidentia, conkt- 
dentia,f. 
Truftin:ſe. 
1 Fid:litas,f; 
 Truity, 


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TRY 


TVM 


TVN 


Truftie, ſare,or farthfull. 
1 Fidelis,fidus,perfidelis. 
certus . 

Traſtily. 

1 Fidcliter,fide,fidenter, adv. vide 
fau\fully. 

To ſbeake Truth, or #0 tell rro;h 

1 Verum dicere. 

Trueth,or weritie. 

1 Veritas, veracitas,alethia,f. verum, 
n. 3 Fides, 

HA true talt,or matter that u true, 

1 Verum,veriloquium,n. 

L ikelyhood of trueth. 

1 Verifimilictudo,f. 

The true expoſition , —_— » Or 
right me aning of 4 word. 

1 Etymologia,f.veriloquium, 

A lover of Pye truth. 


2 Frugi, 


1 Philalethes. 

Toat telleth,or ſpeaketh the truth, 

1 Veridicus, verax, , Yeri- 
loquax,ad, 

True, 

1 Verus,jor,iſſimns, fidus. 2 Cer. 


tus, juſtus,ad. TR 
Like,or likely to be true,or credible, 
1 Veriſimilis, 

Verie like 10 be true, 

1 Veriſimillimus,ad, 

Truely,in verie deede. . 
1 Vere,re ipſa,cquidem, quidem, ſa- 
ne,profe&t0,certe,revera. 2 Plane, 
For trmely, 


1 Etenimyero, quippe,adv- 


T ante V 


ATub,or great vate. 
1 Cupa,five cuppazf. 
A tub fit and ſerviceable for waſhing, 
or to be bathed in, 
: Solium, labrum,baptiſterium,n. 
A tub ſer oudey the tappe to receme 
dripping. 
1 Sinum. 2 Excipulum,n. 
A kneading twb. 
1: Anopta,t. 
A backing twb, 
1 Liximatormm. 2 Labrum,n. 
To Tucke,-r ga wp. 
1 Collpo, 
To tucke,or pulh \ 
1 Vellico. | 
A'Tuft,or creiF. 
1 Criipa. 2 Apex,f. 
m \Tugge,” pull, 


Thr 0” pulled, 6 

z Vulſis,p. 

A tug ging,or pullin 

1: Vulfura,f. EW 

Tuitton,or ſaft keeping, 

I Tuitio,f. 

Tertainng to ttion, and faft hees 


8, 
T Tmelais,ad. 


To put in a Tombe. 
' 1 Tum trmulo. 
A twnbe. 


1 Tumulus,m tumba,f buftum,n. 

2 Arca,t.ſepulchrum,n vide grave. 

A drie twmbe,or ſepulcher, made of 

ſtones for princes to be buried in. 

1 Xerolj 

A tumbe, —-- -—A_ eretted inthe 

1. merbr awnce of ſome notable mani 

excellent vertues. 

1: Herouma. 

To Tumbleor role. 

1 Volvo,voluto. 

To rumble, or role out of any place. 

1 Evolya, 

To tumble, or role a pace with great 
olences 1 Pervolvo. 

To tumbleyor yole fortha great thing 

befbre one. 

1 Provolyo,provoluto. 

To twmble,or role downe, 

1 Devolvo 

To tumnble,or role toward: ſome place. 

: Advolyo. 

To tumyle round togethe 

2 Convolvo, 

To rumble,ors role vader, 


1 Subvolyo 
To tumble,role,or wallow pon. 
1 Supervolyo 

To tumble,or role againe,or backes 
1 Revolvo, 2 Kemolior. 

To tumble vpſide downe. 

2 Rewupino, 

To tumble,yole,or wallownewt. 

1 Volvor,conyolvor,ſubyolyor, 
To be tumblea about, 

1 Circumvolutor. 
Twmbled,roled,or toſſed. 


1V . 

May wry—eF toſſed. 

I Volutatus,p. 

Twmbl.d downegor fallen fom. 
1 Devolutus,p. 

Tumbled away,or backs ag ame, 
1 R 

1 wmbled down befaye, 

1 Proyolutus,p. 

A numbling, 
1 Vo 

m. valutatio, cyoluts. 


cyliſma, n. yolutatus, 
2 Iacta- 


1 Hiſter,n. 
A tumbler which daunceth through a 
boope. 
1 Petaurifta,cybiſteter,m. 
A tumbler that walkerb on a cord, 
and playeth other fats thereon. 
1 Neurobata,funan hulus,m. 
That #,07 may be trnblodyer roled. 
1 Volubilis,ad. 
Turblinely,with rwmblug, 
» Valute, volutazim adv. 
AF,unbiell,cr dung cart. 

1 Plauſtrum,ploiirum,n beana. 


To make Tumult,”: iNfirg fturre, or 


buſine ſe. I Tumultuors 

A tunult,or ruſfling. 

1 Tumulus,m. 

A trrult,or [edition. 

1 Certamen,n. 2 Conſterndtio, 
Tumult nous or full of tummltss 

1 Tumul 

Turmlinouſly, 

1 Tumultuose,tumultuarie,adv. 
To Tune, or meaſure : al/oto 11ne 
or accent, 1 Modulor. 
Twned, 

I Modulatus,p. 

He that tuneth tn, mea/nr2. 

z Modulator,m. 

A pleaſant Pun? '£y or pom + n Mea 
(ure. I a4 | wsC MY —_ 
modulamen,n. 

The quarter of 4 twne, 

1 Dreſs, 

A d:ſcord in tunes, and voices. 


1 Diſſonantia, f.diſſonus,crepitus, 


Tuneable ſingiug. 

1 Symphoma,t. conc:nts,m., 

A tune, 

I Tonus. 2 Phthongus,camus,- 
nus,m.yox,f 

Tunes made with ſhalmes. 

1 Tibini,m- 

The tune of ahape. 

1 Canor lyrz. 

Twncable. 

2 Concors,confors, flexibilis, ad. vt, 
flexibile vocis genus. 

VVell tuned. 

2 Yocalis,ad. 

That can fing,cr f ame rin to all 
tunes, 3 Omnicams,ad 

AT,” 1 to drinke in, 

1 Oicipum,n. 


A tun: alſo a kind of wine let out of 

the tun for ſacrifice, before iu mas Fa- 

fied, 1 Calpargn. 

A Ixn,or pipe, 

s Dolum,n. 

A little tan, 

i Dolelum,n 

Pertaining r04 5 119%,07 ppe. 

1 Doliaris,ad. 

To Tunor powe wine into veſſells, 

1 Infundere vinum in cados. 

A Tunnell,»vererhrougb {1quonr us 

poured mute veſſells, 

1 Infundibulum, infuſorium,n. bro- 

etis,m epichy ſis,t. 

The brame tunnell, 

2 Infundibulum,n. 

Te twine:! of 4 chunmny © the elumry 

it {ilfs. 1 Infunubilum. 2 Spuramen 

+ iramencum, puaculum,n. 
4'F,nrfe,or clod of earth. 

I Gleba, t czſpes,m 

A l:tl- turff,or cd. 

1 Glebella,glebula,f, 

Agree: e nurſe 

1 Cx{pes gramineus, viridis, vivus. 

Afude of twrſes, 

1 Czſpuinus, 4 


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TVR 


TVR 


TVR 


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A Furkieor gin ie cochegor hen, 
« Micleagrts,F avis Pharavinls, 
A Purkic [4 C&e., 


1 Gallas Numidicus, guttatus,mili- 


cus 
A Twrkie hen. 

1 Penolope,f. 
" Numidica, 

guttata, 

milica. 
Turbulint, 
Turbulentus. 
To Wnrac,a. 

1: Verto , fledo, defle2o, volvo, vt 
volyerelibros. 2 Inclino, vr incli- 
narecurium al:quo, ro twrne his four - 
nis to ſome place,dirigo,vt direxit E- 
am a media linea ad lzvam. 

To twrnegor change. 

1 Muto,converto. 

To turne vpſide downe. 

I Everto, perverto,ſubverto,percello 
elico, 

Te tuyne in : alſo to turnecontrarie- 
wiſe 19 the right forme : alſo to true 
the inſide owrrward. 1 Invento. 
To turne ©p and downe, 

1 Revolyo, 

To tur ie yound.. 

1 Circino, 2 Conmtorques, 

To tyrne athin; from 04.8 ſideto the 
other, 1 Deto:queo, 

To 1wr 16 ©4161 of the way, 

1 Dcturquco, 

To trurne fromoneto another, 

2 Denvo, 

Toturne to, 

Advcit). 

To turne avgiityor round, 

1 Ci:cumverto,circumfleto, 

2 Cncumago 

To turne 1941 F, 

1 Obvcrto, 

To try 112 ofte'i againſt 

x Obverfor 

To turne aſid*, 


Gallina 


ventes obliquare. 


2 Ventilo. 

T's tune rou;.d like a wheele. 
x: Rotv. 

To turne out. 

x Everto. 

To turze backe,or caſt vp. 

1 Regero. 

Te twrne vpward,or vpright, 
1 Reſupino. 

To turne fromgor avaie. 

1 Avert0. 
oculos. 

To turne,or wind in, 

1 Intorqueo. 

To twregor withdraw from, 
1 Coverto. 
fle&o,abal.eno. 
Teo turn about. 
1 Conyc1to, 


4 


1 Av:rto. 3 Obl:quo,vt equos pa- 


To 1427112 out of 0 e hand into another, 


2 Dejicio, ve de;icere 


2 Dednco,reyoco,re- 


Ts ! urn: about of 18a, 

1 Converlo, 

To twne often, 

1 Veriy,volito, 

To ture, ato twrhe out of onelane 


guare into another, 1 Veno,vt c 
greco in latinum vertere,reddo, vt,la- 
unum reddere. 
To turne, neut. as toturne from one 
thing to another , or from the way to 
ſome place. 1 Divento,divertor. 
To turne pom. 
1 Digredior, 
To from, oy awaie, 
1 Declino. 
To turne backs againe. 
1 Remeo. 2 Keyolvor, vide to re- 
furne. 
To turne,or flow backe againe. 
1 Remano,refluo, 
To turue to claie, 
1 Luteſco, 
To turnegor wind in the forme of a ſey- 
pent, 1 Simyor- 
To turne mthat ſorta. 
1 Sinuo, 
To tune backe,or turne away his face, 
1 Averlo. 
To turne bu backeyor run away. 
1 Tergiverſor. 
To tune into milke, 
1 Lacieſco, 
T » tyrne into a ſtone. 
1 Lapideſco. 
Tot.erne out of milke nts whey. 
2 Screſco, 
To be turned, 
1 Veitor, 
To be tupned arvyie. 
1 Curvor,detorqueor,pervertor, 
To be turned vp and downe, 
i Volvor,revolvor, 
To be turned from, 
2 Deducor. 
1wned, 
1 Verlus,inclinatus,tortus,flexns,p. 
T erred chai zed,or tranſlated. 
i Mutatus,converſis,tranſlatus,ps 
Tw ned downewards, 
2 Dcuecrſus, 
Tryned aware, or turned on foe other 
ſide. 1 2dverſus,detortus,p, 
Turned fromell good iejſe, 
1 Perverſus,p. 
No tur d,or vowed. 
1 Indeflexus. 
Turncd cut of the waie, 
1 becflexas. 
Turned backe. 


trorſin, 2 Revolutus,p, 

Never turned, 

1 Irtevolutus,p, 

Turned in & out, turned vp ſide down : 


forme, 1 Inverius,p. 
Tured VP. 
1 Supinatus,p, 


1 Reflexus, reverſus, replicatus,re- 


a'ſs turned contrariwiſe to the rights 


me Rn>————a—n——ns 


Turned out of, 

1 Everſus,cvolutus,p. 

He that twneth one out of the vight 
W146. 1 Obvaricator,m. 
Farniie. 

1 Volutabundus,ad. 

A turntng, 

1 Verio , veraatio, verſura,f, yolu- 
tatus,m. 

A 'urntng,or winding. 

1 Inflexwo,flexio,tortio,f. flexus,an- 
fractus. 

The turninggot winding of a river. 

3 Mcander, meandrus,m, 

A tup rang round,or about. 

> Onchatng fexio.C 

The tuning of the bodie round, which 
#s done on the toe in dauncing. 

1 Verſus,m. 

The turning of the horſes, or oxen as 
the lands end. 1 Verſura,f, 

A turning inſide out, er vpſide downs? 
1 Inverho,t. 

The turning of a thing, 

1 Volabilitas,f, 

A curning,or deriving, 

1 Derivatio,f, 

A turmng to the place, from whence 
One come. 

1 Reciprocatio,f. 

A Turning,or wwding of a water bake 


I m. 
A turning path out of the high way. 

1 Divernculum,n. 
A turmng,or putting awate. « 
1 Avcrſio,f. 
A turning to the contrarie waie, 

1 Antilpaſis,f. 
E aſie to be turne1 about. 

1 CircumduRilis,ad. 

That may be turned. 

1 Verhls,verſatilis, verſabilis,ad. 
That turneth it (6lft, or thas turneth 
backe, 1 Verſorius ad. 
That may bee turned, of driven about 
with mens hands. 

I Trufatilis,ad. 

That bath manie twynings, and Win» 
dings. 1 Sinuoſus, tortuoſus,ad. 
That turnethyor whirteth rownd. 

1 Verlatilis, yerticoſus,ad. 

That may bee turned , or revolved as 
gaine, TI Revolubilis,ad- 

Turning of (,or moucable. 

1 Veriutus,ad, 

Turne,or courſe, 

1 Vicis,t, 

'By turne,ox eyerie man hu courſt, 

1 Alternatim, alternis vicibus, viciſ- 
ſim,ſubalternarim. 

To do a goed Tune. 

1 Benemereor,gratificors 

A good ture. 

1 Benefa&um,beneplactum. 

An ill,or [hrewed turne, 

1 Malefatum,malumn. 

To FT urn, t4rners do, 

1 Torno,detorno» 


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A Twney. 

1 Tormno,tornator,toreuta,m - 

A turners inſtrument, wherewi!th they 
make things (meoth in turning them 
roimd. 

1 Tornus,m. 

That « wrow2/t,or male with a wheele 
or turne, 1 Tornatilis, tornatus, 
ad. 

A Turnament,or ſts, or ctarney. 
1 Torniamen, vide «ile, 
ATarne broach. 

3 Tornarius,papas,m» 

A Turnep, rape. 

1 Napus,bunias,m . 

A kind of turnepycalled alſo Bumion. 
1 Ancmolphoros,m. 
Turuc-ſicke, 

Vertiginofus, 

Turpentine, 

1 Terebynthus,m.Reſina lariſma, 
Relina latricea. 

Of,or belonging to turpentine, 

iT thinus,ad. 
ATurret,o! tower, 

1 Turris,arx,f.pyrgus,ms 
A little turret, or tower. 

1 Turricula,f 
A turret,or tower made of timber. 

1 Fala,t. 
Awatch tower, or high hill, to fpie 
things a far off and everie watts 

1 Speculayf. 

Turrets, or towers made for a ſpec- 
tacle, whereat mariners, or (hipmen 
on the ſea,or by land hane a token, or 
marks to avoid danger, 1 Phari, 
orum. 

Towers of Troy. 

1 Pergama,orum,n.' 

A keeper of a tower, 

1 Turriarius,pyrgophylax,m. 
Towred,«r which hath turrets, 

1 Turrus,ad. 

TutH,or cut,a word vſed when wee 
make (:ght of any thing, 

» Bat,bombax, adv. contemnentis, 
vel negligentis. 2 Fabulg,arum.t. 
Tuskes of 4 boare, or great teeth 
ſta 'ding out. 

1 Brochi. 2 Dentesexerti. 

To T.uſfle,wfle,or d:iſioint, properly 
the decking attire of women, as nec- 
herchift,aprongand ſuch like, 

1 Incomo. 

Tut, vide !uſk. 

A Tutour. 

1 Tutor, preceptor,p#dagogus. 

1 Author,m. 

Tutor:,and over%ers of orphants. 

1 Authores pupillonurn. 

Tutors that are not bound to mike 
arcompts to wards, 

: Analogittz, 

ATuttic," o/*x 4ie,peeſie,or 1922.14 
MULE 

2 Falcieulrs,m, 2 Sertum,olfato- 
rumn.vide no tga:e, 


T ante W 


Twatne. 
: Duo,plur, 
A T wale, vide twible. 


To Twange lhe the firing of an in= | 
nc. 


ſtrument, 2 Reo 

T welue, vide numbers, 
T wentie, vide numbers. 
AT,wibill,-xc,or rwales 
x Bipenrus. 2 Biſacuta,f, 
A young T,WtJ 07 efecr. 


p 
1 Vimen,flagellum,germen,n.virga | 


f ſurculus,m. 

The twig of a tree cut off. 

1 Sarmenuum,”. 

A twig of a vinegof the which bunches 
of grapes do grow. 

1 Recemanius,m. 

A ſwall twig of a vine. 

1 Malleolus,m. 

A twigor young branch fit for pian- 
ting, 1 Malleolansvirga. 
Trees apt for robring forth twigs, 

1 Viminalia,erum,n. 

Twiggor rod to bind vines withall. 

I Vitilia,orum,n. 

A luttle Twig of a pomegranete , or 
any other fwuitfull tree, crooked, and 
ſet wpon the crown of the Arch priſtes 
wif, when [Þe did ſacrifice. 

1 Inarculum,n. 

A place where twigt,ov rods be ſet to 
bind vines. 1 Vitegum,n. 

The place where twigs do grow- 

1 Vaminetum,n. 

A lime twig, 

1 Aucupatorium,n. 

Made of twigs. 

1 Virgatus, vimineus,armentareus, 


4d. 

Full of twigs, 

x Sarmentoſus,ad. 

Of,or belonging to 1wigy, " 
1 Virgeus,larmentatitius,viminalis, 


ad. 

T wie light,eicher in the evening, or 

in the morning. 

1 Ciepuſculum,n. 

That hath brought forth T wins. 

1 Gemellos enixa partu, dare partu 
prolem. 


A twiwie. 


I GC les par* 
tws,gemmius forrus, Dydimus,m. 


To T,winckle w:th the ee. 
1 Nicto, Conniveo 

That rwmckleth not with the cies. 
3 Inconnivens,p. 

The twins kling of an eie. 

1 Momentum,n. 
Twil:,v:de uwnbers. 
Tw:{e,or the [icond trme. 

1 Iterum,zdv. 

I ore than twi/t ſo great. 

1 Duplo major. 


Twiſe in « yeare, 
1 Bisanno, 

T wile as much, 

1 Bistanto, 
Twiſe,and thriſe, 

1 Fisrerque. 

To TE wilt,or wines 
1 Torqueo. 

T o twiſt agane. 


| 83 Retexvu. 
; Totwitt hard togethey, 


1 Perplexor. 


| Twiſted,or twimed. 
; 1 Tortus,comortus,intortus,perplex- 


us, perplicatus,p. 

1 wijled againe. 

1 Retortws,p, 

A twifted thread, 

1 Filuma intorrum,vel tetortum., 

A twitt, 

1 Ramus. 

To Twite, or vpbraid, or bit inthe 
teeth with 9p Pr 0671046 ſpect es, 

1 Exprobru,irvchor,umprobo, 

2 Impwo, vide vpbratd, 

They twit one anothey. 

1 Vterque alteriobjicit. 

A Wing. 

1 Exprobratio,f. 

T-wo, or tway, vide numbers two» 


1 Duplex,dupliciter. 

Of two colours. 

1 Bicolor,ad. 

Two md two together, 

I Kini,e,a. 

Fare y«u well for two daies, 
1 In hoc biJuum vale. 
Type,vide pe. 


V ante A 


Claccarte,or vachay:e, 1.4 co hoſe. 
To be ALacant,or emp, 

1 Yaco. 

To be vacant betweene, 

$ Intervaco, 

To be vacant t,6r at len HYe. 

1 Ferior. 2 Vaco,intervaco- 
Tacant,or letied with Luſtaeſſi. 

1 Feriatus,p. 2 Vacuus. 

A vacationgor ceaſing from ordinarie 
exerciſe, 1 Vacatio., 2 Inter. 
capedo, interftitio, cefſatio, quies, F. 
leceſſus,m, 

The vacation of the terme, or ceaſing 
from the proſecution of the law. 

1 Interftirium,n. 

Vacant ime. 

1 Ouumn. 

Verie vacant,or emptie. 

1 Obinants,ad 

A Cagabond. ; 

1 Vagus, vagabundvs, erraticus, pa- 
labundus 2d palans,p enum, pana- 
£4 I'iana proverb 


f ay 


— — 


——— — 


VAL 


VAN 


1 Vela, velam:n, velinentum,n, 
2 Tegincn,!©3men, UKegumzeutum, 


n 

A _T_ lov vaile, which the bride di4 
weare 18 token 0 good lucke, aud that 
f, * ſhmld 1eu9r be divorced. 

t Flammeum,n. 

B.15: ging to a yatle, 

1 Velaris,ad. 

A A wits 

1 Vena,t. 

A ſinew like a wvaine , wherein the 
þþ 11 of life doth walke, mixed with 
|" Ww F Artcria,f. 

A l'ttle yaine. 

1 Venula,F. 

Branches of the vaine called Porta, 
Which coxveigheth the nuce of the 
meate concolted, from the ſtomake to 
the /rycr, x Meſemtericz venz. 
The great throat yames, which being 
cut a /ander,death preſently enſucth. 

I Lile,f. 

A wane of ſilver tn the top of a main? 
T Crudaria, . 

A l:rrle ſwollen vame. 

1 Varicula,f, 

Acrooked vaine of the thigh, legger, 
or other piaces ſwollen with wmelan» 
choly,and corrupt bloud. 

1 Yarix,m. 

He that hath ſach yaines, 

i Varicus,ad. 

The 12.great 24ins eppearing in each 
fide of the nec'ee, 

1 Fragilides,f, 

The great carying vaine which) procee= 
derh out of the hollow part of the li« 
ver. 1 Hepa'itis,t. 

A great yaine in the ſoot, 

1 Sophenaf, 

4 maſter vane, 

1 Varica,f. 

I'wo vainss growing from the navell 
to the matricegbeneath the k:dntes. 

1: Ahertz,f, 

A vaine comming from the !ryey to 
the ay me hole, 

1 Axillaris vena. 

The cutting of 4 vane. 

1 Phlebotomia,Ff. 

A vane in writing, 

2 Vena,f. 

A waine in the earth. 23 Vena. 
The muddle ſpace herweene the vaints 
an the earth. 

1 Intervenium,n. 

A vane of earth in mines, declaing 
that gold may be found there, 

I 


Sepullum,n. 
Uaine; { ny; or lead, | 
1\Mely . 
A Qatne,vide weath-r-cocke. 
Caine glerce. 
1 Arroguntia,cenodoxia,f. 
Cine ſpeaking. 
3 Vaniloquentia.f. 


Todo in C{ Mts 


Fruftro, 

Vane, rono purpo*. ; 

1 Vans, inanis, caſſus, frivolus,irri- 

tus. 2 Favulis,vacuus, venomina va» 

Cia, Vaine nam ;NugAtOrius, 

Vane giorioks. 

2 Levs,leviculis,ad. 

Vainely,or ve, 

1 Yane, inaniter, incaGim, fruſtra, 

nequicquam,ady. 

Ualt untnelle,”” valour. 
| =o _ _ «a P__m_ 


I Z MAYS sf. 

2 Animus,m.victus,t. 

Valiant. 

1 Fortis, nimus , animoſus, 
ſtremws,invictus,ad. 2 Validus,pre - 
validus, robuſtus, audax,virils,intca- 
&us,generoſus,ad. 

Valtait mm armes., 

1 Bellicoſus. 2 Martivs,manor- 
tius,ad. 

Valtanthy. 


1 Strenue, fortiter,bellicose, animo - 

$6. 2 Valide,gnaviter,adv. 

To cloſe on all jides wth (Jallies, 

1 Conyallo. , 

A valley. 

1 Vallisf, 

A little valley, 

1 Vallicula,f. 

A valley,or dale betweene fwodiills, 

, Convallis,f. fil of val 
clonging to walleyes, or fuls of vai 

7 te" 

bg k af ' 

To ue,priſc,or praiſe. 

I Eſtimo/dero, : Cenſeo,pendo 

To be valued, 

2 Cenleor. 

To be of equall value. 

1 ZXquivaleo,zquipolleo. 

To be of no value. 

1 Vileſco,cvileſco. 

Valud. 

1 Xſtimatus, 2 Cenſus. 

A wvaluey. 

1 Xſtimator,m, 

A valuing, or value. 

z Valor,m.momentum,pretium,n. 

A like value. 

1 Zquipollentia,zquivalentia,f. 

A thing of no valus. 

1 Frivolum, titiviſlitium, titidlitium, 

n. 2 Jota. 

Valuation, 

I Xftimatio, judicatio,f judicatus, 

m. 

Valuation of goods, 

x Cenſus, 

That m.:y be valucd, 

1 Xſtimabilis.ad. 

N ot to be valued. 

1 Inzſtimabilis,ad, 

Of great value, 

1 Momertoſus, magni, ad, 

Of fo great value. 


1 Tanti,tantidem,ad. 


Of no value. 
1 Vilis,pervilis,nallius,caſſugad, 
2 Levis,projectitiug,ad. 


For al:ttle values 


* 1 Parvi 


O "rare value, 

1 Pluris. 

ACAImn,vide fan. 

A UInpe. 

Superior pars calcci. 

T» Camh. 

i Vaneſco,crancſo, 2 Exgo,de- 
fluo,abvoly. 

Vanitie. 

1 Vanitas,inanitas,nuge,F. 

V anuicgof any craft,or ſciences 


1 Matgorechniagt. 


To an, 

1 Evallo. 2 Expurgo, vide fan. 
AV ann? 

1 Vallum,n. 


To Aanquth,:/comfr,or overcome 
1 Vinco,debello,expugno. 2 Frans 
$9, lubigo, deleo, ſupero, proſterno, 
perdomo. 

To vangquiſh in reaſoning. 

1 Countuto,refello,refundo. 

To confe(ſ# himſe |fe vanguifhed, 


2s Hcrbam porrigere, 
Vanquiſhed, 
L Vicus,debellatus. 3 Domitus, 


Vanguilhed trumpbant! 7”. 


i Triumphatss,p. 

A wvanquſher. 

I Debella ,viaor. 2 Domitor,m. 
That vanguiſheth all things. 

1 Pantocrato,m. omni 

Eaſie to be vanquilt ed, 

1 VYincibilis. 2 Superabilis,ad. 


That cannt be vanquiſhed. 

_ Indomurus, inſuperabilis,,oviaus, 
A vant age,vr Ive" pts, 

2 Accecſlio,f. vide advantage, 
Vantage,or gane. 

l Queſtus 

Small vantagegor little gaize. 

1 Lucellum,n. 

T (64 out Japoutss 

I Exhalov,cvaporo. 

A vapour or moiſt ſume . 

1 Vapor,vapos. 2 Halitus,anheli- 
tus,m, 

That ſtirret yp,or maketh yapour. 

I Vaporitergad. 

A ſending out of Vapours. 

1 Vaporagio,evaporatioff. , 

Full of vapogrts 

1 Vaporplus. 

To *1arte,or to be at variance, 

1 Vario, litigo,ambigo,controverſor 
vide diſagree. 

To wariegor change. 1 Vario. 
Vartiance,or controverſie. 

1 Lis, cuntentio,' inimicitiz, fimul- 
tas, coniecratio,f. dillidum,n. alter= 
catio,f. 

Varietie 


Do A —— 


\ 


VAV 


VAV 


Varietueor diver ſitie, 
1 Varietas,difli {, diſtinQns, 
Var:able, 

1 Ambigns, mutabilis, verſdtus,in- 
conftans. 2 Lubricus,mobilis,mol - 
tiplex,ad. 

Gi ven ts Variance, 

1 Litigioſus 

A Uarletfavc,or _ 

I Servus,n 


Farah made of the gm of twniper. 
1 Vernix. 

The varn! iſh, ,or glaſſe of coloure, 
plendor,m. 


x Labrum,n. 

A great dying vate, 

2 Ahenum,n. . 
A cheeſe ave. 

3 wum,n.wde cheeſe. 

A barke vate. 


2 Priſanarwm. 
To make 4 Uault. 
x Fornico,confornico, camero,con- 
camero,arcuo,vide arch. 
Vaulted. 
1 Arcutus. 2 Tecſtudineatus,p. te* 
Ktudineus,ad 


Made like a vault, 
x Concameratus, Pp. 
A vanlter, or ene that hath his ftall 
or booth with wares, to ſell under a 
wall,arch,or vault in a common place, 
4 Fornicarius,m. 
A vault, 
x Fornix, camera. 3 Teſtudo, f, 
arcus,m, 
Avault low in the ground. 
: Crypta,f hypogzum,n. 
<A vaulting,or making of anard; ef 
1 Cameratio,fornicatio. 
Of awanlt. 
1 Camerarius 
To UAault «: horſe, 
2 Deſilio. 


= venkey on 6 horſes 

2 Deſultor,m. 

A vaulting. 

1 Deſultra,ſalratio,f. 

A plummet of lead,that vaulters,or 
leapers do bold in ther hand, to coune 
er poiſe ther owne we'ght for the cer* 
tainetie of therr exerciſe, 

1: Halter,m, 

To Cant, bo aft,or brag. 

x Ia&o, jaGito, oftento, arroge,ven- 
She gradies, 

To veunt over, 1 Inſulo, 

To make an open v4unt, 

2 Profitcor, vide ro Lorie, 
Vauntirg. 1 Atrogans, glorians, 
jatans. 3 Bxultans,ad. 4 

A vauntergboaſter,or Lrar ger: 

l Gloriator, jaRator, 10 pas 


| & wix,f taſvlens,glorioſus 


— ii RAM 


A vaunter, fall of great, and hamtie 
tearmes. 1 Magniloquus, grandi« 


” vaunter of his oxpne wyertues, 


Mm. 

H_ vawiteys, or boafters, who being 
in extremitie,or ponertie,would (ceme 
tobe yich. i1$ m. 
Vaunters, «nd boaſters of ther owne 
villanies,and falſbeod. 

3 Abydocome. 

A vaunting,or boaſting. 

1 Glcriatio,jatantia, oſtentatio,ar- 
rogantia,f, 

A vanntimg over one. 

2 Inlultatio,f. 

A vaunting, 1ined withvantic, or 
pride, 1 Salaconia,f. 
A deli bring mn vauntivg, 

1 Phi wo 

Vauntin 


A ( aptaine in the vaunt "wy or be 
i fyhrteth next the flandard. 


- ſmuldur , of - (aptaine of the 


vaunt gard, 
Vie arle 
V ante D 


An Adder. 
I Vber,huber Ms 


V ante E 


Qrale, x Vitulina,f.caro vieulina. 
To be {4chement,- 0 encrea/t,or wax 
2 Exardco 


more earneſt, ,CXAT * 
deſco,reſzvis. 

Vehemencie. 

1 Vis,veh tia,f.impetws. 2 Tn- 
curſus,fervor,m.ioſtantia, nolentia,f. 
Veheme nee of laus, 

t Incendium,n. 

Veheomencie #n talks. 

2 Acrimonia,f. 

A vebement moth impulſion, 

2 Impulſus,m 

Vehement, 1 ' Vehemens. 2 Vio- 
lentus rapidusgravis,fervidus, ardens 


$,44 2d. concitatus zEXCltatius,p 
Vehe _ ently, 
i Veh 
2 Violenter, excicate, acriter,avids, 
ardenter,nervose tervide ctfuse. 
Somewhat vebemently, 
1 Tantopere 
Uegectable, 
Vegerabils, 


—— 1 


1 Heteromalla.F, ſcricum villeſum, 


A veluet bonet, 


1 Redimiculum. 


Uendible,or /har which may be ſold 
1 Mercalis,vendibilis, venals,ad > 
Uencrable. 

Venerabilis. 


Uenerous, venerial, 
Venercus. 


Locus vicinus, 
To Uentme,or poyſon, 
1 Veneno. 


Venimed. 
Venime, 
1 Virns,t 
nium,n. 
Ventmoys medicines. 

1 Deletoria medicamenta. 

A venemons Worme,at whoſe firokg or 
biting the fleſhrotteth, 1 Seps,m. 
Fulneſſe of poyſon. 

1 Venenoſitas,f. 

V enimous, firil of poyſon. 

1 Virovs, virulentus, venenoſus, ad. 
venenatus,p. 2 Exitiabilis,ad, 
Bearmy venume. 

1 Venenifer. 

To Ulenge, vide rexenge. 
Vengeance,and remengement, 

: Vindita,vlio, vindicativ. 
Vengeancegor crueltie. 

1 Diritas. 

Vengecbleableyor miſchieuous. 

1 Dims,ſceleſtus,ad. 

Ueniſon, 

1 Caroferina. 2 Ferina,f. 

Veniſon of the red deere, 

2 Carocervina. 

Veni{on of a wild boaxe, 

1 Aprngna cato. 

-y Ueno wind,as a ſhamell doth, 


my vent,or fake breath as an otter. 

1 Interipuo. 

A venting. 

1 Interſpiratio,f. 

Uenia "ride pardonable, 

To enture,vide to haz,ard,and ad 
wenture. 


Uent,vide vtterance,or /ale, 
Uentri 


1 Venenaws,p, 


5 2 Aco- 


Verhes which are derined of werbes 
efpecilly of the ſecona £9" wgarion, 
and of cert an: ne uae adictt ines, and 
dos end in (co. 

1 zoatiua verba. 

That which <e/ce.1ds of a verbe, 

1 Verbali,ad. 

Urrbatim. 

2 ljiden verbs, 


Uebattic. 


VER 


VER 


VER 


—_{_lW 


Clerhoſitte, 
Vc rboſitas. 
A Uerdict. 

1 Sententiagt, 

A Uerdingale, 

1: Limus,m. umn . 
A Aerdour, i. « principal! officer mn 
4 for:jt,called alſo veraitor. 


ertly,or rruely. : 
yh; ol CErte,certo. Ie 
vera, 3 Plane,ady.vide ceria:nely 
Yeavenly. * 
1 Maxime,adv, 
A pare of Uirginales. 
1 Eſpineta,t.clavecymbalum. 


Uery. ES 
I Valda, admodim, apprime, Opt- 
dd,ad 


Verie mnch, 

1: Multhm, impendio , pharimam, 
e,Magnopere, cr,qua- 

To ,or proue a thing true. 

' od facere. 2 Cor 

firmo« 

Qeritie,vide truth. 


z Omphacium,n. 

A Uergerer, or hee that beareth 4 
filver wand before the officer, orator, 
or preacher, I Vergiler. 2 De- 
fignator. 

Toe chiefs Vergerers 

1 Primivergius,m. 

A erlet, vide varle?. ; 

To paint wuh Uvrmillion. 
1 Min'o. 

Vermulyon, ; 
1 Minium,n rubrica,f. vermilium,n. 
R:drarhyr aveme of -zerm lion, : 
1 Min, gicba, minium lemnium, [1+ 
gillum n-4mum,rubrica lemmica, 
Art fic-all , or counterf#:3 vermilion 
made of quickſi' er a1.d brimſl one, 

1 Mintum adulkerinum. 

A kind of the Leſt vermulions 

i Sphargis, ſphargice,f. 

Bolonging to vermilion, 

1 Miniacus,miniarius,ad, 

Like,or coloured with vermilion. 

mn 1 ,mMinl cus, ad. 


I Mintatus, 

Full of vermalion, 

1 Rubricoſus,ad. 

To baue ver:mnme. 

3 Vermino, 

To be fill of varmine. 
I Vermiculor, 
Vermine., 

: Vermis,f. 

iA cert ame Ver mine, 

1 Chiyſals. 

A vermine like a locuſt, lacking wings 
1 Trixalis, 

A vermine that flyeth, 

z Parbellus, vel barſelkus, bambili- 
vsS,Mm» ; 
Full of vermine, 

x Verminoſus. 


QUrrnacle, 

Vernaculus. 

To male C{erſes« 

1 Yerifaco. 

A or maker. 

1 Verſ1ficator,poeta,m. 

A nec 

r Verhhcatio,f, 

A verſe. 

x Carmen,metrum,n. verſus,m. po- 
ema,poematum,n. 2 Camana,t,nu- 
merus, modus. 
A little yeyſe, 

1 Verſiculn,m. 

A kind of v:rſer having the firſt verſe 
longey than the ſecond, 

1 Epodus,m. 

A werſe of anelewen ſyllables. 

: Hendecaſyllabus,n. 

A verſe having three meaſures, which 
are fixe feet, Jambicker,&c. 

1 Timetrum,n, 


A verſe of ſix feet, 
I 


Hexameter,m. 

A verſe conſiſting of fine ftet. 
1 Pentameter, 
A kind of werſts, made of the foote 
lambs. 
i Choliambi,m. 
Verſes made of Jambickes. 
1 Ilambicus,ad. 
Verſes that halt on the middle foot. 
1 Lagan,m, 
Averſe wanting (yllables as the end. 
1 BrachycataleQon. 
A verſe where no ſyllable wanteth, or 
abourdeth. 
: AcatakRicus verſus, 
Little ſtnarie, or trimiter werſes of 

x fer, 1 Senarioli verſus. 
V Vhen the firſt letters of divers verſes 
do make a [enſe,or ſentenceor expreſſe 
aname. 1 Acroſtichis, 
Two ver {ts containing one matter. 
1 Diſlichon. 
Fomre verſes togethy, 
x Tetraſtichon, 
Sixe verſes together, 
1 Hexaſtichon, 
Ver(:s ſong by courſe, 
1 An. carmen, intercalares 
verſus. 
Verſcsof rrumph,or y;Rone. 
1 Epinicia,n. 
The laſt, & wttermoſt end of a verſe. 
z Acrotcleutium,n. 
A fret conſiſting of two long ſylla- 
bler, being alſo ſ6 called of drawmy 
the breath in divine ſervice, 
1 Spondzus,m. 
A foor conſiſting of two ſhort (ylla- 
bles: it alſo ſo called of the nimble 
moving of the Phrygian daunceing, 
which was im armenr. 
1 Pyrchychivs,m. 
A foot conſifting of two ſllables, the 
one longgtbe other , 
1 Trocheus, choreus,chorius,m, 


— 


A verſe having two ſyllablergthe firſt 
ſhorr,the laſt longe, 

4 lIambus,m, 

A verſt hawmg three long ſyllables, 

1 Moloſſus,trimacrus,m. 

A frote having three ſhort ſyllables. 
1 Tribrachus,m. 

A foot of averſe having one ſyllable 
long,two ſhort, I DaQylus,m, 
A feete having three ſyllables, two 
ſhorr,one long, 1 Anap a, 

A verſe made of ſach feet, 

: Anapaſtum, n.. anapzſtus verſus, 
M aae of ſuch fret. 

1 Anapzſticus,ad. 

A foot of three ſyllables, the rſt ſhors 
the two laft long. # Bacchi 

A fbot of tw» (0:17 yllabler, and one 
ſhort. 1 Palimbacchins,antibacchi- 
us,m. 

A foot conſiſting of three ſyRHables, 
The firſt, and third long, the ſecond 
ſhort, x Amphimacrus,& amphi- 
ma 


cer, 
A foot having three ſyllables, the 
firfÞ and third jhort,the ſecond long. 
m. 


1 Am 
A foot conſiſting of foure ſhort [ll- 
lables. 1 Proceleuſmaticus. 

A foot baving foure ſyllables the fir 
and laft long, and twoin the middle 
fhorr, 1 Choriambus. 

A foot conſiſting of forre ſyllables, 
one differing from the »they three, 

2 Eputritus. 

A foot of foureſyllablergthe firſt long, 
the laſt three ſhoyt, or the firſt three 
Jhorr, the laft long, 1 Pon. 

A foot of fine ſyilabler,one (| ort, two 
long, a ſhort, and a long, it uw all ore 
with Bachus,and Tambtee, 

1 Dochimus, 

Ueſtall, 

Veſtalis. 

Uecrtgreaſe,or verdegreaſe,ueys, 
Viride. 

Uervile,i.a kind of cloth, 

Uerrue. , 

1 Vinus,probitas. 2 Preftantia,f, 
retum,n. 
Vertwe,or flrength. 
1 Vis,facultas,efhicatitas, 2 Natu- 
ra,f. 

Vertuods, 

1 Probus,ſtudiofus, 

A Qcilell, 

1 Vas. 

A little veſſell. 


iV Jt 

An oile veſſell made of leathers 

r* Scortia,t. - . 

A great veſſoll for wine,as 6 vat, 

I Ef. : 

A great and large veſſel in the paths, 


wherein they wſed to waſh themſelucs 


fitting. 
: Dureta,F. 


| Aveſſell for figgery, or #th er ers 
wit 


— — 


———m— —_—_— 


VES 


VES 


VEX 


* 
HE @— 


with a great bellie, and a narrey 
mouth. 1 y 

A wefſell of vi 1eger, 

1 Oxys,m. - 

A vejſel with cold watey to rinſe cups 
in, 1 Luterium,n baucaſts. 

HA veſſell wrerermto lots were put it 
ele 1ongor mdgements. 


1 Cadiſcus,m. 

A little veſſel vſed m ſacrifice. 

1 Ca ot. 

Holi veſſi!l:, whereints the bowels of 
beaſts where put, appointed to holie 1» 
ſer, and brought to the altar, 

1 Magmenaaria fana. 

A we jjell for wine with two handler, 
1 Diota,t, 

A kind of weſſell. 

1 Lenis,f. 


A certame hanging veſſell, whereinto 
wen vcd to put their Fagments of 
meat j(uch as our hairen cupb20rds are 
x Cremathrast. 

Aveſſell to waſh feet. 

1 Podoniptrum,n. 

A goldſmuthy veſſel made like 4 crab» 
fijb, and hollew, where water u (od 
to waſh away dreſſe. 

: Thermaſtris,t. 

A veſſell to put oil in, 

1: Gemellarn. 

An old faſhion of veſſels to waſh the 
hands inhavrng a lng handle, 

+ Bacrio,trulla. _ 

A «ind of worddengand wine veffell, 
ltke wats (, yi hus. 

1 SyMmpinium.,n. 

Earive. veſſeils anb long feet, 

s ditropides,vel ci:ropedes, 

Veſjels comaimng ten buſhels. 

1 Decimodiz,ycl decemmodig,f. 
A kind of veſſel! grave ',and cur.ouſly 
wrouzht, 1 Lesbium. 

A veſell of brafſe, or 1m, inade like 0 
chcurer. z Cucuma,f. 

Veſſels ro bake,or boile in. 

1 Coculum, coctiatoiia vaſa, coqui- 
natoria,n. 

A great weſſell of wicker, or earth,to 
keepe carnein. 1 Cumerat. 

A veſſell wherein liqueur offered to 
idols was put. 1 Choaff. 

A veſſell uſed at wedding,wherein the 
houſbold ſtuffe of the partie to be mas» 
ried was put. 1 Cumerum. 

A little bread veſſul!, aalled alſs (ci- 
tulus barbatus. xs Nanum. 

A veſſ[Ul with bandles, and a wide 
mouth, to waſh, and cools drinking 
cups in the ſummney time. 

1 Naſiurna.t, 

A veſſel wherecut grine was powred 
ir ſacrifice. 

1 Cuturnium,n. 

4 v cher veſſell,wherin they are wont 
to keere figs. 1 Synſcus,m. 

A veſſel! put vnder the iap to Tus 
droppings 2 Excipulus,m 


A veſſell wherein beeye, oy ale us ſet a 
cooling. 2 Lacus,m. 

A veſſell having three layers, out of 
which watery u powred G 

1 Trichilum,n. 

An earthen veſſ ll, 

1 Caprunculum,n, 

A veſſell wherem ole u kept, 

1 Caplalcs. 

Veſſels that Prieſts vid in thesr ſa- 
erifices, 1 Anclabra,antlabra. 

A wine veſſell iu ſacnfice cored vp» 
0n ſhoulders, 1 Amillum. 

A certame veſſell arifſed with pitch 
wh trein was orntment vith which Re- 
mus his arme was anointed, 

1 Perfillum,n. 

A cert aine veſſell vſed mn ſacrifice. 

1 Prochites. 

Veſſels wherein Pronulſis u kept. 

1 Promulſidatia,orum. 

(All manner of vej/+ ls blo ging to the 
table. © x Eputrapez'2a,ormum. 

A veſſell of baſſe ied among the E 
$yptians. 1 tihanion,n. 

Veſſell of ſmall valuryas earthen pots. 
2 Fnvola,n. 

A great punnched veſſel, 

2 Gaſter,gaſterium,n, 

A kind of earthen veſſell having two 
cares ; alſo a wine veſſ. || coutarning 
the eight part of a p%y/% 

2 Am of. 

A veſicll wherein the meiher , or 
ſome of oile i put, 

: Amurcaria dolia. 

A veſſell, or plate chacedgor wrought 
with hammer,not graued. 

1 Anaglyphum,n. 

Veſſells of bard mettals,aa coppery"y 
iron. 1 Ahena,n. 

A veſſell made of alablaſier to keeye 
ſweet ointment in, 

+ Alablaſter,m alablaſtrnm,n. 

A veſſell of any (ort to ſaile mn, 

1 Nauigium,n. 

Veſſels,1a which they falt either fiſh,or 
fieſhs 1 Cadiſallamentan). 
Veſſills vſed in 1orney. 

1 Viatoria vala. 

The grearneſſef @ veſſel! cont aming. 
1 Capedo,t. 

A Uchmntveſtwe,sr garm- rd, 

1 Vcltus,m. 

A long weſtment reaching downe to 
the grow1d without plati,wiich ſonl- 
diers vſed toweare. 

1 Poderis,caffiola,f pallium ſacrum, 
A kind of weſture. 

1 Lopasf. 

A wſtment from the bellie downe- 
ward, 1 Limus,m. 

A A:rſtrie, 

1 Sacrarimm,ſacelum,veftiarium, n. 
A veſtrie,chuuncell of « Church, 
ſome ſuch placeyot common for &ce 
Fe Oe, 

1 Adytum,n. 


A Uetch. 

1 Vicia,t.bicion,n- 

VV1i'd vetches. 

1 Or Z 

A place ſowed with veicher. 

1 Vicariumgn. 

To UI, vide view. 

To CIer, tromblegor rament. 

1 Vexo, divexo, affligo, conflito, 
CTUCIO, EXCTUC!O, ANgOo, . 
turbo, lolicito,infcſto,infen(o. 

2 Vrgeo,vaſto,premo,turqueo, con - 
cle, marrrey conquatllo, axe2,pello, 
inceſſo, ucendo, exagito,fatigo,pro- 
telo, vr2, compungo, dilacero, per. 
ſequor, vide afft16t,trowble torment, or 
d ſquiet, 

To vex,or grieus onethat hath vexed 
v1 before. 

2 Remordeo. 

Tovex againe, 

2 Repungs. 

To rs [Bly, 

1 Aﬀigo,peexcrutiv,infeſto, 

2 Exulcero. 

Tovex maiy waters. 

1 Excarnifico» 

Tovex often, 

1 Aopgito, infenſo,afflito, conflitto. 
Tobevexed,or troubled. ga 

1 Ccnflitor,diſcincior, aflictor,afe 
fligor,ſtomachor. 

To ve vexed in mind. 

2 X(ituo. 

Vexed,tormented,oy griewed. 

t Vexatus,af flitus,inquieratus. 

2 Percitus,percuſſus,ex.uſperatus,ap- 
petitus,affectus,agitawus,incenſus,p. 


Vexed with an evill ſpirit, 


1 Ergumenus,ad. 

Vexed with petting of the bellie, 

1 Alvinus,ad. 

A vexer,or troubler, 

1 Vexator. 3 Exagitator,m, 

v4 vexation grieft,or troubling, 

1 Vexatio, affligo, pertubatio, infe+ 
{tatio,cooflitauo,f., 2 Maluma- 
cer bitas,conquaſlatio, 
Avexatton,or ar.gu:ſh of mind. 

2 Solicitudo, f. pathos, vide affl:- 


ion, 
That which carſ thuexation or tr1w- 
ble. 1 Paſſivus,ad. 


Unlie, horrible,or hideows, 
1 Horridus,perhorridus. 


V ante 1 


A Utiage. Ds 
1 Iter,n expeditio, peregrinatio, 
protect. o,f, 2 Spatiumy n. cur- 
lus,m. 
He tht hath ſet forward : hws vojage 
1: Prutecius,f. 
A liallor tit 1 ela 
s Phiala,t lecyrhus,w. 1mpttla 

A 


— — _— ——— __——  _—— —— ———_—— 


VIC 


VIL 


pullarius. 
Of,or be longing to aviall, 
i A * 
A Urcar. 
1 Yicanius,m . 
A vicarage. 
1 Vicaria,f, 
A Uice,or iefor in a play,or _ 
lude, 1 Mimus, pantomunus, fan- 
nio. 2 Paracitus. 
A Mice, or | ſpindle of 4 preſſe. 
1 Cochlea,t.organum. 
A maker of vices, 
I rins. 
Made with vices, 
2 Organics. 
That goeth by a vice, that ſeemeth to 
moue of it ſelfe. 
: Automa 
VVith a vice. 
2 RAT. foal, 
Ultce,or wicke 
x Vitium,n.vitiolitas. 3 Labes,t, 
Vicious. 
z Vitiofus, 32. Solutus. 
Vicwuſly. 
x Vitiose. 2 Soluts- 
A lice colunte 
1 Procomes,m. 
A Aic:gerent- 
1 Vicarws,m. 
A Uiceroy. 
1 Prorex. 3 Preſes,m. 
A viceroy that governeth from the 
death of a prince, till another be ch9- 
ſen. "OY Interrex,m, 


2 Corrumpo., 
Viciated, 

1 Vitiatus. 2 Corruptus. 

To ger the (ictozit, 

1 Devinco, 

A viftor. 

1 Vicore 2 Superator, 

A wittor in the gamer of Greece , 
which had gruen him a garland of pine 
free. 


1 Pityonices. 

He that was viftor of theſ# fixe kind 
of games,caſting flew w” fling, ruz- 
ning, leaping, wraſtlmg, ſhooting in 4 
OT Pantathlus,m. 

A of vitforie. 

1 Philonicus. 
Viftorie. 

x Victoria. 2 Palmayf. trophe- 


umN. 
A vittoy of the games called ſacra 


certamina. 1 Hieronicus, 
UViferious, 

ViQorialis. 

The reward of ittories 

1 Palmarium iſma,palma. 

A Ruſt made for the toy of vittorie, 
I Dpicia.comm, . 


| 


| 


| fro elaſetts, conforcts 


ed Hyne,o token of pooria, 


Vi —_ m 

1: Victorioſus,ad. 

Belonging to wit ore, 

1 Viconalis,vitorius,ad, 

To ſell Alictuals. 

1 Cav 

To prepare villuals. 

3 Dapino. 

To baunt vi ami; houſes, 

1 Popinor,aris. 

A vittualler, 

1 Caups,cupa, annonarius, penator, 
cupedinarius,obſc od. - 


Larjus, 

A carrier of vidtuals, 

1 Penator. 

V itt wals. 

1 Annona,f.cibaria,n.cibatus,m , 

All kind of vittuals : alſo proviſion 

of vittuals ap genry 

1 Vidcus,peaus,m, vel t. penus, pe- 
,obſunum,n. 


nam 

Viftuallers craft 

I Cauponaria. 

Leavings of vitualh, 

1 'Liplana. 

Vitt yals for the campe, 

2 Stcllatura,f. conmeatus,m. 

The office, or charge for providing of 
vittuals,or corne. 

1 Sitocomia,fitarchia,f, 

He that bath that office, 

x Sitarchus,m 

A haunter f viltaalling bouſes, 

r P 

A uriualing houſe,or tagerne. 

1 Poping, nat. 

A woman vi ,07 woman which 


w__ vi Oral F AA __ __”—_ 


h- place _— all ——_ = — 
are (6ld. 1 Macellum, 

Dlentie of wittualls, 

3 Cibolitas,f. 

A place to lay viltualt in, 

1 Penarium,n. 

That pertainech tovifillals, or that 
carrieth vituals, 

1 Annotinus,ad. 

mo ng to proviſien, orvicualing. 
1 Penars, ad, 

Text ainin L to victgnall, 

1 Cibarius 

B ne: to a vietwaller, 

1 Annonarius,ad,. 

To» (Aitgy4s they do at card's 


I Aus ſponſionis. 

To Ultwgebelder conſidey. 
confidero, luſtro, collu- 

,CON- 

tueor,contreRo. 


Togoe to view, 1 Conviſo, 


—_— 


as 


To view diligently. 

1 Inſpicio,introſpicio, exploro, con- 
templor. 

To view , or take number of | ſoul+ 
diers. 

1 Recenſco. 

To view round, 

1 Circmſpicio, circamſpeRo,per- 
luſtro. 

Viewed, 

1 SpeQatus,conſideratus. 

Viewed round, 

1 Perluſtratus,p. 


A viewer. 


I «I $eAator,m. 


”7 vi 

© Ws peripe- 
= view of weapons , harueſſe , and 
warlicke artilerie, 

1: Armiluſtraun, 

gs 

Tobe Uigilant, 

1 Vigilo, 

Vigilancie 

1 Vigi . 

Vigilant, 

1 Vigi igilans. 

F bc 


Vigor 

Tobe ee Ulile, 

1 Vikeo, vileſco, revileſeo, 
2 Iacco. 

To waxe vile, 


1 'Vileſco. #2 Sordeſco. 


Amoſt vile and m1 [chiewons man, as 
it were of the brood of ſerpents, 
1 Serperaſter,m, 


Vileneſſe. tend 
2 Sordes , grit 


1 Vilas, 
tas,f, 
Vileybaſe,or of n0 asconnt, 
2 Fardus,proje- 


V ile, filthiegor ſtinking. 
1 Spurcus,fordidus. 
iy . rus,abjeus,humilis,ad, 
ly apareted for ſorrew, or hea» 
vineſſe of nund, 
1 Sordida 
Vlely. 
1 Viliter,adv. 
Vilely, or beaft'y 
2 Impure 
A Ulillage, countrie townee 
1 Villa,f. pagus. a Hoertus. 
A little village, 
1 Villula,f viculus,pagulas,m. 
He that dwelleth in a village. 
x Vicanus,paganus,Rufhcus. | 
Pertai-. 


2 Impurus, 


p—_— —— 


VIN 


V IN 


VIN 


4m 104 village. 


gry PT , Villaticus, vil- 
rs boomg 
& vi E, 
7 = 2" HR 
mure in Aillana e. 
1 Colonarum,n. C 
Tenants in _—_—_ 


! Colonarij,m 


2 liludo, 

To þeake Clillanoufly, 
x Improbro. 

To put to extreame villanie, 
2 Conculco. 

A villame, 


z Nebulo, 2 Furcifer,m, impurus, 


A villaine,or bondmean. 

1 Servus,m.magcipium,n. 
Villame,or nawghtineſſe. 

probices 3 — —_ 


Villani in _ words. 


4 villangows Led, 
1 Facinus,ſcclus,n. 
: lang. 


$o vill nows that it connet be ſboken. 
1 Infandus,ad. + 3 


To grow to « inc, 

3 Vitiſco. 

To pruiue 4 Vines 

1: Pampt 

To plant new vines. 

1 Novell. 

A vine, 

1 Vinea. 

A litt le vine, 

1 Vi 

He that planterh vine, 

Vitiator. 

He that cutteth vine. 

: Pampviator,m. 

A vineyard. 

1 Vinea,f.vinetum. , 
A vineyard, wherein vines v 
the 4 I poor wee ing 4 
A place where young vines ae ſet. 
1 Vidarmm,n. 

He that dreſſeth a vineyw4,or be that 
is the matter of avine. 

x Vinitor,m, 

A Place where male ines do grow, 

1 Maſfculctum,x. 

A Pow whereos vines are ionned. 


bh 


-__ ” bold vp @vine, 
m. 


| 1 Oxyis,idis, 


| A fault commos __—— 4 
eobweb wrappeth the fruit, and conſu= 
weth it, 1 ArancumNs 

OI SICIAED —— _— 


p a 
A vine leafs, 
I Pampinus,m. 
The ſhoot of a wine: al/d 4 vine branch. 
1 Viticulum,n., | 
The ſhoors of the vine, wherewith it 
bindeth it ſelfs to ſovecthing. 
I 2 vitum, 

The [mall rorpmy of 4 ine, 


ilam,n. 
A branch,or twig of the yin * alſo 4 
drie twig ct off. 
I Mallcolus,m. 
(A branch of the vine, that beareth no» 
thing but leauss. 
1 Pampinatium,n. 
The br anch,bud,or woed of a vine that 
t —_ everie ER 16 is cuts 


: Nepal teins 


The Lowe uy of 4 vine. 
I 
The cutting of an old vine that ma- 


m—_ -- 2h planted there, 
0f,or belongug 6 "_ vine. 


1 Vkeus, 

Belonging to 4 vine, or that commeth 
of on vine, 

1 Vitiginius, vi 

That beareth vines. 

1 Veifer, vincarius,ad. 

Of a vinegvr that beareth wine! . 

1 Vincarius 

>. a vinegar apt.o meer for vines. 


_— to the heaping of 4 vine, or 


p Viktorius,ad. 
Ofor pertaining to vine leaner. 


Full of 1 vane e leaues. 


Pa 


ACS ad 


Like ; the rondrels of 4 vine, 
1 Claviculatim,ady. 
Uinextr. 
1: Accrum,oxos,cos,n. Vinum acre, 
vel acidum, 
The dregs of vineger. 
» Oxygion, 
VI ine vingger. 
1 Oxymentum. 
A ſharpe ſauce made with vinegere 
1 Oxyporum,n. 
Vineger and home ſo together, 
1 Oxymeli,vel Ln. 
A ſirope, made ſu;ar and vineger 
1 Oxyſ:ccharum,n. 
Vineger dtd water ſod together, 
I Oxyeratum,n. poſca. 
A veſſell of vineger, 


Cc 


things eaten with vmeger, 
I 
To Wax,or become 


Uimewen., 
1: Muceſto, muceo, fracco, fra- 
ceſco. 


