Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
heart_n	artery_n	spirit_n	vital_a	3,442	5	11.1088	5	true

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

Nose Interfinium The Gristle of the Nose Cartilago Nasilis The Nostril Naris f. The hairs within the Nostrils Vibrissae f. pl. The snot or snivel of the Nose Mucus m. An Ear Auris f. The Ear-lap Lobus m. The Ear-lid or upper part of the Ear Pinnula f. The holes or open passages of the Ears Aurium Meatus Ear wax Cerumen n. The Ear-Vein Vena Auricularis The Nose-Vein Vena Nasilis A Lip Labrum n. A little Lip Labellum n. A Kernel behind the Ears Parotis A Waxing-kernel Chalaza f. A Hair-Lip Labium Fâ—ssile The Lip-Veins Venae Labiales The Mustaches or hair on the upper Lip Mustax m. A Beard Barba f. A little Beard Barbuâ—a f. A long Beard Barba promâ—ssa The Mouth Os n. A little Mouth Oscillum n. The Jaw-Bone Mandibula f. The Gum in which the Teeth are set Gingiva f. The Flesh about the Gums Epulis f. A Tooth Dens m. The Chaps Chaps or Chafts Fauces f. pl. The Row of Teeth Sepes Dentium The upper Teeth Superiores Dentes The under Teeth Inferiores Dentes The Cheek-Teeth or Axel-Teeth Dentes Molares The Eye-Teeth Canini Dentes The Fore-Teeth Primores Dentes The two Teeth that grow last of all Sophronisteres The Tongue Lingua f. A Kernel at the Root of the Tongue Amygdalae Faucium The little piece of Flesh that fastneth the Tongue to the under part of the Mouth Hypoglottis f. The Almonds of the Ears Parotides The Roof or Pallat of the Mouth Palatum n. The Throat Guttur n. The fore-part of the Throat Gurgulio m. The Gullet or that part of the Throat which carrieth the Meat into the Stomach Gula f. The Weasand or Wind-pipe Trachea f. The Gristle of the Wind-pipe Bronchion m. The Flap that covereth the Whistle of the Throat Epiglottis f. The Throat-Veins Jugulares Venae The great Throat-Veins which being cut Death ensueth presently Lisae f. pl. The Chin Mentum n. The Neck Collum n. The hinder part of the Neck Cervix f. The knuckle or turning joynt of the Neck whereon the Head is turned about Cardo m. The second spondil of the Neck which moveth not but is still as an Axletree Axona f. Those parts of the Neck where Men be soonest Choaked Ancteres m. pl. The two Arteries on the Right and Left side near the Throat going above the Ears Parotides f. â—e Channel Bone of the Throat Jugulus m. â—e Passage whereby the Breath issueth out Respiramen n. â— Shoulder Humerus m. â—e Right Shoulder Humerus Dexter â—e Left Shoulder Humerus Sinister â—e Hinder part of the Shoulder Scapula â— Shoulder Blade Omoplata f. â— space between the Shoulders Interscapilium n. â— Shoulder Vein Vena Humeralis â— Arm Brachium n. â— Right Arm Brachium Dextrum â— Left Arm Brachium Sinistrum â— great Bone of the Arm â—eing the undermost and â—ngest of the two Cubit â—onâ—s Ulna f. â— Elbow Cubitus m. â— Knuckle or round Bone â— the Elbow Condylus m. â— Arm pit or Arm hole Axilla f. â— Hairs in the Arm pit Grandebalae f. â— Brawn of the Arms Lacertus m. â— Wrist Carpus m. â— Hand Manus f. â— Right hand Dextra f. â— Left Hand Sinistra f. The Fist Pugnus m. The hollowness of the Hand band being half closed Vola f. The palm of the Hand Palma f. The Lines in the palm of the Hand Incisurae f. pl. The Fleshy or Brawny part of the Hand Thenar n. The Back part of the Hand from the wrist to the Fingers Metacarpium n. The Thumb Pollex m. A Finger Digitus m. The Fore-finger Index c. g. The Middle Finger Digitus Medius The Ring-finger Digitus Annularâ—â— The Little Finger Digitus Auriculâ—â— The Looseness or cleft of the Skin that riseth at the Roots of the nails Reduvia f. The Flesh growing over the Nails Pinnula f. The Joynts or Knucklâ—s of the Finger Internodia Digiâ— The Nail of the Fingers Unguis m. The White growing in the Nails Exortus m. The great sinews holding up the Neck Carotides f. pl. The Skin of the Body Cutis f. â— Bosom Sinus m. â— Breast or Chest Pectus n. â— Bulk of a Man from the â—eck to the Middle Thorax m. â—omans Breast Teat Pap â— Dug Mamma f. â— Nipple or head of the â—reast Papilla f. â—ib Costa f. â—lace whereÌ„ the Ribs â—e Costarium n. â— Short Ribs Costae Nothae â—arrow part of the Ribs â—hich toucheth the turnâ—â—g of the Back Bone Remulus Costarum â—pace between the Ribs Mesopleuria n. pl. â— Skin that covereth the â—ibs within Succingens Membranâ— â— Breast-Vein Vena Thoracica â— Side Latus n. â— Right Side Latus Dextrum â— Left Side Latus Sinistrum â— Stomach Somachus m. â—mouth of the Stomach Oesophagus â— Stomach Vein Vena Stomachica â— Breast Bone Isternon n. â— Breast Blade or heart â—ade at the Mouth of â—e Stomach Cartilago Ensiformis The Bone or Gristle that cometh before the Mouth of the Stomach for defence of the same Chondros m. The Heart Cor n. The Heart Strings Praecordia n. pl. The Rising or Lifting up of the Heart Diastole f. The Lungs or Lights Pulmo m. The Laps of the Lungs Fibrae Pulmonis The Liver â—ecur n. The Liver Vein Vena Hepatica The branches of the Vein call'd porta which convey the Juice of the Meat from the Stomach to the Liver Mesentericae Venâ— The Midriff Diaphragma n. The Milt Lien m. The Spleen Splen m. The Gall Fel n. Midriffe Veins Venae Diaphragmâ— The Spleen Vein Vena Splenetica The port Vein Vena Porta The Belly Venter m. The Belly Vein Vena Gastrica The Blind Vein Vena Caecula The Belly down from the Bulk to the Privy Members Abdomen n. â—e Fore part of the Belly and Sides about the short Ribs and about the Navil under which lyeth the Liver and Spleen Hypocondria f. â—e part of the Body from â—he Stomach to the Navil Lagarum n. â— Navil Umbilicus m. â— Middle part of the Navil being like Net-work Acromphalium n. â— Wast Cingulum n. â— part of the Body which â—eceiveth no nourishment Atrophia f. â— part of the Body in the â—eather part of the Call between the Liver and â—he Stomach cali'd in an Hog the Sweet-breads Pancreas n. Bowles as Heart Liver Lights c. Viscera n. pl. Intrals Intestina n. pl. Womb of a Woman wherin the Child is conâ—eived Uterus m. â—â—s growing from the Naâ—il to the Matrix beneath â—he Kidneys Aortae f. â— Common middle Vein Vena mediana The great Artery having its rise in the midst of the heart and hath one branch ascending and another descending whereby it maintaineth all the rest of the Arteries with vital spirit Aorta f. The Bâ—wel-Gut or blind-Gut Intestinum Caecuâ— The Hungry Gut Intestinum Jejunâ— The Stomach Gut Intestinum primuâ— The Gut of all other the narrowest and straitest cleaving to the Stomach I le n. The great Gut rising from the left side to the Right in which is the Disease called the Colick

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