Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
day_n	december_n	hour_n	minute_n	6,433	5	13.1562	5	false

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A50669	Nomenclatura clericalis, or, The young clerk's vocabulary in English and Latine being a collection of several useful and necessary things digested into several sections, under proper heads, very necessary and useful, not only for young clerks, but also for young scholars, apothecaries, chirurgions, coroners, clerks of the peace, &c. and several other persons : in this vocabulary are several hundreds of English words rendred into Latine, not elsewhere to be found : and after all are several presidents of warrants, and other things useful for young clarks not in print in any other books / by George Meriton ...	Meriton, George, 1634-1711.	1685 (1685)	Wing M1807; ESTC R23284	120,503	430

being the eleventh day of November Festum Sancti Martini Episcopi in hyeme â—t Andrew being the thirtieth day of November Festum Sancti Andreae Apostoli â—dvent being always the nearest Sunday to St. Andrew's day either before or after Dies Dominica Adventus â—onception of our Lady being the eight day of December Festum Conceptionis Beatae Mariae Virginis â—ucy day being the Thirteenth day of December Festum Sanctae Luciae Virginis â—â— Thomas being the one and twentieth day of December Festum Sancti Thomae Apostoli â—hristmass being the five and twentieth day of December Festum Natalis Domini St. Stephen being the six and twentieth day of December Festum Sancti Stepâ— Protomartyris St. John being the seven and twentieth day of December Festum Sancti Johaâ— Evangelistae Innocents being the eight and twentieth day of December Festum Innocentiâ—â— Time Tempus n. Opportunity Opportunitas f. A Moment Momentum n. Eternity Aeternitas f. A short time or little time Paululum Tempus A long time Longum Tempus A Minute Minuta f. A Quarter of an Hour Quadrans horae Half an Hour Semihora f. An Hour Hora f. An Hour and an Half Sesquihora f. The space of two Hours Spatium duarum â—â—rum A Day Dies m. vel f. Daily Quotidie adv To Day HodiÃ¨ adv To Morrow Cras adv Yesterday Heri adv Heretofore Antea adv A Day and an Half Sesquidies m. vel f. â—he space of two Days Biduum n. vel Spatium duorum dierum â—reak of Day Diluculum n. â—un Rising Exortus m. â—orning Aurora f. â—he Forenoon Ante Meridiem â—oon Meridies m. â—fternoon Post Meridiem â—un setting Occasus m. â—vening Vesper m. â—wilight Crepusculum n. â—ight Nox f. Midnight Mesonyction n. â—ock Crowing Gallicinium n. An Holy-day Dies Festus A working Day Dies Infestus A Week Septimana f. A Weeks space Spatium unius Septimanae A Month Mensis m. A Months space Spatium unius Mensis A Quarter of a Year Trimestre Spatium Half a Year Semiannus m. A Year Annus m. â—eap Year Bissextilis Annus A Year and an Half Sesquiannus m. The space of a Year Spatium unius Anni â—pring Ver n. â—pring time Tempus Vernale â—ummer Aestas f. Summer time Tempus Aestivum Autumn Autumnus m. Winter Hyems f. Hilary Term Terminus Sancti â—larii This Term begins always on the three ã€ˆâ—Šã€‰ twentieth day of January unless it be Sundâ—â— and then it begins the day after and it alwâ—â—â— ends on the twelfth day of February unless it â— Sunday and then it ends the day after and hâ—â— four Retorns to wit Octabis Hilarii Quindena Hilarii Crastino Purificationis Octabis Purificationis Easter Term begins always on the Wednesâ—â—â— Fortnight after Easter Sunday and ends on â— Monday after Ascension day Easter Term Terminus Paschae This Term hath five Retorns to wit Quindena Paschae Tres Paschae Mense Paschae Quinque Paschae Crastino Ascensionis Trinity Term Terminus Sanctae