Umewedneſſe in bread. 
TR 


I * nattnant— 
Verio nutch vinewed, 


A Umntage. 

: Vindemiasf, 

A Uintner, 

1: Ocnopola, vinarins, merocarius, 
m. 2 Tabcimarius,m, 

A wine vintner, = 

I Merocana. 

To Uliolate,or breake. 

1 Violo. 2 Mato, 


To violate,or defile. 
I Conſpurcu {| . 


3 Vielo,delibs. 
To violate a marde,vide to deflower, 
Veolated, or broken, 
: Vowlatus. 
Violated,or diftamed. 
1: Cont 
latus,leſus,delbatus. 
Not volated,or broken. 
2 Inabruptus,p. 
A violator, 
1 Ruptor,m. 
A yiolating. 
1 Violatio,f. 
Not violated. 
1 Iaviolatus,p. 
That which may be violated, 
1 Violabilis,ad- 
That which may not be vrolatad. 
1 Inviolabilis,ad. 
To play na Utole, an inflrument of 
muſicke. 
1 Pandurtzo, 
A viole maker, or he that playeth on 
«viole, 1 Pandwariuss. 


| hdd 


To _— Qiolence, 
1: Ha garri 
Ars. +a. og 2 Oppreſſus. 
Violence. 1 Vig,violentia, f. impe 
ws,m.oppreſlio,F. 
A great violence of waterstempeſt, or 
haile, i Labasf 
A violently break; ng out- 
1 Irruptio,t. 
A vie'ent tak ng vey. 
1 Raptws,m, 
Violent. 2 Violens, violentur,rapt. 
dus, vt, rapi lo curtu, impetuoks,ve- 
hemens. Praceps. 

Vialantly. 


2 Vio+ 


re 


V I'S 


VN A 


VNB 


VU olently, 

1 Viotent4,rapide,vehementer,ex- 
pulsi:0,preceps.precip -itanter,adv. 
V'/ith violence. 

1 linperc,adv. 

A Ciper, 

I Vipera |. 

A wiper which # taken of the Poets 


uk any kind 0 of rpent,chiefty for Hy- * 


Of evvelongin 06 _ 
x Vipercus,v1 
Gir _ 


1 = = on 
Virgoutie, 
1 Virginitas, panthenio,f. 
pulor,m. 
Varginelike, 
i V lis, virgineus,puc 
Qirulent. 
Virulentus. 
A Atlage. 
1 Facies,t valtus,m. 
A little viſage. 
1 Vyliculus,m. 
To put on vi/ards. 
3; Lanio. 
He which hath aviſard. 
2 Perf natus,ad hens. 
A vi/ard,or falſe face, 
2 Perſona,larua,f. 
| Uiſible. 
2 Viſbilis.peRabilis,ad. 
A Aitſion. 
1 Viſo,f.ipetrum,n. viſus,m viſum, 
apoſc h2\ma,napocalip 
3 Species,F. 
A vaime viſien. 
1 ”Phantaſmazn. 
An horrible wiſcenor ſight, 
1 | haſma,n 
A wiſionnh ch one ſeeth ſleepin}. 
: Infomniumn,n. 
He tha! hath vane vifions., 
1 Phanaticus,m. 
T» Ciſite or 76 often to [cr. 
i Viſh, vifito,revilito,inviſo,conviſo 
reviſo. 
To viſit: now and then. 
1 Iverviſo. 
To viſite often. 
1 Inviſito 
Not viſated., 
i {ovifi atus,p, 
A viſitation, 
1 Viſicatio, 
The Uit alles that © in the lung, li« 
v:rheart,or lift part, 
1 Vitalia £ 
V:rsl. 
Vitalis. 
Uhtlate, 
V.no. 
Atnefy, 
V.vifico. 
Clittat!. 


Cibus,commearus. 


2 Flos, 


2 Opn, 


2 Frequento. 


Aviteber. 

Ciborum venditor,vel paratos. 
V ante L 

An Ulcer. 

1 Vicus,m. 

An viceration breaking owt into 4 

ſeah or ſore, 

1 Yliceratio. 

To Ucerate, 

Vicero, Em 

Cle,i ſeſtum nauvuans, 


V ante M 


The Umbles of « drercyor any other 


thing. 3 Kkurbilia,f. 

The {mbtage,or ſhadow of woods, 
or trees, 

1 Vmbraculum,n.opacitas,f 

An Umpitre,or arbreer. f 

z Arbiter,arburator ſequeſter, ſeque 
ſtrator, media xenera. 2 Inter- 
ventor,pacacor, pacificator,reconcili- 

tor,m. 


A vmpire choſen by compronnſe to 
deale indefferent ly betrweeue two pare 
ties, 2x Compro judex. 


Pertaming 10 an " vmp're. 
L . 
__ 


» "7 


V ante N 


Unablencſle. 
1 Impotentia. 2 Imbfcillcas,f, 


Unable. 

1 Imp 03,inhabilis. 2 Infirmis,ad, 
Unacceptable, 

1 Ingratus,ad. 
Anaccuſtomed,vide vmyonted. 
Unacquatnted. 

1 Infolitus,ad. 

Unacquainted with,or not knowing of 
1 Imprudens,ad. 

Cinadriled,or 74h. 

1 Incogiratus. 2 Levis,ad. 
Unadwijedly,or r aſkly. 

1 Imprameditato. 2 Propere, 
Properanter, imparate, tumulcuarie, 


, r, derepente, 
vider"ſ N. 
Cnallowed, vide 4//allowed. 
Unamared. : 
Unanimitie. 
1 Vnammiras,f. 
Unappeaſable. 
1 Incxorabilis,impla 
Unapy2oachable,  . 
1 Inacceſſus. 2 Preruptus,ad 
Unopt, vide wvufit, 
To Anarme. 
1 Incrmo, ,Cxarmo. 


— 


UVnarmed, 

1 Iner4s, inermus, ad. exarmatus, 
dearmatus,p. 

Totake a m1n Alnawarts, 

1 Deprchendo, 

T aken viaw.Qrer, 

1 Deprehenſi's, 

A ſudden taking of a men Vide 
Wa'es. 

1 Deprehenſto, F. 


> t, vnibought on, or wnlooked 


: Inapinb us, inopinus, nec opinu- 
tus, 1mprovuu 
tatus. 

2 Repeninus, ſubs. 

V..an AT CHgur hot thinking on. 

imp fAnicens, inopinans 

At vnaras: 

I Improve, » Iniprovisd, incon- 
ful'o , in-pinanccs, 2 Subud, rc- 


INCOYTL- 
———— DO 


Unawak«a. 
1 Inexpcnecus, 
Unbegotten, 
i Ingeneratus,ad, 


Te Unbend, 
1 Retendo,” 23 Remitto,inſtrin 


RN ſ 
Vnven . 
2 Remadbo.s 
Unbent. 
1 : mon 2 Remiſſus,p. lax. 
Unbent,or laid vpright, 
1 Supinatus,ad. 
CUnbidnen. 
: In;uſſus,p. 

ay 
: Diſſolyo, irreligo, inſtringo, re- 
firingo. a2 Diduco,vide rolewſe. 
An wnbinding, 
2 kefolutio,t, 
Vnbound, 
1 Irreligatus, 2 Laxus,diſfoluws, 
exolutus,p. 
Unblameablencſe, 
1 Incriminatio,f. 
Cnbloudie,  v:thv8r bloudſbed, 
1 Incruenus,ad. 


x1 Decircino, 

1 Excntero. 

To Unbiidle. , 

1 Effrgno,detrahere franos equis. 
An vnbrid/ng. 

1 Efirznatio,F. 

Unbridled tuſt, 

2 Libeitas,f. 


VNC 


VNC 


UVnbridled. 

I Effrenatus,ceffrenus,ceffrznis. 
2 Impotens,ad. 

Unbzoken. 

1 [nfracus,p. 

' Unbroken, or vntamed : 4s colts, 


1 Indomitus, 

my Unbuckle,vnbarron,o" vnelaſpe 
Dithbulo,r clkbulo. 

. Recingo. 

UVnbuck/ed. 


I Dif bulatus, 3 RecinQus,p. 
Cnbuilt, 

1 Inzdificatus,p. 

To UInburden. 

1 Exoneros 

To vnburden hrmſelfe of. 

2 Evomo,yt virus invidig evomere. 
Unburied. 

I —_ —_— 


To Unvutton,vide unbuckle, 
Uncapadle of learning. 

I Indocilis,ad- 
Uncanght. 

1 Indeprehenſus,p. 

Uncalzy, 

1 Exutns,p 
To make Uncertabre, 

z3 Incer.o, 

Tobe vucertaine what to do. 

2 tlucuor,pendere animi. 
Unerrtamete, 

1 Incertum,n ambipniras,f. 
Uncertainencſſe what to do. 

2 Fluctuato ſulpenſio,f. 
Vncertaineor that noweth uct : alſo 
th.ut w net knowne. 

1 Incertus,ad- 

V neertaine do ub! full, or ——_ 
1 Incertus, levis, lubricus, JNa- 
Kus,cecus, ve cxca expetats. 
UVuicertain: h) 'Pe, 

1 Fluxus,ad. 

Venie yncert ane. 

1 Permncertus,ad. 

Uncert nme,or that uu not tried. 

1 Incompertus,p. 
VUncertatinely, 

1 Dubit,incerts. 
bitranc,adv.” 
UnceTant'y. 

1 Perperww,indefcfhm.. 2 Inquiete, 
adv. vide meeſſmtly, 
Cnchanreablineſſe, 

1 Immutab:ltas,f. 

V rchangeable. 
I I w_—___ 


2 Arbitrari6,ar- 


,indefiexus,i 
tabihs.- 

Unchaſtneſſe, 

1 Impudicitia. 

2 Obvſcenitas,f, 

Unet, aft. 

1 Impudicus,incontinens,incaſtns. 


2 Obicamuy,p Pe inve - 


recundus,oph. u>,ad, 


d. 
Uncircumlpect, wprovident, or 
Viwarkte. 

1 Improvidens demens,ad. 
Uncrreumſpedtly. 

1 Improvidegadv. 

Uncivtll, 

1 Incilis. 2 Agreſtis,barbarus,ad. 
Vucry:tty. 

1 Inciviliter, vide incuilirie, 

To Unclaſpe,v:ide vniuckle. 
Uuclay vide- wnclothed. 

An (Anckle, vide k;nred. 

Tobe Uncleane. 

1 Sordeo,obfordeo. 

To waxe viicleants 

1 Sordeſco. 

To make wneleane. 

i E 

V ncleaneneſſe, 

1 Squalor,m. illuyies, impolitia,im- 
munditia, fOrdes, ſurdities 2 Ob- 
Ccenitas. 


Vncleanes 
1 Tirpis, ſordidus, ſpurcus, immun- 
dus. 3 Obic aculoſus,teme= 


ratus,ad. a 
Unc/eane,or net well winowed, 
1 Accrotus,ad. 

V ncleane tn lining. 

1 Impudicus. 

Somewlat vncitaue. 

I Turpiculus, 

_ cleanely. 

Qnclenſ; ed, 

2 Niotus,p, 


2 Indiviſfus,individuus,ad. 

To UIncloſe, 

2 Diſcapedino 

To Uncloth, widreſſe ones ſel. 
1 Eveſtio, deveſtio. 2a Exuecre ve* 
ſtem. 

Unelothed, or wiclad. 

+ Inveſti-us. 

Uncomelinefle. 

1 Deformitas, informitas,f. indeco- 
rumn. 2 IndignitasF. 

Vncomely, 

1 Indecorus,deformis,dedecorus. 

2 1llicitus, futilis, ad. vr futilis alacni - 
tas, v comely,or folate murth. 
Vneemel ly. 

1 Iniecem#r,indecore adv. 
\Uncommodiouſiy, vide incomr 
mod: 9«fly. 

Anconttancable. 

Non compre 


\. CQuemmenmen 


1 Indemnmarns,injudicatus,ad. 
;Cinconſ? :quently,o7 no! re the pure 
it's e:* 1 'nfcquemer, adv. 

Cc 2 


— 


_ > —— — 


To mowe CAnconſtantly : 4/3 to be | 


vnconſtant, 

1 Vacillo. 

Urconftancie, 

1 Incunſtantia, inſtabilitas. 2 Le- 
v-tas, mobilitas, vanitas, volubilitas, 

fragihtas, mutabilitas, tugacuagy,t. lu- 

bricum,n. 

Uneonſt ant mouing . 

cie. 1 Va 
Uncmmifant. 

: Vacillans,p.dubivs, inconſtans,in- 

Penman. engarncs  - 2 Mo. 


Ag 3 wnconſtan- 


| bibs, levis, witabilis, variabils, lu- 


—_ 


bricus, ventotus, volubils, inanis,mu- 
licbrs, vagus, fluxus,flexbilis, ad. fal- 
lens,p. 

Viconſtanily, 

1 ers r. 23 Leviter,mobi- 
lite1glubnce, muliebricer,volubilucr, 
tirubanter,tragyluer,ady. 
QUncont:mney. 

1 IndeipeRtus,ad. 
Qaconvenicnt, vide i-compenient, 
Uncozr:cted, 

1 Impuni.us, incaſtigatns, incurre- 
Qus,p. 

Uncozruptcy, 

1 Intemeratus, incorruptus. 2 In- 
violatus,p caſtus,ſantus, ad. defgca- 
tus,p.integer, verus,illibatus, mats, 
facrolantus,ad. 


V ncorruptly. 
1 Intemerate jincorrupts. 2 Invio. 
latcca(te,ſanRte,ady. 
Cnco:ruvtible, 

Incorruptibils, imnarceflibiliz,ad. 
To CIncourr. 

1 Retego.detego,aperio,dikcooperio, 

2 Nudo 

Yarouered, 

2 Retecus, imteftus, inopertus , 
diſcooperrus, 23 Exutus, p. nudus, 
ad. 

To Uncovple, 
: Diſcopulo. 


jugo. 

Uncredible, 

1 pay adjeR. vide mere- 
dible. 

Cncourtiouſneſſe , or vugent'e- 
neſſe. 

1 Inhumanitas,f. 

Vncourreons,or wngentle, 

1 Invibanus, inbumanus, immitis, 
inclemens,immanluetis. 2 Ilibtra- 

raiis,afper, ſubagralti,ad. 

Uncourteo: fly. 

1 Immanſcert,inclement<r,inhuma- 
n:jnhumaner. 2 Aiperc, dutuer, 
iliberalucr,ulticcady. 

Ancouty. 
2 Novus,ad 
Ancraittc. 
FInction, 


2 Disjung2 » de- 


1 Tn: Lidvs..ad. 
1 Viictuo rngturagchri- 


fis,f chritna n 


P uit 1 474 
TIncman 3. 


Vaginal a, 
% 1.48 * »i& I*. I. 
30 odds 


- — —— — —___ - ————  - - 


_ — — 


| 


; 


1 Infra,ſubterady. 


— 


VND VND VND 
To Cinderpin. Undid 
C_ by - = 1 Abaphus,ad. 
AC An pndeporning of anbeuſ Cinoutach, | 
SY 1 2 Imtemeratus,a 
Uncut. T Underpoy, Unviſtinctly. 
1 Impatatus,ad Icio, praffulcio,ſtatumao. : Indiſundte, adv, 
To Anvaube. Unrpaes T» (Indoe,er dy/anuli that which was 
3 Illimo, T Under "Ss op vp» _— Dif 
X I ceo. 2 Diſſolvoreatexo, 
— . « Suppons. - FRY To vndee,or Lav/e. . y 
4 *v t on everie : Diſlolyo,rclol 

——— noon» 

derſberite, To undee vaninding, » wining 
COToched. . Subyicecomes. ſome = p as: 
nad *D. pexus,ad. Te {nderſtand, ; 1 Retexo. 2 Retorquco, 
: Im , . i 1 Inte co. 2 Habeo,collgo, To vndec,alte,,or change, 
pollums, 2 Intactus, Illibatus, in | * Adoro. 1 dduto, 2 Retexo, 

1 o wnderſtand «amuſe. To wndoe a age begins freſh, 

Tobe Under, 2 Eiro, 1 Kedordior 
: Sublam. To vnderftand ſomenhat or « little, | To wnace that is ſowed, 
To bring under, x Subiateligo. 1 Dilorico,vide 10 rip, 

Sb : nes. > Level \ at 

BZ : I > 2 -AS, 1 Renodo 
. prey vngder 2» Domitu,p. ys en before ut —_— divellere nudu _ 
Kepe 6. — - 1 Precogums,p! ___ To wndoe frogs caft _ 
1 Suppredſ effus,p. The vide rttanding. i Pa 
One vjrrg to fit wndey the place cal» | ! IntellcQuz,m, faltare aratores,7s wnd the Noband. 
_ Roftrs, 1 Subroſbari Unaer jt anding, percervimg, or oY mer,collabetatto. 2 Pellundo. 
Fence. 1 Intellgenna, notitia, | 7s vndo a mes, or feud and fpoile 
, 4x ad.tub, ſubtce, ſubws, ip+ | 2419.FintelleGus, m, percepuo, per- | all 1647 be hath, =Ornnes alicujus 
fra,prep. ſpicaciras,t. ſanſus,m, forrunas di 
- cnn + wh 1he wnderſtanding of a thing before | Tobe vndene,or done. 
Sublige,fuſhbulo hand, 1x Þr \PIE* | a Celdovt cedar ofticium, bi dwetic 
Vaderbein lagitio,f.pralugium,n. « vadone. ' 
1 Sulhbulatus,p. A thing vnderjtoed, 1 am wndone. 
An wvnderbina'y. 1 Ferceptum,n. Perij,occidi 
I Belo ging to vnderſtanding, y Rar rg —_— 
An wnderbinding. 1 Inteilecualis.ad 1 Infetus., 
7 —_ n. or may be wndey ood, Urzerly undone, 
[1 iy 4 I = _ di perditus,p - RO* 
Subruo. - = Undertake,sr » rake vpon him, a _ " 
F nderſong wnder mine. Sumogli uſcipio,obeo,recipio, ſuffe- An — 
To vadergitd, _ ſpondeo, vt ſpondere' proaliquo, | 1 Labefatuio,pernicies, diſperditio,f. 
2 Subligo. to vadertake for one. 9 undoing, or making voide of anie 
An vndergodles To vndertakg to doe. thing. 2 Reſales 4 
2 SuccinQorium, 1 Molior. That cammot be undone, ; 
To vnderlay, To wndertake for another, 1 Indulolubilis,ad. 

2 Suffundo. 2 Preſto, To ones viter wndoing,'er defirufti 
Vnderlaed, or laid under, as a four | Tobevundertaken, 1 Perniciok.,adv. Me 
dation is Laved wnder « thing. 1 Geror. Undeuoutly 
1 Suffundatus,p. Vndertaken. i Irceligiose.adv. 

VUnderlaymg 2 Suſceptus,initus,p. Lindoubted, 
I That vndertaketh, 1 Indubitatus. 2 Manifeſtus,ad. 
Umnnerlying. C in ſe ſuſcipi 
| Or ajacrw . 4 ve nor omg qui in ſe ſuſcipits Vndendondhy' without dowbr. 
An Underling. 2 Suſce Und ; , 
2 Interior,ad. A thi —_ Cinvzled. 
ng aken, ws,ad, 
An » vnderling 11 an office. 2 Une ſinefle 
3 Garcio,m, Under woeed:, " Dilbculias © 
To (4ndcrimine. 1 Czdve filve, 2 Viburns,n V neafie, 
3 — —OOOHESII DM Cu- Undelervedly. 2 1 Difticilis. 2 Incommodus, in 
- . in- 
IN noma, = | LC 
3 Subrinus caniculo, ſapplantatss,p. { 1 Indefinittindeterminats - 
ot ag 7- mer 3 neafie to paſſe through.» 
rr wr g- Unvilcreetnefſe, 1 Imprudentia, f d. 
Umcracath. Undiſcreat > HS v dr - A 
c— 2 Incom- 


__Uncqualitie, 


———— CC 


— 


. 


VNE 


VNG 


VNHQT 


| Un: qualitte. 


1 Ingqualitss, imparilitas , iniqui- | Unpet to betanrbl, 


tas f, 

That u wniguall,.y ow: of ryle, 

s Anomalum,n 

V nequa!l, 

1 Inzqualis,inequabils, impar, dif- 
par.inquus,ad. 

Uneq aally 


I Ingqs us. "B -7,impari:er,inique, MZs | 


quabull ter,diparilcer,adv. 
Uneſtinable, 

+ Tazltimabiliz,ad. 

Unctrh. 

1 Vix,zgre,adv. 

CR _ 

1 tas,nquuitas. 2 t- 
-- - on F " 


Vaeven, 

1 Inaqualis. 3 Curvus,falebroſis, 
ad.y: loca {alcbro. 

Vnevenly. 

1 Impariter,ady. 

Cinevitable, 
1 Incvicabilis. 
CInecculable, 
1 Inexcuſabilis,ad 

Unerpert. 

1 Imperitus,inexpertus. 

Vnexpertly, 

1 Imperue,ads. 
Cinfaithfulneſe, 

1 Perfidia,iofidelcas. 3 Deſticutio,f, 
I "nfahfull, 

1 Perfidus,infidus,perfidiuſus. 

2 Fallus,ad. 

Vnfaubfully. 

1 Perfidiose,infideliter,adv. 
Qnfallible. 

1 Certus,infallibilis,ad. 
Unfaſhioned. 

1 Lneſhoiatus,ad 

Unfaffency, 


2 Neceſſarius. 


1 Impaſtus,ad. 
Unfeed, 
2 Irremuneratus, 
Unfeinen, 
1 Veaiusad, 

Vr Fuedly. 
3 Precorditer,adv. 
Cinfen(td. 
1 Inermis,immunitus,ad. 
Cliifeatherend, or wife 
1 Implumis,deplumis,ad. 
To Untfetter., ; 
1 Solverere cumpedibus. 2 Extrico, 
Vrfettered, 
2 Solutus, 
Cinfinthen. 
1 Infecus,ad. 
Cifitneſle. 
1 Inconcinoias,f. 
T hoſt that be wnfit te hawe ony office. 
1 Thallophori.m. 

Unſit,or onap?,' 1 Inbabilis,inep- 
tus, inidoneus i ncoUnveniens,ad. 


\ged. 


- —O— OO ——_—_ I —— 


— 


Unfitting. 
1 Indccens,ad. 


1 Indocilis,ad. 
UVapuly. 
2 tiigideady, 
To Uinfold. 
t Explico, diſplico, replico, 
volvo. 
Vufslaed, 
I Replicatus, explicatus. 
lutus.p. 
A 1 vuſolding. 
k Replicaio,cxplicatio,f. 
An wnfoldey. 
I Explicatorg, 
That may be wnfolded. 
i Explicabils,ad 
To do athing Unfoztunatcly. 
1 Exauſpico, 
Unfortunaieyunhappiegrr vnlauckie. 
1 Infauſtus , infaclx , inauſpicaus, 
ominoſus, forum, neialtus, vt, 
nefaltid. es. 2 Adverſus, finiſter, ex- 
walis,ad milcrandus,p. 
Ur fortunately, 
I Intaiiarcr,infortunate, improfpe - 
te inautpicato, 3 Siuultre,nulere, 
adv 
cnfound. 
1 Inderrehenſus,ad. 
Anfrintfull,vide barren. 
Unfirnihed. 
2 Inexpcditus,p.egens.ad. 
Cngemetull, 

ncommodus, ad. 


Ungarnihed;o—< -Fed,or ynbeaw- 
tifud, 1 Inornatus 
Ungatherid, 
1 Illectus,ad, 
c Ingentlenelle, v., vncourteouſhes. 
UVngentleneſſe of bloud. 
1 Ignobiltas. 2 Obſcuritas,ad. 
Ungent le of bloud. 
[ Jon 1bilis. 23 Obſcurus,ad. 
To ( ingird. : 
1 Diſcingo, recings. 3 Diftbbulo, 
refolvo. 
Vn. 
1 DiſcinRus,recin&us. 
T7» Cnglue. 
1 Deglutino,reglutino. 
Unnovlin'lic, 
1 Impictas,t. 
T if gedbie, 
I Impius,ſceleratus. 
Verie woodiies 
I ſniquef us, ad. 


Vncellly. 


2 Evo. 


' 2 Irrchgios6.adv. 


anxom. 

2 Lwotin.ad. 

Unratefalneſſc, 

1 Ingratitudoxf. 

Uroyatefhll. 42>: « . 

1 Ingratus, I Inofficwhs,:2d. 

UV» »eratefuliy. 208): *53 + 

I Ingrate,adv- A247; Þl 
Cc 3 


by nn oi 
+ Imaiee 
puritas. t Hagum, ſocks vm, 
- Indignitas 
Ung Fares, wah "ap ple,or vulnckie. 
: Impws, iccl Sets — 
impurus, —_ :0:toku _ _ 
rolus 
—_ 
Vn rationfly. 
1 Prave, male, ſceleſte, impie, im- 
_ 1 pure,nequitcr,ſcelerate,per- 
te,peperam,flagiuose, 2 Indig- 
ary Oday 
Ungn:nt. 
Vnguentum«+ 
Anhabilitte. 
1 Inhabilicas,f. 
A place inhabited ,whrthey people 
ae font to dwe ic alſo the people theme 
ſclues ſent to hab ſuch a place, 
1 Ingulonia,f, 
UV.ihabntable. 
I Ithab«tbils,ad. 
T» {Inhallow. 
1 Prophano,cxauguro. 
An wh lowed thing. 
z Friotanim n, 
An vnralbomng. 
1 Fxavgra'1o,profunatio,f, 
Unrillewed. 
1 Profanus ad. 
Cinhandſomncſte, 
1 lnconcmnitas. 
Vnhai: d/: me. 


tas Jm- 


l Inconcir.nus,inſcits. 2 Tnoma- 
cus, uicomptus, incompoſitus, uncul- 
ws,ad. 

V nhand, vme'y. 


2 Incommod-,inſabre,adv,. 
UVer:c unhan {6m ” 

2 Perincommode,adv. 
Qnhappines, or ſorewineſie. 
i Iravr 
Vih apprueſſe 2e[ſe,or wh \uckinefe. 

I lnfalicree f 

Uhippme/ſe, vide vn;racious, and 
vnforturate. 

CAnharmefull. 

1 Innocaus,ad, +\ 
Anhcalcd, 

1 Incuratus,p, \ 
«»(Wuho}rfomuacile, 

2 Inte; eries,gravitas,f, 

V nhol: ſome. 

1 Inſaluber. 2 Teſtifer, peſlilens, 
pravis,ad. 

Unhoneſtte,vide 4i/}, one #tis, 

Unhoneft. 1 Indecor,dedecorus,in- 
decens, 2 Famolus,jlicuus,ladus, 
indignus,intorwis 

Vnhoneftly. x Indecore,petulantcr 
»-Inceſte,deformite1,obleneglace, 
illiberaliter,indigne. 

To Uinhorit. 

x1 Dejicere aliquem equo. 


1 Illz%s,inofenfus, ad. 


Urhir® 


4 
— 


# 


_ 7 


. 
—_—— 


- 


VNL 


VNM 


1 Vriio,. 2 Cohgrentia,conciliatio 
f vide covcord. 

Theewiſh wiitie, 

3 Complicitas. 

Univerſall. : 

1  Vniverſalis, catholices, yniverſus, 


Univerſally. 

1 Vniverſalicer, vniverſe,adv. 
An Umverlitic. 

1 Academia. 3 Vniverſitas,f, 


1 Injuſte,inique,wjuriose, immeri- 
tiſlime.adv. 


Vknowie, 1 Ignoms,ignorares p. - 


incognitus,arcanus,adelus. 2 Incx- 
plorars, incomprehenlus , incertus, 
CECs,tncom pertus, 
Unknewne,or ba. 


nolalis. 2 , _— 


Obicurus,ad. 


That 4,07 may eaſily be unknowne. 
l Ignorabilis, ad. 

To (Jnlace,vide vnbucklc. 
Unlabourcy, 

1 Inclaboraws,p- 
Unlaboured,or A" 

i Inaratus,p. 
Cnlawfull. 


I : _ = m—_ impermiſſus. 


Vnla fab, 

1 Illicne,illegitime,adv. 

Unlearned. : 

muſus,ag na,ad wiota 3 
ramma Mm. 

2 Neicus,ſciols, 

V nlearned,ov nate Hof ABC. 

1 Elementarius ſenex. 

Unlearnedly, 

1 Indo&e,merudite, illiterate, 

1 Impente,adv. 

Unleavened, 

1 AzyTvus,ad. 

Cinlefſe,. leaſt that, 

1 Ne,adv. 

Unleſſe,or except. 

1 Ni,nifi,preterquam,ady. 

Tobe Cinltke, 

1 Diſto,abludo. 

It u vnlihe. 

1 Ablimule eft, 

Unlikeneſſe. 

I Diino, diverſitas,diſparili- 


Unlike. 

1 Abſimilis, _— diverkus, di(- 
parilis.mpar , Vt mo- 
tus a Voce eff wnltke be 
voice, Diſſonus » Varius,ad 
ditferens,cepugnaus. 

Unlikely. 

1 Diſhmilaergi _ 
Un'thely,or without li keluheod, 

: Vanum,ady, 

Te Unlocke, 

1 Keſcro. 

Unlvthed, 

: Reſ-ratus,p. 

To Qnlode. 

1 Deſurcino, vide to vnburden, 
Unlooked for, vide vnawares, or 
vnthoweht - 

To CiInloo 

4 —_— 

That cannot be wnleofecd. 

1 Incnodabilis,ad. vide lewſe. 
Anlovinys, 

1 Inhumanus,zd. 

Unluckineſſe, 

1 Infalicias,t. 

Unhuche,vide vifor unare. 
Unlutimeſle. 


1 Inertia, pig1iUa,pigrities, 2 Fati» 


Unmanerlie, 
I 


Unmanerl. : 


LOnc al 


z Invrbanc,adv. 
Unmanured, 
1 Incultus,ad. 
The eftate of 4 man, or woman (An- 
maried, 
I Czubatus,m. 
A law in the Lacedemonea againſt 
ce vnmaried. 


enelle. 


Rwy or - cannot bee 
meaſured , 

I . 
Unmeaſwurable, or without meant, or 
meaſure. 

I \; FEGTIINS |. 
2 Inſviens,ad. vt indolens lgritia. 


Unmeaſur ably or without meane, 
adv. 


EDI 
I 


nan Soc an Roaotoon 


PR I—_ 


Unmeaſirably,exceedingly, or large» 
ly. x Immenis. 2 V . 


1 Inepcus. 
UVnmeet for di{þort. 
1 ow > ak iper 
Uumercifulnelſe, 

Immiſericordia. 2 Rigiditas,f. 
UVnonercifoll, 


: Immuſcricors. 2 Rigidus,ad. 
Vnmercifuly. 

Immilencorditer. 

Unmoneſtie, vide immedeſtie. 
Unmodcrate. | 

2 Inſolens,ad vide immederate. 
Unmoueable. 

1 Immobilis,,nmotus,ad. 

V nmeuevbl. goods. 

» Bona ſuli, bona fundi, bona immo-+ 
bil, ——_— a Afbxum, 


,ad. 
Unnaturalnes rowerd: bu parers 
or countrie, 2 Impictas}f. 
Unnatural to pared. 
2 Bacrianus,ad. 


Vanaturall. 


2 6 prodigioſus, ſcelerarus, 
Y —— IE] which u not ofgor by na- 
twe. 23 Impolititus, improprius, 
. » . . d 


Unnarurally, a Improprid,ady 


VNP 


VNP « 


v 


1 Ignobilis. 2 Plebeius, 
obicurus, inſtrenuus, ad. p 

um . 

UnoccupteD,or dong nothing, 

1 Feriatus,p. inexcccitatus, inexcrci* 


—m 


[ —_ -——— 2 Vi- 


TUNCUS,CUrtus, V 
M erfe&,or which u not a Eefed. 
To be ts raft, 
2 7o Unpleſan 


To waxe wnplea/ant. 
3 ts. 


Vnple antneſſe, 

j wo f . 2 Gra» 
m_ the tuples 

_ 1 apr vo perth 

ras ot hr vr ey 

Vnpleaſantneſſe,or auſteritie, 

1 Auſteritas,t. 

4 nplea/ant i 

1 Intacetig,t. 

Vnplea/a't bothto the | foebt, and alſ6 

to the othey ſinſes, 3 Aﬀper- 

Unpleaſant to the taft, 

2 Auſterns,ad. 

V nplea/ant,, or of which n» pleaſure 


; without any grace. 


can be taken. 


Yao anus Ko 8 mab-lis, 
I 


ingratus. 2 Kancidus, v vt rancidus 
aipeRtus,an wvnpleaſant looke Puudus 
odioſus,torvus, vt vina torva confra- 
goſas,vt verſus conf Glebrofl® 
mins, vt odor infuav1s. 

V nylea/ant,or w:theut grace and come 
lan-ſſe. 

1 Invenuſts,ad. 

Vnpleaſart euher in word!, manner! 


or in taſt, 
2 Horridus,ad. 
Somewhat unpleaſant, 


iH 
Sm vnpleafant to the ſenſes. 


—_—_—_— 
” 


V nplea/ant in words, or that hath ne 
pleaſnineſſe of ſpreche. 
i 


Vnpleaſant,or auſtere. 
: Auſten, immanſuetus. 2 Tetricus, 


| herfus,ad. 
VUnpleaſantly. 
I 
We to wr \- 
Paper ah ary, 


aſantly,or Scdens rdce. 
1 mioenr or te,adv. : 


then IG ue not well, 


Dy 

I, Fer ry 
e,vige [mpoyib 

Unpouled, 


1 Inexpedieus,;mpar 
Uupeofitableneſle. 


\ta$,tNCem .1ncom= 


Un er,vide awpre 
Unyrovided,. nada 


Imparatus, 

Unproſperous. 

2 Siniſter, vide /nfortunate, and vn- 
bend, 
Unp:outd,or ner proved. 
1 Incompert,p, 
V nproved,or not failed, 
I NEexPpertis »P- 
Unpzorudent. vide vac: wrrſpett. 


| 1 Inquieto,tur bo,pertubo. 


"tk... 


as array or withowt rea(on , or 
means, 2 Immanis, vt immaras 
queſtus,jinaquus, vt 1n1qua 
Vareaſonable, or agai 
right. 1x Ini Mme. 
dicus, importunus. 2 lmmenſus. ,, 
V nreaſonable, or without reaſon, = 
berfts we. 

1 Irratiovabs,irrationabilis. 
Vnyeaſonably. 

1 Immoderate. 

Unrecoverable. 


Pn ———_ 


I Inculpabibs. 
Unrcuecuged. 
1 Inulws. a Impvnitws,p. 


Cinrewardend. 


1 Irremuneratus. 


_ oulneſſe, 
: Injuſtiiaimpicras,f. 
Vnrighteons, 


1 Injuſtus,impius,ad, 
Unripenefle 


To Unroule. 
1 Evolvo,cxplics. 
Vnrowuled. 


2 Enatio. 


————— 


ja 


S 


« VN'S 


VNS 


VNT 


x Suci cus,ad, 


| | U1tHapen. 


1 Incffigiatus,p. 


U:ih:d. 

1 Diſcalcetus,p; 
Ai v1ſhorne, 

1 Diſcalceatif, 


þ 


1 Mutabilis,ad. vide vnconftant. 
Vnitedfaftly, : 


' x Inconſtanter,mutabiliter,ady. 


Cinftirr:d, 

1 Iaceſſitus. 
To (Initicth. 

1 Reluo, 
Vnſtuchedl, 

1 Reſinus,p. 
CnTricken, * 
1 1mpercuſſus,p. 


4 

To Qnſandle, ces QnHopre, Uzlut.d, 

1 Ephippium £quo detrahere. 1 Inton{us,p. IcItus,P, 

Undied, ", Unſcaled. Clnlure,or unſafe. 

3 Inephippiatus,p. 1 Diiquammatus. 1 antutusgp, 

Auſafz. Unskilfuineſle. : Cnſuffcrable, 

1 Imutus,ad. 3 Injcitia,tmperuia,f.tyrocyniumn. | 1 Incolerabilis. 

Unialteo, V nikulfuk,, | Qunſimdzco, 

2 Incon:itus. 1 1znarus,imprudens,inſcius,imperi- | + Individuus,ad, 

Unſatlcable, rus;nexpers. 2 Indoctus,crram,ma- | To Uinſwathe, 

1: Innavigabilis. 2 lnnabilis. lus.ad. vide of no experience. 1 Dittacio, 

To cniay V w%ki/fully. Unlweet, 

1 Dedico,palinodiam canere. 1 Imperite,inſaemer,infabre. 2 In- | 1 Inſuavis,ad. 

2 Demutu,nuto,grevoco,retratto, doRc,adv. Unſwozne, 

To wnjay has word, or recall by prox UAnioberneſſe, I Injuratus,p. 

me. » Deitipulor. 1 Immodeſtia,t, Uutaken, 

Un/aying of that winch oue hath ſþ1= | Unſover, g Indeprehenſus,p 

hengor written, 1 Dedictiof. 1 Imwodeſtus,ad. Untamed, 4 . 
Unſalutecd. Unſodden. 1 Indomitus, 2 Injux,ferus,adjeR- 
1. Inſalutatus, 1 Incotus,p. Untaſted. 
o{Inſattab!e,vide in/atiable, To Unſolder, 1 Illibatus. 2 IntaQus,p. 

U 1ſauo:incle, 1 Replumbo. Untanght. 
- 1 Inſfilfitasyt. Te (11ſow. 1 Indoctus. 2 Rudis,ad. 

Va/a 1orits 1 Rekuo diſſuo, To UIntceme. 

1 Infipidus,inſ{leus,faruus,putidulus, | Vuſowed. 2 Interjungo. 

bliceus,rancidus,ad. 1 Difurns,p. Untemperateneſſe,« of the wea« 
Som-what ſaute. 4 Tinſoiled. ther, 1 Imtempeſtas, intempe- 
1 Sub nulſuz, inſaporatus,ad, 1 Immaculatus. ries,f, 

T» Anſcalts UnCſpcakeable, Untemperate, | 

1 Keſigno, , 1 Incffabilis,inenarrabilis,ad. C Intemperans intemperatus,p. 
Untlearchable. . Unlpent, Untemperately, ; 

1 Infcrutabilis. 2 Profundus. » Inconſumptus, 1 I»cemp ,intemperanter,ady, 
 Unſcaſonablencſle, Unſpited ar. Unteitate,or wihour makyng a wi 
1, Imtemperies,intemperamtia. 2 In. | 1 Indeſpectus,p. 1 Inteltaru oP. 

commoditas,f. Cinſpoken of. Unthanke ulnes. 

Unſea/ona'le. 1 Inoratus, menarcatus, indifus,p. 1 Ingratitudo. 

1 Intempeltivus,intemperantia. Unlpotted, Vnthankefull. 

2 Advertus. 1 Immaculatus,p. 1 Ingratus,ad. 

Vnſcaſonably. To be (Initable, Unthankeful.y. 

1 Intempeſtive. 1 Vacllo. 1 Ingrate,adv. 

Anſeemelrieſſe, UVnſtabilitre. Unthought of, vide vnaweres, or 
1 Inveniſtas,ft. 1 Inſtabilitas,F. vi looked for, 

Un/e:mwg,or wiſcemely. Vnſtable. Unth:tftines, 

1 Invenuſtus, indecorts , indecoris, | 1 Inftabilis, infirmus, vacillans, in- | 2 Improbitas,nequitia, predigentia, 
dedecor,igconveniens. 2 Immode- | conſtans. 2 Fluxus,variabilig,ad. prodigalitas,f. 
{tus,inco:npoſitus,ad. Cintatconcfle. Unthrijtie. * 
Cnſeparablc.vide :n{erable. 2 Imtemperantia. 2 Impiobus prodipus, prodigalis,ad. 
anſrrviceibles Vaſtaed.- Unibriftily . 

2 Inviilis,ad, 2 Intemperans,i $,ad 1 Improbe, nequiter, prodigaliter, 
Unſctled. VnRaicdly. adv. 

2 Fecams. 2 Incontinenter. To UIntie,or vnknir, 
C4nſetiteven. She that # wnſtaced, 1 Denodo,dinodo., 2 Laxo.recin- 
Inopinats. 1 Innuba,f, go,reſoulvo,d:fulvo. 
UnſhamefaſticTe, V+ ſtamed, V ntied,op viknit: 

1 Impudentia,inveiecundia, 2 Inviolatns,p. 1 Denodatus,cxutus. 2 Recinftus,p 
Unſhanefaſt. CnTedfaltnefle. Untill, 

x Inverecun las. 2 Improbus, 1 Manabilitas,ſ, 1 Vſquead, vſqueadeo, viquedum, 
Somewhas vnſhwnefa;i. Veſtedfaſt. viquequo,dones,abuique, quoad,uu, 


tantiſper. 

Uniill then, 

1 Eatenus,ctammm. 
Unt:ll nor. 


| x Adhuc,haRenus,ettammunc,hucuſ. 


que, vEque,adhuc,hodieque,ady, 
UVutill that. 
1 Eoaſque,ads 
UVitill when, 
1 Quouſque, quaradiu , viquequu, 
quem ad finem. 

CIn- 


a 


——_ 


VNW 


V NW 


VOM 


Untimelineſſe, 

2 Prematuritas,f. 

Anvatimely birth, 

1 Abortio,f aborus,m. 
Uniumely, 

1 Intempeſtivus. 2 Prematurus,im- 
MAUTUs, precox. 

Cinto. 

1 Ad.tenus, prep. 

UVrito it, 

1 Eatenus,couſque. 

Untoldye, « Inozatws,p. 
Untolerable, 

1 Imolerabilis, impatibilis. 2 Im*- 
penſug. 

Untouched. 

1 Intaus, 2 Tllibatus, adjeQivum. 
Untowardnelle, 

1 Parverſitas,f. 

Unteward. 

1 Perverſus,ad. 

Untractable, 

1 IntraRabilis. z Crudelis, imman« 
ſuerus,inſanus, ferox,aiper,ad. 
Untrimmed. 

1 Inornatus,incomis. 2 Incomptus, 
impexus. 

Az Untruth. 

1 Falſum,n. 

Vit-ur. 

1 Falſus,ad. 

CAuntrutineſſe,or vwntruth, 

: Perfidia,infidelitas,f. 
Untruitie,or vntrue. 

1 Infidus,perfidus,perfidioſus, 
Untumable. 

2 Diſſonus, diſſentaneus,diſcors,ad. 
To AAntwinc,or varw:iF, 

1 Retexo,etexo,reorquco, 
UVntwifted. 

1 Retorius,p. 

QuvanquHed, 

1 Invictus,p. 

Unvin-tbſe, 

1 Inſuperabilis,inexſuperabilis,inex- 
pugnabilis,;nelutabilis, invictus, 

2 Infrangibils,impenctrab.lis, 
Unvidlable. 

x Inv,olabilis. 2 Sanus, ſacroſan- 
&us,ad. 

Unvielobly. 

r Inviolats. 2 Tntegre, ſanet,adv. 
Cnuſto,or vnisjuall. 

1 Inuficatus, infucrus,ad. 
Quwallc. 

» Immunitus,p, 

Auwvarte,vide v neircum?petÞ, 
QUuwathen. , 

1 Ile us, illutus, p, 

Cluwaſted, 

Incontimptus,p. 

Uanwatcied, 

i Inobſervatus,p. 

Anwitred, +1 Inirrigatus. 
Tlnw:art :, 

t Intefſus,indeſefſs,p. 

To *Iirvemt:, 1 Retexo, 
CIn3:dded,viic vamarried, 


Cinwekdy. 2 Inhabili,ad. 

To ve Ulnvalling. 

: Noelo,diffiteor. 

Unwilling 

1 Nolens,p. inyitos,ingratus,ad. 

2 Coadctus,p. 

Unvilingly. 

1 Invite,malevolenter,ingratis,gra- 
vatum,cpre. 

T» Anwinde. 

2 Retcxe 

CUnwiſ:, = 

1 Impraders,infipiens,ſtultus,incon- | 
ſultus,ad. 

Unwiſey. 

1 Imprudenter, infipienter, inſcite, 
Rulte, incontulte, incpte. 2 Inſulle, 
12nave. 

Unwithed /5-. 

1 Incxpettatus. 

Unw:tty, 

2 Iniciens,ad, 

Unwittily. 

1 Inargute,adv. 

Unwitting,or vuw:#F. 

1 Inſciens,ad. 

Unwutimgly. 

1 Inſcite,,mprudenter,inſcienter,ady 
CAnwoont:dnelle. 

I Intolentia,t. 

V nwout,or vnaccuiFomed, 

1 Inſuerus,inaſſuerus,diſſuetus,invſi- 
tatus,inſulitus,ad. 
Unw.rkemanlike, 

1 Infaber,ineffaber,ad. infabre, adv. 
Unworme, 

1 Intricus,inconſumptus,adjecR. 
CUnwo:thines, 

1 Indignitas,f. 

A thing whereof ene us 1mrorthy. 

1 Immeritum,n. 

Unrworthie, 

1 InJ:gnus,immerens. 

Unworihy to lixe, 

1 Netanus. 

The vnworthnefF. : 

1 Indigniſſimus,nequiſſimus, 
Unworthily. 

1 Indigne, immerito, adv. 

To Anwap. 

x Diiphco. 

Tv Uinworalh, 

1 Actor . 

pms x Retortus,p. 
Unwmtten, 

1 Infcnpmus,p- 

Unrreught, 

2 Inelaboratus,rudis,infe&us,ad. 
To Unyoke. . 
1 Abjugo,dejogo. 2 Diftango. 
Unyol d. 

2 D:i[iunQus,p. 

A Anocation, callng, or kind of If. 
1 Oro, genus vite. 

The Agcatine caſe. 

1 Catus vocativus,vocandi. 

FT 15 I, Vocals. 

Velw;l.tic, Voiubilitas. 


A Uolume. 

: Volumen,biblion,teuchos. 

2 Corpus,a.codex,m, 

A por i able,or manuall volume, 

1 Enchiridion,n. 

A volume of fine bookes, 

1 Fentateuchus,m. 

A volums of ſundrie works #f one au- 

thoriſevered tuts ſundrie parts, 

2 Tomus,m. 

Uoluntary. 

1 Voluntaruws,ſpontalis, ſpontaneus, 
22. 

Volmnterchy, 

: Sponte,vltrs, voluntarit,volunta- 

ri0,adv. 

Uoluptuouſhes, 

1 Volupras,t, 

Uolyp I /#5, 

1 Volptuarias, voluptuoſus, 

2 Epicureus,ad. * 

U"\upt ouſly. 
WW. _ j 


1 pruaric adv 


To Qomite, /pue, parbrake, orcall | 
vp. 1 Vomo,evomo. 2 Expurgito, * 


ejeQo,egero. 
Ts vomnte betweene, or ſometime, 
1 Intervoms. 


Te haue a deſire to vomit, i 
1 Nauſeo. : ' 
To vomite vpon,or beipew, ; 
1 Convomo. - 


To vomite often. 1 . Vomito, 
To vomte againe, 

1 Revoms. 2 Refundo, rejicio, re- } 
gero, 

0 ne that vomiteth, 

1 Nauſeator,vomiror,m. 

A vomulnug. 

1 Vomitus,m vomitio 2 RejcRidF. 
rejeQus,m diſfulutio ttomachi. 

A Vam rag mn ages, 

1 Sinthema. 

A Cefire tovomite, 

1: Nauſea,f. oima:hiredundatio. 
A ſmak d.tþefition to vente. 

1 Nauſcola,f, 

That p avoketh yvormite, 

1 Navſcolus,vor.itorius,ad. 

To ouch. vide 4voxch. 

To JouchCafe. 

1 Dignor. 


— 


?- Low. 

1 Voveo,devoven,voto,dice. 
2 Paciſcor. 

Tovoew o/ten. x Votito. 

To vow togeth: x, 

1 Convoveo. 

Te b:nde by vew. 1 Devoto. 
To vow with an oath, 

1 Exuro. 

To vw» ,or hallew t1 the Gods. 
1 Sac, 

Vord 1 Votrs, devotus, dicatus, p: : 
vonvus, a}, 2 Obbpatus. | 
A vor ”, 


: Vern d-vorio, dicatio 2 SpON- 


lio,t. vide promiſe, 
A 


— 


VOI 


VPR 


VSE 


"IJ 


A vow. 1 Votum,n. A 

He that bath made a vow, and « beisd 

#n > 2s 1 Reus voti, 
ogy, ayer A i pay 


i 1 Gowell 


biz conſonants, ſo c Med becanſt they 
hae halfe rhe ſound of vowels, 

1 Scmivocales. 

A otce, 

1 Vox,f. 

A little yorces 

i V 

To giue 4 voice in elefFion, 


1S 
He that lpe- h with bis veice in el- 
Rion. 1 Suffragator,m. - 
A giving of ones vaice in , elefion. 
1 Seffragatio f. 


= VoIcegur ſexe 

- of Lee to bim which giveth 
ba voice, I atogius,ad. 

A ſin:Uvorce 

z Cala 

He that h ith, a[bill wice, 

x3 Crocatus 

E: that bath ſeaven voices, 

1 Heptaphones,m 


Having nine voices, 
- NOUS.M, 


I 
A clevre,or _ woiceys of a crier, 


” voice — drong, as ſome thinke 
of negle,and contempt. 1 Pape. 
A woice of x ondering, jomtime reio)- 
cing. 1 Va 
The wouce of one aftonies, diſmaid,or 
fence, 1 Au. 
A voice #f la: »ghing, 
x: Ha,ha,he,inter. 
A voice of cryin 'L- 
1 Heiinter, 
He that with voice & gefÞ are expreſs 
ſeth meane manners, 
1 Etholozw,m. 
To make Uoid,er emptie,y empties 
- void,or depart, 


To veid,or caft out. 
1 Fgero, 
To hs voit,or of no effett. 
: Caſſo,incaffo, 2 Antiquo 
4 vo;dey wh:reon trenchers & are cate 
ried after meae, 
Ferculatum., 
Votdgoy of no effe F, 
1 Irricus,caſſus,inanis,yanus, 
Void of,or without, 
1 Inanis, yYacuus, vanus, cxpers,ad. 
vacans,p 
23 Inops,liber,nudus,ad. 
Voydaeyimuhbout an incumbent. 
s Vacatio. 
Uoucher, 


f.dvoca'io, 


————— 


V azte Þ 


#0, 1 Tenus, 
"| eta caft ine teeth, | 


;m. 
4 n vpbraiding in words. 


Cylandih.s ical, a 
Ruſticss,agreſtis, fylueſter,monta- 


nad 
Uplands, 5+ high bullie comntries. 


. y—=———_ 
1 Fuldio,wſtineo,Giſtents. 2 Firmo, 


= —__ 'd on everie ſides 


An Upholtter. 


: Tapetiari 
An Upholſters trade, 
: Plumarum,n, 


fupremns,ad, 


Then ar 0 ſonenethag; 
. pper pat -. 


To Te and vprighr with cold. 
Laid vprig oe 

1 Sapinatus,p. 

A ade 1 vpright, 

1 Ar nus. 

Ui r:ght dealin 

1 Tuſtitia,f, ad 
Vprightneſſe of conſcience, 
I oo 2 Candor,m. 


Halje vprioht, or ſet little and 
lutle F Sbrotivs, 2p 7 

VVith the face upward, 
1 Supinus,reup! 
Uprithtly, or efFly, 
1 Iuſtcjuſto. 2 Pure,integre,inno. 
cue,cafte, abſolute, ſyncere, ſynceri- 
ter fideliter,ady. 
To ſet in an Upzoze. 
1 Permiſceo. 
An vprore,tumult or hurlyburly, 
1 Tumultus,m. 
To twrne , 1 Relu 
Bending CON, 10P —_ 

: Rechvis.ad. 

Vpward. 1 Surſum, fus,im comp.fur- 
im versas, Jeinſu per. 


Urbanitte, 

1 Vribanitas,f vide civi'itie, 

An Archin,v. Hedgh 

An vrchin or dw Jerſey. Dare, 
To come in (Ire, 

2 Occurro. 

Brought mn vye,ov accuitomed. 

2 Inn: arrieus,p .vt mari innutritus, 
Vre. Vius, 

To Urge. 

I Vrgeo,inurgeo, 

bay 

k e 
Vre thy, 
1 Importune, coattim, 


woke 


1 Vrina,t lotium,n. 
Full of urine. 

1 Vrinofus,ad, 

A urmnalt, 

I Matula,f. inary 
Little vrine. 


3 Vrinula,C. 
V ante $ 


Gs = oblique eaſe of woe, 


A vs ——_ vs, 

I Nobis. 

Uſage,cr ouffome, 

1 = O_o .vſitatio, conſuetudo,aſſue- 


To uſe of tem, 

I Viarpo,vſitor. 

To takg the v/e,or profit of any thing. 

1 Fruor,fruiſcor. 

To wſe to doe athing. 

1 ” to be accutto- 

” 

To grow into vſe,or cufF ome, 

2 Invalco,inveteraſco. 

To brmg out of vſe,or in diſuſe. 
Deſuefacio 


I 
To grow out of vſe. 
1 Exoleo, 

2 Evaneſco,obliteror .ceſſo,deſino, 
To diſuſt,or net to vſe, 


I ' 
T's be diſuſed,or brought out of v/e, 
1 Deſvcko. _p f 
The vſe was. 

1 Aſolet,imperf. 

It # an vſe, 

2 Com eſt. 

Vſet,or exerciſed, 

1 Exercitus. 2 TraQatw,p, 
Vſed,or accuttom.d. 

1 Aſſuctus ,conſuerus,p, 

Much,or great!y uſed, 

1 Viitatus,vſurpatus, conſvetiſſiquus, 
vt,conſueriffima verba. 2 Coqitus, 


. . ot 
PR. IVE. 4 
— Ca 


That mult be diſu «f 4, loft,or for orte, 
1 Deſueſcendus,p " 
Not 


VSE 


VSV 


VEE 


Not vſed or hauntel. 

1 Devius,ad. 

Not v(cd,or ont of uſe. 

1 Exvlctus,obloictus, antiquatus,in- 
uſicarus,zaſolens,p. 

Tang'1t by uſe, 

: Aſlucfaftus,p. 

V/eyuſage,or v/ing ——_ 

1 Vic 


patio, 
The vſe,or f wit of a thing. 
: Viusfrutus,m. 
V /e,or exereiſe, 
1 Ys, m.exercitatio,f.cxercitium,n. 
V ſe,or cutt ome,vide cuſtome. 
Theſe , and profit of anot vey mans 
o_ by the leaue of the oxpner. 
ſusfruQus,vius,m. 
He that hath the vſe of ame thing,but 
not the proprictie, 1 Vſutrutuarws, 


Rn F: rveth for onr vſe. 
vt res viuaria, 4 
thag that we haue the vſe of, but not 
oprietie. 
D, wſc,or _ of uſe, 


hrs thing neceſſaric for our vſe, 

1 Vienkle,n. 

The growing is vſe. 

3 Invetcratio. 

Uftall,or cult omable. 

1 Vſicatus,p. vivalis,ad. 

Aſter the commen vſe,and cuſtome. 

1 Vſitate,adv. 

U/n «ly. 

1 Plerunque,conſuetim,c6ſuet,adv. 
Out of v/e. 

1 Obſolete, adv. 

An (Iher,or Sergeant. 

1 Accenlus,inclamatur,m. 

The Cher of : Scbo0le. 

1 Hypodi4aſculus, ſubpreceptor,m. 
A (Iher of the ball 

1 Anteainbulo, atrienſis, ſubmotor, 
aditus 

One that ſerveth that uſher. 

1 Servus atricalis. 

A Gentleman er, os or vſher that 
ſeeth good rule kept. 1 

An viher of the kde 

1 Admiſhonalis,m. 

An v(her of the court, 

1 Przco pal.tims, vel curialis,viator 
curiz,aneambulo. 

The comp ine of vſhert, 

1 Decuria 2ppanitorum, 

T- |. nd '« Aſurte. 

1 Faenern,coniancro. 2 Occupo,vt, 
Occupare pecunan alicui vel apud a- 
liquem farnore, ro lend owt 270 ty to 
one for vfarie. 3 Viuro, 

N 0 'ake = to v/urie, 


| F CEngrrat 


{,vſurer. 1 i Faxucrator, 2 Denun- 


dorglſagu,camplor,ormemrr 


: Eran gaine of muony lent, 
1 Vſura,fceneratio,f.faous. 

Monthly vſury,recerued of mony lent 
by the mo ith. 1 A calendaria lar- 


Far of one in the bu1dred, 

1 Viura vncialis, 

V arte of two in the bundy.d. 

1 Viura aria. 

Uſwrie of tOree in the bundred, 
1 Vſuratnentalis. 

V ſure of ſoure in the hunded, 
1 Quadrantalis vſura, 

Uſnrie of fine 1n the hundred. 


1 Viſuca | 
wÞ of ſeaurn in the bundred. 
Vſura ſepruncialts. 


Vſorie of exght im the hundred, 


: Beſſalis 
V pſarie of nane in the hy; dred, 
1 Vſura dodrantalis. 
Of ten in the hundred, 
1 Viura dextantaria. 
Of rr inthe hundred. 
1 Vſuradeuncialis 
Vſarie equall with the principall in 
certaine moncths. 1 Vſura cent 
Small vfurie. 
1 Fenuſculum,n 
The dates 8; * payment of money lent to 
v/urie, 1 Faneralia,orum,n. 
= art of _ 
4 —_—_ - v/urers deb 7. 
oaQor,colletarius,m. 
Sv ws to v/arie, 
1  — 


us, 

VVitb vſ/urie. 

1 Fenerato,ady, 

To Co or hawe 47 amt xi _— 


fwper. 
tor,incubator,m. 
+ _ prog. 
1 Vſurpatr9,f, 
Vſurped, 
1 Vſurpatus,aſcitus,aſarius,ad. 


V ante T 


QAteniles, Veenſilia, 
Utilitic,v. commed-t1e,and profit, 
we Utter, or heake forth. 

