Selected quad for the lemma: end_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
end_n	call_v	north_n	south_n	1,877	5	9.3096	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A46427	Mores hominum = The manners of men / described in sixteen satyrs by Juvenal, as he is published in his most authentick copy, lately printed by command of the King of France ; whereunto is added the invention of seventeen designes in picture, with arguments to the satyrs ; as also explanations to the designes in English and Latine ; together with a large comment, clearing the author in every place wherein he seemed obscure, out of the laws and customes of the Romans, and the Latine and Greek histories, by Sir Robert Stapylton, Knight.; Works. English. 1660	Juvenal.; Stapylton, Robert, Sir, d. 1669.; Hollar, Wenceslaus, 1607-1677.	1660 (1660)	Wing J1280; ESTC R21081	275,181	643

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42._o god_n apollo_n vers._n 46._o maculonus_n one_o of_o the_o peacock-praiser_n that_o accommodate_v the_o read_n poet_n with_o his_o house_n and_o furnish_v they_o with_o voice_n to_o cry_v they_o up_o but_o bestow_v nothing_o upon_o they_o verse_n 49._o pit_n by_o the_o pit_n and_o scaffold_n for_o the_o people_n and_o the_o orchestra_n for_o the_o nobility_n you_o may_v clear_o see_v that_o roman_a poet_n read_v their_o work_n upon_o a_o stage_n as_o solemn_o as_o our_o play_n be_v act_v and_o their_o audience_n be_v as_o great_a a_o instance_n whereof_o my_o author_n here_o give_v you_o in_o the_o poet_n statius_n to_o their_o dear_a thebais_n the_o people_n throng_n and_o to_o the_o sound_n of_o his_o enchant_a tongue_n when_o statius_n with_o the_o promise_n of_o a_o day_n o're-joye_n the_o town_n for_o in_o so_o sweet_a a_o way_n he_o read_v his_o poem_n that_o to_o hear_v it_o speak_v a_o lust_n affect_v the_o soul_n yet_o when_o he_o break_v the_o bench_n with_o strong_a 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parce_fw-fr gravi_fw-la metuende_fw-la thyrso_fw-la oh_o with_o fear_n my_o mind_n be_v possess_v fill_v with_o the_o god_n of_o wine_n my_o breast_n feel_v trouble_v joy_n oh_o iäccus_fw-la drop_v thy_o fear_a thyrsus_n spare_v i_o bacchus_n verse_n 80._o allecto_n that_o with_o her_o snake_n hiss_v turnus_n into_o distraction_n virg._n aeneid_n lib._n 7._o she_o be_v one_o of_o the_o infernal_a spirit_n that_o distract_v the_o mind_n of_o guilty_a person_n therefore_o call_v erinne_v by_o the_o greek_n the_o fury_n be_v wicked_a thought_n fraud_n and_o heinous_a crime_n of_o vicious_a man_n which_o day_n and_o night_n torment_v their_o conscience_n cic._n in_o orat._n pro_fw-la rosc._n verse_n 87._o rubren_n lappa_n a_o poor_a but_o a_o excellent_a tragic_a poet_n therefore_o my_o author_n think_v it_o just_a that_o he_o shall_v have_v as_o considerable_a a_o pension_n from_o the_o

frenzy_n commit_v a_o crime_n equal_a to_o nero_n when_o he_o write_v his_o troicks_n which_o juvenal_n urge_v as_o the_o great_a of_o his_o cruelty_n for_o they_o put_v he_o into_o a_o humour_n of_o set_v rome_n on_o fire_n only_o that_o he_o may_v sing_v his_o verse_n of_o troy_n burn_v by_o rome_n in_o the_o like_a condition_n last_o for_o the_o imperial_a crown_n of_o his_o impiety_n he_o charge_v the_o fact_n upon_o the_o christian_n condemn_v those_o poor_a innocent_n for_o that_o which_o he_o himself_o have_v do_v to_o be_v torture_v in_o pitch_v cassock_n fit_a for_o catiline_n and_o cethegus_n as_o juvenal_n here_o say_v that_o will_v have_v fire_v rome_n and_o therefore_o fit_a of_o all_o for_o nero_n that_o do_v it_o this_o torture_n be_v full_o describe_v in_o sat._n 1._o verse_n 285._o vindex_n c._n julius_n vindex_n governor_n in_o france_n the_o first_o mover_n in_o the_o rebellion_n against_o nero_n not_o upon_o his_o own_o score_n but_o upon_o the_o account_n of_o s._n sulpitius_n galba_n lieutenant_n in_o spain_n for_o who_o both_o vindex_n &_o virginius_n rufus_n governor_n in_o germany_n declare_v themselves_o and_o juvenal_n think_v all_o three_o have_v do_v well_o if_o they_o have_v declare_v against_o nero_n for_o the_o burn_a of_o rome_n and_o revenge_v in_o the_o first_o place_n his_o malice_n to_o his_o country_n verse_n 390._o parsley-crown_n nero_n in_o the_o isthmian_a prize_n have_v carry_v away_o the_o parsley-crown_n from_o the_o greek_a musick-master_n verse_n 292._o thyestes_n long_a train_n thyestes_n be_v son_n to_o pelops_n and_o hippodamia_n