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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

this measure descriued by Glarian is three ynthes the dept 2. ynches which conteyneth the weight of a Romaine pounde in wine or water It it also an herbe hauing leaues lyke Camomell and a flower yealow in fashion lyke an oxe eye Of this be diuers kinds one is Buphthalmos an other Cotula faetida Coturnix coturnîcis pen. prod f. g. Ouid. A quaile Plinie wryteth that he is not seene vntill the ende of summer and then fliyng ouer the sea gather in flockes This byrde is thought to feede on venimous seedes and therefore not to be very holsome Cotyla Vide COTVLA Cotyle les f. g. The hollownesse of a cuppe the ioynt of ones thigh after Erasinus the hollow part of the hande Cotyledon pen. pro. Paruula herba Pli. Vmbelicus veneris Coumus couíni m. g. pen. prod Luca. A chariot for warre armed with hookes to hurt and cut all that it passeth by Falcifer couinut Silius Couinarius Tacit. The chariot man that ruleth it Cous a um Denominatiuū à Co insula Hippocratis patria Vnde Coum vinum Cic. Purpura Coa Horat. Coxa coxae f. g. Cels The hippe or huckle bone the haunch the ioynt of the hippe Sometyme the sciatike Coxendix coxéndicis pen. cor f. g. Varro Idem Coxendicis morbus The sciatica C R Crabro crabrônis m. g. Plin. A great waspe called an hornet Spicula crabronum Ouid. The stinges Asper crabro Virg. Irritare crabrones Plaut To meddle with a waspe to begin with him that will doe vs harme Cracutae Dogges ingendred of woolues and dogges Crambe crambes f. g. Plin. A kinde of colewortes Cranos siue cranium nij n. g. The skull Crapula crápulae pen. cor Plin. Surfet drunkennesse or any disease comming of surfetting Discutere crapulas Plin. Exhalare crapulam Cicero To vomit or sleepe away hys drunkennesse Edormiscere crapulam Plaut To sleepe out his drunkennesse to sleepe himselfe sober Obdormire crapulam Plaut Idem Cras Aduerbium significans Die proximè futuro Cicer. To morow in time commyng Dic mihi cras istud Posthume quando venit Mart. When commeth that morow Cras mane surgendum Hor. We must rise earely to morow Hesternum cras Persius Crastinus adiectiuum pen. cor Perteyning to to morowe vt Dies crastinus Liu. To morow Aetas crastina Stat. The tyme to come Crastinus fructus Plin. New fruite Crastina hora. Virg. The next day following In crastinum differre Cic. To deferre till to morrow In crastinum vocare Vide IN. Crastino as To delay from day to day Crastinò Aduerbium Idem quod Cras. Gel. Crassamentum Crassescere Crassesco c. Vide CRASSVS Crassus Adiectiuum Fatte fleshie thicke grosse dull blockishe blunt Aer crassus concretus Cic. Thicke Crassa Liquida contraria sunt Lucret. Aer crassissimus Cic. Very thicke and grosse Agri crassi Cic. Fatte and battle fieldes Aquae crassae Ouid. Arbores pedes duos crassae Cato Two foote thicke Crassa radice frutex Plin. With a bigge roote Crassum coelū Tenue cōtraria Ci. A grosse ayre thicke Caligo crassa Cic. Caligine crassus Virg. Compedes crassae Plaut Heauie or weightie fetters Corpus crassum Lucret. Cruor crassus Virg. Farrago crassa Virg. Flumina crassa Stat. Crassus homo Terent. Grosse and fatte Infortunium crassum Plaut Maceria crassa Crassus paries Cato Colum. Thicke Leo mole crassa Claud. Crassis paludibus alni nascuntur Virg. Puluis crassus Stat. Sanguis crassus Plin. Sanies crassa Claud. Telum crassum sanguine Stat. Crassae tenebrae Cic. Terra crassissima regio mundi Cic. Toga crassa Horat. A thicke gowne Venenum crassum Sil. Vmbra crassa Sil. Vnguentum crassum Horat. ¶ Crassa Minerua aliquid facere Horat. Homely with a grosse and blunt witte nothing exactly Crassàmen pen. prod crassáminis n. g. Colu. The thicknesse of any thing