Profaris, effaris , proloquor, pro 


bt edo 
Ti viteror diſcloſe. 
1 Patcfaciu 23 Detego, promo, ex- 
tr 4ho,arguo,cvoluo,cxero. 
Tovwtter,or tell. 
1 Refero «ffero,y. to declare. 
To viterg"y ſew forth. 
2 Prulundo, vt, profurdere vocem, 
vel odmm, i , vt mfunderco 


| rationem in alicujus aures,effundo. 


Tovtter abr 04d. 

1 Enuncio. 

To viter eloquently, 
i: EI 


To utter fooliſhly many words, 

1 Loqutor. 

To viter tht it cannot be heard. 
21 

Vrtered, or ſpoken forth, 


dicatus,p. 

V-tered,to'd,or ſpoken, 

1 Elatus,cela ws lm 

That may be vttered,or ſpoken. 

1 Effabilis,ad. 

Urteravee, an uttering y or ſpeaking 
forth. 1 Diftio pronunciatio,orati- 
o,cxplanatio,t. pronunciatvs, prota- 
tus,m, 

An vt Pering,or detefirg. 

1 Indicumn 

Dele(l able viterance, 

2 Venulſtas. 

An vttering by manie word; that may 
b- ſpoken by one, 1 Periphiaſis, ciz- 
cumlocutio 


Vet erenca,er ſale. 
1 ExaQtus,m venundatio,venditio.F. 
Of Ofgoeduiters ce. 
iſertus,cloquens, ad. 

Utterbari trrs,9 Counſelors 
Licentiati in ture. 
Uttcrly, 
1 Penitus,fundi'ti«,prors, prordm 
2 Plan&,radiciths,adv totus,ad vide 

a together. 
The Alttermof, 
1 Extiemus, extimus,ad, 
To the vitermo#F 


1 Penitus, fume, ady. 


V ante V 


Uulgar, vide common. 
Vulgarly. 


1 Vulgo,vulgaruer,tivialiver,ady. 


W ante A 


To {Uane : 413 to wade ov:7. 
1 Vadv. 


To wade,or wad. over together, 

1 Cuny 

To wade over 4 ſhallow plies of a vi- 
ve. 1T trarfvador. 
AUWafer, 

1 Libum,cruſtul»m,n placenta f. 
He that makg ih waſers to {ehl, 

1 Libarus.m. 


To (Aagge,at 


tiv,apto 2 Mio, 

To wage the bead. 1 Nuto. 
To» nay nat 

+ Vacillo. 2 Mico 


I Enunclatus,pronunciat?,editus j ub 


1 Agyperagitu,jafto, ventilo, q'ia- 


OO III IS oo OO Arr I 


WAG 


—_ _——_— A _——  - ww 


WAI. 


WAL 


| A werging9r cauſing to wag. 


: Tactativyt. 

A wagging with the head. 
1 Nutatio,f. 

VV arging,or weverings 

: Vadllatio,mobilit 

A wat halter, 

rt Scurrulns,m. 


| T': lay a (ager,or fo wages 


1 Pigneror,pizncro, pignerc,certare. 
3 Deponu, 

A wag'r. 

1 Sponſio,f pronus,m. 

To earie CANges , or to ſerne for 


| wages, 2 Mereor,ecmereor,mereo. 


To be hired in wages,or ſtipend, 

x Stipendior, 

VV ages gryen toſervants, 

: Salariam,n. 

VVaze:gflipend,or /alarice 

1 Mexces itips,ſtpis,f. Premium. 

2 Meritum,debitum,zs,n. 

VVazrs giren to matters for teaching. 
1 Minerual,mineruale. 

Stipend, cr wages giyento an old bea- 
7en j0u/dier, 1 Emeritum, n. ſipen- 
Gum wilitare, 

d 0411015 170 g25,07 pay. 

3 Mattiaca,n. 

Soulttrs wager, which was a deneere 
everie *2y. 1 Stpendiumgn. 

Oney2 werwnges, 

i Annauim lalarwum. 

A daves wares, 

1 Diattum,n, 

The fiupen /,or w1ges of acurate. 

1 Cunonium,zs. 

Double wage: given ts horſemen, for 
having two Verſes. 1 ZEs parium. 
Voce feppcd for negligence 1n ſers 
vice, 1 Zrclignatum, 

Men put cut oj wages. 

1 Erali : 

0/,or belorging to wagese 

z Stipendialis,ad. 

He that lah wages. 

1 Salarws,ad. 

T'at hak often ſerved for wages ſite 
perid arie. 

1 Stipendiarius,ſipendiofus, 

is drine gr $4 440 17091. 

1 Aurigo,augor. 

A Warner... T5 . 

1 Auriga,aurigary's,ciffarius, vehicu- 
lurius,cuurucarius,rhedarius,m. 

A Wagen. 

: Rhedaffeſſedum. ecſtatoriumgve- 
h:culum,yectabulum,cpinlicduma. 
benna. 

A hind of wagon 1h ut #s drawne with 
one 107 7. 

1 Monocoſzmus,m. 

A Wago''y Or cart arawne with two 
herſervide carts, 

Tie covering of 4 na;ouger cath. 

1 TyTpewum n, 

A WVEgoer - a'/o a maker of wag ons. 
I Elcdarius M. 


—_ 
( 9 Mpanions in one wagon. 
i Coumbennunes,m. 
Ofgor belonging to a wagon. 
1 VeRarius,rhedari?; 
To be in te {Jay as one gots, 
2 Occurno. 
To be « the r1ght way. 
1 Reaa ire. 
To be out of the way, 
i Indevalucadevolvi. 
To twrne out of the right way. 
1 Diverto,divertor. 
A way, 
I Vaaf. inter,n, 
A way,or paſſage. 
: Aditas,meatus,m.iter,n. 
A way,or entrie, 
1 Aditus,m. 2 Ianua,f, 
A way having two pathes, 
1: Bivium,n. 
A place where three ſundrie waies de 
weet : @ way that paſſeth outright, Gr 
parteth alſo on the (eft hand, and on 
the right. x Trivium,n. | 
A way where mante wares doe mcet,or 
4 croſ5e way, x Compitum,n. 
The Kings high way : open ftreetss : 
Common waies. 
1 Regia 
Coniularis 
Milicaris 
Publica 
Pretoria 
A great high way for common cayiage 
Veha,f 
A wey in aſhyp. 
i Agea.f. 
A way much v/ed. 
i Calls,m. 
iAlo ig way ouite 
2 Diipendiwum,n, 
A broad way. 
1 Flateaf. 
A r.arrow way. 1 Semita,f, 
Al by-way. 
1 Diverticulum,n. iter deyium. Via 
in» firata vel Gregaria. 
Fy 14:08 
1 Avla,n. 
A reatte way rorcach, 
1 Mchodus,f. 
A wa) Or M4avney. 
: Ratio,f modus,m- 
A roaring man, 
1 Viator,d.verſor,m. 
A [urvewr of wates v. ſarveior. 
Of er belonging to the wares. 
1 Ytarius,viatorius,ad. 
Toat ladeth the waygor that goeth be- 
fore. 1 Pravius,ad. 
That le.:de h,or 1148 hath two waies. 
1 Bivius-ad. F 
That le1dethyor that bath three waie 
1 T; ivius,ad. 
O/ ſoure wares, 
1 Quadrivialis, ; 
Of that way , where Mante water doe 
meet. x Compitalis, 


9, m 


Via 


VFithout way, or where nothing doth 
pe. 1 Inviusavicad, 
Out of the way. 
1: Devius,ad, 
0;.»r belonging to travelling, 07 wake 
farr-g men, 
1 Viatorius, 
Di uiied manie waies, or after manie 
forts. « Multifarius,ad. 
Thu way. 
: Hac,ithac,llthoc, 
T hat way. 
1 lilac,adv. 
A great Way. 
1 Longs,adv. 
T'wo maner of waitt,'wo waies,or ſorts 
1 Bitariam,duplicter. 
Three maner of wazes : alſo after three 
waie:,orſorts. 
1 Tritariamtripliciter,ady. 
F oure maner of waies, 
1 Quadtupliciter,ady, 
Divers waies, 
i Aliquottariam. 
eManie waits, 
1 Multifariam, 
All maney of wazes. 
© Omnimodd,omnifariam, paſſim. 
By the way. 
1 Cursim,obiter. 2 Levitergady, 
Bejrre,or in the way, 
1 Obviam. 
VVhat Way, 
1 Qua,adverb, 
VV hat way ſeever, 
1 Quacunque,adv. 
L"ast any wary, vide 'cafF, 
Uaight,vide neght. 
Te CA tle,ycll,cric ontyor lament, 
1 Ejlo,gemo,ingemiico, lamentor, 
plango,fico,lugeo,lachrymor. 
2: Vulo, 
To watle for. 
1 Delamentor. 
I Vailed for,or bewatled. 
1 Lamentatus,deploratus,flets. 
A watltng,or lameni ng. . 
1 Ejulatio,deploratio Jamentatiogfe 
ejulatus, plangor, ploratus, planaus, 
tuctus,gemitus,m lamentum,n. 
A wailing with other. : 
I Comploratio,collachrymatiof. 
Full of walirg. 
1 Gemebundus,ad, 
Nt 10hewailed for. 
1 Indeflc:us,ad. ; 
IL Vortiy tobe lamented ard wailed, 
1 Lamentabilis,ad. 
ACQamec, 
1 Piauftrumns 
A wa'ne driver, - 
1 Plauftrarius, jugarius,/m. vi : Cart, 
The Tame #; ihe 4dounegbe Moone 
m ihevwane. 
2 Dedicativ lunz , lana decref(- 
cens, ; 
To cover thewals with CAainſcot, 
1. Opc:e ineſtino veſt ire parictes- 
Vi awl of. 


W-AL 


wn 


A eeling with wayiſcer, 
s: Matenanai tio, 

The {Watit,nudalegor girdleſiced. 

I Cotes, 

To (Oait for. 

1 Praftolor,opcrio, 2 Expeto,ma- 
neo,{Jemorer. 

To wait ypon. 

: Confamulor. 2 Inſpeto,aiſetor. 
To lic in wait forgor lay wait. 
«if . AY” 


S » . 
> vw, = + mano take one, 
I Infidiator . 
Awateror wailing ſervant, 
1 Allecla,n. 
VV atent at the table. 
1 Diatarij,m. 
A nating made , or one that belpeth 
another, 1 Aſturaaſlitrix,f. 
Lying in wait, wiles ro entrap one, or 
an ambu;b. 1 Inlidiz,obfidig.t. 
That lateth wait. 
, Inſfidiolus, 
mn wait. 
I  kckoed infanter ade, 


5" oe 
Clatwardneſle, ; 


nts 


1 Morose,proterve,perveric,adv. 
To (ake,er watche 


L.- 2M 
I ce 


{cnto, 2 ExcCie,excico,cxcits. 
To be wakened. 
I 


1 Experreftus, ex 


Cambria, wallia. 

Wliitne,i.cune fom. 

Toa AE S 

1 Ambulo,grad'or,ſpatior,mcedo, 
To walke far abroad. 

x Expatior. 


Towalke in, 
I 


To walks about. 
1 Peragro,cucumambule, 
To walke before. 
: Preambulo, 
To walks through,ont? and ener, 
1 Perambulo, 
To walke backs. 
1 -Redambulo, 
To walke at noone tide. 


Jngreius,m 
A lutle walking place. 
I pars. ur 


ym ranes won on > _ 
A walk; e, vnderpropped wi 
ro , 


An open wa'king place,to walk 1m owt 
of the ramne,ovr bY b 

A walke that b.ah ne ſheltey over the 
head. 1 Paradromis,f. 


Awalke about the iſe, 
: W ke - - place of exerc! 
A courſe m walking, 

2 k.ar—reom.7l0P 

A vp and dove. 

« nan 

A walking about, 

yr b 74 

A g night. 

3 Novo poanagae 

VV alkg. 

I Ambulus, ambulatorizs, ambula- 


tilts,ad. 

That walketh far abroad, 
Expatiatus,p. 

To Wall ingor about. 

1 Mano, 2 Cirauomune,cngere 


muro, 

To make walls. 

3 Paticts, 

VV alled. : 

i Muratus,mariatus, 2 Muntus,p. 
A wall, 

23 Murus,par 

A little wall. 

1 Panetulus,m. 

A wall about an houſe. 

1 Diſſeptum,diſſepwum,n. 

VV als of a toyne,er a cure, 

1 Mernia,orumn- 

A bricke wall, 8 

1 Panies :cſtaceus,paries Jatenitws. 
QA wall of ſtones heaped regether with- 
our wroricr. 1 Maceria, maceries,f. 


A md wall ; aÞpein- 
tadfer fandeis fe 1 Fareed 
anus. 

A wall raiſed out of the veric ſoile,or 
ground. 


1 Stereobata, ſtereobates,f, 
The utter wall vefore @ wall. 
1: Promurale. 

A thncke wall. 

i Pe : 

VV als of a towne,caftle, or citie. 


I . 

T wo wals made high on both fides of a 
great building : alſo the ſide wals of a 
church which jome cali the wings, 

I Prera,pgeromata,n. 

VV als of ro brickes thickgefſe, 

1 Diplimhij parictes. 


1 Paries fornicatus. 
I wall marke<! with the palme of ones 
ud, 


1 Paries palmatus. 
An vpright wall,, a: ſed from the verie 
ound. 


bag . 
1 Paris folidus, 


A wud wah, 
1 Lutamentum, 
A wall made of flint ſtone. 
1 Silicatus mucus. 
A rough wall made of lime and ſand. 
1 Panescemennims. 
VV als made of laths, ſplints, & ſtuds, 
anj, 
z Parieres Concrari, 
Crazitij, 
An old wall broken downe,or the ruine 
or decay of « wall. 
x Parietma.f. 
The ſpace betweene two wals. 
— addon . 


A place without the walls of Rome, 
where the Biſſ,ovs of the gentiles made 
thery drvinat ion. 


1 Profimurium,n, 


Full of walles, 


I . 

That which w vnder the wales, 
1 Summons, ed. 

That which # within the wals. 
1 Intramuranus,ad. 
VYV:thoxt the wals. 
Extramuranus. 


Pertaining 10 awal, 

1 Murahs. 

That which is betweexe two wals. 
1 Intermuralis,ad. 

A Wallet. 

1 Mamiica,f. 

A wallet to put inv nals, 

1 Coryciur,n fcaria,t. 
Bearineor cot tg «a waliet, 

3 Manucatis,ad. A | 


- 


WAN 


WAN 


WAN 


AT nut,vide nut, 
The greene ſha es 1 v6t cover, the wal- 
nx. i Culleol 1,gullioce. 
The thin parti ion in the mudit of the 
7 «t, 1 Naucigni 
Tp rics  callop. 
1llo 1,97 ww 4 (ter. 
LOW tumble. 

To wal pons 

1 Superyolvo. 

To w:llow vndet. 

1 Subvolvo, 

Vi allype1, 

1: Volutatus,P. 

Aw allowing. 

1 Volnatio,f.yolutaus,m, 

A place whereſwine , or other beatt; 
doe wallow. 1 V, olutabrumzn. 

VV allowing is the mire. 

I Volutabundus,ad. 

VV allow rg '7. 

: Volutatim. 

T- UM amble, or riſe vp, as ſeething 
witer, I 

To wamble,or Bae fo and {ra,a 4cyooe ; 
hed irrow will do, bring ſhot out of a 


bow. 2 Vacillo, finao. 

To hame a wamnbling nm the ſtemagke. 
2 Nauſco. 

A wam\'1ng in the ſtomackes 

2 Nauica. 

To Tdaaunent, 

r_ 


ATaan 
« Yogas verber, bacillus, m. bacil- 


A wand,or rod ,wherewul feedome us 
graunted. 1 Vindidaf. 
To 7Aander, or goe aſtray here and 
theze. 1 Erro, aberro,obcrro,deerro, , 
inerro,vagor,evagor, peryagoryſPa- 
tiOr,eCxpatior. 1 Pcregrinor, diſcus icurſo, 
luſtre. 
To w Jander together. 
1 Cony:gor. 
Tow me*r with companie., . 
1 Couerro. 
T's wander from the people. 
3 Evagor. 
To wander hither ard thither,, 
1 Divagor,diſpalo,diſpalor. 
To wand:y abroad more then needeth, 
1 Supervagor. 
To wander vndex,or alittle, 
1 Suberro. 
To wander about. 
1 Pervagor pervago. 
To wander in. 1 Inerro, 
To wander ouer ar.d our. 
1 Pererro 
To wander out of erder,nrithout 4 guid 
1 Palor palo. 
To wantey ot of the 
x Exorbito. 2 Deceds, declino. 
VV andred. 
Erratus, pererratus,p. 
Tha: buth wandred,or walked abroad. 
1 Peryagatus, ſpatiatus. 


— _ 


——_— 


—— 


Cp 


—_— 


A Joey SRL _—_— 

1 Erre, vagus, profugys, ſpatiator,ex- 
patiator,m. 

She that wandrgthe 

1 Erratrix,t. 

A wandering. 

l Vagatio,,yagatio, crratio aberra- 
to,t.error, 2 Dilcurſus,m. x 

A wanderirg through. 

1 Peragratio,f. 


That wandreth, or ſtraeth much. 
: Errabun 


- . 


oo 


VV andering euery where. 

I Omnivag 
That wandereth on buls, 
1 Mantavagus,ad. 
VV and 0%. abroad. 

1 Multivagus,ad. 
VV antering 1 floud;,or wateri. 

1 FluQivagus,ad. 

VV azdering all olexe. 

1 Solivagus,ad. 

That wandreth,rnneth or goeth rewnd. 
about. 1 Crommagge.: 

VV andertrg abroad. 

1 Pervagus 

VV hich v(ed to wendex,and leaueth it 
1 Erratuus,ad, 

A'or wwnde rings 

I Inerians.. 

VV andering here and there, nowin, 
one part row manather. 1 V 

To be 7 1n,or pale. 

I Pallro,cxpalico.liveo. | 

To Ww«x wan. 

1 Palleſc's impallep,expalleo,expal- 
leſco. 2 Inalbeico,cxalbeico. 

To get wauneſſoby grumy bumſelfe ea- 
_ to a thing. : Cnpatiaſoo. 

VV aun-ſle. 

1 Pallor,luror,m.palliditas,f. 

VV anneſe like lead. 

1 Livor. 

VV angor pales 

1 Lividus,l wickug,palligus,alpus. 

2 rn Age oy exalbidus, langui-. | 
dus,ad. 

dS omewhat wan,or pa < 
I P 11.1 Lk n » £.2.6 
Tool int,ac. 

1 Careo.egco,indigro,vaco, 
To want,ncut.or be want ing, 
1 Deſum,ablum deficio, 
To begin to wants 

1 Epeſco, 

It wanteth. 

1 Þeeſt;defit, 

VV antor lace. 

1 Inopa,indigentia,f defeus,m, 
2 Penuria,pnvatio,h, 

VIV aut.,or poweriae, 

1 Paupertas ;pauperies,penuria. 

2 Difficulcas,t. 

Pooug of kno.vlcdge. 

Inſaentia,£, 
/ V inting,or that wanteth. 


—_ 


he ad. - 


Full of wane, 

3 Defectuoſus, 
A(Aant,or mole. 
1 Talpa,dub.g 

A want-hill 


To be Winton. : 

1 Laſcvio. 2 Luxurio, adoleleqitn« 

rio. 

To make waz!on, 

2 Mollio. 

To play the want on, 

3 _ . 

To catt a wanton eye vpon, 

2 Limis obtueri 

VV anton toics , mixt with vorſer in 

enterluder, x Exodra,f, 

A wanton word m 

one anſwereth another, Tate, 

V7 ant onneſſe. m_ 

1 Laſciuia, > ag 2M 

mollitudo,dehtia 

: Lien nm oT 

1 Laſciviampudixcutia, perulantia 
Iwprobitas,f. 


y V ant engfſe in crawng 
1 Procatia : 

w Want on among wenches, 

x Suavio,m. 

An vnchattc,and wanton perſon. 
I yy,m 
«A wanton mi; igngor darlongs 

2 Delicig,t. 

A wanton weneh', counterfeiting the 
geftare of others, x Mira.” 

VV anten,or childiſh : alſo —_—y 

vvuanten. 1 Lakciv 

VV antonorcbildnb. 

4 Laſcivus.blax 2 Delicarus,mollis; 
emolkdus.umbells ſybaritgus.- | 

Lecher oufly wanton. 

1 Perulans, impwlicas, aſous, oalbi- 
nus,ad. 

V Vanron mn caxirg. 

1 Procax,ad.: 

UVUantor [n brhawonr, 

1 La{cubundua,ad. 

Somevwhat wanten, 

1 Laſciviuſus. 2 Leviculus,ad. 
PTerta; ning 10 wangon  fafh:ons, 

1 Muni 

UVUant only, e: hs in childiſh, ox le* 
cherous bebawiowr. 1 Laicivegleivi- 
ter,perulaneer.. a Prcucemer, wiute, 4 
adverb. 

UVant on'y, or with wanten onrifioxt 
1 lTilecebrose,adv, 

UUantoniy,or chi; diſhly.- 

2 Delicad, effeeminate,ady. 

V UVantonly in craunge ; 
1 Frocaciter,ady, 
T- Wlarble,or quauerin ſinging. 

1 Vibriſlo. 

UVUarbling,or quanering, | 

Tremulus ad. 

To Warn,4/epe,or Heferd 
1 Cultodiogueor,allemo,conſeruo) | 
2 Protego. 


1 Inops. 2 Diminuusad.. 


To 


WAR 


W'AR 


—— 


To wardor hawe the ward of. 
1 Tucor. '2 C b 
A ward bat hath no father ale. 


I F 7: 

a: $25 wr _ and cuſtody 
of wards. 1 Cararius. 

VV ardib:;p, 1 Tutcla pruclayf. 

Hee that hath the gouerneupent of 4 
ward, x Tutor,m.cuſtos,2 g. 

A ward that « witbbeld by hu twor 
from mhenttance, 1 Abltentus. 
Belonging 14.4 ward in nonage. 

1 Pupillars,ad. 

Pertavang to the cutode of mard, 
x Tutclars,ad. gf 

To WIirble,i :s ta9nc, or chant, 

d 


uvpard, : 
I g. 2 Cuſtodia.#. 

One of the watchgor ward or that kee- 
peth the ward. 1 Stationarms: 
ATOard, Pupillus. 

ATard of « locks, 

3 Ticatura. 

A ardgribe,or hundred. 

: Tribus.f. 


Of the ſame ward. 
1 Tribulis,ad. 
That « made in the aſſombly of wards 
of the people, x Cunatus: 

UVUVord by vyard 

1 Curiatim,tributim,ady. 

A Card, or priſon. 

1 Phylaca. 2 Cuſtodia,F. 
ACQarden, or guardian, 

1 Cnitos,com.g 

The wvarde of the ports. 

x: Limenar * 

ATOarder of one in the Tower, 

2 Capitolnus,m, 
ACUardon. jd 
1 c 


ACAard:ob, 

1 Veſtiariumn. 

A vvardrobywith all the appayel,and 
wearing furniture therein preſerned 
and kept, 1 Sy b 

Te yeoman of the vvardrob, 

1 Veltiari Stonan 
TUapentake,vide bwnd reds, 
Ware that i bought ,and [old 

1 Merx,f.mercimonjum,n. 

Small wares. 

1 Mercula,f, 

A ware-how'es 

2 Repoſitorium,n.taberna,f, 

He that ſelleth uvaves, 

3 Tabernarius,ad. 

He that talheth, or pratelleth in buy- 
ing,o” /elling of wares, properly called 
a chapman, 1 Mercidicus, 

To be{arte, 

1 Incaves, vide to beware. 

Aw :wr:1,5r cireumipett man. 

1 Cautor,m. 

VV armeſſe, 

1 Cautio,f. 


VVar.e. 1 Cantus,providas.ad. vi : 
circumfpett, 


—_ 


Verie vuare, 1 Percaitus,ad. 
1 Camte,curioſe,cuſtodite. 
2 Vigilanter,ts,ambitios, adv. 
To (Uartlh, warſhee, vide delrver, 
delivered. 
To CULarme, or make wwarme. 
I ——————— 
acw. 
To make vuarme ag aine. 
1 Recalfaci 
T'o keepe warme, 
2 Foveo, focillo,& or. 


| To keepe ſomewhat vuarme. 


2 Confoveo. 

To begin to wax warme againe. 

1 Recaleſco. 

To vvax vuarme. 

1 Calcſco,tepe(co, incaleſco, conca- 
leo. WE 3 

To be vvarmes 


1 Calco,concalen,tepen,intepeo,in- 
tepeſco. 


Tobe made vuarme. 
Concaleho. 

To be luks warms. 

' R 

To be verie warme ag aine. 

1 Recandeo. 

UVUas m:d, i Calefaftus, calfatus, 
concaletactus,p. 

Keot vvarnee, 

2 Fotus,m. 

Made ſomewhat warme, 

1 Teporatus,p. 
VVarmencſſe,or vwarmth. 

1 Calorgtepor,m. 

A keeping warme in it naturall heat. 
2 Fotus,m. 

A warming pan,vide pan. 
VUarme, 

r Calidus,tepidus,ad. tepens,p. 
That maket1 warme, 

1 Calorificus,ad. 


. 1o(Aarne and a{monifh. 


I Moneo, , fat 
2 Precipio,denunqo, v.te adrwonfh, 
To warne / rrvily, or @ little, 

1 Submoneo. 

To warne before. 

1 Premones. 2 Preſcribo. 

Te be warned, 

1 Commoncho. 

UVUarned before, ov forewarned. 

1 

UVUVarned. 

1 Monitus, admonitus, COmmone- 
factus,p. 

A warner, or admontſlep. 

1 Monitor, admonitor,m. 

A warnirg, or adveritſcment. 


1 Monitt,admoenitio.t. monitus,m. 


monitimn,n. 
2 Freicriptio,f. 
A warning groen before band. 


1 Przmonuus,m.premonnuo., 
That warneth. 
1 Monitotius,ad. 


; 


The Ware of clath, 

1 Stamen,n. 

To (Utarrant,aſſwe, or pronaiſe ſor 
4 cert ame, I ice « 43 Preſto, 
recipio. 

1 warrant you 

2 Me vide. 

VV arranted,or eftablifhed. 

1 Ratus,conſtabilitas,p. 

A warrant,oy warrantey, 

2 Auchor,m, 

UVarraniſe, 

# Fides,f, 

UVUhout warrant. 

1 Immiſus. 

Warantie, 

Vindex litis. 

To (Oar,wege,or make wwar. 

I Prghior,be & or, bello & or. 
To be in war,or 10 goe on vuarfare, 

1: Milto. 

T o ſerue in vvar for money, 

z Mereo,& or iNor, 

The vyar u ended, 

2 Bellawum,cſt,imperſ. 

A vuarnouryor man of vvay. 

1 Bellator,m tru,f preliator,duella- 
tor, ſttatiories,m miles. 

A lower of vuvarye. 

1 Philopolemns,ad. 

Commſ110ners to mwiter,and take vp 
men for warre. 

1 Conquilitores,m. 

Certaa,,e men of vuar, vwohoſ® manner 
it vvas to hawe two horſes, and vohen 
the ene was weave to leape pon the 0- 
thr. x De Mm. 

Men of war, alwaies «bout the flan- 
derd. 1 Campizeninulites, 

A man 0; war vpen the ſeas, 

1 Clathanus,m. 

Dazes appointed for war. 

2 Diesprzhares. 

VV ar. 

1 Bellum, prelium, dvellum, n. po 
lemus,polemus. 


2 Mars 
UUar.: alſo the exerciſe of war, 
i Militia,t. 


; TUVarby fre. 


1: Naumachia, f. d.(ſicum bellum, |; 
ravale bellum. 
A necef{uwie war , enterpriſed for the 

wwoſl me 1 rof evill. 
1 Bellum expiabile. ' 
A war brtweene the ſoule and the bo 
de. 1 Pſycomachia,f. | 
Aide in war, as when men of diverſe 
countries doe _ m Warre againtt 
one. 1 Symmachia, | 
Fellowſmp in war. 

1: Commilitia,f.commilitium,n. 

A ſerrmy forth towards war. 

1 Expeditio,f. | 
CAn inſtrument of war, whereinvvi ide 
firewencioſed to ſet timber 011 fre, 


1 Fhalkuicayt, 


4 


I 
—_— 


. 
2 "I 


% 
% % * 4. 


IRE 


WAS 


WAR WAS 
A warlikg engine mails of tron works, a eFooengi_ns. The waipe, commonly called an 
full of tharpe pointed nailetgor prickss. ny —_—— a Prokundo, at 1 Crabro,m. « 
x Bricius,m. T- Wat ; nr de 
MR furniture ſor war. To wah ——— WAP lutls, 1 Vn c Fl 
2 Inftrumentum.o. : 
py pees or from wars. Tewaſh out, To Co conſume, 
1 F. : Eluo. : Ablumo. 2 Tero,atrero, contero, 
VV arfare. To waſh bet weene, datero, devoro, diſperdo, 
s Milina,f res bellica. : Imterluo. fra ears. For wee. and 
|} Pertaining to war, _ | Towaſhoff,or away. conſume. 
| x Bellatorms,bellicus, bellicofus,mi- | 1 To wait,p0b,or ſpoile,as to wart coun- 
| litaris, Rtratioticus. 2 Martius, Ca- } = —_— free. 1 Expopu- 
1 ſtrenſts,ad., lor 1 
Apt to war, 7 9 - afore. To over, 
: Bellarius,ad. 7 _ r ye. 
Unapt to war, U _— oy wet all about, To ,07 conſume riot 
I trabellis,ad. « Ci 1 Prod neprr, ouſly 
Givente war. ow ane. ve. 
8 Belli I Rela To vvatt in eating and drinking 
] VVarkke. Tow the water doth the ground. | 1 Abligurs, 
I lax. 2 : Alluo To vyath avay,nem. 
Pertaining, or fit to war : alſs ware | To waſh the mvuth,and throat. | 1 Tabeſco, 2 Deli 
-| like. x Duellicus.ad. 1 Gargaizo, To be waited. 
:| That bringeth war. Tobe wajhed. 1 Corruo. 2 Delabor,morior, 
-} « Bcllifer, : Alluor, UViatted round about, 
VV arbekeer bi bes Warrier, VV ajb:d. | 3 Cortoſus, 
z ilrariter, adv. 1 Lautus, lows, layatus,collutus,p- UVaitted,or ſhoiled. 
As the war were at an end, vr ous. : Vaſtuus,deraſtatus,populatus,la. 
I 0,ady 1 labetactatus,p. 
A(Aurren. VV aſh:d mach UVUatted,or conſumed, 
2 Vivarium,n- : Prolutus,p. peus, 2 Tricus,attr:itus, 00. 
A warren of haret VV ajbed,ond made cleane. 
: L A . I p. VV ſons. 
A keeper of a woven, VV aſbed with, Dirupws , lancina- 
I vivarij. 2 | 
War-(cor. VV ajhed all oner, UUafied ew ay 
Subſidium pro bello. 1 Perlutus. 2 Li 
AQQarte. VV albed cleanes UV aited rrocoufty. 
1 Verruca,f. 2 Clayus,m, : Prolutus,clotus,p, 2 Profuſ comeſus,p. 
Alntle warte. All to be waſh:d,and imbr ed. A waetter,or he that watterh, 
x V 2 Pertuſus,p, 1 Conſumptor,m 
uf bitle blacks warte. Not waſhed, A vvalt good, or ſpend all, 
Illotus,p. 1 Nepos,profligator.m. 
Vas 10 ſinal at the roote, thet they | A waſher, 1 Lotor,w. An = =p. vvatter, 
ſeeme to hang by the ſinew. A waſhing. > 
x Acrochor I Lotio,t.baptlma,n. bapulms,m. A _— ſpoiler, 
Aliztle warte in the eye-lidr, which | A waſhing away. 1 Vaſtator, , . 
be moued with the finger. 1: Ablutio. tor,m, 
A waſbing,or purg ation, A vvalting or ſpoiling. 
VV artsgor lirrle pimples i in the face, 1 Vaſtatio, populatio, depepulatio, 
x Jomhi,m. Awaſbing bal, vide bel, ex 
4 wart ae big 454 branes - waſhing of tbe _—_ throat. | Awatting,or (pending, 
* CELIgOnE 2 Auri- 
—_—_ in the coruer of the A far _ tas,m, Fs 
I 1 Aquarium , apolotium, nymphez- | Rietous,or wedleſſe w 
He that bath ſuch warts umn,n. YT [Neporanmm prodguis, prodi- | 
\Bgi -- lscle waſhing place, f. 3 Profluyium,n | 
arts on the hands. jolum,n. efufio, o,C. 
- hich one canner waſh, or cannot be | A ma kb or conſumption of the bo. 
Flt of warns. waſhed. he. 
x Verracoſus, 5 Tknibilis _ SS lofſe of anie thing, by weas \ 
A Wale, or wreath to be laid under | A (Aalpec. | ,and occupying. 
aveſſel that is 10 be orne #n the head. | x Veſpa,ſpheca,F. I imentum,n. 
x Cefticitlus,in, 2 —_ & | UUalting,or pining away. 
To Wah;or rſs. A litle 1 Tabidus,tabitus,ad. 
x Lavo,colluo, baptizo. 2 Tingo, } x V. . | UVUaiting niotouſly, 2 Diſſolutus, 
| io. A kinle of waiFe. That vvaiteth,or u waftfull. | 
To waſh nach,or-long. 1 Proluc, | 3 1 on. x ad, 


That | 


hd _—_ 


WAT 


WAT 


a 


_ veſerd,ev Lack leth, 
V _ 
7 hat may be ated. 
abiks. 


T hat cannot be waſted, 
2 1 ad. 


2 Deſerrus, yacuus. 

VV afgfuliy. 

Frodg .,pr digaliter. 

2 SUMpUuose,NequireT, 

The WI 3ſt, t. maiale. 

A CAiſtro:t, vide coer. 

Ts Watch, vat e,or not to ſleepe, 
1 Vigloycrigl,advigile 

To watch, as mm 'h: ward. 

: Excubo, procubo, 

To waich agane. 

1K o. 

T's watch, and write by candlelight. 
1 Elucubrou,clucub:or. 

To warchomirke, or chore. 

1 Aſervo, obſervo, cultodio. 

To watch all mygbt, 

3 Nocto, perrocto, pervig 

Tos watch in an high a z Or _— 
high place, 1 Speculor, 

- watch, or tarie ſor, 


To watch ay eſþ'6« 


A watchman, 1 Bxcubitor,m. vigil, 
C2 viguanis, vigiharius, m. 2 Cu- 
com 

He that keepeth watch and ward 

withe ut the campe m the might, when 

the enipies ave tmeamped nigh at 

hand. 1 Procubitor,excubitor. 

A watcher , or lier in warght to de- 

ceme. 1 Infidiator,m. 

A ſerut watch, 

1 Speculator. 

A / anding natch, 1 Statores, ſtata- 

rj cxculvtores. 

One 61 VV itch, or ward, 

1 Mil: s ſtationarms 

IV atch ulneſſ*, or watching. 1 Vigi- 

lant-a, inſomnia 2 Inquies,F, 

AVV atching all mrebr. 

1 Pervigilatio,f.pervigilium. 

AVV achag, etherby day,or ngbr, 

: Vigiig,excubig, deeubiz,f, 

AVV ater ingy9r lang un watch, 

1 Fxcubatia,f. 
- VV atching in an Ops or 

tover, 1 Speculatio, f 

wn VV atch. 1 Fxcubitus, ſpeculatus, 

2 Cuſtodia, f 


The Waich,or word 'm acampe,or ci 
m me of way. $80 agar 5 
An 1ſþ12,or watch, 

Contpicillo. 

AVV ach word. 1 Symhenia, teſſe 
ra f. 2 Symbolum. 

He that briugeth, or gineth the watch 
werd. 1 Teſſcrarius,m. 


VV atchfull, or that freperbl hevls, 
1 Yogilars, p, vigil,ad. 
Very waichfull, 
1 Pervigil,ad.pervigilans,p. 
That pr. 465 watcheth. 
2 lnocciduus,ad, 
VV atching all day long. 
1us.ad. 


To ter, or morſlen a4 a garden. 
urigo, humeGo. 

Ta ſtrepe, or to lay in water , or to 

make ſoft by ſterprng in water, 

1 Macero. 2 Irromw,reipergs. 

- draw vp, or provide water. 


To water cartle, bearbs,or ſuch likes 

1 Adaquo,adaquor. 

To returne by Water. 

1 Kenavigo. 

To make water, 

r: Mcio,mingo, 

Vs atered. 1 4. *Fluviaws cients. 3 Ir- 
ngatus, aperius,p, 


dg feeped in water, 
1 Maceratus. 

A w«l er. bearey, 
1 

tg to cary VVater,, and weed 
in an army te a kitchen. 1 Lixas 

AVV ater guide. 

1 ConveRor. 

He that beareth wine , or VV ater in 
bortler, x Virarius,m. 

AVVatey drinker. 

3 Hydropota. 

He ns ſtarcheth out water ſprings 
and convereth them by conduits. 

1 Aqulex,m 

He thas hath the over fight of the ga- 
rey. 1 Aquaria, mM. 


A ay egy 1 £ 


—— 
1 Maceratio. 
PV ae 1 Aqua, vndalympha, la- 


I The vv, ater of a well, 
1 AnimJputci, 

VV ater powred. 

2 Imber,m. , 


A (rtle * ap 
1A 
— make 4 man lows the 
Place where they are ; louely waters. 
1 Amatrices aQug. 
SnowVV ater, x Nivales vnde. 
(eertaine VV aver which the 
accouned boly, ſing 1t before the [a= 
crifices , om which filthy, fangs 
the late dotung dinines of 
R ome hae dyawac their boly x. a 

1 Aqualuſtrats. 


Dd 


| . Apr fall of 


WAT 


jugs puteus. 
VV aters wherewith gardens be watts 
red. 1 Retrrix,F. 


4 mak! Wie. 
4 —— 


"A bubble of water, vide vaobl, 
A water pot ,ride pet, 

= mgng vp of water, 

The art,or ihill of watermen. 

1 Nayicularia,t. 

VV ater and by ſodden regether, 
1 Hydiomeli. 

VV ater mixed with ole, 

1 Hydrzleon, n. 

A gatberiag of Wazers. 

i Sollious 


The bringing of water bf wrewe! tad 

Place. 1 Hydragogia. 

Hee that bringeth water $0 « place by 

trenches and furroxes, 

i H 

A ſears for water, 

1 Hy 

A watering place, 1 Aquarium,a- 
rlumn lacus,m. 

A goord of water commons of rains. 

I , 

Salt watsr,'r brine. 

1 Mutia,f. 

Of,or pertaining to water, 

1 Flumineus, aquaticus, _— 

aquarius ſulcus , 4 watery fawrow, & 

aquariz cotes , grinding ſtones ſtate 

dirg in water, 


VV ateriſh. 1 Aquatun,fluidus,humi- 
dus 


VV ateriſh, or full of water. 

1A 

That doth water, watered, or that 
may eaſily be watered, 

+: Ri Jrrignus ws, ad. 

VV erevnto Waer deſcendeth fom 
gutters. 1 Comp 

That beth: under the water. 

I 
VV hatle, vever lweth m the watey. 

1 Aquatils,ad. 

That lwveth as well on the land, a 0n 
thewater. 1 Amwphibium. 

A Water baxe. 
x Ripa. 
ATGWater-ſheot 


roote,or ſtocke 


= += 


—————— - - - 


os 


i 


a. wo —m—_—__ —— 


ths 


— tn P_— 


WAV 


WEMA 


W.E A 


. The wathing of 
'I Crates,m. | 
_ VWatlid. 


I Cratitius,ad. 

ATatle, vide hare. 
To(Oane vp and downe. 

I _ 2 Vaclto,zſtuo. 


I * Ynda,CfuBus,m, 
_ raging waues of the ſea, 


M ade like,ar in faſhion of waues. 

1 Vndatus,yndwlatus,ad. 

Full of waxes. 

Vndoſus,ad. 

Cafting vp,or riſing vp in wants. 

x - = mg yndabundus,ad. 

Th it break-tb wants, 

1 FluQtitragus,ad, 

Toſſed by waues, 

1 FluQivagus. 

A mttting , or daſhing of contrarie 
Wwaues. 1 wiam , vt * 
flutuum. 

Like waues. 

1 Vulatim,adv. 

To Waner,er wa? to and fo. 

1 Vacillo. 2 Fluctuo, & or.nuto,labo, 
flaito. .AVV auering. 

1 Vacillatio,fluuano,Ff. 

VV auering, or mutability, Vide v1- 
conſtancie. # 

VV avering, or w to and fre. 
2T mon oY <g'"g 

VV avering,metaph ide onconſtant. 


To (are, or dreſſe with waxe. 
1 Ceru,czro,incero, 

C overed with wax*, or waxed, 

1 Ceratus,inccratus,p. 

VV axe. 

1 Cera,czra,f. 


1 A little waxe 


x Cerula,f, 
Seali Waxe, 
I Si 1 cer» 


The _ or ee of wax, the frſt 


PRI of the 


Of,or belonging to wax. 
x Cereus,ad. 
of waxe colour. 1 Cerinus,ad. 

-chaundler ide chandley, 
7 Ware, 0 to grow. 

v.encreaſe, 
Pa » Ir erp me. 
4 = img 
w- waxing, or growing. 
Incrementum 


I n. 
A waxing bard together, 
Cuack, he 


— hony. 
commolis,f. wEY 


ay v1 HI 


W ante 'E 


he Teaft wherevnto the warpt is 
= plied. 1 Linium,n 
To (eaken,make weak, or fe _ 

: Debilito, infirmo, 2 

abelac, encervo , dy , wer 
To be dldacks or feeble, 
I s 
_ Flacceo , flacceico, ie- 
neſco, da 
To be weake 
I Dcbilitor, 


VV eakened. x Infirmatus, debilita- 
tus, enervatus, confecus, fra(tus,cx- 
hauſtus,refractus,p. 

A _——_— 

1 Infirmatio, debilitatio,f. 

V Veake! eſſe, or feebleneſſe. 

1: Va , Invalerudo, infirmitas, 
debilitas , impotentia , Imbecilli- 
tas,f. languor, m. 2 Fragilitas,de- 
feRio,f, 

VV eake, feeble, or without powey. 

1 Invalidus,infirmus,imbecillis, im- 
bellis, enervis, ARRAS —_ 
rus,p, impotens, lan- 
guekzens, R—_— debils. 2 Fra- 
pilis,etfoetus, intermortuus, eluinbis, 
tradus,p. 

Very weake. 1 Perimbetillis, perim- 
becillus, perinfirmus. 

VV eake or feeble inthe loines. 

1 Elumbis, clunbus,delumbis, 
VVeake of courage. 

1 Puſillanimus, puſillanimis,ad. 

That it weake , brought low, and ta- 
keth no food, 

1 SynteQicus,ad- 2 Aﬀetus. 

VVhich hath a weake , or ſ; cke ſtoe 
mocke. 1 Stoma ad. 
Wealth, 2 FaQtiosf. 

VVealthy, 1 Potens. 2 Copioſus,ad. 
vide rich, 

A common-Tlealt,or weale publick 
1 Reſpublica,f. 

A troubling,or r»ffling in a common- 
wealth. 23Procellayf. 

To Weane, 

1 Ablao, 2 Depello,diſiungo. 
VVeaned. x AblaRtatus,p.delicus, 
ad. 2 Depulſus,p. 

A weaning. 

1 AblaQano,f. 

_ , mg 0nes ſalfe w#hTaeapons 


TN _ erect or diſweapon, 

1 Exarme. 

A weapon, 

x Telum. 2 Ferrum,n. 

VF eapens. x Arma,n. 

A weapm male wholly of yron. 
1 _—_ 


A weapon baumg three points. 

1 Tridens, 

A certaine weapon ſomewbor long. 
: Vrbina,f. 

VV, capon whetters, 

1 Samiarijj. 

A weapon like a bye ſheave, 

I Sabina, f 0 ” 


VT, eaponed, 
1 Armatus,p. 
VVeaponle ie. 
x Incrmi 


> mms weapons, 
iT ,Armiger 

ToWeart, or waſte,adt. 

I Tero,detero, ter0. 

To weare before. 

1 Pretero, 

To weare out, 

1 Extero. 

To weare out land, and make it bar- 
ren, 1 D 

To weare away, as water doth the foot 
of aſtone walle. 2 Subedo, 

To weare or waſte away,neut, 

: Decreico, 2 Tabeſco, exoleſco, 
obſoleo, obfoleſcv, evancſco, exa- 
reo, 

To weare out, and conſume any thing. 
1 Conſumo,ablumo,cxtero,ſubtero. 
2 Conhicio. 

To weare 0:4t of minde. 

2 Exareſco,cxoleſco. 

VVorne. 1 Tritus,attritus,contritus, 
ſubtritus. 2 Adeſus,cxcſus,obſoletus, 
exolterus,p.effortus,ad. 

He that weareth any thing. 

1 Tritor,contritor,m. 

A Wearing. 

1 Attritio,f. attritus, obtritus, ms. 
ToTeare,« one doth a garment, 

1 Induo,gero, peſto. 

To weare ; often. 2 Geſtito- 
VVearmg. 

'Y | ,Þ- 

Weares , damme:, or fluces, to ſtop 
the courſe of water. 

1 Cataratz. 2 Moles,f, 

To make {leary, to tire,or fatigate 
1 Laſſo, delaſlo, farigo, defatigo, 
2 Domito, rado, vt aures radere to 
weary the earer,cundo,contero,vt al- 
quem oratione Contere, #0 weary ane 
with bis talke. 

To waxe wearte. 

1 Laſſeſco,elafleſco. 

To be wearie, 1 Defatiſcor,deferiſcor. 
To be wearied. 1 Lalor, fatigor, de» 


fatigor.z Degravor. 

VVearied , or tired. 1 Fatigatus, 
defatigatus, laſſus, laſſatus, delaſla- 
tus, feſſus, defeſlus. 2 FraRtus, rup- 
rus. 

Somewhat wearied. 


That cenzer be wearied. 1 Indefeſ. 
ſis, indefarigabilis. 3 Adamantinue, 
ad. 


VFea*\. 


"4 


'WEA 


"'WEA 


VV eatine ſe, orf ainting. * 
1 Laſlitudo,fatigatio, Jefarigatio. 
2 Languor,mn . vt rerum ſe. 
nio torpeſcere , To waxe hoany with 
wearine ſe of things, 
I «am Ctarie, 
1 Txder 
Diſtzdet >me. 
Per 
———wrn 1 Pertzſus,p. 
VV carineſſe,or Ierhſonmeſie. 
i Tzdium, ms 
2 Odium,n. ſaticras,f. 
The Teaſande of 4 mans throat. 
1 Gula,f. curculio, m. ſublinguinm, 
x 
The wtaſant, or wide pipe of the 
lungs, 1 Trachea,trachia. 
It waxeth faire Weather. 
1 Diſſcrenat,imp. 
WV eather. 
1 Tempeſtas,f. 2 Coelum,n. 


Faire weather. 


Faireneſſe of weather. 

1 Serenitas,f, 

( loſe,darke, or cloudy weather, 

1 Nebuloſam. 2 Auſtcinum cachum. 


1 Tempeſtas 
VVhen the weather is overcaſt. 


1 Impendente pluvia. 


Faire without clowdes. 


quillus,ad. 

Inf.ure weather, 

1 Sereno. 

A TAeathercocke, or vere. | 

J ——— penncillum,n.triton, 
= eather, gelded ſheepe. 

1 Vervex,nefrens, dub, gen. aries ca- 
ftratus. 

A bell-weathery, 

1 Vervex ſeQarius,dux 


Like a weather, ger Loy af Wea- 
et I TY vervecinus, ad- 


7 "ans. 1 Texo,detexo. 2 Ple- 
20, Ordior. 

To weane out,or the end. 

1 Pertexo. 

To weaue m, or with another thing. 
1 Intexo,attexo. 

To weaue togethey, 

1 Contexo. + 

To weaue , or wagge vp aud dovune, 
videwveaurer, 

To weaue round about. 

1 Obtexo, circumtexs. 

To weane,or 19ine $0 after, 

iS "" 


To weaue ſilke. 


VV eaued, or wourn. 


1 Texts, contexms,p, 
VV ouen,or wrought betweene. 
I 


A weauer ,nangor woman, a webſtay. 


1 Textor,m. trix,f, 2 PeRtinis mode- 
rator. 
A filke VV eaver. 

x Sericarjus, tramoſricus,m, 

A linnen VV eauer, 

I Linteo,m. 
A weavnrig. 1 Textus,intextus,Con- 
textus,m, textura, F. 
A weaving together, 

1 Contextus, m: contextura,f. 
A thing wouen,or wouen Works. 

1 Textum,textile,n. 
The weavers craft, 

1 Textrina,F. 


A weauers beame ,- or role, whereon 
thy tune their web at hand, 


Iugum,n 

- weavers arr, 

1 Liciatorium. 

- 9g of fluſſe fit for weauing. 


No _— in weaving , called the 
woufe,or weaft, n herewnto the warp is 
attied. 1 Su Ns 

The warpe. 

1 Stamen,n, 

A weauers ſtay in his loome , hauing 
reeth like a combe., 2 Peften,n. 

Of, or belonging to a weaner, or to 
weaning. 1 Textorius,d. 

That is weaued, or wouen, 

1 Textilis. 

VVonn togethey, one with another. 
x Contexte, contextims 

_ TUth of a eloath. 


Tela,f, 
The long ronghneſſe of the VV eb. 
iP 


The Warpe, » and weefe of the webbe, 
vide ſopra in weaue, 
The VVeb,or pearle m the ee. 


1 Albugo, 
To Caen, vide to mary. 
VVedlocke, & VV e ,Vi.marrage, 
To drive in, as ts cleave with 4 
wenge: to »nake e-W1[e,or nar® 
rower to Wards an — unco 
To be cleft with Ag » or "os lie 
wedge-w:ſe.1 Cuneor. 
M ade m forme of a VV -dge. 
1 Cuneatus, p. vt collis cuncatus, 


ager CUncatus 
Opened, or clonen with a VVedge. 

Diſuncamsp: Ws 
AVVedge. 1 Cuneus, m, epiſchidi- 
on,n.2 Clayus,m. 


| .4TAedge,or peece. 


I Bolus, =, / ” 
A great we Le, peece,or mget of gold. 
1 Palacra,f. 


A et 1 > inn 


I 
ToVVeed againe, 
1 Rearri 


To VVeed with a weeding hooke. 
3 Runco, erunco. 2 Averrunco ex- 


TeV Feed,or pull vp weedes, 
1 Erunco. pal P 

To bring forth VV eeds, 

2 Herbeſco. 

A VV eceder. 


1 Sarritor, nuncator. 
VV eeders n gardens, 
I 


A VV «dag booke.1 Sarculus,m. 


AV 

Noxia, 
1 Haba < Erratic, 

Volmaria. 
A VVeed with a red ſtalke, winding 
about hearbes. 1 Cuſcutha,f. 
AVVeed leanes like lettice, 
growny in the ſea,and otherwiſe cal- 
led reckes,or ſea- weede. 
1 Alga,viva,f. fucus marinus. 
— war ht lo reckes, or ſea-werde. 


ke = Veed - the Wilde wine. 

1 Labruſca,f.labruſcum,n. 
TheVVeed called ceckle. 1 Alcacat- 
gi,alcaquengi,:.lkakengj 

AVVeed growing m the corne: ſome 
call it axewonthgherſ;;ce POR 
or a /chofler, 

1 Pelecinns, pelecinus,m. 

A (t:nkang VV eede,of the kind of this 
ſtles, the ſhong ſavour whereof cate 
ſeth ther rofall fam a dogs eaxes, 


1Cy ,N. 

VV eed; which grew for lacks of buf= 
bandry, 2 Situs,m. 

AVVeede growing in corne, like to 
withwimde, called 'bucke-vvheate, or 
bindecomne. 1 

AVVeede growing dent cha like 
witkwinde , and hath a flowey lthe 
time, and us wſe d as a gentle purger of 
melancholy, 1 Epi on,n. 
A ciytaine verde windy 
corne, or chanke, or chokeweed. 
1 Erumgina, 

AVVeed running about leaues and 
trees, hauing red branches, and the 
leaues buing the -” he called rope 
weede,or weepe=binde 

1 Volubilis, 

AVV cede growving among peaſe and 
beanes, and deſtroteth them. 
1 Cynomorion,n. 


absut 


3 Bombycino, | 


A 


as _—_—__ 


W.EE 


WEI 


WEL 


as 


- eeke,cheſface nr 
PI DN 2 Seprimane, 


Dertaming to a vuokks, 3:4 
x Hebdomadaris, ad. 
The Wceke, or match FEryers 1 
* Myxus,m, ellychniam,n. 
AMeele te take fiſhes. 
: Naſſa,t.excipuls,m. 
VV eeles ts take colts, 
1 Caudecz,. - 
A little vweele, 
I Tends | 2 | #4 L mm 
To Ueen,ſup poſe, & & derm,or wvend 
1 Opinor.arbitror,v 40 thinks or ſnp- 
0'e. 

” vyrenng,or wpp «ſing 

1 Opinio,opinatio,f. vide te ſuppoſe, 
and deeme, 
To erpe.or vwhme, 1 Fles,ploro 
lachtymo,lachrymor. 2 Marco,cs, 
u,& tus, vide lament. 
R 0 wveepe for, 


,defleo. 
To vveepe togethey. 1 Cullaugme, 
———_ 3. Cengemo, conge » 

my 


To- wveepe, or ory ours 
Ej 


—_ 


woegpe ſore greatly. 


They -—— 
1 Fletur.2z Gemitur, 


VV ept for. 
I Hos tans, 


That weepeth much. 
1 Plorabundus,ad. 


eady to weepe,n Lach , 
a ly pe rymabundus 


A Wwerper, 4 

1 Plorator, lachrymator,m. 

Fagag. 1 Lachrymatio, colla- 
no, ploratio, comploratio, f 

— coploratis, fletus,mQus,m, 

A weeping with beating the breaſt, 

1 Planftus,m. 

The weeping of one being beaten. 

2 Gannitio,f.gannitug,m, 

A weeping and wailing. 

I « Fjolanm,m 


t for. 
7 Flats COPE 
FF epingy 


S—— 


ere. 
 —— tanquam, inſtar, yt inftar 
—— were a hill. 
Gale nets © gurali 
I ,CUICU- 
lio,dub 


—_—_ mae. 
I 


,N. 
Aweewll , or little wornee arnorgeſt 
corne, 1 Ci 


To (Aeigh, ba!nce, or poiſe,a. 
1: Trutno,umnor, 

, 0. 
To werg'1,or potſe together. 
I . 


by wergh dilezently, 


Towegh downe. 1 Degravo, depen- 
To weigh more on one fidegghan on the 
other. 


x Przgravo, przpondero, 
To VVeigh,or be of weight ,neut. 
1 Pendeo, 


T wergh,or conſider, AM wy 
Aiko, appendo. 

Mey penlito, vide conf Sg 

T's be VV etghedgor corſidered. 

1 Examinor. 2 Excutiot. 

VV eighed, or balanceds 


1 Libratus. pon.icratus,expeaſus,ap- 
penfus, penlatus,p, 

VV eighed downe. 

1 Degravatas. 3 Deprefſus,p. 
AVV exgher,or he that weigheth. 

1 Penſater, librator, libratus, peni- 
tator,m. 

APV eighey, or be that oldeth the 
ballance 1 Libripeus,m 

He that a agg, 5 ogy 
thing dill:gently, 1 L 

A wenn FF gher of wooll,or flaxe 
1 Libraria,f. 

AVVe rghing. 

i Libratio,f. 

Aduligent VV righing, and pondering 
1 Penſatio,penlitatio. 

Any thing VV ergbed. 

+ Penſum. 3P 

VV fe, 

Derelium. 

ATAeight, vide weights. 

To make TAetghty, or heawvie, 

2 Degravo, ingravu 

To make, oy be more V Veighty. 

1 Przgravo 

Tow xe VVeightie,or heavy. 

1 Graveſco. a 

To waxemore RV erghty. 

1 Ingraveſco. 

VV eightmeſſe, or — 1 Gra. 
vitas,ponderitas,f. 

A thing that is very Pets, and 
great: alſo the weight, greatneſſe 
of a thing. 1 Moles, 

VV eighty. x —- "OI 
CIP magns, plum- 


Fe werghty. ns 2 Onero- 


,permagnus,ad. 
Somewhat VV eighty, 
IT Graviuſculus,ad. 


0, 


VVeldre. 
—_ 
V <lheded $ vide dried. 


| ATbell. : Fems,pucus,m. 


Al lattle VVell. 
iF tus, 
The cover of 6F Vell. 

s. Puteal. 


YT ping 1 Fons,m. orig, \. 


AVV a —_ that gathereth wa. 
ters together, 1 Aquaclex. 
- dig ger, or < ws; of awell, 


ad. % 


_— 


A VVels + nk brimme. 


I . 
Of,or belonging toaVVell, 
1 Putealrs, putcanus,ad. 
(1:11, i Bene, belle,re&s. 2 Appo- 
lire, ſcite, lepide, commode. 
Vey well. 1 y_ , =_ 
2 Przclare ,graphice, ac ſatis, per- 
commode, tacule, yt facile meauni, 
{ remember it very well, 
VVel/ goe to, 
t Fja,age. 
Very we'l, gue to, excreaſe , go on for, 
ward,procee:', gr ow more and more. 
1 Mate in fin;, & maRii in pl. a 
maQus ; quanquam fine qui ten» 
tint ady, yuCes adhogtationem tan- 
run fignificantes , quis viimur, 
cum aliquem vb 1eu: bene capram 
laudamas , & ad proticicndun ad» 
hortamur. 
VVell Cox. 

1 Euge. 
We Inigh, vide alm:ft. 
As well, 
1 Et,tam, 
—_ = 


VVell ppwervy i Confultus,ad. 
VVell handled. 

