Selected quad for the lemma: book_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
book_n	write_a	write_v	writer_n	18	3	7.7820	4	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A19275	Thesaurus linguæ Romanæ & Britannicæ tam accurate congestus, vt nihil penè in eo desyderari possit, quod vel Latinè complectatur amplissimus Stephani Thesaurus, vel Anglicè, toties aucta Eliotæ Bibliotheca: opera & industria Thomæ Cooperi Magdalenensis. ... Accessit dictionarium historicum et poëticum propria vocabula virorum, mulierum, sectarum, populorum, vrbium, montium, & cæterorum locorum complectens, & in his iucundissimas & omnium cognitione dignissimas historias.	Cooper, Thomas, 1517?-1594.	1578 (1578)	STC 5688; ESTC S107261	3,527,792	1,744

of Turbut Chalcites pen. prod Plin. A stone of brasse coulour Chalcitis huius chalcîtis pen. prod f. g. Plin. Brasse oare the stone whereof brasse is tried Chalcoghonos A blacke stone sounding like brasse Chalcógraphus chalcographi A Printer Chalcus Genus numismatis quod denariolum valebat Pli. The 36. parte of a dramme Also a coyne the eight parte of Obolus Chalix A f●int out of which fire is striken Chalybs chálybis penu cor mas gen Genus ferri durissimi Steele Candens chalybs Sil. Glowing hote steele Durus chalybs Sil. Vulnificúsque chalybs Virg. Lethifer chalybs Val. Flac. Strictus chalybs Sen. The sword drawen Chamae A kinde of shell fish called also Hiatula Chamaeacte chameactes Plin. Vide EBVLVS Chamaecerasus A little shrub like y e yong shootes springing out of a plum tree Chamaeciparissus An herbe holsome against poyson of serpents It is takē of some for Lauender cotten Turner sayth it is rather an other hearbe more like to Cypres Heath Cypres or dwarfe Cypres Chamaecissos Pli. Of some ground Iuie of some harehoofe of other Perwinkle Chamaecyparissos Herba Plin. Chamaecyse Idem quod Astralagus Diosc Chamaedris f. g. Called also Trislago The hearbe Germander or English Treacle Chamaelaea ae f. g. An hearbe hauing leaues like Oliue Chamaeleon onis foe g. An herbe wherof be two kindes the white and the blacke the white is a maner of little thistels growing by the ground without any long stalke The blacke is the common thistle with a great long stalke c. Chamaeleon ontis m. g. A little beast of a foote in length in figure like a Lyzard but with longer legs the snowte somewhat like a swine a long taile small at the ende He chaūgeth into the colour of that he sitteth vpon his eyes neuer close he neuer eateth nor drinketh but is nourished wyth the ayre Chamaeleuce Called also Bechion Tussilago vngula caballina The herbe called coltes hoofe growing commonly with vs as wel in corne fields as other where with a broade leafe like a poplar Chamaemelon pen. pro. Herba Plin. The herbe Camomill Chamaemyrcine es f. g. Of some it is taken for y e bush wherof they make brushes called Ruscus Chamaepardalis A beast as great as a Camell of skin and colour like a Panthar the fore legs and necke long his feete like an oxe Chamaepytis pen. cor huius chamaepityos Herba Plin. Of it be three sortes One is commonly called herbe Iuie the second small Cipres set in pots the third is thought to be S. Iohns worte Chamaeropis Idem quod Chamaedris Chamaerops Herba Plin. Some thinke it Germander Chamaetaerae Little Images set by great Images Chamaezelon pen. pro. Herba quae Latinè Quinquefolium dicitur Plin. Cinquefoyle Chamelaea pen. pro. Herba Plin. Vide CHAMAELEA Chamus chami genus fraeni A bitte or snaffle Chanona A tarte marchpaine or other like thing Chaos n. ge Indeclinabile Ouid. A confuse heape of things whereof Poets supposed all things to haue come in the beginning Aeternae noctis chaos Sen. Antiquum chaos Ouid. Atrum chaos Sen. Auidum Sen. Caecum Sen. Cimmerium Stat. Deforme Sen. Densum Sen. Horrendum Val. Flac. Imum Sil. Inane