Trinitatis This Term begins always on the Friday after â—â—inity-Sunday and ends the Wednesday Fortâ—â—ght after and hath four Retorns to wit Crastino Trinitatis Octabis Trinitatis Quindena Trinitatis Tres Trinitatis â—chaelmass-Term Terminus Sancti Michaelis This Term begins always on the Three and â—wentieth day of October unless it be Sunday â—â—d then it begins the day after and ends always the Eight and Twentieth day of November unit be Sunday and then it ends the day after hath Six Retorns to wit Tres Michaelis Mense Michaelis Crastino Animarum Crastino Martini Octabis Martini Quindena Martini SECT VI. Of the Bodies of Men Women and Children and â— several parts thereof as well External as Intenâ— together with the several Distempers Infirmities â— Diseases which they are often Subject to and â— of the Beauties and Deformities Humors Câ—â—stitutions and Inclinations of several Persons â— which are added the five senses and the Proâ—â— of Age from Infancy to old Age. THE Mind MEns f. The Soul Anima f. The Body Corpus n. A little Body Corpusculum n. Some Body Aliquis No-Body Nemo c. g. A dead Body Cadaver n. An Anatomy Anatomia f. A Skeleton Sceletos m. The fashion or form of the Body Lineamentum n. An Artery Arteria f. A Sinew or Nerve Nervus m. A Muscle Musculus m. A Tendon or great Nerve Tendon m. A Gristle Cartilago f. A Member Membrum n. A Vein Vena f. A Pore of the Body Porus m. The Head Caput n. Hair Crinis m. An Hair Capillus m. A Bush of Hair Caesaries f. A Lock of Hair Cirrus m. The soft Hair which first appeareth in Children Lanugo f. The parting of the Hair Capillorum discrimen The Fore-Top or Toppin Procotta f. â—ray-Hairs Cani Capilli â— little Head Capitulum n. â—he Crown of the Hâ—ad Vertex m. â—he Fore-Part of the Head Sinciput n. â—he Back-Part of the Head Occiput n. â—he Mould of the Head Bregma n. â—he Scull Scalp or Scawp which useth to be bald Calva f. â—he Hairy Scalp Pericranium n. â—he Suture or Seam in the Fore-Part of the Scull compassing the Forehead like a kind of an Half-Circle Coronalis Sutura â—e midst of the Scull Mesocranium n. â—e Brain-Pan Cranium n. â—e Hinder-Part of the â—the Brain Cerebellum n. The outward Skin of the Brain Dura Mater The Skin that wrappeth the Brain Pia Mater The Rine wherein the Brain lyeth Omentum n. The Brain Cerebrum n. The Brain-Tunnel Infundibulum Cerebrum The Vein of the Brains Vena Cervicalis The Head-Vein Vena Cephalica The Crown-Vein Vena Coronalis The Forehead Frons f. The Forehead-Vein Vena Frontalis The Temples Tempora n. pl. The Temple-Vein Vena Temporalis The two Muscles that are in the Temples Crotaphitae m. pl. The Face Facies f. The Countenance Vultus m. An Eye-Brow Supercilium n. The Hair on the Eye-Brows Palpebrae f. pl. The Eve-Lid Cilium n. The space between the Eye-Brows directly over the Nose Glabella f. An Eye Oculus m. A little Eye Ocellus m. The Compass or whole of the Eye Orbis m. The Corner of the Eye Hirquus m. The Ball or Apple of the Eye Pupilla f. The White of the Eye Albugo f. The uttermost Skin of the Eyes Superagnata Tunica Ocularis The Net-Membrane of the Eye Tunica retiformis Ocularis The little glassie Mâ—mbrane of the Eye Tunica vitrea Ocularis The Spider-Membrane of the Eye Tunica Aranca Ocularis The Pleuritick Membrane of the Eye Tunica Pleuritica Ocularis The Circle about the Eye of divers Colours Iris f. The Third Coat that compasseth the Eye wherein is the Hole by which we see Rhagoides f. The Sinews or Nerves of the Eyes Syzygia f. The Eye-Vein Vena Ocularis The Bones which are under the Eyes Hypopia f. The Apple of the Cheek or round Ball under the Eye Gena f. The Cheek-Bone Maxilla f. The hollow part of the Cheek that is puffed up by blowing Bucca f. The Cheek Mala f. A little Cheek Buccula f. The Nose Nasus m. The Bridge of the