Crassamentum ti n. g. Gellius Surculi duo erant pari crassamento Of lyke thicknesse Crassitûdo pen. prod crassitúdinis f. g. Plin. Fatnesse thicknesse grossenesse Referre crassitudinem mellis Cels To be as thick as hony Aeris crassitudo Cic. Mellis crassitudo Celsus Crassitudo parietum quinque pedum Caesar Punctus in quo nulla omnino crassitudo sit Cic. Crassesco crassescis crassescere Colu. To waxe bigge thicke fatte or full of fleshe Nec aliunde magis quàm purgamentis eius suis crassescunt Plin. Waxe fatte Nec crassescat in nubes Plin. That it thicken not into a clowde Crassè Aduerbium Colum. Thickly Intrinsecus extrinsecus crassè picari Crassè compositum aliquid Horat. Grossely homely and rudely made Crassities ei f. g. Thickenesse grossenesse fatnesse Crastino Crastinus Vide CRAS Crataegonon siue Crataeogonon pe cor n. g. Genus herbae Ruellius sayth it is the seconde kinde of Persicaria called of the Frenchmen Curage in English Arsesmart Crater cratêris pen. prod m. gen in accusatiuo cratêrem vel cratêra Vnde nominatiuus cratêra cratérae Virg. A great cuppe or boule of plate Crater ahenus Virg. Argenti crateres Pers Siluer cuppes Caelatus crater Ouid. A grauen cuppe Capax vrnae crater Iuuenal Delicatus crater Cic. Crater impressus signis Virg. Grauen or wrought Inauratus crater Ouid. Magnus crater Virg. Crater auro solidus Virg. A cuppe massie of golde Vacui mero crateres Stat. Vetus cratéra Horat. Magno cratere lacessere aliquem Val. Flac. To quaffe to one in a great cuppe Sistitur argento crater Ouid. A siluer cuppe is set on the table ¶ Crater Ouid. A platter to bring meate to the table and a vessell that it is dressed in ¶ Crater Plin. iun. A bason of a water cundite whereinto the water runneth out of the cockes Sometyme a hole in the toppe of the mountaine Aetna Craterra rae f. g. Varro A bucket to take vp water Crates cratis foem gen Liu. The watling of houses wyth roddes also hurdels Crates ficariae Cato Crates stercorariae Cato Cratibus recta facta Liu. ¶ Crates Virg. An harrow or dragge to breake cloddes Dentata crates Plin. An harrow with teeth ¶ Aeratae crates Stat. Arbuteae crates Virg. Rara crates Iuuenal Textae crates Hor. Hurdels Vimineae crates Virg. Hurdels Fauorum crates soluere Virg. ¶ Spinae crates Ouid. The chine of the backe ¶ Crates A grate of yron or wood Cratícula lae f. g. pen. cor Diminutiuum Mart. A gredyron Cratitius Adiect Made like hurdels vt Craticij parietes Vitru Wat●ed walles Cratio cratis cratire Plin. To couer with grates or hurdels to wattle Also to harrow Craticula Vide CRATES Cratio cratis cratire Vide CRATES Crauron A disease in cattayle when by a hoate humour falling into theyr bodye out of theyr heades theyr lyghtes doe rotte Crea ae foem gen The shinne of the legge behinde which the calle is Creatio Creator Creatus c. Vide CREO Creber crebra crebrum Virg. Often frequente accustomed standing thicke as trees Crebri ad terram decidunt Plau. Many fall to the ground

alicui in re secunda Plaut In prosperitie to turne his hornes agaynst one to hurt him ¶ Cornua addere pauperi Vide ADDO ¶ Cornu arcus Vir. A bow or the horne of a bowe Flexile cornu curuare Ouid. To bende his bowe Lentare cornua Stat. Idem Lenta flectere cornua Idem Ouid. ¶ Vngula solida cornu Virg. Whole ●oofed ¶ Corn arcus Virg. A horne a trumpet Rauco strepuerunt cornua cantu Virg. Inflexo tibia cornu Ouid. Tibia inflato cornu Ouid. Torua cornua Persius Magna cornua sonare ac vincere tubas Horat. Occanere cornua ac tubas Sentius iussit Tacit. Cornucopiae Indeclinabile Plin. Abundaunce of all things Copia diuitae cornu Seneca aurea fruges Italiae pleno diffudit copia cornu Horat. Cornesco cornescis cornéscere Pli. To waxe harde as horne Cornículum pen. corr Diminutiuum