Ouid. Profundum Val. Flac. Triste Stat. Vmbriferum Auienus ¶ Chaos pro Inferno Virg. Hell Durum chaos Claud. Tartareum chaos Stat. Chara charae Genus radicis Caes A certaine roote Characatus pe pro. Adiectiuum deriuatū seu formatum à 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 vt Characatae vineae Col. Vines inclosed in with canes in steade of pales Characias huius characiae Plin. A kinde of spurge Character huius charactêris pen. prod m. g. Col. A token or note made with the pin a letter a figure a stile or forme of writing or speaking Character alicuius Varro Ones fashion or maner of speaking Charactismos A noting or marking Charadra A chinke or cleft of the earth that a violēt streame running downe a hill or sometime the earthquake maketh Charax huius charâcis pen. product masc gen A fish with teeth standing out of hir lippes also the staye or frame of a vine Charchesium A cuppe long and small in the middle and ful of handles Charientismos Vrbanitie pleasauntnesse of speche Charis huius cháritos pen. cor f. g. Latinè dicitur festiuitas beneficium munus gratia remuneratio voluptas Charisma huius charísmatis pen. cor n. g. Gratia munus Charistia n. g. plur num Ouid. As it were a christmasse feast wherin kinsfolke come togither and send presentes one to an other Charistia huius charistiae Idem Val. Max. Charistium A grene marble Charisticon ci n. g. Rewarding Charitas Vide CHARVS Charitonius Adiect Lucret. That speaketh fayre to winne fauour or whose fauour may be wonne by gifts Charta huius chartae Pli. Paper a leafe of paper any thing conteining the description of a place in picture a maid that had neuer childe a booke Chartas codicis explicare Quint. To turne the leaues Ad chartas parare papyrum Vlp. Inopia chartae minus scribitur Cic. For lacke of Fragilis sonitus chartarum Lucret. Anus charta Catul. An olde booke Bibula charta Plin. iun. Paper that will not beare inke Dentata charta rem agere Ci. To write biting and taūting things to write angerly and sharpely Doctae laboriosae chartae Catul. Bookes painfully made and full of much good doctrine Epistolares chartae Martial Paper for letters writing paper Ineptis chartis amicire aliquid Horat. Charta plumbea Sue A thin plate or peece of leade Purae chartae Vlp. Faire paper neuer written in ¶ Delatae chartis merces Cic. Explicare chartis Catul. To descriue in bookes Illinire chartis aliquid Horat. Impallescescere nocturnis chartis Pers To waxe pale with night study Notata charta digitis Ouid. Written in Ne nos prodat charta Cicer. For feare least our letters bewray vs. Promere chârtis Cic. Silere chartae dicuntur Horat. When one writeth not Sileri chartis Horat. Not to be praised in bookes written In charta auersa scribere Mart. To write on the backside ¶ Charta pro libro Ouid. Chartularius a um One that registreth things receiued layd out a keeper of a reckening booke Chártula chártulae pen. cor Diminut. Ci. A little rolle or peece of paper Chartaceus Adiectiuum vt Codices chartacei Vlpian Paper bookes Chartarius similiter Adiect vt Chartariae officinae Pli. Paper milles Chartarius Substant A maker or seller of paper Chartophilacium A place where writings or monuments be kept as the Rolles and the maister of the Rolles may be called Cartophilax or Magister scriniorum It may be vsed for a coffer in a study or closet where papers are kept Charus Adiect Cic. Deare well beloued acceptable Charus animo meo Ter. Cordi meo charus Ter. Dijs charus ipsis Horat. Mihi me charior Ouid. Nec te mihi charior alter Ouid. Vitâ charior Cic. Whom we loue more then our life