: Accuratus,ad, 

VV ell belored, 

i Charus,ad, 
ToTAelcome, 

1 Grarnlor, 2 Excipio, 
VVelicommend. 


x Gratus,ad optati 

Very welcome. 1 oF Pergrans,od. 
== CD 

A COKlt of agarment 

x Funbcia, vaiftita,f.limbus,m. vide 
garde, 

The welt of a ſhoe. 

3 Intercutiumn- 

To welter,i, w-llow. 

I'Veltering Volutatio. 

UWclth, vide wealth. 

—_ _— [= 
ATAanN wit, or m . 

"* Ancilla , ancallula, puella, pope, 

puera,filola,6 

A lwrle PV ench,ov girle. 

1 Virguucula , juvencla , aduleſ. 
centuli,f. 


Aft 40 


; 
; 


WET 


WHA 


WHE 


— 


A ſinging wenclh, x Plaltria, canta« 
trix,percantatrix,f. 

A wench full of handſome, or mery 
qualities : a dawncing vvench, 

1 Ludia,f. 

A wench ynder the ace of 12 yeares, 
1 Impubes,8 impubis. 

A wench,or woman ſervant, 

i Servula;F. 

Awitty weneh,or ſhrew, 

I Naſutula,f, 

A fellow that giueth himſelfe to the 
loue of wencher. 

i Ancillariolus,m, 

VVeuch-like , or after the manney of 
wenches, 3 Puzllariter,adv. 

To wend, vide go or grange. 
ATArnne. 

1 Scrofula,ſtruma?F. 

A wenne, or bunch of atree. 

r Molluſcumn. 


To werrie, do. 

Uaerte,vide wear. 

Caerthe,or vn/averie, 

1 Inconditus, inſipidus, 

The TAefand of the throate, vide 
wea/aut, 

The Teſt pot of the world. 

t Occaſus,occidens,m. 

The weſt countrey. 1 Regio occiden- 
talis,Regio veſpertina. 

The weſt , or weſterne winde , vide 
windes. 

Of, or belonging to the weſt part of 
world, 

1 Occidentalis, occiduus,ad. 
Ceſtminiter 4 

2 Forum,n aula baſilica. 

Te {let or make wer, 

1 Madido,made:;acio, madifico prov 
luo. 2 Roto. 

To wet quite through, oy all over, 

1 Permadefacio. 

To be wet, 1 Madeo,demadeo,com- 
madeo,madefio, humeo humeſco. 
To w1xe wet, 1 Humeſco,madeſcu, 
demadeſco. 

Tobe wet with dew. 

1 Roreſco. 

To be thromghly wet. x Permadeo, 
permadeſco. 2 Difflua. 

To vvet againe, 

1 Remadev. 

VVetted, made wet, or moiſtened, 

rt HumeRatus, p. 

Vi erred with rame, 1 Implutus, 
impluy plutus. 

VV tneſſe, or mo ſure. 
mador.m.humditas,f, 
VV tne ſe, or naturall moiftnes of the 
round, 1 Vligo l 

VVet. 1 Madidus, humidus, ma- 
dens, humens, vdus,ad. 

VVet,or moe ſtcncd with dew. 

1 Roſcidus,ad. 


1 Humo, 


That u alyaier wet and morſt, 


I . 
They be eaſily vvetted, or ate. 
red. 1 Riguus.ad. 


VVetv neath, 
1 Subriguus,ad. vide water. 
Wether,vide weather. 


ATAtther, or gelded ſheepe', vide 
vveathery. 


Anil, or zite,vide vurevill, 


WW anute H 
Than, vide v vhen. 


VV har finger. 

Cuſtos portus. 

A{fUharle, o wherne to put ov 4 
ſp:indle,ro ſpin with, 

1 Spondylus, harpax, m- verticula.f. 
verticulum,n.rh2mbus, m. 

A [tile wharle. 

1 Vertieillus,m., verticillum,n. 
What. « Quis,quidzecquid. 
VVhat maxney. 

; Cujaſmodi. 

}Vhat manner of man. 

1 Qualis,quis. 

VV hat country man, 

1 Cujas- 
VVhat number,or order, of of what 
number ,cr order. 1 —. 
VVaatſoever, 1 Quicquid, quidyis 


V Vhatſoeney man he be. 

1 Qualis qualis,qualiſcunque, 
VVhatſoeurr thou wilt, 

' Quidvis,quodvis. 

VVhat matter,oy thing. 

1 Quidnam,quid. 

VV hat matter,or thing. 

1 Quidnam,quid, 

VVhat,or how great 4 moatter, 
1 Quant. 

VVhat manner of. 

1 Quid. | 

V Vhat /ay you of, or to thite 


1 Quid. 
Tocke place.1 Quo» 
By what place. 
1 Qua. 
By what place ſoeuer,or what vvay [oe 
eWir, 1 UACUNQUE. 
For Fay... vide wherefore, 
A WAhaul -1:d horſe. 

i Glauciolus, m. 
ATheale,v>belke,puſh,or pimple, 
+ Puſtula, tubercula, f. pſydra» 
cium,n. 

A little wheale , or puſh ſwelling m 
the neckgor vnder the armes. 

1 Atheroman. 

A red wheale, or angry, puſh, or bl.- 
ſter. 1 Papula, 

Plenty of ſuch wheales. 

3 Papuloſiras,f. 


Red ,and angrie wheales, 

1 Sudaminz,ft. 

A wheale,or puſh yiſing in the thin by 
mgbt. RepinyCiv,epinyQides. 

A lutle wheale, puſh, orrenghner of 
the thin m the face, cawſed by tbe heat 
of the ſun, 1 Ephelis,t. 

A lttle round prmple or wheale, yie 
ſing mthe body , but eſpecially in the 
bands and face. 1 Lemicula,Ff. 

A pimple, wheale, or ſpeckle in the 
fac 2,red and wan like a lintle, 

I 


Full of (5c wheales, 

1 Lentigt 

Full of puſhes,or wheales, 

1 Puſtuloſus,d. 

Full of red angry wheales, 

1 Papuloſus, ad 

He that h ith; wheales, 

1 Puſtulatus,ad. 

Wheate, « Triticum,n. ariſta,f. 
2 trumentum,n. » 
A kind of pure wheate , called alſo 
Far,v/ſed m eld tire inſacrifice, 

1 Ador,adoreum,n. 

, VV neat that ſpringeth not well out of 
the hoſe, when it groweth in the eare, 
1 Pavera,f. 

A kind of wheate, 

1 Cluſimum. 

A kind of ſmall, fine and whit wheat, 
3 Siligo,olyra,f. 

Meale of wheat, 

1 Far,n. 

VV heaten flower. 

1 Pollen,n. 

A wheaten ffraw. 


NN LT 


2 N 
A kind of french wheate, 
1 Sandalom,n. 
Tiph wheat , or wheat of Romea a 
cert aine corne Much like to our rie. 
1 Typha,f. 
The fourth ſort of the wheat , called 
Far. 1 Alicaftram,n. 
Beeeh wheat . 
1 Fagopyrom. 
Sommer wheate of three monthes 
growth. 1 Tricicum Trimeſtre,Tri- 
ticum fitaneum. 

ea wheat,or Zeland wheate, 
1 Robus,m. rriticum 
Fine,or winter Woeate. 
1 Triticum, filgineum.. : 
Turkiſh wbrate. x Triticum Sarach- 
nium, Triticum Turcicum. 
A kind of wheat which hath an r00 
cornes 1m one edre, 
x Centigranus,m. 
A wheat plumvide plums. 
A wheaten cake. 
1 Farreum. 
Belonging to wheat,or made 2/wheas 
1 Farreus,fartinus, trieiceus. 2 File 
Belongong fo,07 made of frue wheat of 
| floure, x Siligineus, of 


_—_u— ans 


bh 
E 


WHE 


WHE 


WHTI 


Fark ————— A. 


a}. 


—_—_— 


——— 


—_ 


| 


0f,or belonging to the wheat Ader. 
—_ 


Full of VVheats 

x Triti 

Of, orbelonging to a kind of wheate, 
which groweth in three monethz, 

x Sitancus,m. 

To workewith the Ulheele , « twr- 
ners doe, x Torno. 


1 Rota,f. 

A little wheele, 

x Rotula,Ff. 

A turners wheele. 

x: Tornus. 

A wheele to draw vp water, 1 Hau- 

ſtrum, hauriturum,n. 

A cart wheele, 

1 Orbita,f. 

A water mill VV heele, 
a Tympanum,n, 

The great wheele of a crane, wherein 
men raife burdens and packet, 

1 Tympanum verſatile. hs 

The jpoling, or weauers VV heele, 

I Harpedone. 

Aſpmning VV heele, 

I ,m. 

»A potters VVheele, 


1 Rota . 
AVV heele with ſpokes, 
radiata 


, . 


1 Rota ; 

TheVVheele of a windles, or gin, -in 
the which the rope runneth, 

1 Trochlea,Ff. 

Of,or belonging to a VV heele, 

x Rotalis 


wr clebarrowyrie bayrom, 
celew2tghe. 
x Rotifex, rotarias 


I b 

A TAhelke, vide VV heale. 

To cry (the a (Ahelpe, 

1 Glaucito. 

AVVaelpe. xn Catulus, catellus,ca- 
niculus,ca ,m. 

AVVhelpe of @ Lyon, 

1 Scymnus. 

A young VVhelp not yet well trained, 
I 1 - canis, R 


He that counterfeiteth a little whelp 
or ages I OE.” 

Of,or belonging to a whelp or dog. 

I Cuties 4 - 

To VVhelue, vide comer. 

Then? « Quum ? cum ? quando? 
vbi? ecquando? ady. 

VT n2nſoever. 

1 Quandocungue, 

Whence ? 

1 Vnde ? qua ? ady. 

From VVhenee? Quo? 

VVhence thouV Vile. x Vndelibet. 
(dhere ? 

1 Viy? vbinam ? vbinam genti 

VV ere you liſt, or wheye it 

1 Qualibet,qualubet, bes, -_ 


Emery where. 
1 Paſlim,vbique. 
VVherel 4m. 


ubi,vbiliber. 
VV berefore not, or VV hy not ? 
1 Quidni ? quia ? 
VV herfore ? why ? or for what cauſe? 
s Quamobrem ? quapropter ? 
quid autem ? qua de rc ? quare? cur? 
ad 


V. 
Do you ake why ? or whereſore ? 
x Quid? 
VVherefore I pray you. 
em 


I . 
VVherefore, or therefore, 1 Quocir- 


VV herein. : I Quid. Fs 
VVherete, 

VV hereof, 

MV oy $ x Vade. 

VV herewith, 

A TAherie, or ſerry boate. 

I Poep,m.limer, hb. g.Porthmbs,£ 
vide (culler, 


1 Porthmeus. 

A TAherle,vide VVharle. 
Whether, or no, 1 An, vtrum, gi, 
ne numquid,num, quidnam, 
VV hether, or to what place, 
1 Qu0,quonam,ady. 
VVhethey thou wir. 


T . 

A. 

I Quorſum, 

V Whether ſoever of the two. 

1 Vtercunque, vter, vterliber. 

VV hether of the two you will. 

1 Vtervis, vtercunque. 

VVhether, or to what place ſoevey, 
1 Qu0quo,quocunque,ady. 
VVhethey at any time, 

1 Numquando,adv, 

To Wihet, 1 Acuo,exacuo,coacuo, 
exaſpero. 2 Extero, ſubigo, 
VVhetred. 

1 Acutus,exacutus. 


A little whetſtone, 

x Coticula,f. 

A quarry,out of which whetftones aye 
drawne. 1 Cotaria,f, 


TWhich,or w:lke. 


x Qui. 


VV hich thing, 
od 


1 Quod, 
VV hich of the twe, 
1 Vter,vternam. 
VThich Way, 


r Qua, 

Why, vide wherefore, 
While , whilome or in the means 
while,or ſpace, x Interim,interea. 
VVhile,whileſt,or untill that, 

1: Dum,donec,ady, 
After a while, 

1 Propediem. 

A great while ſince. 1 
longam,multim,ady. 
A very great while, 

1 Perdiu,adv. 
(Agreat while ſince, 


I Iamdin. 
x Aliquandiu , pau- 


Diu,diutine, 


A little while. 
liſper, aliquantiſper, aliquanto , pa- 
rumper,aliquantulam, 

A little while agoe, 

1 Modo,adv. 

A good while agoe, 

1 Dudum, jamdudum,ady, 

A very little while. 

1 Paulifper, momentuls,ady, 

VV bile this was a domg, 

1 Interhac, interea, adv. 

To Whine. 

t Ploro. 

To whine like babe, or childe, 

1 Vagio, vide to weepe, 
ATUhinue. 

1 Rhamnus,m. 

VV hinnes, or ſurz.es, 

1 Erica,erice,crix,f. 

To {hip,or ſcowge. 

1 Verbero,cedo. 

To be whipped, 

x Vapulo. 

To be often whipped, 

x Vetberito. 

VVhipped, x Verberatus,p. vapula» 
ris,ad, : 

One that u worthy to be whipped, 

1 Maſtigophorus,m. verbereus, 
They that for a reward Wid ſuffer 
themſelues to be beateu with whips, 

1 Flagratores,m. 

LAVV p* | 
1 Flagellum, verbaculum,n. 

iA whip hauing Plummets of lead at 
the ends of the cordes, uſed of the Ro- 
miſh peeuiſh penutents. 

3 $corpio,\{corpius,m., 

A little whyp. 

t Flagella,t. 

A kinde of whip , that one #u beaten 
wethall,vntill he ſweat. 1 Sudiculum, 
fudaculum, um,N, | 
VVhipping cheare. 


x Yerbera, 4 
Belonging to wh! ping. 
1 Placillariun,ad: 


Borne to he beaten, 
I Plagiter, 


—__— 


W HI 


WHI 


nt —_——— 


WHO 


He that whippeth ,0r is whipped nowch. 
I Planalas, 11. vide ide (comrge. 

To vp and downe, like a wag- 

Todco, 
tpſaw , wherew:th timber i 

SH x1 Runcina,runca, f. 

A TAhtrling,or curning round, 

x: V ,m. vertigo,f. 

The VV mhing of the winde, 

1 Stridor ventorum, 


That whileth about. 

1 Verticoſus,ad, 

VV hirled about. 

"pthirlogt 

A | 4 b 

2 Veniuls 506 
AThirlepoole. : Vertex, yor- 


tex, by ne ,m. —_ 
trlewtn 


I x nee m. 
pr -_ raging whirlewinde, 
phon,rapidus, vortex. 
ecthirlewinde a dogs name. 
,m. 
, Or ferryran, to paſſe #« 
ver 4rtver, vide wheryy. 
Te Whiſper: 
x1 Suſurro. 
VV hi rlebone . 
Condulus. 
To whiſper with otbeys. 
1C muror. 
To whiſper in one eare, 1 Inſufuro, 
- 2 Sutllo, 
A whiſperer, 
1 Sulurro,m. 
Aprivie whiſpering, 
1Suſurrus,m. N. 
" privy whiſpering in the care, 
Inſuſurratio,f, 


1 Lzla 
A 


wy whiſpering. 
1 Suſurr 
That whiſpereth, alſs of, or belonging 
. _ ering. 1 » 
iſtle. 
2 2 &ibile inſurro. 
To whiſtle out of 4 place, 
2 Exibilo 


To wh; 
21 
_ _ to anborſe, * 
pIzo. 
” int lers 
2 Sibilator,m. 
A whiſtl ng winde, 
2 Ventus ſuſurrans. 
He that whiſtleth to an horſs, 


AwhP ling. x Popiding n, poppiſ- 
mus.2 Sibilus,m. 
-— oy en Fiſtula,f.calamus,m, 


Hem, 


—_— 


Ti e white often. 


To be very white. 
1 Recandeo. 
To be ſomewhat white, 


1 Subalbico. 

To waxe white. x Candeſco, albeſ- 
coalbico,albeo. 

To be, or waxe white,or boayies 

1 Caneo,caneſco, > wr - 

To make white, or glo ore, 

I a. } 4 ita 

To waxe white, a; milke. 


1 Elacteſco. 
T's be made white, 
1: Albor. 


; Vhited, or made white. 1 Albatus, 
—_ P:- 
VVhited, cr painted with white lead. 
1 Ceruſſatus }P- 
C lothed 1VVhate. 
2 Candidarus,albatus,p. 
VVhiteneſſe. 1 Albor,candor,m. al 
bedo,albitudo,f.album,n 
VVhritrag, or bleaching of cloth : alſ6 
whirencts. 1 Candicantia. 
VVhite luming, 
: Albariur,n. 
VVhuflow, a kind of ſore, 
3- Panaritium. 
VV hate meates made of milke, 
1 LaRticinia,n. 
VV hiteneſſe of the haire. 
1 Canities. 
The VV hite of anegge. 
1 Leucoma, albumen,n. 
TheVVhute of the eie, 
1 Albugo, 
rg 
1 Ceruſla,F. 
VVhite haires. 
1 Cani,m. 
wy VVhite pot, ,or cuſtard. 
ala, 
The ite beneath in the leafe of 6 
roſe, 1 Fortex. 
VV hite,vide colours. 


VV bither,vide Ro " 
vVellwhitlen or cupſhot.1 Temu- 
lentus. 2 Madidus,irrigurs,ad. 


The feaſt o {Thitſonttide. 
1 Pentecoſte,F, 


Who? 
quinam ? ecquss ? pron. 
VVhoſocucr. 

quiſquis, 


VV Rift Jour you w'll, 
x Quivis. 

I maketh no matter Whos 

1 Quilber. 

To be, or waxe Whole ,or well in bo- 
by. 1 Convaleſco, revaleſco, valeſco, 
evaleſco, Ganeſco, conſaneſco, con- 


ano. 
To make whole in body, 
1 $ano,curo. 

Dd 4 


Adm 


—_— — 


x Quis? qui ? quiſnam ? | 


4 


To be whole,and m good health, 

1 Valeo, 

VVhole,or well in health. 

Hh anus, valens. 2 Alacer, 


VVhole ſaf,or ſound. [i | UID 
+ V bolenefe, or health, 
Sanitas, valetudo,F. 


That may be grabs. cured. 
I $anabilis,ad 
To waxe,or be made Tholt , Or ſo. 
lide, x Solideſco, « 3 Conglu. 
tinor, 
To make whole, or ſolide. 
1 Solido,conſolido. 
To make VV hole againe« 
1 Sarcio. 
VVholeneſſe , or the ſtate of athing 
When nothing 14 wantinge 
T Inte 
VVhole,or ſound. 
x Solidus,ad. 


VVhole all, or entire. x Totus, fyn- 
cerus, integer, perpes. 2 Plenus,incor. 
ruptus,ad. 

The whole. 1 Summum. 

VVhole,or unnerſall. 

I + *, yt mundus vnlyerſus, 


IT inp, poſt » Þt felt , wor 


inſolido , inſoli- 
ION 
V Vholely, or altogether. 1 Integro, 
totaliter, in totum, , in ve 
verſum, 
VV holely,or utterly. 


VV hole/orne 
x Salubritas,t. | 
VV boleſome. 1 Salutaris, ſaſuber,ſa- 

lutifer, alubris. 2 Bonus, fanus, ad. 


przſens,p. 

Very = » ER 

1 Saluberrimus, ad. 

VVholeſomely. 1 Salubriter, falu- 
bris faluberrime,alutariter, 
Ulhom, 


I Quem. 
VV#h whome, 


1 Quicam,quocum. 
A. 994. _— wile, 
1 Quiliber,qui 
To commt 71hozevome 
1 Meretricor , libidinor , , 
mcchiſlo, adulteror, 
To haunt whore! company. 
1 Scontor,lupcr, meretricor, 
To haunt whorifh places. 
2 Luſtror. 
A whore mongty- 
1 Scortator , — yenetripeta. 
2 Filius venerts,m 
A whoye, or harler. 1 Mcecha, me- 
retrix,f ſcortih, n. 2 Limax,lups,lais, 
thais,f illecebra argentaria,ignis,fo 


— "_ 


w.HO 


WIF 


COI_— 


- — that be hired for a ſarthing, 


cab lfe pemy w _— 
'are ſcortum, ſexantia. 
A common Whore. 1 ID: 
mina, proleda, i(chznicula. 2 * 
bulagf proſtibulum. 
A young W ore, | Meretricula, |. 
ſcortilum, ſcortillum,n, 
A d(lainefull whore, 
1 Faſtuola mecha. 
A {red or arrant whore. 
1 Viroſa mulicr. 
VV hores in ft:yget,or whore: kept in» 
ſteed of wrines, 
1 Summcnianz vxores, 
Summcenianz meretrices. 
A ſokng,or waſting whore, 
2 Barathrum, n. 
A wedded mans whore. 
1 Pellex,fticcuba,t., 
Comm 'n w-ore', which at nie of the 
clocke, opea thar homſes to let men 
come on. 
1 Meretrites nonariz, 
VV nhores apparell. 
» Succento. 
VV horedome. 1 Pellicatus , conca- 
binatus, m. fornicaiie, f. adukeriam, 
lenocinium,{tuprum, n. 2 Venus,t.v. 
adulterie. 
VVheriſh, or given to whoredeme. 
I Stuproſus,i 
VV horiſh, 6r pertaining to whores, 
s Merctricius. 
To hath committed whoredome, 
t Fornicatus,p. 
1 Meretrice,ndv. 
TWoſe, x Cujus. 


* Wh? vide wherefores 

VV :c<>,vide hutch, 

To _ mg vb 

3 1,Matig.yor. 

FV ckedreſe 

1 >celus, vitium, n- impietas, iniqui- 

tas, improbicas, nequitia, nequitics, 

impuritas,indigniras,f. 

VV icked 1 Sceleſtus,ſcelerat®,prav?, 

impius,improby, tacinoroſus,malch- 
Gus, nefarius. nequam. 2 Prophans, 

—_—— COAtaMIRALS 

More wicked. 

I an ve oh 


x Scelcroſus , conſeeleratifſimus. 
2 Perditffimus, ad. vitiorum gurges, 
vitiorum vorago. 
VVickedly. i Sceleratd, ſeeleſt?, im- 
| probe, impie, uefanie, fla itioſe, in- 
| jſte, tetre,neqiter, £ma- 
. BE 


x Vimen,n. 


Of wicker, or ofier rods. 

1x Vimineus.ad. 

ATAicket. « Feſtra, forula, por- 
_ forticulz, f, oſtiolum,n. phy- 


A Womans wicket, 
x1 Cunnus. 


Wideneſſe, 

1 Spatioſitas ,latitudo,f. 

VVide, 

1 Latus, amplus, vaſtus, ſpatioſus. 
3 Laxus,jor, laxatus,icr,ad. 

VVide open, 

1 Patulus propatulus,ad. 

Venrie wide, 

I Perlatus. 2 Patentifſimns,ad. 

- makys CEDoW, 


wh —_ 

1 Viduus,m, 

A widow, 

1 Vidua,f. 

A vadow that hath had ive buſ. 
bands. 

1 Bivita,bivira,f. 

VV idow'12 6d, 

1 Viduitas,f. 

A Titfe. 

1 Vxor,nupta,mUita,f. conjux,con- 
junx,com.g. 2 Domina,f,onus con- 


jugy- 

ob * pretty little wifes 

1 Vxorcula,maritella,f. 

Anew maried wife. 

1 Nympha,ſponla,f. 

Auvli wife. 

1 Vetula,t. 

Abuſw/*. 

1 Materfamilias» 

The ſonnes wife. 

1 Nurus,ad 

The wines of tws brethren, 

1 [anitrices,lautrices,f, 

A brother; wiſe, 

I Fratiia f. p Gs 
The wvife of my foune , or augh- 
ters ſonne. 1 Pronurus,f, ho 

The wi#et father. 

1 SOcer,m. 

The wvives mother. 

x Socrus,f. 

He that newer had but one wiſe. 


1 Monogamius,m. 

He that hath bad two wuinet. 
3 Bigamus, di 

_—_— . 6x7. FY 

1 Bigama,digamasf. 

Hethat had three vuimes. 

: Trigamins,m. 

He that doteth on his weife , oruin 
ſubreQon to bu woife, Vxorus, 
Belonring to a wife. 
Vxorius,ad. 

Wain, or bunne, videbread. 
AUight. 


Homo. 
ATAhifler,or bucfter. 
x Propola.f. 


Tovvax vvild, 
2 Sylueſco, 
Tobe madevyill, 
1 Efferor. 
Made wild, 
1 Efferatns, p. 
VVildneſe, 1 Fetritas,f, 
Avvildbeaſt, or wild beaſts, 
1 Fera,ferz,f. 
VVild, or ſauage. 1 Bfferatus,p. 
jor, ferus, immanſuems, hyleus, teri- 
nus. 2 Indomitus, :mmanis, errati- 
tainfrenis,effrenis. cantherinus,in- 
jux,ed. 
Somewvhat vyild. 
x Semiferus,ad. 
VV ildyas rrees, or hearbes are, 
1 Sylveſter,agreſtis, ad 
VV 1l. ty. 
1 Feriter. > Im 
Pe thas avvellerh ma 7aildernes, 
iE 
Avvilderneſ.. I ym 
eremum,deſerium. 
VVilderneſſes. 
2 Tonle,t. 
Wild fire , which # 4 riſing , and 
hats: oY bliſters. z Fhlygenaf. 
nis ſylveſtris. 
ling. or the fruit of a wwnl. 
x tree, 1 Arbutum,n.vnedo,ft. 
T. be(Altlte , or praiſe vwiles, or 
eraftes. 1 Infidior. 2 Vulpinor. 
A w'leor wiles. 1 Vaframentum,n 
pry gs, ipfidiz. 2 Fabrica,f, 
A craftie,or wilie fellow: 
2 Verſipellis,m» 
Full of wiles. 
I Infidiofus,ad. 
VV ilineſſe. 
1 Verſutia F, 
VV lte, or craftie, 1 Vaſer , verſa- 
tus, veteratorius, aſtutus, callidus, 
lers,ſabdolus, 2 Vulpinus ,catus,cau. 
rus, 
Verie wilie. 
1 Peraſtutus. 2 Percautus,ad. 
VF lily. n Solenter, infidiose, ver- 
ſure, vatre,fubdole,cantec,adv. 
To TOhTl, or commannd. 
i Tu 
To wvill,or be vvillmg, 
1 Volo, 
Not to will,or tobe unwilling . 
1 Nolo. 
Jo make d will,or teſtament, 


3 Teſtamextor. 

To beare goodwill ts, 

1 Faveo. 

To haue 4 orext gocd wil to do 4 thing 
2 Zelo,zclor. 

1t my will ad pleaſure. 

x Perkibet,imperl. 


uf 


L — 


WIL 


WIN 


WIN 


If you will, 

x Sultis, pro fi vultis. 

VV kether thou yyils, or nee 

1 Velis nolis. 

If thou wvils. 

1 Sis,pro, fi vis. . 

The will. x Voluntas, f. 3 Anumus, 
m.mens,f. : 

VV l,or pleaſure, 2 Libido,f, inge « 
nium,arbitrium, n. 

A mill, aind,or meanings 

1 Intentio,f. 

VV ll, apperite,or deſire, 

2 Studium, votum,n. 

The will of God. 

1 Numen,n. 

A laſt will, or Teft ament. 

x Teſtamentum,n. v.teſtament, 
That maksth aVV ill, or teffament, 
x Teſtator,m trix,f. 

A wil,or commandement. 

1 Iufſus. 2 Nutus,m- 
A goo1 will fauour,and lone, : 
1 Benevolentia,f fauor, m. 2 Studi- 
um,n. 75 
1llwill, or batred.x Malevolentia,in- 
vidia. » Offenſio,t. 

They that offer them +lues willingly 
ro voce to the ways, x Valones. 
VV-{l:ng.z Volens, libens,p.volunta- 
rius,vitroneus 2 Alacris,alacer,ad. 
That # done willingly 

x Spontanevs, ſpontalis,ad. 
Bearing go'd will, 

1 Benevolus,ad, 

That will«th, or defireth all things. 

2 Omnivolas,ad. 

Not willingly,or vnwillingly, 1 Invi- 
tus,ad.c 'aQus. 2 Dolens,p. 

Much agamſt ones will, 1 Pennvi- 
tus,invitſimus,ad. 

VV illingiy,or wittmgly. 

1 Sciens,prudenſque. 

Of, or belong mg ts a will,or teſtament 
1 Teftamentarius, 

VVllingly,or gladly.u Sponte, vitro, 
libenter, voluntarie, lubenter, non 
gravate, non gravatim, lubenti ani 
mo. 2 Alacre alacriter, lzte,adv. 
Very wi llingly. 

1 Perlubemer, 

Of meere good will, willing 'y without 
reward, Gratuit6,adv. 

Bearing 206d will favorably. 

1 Benevole, adv. 

VV thout will, or teſtament, 

1 Inteſtato, abinteſtats. 

Not willingly, or unwillingly, 

A Invite, ingratis. 2 Repugnanter, 

v. 
Wilfulneſſe, 
1 Impotentia,f, 


A wilfullfellow, 2 Capito, m. 


% - ifull,that i not able to rule his af« 
ecf:9n;, 2 Jmpotens, temerariusZli- 
bidinoſus,ad, 

Vs :lfwll in "opinion : rebellious. 

2 KelraZarins,ad., 


| = RJ _ NS 


VVilfully. 2 Impotenter, 


y | Cold windes, 


adv, 

ATOimble, i Tercbrum,ceſtrum, 
n:crebra,f. 

A little wimble. 

1 Terebellum,n. 

A boaring with a wimble, or other 
like inſtrument. 1 Terebratio,f. 
Wimble, vide nimble. 

A Timple,vide muſter. 

To TAince,or ticke. 1 Calcitrs, 

A wincing,or kicking horſe, 

1 Calciro,m. 

A wincing, or kicking. 

1 Calcitratus,m, calcitratio. 

VV incong,oy flingiag, 

1 Calcitroſus,ad. 

T»:« TAind. 

1 Ventus,pneuma. 

VV md; alſs acold blaſt of wind, 

1 Aura,f, 

A little wind, 
lus,m. 


VENTORVM 


G ENER A. 


x Venticulus,ventu- 


2 Eaft, North<caft, 
Czfias,helleipontus. 

3} NORTH-E AST. 
Euroaquilo, boteapelivotes. 

4 North, Nerth- eaſt, 

1 Boreas,aquulo,Scy:hicus. : 

5 Mo2th. 1 Seprentrio, aparias. 
2 Aquil», boreas, 

6 North-weaft, 
Thrafcras,circws.gallicus. 

7 NORTH-WEAST. 
B-1rearephyrus. 

8V a nemo 

Corus.ja £5. 

9 an-att, 

Zephyrus. fauonins. » 

10 VV aft, Scuth-weaft. 

1 Lybs,africus. 

I SOVTH-WEAST, 
Notozephyrus. 

123 South ,Sowth-weaft, 

t Lybohotus,caurus, 

13 South, 

Aviter, notus.” 

14 South,South-eaft. 

Carbas. 

15 SOVTH-EAST. ; 
Euconotus , curoauſter , notapclio- 


res. 

16 Faſt, South-eaſt. 

Vulrurnus, altanus,g1$cus. 

VVindes b! owing out of the eaſt”, oy. 
derly about tbe canicular daict. 

1 Frefie,t. 

VV indes riſing out of the grounds. 

1 Apogzi,m. 

A »— windets 

1 Ormithiz. 


2 Aquilones,m. 
A contrary wind, or blowing contrary 


1 Reflatus,m. reflatio,f. 
VV indy places, 
1C 


A bluſtering, or boyſterow! winds. 

1 Turbo,m. 

VV indineſſe. 

3 Ventoſtas,f. 

VVindineſſe , er ventoſitie in the ſts- 
macke, 1 Em 

The taking away of windy matter bee 
ing diſſolved. 1 Ancuriſma, n. 
Belonging to the eaſt winde. 

2 Euritius, orientalis,ad. 

Of, or belonging to the north wind. 

2 Aquilonaris,ad. 

Of,or belonging to the weſt winde, 

1 Zephyrinus,ad. 

Of the [outh wind. 

1 Auftrinus,nots,ad. 

Of, or belonging to the winds called 
Eroſie, 1 Etefins, ctefinus,ad- 

VV mdie , or of the winde. 1 V: 


> phnenmaticus , 


To ({Mind,a&. or turne round, 
1 Comorqueo. 

To wind m. 

1 Imtorqueo,torqueo. 

To wind, oy fold about, 

1 Circumplico. 

To wind round vp. 

1 Glomero,agglomero, 

To wind, to wind thread. 

1 Texo. 

To wind againe, 

i Retexo. 

To wind on a ſpindle, 

3 Inluſo, 

To wind, oy rid out of, 

1 Expedio. 2 Libero,cvolys. 
To winde one in by craft, 

3 Lacio: 

To wma, or turne himſalfs, 

i Verſare (e. 

To wind round,n. as ſerpents dee, 
1 Conipito, 

VV ded, or wourd, 

1 Detextus. 

VV rought inward with a winding. 
1 Striatus,p. 

AVVuidey of wooll. 

1 Contortuplicator, lanarius,m. 
The winding of a water banckg. 

1 Sints,m, 
Full of ſuch windings, 

1 Sinuoſus,ad. p 
A winding, or turning of a way, 
1 Anfracus.2 wa +4 OY 
A winding round on 4 bottoms, 
i Glomeratio,f. 

A winding , or twrning vp of cabins, 
or ropes. 


2 Spira,F. 


A winding ,or turning. 
| * Verſatio infletiog 


W'IN 


WIN 


WIN 


A winding of vine twigs, like a coard. 
x Functum. 


A winding in and out of the threads, 
welt, or borders in apparell wrought 
with a needle , after the maner of 4 
Labyrinth, 2 Mzander , mzan- 
drus,n. 


The winding of a crane, ſerung to lift 
any thing vp or downe, 

x Sucula,f. 

That may be VV inded, 

x Verſatilis, vitilis,ad. 

That VV imdeth , or turneth many 
waies. 1F ſanuoſus, tortuo- 
ſus,adv. 

That windeth,or turne'h, 

x Verticoſus,ad. 

VVinding. 

Tortilis,obliquus 

VV inding vp,450 on a round bottome. 

1 Glomeratus,p. 

VV nding in and out. 

1 Flexuose. 

Wind, or breath. x Spiritus, anhe- 


2 Animasf. 
Short winded, or that fetcheth breath 
often. 1 Suſpiriolus, ad. 
A(linde beame of anhowſe. 
1 Celumen,n, 


The Winde pipe. 
chus,bronchus,m. 


A imdblaſſe, - y pallic, to wind vp 
heauie things. Torchleo, f. traftort- 
To 


um,n.cechamus,m 
zor open 4 '. Window. 
3 _ 
A window, 1 Feneſtra, f, Repagu- 
lum,n. . 
A little VV indow. 1 Feneſtella, fe- 
neſticula,feneſtrinula,Ff. 
AglaſeVVindow. 1 "oun feneftra. 
aS 


peculare, 
A lattiſe VV indew. 1 1 Clachrum, n. 
clathrus,m. in fing.thri,m. & thia,n. 
plu. 2 Tranſenna,f. 
VV indowes made with croſſe barre, 
with many boles to looke out. 
1 Cancelli,m. 
To boile new Time, 
1 Defruto. 
To brew vvine ," or powye ut out of one 
veſſell into another, 
1 Vinum c b 
To alay VV ine. 1 Diluo. 
VVine. 1 Vinum, 3 Merum,n. bac- 


chus,m. 

$ reng,and R__ vvine, 

1 Temetum,n 
Molle, 

Vinum Noble, 

Generoſum, 

1] Fragrant vine, 


x Vinuun Ss _ 


Flos liberi. 
A ſmal, or thin wme, ſuch at they vſe 


at the table with meat. 
x _ villum,n. lora, five, lo- 
rea,t, 

2 Vinum abarium, vel __—_ 

A ſharpe,or hard wine, 1 Vim alle 
ſterum, vel aſperum. 

VV ine net alayed with water, pure 
VV me. 


1: Vium 


y 
Somewhat alaied, or mixed, 
1 Vinum meraculum. 
Alaid VV ine, 


VVine not durable. 


Fugjens. 
1 Vium < Exoleſcens, 
Dubuum. 
VVine that hath loſt kis vertwue, 
1 Vappasf. 
Vinum Aſceſcens, vel marcidum. 
Clarret oy pallet VV inc, 
1 Vinum heluolum, vel rubellum. 
VVhite wine. 
1 Virum album, 
Rheni(h woine. 
1 Vium 
Red wine, 
1 Vinum Rubeum, velatrum, 
VV me called nuskedell. 1 Vinum a- 


Monembal,Ff. 
Sacke or rumnney, 
nenſe, vel ſaccatum. 
Baſtard wine, or made of grapes much 
withered w the ſwnne. 


1 Vinum Hiſpa- 


3 Vinum - 2 Mulſum,n. 

A wine mixed with ſpices, called His 
pecraſſe. 1 Murina,myrina,f. Vinum 
aromatites, vel aromaticum, 2 Ne- 
Gargn. 

New VVine, 

1 Muſtum,n 

New VV ine bojled tilkthe thnd part 
be ſod away -lapa. 
VVine beledto1 the third pert. 

1 Syrium,n. 

NewVV ine that rwnueth out beſore 
it be preſſed. ; 

I'M 

Rathevine, or vvine of the firſt 
vintage. 


1 Vinum precium , vel preliga- 
neum. 


VV ine of the ſecond preſiing » 5 
bers ct and profſud + Feſb. Ce | 
, vel ie 


x Vinum Ci 
cundarium, 

VV ine purified,or without dregs. 

1 Vinum defzcatum. 

VV ine that tafteth of the lies , and 
ground, 1 Vinum wm. 

VVine of Angew. 1 Vinum Ande- 
gavianum,vel andiacium. 

VV ine of Orleance. 

1 Vinum mediolanenſe. 
BurgundionVV ine. 

BibraRenſe, vel Belnenſe vinum. 

A certaine kinde of  wvine of” Cacu- 
bum,a towne in ( ampania. 

1 Czcu 

A kind of VI Vine —_—_ of the Iſland 
Conus. 1H 

VV ine growing nie fo Vemee. 

1 Vinum pucinum. 

A VVine of a vey kinde and good 
Lrape, growing im Sree. 

1 Vinum praminium. 

Muſte, or newVVine offered in [a- 
erifice to Bacchus, | 
1 Sacrimum,n. 

VV me that hath continued good two 
bundred yeares, 1 Opimium, vinum 

opimianum. 

VV ine of the preſſe. 

1 Vinum tortivum, 

VVine being as yet in the e, 

I Peatrotiogs. hd 

VV ine of our owne country, 


1 Vinum patrium, vel indi 
A kinde i mate VVime ; jr for 


healths ſake , made of graps dried 
againſt the ſan, and of running water 
1 Beon, 


VVine ard hony ſod together, 

1 Mulſum,n, cinomele, vel potids, 

ocnomel!, 

AVVine made of water and horny, 

called mede,or metheg line. 

1 Hydromeli. 

VV ine ſod with ſothernewoed, 

1 Arotonites, m. 

VV ine ſod with wormeweol. 

1 Abſynthires,m. & n. 

VV ine * onkoad the hearbe Scyllais 

ſteeped, 1 Scyllites,m.& n. 

VV ine made vvith ſage, 

1 Vinum ſalyſatum. 

VV ine made with fennell, 

1 Marathites,m.& n. 

VV me condite m mertles, 

1 Myrtites,m.& n. 

VVine mate with byſop, 

1 Hyſſopites,m. & n- 

VV me made of Ab, gms 

1 Rhoites, m 

VV ine made - aophs called Sidey, 

1 Sicera,f, 

AVV ine tauerne, 1 Ocnopolium, 
n taberna vinaria. 

A wine cellay. 


Merotheca, 
"" aldbbs. _— vi- 


——— 


— On Inn 


Y 


WIN 


WIN 


w1is 


naria. 2 Horreum 

A tumell, or funnell, whereby wine 

Was _ into bottles, or veſſels 

vide twnnell. 

A wine ſeller, or he that ſelle th wine. 

1 Vinarws,m. 

She that (elleth VV ine by the pots 

1 Decupa,f. 

VV mneſold by the pot , as the gallon, 

quart, pint,or anyſnch meaſure. 

1 Vinum 

V'Vinedrawne out of a hegeſhead mto 

an cAmphora. 

1 Vinum am 

_ that loweth wine. 
cenus. 

- great drinker of VV ine. 

1 Vinarius, 

He that drinketh wine net alaid. 

1 Merobibus. 

_ t drinketh 1 no rug 


- _ wohich. rage wine to 
the board. 1 Ocnophorus 

A wine pot. 

Ocnophorum. 

A wine veſſell of earth with handies. 
1 Diota,f. 

Pert aining to vine, 

2 Vinaceus, vinarius,ad, 

Px oceeding of: wine, 


1 cxnigena. 
= —_— _—_ or new VVine. 


ſed at wine, 

1 Vinalis,ad. 

Pertaining to the beyling of new 
wn, 1 Defrutatius ad. 

The Taing of a bird, 

r Ala. 2 Penna,pennula,f, 

A vying of ſouldiers ammg the mas 
cedomans. 1 Gemea,f. 

The VV mes of an armie. 

2 Alc,arum,(. 

A wing «f the vaunt gard. 

1 Cornua,f. 

The wing: , et round riſing on etthey 
ſode of the noſe, 1 Pinnulz, 

He that hath wings on hu /eet., 

1 Alipes, pennipes,ad. 

VVinged, or hauing Wings. 

: Alatus. 2 Pinnatus, pinniger, 
WVVearing wings. 

i Alifer,aliger,ad. 

Of,or belonging to @ Wing, 

1 Alaris, alarius,ad. 

VV hich u vnder the wings, 

1 Su is,ad, 

VV hich hath two wings 

2 Pipennis, bipenaifer,ad. 

Shooes that Mercurie ( as the Dorts 
faine) did weare with wings,v ſhoes, 
To Wink nke, 

1 Niveo,coniveo, 

To Winke often, 

1 Nico. 

Ts winke vpon, or to one, 

1 Adnicto 


et. a —— 


th. 


To winks with ont eye, and looks to 
tem with the __ 

Te be winked at,vr net ſpoken of, 

1 Muſſitandus,ad. 


To Amor gaine,as in play. 

1 Lucror "Sales. 2 Conſe 

quor. 

To win by «ſſaule, 

1 Expugno. 

To win,or pwtchaſe fanour. 

i Concilio 

Demereor 

Demerito 

To winne,oy get - ogy 
1 Reconcilio, 


Gratiam, 


To be won, or gotten by advantage. 
x Lucrifio. 

To win,or obtaine by _ 

1 Vinco. 2 Potior, adiſpiicor,conſe- 
quor,aſſequor,obrinev. 
VV onnegor gained. 

1 Lucratus,lucri 

VV on by aſſault, 

1 Expugnatus. 

VV mners of every fi ſide , that gaine 
much, 1 Lucriones,m. 

A VV inning,or gaining. 

1 Lucrum,n.z Quzſtus,m. 

He that exerc:[eth a craft town 
game thereby, 

1 Queſtuarius,m. 

Small,cy little winning, 

1 Queſticulus,m. ; 

VV inning by _ 

x Expugnatio 

That may be won by aſſault. 

1 Rnpugneyies, ad. 

Of much wimings 

1 Queſtaoſus 

To CU nnowyer fan corn. 

1 Ventilo,eventilo,exacero, 

VV innowed. 1 Ventilatus, cuentila- 
tus,Cxaceratus,p. 

N ot well VV innowed, 

1 Accratus,Þ. 

A VVriinower, 

i Ventilazor,excuſſor,m. 

AVV mneging, 

1 Ventilatio,f. 

To Winter , or paſſe the winter in 
ſome place, 

1 Hyemoghyberno. 

To flay all the winter. 

1 Perhyemo. 

It VV inter, 

+ Hyemat,imperCſ. 

VV inter, 1 Hyems. 2 Pruma,f.fri- 
ous,n hybernum tempus. 
The muddle of winter : the ſhorteſt 
tune im the yeare, 

2: Bruma Z 

An rarly winter. 

1 Hyems przmatura. 

Aw ntermg. 

1 Hyemauo,Ff. 


Pp. 


4? 
> 
pj 
- 


— 


A wmntey: lace widieys, 
Aviteringplcorſ 


VV mterly, or behonging to winter. 

1 Hybernus,brumals, hyemalis,chi- 

To Uipe,or make cleane. 1 Tergo, | 
zpertergo,mundo. | 

To wipe away. 

I 70, 

To wipe diligeutly, 

iP 


To wipe Chloe, | 
1 Ex 

Tompenemide Sap 
1 Spongjo. 
or wipe the noſe, 


poſi. 


A wiping of th noſe, 


1 EmunQtio, 
A wipng clout, vile ſhooclouts 
Tobe ce. 
1 Sapios 


" VViſe . 1Refi 
wax © 4gaine, 1 Reſipiſco, 


To be w/e with other, 
ipio. 

A lower of wiſdome, 

1 Philoſophus,m. 

VViſdome , or prudence. 1 Pruden« þ 

tia,ſa entia, = 2 = 

Joey monrng 7 3 ck Naga 

L owe, or ſtudy - > W! \ſdome. 

! Philoſophia,f. 


V "A iſe, or prudent, 1 I Sapiens,ior,ifſi- 


2 a —s circumſpeRus,lo- 
lers,ſagax, iſſimus,ad. 
VV iſe,or ready. 
3 Decentarius. 
Verywiſe. 1 Perſapiens,panſo- 
phus,ad. 
Mcghtre in wiſdome, 
1 Sapientipotens,ad. 
VVi{cly. 1 Sapienter, 
ſiderate,conſulto, cordats. 2 Sagaci- 
ter, ſobrie, ſolerter, provide, caute, 
circumſpete, 
w Ire wiſely. 
Sagacius,ſapientils, ady. 
Pr gn with wiſdome. 
1 ON | 
Very wiſely, 1 Perſapienter, 

ſime. 2Periale,adv, _ 
Moſtwiſelys 
1 Conſuliſſime,ady. 
In no Cliſe, : Nauiquam, nequa- 

nullaterus, adv, , 


quam, 
In _— all meeants, 


ps Magus. 


er,con- 


f WE 


WIT 


w1IT 


WIT 


. To With. 


x Opto,volo,yoveo. 
To» wiſh fervently. 
EM «.- <2 AMP IEIRE  ? 


To wiſhtogether, 
x Convoveo. 
To wiſh rather« 


1 Przopto. 


jb. 

x Optatum, votum,deſiderium,n. 
A wi/hi ng. 

1 Optatio,delideratio. 

That u to be wiſh:d for,or deſired, 

x Optabilis lis,exoptabilis,ad. 
Much wiſhed. 

z Adoptatiflimus, ad. 
That hath beene greatly wiſhed, 

1 Votivus,ad. 

More wiſhed for, 

x Optatius, 

Even 4s one would wiſh, 

x Optato,exoptato,adv. 

A Tiſoe,we e,or wreath, 

x Peniculus,ceſticiltus, m.peniculum, 
penicillum,n.v waze. 

An arſe witpe. 

i An mzn. 

Tait, vide _ 

Wlit,vide know 

To (dAitch,vide bewetch. 

A witch,harge, ſorcereſſe, or enchan- 
treſſe, I Saga, venefica,volatica,prg- 
cantrix,precantatrix,lamiaF, 

A vtrie great witch, 

s Tri 

VV itcherger ſo; rcere ſer, which keepe a= 
bout tombes,and cut off ſome member; 
from dead bodier, whcb they abuſe to 
their ſorcerie. x Tymbades,f. 
VV #chcraft. - 

s Magia,magyce, f.faſcinus,m 

Faicinum, venenurs, n. 

Co inchantnient. 

VV tchcraft done with hatchers 
: Axionomantia,f, 

Akmd of witchcr afts 

1 Goctia, 

VV itchcraft by hearbes, 

1 Botanomantia, 
vV. tching. 
i Paſtingio.efainedo, f.faſcini6,n. 


PTertaming to witebcraft, 


1M . 
He that vſeth witchcraft, 


x Pariter,fimul, vna,advy. 

VV:ith much ade, 

: Vix,adv. 

VVirbin. x Tntra,prep,& ady, intus, 
adverb. 


2 Cis, yt cis paneos dies, within few 
daies, 


VV ithis, or 6nxpard. 

1 Introrkis,introrſum, ady, 

Bemg within, 

1 Intrarws. 

Vi :thinthree daies, 

1 Intra triduum. 

Into aplice within, 

x Tatro. 

VV:thout, 

: Extra. 

VV thoytor wanting, 

1 Sine, abique. 2 Citra, vt citra co. 
d<illos, citra invidiam. 

VV rthowt order, 

2 Paſſim,adv. 

VV -thout puniſhments 

1 Impune. 

VV ithont the dores, 1 Forinſecus, fo. 
ris, vt eſſe foris,a foris. 

From without, 

x Foris. 

VV atheut. 

x Foras, vt ire foras. 

VV thout care,d:ifſolwely, 

2 Diſſolute,advy, 

VV ithout, or on the outſide, 

1 Extra. 

«More without. 

1 Exterids, adv. 

VV iihont, toward the cutward part. 
x Extrorſum, ady. 

VV ithout conftraint. 

1 Sponte,vitro,adv. 

VV ithout danger,or peril. 

x Tute. 

VVithout delay. n Eveſtigio, mox, 
_ protinus, aturim, confeſtim, 


VV thout deſert, 

1 Immcrito. 

VV bout noiſe. 

1 Tacite,adv. 

VV ithout diſs:mulation, 

2 Aperte, 

VV uhout doubt, 
1i/Proculdubis. 

VVithout booke, x Memoriter 
VV ithout end, 

1 In infinitum-. 

VV uthout lookeng for. 

1 Exinſperato,ady. 

VV ithout trouble. 

2 Sedate. 

VV :thout pleaſure, or &:1Aation, 
1 [fepidus. 

VV 1thout hepe. 

1 Expes. 

-  Wiirhelepe, 


-y , Mithnaw. 1 Subtraho, detr a- 
ho,retraho, ſubduco. 2 Ameveo,de- 
moveuv,cyoco, feyoco,abduco. 

To withdraw himſelfe, to convey 
bim{(ilfe away quickly. 1 Prevpio, 
adimo. 2 conjicio. 


To withdraw ones munde, v.alienat, 
To be withdy awne. 
I 


| 


VVithdrarne. 1 Detractus , re- 
tractus.2 Remotus,p. 
That coy'd n0t be withdrawns. 
2 Irrevocatus,p. 
A withdrawmg of enes minde from. 
1 Abalienatio,Ff. 
1 oTAither. 1 Marceo, marceſco, 
exareo,exareſco,contabeſco,flacceo, 
flacceſco, exarcko, 2 Sicceico,arco, 
areſco. 
VVithered. 
2 Exuſtus,p, 
Long withered, 
2 Paſſus,p. 
A withering. 1 Marcor,m. 2 Tabes, 
ariditas,tabitudo, ſicciras. 
VV*thered, 1 Flaccidus, marcidus. 
2 Vierus,aridus, ficcus,ad. 
VV whermg. 1 v* a marce{- 
cens,p marceſſibilis,ad. 
To Wlithhold. « Detineo, diſti- 
neo. 2 Tardo,tenco, motor. 
VV ithbelden. 
i Detentus,p, 
Tobe wiaihrmelden, 
2 Negandus. 
A withholding, 
x Detentio,f. 
VVithſay. 
Contradico, : 
To (Uithſfand, vide re/if. 
To withftand m words, V. g4inſay. 
To Wlitneſſe, 
x Teſtor,atteſtor,reſtificor, 
Tocall to VV ir» efſe. 
1 Conteſtor, 2 Appello. 
Tobe VV itneſſe to anarreſt, or other 
like matter,in uwdgement ,or law. 
1 Audictor,ms 
AVVun Ne, or giuey of witneſſe, 
1 Teſtis,teſtificator,m.crix,f. martyr, 
m.atteſtans,p.2 Arbiter.m. 
Bearmg witneſſe. 1_Teltans, atte« 
ſtans,p conſcus, ad 
VVitreſſed, 1 Teſtatus, conteſtatus, 
teſtificatus,atteſtatus. 
Trourd by witneſſe, 
Arteſtatus,p. 
Bearing w: eneſſe. 
I Atteſtatus. 
A farthfull witneſſe. 
1 Teſtis fdelis. Fa 
A ſalſtwitneſe. 
1 Pſeudomartyr,n1, 
A eye witueſſe. 
Teſtis oculatus. 
A VV-tneſſe,or evidence. 
1 Teſtimonium,n teſtatio,F. 
A VV itneſsing, or bearing witneſſe. 
1 Teſtificatio,f, 
Tro'fe by oo tne (ſs. 
1 Paraſtalis,f. 
A tak? of VV iineſſe. 
x Conteſtario,f. 
An iuiunttion to appeaye , or beave 
wrtneſſe. 1 Demunciatio teſtamenti, 
That by law may bears PV itniſſe. 
1 Teſtabilis, a 
That 


WIT 


WOM 


WOM 


That cannot be taken for witneſſe by | 
law. x Inteſtabilis,ad. 
VVh:ch hath no: veene cited, or ſom” 
moned 19 gine witneſſe in 4 matter 
before a Indge. 11 
To beggut of ones U{Lit. 

« Incartio. 
re. Ingeruum, n. 2 Mens, miner- 
va,.acumen,n. 
A ſmall,z pretie wit, 


: Ingenitolumn» 
} Som. e von 


x Subcilitas, folertia, 2 S 
acrimonia ft. _ 
VV tree ſaymngs. _ 


x Facetiz,argutiz,f 2 Sales,m. 

A fine wittie thing , ſes to adorne 
ones talke, 1 Scnamentum,n. 

A wittie, or wiſe ſentence, 


1 b 
VV tie, 1 Solers, ſcirus, 

fis, cordatus. 3 A A 

livs, Gallus , acutus , perſpicax , na- 
furus 


VVellin his wits, » Mentis compos, 
ſanz ments. 
VV. th-ut wi wars IgE 
z Mentisinops,i 
VV tle ſe. x Vecors, inconſulms,va- 
_ ,locors, velanus,ad. 

'chwitted, or very witfie, 
1 Peringenioſus, perſubilis. 2 Pera- 
— ap: perſalſus, peripicax, 


Dull witted, x Bardus,ad. 

PV :ttily. 1 Ingeniose,ſcice,ſolerter, 
indnſtrie, cordate, 3 Acute, argue, 
falſe ſagaciter,pr nunde. 

Very wittily. 1 Loa 3 Pee 


racute,przacute,adv 
Reg 1 Sciens, prudens, CON» 
— | 


1 Scienter,prudenter. 


W ante O 


TWAoane for Diers. 

1 Glaſtum,gaudum,n. iatis, 
UWo,or ſorrow, 

t Dolor,m. 


To be <Uofull 
1 Doleo 
VV fwlneP 


y Veſul, or ſorrow fall. 1 Lamentabi- 
lis,miſerrimus, riſtis, per- 
Quoſus,ad 


A Wolfe, 

: Lopus,m. 

A feruale wolfe. 

1 Lupa;f, 

Akird of wolfe bighey than the reſt, 
that lueth by hunting , not hunting 
men , rough in winter , bare in ſom- 


mer. 1 Thos. 
A nd of wolwer, 
x Chaus 


A little wolfe. 
1 Lupoles,lupillus,m. 
A hunter of wolues, 
I Luparms,m, 
VF atoifh, or of awelfe, 
1 Lupinus.2d. 
An eating, or conſuming fore, quickly 
piercing, to the bones , and dewourng 
the bogte, called the walfe, 
1 Herpes exedens. 
The {Wlombe, or matrice. 
1 Veer __ ma. vulya, ma- 
trix, locula,t. 
A ble ornbe. x Vierculus, virc- 
lus,m. 
That came Loth out of one wombe. 
1 Veerinus,ad. 
To make like a Coman wer on, or 
,mulicro, 


n:ice.1 Effcoemino 


Awoman,or any of the female kind. 
1 Formina,ſemella, faminula. 


—— marriageable. 1 Virgo We 


Afr emaric lik af 


£& 
A graue, ſober,and motherly woman. 
1 Matrona,f. 

<OAn old woman. 

1 Anas, vetula,Ff. 

\A Woman child withm,or vader age. 
1 Pupilla,f, 

A women going before «a pompe, Ye- 
preſenting a dunken woman, ber feet 


on on Prippong againſt the ſtones, 
Perreja. 


— —_ 


4 working womwdn, 


1: Operaria,f. 


An vngrations wormKn, 


iN , ponka,f. 
A wy of partes & words. 


iLi 

An honeſt woman of her tongue, 
1 Eulalia,f. 2 Cygnus niger, 
A woman great with YE, chile 


x Mulicr 


3, 
Feera, 
Gravida 
A w'men haning two twinnc at one 
birth, 1 Gemellipara. 
A woman 92 ncbildbnth, 
il uerpcra 
A woman hired to monyne at a buri- 
all , to praiſe the life and deeds of a 
dead body. I 
A company of women doing any 


together. 1 Axies, 

A little old woman. 

1 Anicula, 

VV omen ſorning | Barebus, 
I 
A woman delrvered of ber yo" child. 

« Primi 

A woman Saint, or goddeſſe, 

1 Dea,diva,f. 

A woman ſeruant. 

1 Ancilla,axcillula,f. 

A women that bath brought forth 
twiſe, 1 Bipara,f. 

V Vomans attire, 

1 Mundus,m. 

A women; bonnet,cap,or hood, 

[ X 

A w- man gowne With atraine, 


( mepaniin; of women, #r ſuch a1 ate 
—_ wait vpen women. 


ynzcemnes. 1 
They thai be together ih 4 rewne with | 
worn. 1 
Of, a belongwg fo 4 women. 


1 Femneus, mulicdris, 
muherolus,ad 

vr manlike delicate,or tender. 

1 Mulcbeb, 2 Molli- 

culus,mollj . . 

Gruen '0 women. 1 Effceminanus, 

mulierarius, muberoſls, laicrvus,ior, 

{emivir,ad. 