Theocicuria f. Thetford Sitomagum n. Tilbury Tileburgum n. Tinmouth Tunnocelum n. Torcester Tripontium n. Totnes Totonesium n. Vttoxcester Erocetum n. Wallingford Caleva f. Warrington Rhigodunum n. Warwick Warwicum n. Weedon Bennaventa f. Weâ—mouth Vimutium n. Wilton Wiltonia f. Windsor Windesorium n. Wrotham Vagniacum n. Yarmouth Gariannonum n. St. Yves Fanum Sancti Yvonis Note Reader That there are abundance more Considerable and Remarkable Towns in England and Wales besides these before-named which have no Latine Names but have the same denomination both in English and in Latine and so I have omitted them Sunday Dies Dominicus Monday Dies Lunae Tuesday Dies Martis Wednesday Dies Mercurii Thursday Dies Jovis Friday Dies Veneris Saturday Dies Saturni January Januarius m. February Februarius m. March Martius m. April Aprilis m. May Maius m. June Junius m. July Julius m. August Augustus m. September September m. October October m. November November m. December December m. The first day of the Month Primus Dies The second day Secundus Dies The third day Tertius Dies The fourth day Quartus Dies The fifth day Quintus Dies The sixth day Sextus Dies The seventh day Septimus Dies The eighth day Octavus Dies The ninth day Nonus Dies The tenth day Decimus Dies The eleventh day Undecimus Dies The twelfth day Duodecimus Dies The thirteenth day Decimus tertius Dies The fourteenth day Decimus Quartus Dies The fifteenth day Decimus Qâ—â—ntus Dies The sixteenth day Decimus Sextus Dies The seventeenth day Decimus Sepâ—imus Dies The eighteenth day Decimus Octavus Dies The nineteenth day Decimus Nonus Dies The twentieth day Vicesimus Dies The one and twentieth day Vicesimus primus Dies The two and twentieth day Vicesimus Secundus Dies The three and twentieth day Vicesimus Tertius Dies The four and twentieth day Vicesimus Qâ—â—rtus Dies The five and twentieth day Vicesimus Qâ—intus Dies The six and twentieth day Vicesimus Sextus Dies The seaven and twentieth day Vicesimus Septimus Dies The eight and twentieth day Vicesimus Octavus Dies The nine and twentieth day Vicesimus Nonus Dies The thirtieth day Tricesimus Dies The one and thirtieth day Tricesimus Primus Dies New-years-day being the first day of January Festum Circumcisionis Domini Twelfth day being the sixth day of January Festum Epiphaniae Domini St. Hilary Bishop bâ—ing the thirteenth day of January Festum Sancti Hilarii Episcopi St. Agnes being the one and twentieth day of January Festum Sanctae Agnes Virginis The Conversion of St. Paul Festum Conversioâ—â— Sancti Pauli 25. â—â—nuarii Candlemas-day being the second day of February Festum Purificatioâ—â— Beatae Mariae Virgâ—nis Septuagesima Sunday being the third Sunday before Ashwednesday Septuagesima Domiâ—â—ca Sexagesima Sunday being the second Sunday before Ashwednesday Sexagesima Dominiâ—â— Quinquagesima Sunday being the Sunday before Ashwednesday Quinquagesima Doâ—â—nica Lent Tempus Quadrageâ—â—male Shrovetide Carnisprivium n. Ash-Wednesday Dies Cinerum Quadragesima Sunday being the next Sunday after Ash-Wednesday Quadragesima Domâ—nica The four Ember Weeks Jejunia quatuor Teâ—porum The First being Wednesday Friday â— Saturday next after Ash-Wednesday The Second is Wednesday Friday and Saturâ—â—y in Whitson-Week The Third is Wednesday Friday and Saturâ—â—y after Rood Day which is the fourteenth of â—â—ptember The Fourth is Wednesday Friday and Saâ—â—rday after Lucy-Day being the thirteenth day â—â— December â— Valentine Festum Sancti Valentini Episcopi Martyris 14. Februarii â— Mattbias Festum Sancti