out of care Liberare custodijs corporis Cic. To set at libertie from the prison of this bodie Liberata dominatu regio Respub Cic. Liberare animos errore Cic. To put mens minds out of errour Liberare infamia Cic. To deliuer from Liberare inuidia magna inucterata Cicer. To rid out of great and olde hatred that he was in Liberare aliquem metu Ter. To put out of feare Liberatis obfidione abominandoque exilio totis castris P. Liberare opere magno Cic. To deliuer from great labor Periculo liberare Cn. Magnus Marcello To put out of danger Liberare taedio Plin. Ensem liberat vagina Ouid. He draweth out his sworde Voto liberari Vide VOTVM ¶ Culpae aliquem liberare Liu. To ●hewe one to be blamelesse or guiltlesse ¶ Liberare fidem suam Cic. To doe that he promised Liberâtor pen. prod toris m. g. Verbale Cic. A deliuerer a lewser Liberatio onis f. g. Aliud verbale Cic. A deliuering a setting at libertie Malorum liberatio Quint. Liber libri priore cor Substantiuum Col. Plin. The rinde or bathe of a tree Colum. Librum arboris adolescere sinito ¶ Liber Cic. A booke a woorke written Liber The part of a worke written a booke Liber grandi volumine Gell. A worke of a great volume Liber volumen Quint. Copia bona librorum Hor. Plentie of good bookes Carminum libri Hor. Liber de cōtēnenda morte secūdus de tolerādo dolore Ci. Bonus liber Plin. iun. Chronici libri Vide CHRONICA Laborati libri Martial Lintei libri Vide LINTEVM Longi libri Plaut Musteus liber Plin. iun. Nobiles libri vndique coempti Horat. Libri tres subtiles diligenter c. Plin. iun. Veno●us liber Pers Vide Venosus in VENA ¶ Verax liber Hor. Colligere librum Vide COLLIGO Comparare libros in aliquid Quintil. To make workes to any purpose Componere librum Cic. Conficere librum Cic. Conijcere in librum Vide CONIICIO Arcana credere libris Hor. Deuorare libros Vide DEVORO Edere libros de re aliqua Quint. To set out bookes of Librum edidit non esse c. Sueton. He set foorth a booke in which he indeuoured to proue that c. Emittere librum de re aliqua Quin. Excipere librum Quint. To write a booke hearing the authour vtter it by mouth as scholers write that their maysters speaketh Nos autem in libris habemus non modò c. Cic. We finde it written in bookes Inchoare libros Cic. Incidere in libros alicuius Ci. To happen vpon ones bokes Inscribere quicquam in libro Vide INSCRIBO Inscribere libros nomine alicuius Quintil. To intitle ones name on a booke Insenescere libris Horat. To spende all his time in study Peruolutare libros Cic. To turne and reade bookes ouer Fasciculum librorum portare Horat. Scribere in libro Cic. Voluere libros Claud. Voluendi sunt libri Caronis Cicer. Catoes bookes must be reade Vulgare librum Quint. ¶ Liber Cic. An inuentorie a register In literarum allatarum libris Cic. Libellus libelli m. g. Diminutiuum Cic. A little booke Argutus libellus Mart. Aureolus Vide AVRVM Cultus libellus Catull. Doctus Mart. Lepidus nouus libellus Catul. Macer Mart. Non nimis rusticulus Mart. Sacri libelli Iuuen. Parum seuerus Mart. Tristes libelli Proper ¶ Dedicare libellos Plin. Dare libellos de re aliqua Quint. Innotescere libellis alicuius Ouid. ¶ Libellus dicitur quam vulgus Supplicationem appellat Suet. A supplication a libell or declaration in the lawe of debt trespasse couenant and other like Libellos signare vel subnotare Suet. Plin. iun. To signe or put his seale to a byll of request or such like Libelli supplices Mart. Supplications A libellis Suet. Mayster of the requestes Libellos agere Triphonius To be mayster of requestes ¶ Libellus Quin. A bill of remembrance deliuered to an officer or magistrate Pessimae consuetudinis est esse libellis contentum quos componit litigator c. Quint. Libellus memorialis Suet. A note memoriall or briefe register of sundry things a roll of notes ¶ Libellus Plaut A libell a citation a bill of processe Vbi es qui libello venereo citasti Plaut ¶ Libelli Cic. Letters missiue points or articles in a letter ¶ Libellos proponere in locis celeberrimis Cic. To set vp billes of attachments in sundry places ¶ Libellus Paulus A certificate a passeport Significet id libello manu sua subscripto Paul ¶ Libellus Genus mensurae Cato Libellio libelliônis m. g. Varro A caryer of letters Libellio Idem quod Librarius Stat. Librarius librarij m. g. Ci. A scriuener a booke writer or binder one that keepeth a library Scriptor librarius Hor. Mendosus librarius Cic. Scrinia librariorum Catul. Libraríolus pen. cor Diminutiuum Cic. Librarius Adiectiuum Perteining to bookes vt Librarium atramentum Plin. Printing or writing ynke Librarium librarij neutro genere Substantiuum Cic. A grosse register Libraria librariae f. g. Gell. A librarie Libraria taberna Cic. A booke sellars shop Librarius à Libra Vide LIBRA Libet libuit vellibítum est Impersonale verbum It lyketh or contenteth it pleaseth Cur id ausus facere B. libuit mea fuit Plau. It was my pleasure so to do●●●t was my phantasie she was mine owne Non libet mihi deplorare vitā quod multi fecerunt Ci. It is not my phantasie I thinke not good to bewayle c. Vota faciebatis vt Miloni vti virtute sua libêret Cicer. You wished that it woulde please Milo to vse his vertue Libet personaliter positum Ci. Aut quod iuuaret aut quod libêret Caetera quae cuique libuissent Suet. Other thing that lyked euery man in his owne phantasie De quo libitum est mihi paulò plura dicere Ci. Wherof my phantasie was to speake somewhat more largely Et quoniam libitum est vobis me impellere hodierno sermone c. Cic. And bicause it is your pleasure c. Ad libitum Vide AD praepositionem Libens libentis om g. Cic. Willing glad Si falsa sunt me libente eripies mihi hunc errorem Cic. If they be false with my good will ye shall c. Libenti animo libentibus animis aliquid facere Cic. Li. with very good will Libētissimis omnibus Ci. With euery mans very good will Libens pro libenter Ter. Fugín ' hinc B. cgo vero ac lubens What I yea and that with a very good will Morior libens Ouid. Libentia libentiae f. g. Gel. A delectation a pleasure Libenter aduerbium Cic. Willingly gladly Libenter viuere coenare Ter. Cato To loue to fare well and make good chee●e Libentius Horat. Libido pen. prod libídinis f. g. Cic. Sensualitie vnlawfull appetite or lust appetite will V●● libido veniet nauseae eúmque appraehendet decumbat purgétque sese Cic. When

of one occupation Tabernárius tabernárij m. g. Cic. He that keepeth a shop and selleth any maner of wares ¶ Tabernarius Coelius ad Cice. A tauerner a vintener Tabernárius Adiect Belonging to shops or tauernes vt Comoedia tabernariae Comedies in which base personages are brought in Tabernáculum tabernáculi pen. co Caes A pauilion tente or haule Militare tabernaculum Cic. Collocare sibi tabernaculum in aliquo loco Cic. Perpotare totū diem in aliquo loco posito tabernaculo C. Tabes tabis f. g. Cel. A consuming and wasting of the body by long sickenesse and lacke of nourishing A consumption putrifiyng of the lightes most commonlye following on a sharpe distillation dropping from the heade A pyning and drying away for lacke of naturall moisture Matter and corrupt bloud mixt togither Sometime strength to putrifie and consume Quos durus amor crudeli tabe peredit Vi. Whom grieuous loue with cruell pining consumeth and eateth away Caeca tabe liquefactae medullae Ouid. With inward pining for loue c. Funesta tabes venini Ouid. The deadly force and infection of poyson Lenta tabe liquitur Oui. He pineth awaye with a lyngryng consumption Pallida tabes lucri Lucan Mortifera tabe tincta sagitta Ouid. Deadly poyson Nigra distillant inguina tabe Lucan ¶ Tabes quod propriè tabum nominant Vir. Putrifaction bloude and rotten matter comming out of a wound foule bloude Cruentum tabum Sil. Terram tabo maculant Virg. With foule rotten bloude Turpidilapsa cadauera tabo Virg. Nigro tabo squalet Ouid. Atro tabo fluentia membra Virg. Infecit pabula tabo