Of,or belong ing to old women. 

1 Anits.od. 

VV omanlike, or like a woman 

1M itcr, . 

Like an old woman. 

1 . 

To (lonDaer, or marvel, 

1 Miror. 

To wonder at. 

: Admicen abies 

Th wonder much, or wonder at, 

I Demiror. 2 Srupee 

To wonder greatly. 

1 Emiror. 

To wondey tovethey. 

z Commuror. 

To cau/e to wendey, 

2 Stupefacio. 

To mate wonderfull, or marnellous, 

| Minfico, 

A wonderey. 


1 Mirator,admirator. 

He that looketh unto, and ſheweth the 
meaning of worders,and ſtrenge ſights 
1 Oftentarius,m. 


VVondefulneſſe, 
Imirabit 


3 
A tiller of wonders. 
J Mi — f 


4] 


— 


—_—— 


a. 


W ON 


= 


W,OO 


—_—_ 4 


: Mirum 
randum. 2 Monſtrum, porrentum 


A wonder, or wonderfull, or ſtrange 
thing. irum,miaculnm,admi» 


VVenleriwonderfull things. 

: Mira,magnalia,obftita,n, 

A wonderfull thing to beare. 

1 Paradoxum,n, 

VV enderfull. 1 Mirabilis, admira- 
bils,mirificus, mirus. 2 Monſtroſus, 
prodigioſus, inctedibilis, ad. 

Very wonderfull,or mervelogys. 
Perm 


I 6 

VP onderfull to be heard, 

1 Paradoxus,ad. 

That wondereth. 

1 Miratus,p.mirabundus,ad. 

VV onderfully, 1 Mine, mirifice, ad- 
mirabiliter, 2 Singulariter,eximic, 
incredibiliter,adv. 


It was wont. 


r Aſſolet,imperf. 
VV ented. x Conſuets, ſolttus,inſue- 


Not wonted, or > "RE? 
11 inſolitus, p, 
VVont,or 


ome, n 

1 ,f. 

Then is wont, 1 Solis, abl. qui niſi, 
adv. aut comparativis non jungi- 
wr. 

After my voont,or manner, 

x Solens, folito more. 

As men vuere Wont, 

I Humanitds,ady. 

Not as is wont. 1 Infolite, adv. Plus, 
vel minis folito. 

To wvax, or become {{100D, or mad. 
x Furo, 

To make wood, 

1 Furio, 

Tobe mad,or word. 

1 Interfuro,furo, efferor. 
To be wood agame. 

1 Rabto,imterfuro. 

To be wood angrie againſt one, 

Obſvi 


I 

To ceaſe to be yyoed, or angry. 

1 Deſzvio. 

To be ftamping, or flaring mad. 

I xs 

VV oodnefſ”, fur'e, rage, l:cke of rea- 

ſon, 1 In{ames, infama,riabies, rabia, 

dementia,f.furor. 2 Impetus,m. 

VV 004,or madde. 1 Efferus, furiofus, 

rabioſus,rabidus, inſanus,velanus fue 
ibundus,ad 


ri ad. 
VV aedly, or madly. 
1 Furioſe, furialiter, furenger, rabide. 


3 Szve,adv. 
To goe to purvey,or get Toon, 
1 Lignor 


To wax, or grow into woods. 

I Sylveſco. 

To b:are wood, 

3 Calero. 

A keeper of a wood, or vwvoodward. 
1 Sylvarius. 2 Viridiari uarius, 


m, 

He that heweth, or purveieth wood. 
1 Lignarius,m. 

An heittour of a yyoed, 

1 Sylvicola. 

A woodmangey, 

1 Lignato1,m. 

She that abideth in a word, 

I Fylvicultrix,f, 

A wood bearer. 

1 Calcrarius.2 Calo,m. 

A wood man, 

1 Arborator,lucarius,ms 

A vvood cleawer. 

1 Lignucida, ligniſeca,com.g. 

VV codmen , or ſuch as a AF P'Y 
bout the ſtreets to be ſold. 

1 De i 


. 
VVoeod. 
1 Li ,durata,n. 
a of wood. 
1 Lignatio, ligniſecatio,f. 
A fetching,or purveying of wood. 
1 Lignatio,f. 
A round peece of w.0d vwyhereat the 
cares do hang by a peece of leather, 
1 Scalmus,m. 
Drie vvood that quickly burneth, 
1 Cauſima,f, 
VV 20d that ſmoketh not, 


1 Acapna. 

A kind of bended wood , wherewith 
burdens are wont to be caried. 

1 Amphicyrtcn. 

A preciows , and odoriferous woed 
brought out of India, to make per- 
fumes, called red ſtirax. 

1 Naſcaphum, naicapthum,n. 

VV ood of the cnynamon tree. 
Xvlocinnammum , xylocinnamo- 
mam,n. 

A precious weed comming out of 1n- 
dia © ſome call ut ſaunders. 

1 Santalum,n. 

A kind of woed that gueeth light, 

I Licinium,n. 

VF ood of aloer, a very ſweet woed. 

1 Agalocum,n. 

A ſweet and edoriſcrous wood, where 
of natnrall balme commeth, 

1 Xylobaliamum,n. 

A woed,or parke. 1 Sylva, f. nemus, 
n.ſaltus,m. viridarium.n. 

A little wood, 

1 Sylvulayf. 

An vuder wood,or thicket. 

1 Boſpis,m. 

A little thicks wood. 

1 Lucus,m. 


Muony beſtowed on the woods dedica» 
ted to the Gods called Luci ; alſo the 
price receued for woods. 


1 Lucar. 

Feaſts ſolexsiſed in the holy woods. 

1 Lucaria, 

—_ giuen in the woods , orwood- 
eld. 1 Lucaris pecunia. 

w little thing made of vuood. 

1 Ligaeolus,m. 

Of woed, or wooden, 1 Ligneus, lig- 

narius,durius,durateus,ad. 

Of,or belonging ts a wvoed, or foreſt, 
1 Saltuarius, 

Of ,or belonging ts Woods, 

1 $ylvaticus, ſylyeſter, & ylveſtris, 

nemorenſis,ad 


That u beſet, or encloſed with woods, 
1 Nemoralis,ad. 

Full of vvoods, 
1 Sylyoſus,nemoroſus,ad 
Full of weods,or forreſts, 
1 Saltuoſus,ad 


That breaketh wood, 
3 Sylvifragus,ad. 
Hard like wood. 


1 Li ,ad. 
2 Oloon:touf 


1 Lignile,lignarium,n. 
ATood-knife. 2» Harpe,Fculter 
venatorins,culter popinatius,en(is fal- 


catus. 2 Gladiolus,cnſiculus, m. gla- 
dius perſicus. 

ATOood- pile. 

1 Strues lignorum- 

ToTUQooe, or ſue to haut a woman 
in mariage, 1 Proco,& or.2 Ambio, 
peto. 

A Wooer, 

I Proc1s,miniſter,m, 

A little weer, 

1 Proculus,m. 

A Wooer that loueth the ſame woman 
that anethey doth. 

1 Riualis,corrivalis,m. 

The enuy betweene two perſons Woo 
ang both one A 

2 Rivaliras,t. 

To card TAooll, 

1 Carmino, 

VVos!led,or that hath vyooll, 

1 Lanatus,ad. 

VV:od 

1 Lanagf. 

A wooull weaner, a woolwmder, or 
that eceupreth , or ſclierh vvooll, a 
vwolld: wer. 1 Lanarius, lanificus, 
lanifex,m ; 

Acardey of wooll, 1 Carminator, 
m trix,f. carminarius,m. 

Courſe vvo N. 1 Solox, 

A locke of vv00!l vide lockes 

A pacl eor locke of roooll, 

: Globus, vel Coagmentum lanz, 
The wooll of th: ſhrub Xylen, 

1 Erioxylum,n. 

V apicked 1400, 

1 Stupa,(. rudis lana. 


= 


— 


WOR 


WwOR 


WOR 


_ 


Newv / an* vnWaſped,or greaſie, 
VV oo, 


x Succida.f. 

Flackes of woell, 

1 Lanula,f. 

A carding of woooll, 
: Carminatio, 
Carded woodll. 


A. 


1 Lana 


A ſpinner of vvoll, vide ſpinner, 
Shee that vveigheth , and gueth out 
vvooll te them that ſpine, and make 
vvollen cloth. 1 T 5 

VV oollen,or belonging to wool, 

1 Lanarius,lancus, 1 

That beareth wooell, x Lanifer,la- 

r,lanaris,lanicutis, ad. 


nige 
| Full of wvoeell. 


1 Lanofus,ad. 
To carie {1020 againe. 
1 Renuncio. 

VVordi 1s brought. 

1 Nunciatum eſt, impetrſ. 
* Awvord, 1 Verbum, yocabulum, 
ditum,n., dicio,locutio,lexis, vox;,f. 
ſermo, logos. 2 Sonus,m. 

A litle word. 

x Vocula,f. verbulum,n. 

Avyatch word, 

x Synthenia, f. 

VV ords, or ſ:y1ngs hauing diners ſen- 
ſes. 1 Amphibolia, amphibologia,f. 
VV ord of one fagnification, 

1 Synonyma,n. 

A wvord haumng many ſignifications, 
4 Aries, an in ut 1h war ace- 
"yo ſigne,and a rYamme. 

uiyocum, n- amphibolia, am- 

phibe f amphubolon. 

Triſis ung words, 

1 Logy,m. 

VV ord not perfely pronounced for 
feare. 1 Teniata verba. 

Fery worads,or little talke,or ſpeech. 

1 Pauciloquium,n. 

The primutiue word from whence 6+ 
ther are derined. 2 Poſitio,f. 

A ſtrange , or rare vvord not much 
wed. 1 Gloſſema,y. 

VVords finely ſpoken, 1 Veiba byſli- 
na, vel Phalzrata. 

VV ords fanckly ſpoken. 

1 Vetba ron . 

VV orgs called promt. ues, 

1 Verba primogenia. 

That helpeth one with his good word, 
at a time of erett; 0s 

1 Suffragatorius, m. 

Full of words, n Yerbokus, arguens, 

us, linguax, linguaculus ad 

That vſeth faire words with [mall ofo 
feit 1 Chreſtologus, m. 
Of,or belonging to auyord, 
x Verbalis,ad. 
In few wards, 

1 Bieviter, 


| At a word. 

| x Breui,inbreui,adv. 

V ſing many Words. 

1 Verbose. 

V'V ord by word. 

1 Verbatim, ad verbum. 

To (ozke, aRt. or procure. 

2 Procuro,texo,[iruo, 

To worke new. 

2 Recudo. 

To worke together, 

2 Contexo. 

To ſet hand to the works that it in 
doing : alſo to works by fits. 

1 Irvcrfacio. 

To works owt. 1 Perago , vt laboris 


penſum peragere, 19 worke ous 61s 
that he 1s appointed to dos, 


To worke canningly. 
1 Elaboro, f: habeckicio. 
To worke ſemeth;ng. 
x Detoino. 

To worke deceit. 1 Structe dolos, 
commolire dolum. 


T: worke,n.or labour, 

1 Operor,molior, 

To Worke togethey. 

iC » cooperor. 

To Worke by privie meanes, 

2 Irrepo, vr lubenter crreperein 0- 
pinionem gratiz alicujus to works by 
privie meanc3,that he may be counted 
only to be in ones favour. 

To VV orke by colluſion, 

1 Prevyaricor. 

To be wrought, or done. 

1 Fio. 

VV rought. 

1 Factus,p, 

VV rought with the inſtrument ſeal. 
prum, 1 Scalpratus,p. 

VVreught, or ſowed., 

1 Infutus,p, 

VV reught curiouſly, I Elaboratus, 
p.operolus, taberrimus,ad, 

VV rought by rule. 

1 Amuſlitatus,p. 

VV rought buweents 

2 Intertextus. 

LV rwrou 

1 Ine - infabricatus. 

44 reught 1 w:th ſmall bones, or ffonez 
or peeces of wood, 

1 Teſſalaius,p. 

VVr cught together 

x Contexus,p. 

Having Wrougtt, 

1 Operatus,p. 

A Coe work:1man., 

1 Opifex,com g. operatius. 2 Arti- 
fex,m. vide artific er, 

A Workeman that taketh worke in 
groſſe totacke. 

iR m. 
A workeman that worketh ſiting. 

1 Cellularius artifex. 
A Worker or emboſſey of plate. 

1 Anaglyptc,m. 


* > ang 
yy , hat 
& hn : mg rr 
height, Machiones,m. 
Agood workeman, 
1 Calotechnus. 


1 Opus, opificium,n effeio,f, 
n Vork&or IS 


1 Operadf. 

A Worke of copper gr braſſe. 

1 Xramentum,n.opus zreum. 

A worke made by candlelight, 

1 Lucubratio,f. 

An —_— and delight= 
fall worke. 2 © 

A perfe worke of vertme, or @ deed 
well and itftly done. 

1 Catorthomazn. , 

A works or writting vafled vp m haſt 
2 Sy 

A*Poers - work config of few ver 

ſere T Idilion 

A daies worky i in tillage, 12d foote 
ſquare. 1 Actus,m. 

A daies worke and a halfe, 

2 Se{quiopera,f. 

A workig,or labouring, 

1 Operatio,f. 

A working, as the working of dow,or 
ſuch like thing. 
2 SubaQus,m. ſubaRio,F. 
A working _ one; owne hand, 


A workehouſe. ſe. Olfing £ —_—_ 
um,n. Artificina, 

2 - Lon gy 

VV arkehouſes , for filke women,or 6« 
they huſwiues to trim Wool, 

1 Occi,m. 

VV orkemanſhip. 

1 Artificium,opificium,ns 

The worke, or Worke manſhip. 

1 Figmentum,n. 

Even while the worke was 4 dong. 

1 Interopus. 

VV orking. 

1 Negot 

Dertaming to workeman, 

1 0 

VV itheut art, or - not DRY lug. 
x Inarti 


, affabre, affa- 

bruum. NET 

ficially, 

Vnworkemanl:ike. 

1 Infabre,adv. 

The (o:ld. 1 Mundus,orbis,m.(c- 

J\-rerum natura. | 

A little world, * 

1 Microcolmns. 


The | 


Re ——— 


WOR 


WOR 


WwWOR 


A— 


The d:iflance ——— 
ag to the umagmation 0 i= 

cs 1 Intermundum, n. 

The dejcrip1on ef the VF orld. 

xC plua,f. 

The VV orid to come. 

x Poſteritas,f. 

A portion of the VV orld, betweene 

north and ſouth , varying in one day, 

halfe an bows ſpace. n Clima,n, 

VV orldlinefſe. 

x Secularitasf. 


VF orldly pleaſios. 
: V . 


ww 

I Colinicus, mtmdanus, 

Toat hath VV orldly pleaſure. 
V ults.ad. 

Full of VV oridly pleaſure. 

x Volupwoius. - 

Gruen 10 VV orldly pleaſure. 

1 Vi ws, ad. 


A TAo:Ivling. 
x: Mundans,m. 
To haue,breed,or aveide Floumese 


_— 


1 Vi s 

To = ag VV ormas. 
x Verminor. 

To be full of VV ormes. 

1 Vermiculor. 

Bitten with VV ormes. 

1 Verminatus. 


1 Vermiculus,m. 

VV ormes that be in 4 pine apple tree, 
the biting wheres} u Venemons, 

1 Pityocampe, f. 

A VV erme breeding in beame. 

1 Midas. 

AVFVorme with many feet, called a 
palmer. 1 Campe, campa, millepe- 
da,ccatipeda;t.oniicus,m. 


A lunleVV orme breeding in waxe, 


x: Acar,acarus,m. 
A ftinking V Vorme reeding in wood 
07 paper. 1 Cimex,m. 
A VV orme that breedeth in the roots 
of trees , and corneptetb , or eateth 
them. 1 Rauca,f, 
The filke wormes 
1 Bombyx,m. 
The VV axe where crimſon oolour u 
made. ® A'carnes. 
A greene worme jbining like gold, and 
brecde:hin the tops of aſhes , olincs, 
and ſuch like. & 

C LL -4 | WTI _ 


I > o 

The worme breeding m wood, and +4- 
ting it. 1 Termes,termus,Caries, tere- 
do,collus,ccfle. 
The VVorme and painefull remorſe 
and gnawing of conſcience , horribly 
tormenting the wicked men. 


2 Furie . 
A venemons VV arnee, of whoſe ftirokg 
or bi,ang the fleſb rotteth. 1 Sep. 


' 
1 
| 


A vlowVVo ne. 

1 Cicindela,noGiluca, noQuucerna, 
nitedula,lainpyris,f. 

AVV orme that cateth the bodres of 
the dead, 1 Letophagus,m. 

AVV orme in _dogges Fongues which 
miketh him mad , if it be not taken 
out. 1 Lirra,t 
A little VV ors breeding no Where 
els ,but where the Lionwbred, which 
worme when the ton hath taſted and 
eaten, he d:eth by and by, 

1: Leontophonon, 

A flow VV orme being blind, 

1 Czcilat, 

An bayry VV orm:, breeding in loaue; 
of trees ,with mane feete, 

: Auſcaripeda, f. 

A Kingwvorme, 

1 Impetigo,f. 

AVVorme bairie, a"d of many feet, 
eating vines. 1 Voluox,convoluolus, 
coMmmolvulus,m, volucro,F. 

A earth worme ; alſo « long worme 
in the earth,or tn a mani body. 

1 Lumbricus,m. 

AVV orme breeding m old timber,or 
woed, vuhite and great bellied , vvith 
4 blacke head,called a canker. 

: Xylophagus,m. 

A worme breeding in the leaues of a 
pech tree, 1 Cephalocruſtcs, 


Agel VV orme 


AV Vorme breeding in an elme. 

1 Cups. 

Lutle VV ormes breeding in a man, 
vooman,or childe) belly. 

: Aſcarides,cecz colubrz. 

VV ormes breedrug m the belly ; alſo 
wormes breeding in bee hes, 

1 Tince. 

A worme that cateth beokes, 

1 Tinca,f 

Little greene wormes vihich eat leck, 
blades, colewortes,lettice. 

1 Praſocuridcs. 

A venemons worme called dip ſas, 

1 Preſter,m. 

({ ertaine wormes of the earth, 

1 Enteni, 

VV ormes that do much burt tovines. 
1: Epitragi. 

A | Vorme cal'ed a Ca ther, common- 
lie vpen colewories, 

1 Eruca,f 

A worme which within ſixeneetes 
ſpace doth twy1.6 into the ſi/k worme, 
Bombyx. » Necydalus,m. 

A VV orme that bendeth himaſelſe like 
abow when he goeth, 

1 Oniſcus,m, 

A veyy venemou! VIV oym in the root 
of an Oke. 1 Dryſmus, m. 

A worme [1yins but one day. 

: Hemerobius,m. 

A little worm breeding in hoynes and 


| vines, in the ſpring time , and efþ:ci- 


«'ly wheuth: ſouth winde blaweth, 
1 


AluileVV ornas in the hand, which 
cauſeth itchmg, 1 Teredo,f. 

AVV orme engendring of carren. 

: Fermus,teracs, m. 

A werm: i fiſhes. 

s Aſilus,m. 

Adcaſe among men called the wrin- 
ging of the belly with wormacs, 

1: Verminazn. 

A dyje iſe of worm:s among cattell, 
called the bats, 1 Verminatio,f. 

VV ormes eating, or breeding of worms 
in ſruits, or trees. x Yernuculatio, 
Full of woymes in the belly, 

1 Lumbricolus,ad. 

Full of wormes. 1 Vermiavius, 
W2:mewoon v:ne. 

1 Abſinthites. 

TWWnne, vide weare. 

To waxe {Qozle. 

2 Inclino, 

To make worſe, 1 Pejoro. 

To ſhew it ſelfe worſe,or mferionys 

1 Poſtero, 
Made worſe. 

2 Exnlceratus p. 
VVorſe, 1 Pejor, 


nequior, deterior, 
Perditior,ad. , 


To wonqtup gr-atly. 

1 Pervenrerur,devencror- 

To reward, with worſbip,or honor, 

1: Honelto. 

VV -rſhipped. 1 Honoratas,vencra- 
tas, Honeſtatus,p. 

A worſhipper. 

x Cultor,venerator,adomator,m- 

A worſh:;pper 'f Mars. 

1 Gradivicola,cum g, 

PV or Op 

z Hoaeſtas,f.decus,n» 2 Nitor,dyg - 
nit 1,f, 

Aw ſhipping. 

1 Culurs,m-vencratio,adoratio.,f, 
VVer|,apping of God, 

i Theoſcbuast. 

VV orſhiop! x of Tdols. 

1 Tcoulatna,idolatria,f. 

VV orjo:pping of bread. 

I pes n+ 

That deth worlbiper bonony. 

1 Venerabundus.ad. 

VV orſhipfull ; 

i Vene:ab lis, 2uguſtus, honogificus. 
2 Antiquus,ad 

R1ght,or verie worſhipfull, 

1 Perhonorificus,ad. 

M ore worſhipfull. 

1 Honortficentior,ad. 

VVorſhipſully 
I H _ 


as 


— 


WOV 


W RA 


WRA 


»= 


— 


OC —_ ———_— 


Pn ON EI 


To be (Aozth. 1 Valeo, 

To be more worth. 

1 Przvaleo. 

To ve like worth. 

A quivaleo. 

To be worthie. 

Meriro,mereor. 

To eiteeme,or thinke worthie, 

1 Digno,dignor. 

Thought,or accounted worthie. 

1 Dignatus,p. 

VVorthinefſe. 

1 Dignicas,preſtantia. 2 Nobilitas,f 
A thing verie little worth, 

1 Teſtivilicium,n, 

VV orthee to be done. 

1 Op tum. 

4 Vet 

1 Dignus,meritus,iflimus,ad. 

VVek worthbie. 

1 Perdignus,ad, 

Lit'le worth. 

: Vilis,nugalis, nugatorius, frivolus, 
adje&, 

So wortbie, 2 Tantus,ad' 

VV orthily. 

1 Digne,condigne,merico,jure,adv. 
VV ort of drinke. 

Liquor cervifiz incocus. 

A 2t-wale of 4 nails. 

3 Redundivum,n. 

TheTAoufe »f cloth. 

1 Trama,f licium,licia. Subtegmen, 


neut, 

CAould ts God. 

1 Vt,O,vtinam,ady. 
Als one Would, 

2 ate. 

To 


lcobino. 2 Vicero,cxcilo,ſtringo 
To wound to death, 

1 Occido. 

To be wounded to death, 

2 Occumbo. 

To wound with a ſpeare, 

1 Lanceo. 

To wound ſore, 

1 Contrucido, 

VV awnded, 

: Saucijus, ad. ſauciatus, 
convalneratus, diſcobinatns, 2 Per- 
cuſſus, viceratus,itus,le{us. 

VV ounded with aianehs, 

1 Lanceatus,p. 

N ot wonnded. 

1 Invulncratus. 

A Wound, 

: Plaga,f.vulnus,n, 

A lttle wound. 

1 Valnuſculum. 

A wound. ng,or hurting, 

1 Vulneratio,fauciatio, conſauciatio, 
f. 2 Percuſſus,m. 

T» 14 woundeth, 

: Vauln:ficus,ad, 

Full of wounds, 


1 Vulneroſus, plagoſus plagiolus,ad. 


Tertaining to a wound, 
1 Vulnerarius,ad. 
Wound vp,videwind, 


W ante R 


CAracke,i.rmingviolence. 

T- Wlrangle. 

1 Alterco,cicor. 3 Tergiverſor. 

A wrangler, : 

1: Altercator,yvitilitigator, calumma- 
tor, 2 Tergiverſator, 

A wrangliog. voy 

1 Alcercativ,rixatio,litigatio,f. litigt- 
um,n. Litgatus,m. 

He that wrangleth, 

1 Licigioſus,ad. 

To (Urap,or intangle. 

t Irretio,intrico. 2 Implico,induco, 
cucumplico,involvo. 
To wrap fold in. 

11 | 2 " ple& ,Circ plico. 
Ts w' ap in bands. 

2 Obſtringo. x Intexo, 
Towrap,or wind ins 
To wra7,or bind in. 

2 Corcludo,cum accu. 
Towrapt gether, 

1 Cnmplico,convolyo,obvolyogad- 
volvo,conturtuplico, 
To wrap vp. 

1 Alligo,colligo,vt colligare vulnera. 
2 Devincio, vt devincuc multa vaa 
complexione. 

To wrap manic things together in one 
period. 

To wrap,or intangle with other, 

2 Coll 


To wrap,or wind about. 

1 Circumplico , circumyelyo, con- 
yolyo. 

Tos —_— tie with lawes, 

1 Legibus vincire, ligare. 

To be wrapped,or entangled. 

1 Circumretior. 2 Implicor, Cir- 


r. 
To be wrapped in the briers, 2 Heſito. 


VV rapped about. 

2 Intortus,p. 

VV rapped,or entangled. 

2 Implicatus,involatus,illigatus, con- 
firictus,impeditus,p. 


VV rapped,or folded in,} ; 
1 Involuus, implicitus, mplicatus, 
implexus. 2 Tectus,f. 
VV rapped tw wood, 

1 Lanatus,p. 

VV rapped together. 

I C | _ Mr L | 


tus. 
VVrapped inwith nets. 
z Circumeetitus. Pp. 
A wrapping, or folding in, 
i Implicatio, f. 


That wherin a thing » wy apped,uu the | 


yelke of an egge within the white, 

I Volya,t. : 

VV rappetilys 1 Contonte,adv. 
E e 


| T»Waſtle, 

: Luctor, colluor, illucor, Jelu- 

Qor. 

To wraftle againfF. 

1: ObluQor,celugor. 

A wrattler, 

1 LuQator,palaſtrita,m. 

A great wraſtley. 

1 Athleta,athletes,m, 

A wraſtler,or door of exerciſe in a gal- 

| lerte, or place covered over with the 
ſunne, 1 Xyſticus,m. 

A Ch.mpiongor hee that in wreitiing 

with hand, foot, ard all other meancs 

labaureth to catt hu adverſaries 

1 Pancratiaſtes,m. 

We that deth anoint wraitlers, when 

they doe wratt (ce. 

1: Comiates,m. 

The matter of tbe wraft lors, who with 

oule ſhould annoint thoſe that wraitled 

naked, 1 Aliptes,m. 

The maitey of ile game of wraſtling, 

that trachith to wraftle. 

1 Gymnafta,gyn.naftes,m, 

The art of wra#t. mg. 

1 Athletica,f, 

' Awraillng, 

4 -- _p— colluQatio, palz- 

af. 


A wra'tling place. 
1 Palaſire hermarkena £ xyſtus,m. 
The reward of wraitling. 


: Bravium,brabium,n. 
The place where young men wraft/cd 
| and exerciſed themſelues. 

1 Ephebium,n. 

Pertaining to wrailling. 

1 Paleſtncus,athleticus,ad, 
VVraitler like, 

1 Palaſtrice,pancraticc,adv. 
CUrath. 

1 Indignatio,vide anger. 

V chement \vrath. 

2 Stomachus, ' 

To Uttath abowr. 

s Contorqueo,vide 79 wreſt. 
VVreathed. 

I Obtortus,p, 

A wreathmg. 

1 Contorſio,t. 

A wreeth,or rol that women weare on 
their heads, to carry milky, water, or 
ſuch like. 


Arculum,ns 


— ———— 


— 


on the heads of Images 1n the tune 
ple. 


1 Struppi,m 


CCC CC 


wracke. 

I'V reake, vide revenge, 

To Wieke, «5 to w1eake ones anger. 
2 Evomereiram. 

To {leſt,wreath,or wrench, 

| x Torqueo , detorqueo , contor- 
| _ , intorqueo , obtorqueo , 1R- 
| flefto, 


__ SY 


| . To 
' _ 


——_—— 


_ 


_- 


Lutle wreathes made of leaxer, put | 


AWhecke #n the ſea , wide ſbippe | 


i 


— 


WRI 


WRI 


WRE 


T: wrett,or pris from one by force or 
d:cut, x Ext5rqueo,abſtarqueo, 
2 Expriino,excaips,excud 3, 
To vresF,or wreath aſide. 
1 Diſtorqueo,dxorqueo, ' 
To w-eit cache. 
1 Rery:queo, 
I Vreited. 
1 Tort is, intortus, contortus, p. tor- 
tilis. 
V / refÞ:4 veri: mh. 
i Prat:omtus, 
VV reft 4 [ome vat or alittle, 
1 Comartulus, 21, 
V/ rette{ fon, 
: Excortus, 3 Expreſſas,p. 
Vi/reit.d vacke, 
1 Retorius,p, 
N 2: wreit: {. 
1 Inconen:s, 
A wrebtr. 
1 Como:tur,m, 
A preitling. 
Deo. f13,comorſi». 2 Expreio,f. 
A p12 tag afode. 
: Diſtarſto. 
Tre :oreitiag of a finews 
: Ganzhum,n, 
Tr1ewre4,or end of th: lefſe bone in the 
© m!. 1 Cupa,n. 
A TA: :tcy. 
i Miicr,aJ 
VF reich 41eJe. 
1 M fecia, zxrumna,f. 
Vee lor mi ſerayls, 
M.&:,m {!las,mucrab.lis. 
V Vrerchl'y. 
1 Miſecc,ca/amitoſ,adv. 
{Art :,or crooked. 
I L:m1s. 
Somn'w?:' avrtts 
1 Limalus. 
A vrit necke. 
1 Torquilla,f, 
A VV rigt. 
Farr. 
T» 74.ink12, 7 m 1he wrinc les, 
1 Rugo Corrugi1,urugo, 
To take 474) wriuc\es. 
1 Erago. 
VV rvich ed. 
1 Rugacus, 2 Contortuz,criſpatus,p- 
criſpus,ad. 
A tak;nz aw ty of wronek es. 
1 Erugatio.f. 
A princkle, 
1 Ruza. 2 Plica,f, 
A title wrinkle, 
3 Rngulaf. 
Ceriae ftrikes, or wrinckle',that ap- 
peare in hu face that laughet5, 
i Geialinus,m. 
01e that « full of wrinck'es. 
1 Rugoſus rugatus. 
To 7Aring. : Strinzo, aſtringo, 
conftrin20,ar20,0btorques. 
To wren! hard. 


: Conftringo perſtringo. 


T wring by force,or deceit,y, wreft, 
V/ rung,or bard wringed. 
1 Obſtcizus,p. 
LA wringinge 
1 Torfio,f, 
T's haue a wringing in the belliz with 
wrm?s, 1 Vermim?. 
A wringing,or frettin; m the belly, 
1 Torming, vermin2, neu. vermina- 
tio, E. tocfiones ſtain chi , Cordap- 
(u;,m. 
Toe pane an4 wring'ng in the ſmal 
guetr,called [liaca patſi 9. 
Dolvr iliacas,ileos,ileas,cordapfs,m 
O ne that hath the wringing in the guts 
i. Torminvlus,ad, 
Toit wich cau/eth the wringing it thi 
guts. 1 Torminalis,ad. 
T»:{Arit. 
1 Suffrago,f. 
To 1(1:1t'2, 
1 S:rib>,conribo. 2 Exara,p2raro, 
pinzo,ftzn.. 
To write verſes in leauzr, 
1 Mandarecarmina folijs. 
To write t14,0r vpon. 
1 Infcrib>, 2 Imprimo., 
To wr .t+ t0g2th:y, 
: Conſcri>1,con cre llo. 
To tell one h5v, or w1 ut 2 hill writes 
1 DiFo. 
T» write thro471.07 4t larges 
1 Pericribo. 2 2crago, 
To wr:te b:/>re, 
1 Preſ:ribo. 
To write in tables, 
3 Intabulo. 
To vr teby calle lizht, 
1 L1:ubroa,clacibro, clacubror, evi- 
gilo, vr evigilare aliquod opas, 
ſo write often. 
r Scriptit9, 
To writ: mare t0. 
1 Afcridd, 2 Appinz>. 
To pprite bet eweene, 
1 Interſcribo. 
To write,or mas a booke, 
: C:moon, 
To write 91827, 
Superſcriby 
T- write a1 4 fwors 
1 Reſcrib». 
AVV rig. Breve. 
T) write 3" 0a cone, 
1 Deſ:ribo,tranſcnbo,cx{ribo, 
To 64ur a 4:/iret0 write, 
1 Scriptu;to. 
VV r:itren. 
1 Scriptus,coaſcriptus,perſcriptus. 
2 Perarxus,p pergraphicus,ad. 
VIraten olier, 
1 Superſcriprus, ſupraſcrip:us,p, 
Vi/riuter out. 
1 Deſcriptus,ex(criptas,p. 
VV riten vpn. 
1 Inſcriptus,p. 
A writer, 
1 Scriptor,perſcriptor, 


A bovke writer. 
qa 


A tr ut writer. 


A quicke,oy ſhor: writer, 


i Notarius,m, 


A fait Writers 


1 Ex(criptor,m. 


: Octhographus. 


A fa'ſe writ er. 


1 Plieadographus. 


He that writeth a maant words ,cven as 
he ſpeaketh them, 


2 Exceptor. 


He that epriteth on his knee, 


1 Graramatocyphon,m. 


He: that inditeth to anoth:r, 4 thing 
fo be written, 


: Diaater. 


Th:y that write pleas and cauſes tn 
the lav. 1 Logographi,m. 
Oae that writeth bookes of yeckoning . 


x Scripturarius,m. 
The art of writing. 
x Scriptura,f, 
A writing, 
1 Scriptus,m ſcriptum,n (criptio,co - 
ſcriptio,pericriptiv,lutecatura. 
2 Munusf. 
An vntrue kinde of writing , call: 4 
al/s Solzci/mu5. 1 Scriblego, ſtribe 
ligo. 
Lk; writing - 
1 Homographia,f, 
To: r:ght form: of writing, 
1 Onhozraphia,f 
A au 1erfertgor fa'ſe writing. 
1-P{cuJographia,t, 
A1vſem wit, wore the woardes 
anſm:r not on: ts aucthiy, x Anaco- 
lathos,n . 
A writing vnderneath. 
1 Subſcripuo,f. 
A thing written by another mans in« 
ftruF.on, x Ditunen,n, 
Ah ng pt 11 Prot ing, 
1 Pericaptum,n. 
VV riamgs. 
2 M:noria,litere. 
A kunt of ror:ting 11vneward, as now 
we write towards the left ind, 
1 Tepocon, tempoton , vel tahen- 
pocon. 
It u written fal/e, 
3 Plaſtograptum. 
That wh.ch u wri(t-n over, and on the 
ſds of thit which u bloited owt, 
1 SupcrindiRiof. 
A writ ,or ation, 
1 Diplomazn. 
Not written. 
1 Agraphius,m, 
VVhbolly written with his name from 
woom it was ſent, 
1 Holographicvs,ad. 
Belonging to writings 
1 Sc:yptorius,ad, 
Ti at may be written. 
1 Scriptilis. 


V ſe, 


— SP _—_— 


_ 


WwWRO 


YEA 


YEE 


þ 


4 


CA I A IO IO TOE OOO 


Uſe, or meditation in labowring and 
poliſhing of thoſe things which are 
written, 1 Graphice, 

To e,vide fo wreah, 

To writhe the mough 12 mockerie. 

1 Vaigia. 

The writhing of the mouth in mockery. 
1 Valga. 

VV rie mouthed men, 

1 Miriones. 

To (Urong,to doe wrong,or inturie. 

1 Injunor,lzdo,maletacio. 2 Violo. 
Put to wrong. 

2 Circumventus,p. 

VVronged molentiy. 

2 Oppreſſus. 

A wrong doer, 

3 Oppugnator,m, 

VV rong, 

1 Injuria,f.malcficium, 2 Probrii,n. 
A wro ging. 

2 Violatio,f. 

VV ong full. 

1 In;urus,ad, 

1hat doth Wrong. 

1 Injurius,ad. 
VV rengfally. 

1 Injurioſe.injuſte, 2 Falfo, perpe- 
ram,mmerito, 

Mof#t wrong fully, 

2 Immerinflim9,ady, 

Wlroug t, vide to worke, 

VV yle,vide blame. 


Y ante A 


APard ro weaſure. 1 Virga,f 
a a yard, bs 

1 Seſqupes,f. 

A yard,er rod of a Geometvictan. 

: Radins,m. 

A yard,or court of anie houſe, 

3 Fenetrale,penetral.n area, 
Ayard,or open place where cattle and 
poultrie u kept 1 Chorsf. 

A Mars yard, 

1 Veretrum,embolum,z coles. 

2 Cavlis. 

Tate, vide gate. 
Parne, 

: Fenſa,orum ſtamen,Lananeta,La- 
nafatta. 

A ballome of yarne. 

1 Glomus. 2 Orbis,m- 

TY avyne wind: ng blader,v.b lades. 

Tc Pawne, or cape 45 one doth after 
o for want of fleepe, 1 Oſcito,ofcitor, 
vide to gope, 

T awning for lacke of, or aſter ſleepe. 
Oſcirans,p. 

A Tawnng. 

1 Oſcitatio,oſcitatus,m, 

A fault,or impediment which witinot 
[of-r a man to ſtay from goping and 
yawning often. 1 Ofcedoyf. 

A Teipmn,or handfull, 

Vola. 


Y ante E 


Pea, 1 Ita,ſanc,ctiam,imo. 

2 ReQcady. 

Yea mey iegyea truly. 

x Scilicer,quippe. 2 Maxime,adv. 
APeare, 

1 Annus 2 Vertumnus,m, 


_ — 


The yeave of Inhile , or of releaſing , | 


which happened euerte fiftie yeare, 
1 mm. 
A yeare and a[þalfe. 
I Seſquannus, 
The day that maketh the leape yeare, 
1 Biſſextus, biſex lamus, 
vel Intercalans dies. 
That which returneth exeric fiſt year, 
x Penteris. 
The leape yeare. 
1 Intercalaris. 
Embolilmalis”* 
Biſſextilis 
Biſextilis 
The 4./eaſons of the yeare, 
2 Cardines temporum, 
The ſpace of a yeare, 
1 Anno, per annum. 
The ſpace of two yeares, 
1 Biernium,n. 
The ſpace of feure yeares, 
1 Quadriennium, 
The ſpace of fine yeares 
1 Qu:nquennium,luſtrum,n. Olym- 
is. 


_ ſpace of ſixe yeares, 

1 Sexennium,n. 

The ſpace of ſeven yeaxer. 

1 Septenaium,n, 

The ſpace of eight yeares.” 

: Ogennium, n. 

The fpace of nine yeares. 

1 Novennium,n. 

The ſpace of ten yeares, 

1 Decennium,n. 

That # done yearely, or eveyie yeare at 
4 certaine time. x Solennis, annuus, 
anniver{arius,ads 

That t doneeueyie two yeare. 

1 Biennalis,ad. 

That # done enerie three yeare, 

1: Tric ,tuictericus,ad 

That #« done eerie fow c Jeare, 


Annus. 


1 Quadr Sq alis,ſex- 
ennalis,ſe h J a li 2 noYC- 
nalis,decer nalis. 

One yeare old. 


1 Anniculus,annotinus, hornus,her- 

notinus,ad, 

Two yeares o!ds 

1 Fimus, biennis,ad. 

Almo#t 1wo yeaves old. 

1 Bimyulus,ad. 

Of three yeares old, 

1 Trimus,triennis,ads 

Of fuyc yeares oide 

1 Quinn quabimatied. 
C2 


— —— 


Alm fore yeaves old, 

1 Quadrimulus,ad, 

Of fine yeares old. 

1 Quinquennis,& czt. ſexennis, ſep. 
renus, leptenms, otennis, novenns, 
decennis, biluſtris,vr bellum bilultre. 
Of,cy belonging to @ yeare. 

1 Annalis,annari?,aunualis,anguart?. 
Of thu years. 

: Hornus, hornotinus,ad. 

Of halfe a yeare, 

1 Semcſtris,ad. 

[ e*rely,or yeere by yeeres 


1 Que Ant V. 
Pea(t,vide Barme. 

To Pecld,a&. 

1 Dedo,trado, vt ſe dedere, tradere, 
to yeeld oimſelfe,dico,as,vt it alicut in 
clientelam dicare, to yee/d hamſelfe to 
ones t:41t101,concedo, vt primas alicui 
in decendo partes concedere,to yeelde 
the price of eloquence 10 one. 

To yeelde, or briag forth as the earth 
dah 1 Reddo. 2 Etffundo, fiado 


lupgero, 
To yeeld,oy pay- 
1 Redido. 


To yecld, or render wp. 

1 Prodo,dedo. 

To yeeld por reſigne,v.ſurrendey. 
To yeeld an account, 

1 Reddere 

Ditaie . 

Refine £ Raricnem. 

Dare 

2 Calculum ponere. 

To yeeld,or pine oner neut. 

1 Cedo,concedo, 2 Pareo, fuccum- 
bo 

To yeeld Fom, 

1 Decevo. 

To yeeld,or giue vP the ghoF, 

x Exhalo 

Expiry Spuritum. 

Ettio 

Ycelded vp. 

I Redditus,deditus,ps 
A erlding, 
1 Ceffio,deditio,f, 


bo yeclamg again. 


1 Reſtitutio. 

That yeeld: that ſelſe to anothty. 
1 Dedvititius,ad. 

VPfere, vide rogerber. 

To Pell,or crie ont. 

1 Ejulo. 2 Viulo,v ide 1o-re, 
A yelling, 2 Vlulatus,plangor. 
A yelling cuts 

1 Ejulatio, f ejulatus,m. 

The Pelke of an eg ze,v. e246, 


' TomatePellow., 


i Rufouiilo. 

Tobe yellow,or of colowr like gold, 

1 Aureſco,flayeogtulveo. 

To waxe yellow or of a golden colour. 
1 Flaveſco,urileſco, 

VV oxing, er bee yellow, 

1 Flavens,flaveicens.p. 


7 eos 


PR, — - 


"YON 


i ellopnejſe. 

1 Flavedo,feem. 

Yeiloy earth found in mines of gold & 
filurr. 1 Sandaracha, 

Tellow amber, 

1 Saaternicam,n. 

Yellow,er that hath yellow haixe. 

1 Rufus ad 


Tell» clo? or flke, 
I Tine 
Yei(».v of colMÞvide colomr. 


ToWeln?,ua Fox:,or a Dor doth. 

: Ganno, 

A yilping 

1 Ganntio,f ga , 

To yerne, 47 

Mcreo1 ,cupio,dole9,*? 
Pe'tcryay. 44 tw 

1 Neri,hece,hefternus dies. 

Of yetterd ay. 

1: Heſternus,ad, 

Pets y-',till thu time, : 

i Adhuc, erjam;, ctiamnum, etiam- 
nunc,dum,cnam dum, 

Sewce yet, 

x: Vix dum. 

Not yet, 

1 Nondum. 

Yet for all that yet nenertheleſſe. 
x Tamen, attamen, veruntamen m- 
bilominus. 


But yet. 

1 Attamen,atqut. 
And yet. 1 Atque. 
Nor yet, 

1 Nenunc quidem, 
A DPew/>2epe. 

1 Ovis feemella. 
An old yew haurng lately eaud, 
1: Adafia. 

ToPere,or ſob. 

1 Singultio. ; 

Texing. 1 Singuluens,p. 
A yexmg. 

21 Singulzus,m hea, 

In yexmg, or afier the faſhion of the 
bucket. 1 Singultim, adv, 

A1 Pnch. 

2 Vncia,t pollex,m. 

A little ynch, 

2 Vnciola,f. 

Half an ynch. 

2 Semuncia,& ſeminncia. 

2 Inches. 3 Sextans. 

3-T nckes. 2 Trians. 

4-7 nches, 3 Quadrans. 

5.7 *che. 3 Quimcunx. 

6.T nches or hal/e a foote. 

2 Semifhis,palmos minor. 

7 Inches, 2 Septunx, 

$.7 ncbes. 2 Bes. 

s Inches. 2 Dodrans. 

10.7 nchesr. 2 Dexrans, 
11.T:hesr. 8 Deunx, 

12 Tncher,or a foot, 

2 As,pcs. 

Of,uv being an ynch in meaſure. 
1 Yncialis, pollicaris,vnciarkus ad, 


" A 


Of or being tw» ynches in meaſwre. 
2 Sextentarius,ad, 
Of three ynches in meaſure. 
2 Tricntalis,ad, 
Of 4 ynebes, » Quadramalis,ad. 
Of 5. yncher, 2 Quincuncialis, 
Stx yaches long« 
2 Semiffalis,palmaris,palmarins,nd. 
Segen ynches long. 
2 Septuncialis, 
Of eight mnehes long, 
2 Bcſlalis,ad. 
Ne ynches long, 
2 DoJrantalis, 
Ten ynches long, 
2 Dextanrarins, 
Eleuen yuches long, 
2 Dcuncialis, 
Of twelue yncher,ox a ſort. 
2 Pedals,ad. 
Ofeighteene ynches,or afoot & ahalfe 
2 Palmipes,palmipedalis,ad 
Tnch by yuch. 
1 Vnciatim,ady. 
AnPuckling, 
1 Subuditus,m., 
rode. Thar. 
To Poke, 1 Iugo. 
To yoke to. 
1 Adjugo,adjmnzo, 
To yoke together. 
1 Cunjugo,- a Conjungo, 
To bring vndey the yoke, 
1 Subjugo. 
To vnyoke 
1 Scjugo, 2 Sejunzo,disjungo, 
Toked, 
1 Tugatus,p. jugatortus, jugalis,ad, 
Toke together, 
1 Conjugus,ad conjngatus,p. 
TY oked,or coupled fideby ſide. 
1 Bijugis, bijugus,ex bis,& juguma,ad 
bijuges equi,”57ſes yoked rogerber, 
Toked ts ow only, 
1 Vnijugus- 
Ayoke, 1 Tugum,n. 
He: that yoketh, 
1 Tugatrus,ſubjugator,m. 
A Jorge 
1 Tugatio,conjugatio. 
A yoke for a hog gegoy other bea#t, 
1: Numella,f. 
A yoke of oxen,or couple ble in great- 
neſſe. 1 Juges. 
Srx yoked mm a teame. 
1 Sejuges,ſcjupi. 
A —_ ew "OY or corpletb 
like a yoke. 1 Iugamentum,n. 
That was never yohed. 
1 Non paſſus jugum. 2 IntaQus, 
Arcattomed 16 the yoke. 
1 Subjugis,ſubjugalis,ad. 
Selo.ging 10 the yoke, 
1 Iugalis ad. 
The Polke of an exge,y, exee, 
A Peoman, Ek pebeius, 
Ayeomain of the guard. 
1 Satelles,latero, laceranns, m, 


A yeoman of t he ſtixrop, 

1 Strator» 

To be,or wax Pony, 

1 [uyeneſco. 

To wax young 47aine, as chi dren doe. 
1 Repubeſco,revireico. 

To come vp younger 

1 Pullulo,pulluleſco. 

To be great with young 
i Pregno. 2 Gravelco, 

To bring ſorth young. 

1 Pario. 

To get with young. 

1 Gravido. 

To be youthſull, 

1 Adoleſcenturio. 

A young man. 

1 Adoleſcens adoleſcentul®, juyenis, 

com-'g. veſticeps,m. 

A young woman. 

1 Ado Op 

T oung ones. 

1 Fcetus, partus,proles. 

A youn; man,or womangabout 12. 0r 
14.yeares ol{,ybich hath no haire, 
1 Impubes,impuber,impubis. 
Verie younge 
r Peradoleſens. 

A young bearded man. 

1 Batbatulus, 

The young of anie thing. 

2 Filij. 

A young beginner, 

1 Tyro,intiatus,m, 
Luttie,or flouriſhing youth. 
1 Acme 


A verie young ſouldier,or beginner, |} 


1 Tyrunculus. 
The young of all beaſts. 
2 Catulus. 
1he young of enery lumg thinggexeept 
man, 1 Pullus,pullulus, 
A being with young. 
1 Przgnatio, 
r wy Iuvenilis, juvenis, ad. in- 
fans,com.g. 2 Tener, ad. naſcens,p. 
Vere young. 
1 Tuvenculus. 2 Tenellns,novellus, 
adje&. 
Big with young. ] 
1 F cerus,contar:us, pregnans, gravi- 
dns,ad. 
T owr:ger, 
1 Torrior, juvenitior, mor natu- 
2 Minor,ad 
Tonthfull, 
1 Tavenilis,ad. 
T outhfully, your glygluZt ly, 
1 Iuvenilitcr,adv. 
Toarg!y. 
2 Fener+,tencriter. 
Pou. 1 Vos. 
I our owne ſclut?, 
I Volmeripti, 
7 owrs, 1 Veſter, 
Of your owne, 
1 Tuopte. 


Oſyore. Quendam. 


Ponth, | 


Pd 


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6 


ZE A 


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Birds, 


Ponth,vide youu7- 

7: Prketh. 1 Piget,redet. 
T rheſomnefſt, 

1 Tediumn. 

I rheſome,or tedious. 


: Moleſtus,cdioſus. 


Z ante E 


To have Feale, or great deſire to 4 
_ t Z2lo, xclor. 

Zeale,or great lone. 

1 Zclus,m. 

5enart?,or VV ormeſeede, 

: Zadura,f. 


Z ante O 


The Jodtacke, 4 crrcle in heaven, 


wheren: are the twelwe fignes. 
I Zodiacrs,fignifer,m, 
A Zone, 1 Zona. 


IEG 


CERTAINE GEN FE- 
rall heads of Birds, Co. 
lours,C&e.a5 follow, 


BIRDS, 


O gee a birding. Aucupor, 


A biyder. Auceps. 

A birding, or fontirg- 
Aucupium,n aucupauo,t. 
A brag place, 
Aucpium,n. 


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DPertainng tobirdin 'v. 
Aucupatorius,ad, 

A bird. 
Avis,volucris,ales,aliger,volatulc, 
A laitle bird, 

Avicula,f. 

A young birt, 


| Pullus,pullulks. 


Br4:. 2 Volantes, plu. 

The byd; gotten by fewling. 

Aucupia, 

Artie bir fed in the houſe, 
Poſctus,vel boſcis, idiss 

Great birds that be fed, 

Alnes. 

Young bi: ds voſtathered, 

Implumes pulli, 

brrds that came fue, % 
1 Involucres pull, 

Birds wh1ch [ine as well by land As by 
water, Amphibia. 

Belonging to birds, 

Avitius,al, 

Birds whole ſeated, is all watcy fowle 
are for the mot part. 

Pal nipedes,folipedes. ' 

Abd fo (1;ht that it u caricd rverie 
wa y with the winde, 


Cepphes. 


— 


A cortai ie ſea foule , or Feſb water 
foule, Phalendes. 

A bird having a wing of crunſen co- 
lour, Phenicopterus,m. 

A little bird which us at deally batred 
with the Aſſe. Agithus,nr. 

A bird with blacke feathers on the 
bead much like a linger,or titling, 
Atricapilla,f, 

A irs that counterfeiteth the neigh. 
my of a horſe. Anthus. 

DA great white bird of the kinde of r4- 
vens. Ixon. 

Abird wont to come to the altar:,and 
c4r16 away a burmng cole, as @ tokgu of 
4 luake. Spi b 

Au vnluckie bird, called alſo Spintur- 
14x, the ſight whereof was ſo wnſortu- 
nate, that pon that cauſe onely, they 
did eftentimes purge the cute by ſacri- 
fee. 1 jaria,t. 

A bird which break21h the Eagles ers, 


Subis,f. | 

Birds which by their flight or voice ſige 
wified that the thing purpeſed was nor 
£v be followed. Remores. 

A birde which fingeth ſweetly in the 
morning, Lucar. 

Abd drinking as though he did bite 
the water, hawing long red leg ges and 
614, Porphyrio. 

A _raucnous bird ſome:ime fighting 
with the Eagle ſo valiantly, that m 
graphing tegethey they fall to the grond 
and be taken «f ſheephcards. 
Ptynx.vel prynge. 

A bir4 m Ethyope, greater than the 
eagle, hvmg hoynes like 4 goat. 
Tragoponades. 

A bird that 4n tome of tread:ng ſweat- 
eth blaud. Erodivsnm. 

A bird that hath a loud veice and a 
faire colour. Graphalus,m. 

A bird flow of flight. 

Gradipes. 

A bird, whom if one doth bel:old that 
hath the yelluw raundityamediuat ly the 
man bicommeth whole , and the bird 
dieth. G us,ierus. 

A bird that hath @ crooked and long 
bill,black of colour, ihe feathers brown 
and full of ſpots. Helonus. 

A bird about the bigneſſe of Ardeol4, 


Himantopus,m. 

Abvd which in ſouthſaying ferbad a 
thing to be done. 

Incbre,divina avis. 


A bird which accompanieth the quail 
over the ſeas. Cychramus. 

Abird whichin hu flight fetcheih 4 
compaſſe. Circaniaf. 

A tird matyng ber neſt with cinamen 
Cinnamologus,m. 

A bird breeding of the Alcious net. 
Ceyx.ycis. 

as vnlack'e bird, 

Parra,fs 


A bird that by his vorce ſgnifieth ſor» | Cornicula,f. 
Ee}; 


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what t1 rome : alſe an: forging bird. 
Oſcins, vel oſcen,com g. : 
A bud of the brynes of aculver, which 
Ga(a tranſlaterh Vinago. Oenas, 
Aba tl. at hath no ſþleene. 
Avocepbalus,m. 

A bind weſt dun7-cueth the dimme; 
0; the eres. Cal z. 


PROPER N AMES OF 
Birds, placed Alpta- 
berically, 


A. 
An arſe-foet, a lutle diver, or a di- 
dapper. Mergulus,nm. 

'L 


A Barnacle, Chelcnolopex, chelo. 


A Bat eremouſ/e,or flittey mouſe, 
Veſpenilio,ny&rix,t. 

Ablocke bird, vide Ouſell. 

A birger der, a birde of the kinds of 
geeſe, Chenalopex,f. vulpaaler. 
A Bittowr- 

Butio,ardea Rellaris. 

A Dramnbline, 

Montifringilla,f. 

A Bull fircb, * 

Rubiclla,f, 

A bunting,or litle lathe, 

Ter —— 


triberts. aland:! 
A Butlearo,or Biftard. 
Biſtard®,tetrao, otis vel odos tarda,f. 
afio,oms. 
A Bu( (ard, Puteo,m. 
Abtald Buz.2,nrd. 
Percnos,m.planga,f. 
A Butwyne. Capella,f. 

C 


A Conarie bird, Virxeo,chlois. 

A Cattrell,or kt roll 

Tinunculns, vel temuznmncules. 

A chaffinch, ſpmke, or ſreld apple 4 
bad ſing:ng in cold weather, 
Fringilla,vel trigilla.s. 

A Chaah, 

Graculus,m. mon:dula, f. Frigulat 
graculus. 

A Corntth (though, 

Pyrocorax,m. 

A Colem: t;ſe,or gnat bapper. 
Ficedula,Ff. 

A Cocke, 
Gallus,gallinaceus,m.cu-urcit gall. 
A ( ormerant,or Seac: ow. 
Phalacrecurax .corvus mar:nus,met- 


gu. 

AC owvteor ſoa crow. 

Corvus aquaticis. 

A ('rane. : 

Grus palamedia avis. 

A yourg Crane. 

V.piogm. 

A Crew, : : , 
Corvus,cornix, faciria,plcbenn ales. 
A little Crow. 


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i 


Birds. 


Birds. 


Birds. 


O/ acrow, Coracinus,corvinus. 
A ntght crow,or ravea. 


Nyicorax, nyRuavene, cicuma,Ci- 


CULUS. . 

A Culver,vide Dowe, 

A Cmlew. Curlinus,m. 
D 


A Daker kenne. Crex. 

A Daror tacke daw. 

Monedula,f vide Chouzh, 

A D1lapper,diveror dipchicke. 

1 Vrinatcix , colambris , vt micula, 
me:gulus,m. 

A Dogrypigern,or culver, 
Culumbus,columba, periſtera. 

A Twtle dowe. 

Turtur dileQa. 

The cha#t twile doue. 

Caſtus turtur, 

Ti- young dowe,oy pigeon. 

Pullus columbaceus, pipio,onis. 

VV id Douer,or pigeons which South- 
ſaiers were wont to obſerne, Titi. 

A ring-doue,or wooed-culuer. 


= palambus , torquatus pa- 


MA fockedoue. 

| Livia, vinago. 

A duckeor drake. 
Anas. 

A tame ducke. 

' Anas Cicur. 

A wilde ducke. 


| Anas fera, vel ſylveſtris. 
| A little ducks, Anaticula, 
| E 


An Eagle. Aquila,ales lovs. 

Fierce Eagles. 

Aquile fecoces, 

An E agleg(uppoſed to be a Fawlcon of 
the ſecond kind, Pyg, 


arguis. 
"7 Eagle that hath ſo ſtrong a beake 


_ that ſhe breaketh bones. Ollifraga,ol- 
Gfragus,ſanqualis. 

HAkind of Exgles lazing chiefly about 
pooles and lakes, Morphuus, pernce 
The righy Eagl bj 

The right Eagle , of meane bigneſſe, 
colour 35 "4 ad 
A bird,ſaith Feſtus,of the kind of E a+ 
gles : the Southſacert, ſaith Pliny take 
it diverſly , ſome ſor the chicke of a 
Vulture, ſome ſor 4 yourg Eagle, be- 
fore hu taile bee white © thi birde al- 
wates gaue ſign fication of good |ucke, 
Immuſſulus, vel, vt alij cribunt im- 
muſulus, vel immuftulus, 

An Eatcbee,vide woodpecher. 

At Egrct. _— 


A Feeſant, Phaſianus,itis,ornix. 
A Feaſat bene. 

Phaſiaps,h. ; 

A Flaxflince. 


Linipha,F. 


A Flittermmſf vide Bat. | 
A Fenduckevide orehen, 


A Ficldfare, Collaria,glaucium. 
G, 


A Ganet Penclope. 

A Glow bird that jhineth by night. 
Lampyris,m. 

A Gedw:t,a bird ofdel.cate meate, 
Attagen,a'tagena. 