Plin. A little horne a gift giuen to souldiours Córnicen pen. cor cornícinis pen. cor Iuuenal A blower in a horne Cornicines tubicinésque in equos impositos canere ante vallum iubet Liu. Córniger nígera rum pen. cor Adiect Pli. Horned al things bearings hornes Cerui cornigeri Ouid. Caput cornigerum Ouid. Fluuius corniger Virg. Corniger taurus Cic. Cornigenus a um Of the kinde that hath hornes Córnipes pen. cor cornípedis pen. corr om ge That hath an harde or hornie hoofe vt Faunus cornipes Oui. Equus cornipes Virg. Cornipedes substantiuè etiā dicūtur equi tantū Sil. Horses Cornútus pen. prod Adiect Varro That hath hornes Cornutam bestiam petis Plaut Thou settest on him that will doe the hurt Corneus Adiect vt Corneum rostrum Cic. Of or like horne Arcus corneus Ouid. Corneus color Plin. Like the colour of horne Ora coronea Ouid. A byrdes bill Cornipeta A beast that striketh with his hornes Cornéolus pen. cor Diminut. Cic. Hard like horne Cornus huius cornus vel corni f. g. quartae secundae declinationis Pli. A tree whereof is the male and the female the male is not in England and may be called long cherye tree The female of some is called dogge tree that bouchers make prickes of bona bello Cornus Virg. Good to make speares of Armata ferro gracili cornus Senec. A dart hauing a heade of yron Validam cornum torquere Sil. Cornū corni n. g. Fructus corni The fruit of Cornus which is not in England the French men call it Cornoiles Autumnalia corna Ouid. Lapidosa Virg. Full of Kernels Rubicunda Horat. Syluestria Horat. Corneus Adiect Of the Corneile tree vt Cornea virga Plau. A rodde of that tree Cornea pyxis Plin. Venabula cornea Ouid. Virgulta cornea Virg. Corneolus A little Corneile tree Cornetum ti n. g. A groue where the trees cornus grow Colurnus Aliud adiect Vide suo loco Corolla Corollarium Vide CORONA Corona corónae pen. pro. A crowne a chaplet a garlande a companie of men standing round togither A circle about the moone Coronae floreae roseae Plaut Garlandes of flowers ¶ Aurea corona Cic. Duplex gemmis auróque Virg. Festa Ouid. Florente corona cinctus Ouid. Gemmifera corona Val. Flac. Graciles coronae Iuuenal Insignis gemmis corona Virg. A crowne richly adourned with precious stones Marcentes coronae Claud. Withered garlands Muralis corona Sili Lucret. A garlande giuen to him that first scaled the wailes Naualis Virg. Giuen to him that first boorded a shippe Nexae vel nexiles coronae Horat. Obsidionalis corona Liu. A garlande giuen to a capitaine that raysed a siege Oleaginea Gell. Oualis Vide Oualis in OVO Populea Horat. Querna Ouid. Roseae coronae Claud. Garlandes of roses Sutiles Ouid. Virides Virg. ¶ Capere coronam insigni cum laude Lucret. Coronam ciuicam dare Cic. Vide CIVICVS Iam ipsae defluebant coronae Cice. The garlands fell from their heades De●racta capillis corona Ouid. Donari corona Horat. Exornare aliquem corona Iuuen. Fusae per colla coronae Oui. Habere coronā in capite Cic. Imponere coronam alicui Cic. Induere cratêra corona Virg. To set a garland on a cup. Inumbrare ora coronis Lucret. Coronam moerere Virg. Regni coronam cum sceptro mittere Virg. Nectere alicui coronam Hor. To make a garland for one Insignem coronam petere suo capiti Lucret. Pingere tempora coronis Ouid. To set a garlande on his heade Premere crinem corona Stat. Idem Plexis coronis redimire caput Lucret. To trim his heade with platted garlandes Vincire tempora corona Horat. ¶ Corona Cic. A companie or assemble of men Corona turba Cic. Clamor coronae Horat. Socia corona Claud. The trayne that accompanieth one Muros corona cingere Virg. To compasse with souldiours to besiege Corona cingere aliquem Lucan To compasse Inter lucet corona spissa viris Virg. Spissa corona vallata moenia Sil. A