Virgil. He stayned all the meate wyth foule bloude Putri tabo liquentia cadauera Sil. Crasso tabo oblita cuncta rubent Stat. Mortifera tabe tincta sagitta Ouid. Vndantem tabem per auras latè torquet serpens Sil. Arborum tabes Plinius Dying and rottyng of trees for lacke of moysture Nimborum tabes Lucret. Destruction of trees and fruites of the earth by outragious tempests Quomodo vis morborum pretia medētibus sic fori tabes pecuniam aduocatis fert Tac. Tabitûdo pe prod tabitúdinis f. g. Idem quod Tabes Plin. Tábidus pe c. Adiect Mart. Corrupted consuming pining away wasting Lues tabida Virg. Mens tabida facta Ouid. A minde pyning for sorrow Vetustas tabida consumit ferrum Ouidius Wasting continuance of time weareth and consumeth Iron Tabida nix Liu. Snowe well neere all melted to dirte Tabificus pe cor Adiect That bringeth to consumption pyning or rotting away that consumeth or corrupteth vt Tabifica perturbatio Cic. Troublous anguish consuming Aer tabificus Luc. Corrupt contagious or infectious ayre Saniem tabificam expirat serpens Sil. Poysonous Vis tabifica Pli. Contagiousnesse force to rotte or consume Tabeo tabes tabêre siue Tabesco tabescis tábui tabescére Gell. Plaut To languishe pine or consume to be extreemely leane to weare away to melt away Artus tabentes Virg. Pining limmes Cerae tabuerant Ouid. The waxe began to melt away Corpora tabent Ouid. Dies tabescit Plaut The day weareth away or draweth to an ende Galea tabescens Claud. Humor calore tabescit Ci. The Ice melteth away with the sunnes heate Sal tabescir Cato Salt melteth Animus tabescit assiduis curis Ouid. Pineth Disyderio alicuius tabescere Cice. To pine or languish for lacke of ones company Ipsi ita acerba vt tabescat dolore Cic. Dolore ac miseria tabescere Teren. Lumina tabescunt fletu Catul. My eyes dry away c. Luctu aeterno tabescere Lucret. Molestus morbo tabescere Cic. Otio tabescere Cic. To corrupt with idlenesse to consume or weare away with ydlenesse Tabificabilis That may corrupt and fall into consumption Tabum idem quod tabes Tablinum tablíni n. g. pe prod aliâs grammatophylacium dicitur Pli. A place to kepe common registers letters and writinges in A wynter parlour made of bourdes wherein were bookes of histories Tabo Ablatiuus Vide. TABES Tabula tabulae f. g. pe cor A table a bourd a planke a booke or register for memory of things a table to play on Imago alicuius in tabulis Cic. Incisa tabula his literis Vide INCIDO pen. prod Imprimere tabulas parieti Vide IMPRIMO Votiua tabula Horat. A table set vp of one by vowe in memory of daunger that he hath scaped Arripere tabulam de naufragio Cicer. To take a bourd or planke for a shyft in a shipwreke Ex naufragio tabula Vide post NAVIS Cessionem bonorum quasi naufragij tabulam apprehendere Bud. In extremitie when his debtour is not able to paye him to take in some part of recompence hys goodes yeelded vp vnto him Pictae tabulae Hor. Painted tables Lacerae tabulae Ouid. ¶ Ad tabulam decumbere Varro ¶ Tabula cerata Pla. A table couered with waxe that men vsed to wryte on ¶ Tabula Li. A booke a register a rolle a papier iournal A writing table Tabulae accepti expensi Cic. A reckening booke keeping the accomptes of ones receites and expenses ¶ Tabulae Cic. Instruments obligations letters common writings euidences Tuis tabulis causam dicis Cicer. Thou so pleadest as if the iudges would giue sentence according to thy onely euidences brought in ¶ Tabulae nouae Ci. A generall discharge and quittance by common authoritie of all debtes and obligations past before time without any paying or satisfiyng of the same Proscribere tabulam Cic. ¶ Tabulae numero plurali siue per diminutiuum tabellae Quint. Tables wherein ones will or testament is wrytten Sub intelligitur Testamenti Tabulas testamenti aperire Caius Accusare tabulas Vide ACCVSO