Matthiae Apostoli This is always the four and twentieth day of â—â—bruary unless it be Leap Year and then it is â—e five and twentieth day â— David's day being the first day of March Festum Sancti Davidis Episcopi â—â—dy-day being the five and twentieth day of March Festum Annuntiationis beatae Mariae Virginis â—â—lm-Sunday being Sunday before Easter Dominica in Ramis Palmarum Maunday-Thursday being the Thursday before Easter Dies Mandati â—â—od Friday Dies Parasceues â—â—ster Festum Paschae Easter-Monday Dies Lunae in Septiâ—â—na Paschae Easter-Tuesday Dies Martis in Sepâ—â—mana Paschae Low Sunday being the Sunday after Easter Dies Dominica in Aâ—â— St. George being the three and twentieth day of April Festum Sancti Geoâ—â—â— Martyris St. Mark being the five and twentieth day of April Festum Sancti Mâ—â— Evangelistae May-day Festum Sanctoâ—â— Apostolorum Phâ—pi Jacobi St. Ellenmass being the third day of May Festum Inventâ—â—â— Sanctae Crucis Rogation Sunday being the fifth Sunday after Easter Dies Dominica Râ—â—â—tionum St. John Port-Latine being the sixth day of May Festum Sancti Johâ—â—ante Portam â—â—nam Holy-Thursday being Thursday seven-night before Whitsontide Festum Ascensionis â—â—mini Whitsontide Festum Pentecostes Monday in Whitsontide-week Dies Lunae in Septâ—â—â—na Pentecostes Tuesday in Whitsontide-week Dies Martis in Septiâ—â—na Pentecostes Trinity-Mass Festum Sanctae Trinitatis â—pus-Christi day being â—lways the Thursday after Trinity Sunday Dies Corporis Christi Barnabas being the Eleventh day of June Festum Sancti Barnabae Apostoli Martyris â—dsummer-day being the four and twentieth day â—f June Festum Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptistae â— Peter being the nine and twentieth day of June Festum Sanctorum Petri Pauli Apostolorum â— Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Festum Visitationis Beatae Mariae Virginis â— Thomas being the â—eventh day of July Festum Translationis Sancti Thomae Martyris â— Swithin being the â—fteenth day of July Festum Sancti Swithini Episcopi â—-days bâ—ginning the â—ineteenth day of July â—nd ending the six and â—wentieth day of August Dies Caniculares â— James being the five â—nd twentieth day of July Festum Sancti Jacobi Apostoli â—udlin-day being the two â—nd twentieth day of â—uly Festum Sanctae Mariae Magdalenae Lammas being the first day of August Festum Sancti Petti Vincula Assumption of our Lady being the fifteenth day of August Festum Assumptiâ—â— Beatae Mariae Viâ—nis St. Bartholomew being the four and twentieth day of August Festum Sancti Barâ—â—â—lomaei Apostoli St. Laurence being the tenth of August Festum Sancti Laurâ—â— Martyris St. Cuthbert being the fourth day of September Festum Translatiâ—â— Sancti Cuthberti Nativity of our Lady being the eighth day of September Festum Nativitatis â—atae Mariae Virgiâ— Holy-Rood day being the fourteenth day of September Festum Exaltatiâ—â— Sanctae Crucis St. Matthew being the one and twentieth day of September Festum Sancti Maâ—â— Apostoli Eâ—aâ—listae Michaelmass being the nine and twentieth day of September Festum Sancti Midâ—lis Archangeli St. Luke being the Eighteenth day of October Festum Sancti ã€ˆâ—Šã€‰ Evangelistae St. Crispin being the five and twentieth day of October Festum Sancti Criâ— Martyris â—t Simon and Jude being the eight and twentieth day of October Festum Sanctorum Simonis Judae Apostolorum Alhallontide being the first day of November Festum omnium Sanctorum â—ll Souls being the second day of November Festum omnium Animarum â—un-powder Treason being the fifth day of November Conjuratio Sulphurea detecta â—artinmass

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