thicke companie ¶ Corona Signum erat seruorum vaenalium ideóque sub coronis venire dicebantur Caesar A garland that bonde men wore when they were solde ¶ Coronae Vitru The water tables or copings of walles Corolla lae f. g. Diminutinū Plin. A little crowne or garland Indistinctis corollis flores plexos ferre Catul. Floridis corollis redimi●a domus Catul. Soluere de sua fronte corollas Propert. Corollarium rij n. g. The addition or aduauntage aboue measure the ouerplus Corollaria Cicer. Little giftes giuen to people at feastes or common playes Corôno corónas pen. pro. coronâre Pli. To crowne to set a garlande on Aditū custode coronare Vit. To beset the entry round c. Cratera coronare Virg. To couer or to set garlandes on the cuppes Collum coronat pluma Lucret. Sylua coronat aquas Ouid. A wood compasseth the waters Victoria coronat fron de aliquem Horat. Corónans pen. prod Participium Horat. Coronatus pen. prod Aliud Participium Propert. Crowned hauing a garlande Capilli coronati Ouid. Boues capite coronato Tibul. Frons coronata Ouid. Coronarius vel Coronaria coronariae Pli. He or she that maketh garlandes Coronarius Adiectiuum Cic. That belongeth to garlandes or crownes Coronariae herbae Plin. Coronarium opus Pli. A worke made round like a garland Aurum coronarium Cice. A present of gold giuen to emperours vnder the title to make a crowne Coronamentum ti n. g. Pli. Violets roses and other flowers to make a garlande Coroneola lae f. g. Plin. A kinde of roses Coronis pen. prod corónidis pen. cor Martial The nose of a shippe the end extreeme part or toppe of a thing The conclusion That which finisheth V●que ad coronidem Euen to the ende Et mage principio grata coronis erit Martial The ende shal be more pleasant than the beginning Coronopus pen. cor coronópodis pe cor m. g. Plin. Herba By the discription of Dioscorides and Theophraste some suppose to be dent de lyon Fuchsius sayth it is called Pes cornicis and Sanguinaria because it stenteth

pestis patriae Ci. A person that is a fiend and deadly plague to his countrie Funesta Reip. pestis Ci. ¶ Acerba pestis Virg. Adulta pestis Vide ADOIEO Blanda pestis luxuria Sen. B●ot is a pleasant plague Capitalis pestis Vide CAPVT Corporeae pestes Virg. Fluidae contagia pestis Lucan Quae ex sanie cadaueris fluente creabatur Gelidae pestes Luca. Cold poysons Sic vocat serpentes pestiferas Improuisior grauiorue pestis fuit Tacit. Insolita pestis Sen. Noxia pestis Lucan Numerosa Sen. Saeua Lucan Vulcana Sil. The fire ¶ Noua pestis adest Ouid. Auertere pestem Cic. To kepe away the occasion of plague or pestilence Concepta aestu pestis Vide CONCIPIO Conferre pestem Vide CONFERO. Consumptus à peste Vide CONSVMO Depellere pestem Virg. Toto descendit corpore pestis Virg. The infection went into his whole bodye Rapidam pestem diffundunt ignes Sil. Belli pestem euadere Virg. Illigatus peste interimor Ci. Importare pestem Cic. Vide IMPORTO Incessit pestis Colum. The plague came Inuadit pestis in vitam hominum Cic. A mischiefe entereth into mans life Latens ossibus pestis Val. Flac. Pestem aliquam machinari in omnes Cic. To woorke some mischiefe towarde all Meditari pestem alicui Virgil. To deuise some mischiefe towarde one Minitari pestem Liu. Tam detestabilis pestis nulla est quae non homini ab homine nascatur Cic. Oppetere pestem Plaut Pestilentia pestilentiae foe gen Idem Plin. The pestilence the plague the foule euill Senes minimè sentire pestilentiam Plin. Pestilentia Solis obscuratione contrahitur Plin. Graui pestilentia conflictari Caes To be vexed with a great plague Annus infamis pestilentia Vide INFAMIS Vrentis pestilentiae malum Liu. Oratio plena veneni pestilentiae Catul. Talke ful of poyson and pestilence ¶ Abijt pestilentia Vide