Conficere tabulas Vide CONFICIO Configere tabulas Vide CONFIGO Eximere alicuius nomen de tabulis Cic. To put ones name out of a will or testament Inferre in tabulas aliquod commodum Cic. Obsignare tabulas Vide OBSIGNO Signatae tabulae Quin. Tables with ones will written in thē and sealed vp Tabula Cic. A bill of common port sale made by cry to hym that will giue most Auctionariae tabulae Vide AVGEO. Tabella tabellae f. g. Diminut. Cic. A table to wryte in a little table Blandae tabellae Iuuen. Rasis tabellis infusa cera Ouid. Committere verba tabellis Ouid. To wryte in tables ¶ Tabellae Plaut Epistles letters missyue Croceae membrana tabellae Iuuen. Laureatae tabellae Liu. Lepidae Plaut Verba dedit ferenda tabellis Ouid. Properatae tabellae Ouid. Letters wrytten in hast Arcanas signare tabellas Ouid. To seale secret letters ¶ Tabellae In quibus iudices scribebant Cic. Tables wherin iudges did wryte Tabellárius tabellárij m. g. Sidon An auditour a keep●● of a register Locuples tabellarius Vide Locuples in LOCVS ¶ Tabellarius Cic. A caryer of letters Fidelis tabellarius Cic. Tabellárius Adiect Belonging to auditours or to caryers vt Lex tabellaria Cic. Tabellariae naues Sen. Ships of message going before and bringing worde that

Herba quae in hortis seritur Plin. Beete Plebeia beta Pers Beticus color Vide BEATICVS Betonica pen. cor herba Plin. Betaine of this name is an other kinde called Tunica wherof be two sortes one Syluestris an other called Betonica altilis vel Coronaria and is our cloue giloflower Betonomantia Witchcraft by herbes Betulla arbor Galliae Plin. A birch tree B I Bibacitas Bibaculus Bibax Bibosus Bibulus Vide BIBO Biblion biblij n. g. Volumen libellus In plurali Biblia bibliorum Libelli quo nomine appellantur libri sacriper excellentia A booke Bibliôpola bibliopólae pen. prod m. g. Mart. A stationer a booke seller Bibliothêca pen. prod Ci. A librarie a study a great number of bookes Supplere bibliothecam Cic. To furnish a librarie Assidere in bibliotheca Ci. Bibliothecalis Adiectiuum pen. prod vt Bibliothecalis copia apud Martianum Store for his liberalitie Bibliógraphus A writer of bookes a scriuener Biblos A bull rushe also a booke Bibo bibis bibi bíbitum pen. cor bíbere Mart. To drinke to sucke or receiue in Arte bibere Ouid. Bibere haustibus exiguis Ouid. To vse small draughts Bibere ad numerum Ouid. Bibere Nilum à fonte Lucan Bibuntur gratius aquae ex ipso fonte Oui. At the wel head Ex aqua bibere Propert. Ex fonte bibere Propert. In auro bibere Sen. To drinke in cups of gold Bibit puer lac ore tenero Ouid. Sucketh Vuam bibere Horat. Damnose bibere Hor. To drinke vntill he be sicke or hath spent all that he had Bibere more Graeco Cic. To quaffe one to an other Aut bibat aut abeat Cic. Let him do as other do or let him depart ¶ Bibere morsu dicuntur quaedam aues Pli. To drinke with chopping the iawes togither Bibunt aues suctu Plin. With sucking Bibere rectè dicuntur ea omnia quae haustus habent vt animalia terrae Virg. To drinke by draughts as men and beastes do Bibit aquas hortus sitiens Ouid. Bibunt violaria fontem Virg. Bibit ingens arcus Virg. Bibere colorem dicitur aes à Plinio Lana colorem bibit Plinius Soketh the colour in being dyed Bibere candorem Plin. ¶ Amorem bibere Virg. To conceiue a depe loue inwardly Bibere nouum ignem totis ossibus Stat. Bibere mores maternos Claud. To receiue with his first milke Sanguinem alicuius bibere Cic. ¶ Bibere aure Horat. To harken diligently Suspensis auribus aliquid bibere Vide AVRIS ¶ Bibere mandata Plau. By drinking to forget that he was willed to doe ¶ Bibitur pen. cor Impersonale Cic. Men drinke Bibebâtur Passiué Ouid. Fons bibitur mihi Ouid. Bibax bibâcis pen. prod Gell. A great drinker Bibáculus pen. cor Diminutiuum adiect vt Bibacula auis Alway bibbing Bibácitas penult cor