A Coldfnchorr liunet, 
Carduellus,m carduclis, miliaria,au- 
riautns,chryſomitris,acanthis, 

A Gleadeyide Kye., 

A greene fiach, 

Chloris,virco,onis. 

A Griffon,or Gripe. 
Gryps,gryphus, vultur,ra. 
Belonging to a Gr ffon, 
Vulturinus,ad. 

A Guat ſnapper , @ birde feeding on 
grapes and figs. Picedulayt.” 

A Gull. Gavia. 

A lea grey gull, 

Gavia cincracea." 

A whue gull,ox ſea cob. 

Gavia = 4 

A Gerre,vide Vnliur. 


A Hareſoot,a bird ſo called. 
Lagopvs,vdis. 
iA hen haroer, 
Ruberarius,m. 
A Heyon, 
Ardea,t pygargus,m. 
A blew Heroy, 
Ardea cincrea, 
A dware Heron,or exyall, 
Ardea alba. 
A kind of Heron, which ſome thinks 
to be an Egrer. ia. 
A Heron« erp. 
Ardeola,f pellos,vel pellus,m, 
Heath cockes, 
Sali, plu. 
A Hickwall,or bickway. 
Vireo,linx,picus martius,picunnus, & 
picus,m. 
A Hobbxc vide hawke. 
1 


A lay. Graculus,ms» 
R, 
A Kings filber. Alcedo , alcyon, & 


Halcyon. 

A Kite,a gleadeor puttockgs 
1 M:lvus,milvius,m. 
Agreedie kate, 

Milvus rapax,vcl avidas, 
A young Kats 

Pullus milvanus. 

Of a Kiie, or like a Kite. 
Milvius,ad. 


&o 
A Lapwing. Vpupa,f epops, 
A Larke. 
Alana, galccita, corydalus, cailita, 
Ciris 
A wo'd Lake, 
Acrednla,t. 


_ 


A line Larke. 
Alaudula,f 
A Linnet,vide Goldfinch, 
AM, 
A Marlet,or Marten,of the quantitre 
of a Swallow , baving ne feete 10 goe, 
but only ſtumpes. 
Cypſellus,m apus,odts. 
A Marten,or vytiterne, which bree« 
deth in water bankes. 
Riparia,f. 
A Mavu, abird which ſmgeth ;n the 
cage Turdus pilars. 
A Mavis,or Throſſeh, 
Turdus,m. 
A Murre bird, 
Phaſcas. 
AM; reben,or fenne ducks, 
Fulica,fulix,ornix, 
A mwhm. Parus,m. 


A Mudwak vide vvordpecker. 
N 


ANaffe. Viiaf, : 

Night birds. S@pes. ? 

A night bird having crooked clawer, 
which bunteth after micegand moles, 
Eleos 


Avight bird like abat, Ama,f. 
A nightingale. 
Luſcinia, philomela. 
A lutle mghtingale. 
Luſciniola,t. 
The mcurning nightingale, 
Mcrens philomela. 
A nmmurder, a bird ſs called, ſome 
thinke it u a ſhrinke. Molliceps. 
A mut-pecker,or wut» tobber, 
Snta. 
A nudwall,vide vvood peckere 

[4] 


An Owle. Bubo,glaux, cos, noQua, 
vilula,avis devia. 

A skrich Owle, 

Stmx, 

An hoyne Ovle, 

Nottua aurita,otis, idis. 

An Owle ftard ng vv:ith feathers on e- 
vert” fade of her head lukg cares. 
Alio,onis. 

An Owle, or as ſome thinks, a kinde of 
bawkes flying by mght, 

Hybris. 

An Ofproye 

Aquila marina. 

«An Onfle,or blacke bird. 
Mervla,miſippa,turdus, 

A little oufle,or Llacke bird. 
Turdulus,m turdella,t. 

An Oftrich,or Eftrich. 

Struthia, ftruthi amclus, Aſia avis, 
apnd Horatium. 


An Oxtyegor creeper. 


| Certhia. 


P. 
ﬀA Parrat,vide Popimay. 
A Partr.age, 
Periix, 
A comic of Tartr:dges,v.covie. 


em 
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—— 


Birds. 


Birds. 


Birds. 


| Charadrius,m. 


A Peacockse, 

Pavo,pavus, Iunonia avis. 

T'- trim ſpots in a Teacacks taile, 
Oculi,orum . 

A french Peacocke, 

Gallopavus. 

Of a Peacocke. 

1 Pavenius,ad. 

A Pr ahinne. 

Pava,f. 

A Pellicanne. 

Pelicanus,pelican, vel pelecarus,m, 
A Phente, 

Pheamx,Ff. 

A Poechard,a vuater foule like a duck 
Boſcha,f.vel boſcas,adis. | 
A Phe/cont vide feaſant . 

A Dre. Picus,m. pica,citta,f, 

A chattering Pie, 

Pica loquax. 

A Dyzeor ,vide Done 

Akind of Pigeons called an eate corne 
or cate vwvheate. 

Pyralis,frugipeta,Ff. 

4. A hln.e hedze ſparrow: 
a bird wohuh breedeth vp the Cuckge; 
eggs m fteed of hey owne. 
Curruca, t epialis,grze. 

A Popimaye,or Payrar, 


| Plitzacus, plitace,cs,f. 


The pratling Popintaye. 

Garrulas pſitracus. 

A Plover, 

Pardalvs, pluviarius. 

A Plungeon 7 a kind of woatey fouls 
with a long reddi(h bill. 


A Puet,a bird ſo called, 
Phaleris,dis,f. 
A Puttecksvide Kite. 


A Quaile,or quale, 
Coturnix, urtyxF. 
The captaigor leader among Quails, 
Ortygumetra,m. 
R 


A R aney. Corvus, COTax. 
| night Rawven,vide crow. 
ARed-jhanke. 

H a 3 lie 


A Red-Htart. 
Ruticilla,f, 

A Ring. taile. 

5 pr WAR 
A Reci-taile. 
Phanicurns.rubicilla. 
A Robin ve dbreabt. 


KO 


Enthacus,m erithea, rubecula,rubel.. | 


ho,li!viat. 
A Recke. Cornix fragivora. 


A vvhite Seam. 


Fulica,f gavia cinerea, larus cinere?, | 


cepphus,m. 

A Sea ceb,or ſea.qul. 

Gavia,f larns,m. 

A dSea-brrd yreat and grieve. 


I ono ——_— — —  — 
| — 


A (belde appleyvide Chaffinch, 
A Sheld, he. 
CataraRa,t. 
A jowueler,or ſhofler. 
Platalea,pel ] 
A Swi. 
Ligmwnus,luteola, fpinus,m. 
A Snteor ſmppe, 
Ibis,gallinago,& rufticula minor. 
A Oparrow. 
Paſſer,mifttruhamn,n pyrgitz, pl. 
A bedze /parrow,or tithueg. 
Haſler (eptarius, troglodytes. 
The /ubtile Sparrow, 
Argutus paſſer. 
A little ſparrows 

wad 
A red Sparrow. 


Iunco,m. . 


A wvater ſwallow. 
Motacilla,culicilega,f cinclus,m. 
A <<! rams (1 watow. 


A great bells. 


Swallowes which want the ve of their 
feet. Apodes. 

A Sea [wallow. 

Drepanis. 

A Swann, 

Cygnus. vel cyncnus,olor,m. 

A wild Swan broythg like an Aﬀe. 
Onocrotalus,m. 

Cert atne rawenous birds like toſwans, 
hang beneath therr mowh a little 
gorge , into which they ſwallow ther 
mar: greedily, 

Oenccratali. 

AStarc,o ftalirg. 

curnus. 


Ad trorke, 

Ciconia, 4” 

A Teale, Querquedula,boſcha. 
A Thro#le. 
Bebriacenſis. 

A T:uſhor mavi. 

Turdus. 

A bow T bruſh. 

Turdvs Iliacus, 

A place where Thruſhes were kept a 
furing, 

T jvm,n. 


A Tirlmgvide pune: he. 
A T:1mowſe. 


| Parus,m. 


Tum uſe, 
Todi, plur. 
The great Titmoz/e. 
Frigillago, vel fringillago, f. parus 
major, 
The leſſer Trtmouſe, called « Nus. 
Parus minor. 
A Turile,vide Done. 
Ee 4 


V. 

An Urion,a bird ſo called, 
Argatilis,m. 
A Unultureor reire, 
Voleur, vulturws,m. 
Belonging to a Un/ture. 
Vulturs.s,ad. 

VF. 
AVV axtaile,or waſher. 
Moracilla, moracula, codacremula, 
cnipelogus 
A wa er henne, 
Tri f 
by =. IPA marten. 
A wigeon, Glaucea,f. 
A wirwall,cy woodwall. 
Vireo,chloreon, galbula,f. 
A Woodcockeor feape. 
Gallinago, ae fr oy ruſtica perdix, 
ſcolopax. 
A wood-pecier mud wall,or eatbes, 
ApiaRer,apiaſtra,merops,mellifuga, 
picus,& picunnus. 
A ſea woodeocke , becauſe it hath a 
long bill, net vnlihe a woodercke, 
Trochilus, vel trochilus, 
A Wrenne. 
Regulus, trochilos, vel trochilus. 
A kid of birar,called of ſome wrent,of 
others ON ag. 
Immuſculym. 
A little wren , alnai's at tarre with 
the eagles, x Regaliolus,,m. 
UVUrie necke. 


Iyax, torquilla, : 
ATelamber. Luteus, vel lute. 


Voce! inarticul ts volatilimnm quorune 
dam, ſeeuncum S:danum, Ovi. 
& Iul wm Pollucem. 


Philomela modulatur : Aquila clan- 
gi: : Accipiter pipat : corvyus croct- 
tat, Crocit, tne manger” Perdix cada- 
bat : Anſer gratitat, glaciat : Cygnus 
dreniat : Tone os. Columba ge- 
munt : Paluwbes plauſitat : Cicvnia 
gloterat : Gallus cucurit : Gallina 
racillat,glodt;plucidat; Pavo prpil- 
t : Grus gruit : Vultur polpat: Gra» 
culns frigu}at : Milvus higat, jugit : A- 
Nas n— : hirund» inſet © paller 
pipit ; Cicada fritinit : ſturnus piſitat: 
eur 7 Acrechila mihear: co- 
turn x 9 glocitat:me- 
rula finder;vel mocutareryropa Fo- 
iſſat : n;eleagris caccilſat: veſpertilio 
det : pica picatur, vel m:dulatur : 
cuculns cuculazt : bubo bubulat : no- 
Qua cucubat : viila vViviar : buitic bu- 
bit : Regulus vel meros Zunzululat, 
Apes bombalat : parus rinninat, 


.dyan 
animaltum. 
Leo rugit: tigris raucat: panther can. 
rit : pardus felt : Jupus vlulat : aper 
frender : 


a 


Colours. 


Colours. 


Colours. 


— 


fiender : barrs barrit ; cer us, 0a4- 
ob pre taurus inug t ; £quus 
verres qu:ritat : alcilus VnCAt: 
aries blacerar: oebbeke Sus prun- 
nit : caper,hircus mutit : Canis larrat; 
vu!pecula gannit: catulus giaucitat ; 
lepus vagit : mus mintrat; multela 
dinerit: grillus grillat : torex diſticar; 
ſerpens & angus ſibilat: ran coaxat. 


COLOVRS, 


C-lour. Color, tintus, ma. tin. 
Qura,f. 
Of oue colour, Vnicolor, 
Of two colomnrs, 
Bicolor. 
Of three colours, 
Tricolor,ad. 
Of (undrie,or divers colowy, 
Diſkcolor,yaricolor,multicolor. 


That u of changeablecolours, 
V. 


1tt coloured. Decolor,ad. 
IN {l, and deepe colour. 


Agood,l nel darebleyend lafting co- 
= - wo dead l 
AV Aecatyine,or a colour, 
Color = 
A linely, by ave, trim, and gallant co- 
low, Color floridus 
A darke yr or ſad colour, 
Color furdus, color auſterus., 


ropes» ma — —m 

Color dilutus.color remiſſ; 
Painter: colours. 
Pigmenta,vs 
A colour made of Ceruſe, and reddle 
burned t og: ther called of ſome Patiſt, 
yed,or arſinicke. Sandix. 
The m:ddle c:louy berwixt blacks and 
white. Elbum,n. 
Of that colour. 
Elbidued: 
Of the colour of a Tafper fone, 
Laſpideus colvr. per fo 
Colony in graineor twiſt died. 
Dibaphus,m. 


A. 
Auburne cole:51,vide broune, 
Arſenicke colour. 
Sandix,ſandaracha,F. 
Albe colour, 


Arao-colew de broune. 


Bay colony. Fadas, balius,ad. 
Blacke of colour. 
Niger,ater,pullus,ad. 

{ol- blacke. 

——_—_— mela- 


Blact, el ke pitch, 
Piceus,n 


_ 


i 
, 


A brig't blacke like the feathers of 4 
crow. Coracinus 

Somwla: blache. - 
Nigellus,ad. 

Blacks and blew , mixed with the co- 
lor of lead, Lividaz,plumbeus. 
'Black- ,or pale of colowr. 

Pailidus. 

'Blewe like a( ure. 

Czruleus,czrulvs, ad. 

Blew. Lividus,ad. 

Blew lthe the ſex wane. 
Thalaſſicus,thalaſſinus,cymatilis. 
A bright blew colour, 

ancus. 

Somewhat blew. 
Subcemlus,lividulus,ad. 

Blew with ſþeckes of gray. 

Czljus color. 

Alight,or Venice blew. 

Venetus color 

Blewiſh, drawing to the colour of pur- 
ple. Indicus,ad. 

may any darke fc colouy. 
Pullus,falcus,ſabniger, wubater,berti- 
cus, hiberus,ferrugineus, naciv® color. 
\Abrorwne,or natur all colour. 

1 Pulligo,f. 

Abrowne colour that which is mingled 
with blacke and red, Ferrugo,f. 
Browne-blew. 

Luridus,ad. 
Blanket colour,or light watchet, 

MN. 


(arnation colour. 

Helvus,gilvus,ruiſus,ad, 

( hangeable colour, 

Vanans color. 

Copper colaur. 

A neus,ad 

A crane colour, 

Gruinus color, 

Crimſen colourvide Scarlet, 
D 


Dale grey, vide grey. 

Dunne colour, 

A — ——_— 
Fleſh colour, of white, and red. 
Helvus,helvelus,gilvus,ad. 
Fox,or weeſell colouy. 
Fulvus,muſtellicus, ad. 

A colour like the flame of fire, 
Flammevs _— 


grey SONS. 049 "WY 
[{ Dn «4 


ya = 
_ color. 
A graſie greene, 
Vinidis, *. ©cxmn herbidus, viridans, 
frondens ,gramineus,ad. 
A colcur 44 greene as a leeke, 
Praſinus,potraceus,ad. 
A 1vern? colour | ke the Llades of corn. 


' Orvbit's 


Graſiie greene colour, 
Vureus,hyatcnus,ad, 

G Jreeneneſſe. 

| ap. "" 

Somen' at greene. 

Subviricks. 

Greenely,or with a greens colour, 
Viride,adv. 


Horſe flefhvide ” colour. 


Tron colour. Feginewad: 


Lion tawnie, TU 
L uſtie gallant colour,or light yed. 


= —w—_— puniceus, hyſginus 


Al. 
A marble colour, Marmoreus, 
Medly. 
Color mixtus,vel miſtus. 
A eertaine medly colour, made of he- 


= water,and ſea water, 
. 


Murrie colour, 


He that —— motley. 
Polymitarivs. 


Orenge colour, Citrius, melinus, ci- 


Red 07 pment,or okey colour. 
S 


T 

Pale colour, Helvelus,ad. 
A peach colour, 
Perſicus color. 
'Theaſant celovy, 
Phaſianus color. 
Pudcolowy. 
Verficolor,ad. 
A popimay coloup, 

rtaceus color, 
Puke colowy, betweene rufſet and 
blacke. 
Pullus, ad. 
A purple colour. 
Conchyle , & conchylium,n. murez, 
lady pop 
A kind of purple. 
Molibza. OE 
A wbitifh purple, or colour much like 
the flawey of mallewes, 
Molochinus,m. 
A kind of purple made in Phenicia, 
Oxos 


_ Purple mn qraint,. or purple twiſe | 


Dibieks, vel dikaphos. 
Ferplegor of puy ple colour. 
P.,rpareus, oftrinus , ſarranus, thel. 
ſallcus, tyrius, balteus , amcthyſti- 
ns. 
Belonging 


— 


— 


Colours 


Colours 


Dogges = 


a. 


Belsnging to pwple, 
Tynan:hinus 
Dicd vyith pryple. Conchyliatus. 


go colour, Murinus color. 
obe,or wax red. 

Irrubeo. 

Made ved. 

Rubetaus,p. 

VV axed,or being red. 

Rubers, 

Red. 
Ruber,rubrus,rubcus,rubidus,rufatus 
minius,ad. 

Somenhat red,ov reddiſh colour. 
Rubellus , ſbrubcus, rubicunduls, 


ad, 

Red,or ſtrong of colour, 
Robus. ' 

That # red of cologr. 


Verie re4 of coloxr. 
D.C: Sn on 2 | th. Jn 


A ſad red colour, 

—_—_ leere ſhining ved, 

A bri , or cleere ng ved), or 
fire —— Rurikugrutelus,igne- 
uw 


color. 
A bloud r:# colour, vide ſangume, 
9 with red arſenacke. 


hinus. 
Fierw red,like the cies of @ Lion, 
Glaucus 
To waxe [omewhat ruddie. 
Rutrileſto, 


A colour ſomewhat ruddie, or bloud 
red, like the vine leaues in barveſt, 


1s color. 
A liwely ruddie colour, vohereyuith 
harlots uſe to colour thety faces, 
E uſum,n. rubri 
A drepe red colour, 


2s 
He that hath a ſwart red colour. 


Rubricatus 


Saffron colour, Croceus,ad. 
Sang wine colowr. 
L rubricundus,ad. 


Saphire colour. 


Marked vvithred, a ſbeepe. 
Ad. 


Scarlet,crim/on,or ſl amell colour. 
—_—_ » Coccigus , pheeniceus, 
ac. 

Scarlet died,oy ſcarlet in yrame. 
Cocam,n coccus,m. 

A ſcarlet ro ear velture, 
Coceimum 


an. 
Avrraied in ſcarlet, 
Couccinatur,ad. 

A colour called ſyrafer. 
Cicerculum,n. 

A coltur m xt vuth Smmaeper, and 
raddie, Syr.cum,n. MY 
Silver colcuy, 

Argenteus,ad. 


A thie colour, 
C —<_— 1s,czruleus,czrulus,glaſtinus 
COT, 
She colour, wyith ſpeckles of gray. 
Czlius,ad, 
A ſmokie,or yellow colour. 
Infawum . 
A ſmokze,or raine colowr, appearing 
on the vyallesyby the meancs of rame 
filing thereupen, 

pluviatus, ad. 
Srammell colour ide ſcarlet. 
Straw colowr. 
Me linus,ad. 
Swart colour vide browne. 

F 


Taienie colour, 

Raves colour. 

A Twrkie colour, 

Venetus color. 

Vielet,or violet colour, | 
Violaceus, violaris,amerthyſtinus, hy - 
acinthinus,ad. 

A drier of violets. 

Violari 


rw 
VV &chet colow. Albus color. 
VV ateriſh colour. 
A 


FVhrteor a bright wohite. 
Cuddle conns aber athens. 
A brt tvohite. 


n. 
VV hitiſk,or (omewhat vohite. 
Albidus, albulus, exalbidus, fubal. 
bidus, ſubcandidus, candidulus, ca- 
m1s,ad. 
VVaxing white. 
Albeicens 


Very vvhnte, 

Percandidns,ad. - 

Milke vohite,or wohite as milk. 
Laceus,lateolus,ads 

Snow wohte,or vouhite as ſnows 


Tale vbhire, like water. 
Aqt ad. 
VVhite like alablaſtey. 


Ma 3 
VVhate like Tvone. 
Eburneus. 
A certame vuhite colour which pain- 
ters wit, * 
Parethonjum,n. 
r 


Yellow celnrgor bright yellow. 
Havus, folvus, lueus color, fulvidus, 
filaceus,ad. 
'R ift ara F« A W. 

Mclinus,ad. 

7 clious 4 old, feire bright y:llow. 
Aureus, 1rcolks,rumules,rulens, rutle 
latus,c. 

AA deepe, full,o:4 /ad yollew colour. 
Rub r,ad. 

E1ig't yellow like a womans baire, 
Flavis., 


Adarke yellow,l. ke the colouy of hony 
td an ny * y 
Yellow like woaxe. 

C—— 

T ellow like the yoke of an s 
mn 7okeof awegge 


A wveake, and wnyerſett yellow like 
boxe. t 

T cliow colour, like raw ſilks yarne. 
Byſſinus,ad. y. de 

T ellow colour like fore: 
Croceus,croa b 

T cllew like mettall. 

Aneus,ad 


Somerhat yellowiſh, 
Subflavus,nueoks, pallidus,ad. 
Having colour of the yellow, 
EleQrum,chryſeleQtrus. 


CANES, 


Dog gego7 buch, 
Ac 


A dogge. 

Canis maſculus. 

Abitch,or brach. 

_ farmina. 

A little doggor wuhelpe. 
Catulus,& catells. " 

A young dognot Jet vueh trained, 
Tyruncula canis. 

Alte bitch, 

Canicula,t. 

A ferce dogs 

Canis acer. 

A fwift dog. 

Cuus,vel celer canis. 

That hath a ſhyill mouth, 
Argutus. 

That hath a coller on bu neche, 
Armillatus 

An old dog paſt thebeſt: 
Canis emeritus, 

A mad dog. 

Canis rabidus, vel rabiokss. 

A ſpamell, bound, or other deg that 
bunteth by ſcent. 


V { 

A drawing hound,or bloud bound. 
Inveſtigarus, plaudus, canis , fco- 
tcus. 


Al terriarie. 
Terriarins,m. 


——_— 


Dogegcs 


=” TY 3 APES" IP 


Dogges 


Fiſhes 


A 18mbiey. 

V g1s,Mms 

hens. ry band dog, 

Moloſſus. 

A curve. q gregaiinh, 

Canis eyencr, | 

A lbcepehegrds,or beardmant dog. 


pecuarius, | 

Canis4 paſtoralis,apgregarius, 
PaEMEnis,pernix 

A farmers cur to keepe the howſe, 

Canis villaticus, 

A lutle pretie dog, which women vje 

to play with : a fiſering hownds | 

Meliteus canis, 

A mongrel, 

Hybris,hybrida. 

A mongrell engendred of a woolff, & 

a dog, Lyciica,lyciſcus,ctacuta,alo- 

pecida,alopeados. 

To barke like a dog, 

Latro, 


Toheule, 

Vlulo,exululo,baubor. 

To goe aſaut as bitch: dov 

Catulio, 

To ſet dogs on. 

Immittere canes. 

To hunt. 

Venor,ſcRor,indago, 

T' draw,or follow by the foot. 

Inveſt; 

To queſt,or open as ſpaniels,or hounds 
dogwhen they haue the ſentyor fight of 
thery game, NiQtogts, 

To chzere the hounds. 

Hortari. 

To crie ike a young whilpe. 
Glaucito, 


Doc giſhgor curriſh, 
Cammus,ad. 


| Of,or pertaming to adog. 
Caninus,Canarius,ad. 


Nomauna canum. ' 
Babblegor barker. Canache, 
. Blacke foot. 

Meclampus. 


, Blancb,or whitecoat, 
Leucon 


Bright,vide [wift. 


C 
{ atch,or ſnatch. Harpalute 
( hauner cr. ringwoed, 


' HylaQtor,bylax. 


( burle,vide wolf. 

( loſehiter. 
thargus. 

4 wm, blacke, 


(row. Corax. 
F 


Fawnebane. Nebrophenus. 


Greedie. Harpyia. 
H 


Ladon. 


Harier,or hwathare, 


H p lixed. 
Oreſtrophos. 
Hunter, 
Avre. 

Hunt4oe, Dorſeis. 
Kilbacke,or fierceloogke, Theron. 
L 
Logbtfoot. Labws, 

Lisn. Charon. 
1 


Makeſtift,or makeſpeed, Anyte. 
P 
Sticte. 


Diedcoator patch, 
Toft,vide Runner. 


Quackeſight,vide ſprall. 


R anger,or forrejter, Nape, 
Kangehill,vide ſcalec! iffe, 
Ravener,or eatall, 
Famphagus. 

Ringwood, vide (banner, 
Royfter,or ſtout. 

Alce. 


Kurruffing,or ſhaghaire. 
Lachng. - S 
R winer,or ooh D1omas. 


Shaghaire,vide rug ge. 

Sheepeheard, 

Pamens. 

Snatchvide catch, 

)piall,or quickeſigbt. 

Vote,” Ws 

Scel.cliffeyor t al. 

-* "oy 

Sromt,vide Royſter. 

Spring,or flights 

Prerelas. 

Swrft.or tempeſt. 

A llo, s 

dwifrfoer. 

Podargus, 

Sw:fr. Thous,argue, 
T 


Tempeft,vide ſwift,and whirlewind. 
Ichnobares. 


Treader,or tracer. 
4 


VVhitctaile,or foxe. Lampurs, 
VVhrrlewind,or tempeſt, 

Lzlaps 

Vs hnetooth. 

Aglaodos. 

VV ootwild,or ſavage, 

Hyleus. 

VV olfe,or churle, 


Lyciſcaglycnasglycas. 
PISCES, 


Fiſh. Pilcis,m. 
A Freſh wa; er fif ,orrrver fiſh, 
Piſcis,fluvialis,vel Aluvaatilis. 
A. fiſh of the lakg, poud,or mote, 
Piſcts 5, 
A (ce fiſh. 


Piſcis marinus, vel pelagius. 


A little fh. 

Piſcicnlus,m. 

Salt fiſh. 

Saliamerta,orum, piſces muria dura- 
t1,vel conditi, 

1ove gives of fiſh. 

Branchi#, 

The fl1nes, Pinnz. 

Tie bac e bone. Spina. 

The ſcale, Squama. 

The mult, Lattes: It u properly the 
feqne of a mole fiſh, 

1 be frie,oy ſpawne, 

Ovum piſcis. 

A peece,or paring of fiſh. 

Tomus. 


The parting,or dividings 
$cgmentum, 

The clees, or clawes of a fiſh, bending 
like hookes,as m «crab. Acttabula, 
fagella,brachia,chelz,forcipesden- 
riculatz,forcipata brachia cancrorum 
Thugs like hoares about Odfters: boyns 
of the crab: Snulcyor (cb likegwhey= 
by they feele,or gorpe their way, 
Cini, barbe. dJbedf fſbes. Teſta. 
cel piices. 


Atknd of ſbell fiſh m the ſea. 
_ ſhell fiſh m the ſia 


,myaf, 

A cert aine ſell figh, which berg bow 

led threugh,yeeldeth a moſt jous. wv 

ble l:qver, Solenes. 

They which take that fiſh. 

Soleniſtg. 

> ſhe filh of the ſea,that hath alea- 
rwhem th as their king, 

rn follew ting 


A ſhel fiſh having an if ſac like 
a el Sf _ Ip 
A kind ſhell of fiſh wherein peevies do 
breed. Auf on vel barber], 
barbal,n. 


A ſhell fiſh, 
C 


F ſhes covered with a ſoft ſmooth ſhel. 
Cruſtati piſces,moll: teſia aperculati, 
Griflie þ $e5,46 R az,or Ocate, 


ine1 piſces. 
Great fiſhes,as whales , and ſach like. 
Cetacei piſces. 
A place where great fiſhes be ſalted 
and ſold. Cearia,t. 
Belonging to great fiſhes of the ſages 
whales, Cetarins,ad. 
The wntrals of great fiſhes,or whales, 
Cetoſa viſcera. | 
A fiſh m the river Game, beavirng 4 
ſnout, like a Dolphingbut mmch big ger. 
Platanifta,F. 
Cotaine fiſhes ſceking after ſhadowy 
placrs, 11d much delighted with the 
moiſt, and cold element, 
Plycorrophi 
A fil which alone s thought to chew 
hu meate, Ficanu,m. 
A fiſh called Adonw., 
Fxoccetus. 
A certaine craſtie fiſh which biteth- 


away 


* Fiſhes 


Fiſhes 


Fiſhes 


cp 


away the bazte, and medleth not with 
the booke, Glanis, vel glanus. 

A certaine fiſh vhnch hurteth much 
with iu teerh, Denterx. 

A great fib enenue to the whale. 
Orcat. 

A certaine ſea fiſh, keeping by the 
thoregnot much unlike Pagrius. 
Orthragotiſcus,m. 

A fib onely in Nylus, which the E+ 
pptiars worſhipped as a God, 
Oxynhincus.m., 

A kind of fb that ſt wimmeth on hey 
; fades, fiat. 
A fiſh to v5 vnknowne, which is of a 
moſt delicate taſte. 


Helops. 

A fbf whoſe chinne water glew is 
mate, Ichthyocolla,f. 

A certaine fiſh whe Egyptian ſea. 
Sargus,m, 

A fb that cafteth out all his bowells, 
vntill the hooke wherewith hees taken 


bee out which being done, hee ſucketh 


them vp againe. 

Scol ra,f centipes,dis- 

A filbheving a pretions Fone in the 
brame, Q vncis. 

A fiſh fenſed wth a long bone flat» 
ding out having no heart, 
Teuthis,dis. 

A certaine filh having but one ee in 
his head, Vianoſcopos,vel vranol(- 
copus. 

A certaine fiſh with a wide yawning 
mouth, ſome take it for that fiſh called 
Lupus, Labrax 

A kind of fiſh delighting in her taile, 
Labrus,m. 

1 fih that hath ſo great a iaw, and 
# (6 ravenous,that it cau,and d1d,de- 
vonr an armed man . 

Lamiaf. 

A fiſh with teeth landing ont of hu 
lips. Carax,m. 

A fiſh that u poiſon to man, and man 
to him, Lepus,m. 

A fiſh that maketh a neaſt in the wa» 
ter, Chromis,f. 


A fiſh foure ſquare. 
Cybum,n. 
A kind of ſmall fiſh,and differing fom 


a calamarie only in face. 

Zoliwus,m. 

A kind of filh in the Ocean ſta of 
Mauritania,which communig in a ſcull 
i able to overthrow aſhip. 

Lulligo,f. 

A filp that kalleth a Tune to bane the 
wee 111 bu tawes, 

Clupea.f. 

A fiſh which ſometime flaeth about 
the water, and that u a ſiqne that 
rempeſt will ceaſe. Milago,f. 

A fiſh that hath his ſcale; turned to- 
wa'd» by h:atand /wimmeth agamt 
the water, 

Acipeuler,vel aquipenſer, 


A fiſb whoſe gall healeth ſcarves of 
wound, and /uperfiuous fb in the 
cies, Callyonimus,n. 

Akind of fijh, which being affaid, h;= 
deth only bu h.ad, and thinketh then 
that bu whol: bodie uw hid. 
Cephalus,m. 

A certame little fiſh which ſwimmeth 
verze ſoftly, Narica,ft. 

A fiſhthat killeth a Tune , to have 
the vetre in bu tawes. 

Aloſa,clupea. 

A fiſh that « guide to the whale, that 
he rmaneth ns3 vpon rocker. 
Muiculus, 

A certaie ſea fiſh, hot nach vnlike 


Pagrgkeepng alwa:etby the ſtaſhore 


fide. 


A rixer fiſh,that eateth fleſb, and hath 
lice bre. ding vnder the armes. 

AZrica. 

A fſh which i a devourer of mans 
fleſh. Anthias. 

A fea fiſh,which perceining the bocke 
faſtened in him, biteth of the line a= 
bout the tackling,and [6 ſcapeth, 
Alopex 


marina - 
* The young fiſh comming of the ſpawne 
| Auxum 


Thame, E. 
A certaine fiſh in the yiuer Pads , tt 
wergheth ſamtion a thouſand pownds 
Attilus, 
Fiſhes m the river Poriſtenes , like 
Dolphmes without fracyes. 
Antacz1. 
A fiſh hauing his shin lik vnto tamed 
leathey. 
Alutarius piſcis. 


A fiſhthat cleaueth to the keeleof a | 


ſhip,and ftaitthit. Remelygo. 
A 

Apue,e fiſh ſb called, Encraſicoli. 
B 


A littlebarb:ll, 

Mullulus,m, 

A baſe. 

Sargiis,m, 

A bite, 

Khombus,m. 

A blekegor bley. 

Alburnus,m. 

Boces, ſmall fiſhes ſo called. 
Leucomcenides. 

A breame. 

Abramvus, praſenus.cyprinus,latug. 
Abrutorbxzt. Paller,aſper. 


C 
A (ackrell,a [ſh ſo called,becauſe it 
meth the eaters laxarnue. 
Manat 
A calamarie, {ia cut,01 cattle fab. 
Loligo,f. 
A latle calamrrie. 
puncula,f 


( apriſcus,, 4 fi, hawing moſt ſtrong 


and jo;pe re 
Apniſcus. 


A (ape, 
Cyprinus.carpio,burbatus,m. 

MA chaze,a fiſh ſocalled, onely proper 
10 VV imander meere in Lancaſhire. 


Auriſequa,f, 


| A Chenme. 
| Lacciaf, 


A cockle fiſh. 

Concha,t. 

A kind of wreihen cockle, or ſhell 
filh, wninckled like the nexull, and 
therefore hath bu name, 


Vmbilicus,m. 


Jer. 

A filb like a congers 

Ophidium. 

A crab. 

Cancer, 

A crampe fiſh,that bath the natwre to 
make the hands of them that touch it, 


A creafiſh. 

Grammarus, vel cammarus, cancer, 

teltudines fluviatiles. 

A ſta creafiſh, er a kind of yellow 
abbe. Leo 


crabbe. , 

A kind of cyeafiſhes. 

Hippie. 

A cuttle fiſh. 

Se pia,nauplius. 

A little cuttle fiſh. 

Sepiola,f, 

A cxrre fib. Cuculus,m. 
D 

A Dace. Apua,f. 

7 

Canis marinus, lamia,f. gales levis. 

A dogs tonqueya fifh ſo called, 

Cynogloſſus,m, 

A Dolphin, 

Delphin,delphinus. 

A dorce. 

Gallinus marinus, faber. 

A dorce , or gold fiſh taken about 

{ales wn Jane. Ly 
E 


» Eele, Ayguills 
" fauſen. 4 
Pregrandis 


A griege,. 
Minima, 


A ſeaffimg, 
Meda. "S 
A little eele. 
OphidifFn,n. 
An eele pour. 


Muſtella,f. ophidium,ny 
p 


A Roke, or flounder, 
Pectunculus,m. 

A Joann, a dl cod ly fo Hoke 29, 
[wet in tafl,and (wi. 


Thymalius,m. 


A | 


—_— 


— 


VIBES err, es IIS OA roar i 


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F iſhes 


Fiſhes 


Fiſhes 


A for fih. 

Rana piſca'.rix. 
Fuio,a fiſh ſe called, 
G: Bn. 


A gold fibuvide doree. 

Gb 197:,the rarungs of haberdine. 

"I was "afeli. 

A T6920 

Govius fuviatilis , Gobio , fundu- 
lus,m. 

A gro ndling, « fiſh breeding of «- 
Laundance of raine, and being ſes on 
the fireu ſtraightway 01. 
Derm. dicitur. 

A qilthcad,or ;oldy,a fiſh that chew. 
eth like aveaſt. Scarus,m 

A fiſh of the kinp of ultbeads, 
Zaphirss, m- 

A gilth-ad. 


Aurata,orata,chryſon, vel chryſos. 
A guruard, H —_ cacukus. 


A badecke. aan 
las minor 


A Sins, 

Afcllus ſalitus. 

A bake, 

Pagrus,m. 

A hballibut. 

Vmbrina,vmbra,f paſſer. 

1 herring. 

Halec,vel halex. 

A falt,or pickled herring. 
: c nditanea, 


Halex 


A horne becke,or harne fiſh. 

Acus,aci,m. Buccinum,n. 

A ſpeckled howd fiſh, 

Galerus ſtellatus. 

A blewiſh hound fiſh. 
Galerus ms. 


A lampry,or luckeſton 

Murzna, Es eallaria, 
plota,fluta,muſicl af. 

A fb # the kznd of lampreye?. 


A male kind of lamprey having teeth 
ſtanding without the mouth, 
Hyrinus,m. 

A (ca lamprey, a lutle fiſhthat fiai- 
lars vnder ſar] 'te, Ab 
Remora,Echneis. 

A ltle lamprey. 

Murznula,f. 

A Laxr,a FY called. 
Exos,efox. 


Aftacus,m. locuſta,f carabus,m, 


4 kmd of {ovfiers never taken inthe 


—_— — 


bvinter, becan/t that ithileth ut ſclt 
in ho!low places,(y reaſ0a of the ex!/t- 


matte of cold. tilppurusm. 
A hand of labfter. | 
Garus. = 
A lompe,or poddell, 
Orbis. | 
A _ ty” Lamprey. 

A mockrell, Magans, ſcombrus, 
ſcomber, m. 


Acura; ſmall fijbes ſo called. 
Elixaule,Cuuk. 

A mo ">; Ups, vehich chaungeth her 
colour, being vuhue at all rrmes of the 


_ [picked mike ſpring. 


A melebut,a fiſh that grunteth being 
taken, Ontu 

A mmſcleya kind of. ___ fjb. 

M 


ys, 
A mullet 

=" ccel. ov 
A freſh water _ 
Leuciicus, 


N 
Nedeluya kird of fb. Belone,f. 


An oifter. 

es es. 

Great o:ſtexs that one may make three 
morſels of them, moms 


_ — nog Ahot Ab. 


A perwincle, 
Cochlea,f. 

A pearch, 

Perca,f. melanurus. 
A pike fiſh. 
Lucius,m 


A fea pike, Lupus,m. 


A fijh of the Fad of pilcherds. 
Gerres. 

A pl. be. 

Pailer,pfita,f, 

A piper fiſher gave, 

Acus,ci. 

A pollard, 
Capito,cephalus,flaviatilis. 

A perp PTA 

Tu Granrbogi hocana.f. 

A pourcuttle. 
Polypus,m. 
A prant fiſh. 
Candes, ,orum), 
i pmngergo kind of creafſhcs. 


of ofener forke fiſh. 


= purpl: fiſh, a ſhell fi, the licour 
vuberes/ maketh purple or ioler. 
Cenchyle,conchylum,n purpura, pe= 
lagia,murex,f. 


| Arairgor ſeate, Raja. 


Ariſtoſus, 


The »pper part of the fiſh purple. 
Trach ili. Þ© pup 


A, 
A Quaviner,s kd of ſea fifhe 


Araneus,Dracanasf, 


A 


A rocks rats, 
Rajaclavata. 
A jrarpe ſnowred rate. 
Oxyrrhinchos raja. 
A r%b, 

KL. | ,m ons 


A ruffe,or ſea breame. 
Melanurus, 
A ruffe, 


I” Phan vs 


ASamon,or /almon. 
Salmo,m. 

A young /almon,or ſalmon peale. | 
Salar 


A ſalzwon tr out. 
Sario,onis, 

A ſaraime,or ſardell. 
Sardi 


A ſcaliop,or cockle, 
PeRen,n. 

A little ſcallop, 

PeRunculus,m 


A ſcate, 

Squatena,f, 

A ſea toad. 

Rana marma. 

A ſea calfe. 

Vitulus marinus,zphoca,f. 

A feta lnde. 

Hinnulus,& hinnulcus,m.- 

A ſcaborſe. 

Hippocarpa,f.vel hippocampus,m, 
Dertaming to (i: a ſcaborſe, 
Hippocampinus,ad. 

A jea ſnalegor Verus ſhell. 
Cochlea venciis, concha venerea , 
matriculus,m. 

A jhad. 


A ſheaib fih,or whale of the river. 
Stella,f. 

A ſword filh having a beake like a 
ſwerd, Niphiaghutianus. 

A ſteimp-. 

$quilla,gjbba. 

A [my. Apva,phalerica. 

A ſnaccet fiſh. 


Acus,ci,m. 

A ſole, Solea,lingulacast. 
A ſpithcockegor great Ecle, 
Argullla,decumara, 

A [pit fſh. 
Sudis,ſphyrena,f. 

A rar. 
Sarda.alecula,epimera. | 
Spwling, 

Encraſicoli. 

Squillt,a f|> like a forimpe. 
Scylla,t. 


_ 


j— 


Fiſhes 


Hawkes 


Hawkes 


| —_— 


A ftocke fiſh. 
$alpa,alcllus,arcfans, 

4 fturgion, 

Sturto oniſcus, 

A fiih like a ftwrgion. 

dilurus. 

A great fiſh which Heymolans ta- 
keth for 4 furgion, Hicca,f, 


A Tench, 
Atorteiſe, 
Teltudo, f. banchus, chelone,es, & 
chelys. 

A tartesfs (hell. 
Chelonium,chelyon,n. teſtadinis ope 
riementum. 

A thorne backe, 

Raja, wigon. 

A Ir9Wt,or burne frowt. 
Troda,truta,t.yvanus,m. 

Atune fijb. 

T hunnus,apoleQus, m.limariaF. 

A part of the fijh called a twe. 


Tcl 


Vrzon 
A fiſb like 4 tunit,hut hath no ſcales, 
_ 
Cords, of the fiſh tune. 
a,five cordylla,t. 
= . a of the fiſh twnte, 
Clidium,n. 
A Turbut,or birt. 
Rhombus. 
A filb the a Turbuts 
Rhomboides. 
,— 'Þ h of the kind of Turbut- 
kc15,dis. 


- — called a 1Winne, before it bee a 
yeare old, :— 


AVVhale. 
m.balena,f. 
A vvhirle poole, 

Phyleter. 

A vulitine. 

Aſelius molls, callaris, vel callarias. 
A vvalke,oÞ vurinkle, 

Turbu 


A in pl, & cetus;ti, 


HAWKES. 


T© hawke.  Aucupor,alijres ac. 
cipere venari. 

Let v: firſt hauke thi erſh, fe 

lyeth a c0;e, 

Hanc primo luſtremus ſtipulam,nam 

hic latet agmen, 

A Falcone. 

Accipitrari s,falconarius,m m. 

A C 106 faul cone, 

Pretofalcogaris , protokicrarcati- 

us, Me. 

A banke. 

Accipiter, 

The male of ah.k-. 

Accipitcr mas. 

«AR eric of hinybes. 

Pullicies accipirum, 


Yr fer here 


A fhort vvinged hauke. «ke Micropterus 


AN tn Iran,ths male 
of an eagle. 
Aquila, mas. 

Ihe male of an O- 
Halzetus 


Ant agle, 
Aquila, 


An Oray. Hali- 
getus,m.aquila ma|/þray. 
rina. nas. 
The male a Sa- 
-ſeer, Hicrax vel 
mnalinzerms mal\- 
culus 

ſhe Terxceh of a 


—__ pha 


A Muker. Frin- 
[2illarus, humipe* 
a maiculus. 


m. 
A ſparrewharke.! 
Merularius ac- 
cipiter, humupe- 
ta« 


Along winged hake, Macropterus. | 

A Gefalcon, The Tercell of a of a 

Ardearus,m., |Cerfalcon, called a 

ferkin, Ardeatij 

mas. 

A Falcon. A Tercell gentle, 

Falco,m. Falco was. 

A Leonard. Fal-|.4 Len 

cunculus mal. 

of merylin. Aſa- 

Q, Mm. 

Niſus, Alaudarius,m. 

A hauke well mouned,end reclaimed. 
m_ 8. 0. i. , familiaris. 

A haggard 


Agrius,lylveſiris,immanſuetus, 
A fore have. 
Hor 

A mued hayke. 
Hyperenus,repennatus,reveſtitus. 

A mued hauke of the fi ſt coat, 
Bimus. Gf the f hovf, -vony trien- 
nis. The third, Quadrimus,quadrien- 
a OI ſepten. 


ennis 


X Eyreſſe. 

Apotroph'ts, 

A brarcher, 

Eutrophus. 

"—_ b ſhee bee an eyies, yet ſhe is 
(omerha: coy. 

Licet domi fit alumnus, manet tame 
aliquan'o averſior. 

Full ſummed,or firmed. 

Integte pernatus, Integre alatus, 

To reclaumr a hanke, 

Mankefaco. 

To en/ a;me a hanke. 
Repurgo,marcero, 

S$he lumeth. 

Deplanat. 
She treth. 
$he ferd-ih 
Ingerit,veſciur, 

She puter hr putteth ever. 
Dege: it inalvom, 
Deauttit in alvum. 


Exanclat. 


4 


She diſgorgeth, or c- sfteth h or $97 ge- 
Regerit,cevom its 

She endeweth, 

Digerit. 

Shem wteth, 

Eperit. 

She bath caſt, 

Eruavie,purgamentum remiſie. 

She ſurtethyer ſueth bey beake. 

Roſtrum terpie. 

Roſtrum exacuit 

Sie baihath. 

Proluic ſe,immergit@. 

She protnech, 

Fluwas comir., 

Plumas concinnat. 

She r»2#ſeth. 

Coruſcat. 

She mantleth. 

Dilpcnnat, pandiculatur. 

Shetowreth, 

Inſurgit 

She frifeth, 

Orrhotinaſſat. 

She colheth, 

Cullineat,annuit. 

Shg baiteth, 

Volaturit,contendit. 

She baitet' at a blackeb'rd. 

Ad merulam comendebac. 

If any _ once bait, ſbe will not ye- 

bate. Cum ſemedevolarit, nonre- 
ut m. 

To rebate a hauks. 

Relicerc .retraQare. 

She « ente'peuned, 

Peruutlas wpedivit, Pennulas inui - 

Cavit- 

To vnenter penne. 

Expedire,extricare, 

She commeth, 

Advolar, 

She commeth well, 

IncunRanter revolat, Ad natum re- 

yolat. . 

She checketh. 

tur, 
She ſoreth, 
Subyolar. 


She flew it 16 the marks. 

In coegit, relidentem ob- 
fervavit. 

She grueth it over. 
Tergiverſatur,deficit. 

She Jouketh. 


A hood, 
Capitium,n. 
The ggſſes. 
Lemmicus,m. 

The lmes, 
Tznia,f. 
iA cretance, 
Funiculus,m. 

A hawkes bell, 
Tinunnabulum. 

A button to tie the bell. 
Ot endix,f. 


Tiring. 


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Hearbes 


Hearbes 


«1 wlle. 
Cayca,cavcola,tranſenna,f. 


Herbarum genera. 


» hearbe, Herbazf. Pp, Gramen. 
An hearbe growing of it owne 4c- 
cord: a —_ Haba voluntana. 
The fta'ke. 
Caulis, 
The ftocke,or flems, 
Scapus,thyrſus. 
The knot, or zoint. 
Geniculumn,n articulus,m. 
The quwl, : ane, or ſpace betweene two 
ioints, Internodium. 
The pit,or hole, vuhereout the braun* 
ches ſprout ,and ſhoot. 
Sinus,alarum cavums 
Toe round tuft of any hearbevubere- 
in the (ied lrerth, Vmbella,mulca- 
riam,n. 
The floure bloorme,or bloſſome. 
Flos,floiculus,m. 


Ca'yx, 

The cbicve,or little threeds of flowers, 
Apex,m ſtamen,n. 

Tre cup of the flower by little and lit. 
tle opening,and gapening it ſelfe, 
Nymphasf. 

The down of flawers, vwhich the r9,nd 


| bloweth about, Pappus, 


Re! ymm,or cats twile, 


Ph »ba,pahicula,f. 


The blade. 


Capiſtamentum,n, 
The hask*, hull or pill encloſing the 


ſted., Peticarpium,n. folliculus,m, 
fiquila,f. 


The ſeveral! places yuheyern the feeds 
4s if,” Locoulamenum,n. 

The neyue of al: aft,u im plantives 
Nervus. 

The 14gror notches about the edge of 
lewes, Crenz. 

Hearbes ts be eaten ©: pothearbes, 
Holus, vel olus. 

Smal! hearbes gred to cate, 
Oluſculum,n, 

A kind of rothearbes fovet in{rarl, 
and [haypein #1ft. 

Liguriam,n. 

0:,or like pothearber, 

Oleracevs,ad. 

H-arbes ſodden,or chopt. 

Ol cotivum, vel concifum.n, 

Anh. wdful,or gripe of bearbes. 


| Faſciculus,mamalis. 


An hearbe hawuw'g leaues like olinzs. 
Chamezleca.t. 
An hearbe of two ſorti,the ene vuhite 
and the «ther blacke. 
Chameleon,oms,t. 

A ctrtaine hearve full of milke. 
La&ors,ft. 

Anhbearbve vuherof Ladeanwn © made 
Lada. 

A vuild pot hearbe 1ng amon 
corne, Lanidngl Oe. 
An hearh that the king of Perſia gaue 
ts the Embaſſudours, having in it thu 
belieſe,that vuhile it was about 1:9, 
they jhould never vyant necefſarie 
food. Latace,f. 

An hearbe of the kind of purge. 
Latbyris,t. 

An hearbe yuhich ſome thinke to bee 
Gnaphalium,/o-ze Quinquefolum. 
Chamexzeleon. 

Aa hearbe yvhereof geeſe be aff a;d. 
Chenom 

An hearbe like unto 4 gooſe foot. 

Cl Mm. 

The vwuld wwmneor broint. 

Chironia vicise 
An heapbe called Scortoga, 


Chubis. 

An hearbe called Archillea & milita- 
ris herba. 

Chilophillon, 

An bearve called alſo polemonea. 
Chiliodynamis, 

Ar: he:rbe called Aizoumminus. 
Chimerine. 

An hearbe voith wyhite leaues, like 
ſuccrriegand Palks like ruſhes. 
Chondrilla,f. 

The hearbe Parthenium. 
Chryſocalis. 

An becrve or kind of pulſe, 
Cictlindrum,cilindrumgn. 

An h:arbe much like to ow hemlocke, 
but having fma! leaues, ſome vſ# it for 
hemlechke, Cicuta,k, 

An heayrbe growing in flone walles, 
wvith ſmall leaue; ſomewhat like Iv) 
Cimbalaris,f. 

(An hearve vohich ſame haus counted 
to be veratium nigrum. 
Lemonwm,ſive limonium, protium, 
melanojtthizon. 

An hearbe vyho(e fromers ar: like to a 
Lions month,vvyhen be gapeth, 
Leonina,f, 

Att hearbe, good for thoſe that ſhit 
blowd. Leucographis,f, 

An heaybe called aiſo Tragonarum. 
Lychnis agreſtis, 

An hearbe vuberwith hunters do poj- 
ſon their arroves, 

Limeum,ci,n. 

An heabe called alſo Centaurium 
minus. 

Limnefinm,n. 

A kind of hcarbe cal'ed Anemone. 
Limoniaf. 


| 


An herb vvith leaues like wuto leeks, 
biut by 64c7,az4 redate, baving blacks 
flowers. 
Lonchuis. 
An bearbe growing in fenme,and va” 
terte places, cal':4 alſo Comegolayer 
lyimachum. Lutea,f. 
Anhearbe fit 1s dic yellow wuithall, 
Lutumyne. 
Ac hearbe like 70 line,or flaxe. 
Lychrs agria. 
Au bearbe called alſo Taxus barbatus 
Lychnius,itidis,f, 
Anhearb that preſerveth hearts from 
po:ſomng, Cumnara. 
Az bearbe like night jade. Circe,F. 
An he arbgihe 141ce wherz of being jod- 
denn waterytacetn avay, inc flung 
of ſerpents, Corinthas ads. 
Anu hearbe by tenching whereof, the 
{þ:der phalanguma der. 
Croas. 
Anhewbe like the thiflle, called Ca. 
melon niger. 
Crocodillum. 
An hecarbe vubereof there be Z. ſorts, 
Cumla Capuatazouur /4v4rie. Culina 
gallinacea, raigoran 1h 4 ſmall 
leafrgthe third « penge 11 'y, » v4 the 
broad leafs, Cunila. 
An beerb that groweth m mud vuals 
vetth 4 leafe in fajhion ike Ivy, but 
mach leſſe, and hauing a lntle purple 
fiower. Cimbalaris. 
An bearbe m E thiopia.vuamiſh,and 
dangerous to looke on, being drunke, tt 
«01h terrifi: the mind youth @ fight of 
dreafu! ſerperts,that condemned 
ſom for feure thero/;do kil thamſelnes 
Ophiuſta. 
DA1 hearb likg tagged colcworts vohich 
rake th the baire blacke. 
+ -—- OWE." 
Annearie that b:urg put i pettage, 
killeth dogs. one bo on. I. 
An kearbs that killeth mice. 
Mycophonos. 
A kind of ber b wyhich being pug in- 
to vvineLdrive th away ſadnefie. 
Nepemhes,n. 
An heabe bauirg a leafs like cayrets, 
a vvinte fiewer,a big flalke,and like 
an orenge, a great root,” with many 
round heads. 
Oecnanthe,f. 
Of that hearbe Oenanthe. 
Ocnanthinus,ag. 
An hearbe that helpeth many dif+ 
eaſes, 
Ommnimorbia,f. 
An hee:be like a tongue medicinable 
for the flowers in yuomen. 
Onoblctum,n. 
An bearbe growing by wels, 
chus,f. 
A rough and ſl arpe hearbe,vyholſome 
part / -- 
V On. 
Ops An 


— 


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—_—— 


Hearbecs 


Hearbes 


Hearbes 


An hearbe growing half# ac ubit high? 
and hauing 4 tuft i e elder at the top- 
Drabe,f. ; 

Anhearbe having leaues fall of holes, 
O.honas, . 

An hearbe in the hill Canary, wheres 
vuith they die cloth. 

Oticola,f 

A garlenhbearvein Egypt fit to make 


arland! of. 
Perfoluta,vel perſolyton. 
An hearbe that bearctizburs, 
Pecſolata,f. | 
An bearbe that cureth the biting, or 
ſtinging of the venue 8s /þ14er, 
Phalangites- 
A kind of the bearbe La0pago,lifete 
Anatallu,but that ut hath mor: leau:s 
Vollazol, | 
An hearbe griving 4mong corney ha- 
ving leaues like K ve, and in vertue it 
t like Poppit, 
Hy vel hypopheon,n. 
An hearbe likg 10 Inewbas, but leſſer, 
it is good being drunkg to heal: wouds, 
Hyolius,f. 
Anhearbe commin? 0:4t of the earth 
like millet, or hirſe, hauing (harpe 
leaue: and moſſie, it s good io ſtanch 


bloud, Iichzmoa. 
A kind of wuild redi/h, 
Iichas. 


Au hearbe growing in vvater, baving 
a hard otcucentind for ſm'ths, 


arls, 
An heavbe ſed of the Druider for all 
eye ſores. 

Selago. 

An bearbe that purgeth m:laxcholie. 
Selamoides,ft. 

An bearbe growing in vin-yards, 
Sicelion,n. 

An hearbe hauing 4 thin tall foure 
fingers high, ared flower, and leaues 
like corrander, it groweth by riuers, 
and me.res, and hbealeth all cuts and 
£4/bes whatſoever. 
Siderion,herachum 

An hearbe wohereof the gum called 
Bentamw doth corn, 

Silpkiam,n . 

An hearbe hauing leanes like to Gla* 
diolus but narrower,aud b nd; ng more 
to th: earth, hating about the top of 
the ſtalks, feed encluſid is ceriaine 
heads. Sparganion,n. 

An hearbe hauing ſtalkes and leaues 
pricki:4, and groweth in vuaicr'e 
grounds, Steve, f. 

A i hearbe vuberenstth be;gers vſe to 
make their fl-(b raw, 
Stumea,amed:nd» ſtrume,. 

An bearbe /hcrevith wwye!l f core 
719 [ty vvaſhe, 

Str.:tws,m, 

An hearbe yvbich patheth men mad 
that ext of it, 

$:ry chaas, vel liricins, 


A certaine hearbe di ſoluing inmpo- 

wne, 

Reſeda,f. 

An hcarbe which hath a talks liks 

knots and n1nts, a le 6% lize ancitle, 

and vuhite in the md4le. 

Rhodora,f. 

A hearbe the Grrme43dery ome taks 

it for pemperncll.. 

Teucrion, ye! teucrrum, n. 

An hr avbe like je mell, vuuth a yellow 

flower, i flat round ſeed, vuith 4 wice 

as vote as m the, 

Thapſfia,t. 

At hzarps growing onely in (and:e, 

h uns boygh:s, leaues, 414 ſeeds lik; 

Tuniper. 

Tragium,n. 

As bearyegthe root uyberof us thought 
te be Tubit ,vſed of the Phyſitians to 
purge fl-2mz. 

Tripolu nn, 

An hearbe vyich hat'y flowers thrice 
in 016 yeare. 

Trithales. 

An h:arbe growing vpon vuals,vhey- 
voith veſſel being ſcoured, # made 
vveuderful bright. 

Vureolum, 

An heapbc like Roſemarie,that draws 
eth gold unto it, 

Vliex,icis. 

An hearbe that in time of battel (us 
enchanters teach) being caſt into an 
armie, will cauſe the (ouldiers to bee 
in ftare, 


A venemaous hearbe,wvhereof there be 
1wo kends, (4s Turner ſath) the one 
may bee called Libardine, the orber 
vvolſe yvort, 

Aconitum,n. 

An hearbe like unto cherwall, that it 
cannot be diſtin: wiſhed from 1t, bus by 
the thin and ſweeter leaues, 
Anthiiicus,m Anthriſcum,n, 

An bearbe like grounſwell, 

NCco!Nn. 

Hearbs, vwub2ſe ftalkes in the VV inter 
ſeems deadybut towards I uwmmer new 
ſpring out of the root, 

Anvicallia, vel Anvifcra. 

Aa hearbe lite the vuild Poppie, and 
healeth a ciſcaſe m the ewe, called 
Arg:ma. : 
Agremont,agremonia,f. 

A [mall hearbe, h.uang aroot of the 
biineſſe of an Ole, 

Ariſaun, Ans. 