ABEO. Afferre pestilentiam Vide AFFERO Coorta pestilentia Liu. The pestilence begun Pestilentiam facere valet quod egerit sus aegra Colu. The dung of a si●ke sowe may cause the plague Incidit pestilentia grauis in vrbē Vide INCIDO pen. cor Terrere animos pestilentia Cic. Péstilens p. cor huius pestilētis om g. cui Salubre opponitur Cic. Plagye pestilent vnholsome that ingendreth pestilence Pestilentes Salubres partes agrorum contraria Cic. Africus pestilens Hor. Grauis pestilens aspiratio Cice. A stinking pestilent vapour the drawing in of an vnholesome and s●inking breach or ayre Inuidia pestilens Sen. Ventus horribilis atque pestilens Catul. Péstifer penult cor Adiect That bringeth pestilence mortall deadly that bringeth death destructiō vnwholsom vt Fulmen pestiferum Fest A lightning signifiyng plage to come Taurorum sanguis pestifer potu Pliu. Bull●s bloud is poysonous and mortall to be dronke Aer pestifer Claud. A very vnholesome and pes●ilent ayre Amor pestifer Sen. Aqua pestiferae Val. Flac. Arma pestifera Sen. Bellum pestiferum Cic. Mortall and deadly warre Calor p●stifer Plin. Ciues pestiferi Cic. Pernicious and very naughty citizens Pestifera exhalatio Plin. A pestilent vapour Fames pestifera Ouid. Gaudium pestiferum Liu. Ignis pestifer Ouid. Manus pestifera Ouid. Crudelis pestifer reditus alicuius Ci. Ones return shewing much crueltie and destruction of men A pestiferis nocentibus rebus refugere Cic. Pestifer ac funestus Tribunatus Cic. Venter pestifer Ouid. Venenata pestifera vipera Cic. Virus pestiferum Ouid. Vitia pestifera luxuria auaritia crudelitas Cic. Pernicious vices Pestiferus pen. cor Aliud adiectiuum Idem vt Sudor pestiferus Cels A concagious and pernicious sweate Pestífere pe cor Aduerbium Cic. Mischieuously pernicious●y with great hurt and danger of other Pestílitas pen. cor pestilitâtis f g. Idem quod pestis Lucret. Petalides Fat hogges Petalismus A kinde of banishing in the citie of Syracuse practised by writing the name of the partie in oliue leaues like as in Athēs they did in shels wherof came Ostrocismus Petalum li n. g. A leafe a thinne plate Petasites A kinde of clots or burres the butter burre hauing a leafe like an hatte Petasio petasiônis m. g. Varro A gāmon or flitch of bacon Petaso pen. cor petasónis m. g. Idem Mart. Petasunculus penu cor Diminutiuum Iuue. A little gammon of bacon Petasus pétasi pen. cor m. g. Plaut An hat A round couering of an house After some a boote or stertup Petasâtus pen. prod Adiectiuum Sue That weareth an hatte and after other booted Petaurum huius petauri n. g. Mart. A cord a staffe a bourd or other thing whereon light persons doe daunce or try maistries Also a roust whereon poultry sit Also a single or cleft bourde wherewyth houses are couered A kinde of game wherein men by rolling of wheeles were cast vp aloft Petaurista petauristae m. g Varro A tumbler Petesco siue Petisco Petesso Vide PETO petis Petigo pen. prod petíginis f. g. Lucil. A tetter running ouer a mans face a ring worme Petilius Pli. A flower growing among brembles in the latter ende of sommer is like a wilde rose with fiue small leaues Petimen timinis ne g. A disease in the shoulder of an horse which I thinke to be a facion Petitia A certaine kinde of fruite Petiolus pen. cor Diminutiuum est à pede A little foote Petiolus Colum. The stalke of an apple or other fruite Peto petis petiui petitum pen. pro. pétere To aske humbly to desire to haue to couet to seeke for to make sute or labour for to take or chose out to strike to profer to strike to offer to giue a blow to assault or set vpon violently to get or attaine to lay wayte to go to to rehearse or mention Perere ab aliquo eum rogare Cic. Maiorem in modum peto atque contendo vt c. Ci. I pray and