Denominatiuum Great drinking Bibulus Adiectiuum penult cor Sucking vp quickly desirous to drinke Potores bibuli Horat. Swill bolles Bibulus Vini Horat. Bibula arena Virg. Sand sucking vp moisture Aures bibulae Vide AVRIS Bibula charta Pli. That drinketh inke or wil not beare inke Bibula fauilla Virg. Lacunae bibulae Stat. Lanae bibulae Ouid. Bibulus lapis Virg. The pumish stone Littus bibulum Ouid. Nubes bibulae Ouid. Bibulae ollae Colum. Pottes that sucke vp water Papyrus bibula Lucan Radix bibula Ouid. Vestes bibulae Val. Flac. Bicion latinis vitia Vetches Bic●ps Biclinium Bicolor Bicornis Bicorpor Bicubitalis Vide BIS Bidens Bidental Vide BIS Biduum Vide BIS Biennis Biennium Vide BIS Bifariam Biferus Bifidus Biforis Biformatus Biformis Bifrons Bifurcus Vide BIS Biga Bigae Bigamus Bigatus Vide BIS Bigemmis Bigenus Vide BIS Bignae Twinnes Bijugus Vide BIS Bilibris Bilingius Vide BIS Bilis huius bilis dicitur à Graecis Cholera Ci. Cholar sometime anger Acri bile tumet Pers Bilis atra dicitur Melancholia Plaut Melancholy Difficilis bilis Horat. Vnpeaceable wrath Libera bilis Horat. Vpon anker not repressed with feare Luridae bilis suffusio Seneca Mediocri bile ferre aliquid Iuuenal Redūdante bile morbi nascuntur Ci. When choler abūdeth Splendida bilis Horat. Anger making one disclose all that he hath in his stomacke Vitrea bilis turgescit Pers That sheweth a mans stomacke as it were a glasse ¶ Commota bile feruere Pers To be very angrie Effundere bilem Iuuenal To shew his stomacke Expellere bilem Helleboro Horat. Inaestuat bilis praecordijs Horat. Boyleth Intumuit mascula bilis Pers Great cholar was mooued Bilem alicui mouere Martial To make angrie Purgare bilem Horat. Percitus atra bili Plaut Being in great chaafe Reddere bilem To vomit or cast vp Celsus Nonnunquam stomachus primùm rufam bilé per os reddit deinde viridem quibusdam etiam nigram Idem Spumans bilis aluo cum rosione redditur Substringere bilem Vide SVBSTRINGO Bile suffusi Felle suffusi Id est Icterici Plin. That haue the iaundice Alibi bilem suffusam vocat Superans bilis Lucret. Tumet bile iecur Horat. Vrit bilis iecur Horat. Biliôsus pen. prod Adiect Cels Choloricke Bilix huius bilîcis pen. prod Adiect vt Bilix lorica Virg. A bricantine or cote of fence double plated or double matted Bilustris Vide BIS Bilutes Men beastly Bimaris Bimater Bimatus Vide BIS Bimembris Bimensis Bimestris Vide BIS Bimus Vide BIS Binominis Binomius Vide BIS Binus Binarius Vide BIS Biothanatos Violently slaine Bipalium Bipalmis Bipartio Bipatens Vide BIS Bipennis Bipennifer Vide BIS Bipes Bipedalis c. Vide BIS Bipinnella Vide BIS Biremis Vide BIS Bis Aduerbium numerandi Cic. Twise Bis anno Plin. Twise a yeare Bis ad decies centum Plin. Bis bina Cicero Bis centum anni Ouid. Two hundred Bis deni anni Martial Twentie Bis die Plin. Twise a day Bis mille equi Horat. Two thousande Bis quinquagenis domus est tibi milibus empta Martial A hundred thousand Bis quinque viri Horat. Tenne Bis qui nos silet ille dies Virg. Bis quinus mensis Ouid. The tenth moneth Bis seni dies Virg. Twelue Bissenus labor Duodecim labores Seneca Bis septeni Plin. Fowerteene Bis sex locis Virg. Bis stultè facere Terent. To commit a double folly Bis tanto valeo quàm valui prius Plaut I am twyse so well c. Bis tantùm Virg. Twise so much Bis ter Horat. Bis térque Martial Twise or thrise Bis térue Martial Bis terni nati Sil. Sixe children ¶ Falli bis Cic. To be double deceiued Bis grauidae pecudes Virg. Bis improbus Cic. Bis perit amator ab re atque animo simul Plautus He is twise vndone Biceps huius bicípitis pen. cor Adiecti à Bis Caput compositum Plin. That hath two handes Biceps de rebus incorporeis vt Ciuitas biceps Varro A citie in two partes by discention Mons biceps Ouid. Deuided in two toppes Biclinium Plaut A chamber with two beddes