An hearbe , which being drunke en= 
gendra' men Huldren, 

Arſenogozon 

Anhamve aug long bougher,leaues 
like I, id any roots, 
Aſciepias,adis 

Te uace of bilme hrarhe, 
Balſamezon.n 


An harbe of the lergth ad bigneſſe 


—— _ 


of 4 Lily, vith a leafs like rue, grow- 
ng only mm Exyptor Indice 
Ballamira,f. 
An hearbe calle1 death to Oxen, be« 
cauſe that if they cate thereofythey die 
of the [quince, 
Buphonum,n. 
A icarbe grow!ng vuithout ſowing, 
or (etting with atop like dull. 
Bupleurus, 
A white hearbe in Portus, of whoſe 
flower the vees gather a butter kind of 
hawe. Zgolethros 
A hears? wich enchanters v/t, by 
force Wi:reof r1uers are dned, aid 
lockes are opentd. 
Achiopis,idis,t. 
An be 2x4 /;.4ung 4 leafe lige aliſander 
Agrion nardum 
An hoarbe growny much a5:ut the ri. 
127 Miilatn trance the flower wheres 
of © c4([e{ Amellum. Amelia. 
Anheath haumg the lenfe of organum 
Amm, jo3,vel Ammium,n. 
An heart without ſaw-ur or fuit,hee 
wing 4 fiow?y lake ongaren. 
Amoais,idis 
An bearte im Sicilir, wherewith they 
make bhan1s to tie vines, 
Ampclodeimos, 
An nearbegthe touching Wheyeof reſtoa . 
reth loue betweeiu mn; and mathe 
Anxcampſeos otis,t. 
Aa hearbe verie faire to ſer to, but 
hawing a ſiinking jauour. 
Anayyris. 
An veerbe vente pleatifull in the ſea 
coaſt of Syria, white without leaer, 
baumg greene hutks inthe ſts, an4 
ſeed in the huskg. ; 
And 


A hearbe like to lin, bauing 4 ſrede 
like ro a calues head, with the ne- 
ſtrels open. 

Anthurrinum vel awtirthinum. 

Au bearbe holeſome 25aa:ft the þin, 
and the win the e12, | 
Phormwn,n- 

A kind of pricking hearhs, 
Fhyllonthes. 

An hearbe v/ed tedie purple 
Pyllanthion,as Fa 

A certaine 10 «b vuith prickin 
lean 5. x7 "—_ 
An hearhbe haung leaues like Lauvell, 
long ad thin,nood againſt ſerpents. 
Polygnoides 

A certaine vnknowne hearbe,good to 
loofe the bellie. Pycnocomon.n. 
An hearbe like vnts Scanmoniam, 
Echite. 

Au hearbr hawing nine long leaues, 
EnneaphyHon 

An heave likg a hnrſe mane, 
Equitels. 

An h-avbt agai aſt the patzes in the 
eure,or purging the head by the cayes, 
Ervum. 


«An 


CY I TE OOO ee eee eee E——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— OS 


Hearbcs 


Hearbcs 


Pp 


H cares 


Af hearbe cauſing lowe. 


Errogennocon, 

An hearbe about Borifihents, which 
being drunke with wine and myr he, 
cauſer!; laurhing, . 
Gelotophyllus. PR 
A hearbe like to ſmallagr, growing n 
watrie yroumd3,and bath but one leafe, 
Helcotelimum. 

An hearbe whereof be two kinds , the 
oue called lin , The root whereof #4 
neefing pouder the other beares foote, 
terrwortger [erwort- 

Hcell:borum,n. helleborus,m. 

An hearbe ſmelling more m the night 
tim?,than in the day. 

Heſperis,idis,f. G 

A kind of the hearbe Geraunium. 
Herobrynchas. 

A bearbo,which being borne in a mar.s 
mouth,keepeth fom bunger,& thirſt. 


H —_ 

The hearbe whereof there be two kind”, 
the one perwincke,the other leſſeron. 
Clemaris,daphnoi 


An bearb boteſie to breake the ſtone 
Fhellandrius,ms | 
A certaine hearbe called alfo Stoet,oy 
Stebes, phleoz,ei,f. 
An hearte that women v(t 10 make !y 
w:th. Thlum., 
An heaybe like tmto 'ettice,called alſo 
| Frgus marinus. 

Phycos thalaſſium. 
An hewbe of \he kind of ſpurges. 
Pytinſa,f, 
A certa:ne hearbe named of Galen 
Neuras, 20 4 for the ſinewes, 
Poterwm,n. 
An h:arbe like to Organet, 
Pleudanchuſa,f. 
An reaxbe called commonly pabulum 
exnui, 4nd of the .Apothecaries Giatia 
Dei Some take ut for ſaze, 
Elophoboſcum. ; 
The hearbe ca.led F picaGis, 
Ellcborine. 
An hearve which being ſed in medi- 
cimes, cureth the diſeaſe, but engen- 
dreth oarrenne ſt. 
Clinemos. 


The heatbe Bolygonion. 


Cnop1dion. 
An hearbe that buds twice in the yere 
hus flowre #s cal'ed Codion, «l/s it © 


taken to be a kind of lettice, 
Codiami ron. 

An hearbe called HermodaQulus, & 
Colchicum. 

An bearbe good ts provoke wrine. 
Pulviana,C 


A kind of the hearbe Laſerpitium- 
Mayudaris,five magydaris. 

An bearbe which Dioſcorides called 
alſo Dorichynon. 

Man: 


anicon. 
An hearbe like Maioram , bat of 


froneer favour. 

Maruw,n. 

The leaf?, or aſter ſome the ſtalks of 
Laſerpitium. 

Maſpetum n. 

An hearbe called Flos paradifi, the 
Frer chmen call it Oculus Dei. 

Alſti. 
Anhearbelilers a foxe taile, full of 
mn ſine 

Alopecurus. 
An hearbe called Lotus. 
Anacacabia,f, 

The fruit of that. 

Anacacabos. 

Ax hearhbe called Gladiclus, 
AnaQtorion 

An heavbe like to Len;le. 

Anthillioa. 

An bearbe called Trifolium odora- 
ume Medium. 4 
An heabe hauirg long leayes like 
harres, 

Barba (cnis, barba perrz. 

An hea» b called Ramunculus, vwher= 
of there be foure kinds. The one called 
pes corviicrowſoot,and beareth yellow 
flowers : The ſccond , Apium riſus : 
The third, vviid perfley : The fourth 
S. nee. 

Batrachium. 

An bearbe that ftoppeth bloud, 
Sanguinaria,f. 

An hearbe, of ſome, though to be ſÞ1= 
nache. 

Blieum,blicns, bletum 

An heerbe called Fes Galli. 

Brion. 

An hearbe called of ſome Venerea, or 


An hearbe called alſo helxine, & vi- 
tis nigra. 

Melampelos, 

An hearbe very like to Cammomullyit is 
olſ5 cal ed panthenium. 
Melaba:tuum,n. 

An hewbe called alſo Caltha. 
Calendula,f. 

A rd of the hearbe called Hellebo- 
rus niger. 

Melampedium. 

An hearbe whereby water doth feeſe. 
Callicta,f. 


An heabe full of brancher, having a | 


{erd [the fengreeke, 

Melampirum,n. 

Anheerbe growirg among corne,yvith 
a vwhite fiower, 

Melandryum 

An hearbe called alſo Atiftolochia 


longa. 

— +" 

The hearbe Polium. 

Moloſnus. 

A certane hearbe, or ſhyubbe , called 
vitis alba. 

Melottyum,n, 


An hearbe not much wnlike to anniſe. 
Meon, 
[he bearbe called (ailax afpera. 
Mergina,f. _ 
An bearbe called Tripolium. 
Meris. p 
Aleafe of the Indian Spiknard, 
+5 dna PR 
An hearbe given to cattle againſt the 
ret, Cyrus, | 
T he leafe of ſpikgnard, 
Microiphzron. 
An hearbe called alſo Volubilis. 
Combretum,n. 
An bearbe that in Auguſt beareth a 
red flawre, and taketh away a diſeaſe 
called the kings evil. 
Condurdon. 
An he arve lihe hemlocke, 
Conton,latine cicuta. 
An bearbe called alſo Cunilago. 
Conyza,f. 
Au bearbe called Polygonion, it 
groweth much 1 ſtones, and vvalles, 
and u alvvaies greene, 
Oſteocollon, 
An heaibe called alſs C 
becauſe 11  likg a dogs leg. 
Ofirites. 
The hea; be, or iutce ( helidony, 

C helidony 


An heaybe callcd Spartum, 
Iberica- 
An bearbe called Ruſcus, 
Myacintha , 

A certaine hearhe vvith a ftalke like 
fennell,ard leayes like M adir. 
Myagros. 

An bearbe that hilleth mice. 
Mycophonos, 

A kind of the hearbe Artimiſia. 
Monoclonus, 

An hearbe hawing a ſuvet root, and 
# called alſs Fringiam myrochar» 
thon 

Aknd of ferelgiant, 

Nanthex. 

An herrbe called Po.erion. 

Neuras. adis. . 
An hearbe which # called Rubus 
caninus. 

Neuroſpaſton, 

Aa hearb called ny egretum,becas [ec 
it ſhineth a far m the night times 
Nycilops. 

T he hearbe called vits nigra. 
Oblamenia,Ff. 
An hearbe which Theodore «oth 
tranſlate ſometime Cicran, ſometime 
Erviliam. 

Ochros, echaron. 

The ni me of an hearbe like to the leafe 
of an almond tree. 

Ocnathara, F. 

An hearbe that ſome thinke to be cal. 
led myle,or my. 

Oco'ortis. FO 

The bearbe Apocynon. Oniſtis. 


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Hearbes. 


Hearbes. 


Hearoes. 


OO  — 


A kind of hrarve Anchula. 

An hearbe called Elaphoboſtus,wh:ch 
his uſcd to cat, to ſtrengthen them- 
ſilues 474inft ſexpents, Ophiotonen, 
vel ophiogeniura 
Tue heorhe calied Solanum ſomnife» 
rum. Duczon, 

An. hearbe as 617 as a lreke or ſcallions 
haung the qualities of alecks,or onion 


Scrurodopraſſon, 

An hearbe called of the Apothecaries 
Siler montanum, 

Seſelis. 

An hrarbe called Secelis, with the root 
ar ſtede whereof, they were woot to 
ſeaſon the wine which they dyunks be- 
fore noone, Sile. 

Anbearbe called Polyum. 
Tenthrion. 

An h:arbe,the root whereof doth &{ll 
Seorpions, 
Thelyphonom,2conitumpnmem.. 
The h:arbe ſaxifraga, growing mm ftonie 
placesyt uw good ay4 > the ſtone. 


Saxifragja,vel ſaxifrag, & (axifragfi 


{| vel faxitragium,n. 


An hearke called Cunilago. 
Cunizamis,dis. 

An hearbe called of the Egyptians 
ofiritis, very divine, and effect yall a- 
Lainſt all poyſon. 

C lea 


An hearbe called Centimorbia. 
Numularia,f. 

An hearbe, ſome thinks 1t 10 be Ger« 
mander. 

Chamerops. 

- hearbe called Sempervivum. 
> called Helxines 

Ciſſa . : _ 

An hearve calle, Sigillum ie. 
Cillanthemus, m, wats 
An bearbe ealled Hiberis. 


mum,n. : 
An hearbe like to wild ſaverite 
Polycneumon. 


Adder rongneytr {frpents tongue. 
igloſſus, lingua ſerpentina. 

The hearbe called Agrimonie, or Li* 

verwort. 


Allelua,or wood ſorrell, 


Oxys 

Alfine, 1 bearb [0 called. 
Auricula muris. 
Angel:cal:ngwertor longwort, 
Angelica. 

Amuſe, * 
Annilum. 

An hearbe called Argentine, 
Thalitrum. 

cArmantacke. 

Armoniacum. 

Arſeſmart. 

Perficaria,f.cra f n 
An hearbe , as ſore thinks, called 
Archangell, 

Agripalma. 

An artichocke. 
CaRtoz,cynara- 

Afrologe,or barrwoed., 
Anſtolochia. 

Aſa abacke,or wild ſpiknard. 
Alarum 


jN. 
The hearbe called Anaxce. 


illata, 
The hearbe called Avent which Pliny 
calleth Geum, 
Gariophilliata. 
The bearbe called Avencorbinct, 
Garyophillata, 
The hearbe called Auens berbenet, or 
herbleſſed,or harres etc, 
Geum,n. 

B 
Baſtaſeer. 
m. 

Bartamnc,or wild pellitorie, 


rum,n. 
VV ild bafill,or ſmal! bafill, 
Acinos,oct rum. 
Sweet baſill, 
Ocimum,oz 
Bal/amnte,or water mnt, 
| Siſymbrium,n. 
Baitchelers button,or butter flower, 


Eumeces, carago,a 

The banlme gentill, 
Melinum. 

The heaybe baulmement. 
Meliphyllon,meliflophillum. 


beare foot,vr branke vrſpne. 
Ac hae hep L 


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toll. Sn fiwnccllss aaa. & here ; ia, 
eupatorium,n. ORs brancha vrſima, conhigilo, pulmona- 
The hearbe AILOOR majus. b 

Araerimnon. A Beet, Peta,f. 


An heorbe called A juga, or thus ter- 
r2,0f it be three ſorts, one u commonly 
called Hear Ivy,the ſecond ſmal ('y- 
preſſe,ſet m pors,the third s thought to 
be Saint John; wort.Chamepyts,yos 
Aliſanaer,or lopage. 

Leveſticum 

The hearb Alſiner,or Moyſc-eare. 


Myofoua. 
The hearbe Alkakingj- 
Veſicaria, Halicacabus- 


A beat having ne ſer. 

A kind of red beet. 

Erythios- ; 

Beare brech ofter Plimic,aſter Dioſco= 
rides, fumitorte, Marmarites. 
Beniamin. Gummi bemzenium. 
Benz ewineor ben:amune. 

Loſer citenaticum, 

Mixid with Benawine, 
Laſerpiciſer- 


F 


The hearbecalledbetoneor bittome. 
Betonica plychorrophum ceitron. 

A kine 0 wild running betonse [mel- 
ling lhe maieram. Serpillum,n. 

The wild vet onte growmy mberght, 
Zygis. 

VF ater biteme. 


i, p__ CL ”_- 


1 orophulari'a major. 
Bindw :ed or withwind. 
Helxine, ,vitealis, 
An hearbe called round bitwort. 
Malum terre. 


Blondwort,ſ.vine grafſe, or wall wort. 
polygonum,n. ſanguina- 


ria herba,myrtopetalum. 
The place where bluodwort groweth, 
Sam: 


anguinetum,n, 
An hearb: called blind nettle, 
Scrofuliria. 
A third kind of bloudwort growing on 


badls. Oreon, 
Bruony.or the white vine. 
Ampeloleuce,bryoma, vitisalba. 


Brioniegor the wild wine. 
Faminia vua,bryoma nigrg. 
A bramblegblack: beyrie,or hearpreech, 
Peilerns,otis, Robus,m. 
Brookelae, 
Anagaſhis aquatica. 
Thy hate Fa. r, ſome thinks it to be 
( «rduns Benediftus, 
Bedegnar, 
An hearbe called bugle,conftey,or wall 
werr.Symphiton, vel tymphitum., 
Bugl 1ſje,or barrage. 

lofſus bugloſſum, ion, 
alcibi,adiun,cuphrofinum,echion. 
VF l{ bag lofſe,chargel,or Orchanes « 
A &. 
VVuld bugloſſe, or burrrge. 
Viperina. 
Bumnet. 
Saoguſocba,prunella,f. 
A burre. 
Lappa,f. 
Ditch burgoy clot bur, 


Xantham, prolopis. 


C 
(abage. Braflica,t 
{ ole cabage. 
Braſſica capitata. 
The hcarbe cabaricheyor baſelworyt. 
P 
( alammt. 
Czeta,f. 
( alecut prpper,or pepper wort. 
Piveritis. 
( «macke,a wee { groving Imong corre 
wh:c' le:terh the plough © and Theres 
fore u called reff harrow © m ( am» 
br:dge ſtrrea whine. 
Ononrs, anon, 
The hearbe (omomill, , 
Chamomzlum, kucanihemis, leu- 


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A 


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— 


Hearbes. 


Hearbes. 


Hearbes, 


A hind of camomile, baving purple 
flmwers.” Eranthemum. 
Canterburie belt, an hearbe ſs called. 
Campanul,f. 

A care/,the root whereof uſed to be 
ſod with meate. 
Caros,caron,careum. 

VV:14 caret. Carora, ſtaphylinus, 
aſtarhylinos. 

Vi hite carer y-llow perſraps, or skere 
w-rt. Sir, vel filarum, 

Tellow carrets, 

Daucs. 

Hearbe,or ſeed carawaet. 

Caros ,caron,careum. 

( arneol,or bearbe aquatique. 

Aceſis. 

Cats raile,or boyſt tale, 
Equiſerum,ſalix equina, cauda equina 
{Cars taile,or water touch, 

Typ 
( #\ues (1.044 ,anhearbe ſo called. 
Lychnis ſylveſtiis, 

C enteric hratbe., Centauria,centauri. 
um.centaurea,orum. 

( entorie the greater, 

Centaurum magnum,triorches. 

The third kind of centerteycalled Tris 
vrches. Centauris. 

(entorie the leſſer, 

Libadium limnchum,c&tuaria minor, 
fel errg. 

Chaſf- weed, or ant weed, 
Cotan«ria,cotonea, 

Cbeyvil. 

Gingidi+m,cherophillum, en huſich, 
n.ſcandix,f. 

VF id cheruyill. 

Leontice. 

The hearbe cheeſe remet, cheſt wort, 
or curd wort, Galieum, vel galiom,n, 
( hicke weed, »r m»w/t..re, Alline, 
(hokewerd Ervingina,f. 

The heerbe chry/a1 thenon : ſome call 
it mari-ol;, Heliochryſos,vel he- 
liochryſum,n. 

The comon cicorie., 
Ambubeia,ambugiayFf. 

( ieor1ie bearhe, whoſe flower will open 
at the riſing of the Sunne, and cloſe at 
the going downe. Heliotrophium. 


+ The hearbe cinqueſoile, .or fine leaved 


raſſe. 
Quynquefolium,pentaphyllis. 
Fuld (ypreſſe. 
Iva arthetica, vel muſchata, 
(1ue1,4 kind of ontons. 
Cepina cepula,cepa palatina. 
larie. 
Hera,chryſta,herba aleRarolaphos, 
vide /age of R ome. 
( ockleor corneroſe, 
elanthwm,n. _ 
Colts ſcot,or horſe foot. T . 
CRIT "ago 
( #leworts. 
Brafſic,corambe,& coramba. 
A kind of coleworts, cr1ſþc, and deli- 


cate to eate, Halmins. 

VVld coleworts ſo called of the Aras 

bias. Lapana,f. 

A young colrwort, 

Cymay,t. 

( «lewort 1,oy colecabages, 

Lea,f 4 capitata. 

( olumbine. Aquiea,f. 

The hearbe comſtey,or camfoey. 

Conſolida major. 

( ofte mar:e,or cockeweed, 

Piperits,t. 

C orten thiſtle. 

Acantio,velacanthium. 

Comflippe. . 

Verbaiculum.n primula,f. 

( refſes. 

Natturtium,n. 

VVild creſſes. 

- aſturtium ſylveſtre, iberis vel hi- 
S. 


VV ater creſſ+s. 
Naſturtwm aquaticum, fiſymbrium, 
cardaminum. 
VV rid crefſes, rocket gentle, or rocket 
gallart, Irio. 
( rowtoer, bavi ng yellow flower? like 
gold kraps. 
Chrylamthemon,chryſocome. 
Crewfoer. 
Silags,ranunculus. 
(rowroesga fiewer of a purple colour 
in the ſj ring time, 
Hyacinthus,m. 
The hearh: cudwort. 
Gnaphalum,n. 
( mmmn. *Cuminum,cyminum. 

D 


ADa\ ſee. 

Bells, beilius, bellium,primula yens. 
A w:ld daifir. 

-<rba margacita, 

The great daifie with the knobbe in the 
mi daeſt. 

Paradclos. 

VVhite daffadill. Narciſſus,m. 

The yellow d. 'fFadill. 
Pſeudonarcifſus,narciſſus luteus. 

A white dafſalill, 

Narciſſus ad. 

The hearbe Dentdelion , or Prief es 
crowne,  Hedypnois, coronopus, le- 
ontopodium,n- 

Dittamegor dittandery. 

Ditamrg,vel d:tamnus,m, ditamfi 
yel dictamnum,n lepidum, gingiber 
hortenſe,raphanus fvlveſtris. 

Falſe d.1tame. 

Condiis, vel chondris. 

Dill. Anethum,n. 

VV ld dill, 

Mev,vel meum. 

Dogs tooth,ſtit. hwort or graſſes 
Agroftis,gramen. 

An hearbe call: d dog: onion. 
Ornuhogalum.n. 

A dts ftonegor ragwers. 
Serapias,adis,f. 


A docke, 
Lapathum,lapatium,n paricella,f, 
Duch dockr having a ſharpr, and red 
leafs. Oxylapathum. 
Sower deckegor ſorrell. 
Rumex,oxalis. 
The great decks, 
Hippolathum. 
A wat e! doc hos 
- ydrolapathum. 

he root of adecke,or wild ſorrell, 
Theroe/ deer wil 
Deomble tongue,or hoyſee tongue, 
Vvularia. - PR 
Downe weed, cheſt weed, or cud weed. 
G alum. 
Dragon wort. 
ga at 


Dra .dracunculus, ſerpemtaria 


major. 
Dwale,or night ſhade, 
Solanum. 

Dwasft cypreſſe. 


T, 


E 

Eglantime. Cy noſrhodes,cynosbatus. 
1hew.ld Eqlantine. 

Kubus caninus. 

E lycampanie. ! 

Nactarea, wkla,f helenzam, vulgo 
enula campana diciture 

Jarden indine, , | 
tndivia,ſcarivla, intubagf, vide ſuc- 
Corte. 

VV1ld endue, 

Endivia (ylveſtris. 

Ap bearbe called Enbright, 
Enphrafia,t. 

E upatorie,vide Agrimonie, 

F 


Fawnebane, Mebrophonus.4 

Fench, 

Feniculum,marathrum. 

VI i'd fenell. 

Hyppomarathium, 

Fencg:antyor hearbe ſagapen. 
Nartheca,narthecia,Ff. 

An hearbe like 10 fennel giaes, 
Narthex. 

She ferne,or female ferne. 
Thelepteris,f. * 

F:rne, 

Felix, veneria,f. opteron, alcQerolo- 
phos. 

Ferne on 17265 oy wall ferne, 
Filicula.f, 

Fenegrecke, "x0 
Fenum grecum,zpoceios, filica- 
Feverwort. 

Febrifuga,f. | 

Feyerfew,oy pillitorie of the wall, 
Viceolaris herba, parthenium, ma- 
Ericaria 

A kind of fenell baving great Leamts, 
and ſbaype taſte, 

My: ſenum- 

Tix hearbe fenell marint, or fenell of 
the (ca. 

Criihmon,n. 


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- Hearbes. 


Hearbes. 


Hearoves. 


——— — 


Figwort,or pilewort. 
Ficario, 
Pinger Frae,or fone wore, 


Fiuc leaued graff- v.C inquefoile. 

F leatyort,or fleahane. 
Piyllion,pulicalis herba. 

Fleabane,an bearbe to hall pigeons lice 
Coniza,conyza,f. 

The yellow flower de [uce. 
Pſeudoacorus. 


Falefs ot ,an heave good for the cough. 


Tuſſilugo, vulgigo,aſarum. 

F vxerai le. 

y ; 

F umiterie,or ear thſmeke. 

Fumaria. 

Furtore. 

Capnn,capium,8& capnos,n. cheli- 
douryon microu, 

Fulley) hearbe,or reſell, 
Suuthiam,lanaria 


G 
Carkd ſword grafſe. 


Galage 

Ga 

Akin 7 the berybe galangal. 
Cypcrum,n cyperus. 
The great galangal. 
Acorus,m.acorum,n, 

G andeygooſe,or ragwert, 
Cynolorchis. 

VVild garlicke. 

Ophi 

_— bitterweed. 
Gentiana,f. 


- nv iſb triacle. 
— quercula trix- 

— 

VLater germander, 

Sordium,n criflago paluſtris, 

ilwort. 

Chelidium minus. 

V Vinter gilloflower, 

Leucoion, 

The hearbe G uh, 

Nigella,f. 

The bearbe called goatet beayd. 

Come,f. 

An hearbe called golden cup, 

knap. 

Renkemen 

Goſl.ng hearbe,a weed ſo called, 

Rubea,Ff. 

G ow,or wild myrtle, 

Acai05 

The h.arbe called gourd, 

Cucurbira,Ff. 

A kind of weld gourds 9 prrging 

fleagmegcalled { oll/oquimiida. 

Colocynthis,idis,F. 

A place where gourds being fowne, 

doe grow, 

Cucucbitinarius, m. cucubitinarium, 

nee. 

A lover of gourds. 

Cncurbitarws, 


or gold 


Like gourd?s. 

Cucurbitinus,ad. 

Anhearhe called the grace of Gad, 

:4an'rg berries like an olives 

Thelyyonum,n. 

Grownſwell. 

Erigeron,n.ſezec.o.acanthis. 
rummell,er gray mule, 


Lithoſpermum,n. 
H 


The hearbe hart; tongu?. 
Phyllites, pyrgitis, henionium, ſcolo- 
pendria. 


The hearbe harti horne., 

Peralins. 

Hart; eaſe,which u the yellaw vis'lcs, 
Viola gaza. 


Herba 

Flamnmea, 
The heay'« called harefset. 
Lapogus,leporina herba. 
Aharieagn bunthare. 
Ladon, vel 
The h:arbe called hawheweed, or ſow 
thiftle. 
Hieraciumgn accipitrina,f. 
The iarbe heilebore, 
Veratrum. 
VVh te hellebore. 
Veratum album. 
Blacke hellehore, 
Nigrum veratrum. 


q Hemlocks. 


Cicuta,m-myrrhis, 
Honbane, G 
Altercum , hyoſcamus , ſecuridaca, 
bo 

y u 
Hyſl - m. 
Holie bocke,or great mallow. 
Alrhza,hibiſcus 
Hog /enell,or ſulpbure wert. 
Peucedamus,m 


m. 
Home ſuckle. 
Cerinthe,periclymenos. 
Horechound. 
Marrubium, marrubiaſtrum, uw 
umn. philochares 
A wGttle borehowid. 


Stachis. 

The hearbe called berſt taile, or cat? 
taile, Ephedron, velephedra,cquic- 
tum,hippuns. 

The i; hon called horſe tongue. 
Hippogloſla, hippogloſſum, vel hy- 


-| pogloſſum. 


_ tongue,or dogs __ 
nogloſſus,cynoglolla, lycoplis. 

Fae Arey ſengreene- 

Sedum,hypogeſum,n. barba Iovis,v. 


S encgreane, 


I 
I ce of the hedge, or ſauce alont, ha- 
ving 6 taft like garlicke. 
Allarium. 
Hearbe Lies 
Anills,qbige,hawepyes. 
EE & 


| 


| Leontopodium. 


| Ground Ivie, Chameciſlos. 
K 


Knot grafſe. Polygona, proſepinaca , 
fangu:naria herba. 


L 
Ladies gloues,or Londen button, 
B acchar,baccharis,Ff. 
Lagwertthe great clotyor buy, 
+ eraſites. 
Lambes ton 
Acnaghathe 
Pym, roar 
Ciracn. 
Lavender. 
Nardus,lavendula. 
of lavender. 
Natginus,ad. 
An hearbe that Duſcorides calleth 
lawrell. 
Vinca,f. 
Lawrell of Alexandria, or Porgue 
lawrcll. 
Hyppoglottion, velhypoglottion. 
QA kind of lawrell. 


Hypellate. 
An hearbe called lawrell. 


A little lettice, 
LaQucula,f. 
VV ild lettice, 
-heconobium,n picridig,eſopos. 
A _— of w: id lettice, cal.ed Lymo- 
. Neuroides. 
The y kend of the hearbe lettice 
Cobion,n. 
Leavyed, or headed lettice, 
Seſlils. 
Laconica- 
Lacuca } —wr yg 
Capita, 
A place where l:ttice are (ol, 
Laducerum,liaucarum, 
The leeke of wits, 
Ampelopraſon,n 
A lillte. 
Lilium, Iunonis roſa. 
The re-/,blew,or yellow lillte- 
Hyaomathus,crion, 
May liler,or liricwnphancie, 
Erphemeron,n. 
A water lily, 
N ymphea,renuphor,rofhalon. 
The wild lily. 


C Crinanthenon,h erocallis. 
A lily bed. 

TO__ mn. 

Of alily. 

Lilarius,ad. 

L ther bane, or wolfe bane. 
Aconitum,n hecateis, pardalianches. 
The female liberd. 

Pard ils. 

Liceb g1evide ftancs aker. 
Long wort. Elleborrs albus. 


Atarb called Lion foot, 


] imo y= 


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Hearbes. 


Hearbes. 


Heatbes. 


Liveerorn. 

Lichen hepaticagjecuaria. 

Lovwage. 

Hippolclitum, hypoſelinum. 

Tye hearbe Lovage,or parſlie of Mo- 

cedonia, dmyrmivon,ſmyrnium. 

A hind of l»vage with blacks leauets 

Oluſatrum,n. 

L umbardie,or lovage, 
Liguſticom,n 

Lng' wort. Ver baſcum,n, 


Mad y wherewith wool u dicd, 
Erythrodanum,n.rubia,f. 
Maiden hoire, Venus locker, or our 
Lanes h are, 
Adian:um, cincinnalis, trichomanes, 
eallitrichon,capiilus Veneris,terrg fu- 
percil-um. 
A ay" "eed, AM cywood, or oxey. 

alm m,cotyla, 

corula faxrtida, cyuanchemis, oculus 
bovis. 
Maiden [ips,or taffll. 


Hooker Malva major,hortenſis. 
ans maalioxres, or mallowes of the 


Alcea fyiveſtrs, biſmalya. 
VV aier mallowes, or mart:ſh mallow 
Althea, lubifcus,malvaviſcus. 
The great mallowes, 
Malope. 
Like,or pertaining t2 mallower, 
Malvaceus,ad. 
The hearbe called mandragora. 
Mandragora, circzum, murion, anti- 
melon, antimonium. 
m.ndrake, oe temperarare of it 
hb very cold, ad therefore it uſed to 
caſts men imo deepe fleepes, when they 
mui? bee cut of (byrurgions, and for 
tv vey- other purpoſes in P byſicke. 
Mandragoras,amhropomorphon, 
(A manerager, 
Aliote. 


The hearbe maior ane. 


ſucus,#; 2 


es ns rg an- 


Of,or belonging 19 maiorene, 


The _—_— margeline. 

Aſylaf. 

The marſh mallow, 

Dendromalacke. 

A mariegold. 

Caltha, (olſequjum, calendula, helie- 
chryſos, vel heliochryſum. 
Merh,or ſmallage. 

Apium paluſtre, ndepinn, 

The hearbe melilote. 

Melilotus , pratellum, fertula cam* 


pana. | 

VVhite melilote, 

Melfrougum. 

The hearbe Meremrie, 

Hermupoa me1curialis linozoſlis. 


An beabe called Mercuries finger, 
Her lus. 


The khearbe munt, F 
Hegdiof n mentha £ 


VV ater wont s, 

Mentha criſpa. 

4 V ud munts, 
Fol n.c F 2k. © 

The hea'be milizun, after wario,but in 


Milfoile. 
Myriophillum,millefoliura, 
VVild norte. 


| Acaros,m, 


AM :lkewort. c 
Poly#olon,n. 

AM x rwort eos flow 4 a 4 fever 
wort. Matricana of 
Mouſeare, 
Piloſclla,ſ. 
eMollten. 
Blattaria,f, * 
Murwort. 


ad fra 


ah 


A muſhrome. 
Furgus, 
An hearbe called countrie muſtard. 


Thlapſe,thlaſpi,thlaſpidion. 
N 


The navill of Venus. Coryledon. 

The hearbe naxew ,or turnip. 

Napus,m. 

The bed wherem they are ſowen. 

Napina,f. 

The hearhe nep or mip. 

Nepeta,nepita,calamintha,f. 

Nenewhare,or water bly, 

Nymwphza,f. 

Necſfi mg wort, 

Helleborus albus. 

A netile, 

Vriica,acalyphe. 

A nettle called blind nettle, or dead. 

neo /rchangell. 

Labeo, ſcrophularia,lamium. 

The pace were nettles grow, 

Vrticetum,n. 

Full of nettles, 

Vrticoſus,ad, 

The he arbe night ſhadegor —— 

Strichnos,morella, 

Noſe bleed hearbe. 

Millefolinm, vide yarrow. 

The bearbe noſe ſmert, Naſturmm, 
O 


An hearbe otheywiſe called Tatis, in 
Eng!:ſ1, eade, wherewith cloth u died 
blew, Glaſtrum,n. : 
Okeef 1 LOySng gerpantey. 
Quercla 

To lay,or 7 0ni0nt. 

Arvo. 

An onion, 


Hon. apo ſe. cronion, n. 


Litte or youre oenant." 
' 


pm Grrha. 


' «An hearbe called pata de lion, or pied 


A kind of omons for ſauce, baving no 
head,but a root, 
Gethiun,gn. 
A kind of onions which haue a ſnarpe 
ta/ie, 
Genen. | 
HA ſea onion, 
Scilla,fquilla. 
Of,or belon 'ng to that exion, 
Scillinus, illincus, 2d. 
A bed of en:ons. 
Aropeof on 
rope of omonis 
Reſtis,f. 
He that ſettath onwont, 
Ceparius,m. 
Orgament,or penirion, 
Outis. 
Orage hewbe. 
Chiyſolachazum, 
The hearbc named orgeny,or wild ma» 
107 ane. 
Origanon,n. 
VV ld orgame,or ſuccorie. 
Polycnemon,n. 
The hearbe orpine. 
Andrachne, agria 
The hearbe 0/mend \ffrne,or braks. 
teris. 
= eve. 


Buphchalmus.m ——— 


The hearhe cavie, 
Hippoiapathum,!apathum,n. 

An hearbe called Palma Cluilti. 
Cherya Cici. 

Perutaritor peluort of the wall, 
Helxine, aſtericum, murals beita, 
panetaria perdiciumy viueara, Au - 
ralwum. 

Parſrp. 

Paftinaca, paftiwago, formin, cata 
radix, 
T eliew paſnip. 

Siſer1a,vel filarum. 

VVild parſmp. 

Staphilinus, maſculin, paſtinaca er- 
TAatica. 


Daſſe flewersor roſe parſly. 
Anemone,f. 


de liongbaving leaues like colewoyts. 
Leomopodiam,n. 

The heerbe peome, 

Glycifide,pzonica i cafta,pgonia,mo- 


Teeſe ervile, 
Ervilia,t. 
Delltoris of Spare. 

{erpicium, laſergillicum. 
Pellutorie of the wall,v j- -rietcrie. 
Pepper wert,or Span jþ pepper. 
Piperttis, filiquaſtrum, Icpidum, me- 
lanthinum,n. 

Pepper of the mount. 
Mezc:conn. 
Pen;ria'll rowing wil, 


Tragotigonum,pulegium,glecon, $ F 


—— ——_— 


Hearbes 


Hearbes 


Hearbes 


V'Vild peniriall, 
Calamincha, 


A kinde of perſly growing 077 76un- 
£437:86. 

Oreſcolum,n. 

VV ater parſly. 

Swm lauer;11- 


Roſe parſly. 
Anemone, F. 


A kinde of parſly whith hath 4 ſoft 

leaf: and a tender flalke, 

Oleolelinonyn, 

A kind of parſly growing on wals, 
Petreſelinumgn. 


Perwinckle. Pervinca, vinca, Alex- 
andrina , chamzdaphae , clematis, 
daphoouides- 

Pumnperne(l, a mg anagallis, 
bipenella, pampinula, pampwulla, 
reucrium, 

Plantaine. 

Damaſconium , armogloſſum , n. 
plantago,f. heptapleurus, 

VV ater plant ane, 


VV ild my yiononpapeverais 
The mice == aues , and head of 
Poppy. Meconium,n. 

Horned ſta,or yellow poppy, 

Papaver corniculatum. 

Th _ tops of poppye 


Faſhron ned, or coloured like poppye 
Papaveratus, ad. 
Of,or belonging to po 
Paperanmel POPP3- 
Te h arbe called polypody , 
ferne Polypodium,n. 
A hearhe called poley. 
_ n, 
A.pumroſ-. Verbaſculum , herba 

paralyſis, primula veris. 
Prickm 
Sedum minus. 
The privet,or prun:print tyee, 
Lt m. 


or oh 


The hearb which ſome call puleal of 
the mounta'ne. 

Zopyron, 

An hab called publicks mountaine, 
or horſe time. 
Clinopodien,cleonicien,n. 

Puwſland, 

Portulaca, andrachne,f. pepliop, vel 
peplium,n, 

Sea purfland. 

Cepza,f. 

Pw ple velvet flower." 

Amaiamhus. 


R 
A Rad, Raphanus , raphanum 
radicula. 
VVidR wh, 
Cheria,armoracea,f. apios,armen, 


— 


A kind of ſwees Ratiſh. 
Syrixcum. 
Rudſ la"s and cleere, 


— ad'ſh ſeed. 
Corunon,n, 


Of pr belonging to R adiſh, 
Lis. 


A Rape root. _ 
Rapa,f.rapum,rapukum,n. 
Rape v' ice, Cyclamines, cy 
num,cyclaminus. 

Alittle Rape wort. 
Rapula,f, 

A kind of rapecalled 4 round radſh 
of Lamoſin i 4 turnip. 

Bunias,f. 

R ape leanes. Rapicia, vel rapacia. 
Rents, aweed mm the ſeahaning leanes 
lihe a li. A 

Recke , or weed m the ſeabrowght vp 
with the floud, Viva. 

The hewhe Robert, Gruina, f. grani- 
um,vehinaſtrum - 


exint 


VV ld Rpcket. 

Fruca- 

Rocket gentle, or yocket gallant. 
Eriſunum, ezomos , vel cvzomon, 
(io. 


A Roſe. 

Roſa,f.flos,m. 

VVild Roſe. 

Cynorrhodos. 

R oſe __ 

Thryallis, lychnis- coronaria. 

A Koſe which hath aſtalke like mal- 
lowes. Moſcheuton,n. 

A certaine yoſe , that ſpringeth of a 
ftalke with many ſmall branches , «nd 
bath leauer like an oline tree. 
Muſcenton,n. 


Roſemarie. Roſmarinus,m roſmari- 
oy alutaris herba, libanotis co- 


The The ſeed of Roſemarie. 
Cach 


The ls rubarbe. Rheon, rhabar- 
barum, rhaponticum, rhacoma, la- 


pathum, n. 
Rudder, or marigelds, Caltha, ho- 
i um, ſolaris herba. 
Rue, Ruta,f. n. 
VVall Rue. Ruta muraria, 
The ſeed of Rue. Baſaſa,t. 
Of Rue. Rutaceus, ad. 
Made of Rue. Rutatus,ad. 
s 


| Sage. — t 


——.— 


— 


pyila ſage. Ambroliana , Auden | 
wind of wall ſage, 


Fs 9 ape rs. 4 e in mana 
ſtaſticall bookes,jt 1s _n 

ments. 

Sage of Rome, or 4 Galli cen- 
trum,geminalis, agreſtis, horminum 
(auvum,orminim, n . falvia Roma- 


na. 
Bel; args 


falvia 
A ky 
$1 


Salamoss | ſeale. 

Scala c ton. 
Toe hearbe fermt barbe 
Pſeudobunuum,n. 

04:18 lohbns wort. 

Fuga dzxmonum,androſemon. | 
The hearb ſalendme, 
Chelidoma. 


Saffron. 
Crocus,m. 
ws le ſaffron, 
rocotula. 
Saffron of t _—D baſtard ſaffron, 


or mocks ſa 
Cm e—_— carthamus. 

ey, Calcilraga,batis, \batis,baricula,f, 
inakies 


Sangun dracons, 


Saracens hearh. 

Herba fſaracenica. 

The hearbe ſavorie. Satureia, 
thymbra”, cunila capitata , cunila- 


Saxifrage,an hearbe growing m ftorye 
_— x to breake the ſtone, 
vel . 
= 
Scalferne, or 
ie 


mzn. « 
nger ferne. 


Scammonie an hearbe , the iniee 
whereof us good to purge chelley. 
mans dhe + ſcammonea.,F. 


nivm, n. colophonia,t. == 
Scorpions taile, C—_— 
Scorpions greſſe, or twrnfRlle,forcible 
againſt the ie ſinging of that wvenemous 
worwe, Scorpmurum,n 

Sa ry {, or ſea weed. Alga,vlva. 


Seafole fort, or ſea cole. 


Braffica marina,ſoldancila, 
> cammſſe,ox coraline. ; 
Coralium , corallhum, corallius, m. 


muſcus marinus, 
S$e.1 holie,or ſia holme, 


,f eryngion- 
FL on. 7 Seriphiun, abſin- 
(h:um marinum. 
Sea wracke , or ſea graſſe, a og of 
weed growing in the /ea, 
Sedre,or ſword grafſe. 
»P m 


Jedge, 


—— 


m,{e 


ſavitium,n. 
S © .np9vÞ or houſeletke the greater. 
The leſſer. 
Sedum minus 


Serpentine,or | ntay! 
ma nr cr wer dracun- 
culus,m. 
Great ſetwall, Valerian , or capens 
raile, Fhu, valeriana major. 
S mn heard: purſe. 
Burſa paſtors, 
Stone crop. 
Lithoſpermum. 
Sk:rwort. 
Silcr _— s 
A ſprub called. Serpentis Vva. 
Ophiloftaphulc. 
S:icorie. | aun 
Ambubcia,vela ias 
The hearbe ſhanke. 


Hearhe ſmallage. Eleoſelinum , a- 


wum olus,apium, pium. 
The hearbe ſmylex. Diftichus. 
CO" Prarmica, 


$ Sorbill or ſower deck, 
Anax,oxalis. 


Petrie ſorel, or [alet ſoreh. 
Acetocella,f. oxalis minuta. 


' Sorrell deboyes, or euckoes forell. 


Acidula,f exy1is, trifolium acctoſum, 
, heut. 


Sower ſorrell,or dich dacke. 


thum, 
— Kr of all kinds of ſorrell 
Lapathum, ; 
The hearb ſouthernewo0d. 


Abrotonum,n 

The ſhe ſomthernew»od. 
Abrotonum famina. 

Hearle ſow bread, or ſwine bread. 


als, 
ny pt hes 
Pieudonardus, 
Spikenard, a plant grewing in India, 
or Syria. 
Nardum,n. & nardus,m- 
VV ater (pike , pond weed, or graſſe 
weed. . Potamogeton. 
A kind of ſpikenard baning the ſmell 
of poyſou. Orxnitss. 
A Find of ſptkenard. 
Hiuculus, m. 
Of ſpikenard. 
Nardinus,ad. 
Sprrewort. 
Lonchitis,ad. 
Spirage. 
Aſpera,us,m. 
VV ildſprrage. Corruda, corrudage, 
myacanthon. 


- kind of s.qpap. FR 
illon, 


£ kind iy ſpurge called Eſuls, 
h_ great —_ of ſpwree. 
Cypar 


_ rye; of 
= ew 


- = of ſpwrge with broad leaner. 


- kind of ſpurge which the Apothe-= 
caries call corruptly Cat apuſia, 
Characias. 
o —_ aker,or lice hane. 
erba pedicularis, 
—_ creppe. 
Vermiculars, 
RY et Ic h wore, 


Agreſtis . 
Sraxch bloud, an hearbe ſo called, 
Cartinethron. 

Srinking wood, 

Acopus,m. 

Stirewort ſharewort, cudwort, 

I 

C ronewort cetr ach,or finger fearne. 
Scol. 


th. 
The hearhe ſecorie. Chreſton, cicho- 
rea,cichoreum,cichorium,n intuba,f. 
—_—_ n. intybus, m. intubus (a- 


A generall name of all ſuccorie, and 
endine. Seris 


| Swallowes bearbe. Hirundinana. 


Tanſie. —_ partheruum 
mas. 

VVld taxſi e,or ſilver bearbe, 
Porenkilla,ingunaria,t. 

The hearbe called Tafill, IU, or fuller 


Taragon,er garden dragon, 
Tard b4 a; 


A thiſtle. 

Carduus,m. felt 

Our thiſtell, 

on Lag 

The rhiPell called mans bloud. 
Acorna,n. 

The ſow thiftell. 
Taraxacon,laQuca leporina. 
Milke thi/tell, 

Tichymalis.f. 

Saint marie thiſtell, 
Leucacz . 

The hearbe called Thyme, 
Thymus,m.thymum;n, 


diplacus , _ 


Hearbes .- Hearbes Hearbes 
An bearb called of the river. VVild thyme, 
Selge, or ſheere ere graſe —_ ſponge Erin 
Sengreene, or bouſclecke. Sempervi- | A kind of ſpwge , with 4 leafe likes | The hearbe Tormentell, 
aber - 700P- purſiand , or 4 ire like a figge Heptaphyllen,n. l 
thaltgs, dum, barba Iovis, hypo» | #7**- Helioleo Torch hearbe, or long wort. 


Verbaſeum,n. lucernalis herba. 
T owne creſſe. 

Naſturtiam,n. 

An bearbe named T rifolie, 
Glaux,cos. 


Garden Trifole, 
Trifolium,n. lotus ſativa. 
Frifolie,the three leaued grafſe, 
Symonianum 2 Trifo- 
Q lum, 
An hearbe called Trinitie graſſe, or 
Thyſuiens hare foot, 

,odis. 


y 
An heard called walerian, or ſel wall. 


Verbena chriſta, A ver- 


The purple violet, 

Melanion,n. 

A generall name of all violets. 
Leucoion,n. 

The wveed that # called the wilde 
vine, Phlothrum,n. 

Abed of violets, 


violaceus. 
An hearb called vſemond yoyall, 
okeferne, or petiferne, 
Dryoptens. 


WV 
VV allwort, danrwort, like elder tree 
dwarfe elder, Ebulum,n. Ebulus,m. 
atcea ef. 
A wvoaybroad leafe,.r plantazne leafe 
vide Tlantaine, 
VV atervyillow, or looſe finſſe. 
Lyſimachium,n. 
The hearh called aero 
Halicacabus,m 
A vumter greens. 
Pyrola,f limenium,n. 
VVith vyind. Caſſutha, convolyo- 
_ convolyulus, liaftrum, Vi- 


ealis. 
The hearb wooodreofe. Rubia yl 
veſtris,crithrodanum,n. 
VF ood forrell. 
Alleluya,trifolium acetoſinm, 
VV oolblade, or ligwors. 
Verbaſcum,n. 
PV vedbine. Perielymenos, vel peri- 
clymenon, volucrum majus. 
VVormevvood, 
Abfinthium. 


Sea-t 


«Q _—y 


Numbers 


Numbers 


Sera vyormeword, or wormeſecd, 


M. .* . 
Ceriphium, 


Aſo 


um 

VV orme [ced. 

Lombricorum ſemen. 
r 


Yarrow, or noſcbleed, wheranth Achile 
les ſaid to kill Telaphus. 
ca, . 


NV MBERS., 


I 
OX e, og 
Once, 

2 

Twe,or Duo,z,9, 
twaine, Bini,z,a. 
The ſecond Secundus,a,um. 
Of,or containing two. Binarius. 


Twiſe, Bis, 
Tres. 
Three, Temi,z,4. 
Trini,z,4. 


The third, Tertius,a,um. 
Of, or con.3.Ternarius,a,um, 
Thriſtgoy three time:,Ter. 
4 - 
Quaruor. 
Fogye. Quaternl;®,a- 
Quadrini. 
The fourth. Quartus,a,um. 
Of,or con. 4-Quaternarius, 
Fowre t1pes Quarter. 


5 
Fuze. Quinque.Quini 
The ffs. 5 w —-q « 
Of,or con.5, Quinarius, 


Fe times. _ 


Sexe. Sex nba 
The ſixr. Sextus, a,um, 
Of,,or con. 6.Senarius. 
Sixtimes. Sexies. 


Seuen. ;Septeni,z,a. 
The ſeavnenth, Seprimns,Q, um. 
Of,or con 7. Septenarius,a,um, 
Seuen time. —_— ; 


"*% 
Eight, Odcteni,z,a. 


OcRoni,z,2. 
The eighth. Otayus _ 
—_ $8. ORonarius 
E:ght times. Odtics. 


9 
Nine. Novem, Noveni,#,4. 
The minth, Nonus,a,um, 
Of,or containing nine, 
N ovenarius,nonarius. 
Nine tixaes. Novies 
Ten,vide the eight article in the next 
columne, 


hr 


Thiy- Tredecim, 


Flexen. Vadecim, Value 
The elewenth, Vndecimus,a,um, 
Of,or con. 11. Vadenarius. 

E leuen times. Vndecies. 


13 
Twelue, Duodecim, 


Duodeni,z,4. 
The twelfth. Duudecimus,a,um. 
Of, or con,12.Duodenarius, 
Twelye times Duodecicss 


13 


teene. Deniterni,z,A. 

The thirteenth Decimus tertius, 
Of,or cen. I 3.Denitemarius. 
Thmteene 111063. T redecies. 


The vureteentb.Decimus quartus. 
Of,or con 14.Deniquaternarius. 


Fuureteene 117881, Quatuordecies. 


IS ET 
Fif. > deniquini, Y 
reewe. 
The fifteenth. Decimus 
Of,or ga Cn 


fpfteene, 


Fifteens times. Hm 


$1xt- EPS”... 

teene, Deniſe ni. 

The ſixteenth, Decimus ſextus, 

Of,or cou.16. Deniſenarms, 
Sexdecics. 


Sixteen times, 
7 
Senen- Septemdeadm, 
teens, Deniſepteni. 
The 17. Decimos ſeptimus. 
Of,or con. 17. Denileprenarius. 
Senenteene Times. _ 
I 
Eighe ORodecim. 
reene. DenioQon. 
The eighteenth .Decimus oftavus, 
Of,or \con.18. DenioQonarius. 
Erghteene timed, _ 
Nine- Novendades 
teene. Deninoveni. 
The ninercenth. Decimus nonus. 


Of ,or con. 19. Demmovenarms. 

Nineteene times. Novendecies. 
10 

Tn. Decem,Deni,z,a- 

The tenth .Decimus,a,um. 

Of, or con.10.Denarius,a,um, 

Ten t13, Decies. 


” %7 c0n,20 Vicenarius,a,um. 
Twentie times. Vicies, pro vigelics. 


zo 
Thir. Triginta. _—_ 


1 


tieth. TYRA . 

Of,or con,z0, I ricenarius. 

Thirtie times, Tricies, pro tregelies,. 
40 


Fox, . 
ties Quadrageni,#,a. 
The fortieth, ; 
Of,or con.40. Quadragenariu, 
Forty times, is, 

50 
7 OO n 
The Pq Qu mus. 
Of,or con.50. Quinquagenaily, 
Fiftie times, Quinquagis 


Sixe nenaghns. 

kie- Sexageni,z,a 

The ſoxtieth. Sexageſimus. 
Of,or con.60 Sexagenarius. 
T1xe t12nes, SEXagies. 


Seven= Septuaginta 


- 


boa con,90 Septuagenariitt, 


Seventy OD" Ya 
@ 


Egh- Oftogints. 


Erghtie times. _ 
Nine. Nonagints. 


fie, Nona gene, 
The ninetieth. Fcnagefiams. 


Of,or con.g0. Nonagenarus. 
N inetie 119161, Nonagies. 


The IO y— = 
Of,or containmg 4a hundred. 
Centenarius,a,um. 

An bundred t1mes. Centies, 

Two hun- tO, 

tred. Dang Fon ang 

The two bundret nn —=R 
Of,or con.200, Ducenarius,a, um. 
Tvuvo bundreth times, Ducentics. 


0f,or c0n,300, Trecenaris,a,um. 
Three hundred t1ywes. Trecentics. 


Fonare 


W_ 


Numbers 


Numbers 


Stones 


_— 


u—_ 


_—_— 


The 500. Quingenteſimus. 

Of,orcon. 500. Quingenariws. 
ou.times, Quingenties 

Fix hun- Seen finceni, peo | 

dred, ſexcentent. 


The 600. Sexcentelimus. 
Of,or con.600. Sexcenarius,a, um. 
Srx bundred timer. Sexcentics. 


709. SeptingJnti,z,a,ſeptingeni,pro 


The 700. Septingenteſimus. 

Of,”7 con.700. Septingenarius, 

709 t1-nes, Septingenties 

Eight Otingenti, oftingeni, pro 
hundred. oQinyenteni. 

The 800. Otingemeſimus. 

Of ,or con.$00. -= «a 


800 times, 


ſand. Milleni,z,a. 

The theuſandth. Milleſimus,a,nm. 
Of,or containing one thouſand, 
Millenarius,a, um. 

A thouſand times. Milkes. 

Two thaw, Duo millia. 

fand. Bis mille. 

Three thow- Tria mitlia. 

Ter mille. 


thou- Nevena millia. 
ſand. Novies mille. 
Fortie thow= Quadraghta. 


ſand ad millia. 
Twe hundred wc 


| Ducenta,ducena mi 
Ten bandred —_— centena 


thouſand. millia, 

VV here note that Decies , oranyad. 
verbe of like termination , an 
anotber mumber, fignifieth but it ſelf*, 
4: in the laſt he” but ftanding 
without avorher nymberic xowlt1pl1cd 
by an hunared thouſand ai decies co- 
ronatorum , ten hundred thouſand 
crownes, Vicies talentum , twentre 
hundred thouſand talents. 

Vnde : & Duode, being/ſer before 
viginti, vigeſius, or any kinde of 
greater article , the one ſign:;fieth the 
number wherewith it is toned » ſawe 
one, the other ſaue twoga; wndetrigin- 
ra thiptie ſane one, iadra 
mus, the erght and thirtieth , or for. 


_ ſaue _ mrdequinguagie, nne 


Secondly. SecundF; 
Thirdly, Tertio,&c. 
The ablatiac of the erdinall making 


| qarianam,& ein fic in cxteris. 


the adverbe. 
Numealia in plex. 
C gies mple, of one ſort, 


-».- oi fold,or of two ſorts. 

lex 
Triple, three fold, or of three ſortss 
Triplex. 

[d, or of foure ſorts. 

Quainpic 
Fuefeld, or of fueſorts 
Corry pug fixe ſorts. 
Sextuplex. 
Seuen fold, or of ſtuen ſorts, 


Septemplex, (eptuplex. 
E yy —_ of eight ſorts. 
lex, 


Nme fol 1,op of nine ſorts. 
Noncuplex. 

Tenfold,or of ten ſorts. 
D 


Foure ſcore —_ ten fold, 
Nonagecuplex , cadem eft reliquo- 
rum ratio. 

Adverbes of the ſame ſort. 


Simpliciter , dupliciter , wipliciter, 
cr + bifariam tmtariam, 


Numeralia in plus. 
Smgle, inſt ſo much , or the ſame 
quantitie, 
Simplus. 
Twiſe ſo much, 
Duplus. 
Thriſe ſo much. 
T 


Foure time ſo mach, 
Quadruplus. 

Fiue t1mesſo much, 
Quintuplus 

Sx remaes (0 much, 
Sextuplus, : 
Seen times ſo much. 


—_— 


Septuplus. 

Erghn times ſo much, 

Ottuphn, 

N ine times ſo much, 

Nenapplus. 

Ten t: mac) IC wuch. 
Decuplus,&c. 

Foure (ore and tentimes ſo much, 
Nonagecuplus. 

Two hundred tines ſo much. 
Ducentuplus. 

Fine hundred times - much. 


yy 'b , en ſane ſert. Simplo, 
duplo,triplo,quadruplo,&c. 


ST ONES. 
Ar . 


—— 4 naturall tone, | Si 
or yocke, 
Saxum,ng 


A little ſtone, 
lus,m. 
A ſtone that ſerveth to worke withall 
Lapis operarms. 
A ſquare e wrong 
Lapis quadratus. 
A ſtone wheyeont rummeth a ſÞrmng. 
if manalis 
A ſtone that one and han- 
die inhu band, mJ gn 
Saxum manuale. 
A little tone gotten into one? ſhee, 
and tyowbling bm in trauclling. 
$crupus,m. 
Opels,or broken peecen of ſtones, come 
ming of hewing ,or grawing. 
ulz, micg, anum, ſegmina, ſeca- 
menta,orum, 
A ſtone that may eaſily be rubbed 
mts crumes, 
Tophus,porus,m. 
A ſtone pickedin, a4; a milſont , & 
grindſts.q. 
Inſus, & incuſus lapis: 
Stony,er full of ſtoner. 
Calculoſus,confragolus. 
A ſquare ſtone laid vpon a tombe. 
Menla,t. 
A ftone hurled, or throwne, 
Miſſile,n. 
A ſtone that u az,ureblew, 
Lapis cyanens, czruleus lapis. 
A great ſgnare ſtone , broad beneath 
axd wix:ng ſmalier and ſmalley to- 
wards the top, 
Obeliſcus,m. 
A ſtone in the vhpgy pert reſembling 
the colour of a mans naile. 
Sardonichus. & (ardonyx,m, 
F auing apparel garwjbed with 4 
ſtone of that colowy, 
Sardonychatvs,ad. 
A ſtone found in the belly of a greene 
LiC ard. Saurites,m. 
A duskie ftone which hawing oile put 
toit, waxcth bright, 
Savinus lapiv 
Aſtoue of ſaſſron colour eaſee 19 be 
cleft into very thin plates, 
Schi ſtas, yel (chiſtos. 
Aſtone of the colour of a ſcorpion, 
Scorp it&cs 
: ſtove wherein # 4 white, that de- 
creaſeth,and increaſeth , as the woone 
doth, 


Sclenitis,m. 

one mae of water, liobt,and ſrll 
lor and fit for an arch, roofes, or 
vaules, Stungia.t. 