desire you most hartily that c. Precibus omnibus petere Caesar To desire as earnestly as one can possyblie Precatio aliquid petere Liui. To desire in way of intreatie Cupidè petere aliquid Horat. Cupidissime aliquid petere Caesar Cupienter petere Plaut Statim petere Cic. Instanter petere Plin. iun. Supplex te peto Virg. I humbly desire you Per amicitiam petere Horat. To desire for the friendshippes sake that is betweene vs. Habes tota quod mente petisti Virg. Aliquid apertê petere Cic. ¶ Aequa petere Ouid. Auxilium petere Terent. Auxilium sibi per me à vobis petunt Cice. They will me in their behalfe to sue to you to helpe them Petere auxilium contra aliquem Caesar Auxilium vestras manus peto Cic. Beneuolentiam iudicis petere Quint. Colloquiū petere Caes To require to common or talke with Fidei commissum petere Quint. To require that hee left in ones handes to keepe Congressus alicuius petere Virg. To desire to come togither and talke with one Consilium petere

Colum. Vti rebus venereis Cic. To be a lechour to vse carnall lust of the body Venustus Aliud adiect Cic. Beautifull faire delectable pleasant to the eye sightly Homo venestus Catul. Vultus venustus Ter. Vultus pucher magis quàm venustus Suet. Gestus corporis venustus Cic. A pleasant gesture ¶ Venstuus Qui. Plesant delectable hauing a good grace Venustus vrbanus Cic. Delectable and pleasant Sermo vrbanus venustus Cic. Sententia dulcis venusta Cic. Venustum ad aspectum Cic. Pleasant to beholde Venústulus pe cor Adiect Diminut. Plaut Somewhat fayre or pleasant Venustas venustátis f. g. Ter. Beauty fairenesse Sightlinesse A grace or pleasantnesse in speaking delectable vtterance Venustas pulchritudo corporis Cic. Vultus multam affertum dignitatem tum venustatem Cic. Festiuitas venustas dicendi Cic. Pleasantnesse and grace in talke Lepôre venustate affluens Cice. Full of delectablenesse and pleasant grace Agere cum dignitate venustate Cic. Venustè Aduerb Caelius ad Cic. Pleasantly properly with a trimme grace Venusto aui are To ornate or make beautifull Vepres vepris tam in singulari quàm in plurali generis masculini est secundum Probum foemini secundum Pricianum A brier or bramble Lepus vepre latens Ouid. Septum vndique vestitum vepribus dumetis sepulchrum Cic. Densi vepres Plin. Hirsuti seuerunt corpora vepres Virg. Sparsi rocabant sanguine vepres Virg. Incendere vepres Virg. Veprécula vepréculae pen. cor Diminut. Cic. A little bryer a little bremble Veprêtum pepréti pen. pro. Colum. A place full of bryers a a bryer bushe Ver veris n. g. The spring time Ver in tres partes diuiditur Nouum adultum praeceps Vide ADVLTVS The beginning the middle the ende Primo vere Plin. At the beginning of the spring Vere nouo Idem Virg. Nubiferi veris inconstantia Lucan Veris initium Cic. ¶ Aquosum ver Stat. Floricomum Auienus Benignum Sen. Floriferum Auson Breue Ouid. Imbriferum Virg. Comans Virg. Iucundum Catul. Nidificum Sen. Wherein birdes make their nestes Nimbosum Iuuen. Odoriferum Virg. Placidum Virg. Purpuerum Virg. Bringing foorth stoore of fayre purple flowers Tepidi veris tempora Ouid. Sudum Virg. Vdo vere madent terrae Virg. ¶ Adolescit ver Tac. Spring time groweth toward an ende Ver agebat orbis Virg. Appetit ver Cato Is at hand Incipit ver Cic. Beginneth Ineunte vere Cic. At the beginning of spring Madidum ver incipit Iuuen. Rubens ver Virgli The spring bringeth foorth faire redde flowers Tepens Ouid. Vernus Adiect Of the spring time vt verni flores Plin. Flowers in the spring time Aequinoctium vernum Plin. Aura verna Ouid. Flos vernus Tibul. Rosa verna Propert. Sol vernus Ouid. Species verna dici Lucret. The beautie of the spring time Tempus vernum Hor. The spring Verno sine substantiuo Pli. Eius radices crescere hyeme verno