he_o to_o spite_v his_o brother_n atreus_n make_v he_o cuckold_n atreus_n to_o revenge_v himself_o first_o banish_v thyestes_n then_o repeal_v his_o banishment_n and_o feast_v he_o with_o the_o flesh_n of_o those_o son_n which_o he_o himself_o have_v beget_v upon_o the_o body_n of_o his_o wife_n aetope_n thyestes_n to_o out_o do_v his_o brother_n deflower_v his_o own_o daughter_n pelopea_n by_o who_o he_o have_v aegysthus_n that_o assist_v in_o the_o murder_n of_o agamemnon_n son_n to_o atreus_n in_o this_o tragedy_n of_o atreus_n so_o horrid_a that_o historian_n say_v the_o sun_n can_v not_o have_v patience_n to_o behold_v it_o but_o go_v back_o into_o the_o east_n nero_n play_v the_o part_n of_o thyestes_n and_o juvenal_n think_v that_o when_o the_o play_n be_v do_v nero_n may_v have_v hang_v the_o long_a vest_n which_o he_o act_v in_o upon_o the_o statue_n of_o his_o ancestor_n cn._n domitius_n as_o well_o as_o he_o hang_v upon_o the_o statue_n of_o augustus_n caesar_n the_o lute_n decree_v he_o by_o the_o judge_n of_o the_o musick-exercise_n he_o have_v first_o kiss_v and_o adore_v it_o suet._n verse_n 293._o antigone_n and_o menalippe_n tire_n that_o we_o may_v know_v nero_n act_v upon_o the_o stage_n both_o man_n and_o woman_n part_n my_o author_n bid_v he_o put_v upon_o the_o head_n of_o l._n domitius_n nero_n the_o tire_n in_o which_o he_o play_v antigone_n that_o lead_v her_o blind_a father_n oedipus_n as_o aforesaid_a and_o on_o the_o head_n of_o domitius_n aenobarbus_n to_o put_v the_o dress_n in_o which_o he_o play_v the_o part_n of_o menalippe_n get_v with_o child_n by_o neptune_n imprison_v by_o her_o father_n and_o in_o a_o stable_a deliver_v of_o a_o boy_n that_o be_v almost_o stifle_v with_o the_o stink_n of_o the_o place_n and_o therefore_o call_v baeothus_fw-la verse_n 296._o cethegus_n one_o of_o the_o conspirator_n with_o catiline_n that_o covenant_v to_o fire_n rome_n the_o barbarous_a gall_n do_v no_o more_o be_v this_o a_o design_n fit_a for_o roman_n and_o person_n of_o honour_n as_o they_o be_v verse_n 300._o pitch_a cassock_n made_n for_o poor_a christian_n see_v the_o end_n of_o the_o comment_n upon_o sat._n 1._o verse_n 302._o new_a man_n cicero_n enemy_n in_o scorn_n of_o his_o mean_a birth_n call_v he_o novus_fw-la homo_fw-la new_a man_n and_o the_o poor_a arpinate_a because_o he_o be_v bear_v among_o the_o 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victory_n nicopolis_n plutarch_n he_o reign_v fifty_o six_o year_n in_o his_o time_n learn_v flourish_v then_o in_o rome_n live_v virgil_n horace_n sallust_n hortensius_n athenodorus_n tarseus_fw-la and_o sitio_fw-la alexandrinus_n eutr_n lib._n 7._o but_o in_o juvenal_n opinion_n neither_o his_o conquest_n at_o land_n nor_o his_o sea-victory_n merit_v so_o much_o honour_n from_o his_o country_n as_o those_o service_n do_v in_o the_o gown_n by_o cicero_n verse_n 313._o marius_n another_o poor_a arpinate_a bear_v in_o the_o same_o town_n with_o cicero_n his_o father_n c._n marius_n and_o his_o mother_n fulcinia_n wrought_v for_o their_o live_n plut._n and_o so_o do_v he_o himself_o when_o he_o first_o come_v to_o the_o army_n juv._n the_o vine_n that_o pay_v he_o when_o the_o lazy_a cramp_n take_v his_o hand_n pallizado_a the_o camp_n after_o he_o be_v a_o soldier_n by_o degree_n he_o rise_v from_o one_o office_n to_o another_o till_o at_o last_o the_o consul_n metellus_n make_v he_o his_o lieutenant-generall_n in_o numidia_n where_o he_o take_v king_n jugurth_n and_o drive_v he_o into_o rome_n before_o the_o wheel_n of_o his_o triumphant_a chariot_n for_o which_o service_n the_o roman_n look_v upon_o he_o as_o the_o only_a great_a soldier_n able_a to_o defend_v they_o when_o they_o tremble_v at_o the_o invasion_n of_o the_o cimbrian_o and_o teuton_n he_o be_v then_o choose_v consul_n five_o time_n together_o in_o his_o five_o consulship_n when_o he_o have_v catulus_n for_o his_o colleague_n he_o overthrow_v the_o cimbrian_o and_o teuton_n he_o be_v defeat_v by_o sylla_n and_o hide_v himself_o in_o the_o minturnian_a fen_n in_o campania_n where_o he_o be_v find_v cast_v into_o a_o dungeon_n by_o the_o minturnian_n and_o a_o cimbrian_a scent_n to_o murder_v he_o but_o the_o executioner_n flee_v from_o the_o prisoner_n who_o eye_n as_o he_o say_v shoot_v forth_o a_o flame_n of_o fire_n then_o the_o town_n possess_v with_o the_o like_a fear_n suffer_v marius_n to_o 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