Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
cause_n	body_n	natural_a	nature_n	2,983	5	5.5283	4	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
a00991	A vvorlde of wordes, or Most copious, and exact dictionarie in Italian and English, collected by Iohn Florio; Vocabolario italiano & inglese	Florio, John, 1553?-1625.	1598 (1598)	STC 11098; ESTC S102357	868,951	480

louer of learning talke or conference Philomathia the loue or desire of learning Philomela a Nightingall Philosarco voluptuous louing his flesh Philosofare to bestow his studie in philosophie to professe to teach to dispute and reason of philosophie Philosofante a philosopher or one professing and studying philosophie Philosofastro a smatterer in philosophie a foolish pedanticall counterfaite philosopher Philosofia philosophie a loue of learning studie knowledge and wisedome Philosóphico philosophicall pertaining to philosophie Philósofo a philosopher a louer of learning vertue wisedome or knowledge or a student of them Philostorgia the loue of parents toward their children Philosseno Philossino a louer of hospitalitie one that gladlie and with a cheerefulnes entertaineth guests and friends Philoteoro one giuen to speculation and contemplation of things Philtro Philtri amorous potions poisons of loue or medicines to make one loue Also the hollownes or gutter in the vpper lips vnder the nosthrils Also the faire and comely proportion of ones bodie and his curteous behauiour which with the verie sight doth purchase loue and fauour Philura a little thin skin as parchment a sheete or leafe of paper that which is betweene the barke and the wood of the tree of some called Tylia whereupon in old time they were wont to write Phima a little swelling like a fellon or bile but somewhat rounder and flatter Also a certaine beast which if a man behold it maketh him to looke pale manie dayes after Phimosi a disease when the nut of a mans yard will not be couered or being couered will not be opened Phiontidi those creatures which nature hath made deadly enemies each to other as the Storke and the Frog the Cat and the Mouse the Spider and the Toade c. Phisato a great fish called a Whirlepoole that with his tongue casteth great store of water into ships Phisica the arte of phisicke or naturall philosophie the arte of naturall things Phisicale phisicall naturall according to naturall causes of or pertaining to naturall things and causes Phisico he that vnderstandeth or setteth out the causes of things naturall a phisition or thereunto belonging Phisiognomia a science or rule to coniecture or iudge of mans naturall affections by his visage or forme phisiognomie Phisiognomo one that professeth to know the manners and natures of men by the view of their bodie eyes face and forehead a Phisiognomist for Physis is nature in greeke Phisiologia a searching out of naturall things a reasoning of the nature of any thing Phisiologo he that searcheth naturall things or disputeth of naturall causes Phisitero Phisistro as Phisato Phiteuma a kinde of herbe Phitone a kinde of great serpent Phlebotomia the cutting of a vaine or blood-letting Phlemma all manner of fleagme Phlemmone an inflammation of bloud which the Chirurgions call Phlegmon an inflammation or swelling against nature being white and red Phlegonte a precious stone hauing as it were a flame of fire in it Phlittena a rising or swelling much like vnto blisters caused when the skinne is scalded with hote water which swelling or blister is full of yellowish matter commonly called wilde fire or wheate on the eyes Phoca a sea calfe Phormione an hearbe good against the pinne and the web in the eye Phosophoro the day or morning starre Also the twy-light either in the euening or morning Phrase a phrase or proper forme of speech Phrene the midriffe which deuideth the vmbles of a man or beast Phreneticare to raue to be frantike to be possest with a frenzie Phrenesia frenzie the chiefe and greatest mischiefe that can happen to the braine cōming by an inflammation of the midriff and alwayes drawing a feuer with it Phrenético one that hath the frenzie or is franticke Phrigio a melodie a musicke or tune wherein seemed to be a diuine furie Phronesia hath bin vsed for prudence and wisedome Phronimo one that is prudent wise or wittie Phthiriasi a disease called the lousie euill Phthisico he that hath the consumption of the lungs Phthisi a disease in the lungs with a consumption of all the whole bodie Phthoe a consumption of the whole bodie with a little ague following Also the incurable sores of the lungs Phtongo a sound a tune or a note Phthorio a medicin which killeth childrē being yet in the wombes of their mother Phu the herbe that some call Valerian great Setwall or capons taile Pia godlie deuout pitifull religious vertuous mercifull gentle benigne good honest iust righteous Piabile for which satisfaction may be made Piacére piáccio piacqui piaccinto to please to satisfie to delight to like to content to thinke good Also a pleasure a content a delight a liking Also a benefit a good turne a gratitude a kindnes a fauour mi piace it pleaseth me it liketh me I am glad of mi dispiace it displeaseth me I am sorie Piaciuto pleased satisfide liked delighted Piacénte pleasant pleasing delightsome Piacénza as Piacere Piacéuole pleasant delightsome merrie Piaceuoletto somewhat pleasant merie or delightsome Piaccuolezza pleasantnes delight mirth pleasure iollitie blithnes glee Piacimento a pleasing a delighting Piaculare seruing for the purging of or that hath powre to purge some fault or offence Also that which sheweth some sorowfull thing Piaculo a sacrifice and all other things that are done and giuen for the purging and satisfaction of some grieuous sinne and offence Also a hainous offence by some satisfaction to be purged Piadena a dish a platter a charger Piadire disco dito to pleade to sue to lawe to contend in lawe Piadito pleaded sued lawed contended in lawe Piado a plea a pleading a sute a processe Piadoso litigious pleading contentious Also pitifull ruthfull mercifull iust Piadotto a kinde of course bread Piaga a wound a sore a hurt a plague an vlcer a blow a beating or a stripe a cut or an incision Also a great losse hurt hinderance or displeasure a heauie chance vsed also for a clymate a countrie a region a coaste a lande or portion of the world Piagare to wounde to plague to hurt to torment to beate to cut to mangle or make an incision with any cutting weapon to vexe to hinder or cause some great hurt or hinderance to one Piaggia a meadow a plot of grounde a large open fielde Also the stronde of the sea Piaggia del mare the stronde of the sea Piaggiare to reduce into meadowes to walk in the open fields to coast along the sea strond Also to stand still and moone not to cogge to foist to flout or clawe one iniuriouslie to consent sooth vp and yeeld vnto Also to pledge to answer or be suretie for Piaggioso medowie large bleach fieldie Also full of plaine shores or strondes Piaggietta a little medow or fine open field Piágnere as Piángere Piagnuto as Piangiuto Piagneuole as Piangeuole Piagnesterio a place of wailing whining or lamenting Piagnone a whining crying weeping fellow an hypocriticall fellow Pialla a plane such as carpenters vse to plane timber or boords with