autem cum apparuerit viola minui Verno vernas vernâre Mart. To spring as herbes do to burgen Also to sing cheerefully as birds doe Quum vernant exundant nouis foetibus apes Col. When bees begin to breede and bring forth new swarmes Quum tibi vernarent dubia lanugine malae Mar. When the yong mosie heare began first to spring on thy chinne Ager vernans Mar. A field beginning to spring with grasse ▪ and flowers Arbores venantes Plin. Trees beginning to burgen Humus vernat Ou. The ground waxeth greene with grasse Nemus vernat Sen. Syluae vernantes Sen. Caelum vernans Plin. A faire pleasant weather ¶ Anguis vernat Plin. A snake is of colour greene ¶ Vernāt auiculae Plau. Birdes begin to sing in the spring Auis vernat indocili gutture Ouid. Vernátio vernatiônis Pli. The olde skin of an adder that he casteth in the spring Sometime age Anguinae vernationis membrana Pli. Veracitas c. Vide VERVM Veratrum verárri pe pro. Herba quae Helleborum dicitur Plin. Pers Vide HELLEBORVS Veratrum album Veratrum nigrum Cels Verax verâcis Vide VERVM Verbalis le Vide VERBVM Verbas●um Herba Pli. Dicitur phlomos An herbe wherof be two kindes one of which is supposed Molin or long worte the other primerose Verbena verbénae pen. prod Pli. The herbe Veruin Sometime any leaues sodainly gathered to garnish houses or temples are called Verbenae Pingues verbenas adolere Virg. Castis verbenis vincta ara Hor. Vincti tempora verbena Virg. Verbenâca verbenácae pen. prod Herba eadem quae verbena dicitur Plin. Verbenarius An harald or ambassadour which ware on his head a garland of Veruen when he was sent to the enimies Verber vérberis pe cor n. g. Quint. A small long sticke or yarde a wande to beate with a scourge a whippe Turbo agitur verbere per sola plana Tibul. The top is dryuen in plaine places with a scourge Illi instant verbere torto Virg. Ictu verberis increpuit equos Ouid. Hee whipt the horses forwarde Crudeli verbere lacerauit mea terga Ouid. Crudo verbere mugit forum Stat. The common place ringeth with lashes of the whip Saeuum verber Lucan Saeuire verbere Ouid. Recto verbere saeuus scorpius Luca. The scorpion striking cruelly with his tayle ¶ Verbera nonnunquam pro ipsa verberatione siue pro ictibus accipimus Ter. Strokes stripes Tergum foedum recentibus vestigijs verberum Liu. With the fresh printes of the stripes Densa verbera Stat. Thicke strokes Inania Claud. Saeua Virg. Surdo verbere caedit hominem mens conscia sceleris Vide SVRDVS ¶ Accipere verberibus Cic. To beate ¶ Animad uertere verberibus Salust To punish by beting Caedere aliquem verberibus Cic. To beate Castigare verberibus Ci. Idem Coercere aliquem verberibus Cic. Idem Deterreri verberibus Cic. Ferre verbera in aliquem Ouid. To beate on to lay stroks on Ferre verbera alicuius Ouid. To suffer one to beate him Formidare verbera Stat. Multare aliquem verberibus Tac. To beate Necare aliquem verberibus Cic. Negare se verberibus Tib. To deny or refuse to be beaten Pati verbera Tibul. Lenta verbera pati Virg. Praebere manus verberibus Ouid. Sindentia verbera pectus Sil. Sonant saeua verbera Virg. The stripes ring Stare ad verbera Ouid. To stande ready to be beaten Subeunt verbera manus tenerae Ouid. The tender hands are beaten ¶ Radiorum verbera Lucret. The vehement heate of the sunne beames Ventorum verbera vitare Lucret. To eschew the vehement blastes of winde Linguae verbera Ho. Chidings rating wordes Verbero vérberas pen. cor verberâre Li. To beate to punish to strike Virgis oculi verberabantur Cic. Pulsari verberari Cic. Vngula sonante vrbem verberat eques Ho. The horseman rydeth vp and downe the streetes of the citie Manifesto verberari Vide MANIFESTVS Ora verberat manu Propert. He beateth or striketh his face with his hande Verberare