A fone like ron , haning power t0 
eat variance amoneF men , Side- 
rites,m. and it & alſoa kind of dia» 
mond ſtone, 

A ſtone of natwe foft, but being heat 
in o1\eit waxeth hard, 


= round flones of marble, wſedve 
paving. 
- Affone 


Scones 


Stones 


h— 


A flone greene , and not ſhinin 

—_ a rf og ly. s 
Phragis, vel (phr 

» yy Aon a in 4 = 

Spongrees. 

A white ſtone found m ſilver mines 

£04d for the cies, 

Subium,n. 

mo. 4, * ſhape __ like 

A ffone erevy, "= 

prey be cake Vp. — Aagnion/oy, 

$ynochites. 

A ftone taken ouf of the braine of the 

filb 8 _ 

S 


_ oy fund i in the bladder of « 
welfe 


dyrites. 
A ſtone hauing the figure of the new 
ma00ne. ephis, 

A fione called the flone of India, good 
for the collicke and ſtone. 

Tecolithus. 

A fone like a peacocke. 

Taos. 


A ſtone of a contrary nature to the 
load-ftone, 

Theamedes. 

A kind of bard fone whereof morter: 
were made. 


Thyres. 
A ſtew which being who'e, ſormmeth, 
but when t # broken, euerie part they- 
of ſinketh, 
Tirthenus lapis. 
A gravel, or ſand fone, that may be 
caſr'y rubbed to crumes, 
To hus, vel toſus. 
Hayd as the ſtone Tophus : of , or 
belonging to that ſtone. 
Tophaceus. & tophinus,ad, 
A ftonew'1eb ſheweth thigg forts of 
colowrr,at the rout blacke , the muddle 
fans qu:neztbe top nb:te, . 
Tricus,m. 

A ſtore of the colowr of the nmllet fiſh 
Trigltes. 
A ſtone hawing the figure of three 
eyes. Triof hthalmus,m. 
A flone which le _ and yedheth 
aſunder with the fir 
Tuſcanicus lips. 

A hind of Cadmuafione , bauing cey+ 
Paine lines in it bke girikes, 
Zonitis,F. 
A hind of buyning, and ſhining ſtone. 
Lignis,is,f. 
Aſton of aſb colour, & good again} 
ſerpents. 
Limenſis, tephovia. 
Acertame ftone good for painting. 
Colaticus lapis. 
A ftone called cat ſil vey, 
- netis, 


w i 


Stones 
u_—_ ſometime blacks , ſometime 
cfiew 
+0 


A little flone of the evlour of leeker, 
which ſiveaterh liquor like to milke. 


_ ſtone with golden yaies, 
Coraloachates. 

A ſtone which bring broken , ts like to 

abeaxe, 

c_ 

ertatne ſtones in ſpunger, 

Ga for the rods irik 


the 1 pe of > - "—__ bnt ageinſt 
Mithrax." 


A ftone in _ z callew ._, , 
wh:ch the liunen draders vfe Yiu coal 
their cloth white. 
Morochthus,m. 
A fone of diner eolours cleere as 
cryſtall , hawin 4 of purple and 
white, Maurcha,e Mun 
Made of that flare, 

Murchinas, 

A ftone having in it of of an 


emmiet,or 

A ſtove ws m9" colour with brel 
blacks veines. 

Naiamomtes. 

A ftone which ſome called n#114, and 
falleth with lyghtning and thunder. 
Ombria,f, 

A ftonc like b:yill. 

Diadochos. 

A ftone lth ie a ſhel!,vſed te ſowoth the 
sh 1m in; feed of puniſh, ox fteels ſhone. 
Oſtracites. 

The fone of _ when tbey be gelded. 
Polimenta, 

A ftone of the -56 of leckes. 
Prafoides. 


A certaine round ſtone ſmoth and | 


white, Enhydros. 
Avertaine ſtone which being broken,iu 
like the cullions of a-max.” 
Envrchis. 
A faire white ſtone, wherewith gold. 
ſmut hes paliſh gold. 

hebenus. 


Ex 

A fone of milke colour , and full of 
bloody vernes, 

Galaxias. 

Afﬀtone hauing earth within it hol. 
lowneſſe, ad being laid to the eare, it 
maketb 4 ſound, Geodes. 

A ſtone in Creta of an iron colouy, 
like a mans thumie. 


Idens datylus 

A ſtone of violet coloun, 

Jon. 

The —_ of ax oline, 

wr wg f burn called G 
A kind © one 4- 
— yok £ wont 

A fone of 4 camaionxolony. 
Sarcion. 


A ſoft ſtone , but of an excellent [a= 
Oup, 

A ftone whereof they make whes. 
ſtoner, Balſamices. 

A ſtone in colour and ſhape like to 4 
Freene 

Bartrachies, 

A ftone wherein blackneſſe # ruxed 
with white and red ſhots, 


fe ing blew ſpeckes about i 
one 1 ad. es mf. 
Cadmites, kr 


«Aſtone he blac 
Pr ea arrte nr 
C antharias. 


A little flone, and [mall of value. 
Carchedonius,m. 


ow _—” few the dragons 


Cepe —_— vp aber ethers. 
_— can beabajle, and ſo coldthas 
Chalazias. 

A ſtone of braſſe colour, 

Chalcites. 

A blacks fane, ſounding like traifs. 


Little ftones found in the may of a 
ſwallow, g 


Cheledonij. 

A ſtone like to the eye of an Indian 
rake, 

All mancy of ftomes lik to Tere. 
Chernites. 

A greene 


ne maixed with a golden 
brightne *. 


AP one found in the brame of « fiſh 
Cizdus,cinedi 

A ftone like roch alluw, or ſtone al 
lumrwhereoſ matches ave » which 
being once thyndled , newer goe out fo 
long «4 the 01s laſteth, 

Amiantus,m. 

A ſtone 1n the max , or gizard of a 
cocke,in colour lik cryſtalh, - 
AleQtoria,£ 

A red ſtone mixt with blew , proue- 
hing to bleed, 

Alabandira. 

A blacke ſtone, 

Ambrum,n 

Afton wheeh being once fired danmt 
re pm bed, 


- knd of —_— ſtone not ſhining 
throwgh. 
A fone fo m 'n the bladder of 4 
wolfe. Syrtites 
A fone that by no fire will damage or 
d:face, Apyrotos. 

A 
The Agath fone, 
find af ogath;of 6 bioudy oo 
A kind s ay. 07 4 0”, 
Hzmachaes 


An addr ſtone, 
Cenchron. 


—_ 


——_— 
ww 


4 ”— - 


Scones 


Stones 


An amctbiſt,aftone of wioles colour. | 
—— 4: fone found in filver 
mmnes. 
he azure,or Laval foe, 

i, Cyancus laps, 
The bewer ſtone, 
Caſtorea,orum 


_ 
A carbuncle ftone, which # mn colojwr 
like hot burning coles. 


Carbunculus,pyropus,m- 
Carbncle ſtones which are not wery 


cleere, Libycontes 


Akind of cartencls ſhining wanly, 
——_— 
A eryſtall, Cryſtallus , m. eryſ-"* 
_— if FFY gn it 
=" >6 Ld 
Tandpſd/ Pane foneſinin like gold, 
Coral red flonaſe called. 

— 
A diamond ftone. 
 Adamas 1 


| Of « diamond. 
Adamantins. 


. E 
An Emerald : « 
vſe to cut thery 4 


Belonging to an emerald, 
Smarngdina ad. | 

A flint + - erroga or marble, 
A flunt lane of 4 maruellons nature 


ceped 11 water, in burneth,and 
ſprinkled with oile, 11 # quenched, 


thas glafeer: 


M ate with flunt, 
icatu3,ad. 


Shea 

Cleaned 

A Gem,vide pretious fone, 
A grindflone. 


m. 
A kind of 1acinit ftone hauing @ 
white veine mmgled with the co 
| of gold. Leucochrytus,m. 

A 14ſper being of @ greene colouy, 
| Iaſpis. | 


= 


SW 


Aiaſper fone likg the ate. 


| Zeke 


Atkmd of iaſper with white frakss, 
or lanes onerthwart. 

Laſpis Mattias. 

A kind of taſpey ſtone, 

Borea,f. Capnias, Chry 

Aneat ſtone. 


The load ftone, 


Magacs. 

Belonging to the load ſtone. 
Magneticus,ad, _ 

A marble ftone. 


Marmor,m,, W «jb colour, 
A king £ 

Alurle marbleftone, 
Marmoriotum,n 


A kind of white marble cut owt of | 


the guprey by candle light: alſo a 
kiud of gem whoſe linely cleerencyſe # 
flirred vp by candle bght , and ured 
like ſcarlet. 


Ly 
A kind of marble, 
Corralliticus. 

A kind of excellent marble called of 
Papinian Libicus filex. 

Numidicus lapis. 

A kind of marble haung ſpots like a 
ſergent. 

Ophites. 

A red marble, 

Þ n 


| A kind of marble, 


Ofret mal 
—_— im Egypt , ruddie 
and full of white ſpore, | 

res. 


Purpuri 
A kind of marble whereof the Egype 
tians made Obelijcos , which they ae. 
dicated ro the ſun. 
I! yrrhopecilus,m. 
A whue marble. 
Leucoſtiftos. 
The kind of marble ahout Thebes, 
wherewith kings made beames. 
Sicnites, 
A margarite, 

,margaries,Ff. 
A marchaſite, or fire ſtones, 
Pyntes 


A milftone. 
Lapis molaris. : 


An onyx ſtone. 
Onyx. 
O nyx,4 ſtone reſembling the colour of 


a mans naile. 

Onychium. 

A kind of onyx of a blacke colow, 
called a corneole, 


| Sardiuslapis. 


| Made of the onyx fone , or of the co« 


lonr of an onyx, or cornatin ſtone, 


Onychinus,ad. ah 


A pearle, Margarita, baeca, ery- 

threus lapillus, | 

A long pearle like an egge mfaſhion, 
lindrus m 


, 3 , 

Bell prarle which # round here . and 
flat there. 
Tympanumyp 
Arts 
Around peeble lone, 
Glarea,Ff. 
Apumerſe ſtone. 
Pumex,m.& F. 

DP: tions flones, 
A pretious ſtone, or gews, 


| Gemma,f lapillus,m, 


A pretious ſtone bawing the colour of 
Scarus. 

S$carites,m., 

A pretrous ſtone like to tallow, 
Steatites, 

A pretious fone in volour like a fig. 
$ycites. 

A pretions ftene of 4 roſe colour, 
Rhodues 


A pretient ſtone of the colour of a 
wart, Telicatdios, 

A pretious ſtone called a Topace. 
Topazius,m. & topazium. 

A certaine pretious ftone like to am- 
ber Xanthenes, vel zathene. 

A pretious ſtone of bright yellow c0« 
low Xanthos. 

A certaie pretious flone brought 

from the Indies. 

Xiſtins,m. 

A pretious ſtone which the magicians 
doe vſe. Zoronylios, 

A pretious ſtone called Smaragdus. 
naantons # 


A pretious flone which being perfu- 
med calleth out all beaſt! 


11s. | 
A pretiows flone of foure divers ca« 


lours. 

L 

A pretious ſtone engendred ofthe con- 
gealed vrme of the beaſt lynx. 
Lyncurum,n. 

A pretions ſtone, 


A pretions flone likg an ixie left, 


A pret ious ftone like to poppie. 
Mcchonite 


A pret10us ſtone blacke , and hawing 
vernts like the aire; it yeeldeth aſweas 
like ſaffron,and a taſt like wine. 
Mediagf. 


3* 

A pretrous ſtone which fſhineth a4it 
were through pure gold. Mclecris. 
A pretrous ſtone white on one fide, 
like heny on the other ſide. 
Melichoros 


A 


—_—— 


Stones 


Stones 


Scones 


A pretious fone of the colour of an 
orenge. 

Melts, 

A pretious ſtone blacks , hawng 4 
whe ftraks in the middle. 
Meſolcucus, 

A pretious ſtone bauing « black veine 
parting every colour by the m1ddeſt, 
Meſomelas 


A pretious fone very hard by nature. 

Craternes. 

MA pretions ftone like @ cherrie, 

Crocallis,m. 

A prerious ſtone of the colont of faf- 
ron, 4 

Crocias. 

A pretions ſtone which i called 


Turquos. 


Cyanos. 

A kind of pretions ſtones hauing a 
thick ercemlbneſſe , in colour like to 
mallowes, 

Molochites,f, 

A pretious ſtone hawing the colour of 
a bart. 

Mucula,f. 

A pret10us flone bauing little knots 
like waris. ; 
Myrmerias. 

A ſtone hauing im it a feeure of an 
emmet,or piſmmre. 

Myrmecues. 

A pretious flone hauing the colouy of 
myrrhe,and the ſmell of ont ments. 
Myrrhites. 

A pretious tone dedicated to Liber. 
Nebries. 

A pretious ſtone falling downe with 
ſhowers. 

Notia,f. 

A pretious fone called laſponix, 
white of colour with red ftirakes. 


On . 
A ao ſtone hauing the propertie 
of: | hb ſtones. 

Opalum.n.opalus,m. 

A pretions ſtone of blacke colowr,de- 
vided with two white lines. 


Ophicardu m. 

A pretious ſtone whol ſome againſt fal. 
lug ſickneſſe. 

Daphnia,f. 

A pretious ſtone ike 4 ſhrub , or an 


A pretions ſhone which being put v#- 
| dera tree, maketh that the axe tn 
eutting it, ſhould nor be dulled, 
Dendritis,t. p 

A pretious ſtone batung red [þotts 
ag g refs 

A pretious ſtone of two ſorts, white 
andblacke,male,and feraale, 
Dirphns. 

A pretious ſtone comming out of the 
head of a dragon, Draconites, live 
draconinas, in. 

A kind of pretious ſtone called of 


} A certaine pretions ſtone brickle like 


a ſhel, and reſentbling the agath. 
Oſtracias,m. 
A pretions ſtone hauing likeneſſe of 


form water, 


Pzantides. 


A pretious fone called Opalus,wher- 
n appreareth the fieric brightneſſe of 


tbe carbuncle , 


the ſhimng purple co- 


lowr of the Amethift , the greene ſhew 
of the Emerald , all ſhining together 
with an vnbeleenable mixture. 


Pzderos. 


A pretions flone taking away bar- 


renne ſje. 


P 


MA pretiows fone hbawng duer ſpots 
like a Panther. 


Paradalius,m 


A pretious ſtone tn whitene(ſe next to 
the Margaret, 


Pedorus,m. 


A certaine pretious ſtone , baning 4 


whe thre 


going downe from the 


mouth even to the root. 
Perileucus,m. 

A pretions ſtone Where appeareth as 
it were a flame of fire. 


Phlegontis,f, 


of Alga. 
Phyches. 


A pretrows fone hawing the colour 


A pretious ſtone called a ſmarage. 
Polygrammos, 

A pre: ous {one with many circles, 
Polylonns,m. 

A pretious ſtone of darkifh gyeene c0« 
lour,and ſomewhat like a vipere 


Echites, 


A pretions ſhone haying in it the þ- 
are of an hart, 


A prefiows ſtone hawng ſomewhat a 
blacke colour ouer it, 


Epimelas 


A pretions ſtone like a flant. 
tus 


A pretions fone of foure colors. 


Eupelatos, 
A prenous of 
E 


a firie colomr. 


A pretiows fone like an oline berie, 
called Tudaicus lapis. Eureos. 


A _—_ | 


one found um an Eagles 


neſt, which being ſhaken , ſeemeth to 
hawe another in. 


Gapites. 


QA pret:0u fone of white colour, 


Galacnes. 


A pretious ſtone , bawing the fieure of 
two hands chlinched together, 


Gemites,m. 


A pretious ſtone , Lood to help in tra. 


vatle, 


A pretious ftons like the ſbawne of a 
fjh. Hammnes. 


One of the moſt pretious and ſacred 


—_ 


| fone in Ethiopia of the ele of go 


A pretious flone procuring puniſh. 

ment I's 4 mans enemie. 

Genianes. 

A preiow flone of the figure of the 

liner. 

Heparnes. 

4 —_— ſtone of a fieyie red colow, 
auing t 1 [ > 

rr Fwy wre of alooking glaſſe 

A pretious ftone of a bright ferie ſhi= 

ning colour. 

A l1ttle pretions flone hauing divers 

corners, 

Hexecontlithus. 

A pretious fionc ie colowy, 

Oe 4 ers 

A pretionus lone haning 4 tircle a 

inodes 


Horm . 
—_ 10465 fone of the colour of « 16- 
c . 


A pretrous flone called « Sapbine; p 


m, 
| af, rhe, 194 Sephire, 


A pretious ſtone in Corſica. 
Curochies, 

A pretions flone 1s ( appadocid. 
Catopyrites. 

A pretious ftone hawing in it Mille 
ſeed. 

Cenchrites,z,& cenchrus, 

A preciout ſtone cleere like oyſtall, 


Cepionides. 

A pretiou; ſtone full of white flrakes. 

Cepucs,ſive cecopacites. 

A pretious ſtone of the colour of tile, 

Ceramues. 

A white pretiows flone. Ceraunea,z, 

vel cexaunius lapis, qui a fulmine di- 
tur, 

A prettous ſtone 1m colouy like to wax. 

Cerites 


A preticus fone like vnto the Toy. 
toi/e ſhell. Chelonitis. 

A pretions ſtone greene like grafts. 
Chlorites- of 


A pretious flone fiery by night , aud 
pale by day. 
Ch i 


pis,f. 

A pretions ſtone like 104 Liens shin, 
Leontius,m. 
A pretious ftone likg the ſcale of « 
fp "i 
A pretious lone all white. 

724, & leucographia. 
A white pretious fone with fhrakes 
of gold, 
Leucopealos. 
A pretious ftone like a white ege. 
L 


i _— =p a Ag 
retious ſtones of 4 vreene colour, 
- Avitidas. 


A 


BE ———— 


Me. 


ms, 


_—_—_— 


Trees 


A cortaine 


ftone called berill, 
in faſhion fixe ſquare , tn colour like 
ojle,or water in the ſea. 


| A er10us ſtone bke a clod, 


A pretrous fone like to womans baire. 
A ene liks a Saphee. 
proven fre ihe a5 aphve 


A certaine pretious ſtone , of the co« 

{our of a crab fiſh 

Caramus,z,m. 

A protions ſtone found m an Eagles 
- Ztides, Etites. 

Pretious ſtones which are liget , and 

hawe no points. 


Accmteta, acentra. 
* A preview ftonelike glaſſe. 


A pretious ſtone ſhining likg ſilver gbe- 
wy three finger broad. 


A pretious ſtone called a yoatreve. 
A 


(A pretious ſtone ſhining like gold,ye- 
preſenting the ſhape of a rams hone, 
and u ſaid to cauſe true dreamer, 
Ammons Corus 

A pretrous ſtone of the colour of gold 
ſquare,and of the ſume nature of the 
load. ftone, but that is « ſaid to draw 
geld wnto it ſelfe. . 
arr 


A pretions ſtene , hard and heauic, 
bright like feluer , and tn forme of di- 
ver; little gnarer jt prtteth away 
Jſmry of anger and of lechery. 
Aadrodomas,amis. 
A prei.ou ftone ſavoring like enyr. 
pts: Dances. ts 
ſtone , wherein ſeemeth as 


A preFious 
is weye ſharks: of fire, 
| Anthracitcs, 


A ruddle Re. Sineper. 
&S 


A ſanguinayie,or Stmoper; a ſoft and 
red As fownd in ar 4 4 


Cinnabaris indica, five cinnaberi, & 


cinnaberin. 
A ſargninarie, or bloud-ſtone. 
Hemantes. : 


m.cyanis,m. 
Adarke bley Saphire, 
Cyanns mas, 
Str.0per,or ruddle tone, 
Sinvpis. 
Of ov belonging to that lone, 
Siopi 


inopicus,ad. : 
A ſletke-fFonr, Levigatorius ha_ 


ic 1 . a. 
A touch-ftone. - 
Index,cetcula,f. 

Pars 


Lydius 
A Twquor, a pretings lone, 
Cyanos. 


yy 
A whetſtone. 


or 

A lttle whetſlone. 

Coticula,Ff. 

Akind of whetſtone in the Iſle of C'y- 
pr. Naxia,f.naxium, n- 


TREES. 


Tree. Arbor,m. 
A fruitful tree. 
Arbor fcelix, 
A barren tree, 
Arbor infc-lix. 
A tree bearing Fuit twiſe in one 
Jeare. Arbor bifeza 
Alitle tree, 
Arbuſcula,f. 


A plant of a tree. 
Planta,f plantarium,n. _ ; 
Tout 4 treem (ongwiſe, a7 it were in 
plankere 
Arborem inpulpam czdere. 
To cut a tree round. 
| in orbem _ 

8 plant trees 1n chekerwiſe. 
Arhores in quincuncem digerere, vel 


An arbor , trees wreathed ouer head 


The root of a tree,or hearbe. 


VV ater ſhooter that grow out of the 
roots,or ſides of the ftocke, and prone 
net. Stolones, ſoboles. 

A ſhrub,or that which groweth out of 
a young fboote , and riſcth not to the 
weſt bigneſſe of a tree, 

Frutex. 

Tlants , or young ſets bring remoned 
aſter they be ſet. 

Semina,plantg. 

A ſhootyyoung twig,or ſprig. 
Surculus,m.infitum,n calamus. 

QA graffe cus on both Jides to be ſet 
in the earth, 

eo ſe l he earth 
To put,oy [et young plants m the cart 
dhe F 

The ſtem, or maine body of a tree, 


.ſtipes. 
The fteckegor ſtumpe of atree without 
bougbes, 

Truncus,m. A 

The naive bowgh,or bench of a tree, 
Ramus,brachum arboris. 


——— 


A ſeared, or dead bough cut off , and 
lopt from the tree. 
Ramale 


2. 
A bough, or branch brolen,ovr plucks 
away with the Frut therevpen. 
Termes. 


The branch of 4 date tree pulled fom 
the tree with fruat cherevpan, 
Spadirx. 

A twig, or yod. 

Virga,t.vi . 

The barkggor outward rind of a tree, 
Cortex. 

The inner pill, or r:nd. 


_—_ 
The pith, ſap, or life of a tree, 
Medulla 2 wb » fructus, 


matrix, 
To rid, oy cleere atree of meſe. 
Arborem emuſcare 


A tree whereof commeth the gum cal. 
led um. Malachra,t. 

A tree bringing forth moſt pleaſant 
fut. 


Melia. 

A great tyee called Lotos, and Faba 
67riaca i 18 bringeth forth a Fuit good 
to be eaten , bggey then pepper and 
ſweet intaſt, 

Mella,f. 

A tree in Aﬀrike , whereof cemmeth 
the mace called Ammoniacum 


A tree hawing fruit like «Arachne, 
called Pappas. 

Corrygria,t. 

A tree in Arcadia , whereof they 
make them garments. 

Cynazf. 
A buſh , or tyee much like to that we 
called privert, 

Cyprus,f, 

Ib: bunch of a tree called Acer, 
Molluſcum,n. 

Altrec bag leaurt like laurell,but 
greater and weaker, 

M 


An hollow tree like afiyp , whichis 
vſed m the gathering of grapes, 
Navia,t. 

A tree, or ſkrub , withleaues like an 
almand , which ſome call Oltander, 
Some roſagame, ſome roſe-laurell. 


Nerwumgn. 
Certaine trees hike to fig trees, 
Ochki. 


A tree in Syria , out of the body 
whereof iſſueth an ole ar thicks as 
hony,and of aſweet taſt, 

ella, f. 
Atvee that brareth the fruit called 
Tamar die, 
Oxypbanix. 
A great tree like a fig mee, whoſe 
fruit comme th not out at the top of 
the boughes , as figs dee , but ont of 
the midſt of the boughes, and :1 ſweet 
like a wild fig : 14 1s nexer ripe , Vii 

leſt 


_ 


Trees. 


Trees. 


ISS 


a 


Ye OR 


leſſe u he ſcraped a1th an iron tovle, 
Sycomornus.t. 
The fruit of the [ame trees 


Sycomarumgn. 

A rxee where maſtiche runneth out, 
$chinos. 

A tree like white thorne, which never 
retteth, Setim. 

A kind of tree growing in Paleitine, 
Scicinr.ina, vel ſcicimma. 

A certaine tree, called of the Greckes 
{reatonia. Silqua,t. 
A kjnde of tree reſombling the date 
palme rree, | 

Spatha, vel ſpathe,f. + 

A irce beyond the Alpes, white, bea- 
ring filiquas, and therein the kernell of 
ax ha{ ell tree mt, 

Staphylodendros. 

A rres whereof perfumes were made, 


mixed with the wine of Dates. 
- Strobus 


A kiud of tree , whereout us taken the 
ftrongeft and beth ſwimming corke. 
Suberics, f.” 
Trees growing 61 the bankes of rivers, 
ex in the rivers, Retz,f. 
A kend of tree, the leaues wherof Cur- 
ries occupre to thicken leather. 
Terginus,vel tergorarius, thus, coria- 
rus. 
Atree in Eg ypt, called Palma Chri- 
fti,which bath a ſtd like an Omon. 
Ricinus, 
A tree like firre, that beareth berries 
that ave poiſon. Taxus, 
MA tree bearing frut good for the ſto= 
macke,an1 to cates 
Perſia,f. 
A tree firft found by king Ine, and 
called by the name of hy Phyſitian. 

| 24 '1 I '%. 


Eufo m.n., 
-” 


7he tree that bearcth cotton, 
Goſliipium.n. 

The tree whereof mſticke commeth, 
Gr 

A tree having bitter Fuit that no 
beaft will touch it. Haliphlzus. 

A kind of yute bearing no berries. 
Het: 


A tree {6 called , becauſs it was gryen 
ro cattle in feed af heazþes , when pa- 
ſfture failed, Herbitum,n. 

A kind of medley tree,the Fuit whey- 
of hath three ſtones, 

Epunelis, 

A tree bearing maif , which nothing 
will eate but ſpine. Salſiconex. 

A tree bearing matt greater then all 
other maſts , next the ce , and hath 
be auei greater then the vhe. 
Aſculus,n. 

Of that tree. 

X iculens,ad, 

The place where it gr owerh, 
Eiculetum,n. 


Atree in India, the ſru't whrycof i 


—_— 


like the heart of a litt le bird, and hath | 


aimce red like bloud , ont of the Fute 
whereof proceedeth boney. 
Anacatdion,n. 

A tr:e m Afrike, called lotes,the runs 
u called Laba. Celts. 

A tree that never beateth fruit. 
Alaternus,t. 

A kind of tree that beareth matt, 
Cerrus,f. 

Of that tree 

Cerrinus,cerreus. 

A tree having lgauesr like the pine 
tree , the timber being apt for #wl- 
ding : it will not periſh ether by ret- 
ting,or eating of wormes,nov buyne by 
flare neither be bruught to coales, but 


by long ſpace conſume. 
| Larix,t. 


» 
A ſtrange tree, the bleſſome whereof 
Bees = touch, Alpinast. 

A tree, which us taken of jorne for the 
buſh whereof they make bujbes called 
ruskines. Chamemyrline. 

A tree in Arabtaybla ke of the bignes 
of ay Oltue tree. Bdellum,n. 

Atree in/£gypt , called Papyrus : 
thebarke wher: of made paper, and the 
wood ſhips, Biblos. 

A cert aine tree like to Cypres, 
Bruta,Ff. 

A tre of a hind of qumcalleddragant 
Tragacamha. 

Alret, the wood whereof is good &- 
gant the French pockens 

Guazjacum, 


A 

Abrahanu banns , chatte, or honepe- 
tree. Vitex,F. 

An almond tree. 

Amygealus,f, 

An aldey ee. 

Alnus,t. 

Of alder. 

Alneus,ad. 

An alder bed , or place planted with 
alders. Alnetwum,n. 

«An apple tree. 

Malus,pomus,f. 

Of an apple ty:e, 

Malinzs,ad. 

The br :«&e,o7 ſvocot apple tree, 
Malomeltus,f. 

An & but tree. 

Arbutus,f. 

An aſpe tree. Tremulus,Ff. 

An ajb tree, 

Fraxinus,f, 

QA wild aſh with bread leaues, 
Ornus,f, 

Akhind if aſh, medicinable again#t the 
fernging of Serpents, Burch 

The place whereeſhes grow. 
Fraxinctum,n. 


IA bay trergor Lawrell. 
Lanrus,daphnis, 

Ow common pay tyeegor lawrell, 
Paccalia,t 


The place where bay tree! grow. 
T þ | L n. 


A bay berrie. 
Bacca lauri. 

Thar beareth bays. 
Launifer 


Full of bayes at the top, 
Lauricomus,ad. 

Of ox belonging to bay. 
Lawreus, laurinus,ad. 
The h 4lme tree, 
Balſamum,n, 

The ba barie tree. 


Oxycantha, f. pyxacanthum, pyxa- 


canthos. Spuna acetola,vel acuta. 

A beech tree, 

Fagus,f. 

A g10ue Where beech groweth, 

Faginerum,n, 

A birch tree, 

Ketulla,uilia, £ 

The box ree, 

EFnxum, buxus, 

Toe pl. ce nhexe box free groweth, 

Buxctum,n. 

Of box,or of colour like box, 
ixcus,ad. 


Full of box. 

Buxotus,ad. 

Abramble,or black berte tree, 

= viatica. 

A bryer zree. 

Rubus,Ff. 

Abrafll rree. 

Acanthinum ligntums 

A broome tee, 

Erica,genaſta. 

Spanh bro me, 

Sparrum,n, 

A bullace tree» 

Prunellus, prunus ſylveſtris. 
c 


A tree called carpy,or carme, 
Carpinus,f. 

Mace of carme,or carp). 

Carpi 

A place n here carme groweth, 
Carpinetum,n. 

Acedat rvee. 

Cedrus,f. 

The [1411 of the cedar tree, 

s.,dis,t. 

The wtce of the cedar tvee, 
Cedrium,n. 

The great ( *dats 

Cedrelate,f 

The gum arut.lling of the ceday tree. 
Cedria,f. 
A hind of ſweet ſmelling trees , called 
Celrww, T hya,f. 
A kind of ecdar , fill of boughes and 
veric hurtfiell. Oxycedros. 
A rherrie tree. 
Ceraius,f 
The wild cherr ic. 

Cornas p 
Tie clHtnmt tree, : 


Caſtanca,t | 


OO ls bu. OA io eo 3 ian G45 SHOE AAS 0G Ce IA ee 


hs. 


Trecs. 


-T rees. 


Trees. | 


—_— 


A (Cypreſſe tree. 

Cypariſſus,& cypreſſus, capreſfus, fi, 
velus,t. 

A plac: where eypreſſe trees do grow, 

Cupreſſetum,n. 

T 5.1 be.iyeth cypres. 

Cuprelſiter. 

M ade of org 

Cupreſſes,ad. 

Of acypres tyeo, 

C upretſious. 

A clone tyee. 

Garyophillus,f. 

A little cornell tree. 

Corneolus. 

A grome where cornell trees do gr-w. 
Curnetum,n. 

Of the cornell tree. 

Corneus. 

Meads of the tree C ornts or corneiler 
Colunus,ad, 

A ( eftard tree. 

Quzrarius,f. 

A Cor:g tree, 

Suber,n, 

ACotton tree, 

Goſlipium,n. 

A trec bearing cotton, 

Go7apinus. 

A (rib tree,” y wilding, 


Achutus,memucylos macianes. . 
D 


A Damſin tree, Prunus, f. 
ADateire. 
_ «dipfos. 

4 wr de of date trees * after Ga/ena 
y9u12 ſhoot, or br 1h, Elaie;es, tf. 
Ak nie of date trees, 

Sandal:des, 
A place where date tyees grows 
Palmetum,n. 


E 
The eg/aF1ine,ox ſweete brier. 
Cynosbatos,f. 
An eter tyee- 
Sambucus,alms,afte,f, 
Of an eldex tree, 
Sambuceus. 
An elme tree. 
Vinus,ptellea,f. 
A wildelne tree. 
Vinus gallica,vel attinia. 
The ſeed of an e(me, 
Samera, Ameia,f. 
An elme , greue , or place ſet full of 
elmes. Vinarum,n. 
Of anelme tree. \ _—o_ 


w7” tre-, OLA TEY f. 

4 nf geiyeeg 

Carrik cus, p 

The place where 1 ees grow. 

oat ton rt ficaria, 
Of a fig ge tree. 
FicuJneus,ficulnus. 

A fi bird srce. Corylus,f. 

| þ 'brd £7 one, 

Coryletum,n, 


| A firre tree, Abies,F, 


The vpper part of a fir tree, and Rr 
tie, Fuſterna,f, 
T be lower part of 4 fir tree that bath 
no knots, Sapinus. 
The lower part of a firre tree. 
- inus,f, 

Made of firre, 
Abiegnus,ad. 
Of a fore tree, 
Sapineus,ad. 
The frankaucenſe tree. Libanos. 

G 


— 


A Gaile tree, Mircus,f, 
A tree called a g710mnge 
Stacianus,f. 


An Haſcll tree, 4 
A grove of Hajels, 
Coryletum. 

A kind of tree called hebene, 
Hebenus,hebenum. 

The ſru:t of the hebene tres. 
Hebenum,n. 

Of hebere. 

Hebeninus,ad. 

Hempe iree,or Agnus tree, 
Vitex. 

A Hirtleberie tree. 
Morus,F. 

An Hollne tree. 

Huſlus, 

The H ollieyor | holwe tree. k 
Hevw PE. NN 

Belonging to the home Lree. 
Iliceus, 
A grove of hol me trees, 
Ihcetum,a. 


I 
A certaine kinde of yvie. 
Ny Fs . ” 
ie that geweth by it 
iks,dend: od ſſos. ht 
w/ L tr, d of yu: e, riheyuteryee. 
Hedera-t. 
Ground yvie. 
Hedera terreſtt is, vel pluviatica 
The (har p-,or pricking yv 6, 
Smulax aſpera,herba cilifa. 
A k inde of yur. 
Erythranon,chryſocarpum. 
A lunper tree. luniperus,f, 
L 


Laurell of Alexandria, or tongue lay- 
rell. Hippoglotrion. 

A Lrell :ree vide Bay tree, 

A lemon tree, 

Citrea,f 

A lentuke,or maiflickg trees 
Leniſcus,t. 

A Lyrden, or teil tree , bearing uit 
like a beane , round, and ſeeds like to 
that tree, Tilayf. 

Of,or belonging to that tree, 
Tiliaceus,ad. * 


AM 
A Maple tree. Acer,n. 
Of a maple tree. Acernus,ad, 


AMaſticke tree,vide Lentike, 
Of,or belonging to maiſtickg. 
Lentiſciqus ,ad 
A med. er tree. 


,f.meſpilumgn X ſchilus,f. 


gs 


A Myne tree, 


AM tle tree, 
M Jonny f of which,C ato maketh three 


Candida, 


Conupalis. 


A place where myrell u ſits 


Temperet wah myrecll, 
Myrrtatus. 


Of myrile. Myrtinus,mynees. 
N 


A Nut tree. Nuclaiius,nucus nux F. 
A place wheye Nut trect grew, 


Nuclkeatum,nucewumn. 
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An Oke; Quircus,ilex, robur, 
Th: place where O41 grow, 


Tert 119917 ovcaths | 
,rob<reus, roburncus, robu- 
ſteus,querculanus, 

An Ole tree, 

Olca,oliva, palladia arbor. 
A wilde Olwe tree. 


A kinde of Olnue tree, 


A litih wild Olive tree, 
Oleaſteilus,f. 
The place where Oliues grow, 


Of an Oltue treegoy of the colour of an | 


Oleagineus,livaceus,ad. 
An Orenge tree. 

Malus medica. vel citrea. 
An Ofrer,or tVIgge. 


TTY ts Pr 


The place where'O ſiers and twigs are 
ſet to binde Vines, 


of oe 


Vaninalis ,viminevs, virgeus,ad. 
P 
A Peach tree, Malus peaſica, 


A Peare tries 

A = fre. 

A pre ak op pine tree, 
Pinus \pinea,coccalus,Rrobilus. 
The _ pine,or pine apple rree, 


The He where Pine «pple tree? 


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wn 


Weights. 


Platanetum,n 

Of a plane tree. 

Plataninss,ad. 

A plum tree, 

Prunus, Ff. 

A wild plumme tree, 

Spinus,p. 

A place ſet about with ylum trees, 
Pruncetum,n 

A lutleſhrw\, like the young ſhoetes, 
ſpringing out #f the plum tree, 
Chamgceraſus. 

LA Pomogranale iyee, 

Malus punica. 

A poplar tree. 

Populus,f farfarum. 

The winte poplay ivee. 
Fartugium,n leuce,f, 

Aplace wheye poplars grow 
Fopuletum,n. 

0} a poplar tree. 
Fopulzus,populnus, populnems,ad. 
A privet,or prune prume iree, 


Liguftium,n. 


A Quince tree. Cydoniast, 

A Quivee., 

Corneum,n. 

A Que peare, - 

Cydonium,n. 

A yellow Quince. Chryſomelum. 
BY 


A Sallow tree, Salix.f, 

A nrome of Salluwes. 

Salitum,n. 

A Sabine tyce. 

Sabina,f. 

A lutle tyer called Sene. 
Colutea,f. 

The ffunt of the tree Sent. 
Colueum,n. 
A ſervice tree, 

Sorbugnis,f. 
A place where ſerwice trees do grow, 
Sorbetum,n. 
A ſloe tree, 
Prunus ſylveſtris,pruncolus,ſpinus, 
A ſpindle treeoy pricke timber, 
Evonimus,ft. 


T 
A Tamarike tree... Muricak. 
A therne tree. 
Spua,f. 
A blacke theryne, 
Spina ni2ra. 
A wild therne, 


Agenia,! 
The Trifolie tyte. 
Coluecayft. 


ms 


Pergulanus,pergulana vits. 

A wild wine, 

Labruſca,t labruſcum,n taminia vua, 
A vine graffed on an Olive, and bea- 
ring the fru t of both the trees, 
Elcoftaphilos. 

Urnes that ave ſtaied vp with trees, 
Anadendrades. 


A vine that udigged, 
Bipaſtinaria,f. 

A vine when it # cut. 

Sarpasf. 

A kind of will vine, with a black fem 
and a greens frait , having a kernel 
three cornered. Scaphis,f. 

Umes hwing lang branches vyen 
trailes, Brachiatz vinez. 

A hind of vine called Ampelelruee, 
Achezoſtis, f, 

A vine clum:ing v9,or growing agdinft 
trees. Vitis arbultiva, 

An old vine cut dewn,and ſet to bring 
Plants againe. Propago,f. 

A kmd of vines made round like gar« 
lands. Stephanitz vites. 

MA vine calied the blacke vine, wheaof 
the be it wine @ made, 

Inerucula,f, 

A vine grewing long and broad , in 
maney of an Orchard gallente. 

Vitis compluviata. 

Avine laid on poles, which run gate» 
wiſs on forkes, Vitis juga , vel Can- 
theriata. 

A vine wndeypropped with poles, 
Vitis ſtatuminara, vel pedata. 

A wie planted in erder,and ſit check, 
wiſe. Vitis ordinaria. 

A rank vine grewing wild, 

Vius luxurians. 

Ad epping vine 

Vitis lackrymans. 
Ablatted vine, 

V.tis fiderata. 
A vineplauted with a your; 
Viveradix. 
The mothoy of the vine, 
Vinaceus,m.vinacea F. 
VV 


\AVV all-nut tree. 
Iuglans,avellanus,f. 

A place where wall nut frees grow, 
Avellarium, avellanarum,n. 

«AV Vardeniree, 

Volemus,Ff. 

A vwilding,or crab tree, 
Arburus,t. 

Oa wilding. 

Atbuteus,ad, 


| Trees. Trees. 
Belonging to a pine tree, V A wikow ty.e called parke leauer. 
Plan ad. E A Vine tree, Vitis,vinea,f, Agnos,agnus Caltus, (ala, vitex,cqui- 
A pitch tree. A lrtle Viae. na,amerina. 
Picea,abor picaria,apinus,f. Viticula,f, Of willow. 
The wild putch tree, A new growne vine, Salignus,ſa Y 
Piceaſtrum. Malcolus,n.novelletum,n A place where will owes grow, 
The plane tree, Vrues when grapes fak from the cluſter; $ahcetum,jalitum,n. 
Platanus,t Cirtofis. A withie, or ofter tree. 
The place where plane tree! grows A Vine running on a frame, Siler,n 


A witch tree. Opulus,f. 
Ir 


An Tew tree, Taxus,ſmilax,f. 
Of Tewe. Taxcus,ad. 


WEIGHTS. 
VV Erghtyor poſe. 


Momenum, 
The weight of bardens, 
Preſſus um. 
A little, or ſmall we-ght, 
Ponduiculum,n. 
A weight of lead that leaper!, van- 
tir; , or dawneeys on cord; do bold in 
ther hands, ts count erpoiſe theur owne 
weight, for the more certaintie of their 
exerciſe, 
Haher,m. 


S!.a ding weight, or even weight. 
Li : — kb. 


» LU as | ” 
t :roatiaen.n. 


of like werght, oY 
AXqulibris, ad. 
That # put m the ballance to make e- 
ven werght, Sacoina. 

A little mere then werght, 
Momemum. 

Ouer weight or that which u ab oue,or 
be fide werght, Superpondium, addi- 
tamentum, corollarium, n. manila, 
acceſſio,t. aQtarium. 

He thatu c:nnmg m the knowledge of 
neights and meaſures. 

Ocdaftinus, 


, 


m. 

A thing that # weightie : alſo the 
weight and greatnefie of a thing. 
Moles. 

A pare of weights. 

Tretina libra laters, 

Gold weights,or ballancer. 

S$imbella. Trutina momentanea,mo- 
netaria. 

Troy weights, or ballancet : alſo Troy 
weight, Trutina campana. 

The beame of the weights and ballayees 


Iugum,n. 
The bandle of theights, 
Anla 


The tongue, or needle of the weights, 
Fxamen,n. 

The ſcale of the weighty, 

Lanx. 

The boxe nherein the gold weights be 
pur. 

Tryegdache. 

A wdght , or that whe thy anie thivg 
u werghed, 
Pondus,n. 4 
Pum- i 


_—_ 


_ 


Veights, 


Weights, 


Ponderum variecas. 
A graine,the 504 part of an owiice. 
Granum,n. 
A wergh4t of 2 graines, 
Chalchus. 
A weight of 4 grames, 
viliqua, 
QA werght of 6 greines. 
Semioboulus,cerates. 
A weight of 8 grams, 
Bililiqua. 
A weight of 12 grains , the 6.part of 
drachma. Oboks. 
A weight of 1 4 graines , being 1e 3. 
part of adram, : 
Scrupul?,ſcrupulum, ſcripulum, ſcrip- 
tlum. 
Pertaming to that weight. 
Scrupulans. 
A weight beeing the 18. part of an 
ounce, ont arnimg 32 1 ams. 
Tremiſlis, 
Awetzht being the ſtcond part of a 
dramme , aud com amning 36. graines 
Lupines. 
Semidrachma. 
A weight which is the ſocond part of 
an ounce,and containeth of gramnes. 
Semiſextula,tfaba ſyriaca. 
A weight called a dram , being the 9. 
part of an ounce , containing ſeventie 
rwo grammes, 
Drachma. 
A wergbt bring the 6.part of an ounce 
and cont aining 90 drams. 
Sexula.f. 
A weight being the fourth part of an 
ounce, 1 containeth two dramss 
Sicilicus,ficilicum,ſicius. 
A weight being the third part of an 
onnre,and contaireth two drams, and 
two third paris of a dram, that u, two 
ſeruples. Duella, 
af} werght being halfe an onnce,Q con- 
faine'h foure drams., 
Semuncia,alarion,aflarius. 
A waght caled an ounce, which uby 
Troy werght the 7 2, part of 4 pownd : 
by H aber de potr weight the 16, and it 
cont uineth of draxes 4, of ſcruples 24, 
of grains 576, 
Vacia. 
Belo» ging to that weight, 
Vacialis,vnc:arius,ad. 
A little ownce, 
Vnciola,f. 
Aa ounce and a balfe. 
Seiquiuncia,ſeſcuns. * 
Belong ng 10 that weight, 


CO 


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Two ounces. 
Sextans. 
Of,,or belonging to that weight , or 
W. s7hing {0 much, 
Sextanmarius. 
Thyec ounces. 
Quadrans,triunx. 
A thine thit weightth 3,0unces. 
Triunctum,n. 
Vieighing 3. ounces : of, or b:longung 
10 3 ounc:s. 
Trinncis,teruncius,ad. 
F oure owiices, 
Triens. 
A weight of foure ounces axpeng the 
Tewes. 
S&chulchi. 
V'Veighing, or belonging to that 
weight. 
Triental,trientalis. 
Fiue ounces, 
Quincunx,ad. 
Of, oy weighing that weight , or be- 
longing therewnto, 
Quincuncialis. 
Stxe ounces, or balfe a pound , accor- 
ding to the Troy weight, 
Semiſus,ſelibra,ſimbella,f. 
Of,or werghing that weight,or belong- 
ng therevnto, 
Semiſlalis. 
Seven ounces, 
SEPLINX. 
Of,or weighing that weight ,or belong 
mg thereunto. 

ialis,ad. 
Erght ounces. 
Bes, vel beſlis,m. 
Of or weighing that werghtyor belong- 
we therevnts, 
Beſſalis. 
Nine ounces . 
: Dodrans,m. 
A thing that weigheth nine ounces, 
Nonuncium,n. 
Of,or weighing that weight,or belong- 
ng thereunto. o| 
Dodranalis,ad. 
Ten ounces. 
Dextans. 
Of,or weighing that weight,or belong- 
ing therevnto. 
Dextantalis,ad. 
Eleven ounces. 
Deunx. 
0/,or weighting ſo much , or belonging 
therevnto, Deuncius, 
T welue ounces, berng by Troy weight 4 
pond. Libra,f,as, velaſſus, m. Ali» 
pondium,n.pondo,indecl 


Weights, 


Of, or bilonging to that weight, or 
that werobein ſo much. 
Libralis. 
A weight of twelu ounces and a halfe, 
being More than the Romans pound,%) 
fotive dr ans. 
Mina,vel nona,f 
A reubt cr: taning 16.0unces, which 
u by Habey de pow weigit, 4 pound, 
nhich commonly all merchantzand oc 
cupiers doe ie, 
Zygoltatica libra. 
Ap our4 and a lalſe weight, 
Sciquilibra,xcſta,f. 
A two pound waghtt , or the weight of 
two pound, 
Dipondius,dupondins,m.dipondium, 
n.bilibra,t. 
Of that weight,oy b. longing therunts. 
Dipondiarus, bilibris,ad. 
Three pour. d weig\t, 
Tripondium,n.uilibra,treſlis, * 
0 f,or wergh; «eg that werght,or belong. 
mg thereviilo, 
Trilibris,tripondiarius, ad,”* 
Fore poun'! weight, 
Quadruſlis, 
VVeighing fowe pound, or of,or belon= 
giag therrunts, 
Quadrilibris, 
F rue pound weight, 
Quintuſlis, "2 
d1xe pound weight, 
Sextuſlis, - 
Seven pownd weight, 
Septuſſis. 
Eu ht pound weight, 

$, 
Nune powrd weight. 
Nonuſlis, vel nonaſlis 
Ten pow'd weight, 
Decuſlis. 


Twentie pound weight, 
Viceſlis. 
Tirytie pound weight, 
Triceſlts gb 
Fort:e pond weight, 
Quadncuſlis. 
F fine pound weight , or balfe a kun- 
drcth. 
Semicentuſſis. 
VVeighing that weight, 
Quirgemilbcalis, 
An hiasdreth ponnd werght. 
Centuſſis, 
VVeighing fiue hundreth pounde 
weiebr. 
Ngenarius. 
by «d pound weight, 
' Millepondium,n, 


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\ls 


experientia obſeryavimus, 
+ ® 


- 


QVA HIC REL] 
OPERI SVPERSVNT PAGIN=&, 


tz eſſent vacux,viſum eſt przc. puorum regions 


noſtrz locorum nomina anneQeere: vrpote quz juveni- 
bus noſtris (in quorum vſum przcipue ifta edita ſunt) 
vtilia maximeq; neceflaria turura,longa 


QVO 
T O- 


—— 


A 

Ebington, Abbendonia. 

A £tona. 
S, Albans, 

Fanum Alban. 

Angleſey,vide the Iſle of Man. 

Arundell (a place in Suſſex, fom 

whence the E arles of Arundelt are ſo 

called, ) Arundelia. 

S$, A/aph. Aſaphenſi 


15. 
B 

Bangor. Bonium. 

Barneſdrpne , «bill ſo called over 4 
little villaze neere the (ite of Bath, 
Where the Saxont, about the 44.yeare 
ofrcy ther commng into Britamne, 
were everthrowne by King <Arthar, 
Mons Badonicus, 

Tarkeſhire, Bercherias 

Bath, 

Pathonia, Aquz Solis, 

Bedfordjhire. 

Bedfordienfis comates. 

Bedford tone. 

Pedfordia. 

Bermicke. Berwicus. 

PBrvcricy. 

Beverlca. 
Brechn"cke. 
Brech'ma. 
Briſtow, Briſtolia. 
Br itaine,or Britt anme. 
Britannia, 
A Britan. 
Bucktr cham. 
Buck:nyhamia. 
Ruckinghamiae, 


Connams Pnck'nghamienhs, 
C 


Pritanns. 


Coerworiine 
Maridanum. 

( arrmard:rſhive. 
Martidunenfis Comitatuse 


Cambridge, Cantabrigia, 
| C ate 

C2 ll - } 

C anterburie. 

«a i ,Duroy 

( ard:ganjhre. 
Ceretica. 

Carlile, Carlcolum. 
( heſbrre. 

Comitatus Ceſtrenſis, 
(eſter. Celtria. 
(Chicheſter, 

Ciceſtria 


C olcheſter. Coloceſtria, 
( onnagh 1 Ireland, 
Connacia. : 


A ( ormſh Cheng), 
Pyrthocorax. 

( oventrie, 

| Coventrias 


Cumberland 
Cumbria,& Cumberlandia. 
D 


Die, Darbia,& Derbia. 

D nbiſhire. Darbienſs, & Derbien- 
ſisco " ratvs, 

The foreft of Deane tu Gloceſterſhive 
Sylva Danica, vel vr alij fylva Da- 
nubiz. 

Deſmond in Irelind. 

Deſmonia. 

Denbigh in VV ales, 

Denbrgha. 

Denbrghſhrre., 

. Comrirars Denbighienfis, 

. Denſhive,or Devonſhire. 

| Devonia- 

| The Dev 24,vide the Viess 
Dorſithhire, 

- Dorſetria, comitatus Dogceſtrig, & 
& Dorſctrenſis. Dorebefter, the crepe 
G8 


— 


towne in Dorſetſhire, 
Dorceſtria,olim Durnovyaria, 
Dover. 

Dubris. 

Of,or belonging to Dover, 
Duurrenſis 


D oawne m Ireland, 
Dumum, 
Dublin or Divelimn in Ireland. 
Dublimum,& Dublinia. 
Duwham,or D ure ſme, 

&D 


The Biſhopricke ef Durham, or Dus- 
reſme. 


Epilcopatus Dunelmenſis, 

E 
Edenborrowgin Scotland. 
Edenbu 


0/, or belonging to Elie, 
Elienfis. 

ſs Burie, 
Fdmund: Burrus, 
England. - 
Anglin. 

An Enclijkman, 
Anglus. 


Exoma. 

The Re all E xehange. 

Excambi mReyium, 
F 


Flintſhire. 
Comntatus Flinterſis . 
G 


Glamergerſy re. 

Comitatus Glarorgarre., 
Glaſtenburie. A place m Somerſct= 
ſhire, fomrias for ibe antiquitic of a | 
Al on- Pere which ſormenmes thire | 
four.ſhe &. VVheore ſe Hole po of Ars 
mail aa ( {ext mts Britaine ly Ib: 


> — 


—_—_. 


Oo  erroogr nt Toon —_— Oo I oe nt my” 
V—_ 


VET, Women en —— 
_— 


det ted «edt 


V——_—_—— 


CC — — —— — 


I > — 


ue cermeramoacrpm oats 


lig the Apoſtle of the Gaules) « repor- 

«Sat a xe borf x rg 

Glaſconia. 

Gloceſter. Glovernia,& Claudioce- 

ow anyquis : nunc vulgo Gloce. 
ria 


G! ocefterſhrre. Comitratus Gloceſtriz, 
Greenwich. Grenovicus, & Grenwici 
H 


Hamjbire, Hamonia- 
Herefor4jhire, Comitatus Herefordi- 
cnlis, 
Hereford, Herefordia. 
Hertfordibire. Comitaws Hertfordig. 
Hertjord towne,Henfoidia. 
Hill nd,a third part of Lincolneſh r«, 
Hollandia. 
Hu1/don. Hunſdoni, 
Huatingdo1jhire. Comitatus Hun- 
tinzdonen(is. 
Huntvigd.a. Huntinzdona. 

I 


Ir:l md. Hibe1nia. 
Belonging to [rel nid Hibernienſis. 
K 


Kendale, Candalia. 

Kent. Cantzum . 

A kentiſhman. Cantianus. 
K-efteven, « third parte of Lincolur- 
ſhire ſo called, K a. 

K1[4axe 11 Ireland Kildaria. 


Korke in Gn Corcagia. 


q L ancaſhire,or Lancaſhire.Comitatus 


Lancaſtrig,vel L 

Lancafter. Lancaftria. . 

Le:ceſtey. Leiceftria,& egeceſtria. 

raves nf Bo Comitat® Leceſtrenſis 

Leynſtey 1n Tre/and. Lagenia, 

Lichfi-ld. Lichfeldia. 

Lincolne. Lincolnia. 

Lindſey, a third part of Lincolnes» 

ſore ſo named. Lindiſia. 

London. Londnum. 

Belo 1ging to London. Londinenfis. 
M 


T9 iſle of Man, Mona,Mannia. 
AMendip ils in Somerſetſhire, famous 
for the mines of Lead which there ave 
found. Mendippi colles, Minerarij. 
«AMerionithſbire, 
Mervinia,& Merionithia. 
$. Michaels Mount Mons Michaclis 
Monmout bſhire. 
Comitatus Monumethenſis. 
Montacute. Mons-acutus. 
Muounſter in Ire/and. Momonia. 

N 


Newmarket. 
Novus-mercatus, Novum forum. 
Northfolke. Norlolcia, 


Northampton, Nonthamtonia, 


Northamtoruz Comitatus. 
Northumbe: land. 
iz Com. 

Norwich. Norwicus. 
Notting am, 
Nottinghaaua. 
pars. yon 
Nattunghamig Comitatus. 

þ Oo 


Ormond in Ireland. 
Ormondia. 
Oxfora,or Oxenford, 
Oxonia, Ox2nium. 


1 


I — 
£ i2- 
Pe broeſhire. 
C wnitatus Penbrochienfis. 
Peterborow. 


Petriburgus,Petropulis. 
R 


Radnorſhire. 

Comitatus Kadnoriz. 

Reading. 

Readingum. 

Repton in Darbyſhire , which from a 
great faire rown*, # b:come 4 poore 
{mal village. Repandanum. 

1 hmond. 

Richmandia. 

R*chmondſhi "» 

Comitatms Richmondiz. 

Rocheſter. Rotfa. 

Belonging to Rocheſter, 

Roffeulis. 

Rowting C adfle, 

Kutumium. 

R #1 (21 X 

Ruchunta 


Rutlandſhire. Rutlandia. 
S 


CC CO 


Saltsburte. 

Sarum, Salishuria,& Salisbunalia» 
Sandwich, 

S$andovicuss 


| A Sc, 


Scotlaud, Scotia. 
Scots. ' 
Shrewiburie. Salopia. 
Shropſhire. 

Conntatus Salopienſis. 
Snowdon. Snaudonia. 
domerſerſhire, 
Somerſectus, Comitatus Somerſetenſis 
Staſſord. Staffordia. 
Staffordſhire, 
Comitatus Staffordiz. 


| Stanford, @ towne in Lincolneſhire, | 


FINIS. 


| where, in the raigne of Edward the 


third,p wan ynnerſitie. For whi th:re 
was debate berweene the Northern and 
Southerns Students at Oxford, a 


great number of Scholers withdrew 


themſelues thithzy : who after a while 
repurning,as ſodenly ended, us they had 
begun the new Vmverſitte, Hence it 
was provided by oath, that no ſtu lent 
in Oxford ſbould publickely profeſſe 
at Stanford to the prendice of Ox/ord 
Stanfordia. 


T 
Theoba'd:,or Tibau (ds. 
Theobaldenſes. 


V 
The Vies,or Devizes. 
Caſtrum de Vies,quod & Divilz Nu 
- A . 
Vleſter in Ireland. 
Vltonia, 


w 
VV al:s. VVallia,Cambria, 
AVVelchma. 
allus. 


Vs arwickejbire, 

Comitatus V Varwicenlis. 

VV arwicke. 

VVarwicus,& Vervicus. 

Belanginy 10 V V arwicke. 

Vervicenſis. 

VV eller in Somerſetſhire, Antiquitus, 
Theorndunum, nunc autem & Fon. 
tanenſis Ecclcſig nomen obrinuit. 
Epiſcopus cjas loci Bathonenſis Wel- 
lenſiiq; dicitur . Dictum autem eſt 
VVele; a fontibus qui paſſim in ipla 
{cyturiunt, 


VVeſtmerland, Comitatus VVeſt- 


The Ifle of VV ight. 
Inſula veRa,vel vedtis. 
VVilſhire, VViltonia. 
VVnchefter. V Vimonia. 
Belonging to VV incheſter, 
VVintomenſis 
VVindſore. V Vindeſora. 
VVorcefter, Vigornia. 
VVorceſterſhire, 
Comiratus Vigorn'en(is. 
Y 


' Yorke. Eboracum five Eburacum. 
' Torkeſhire, Comitatus Eboracenſis. 


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