Selected quad for the lemma: judgement_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
judgement_n	defendant_n	land_n	plaintiff_n	1,579	5	10.2055	5	false

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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

integro aliquid agere Pli. iun. To do a thing a fresh a new or againe from the beginning Ex interuallo Liu. Cic. After a space or respite of tyme hauing passed betweene Iudicare aliquem ex aliorum ingenijs Ter. To iudge by other mens natures Ex iure manu consertum vocare Id est adconserendū Varro To call out of the iudgement place to go try their right in the ground which by the law is sued for A maner of action for land in this maner The plaintife sayth before the iudge vnto the defendant The land that lyeth in A. is mine by the law I require thee therfore to go from hence with me and try it there by the law The defendant answered from what place thou callest me to go try with thee frō the same place I request and call thee to go with me to the land And forthwith they went both togither to the ground that was in sute and bringing with them a turfe of the same before the iudge did clayme and sue for that as for the whole land which solemnitie was therfore taken vp bicause the iudge coulde not alway go to view the place in controuersie Non ex iure manu consertum sed magis ferro rem repetunt Cic. They will recouer their goodes by dint of sworde and not by order of Iustice Non est ex iustitia nostrorum temporum Plin. iun. ¶ Laborare ex pedibus Cic. To be sicke of the goute Ex lege repetere ab aliquo pecuniam Cic. To require his money according to the law Ex lege sedet iudex Cic. He sitteth as iudge by the law Ex lege iurati iudices Cic. Ex legibus omnes Reipublicae optimè administrantur Cicer. Common weales are best gouerned by lawes Lorica ex aere Virg. Made of brasse Reuenire ex longinquo Tac. To returne out of far countreis Ex longo Sub tempore Virg. Of long time a great while ¶ Mors consequuta est ex aegritudine Ter. He died for sorow Miser ex amore Plaut Miserable by meanes of loue Noscere potes ex me Ter. Thou maist know by me ¶ Natus ex homine Ter. Ex natura aliquid gerere Sueton. To follow nature in doyng a thing Ex natura auidus Plin. By nature couetous Ex nauibus loqui Caes Ex necessitate Plin. iun. Of necessitie Ex numero disertorum homo Cic. Of the number of eloquent men ¶ Ex obliquo Plin. Crosse ouer ouerthwart Ex occasione ementium Plin. By occasion of the byars Ex omni occasione Plin. iun. Ex occulto ex insidijs Cic. Priuily Ex occulto latrocinari Plin. To lie in waite priuily to haue a pray Euanuit ex oculis Virg. He vanished out of sight Vnus ex omnibus ciuibus probus Plautus Of all the citizens only one honest man Ex omnibus seculis Cic. Since the world first began Nec ex opinato aduersum hostem inuadat Liu. At vnwares vpon a sodaine Ex opinione hominū atque fama aliquid scribere Ci. To folow the common opinion talke of men in writing a thing Ex opibus non ex veritate causa pendetur Cicero According to their power and not according to the truth Ex ordine Virg. One after an other immediately in order Ortum ex me ex te Plaut That commeth of me or mine occasion of thee or thine occasion Pendere ex ore alicuius Lucret. To harken diligently what he doth say ¶ Ex parte maiore Plin. For the more part Ex parte Liu. Partely in part Ex pari gratia attuli tibi eam Plaut I brought it to shewe you pleasure againe Ex paupertate nemo alius parcior Plaut No poore man c. Ex pòst delicto Vlpian Ex pòst facto Papinian By that was after done Ex praecepto Plin. According to the commaundement giuen Ex praeparato Liu. According as they had appointed Ex praescripto Colum. According as an other hath limited or appointed Ex praeterito Liu. For that was past Probare ingenium alicuius ex alterius ingenio Plaut Procul ex occulto Ter. Lying in waite a farre of Ex propinquo praeliari Liu. To come to handstrokes Ex professo Quint. Openly without dissimulation Ex professo inimicitias cum aliquo g●rere Valer. Max. Quae ex proposito sumenda sunt quae subita res tulit Seneca That are to be done of purpose premeditate Ex prora tantum puppi pugnabatur Plin. Ex prouocatione dimicare Plin. To fight beyng egged prouoked Ex proximo Plin. iun. Hereby ¶ Ex quo fit vt animosior c. Ci. Whereof it commeth to passe that c. Ex quo Sub. tempore Liu. Duodequadragesimo fermè anno ex quo regnare coeperat Since that he began to raigne Ex quo nominata amicitia Cic. Whereof friendship is named Ex quo manifestum est principum disciplinam capere etiam vulgus Plin. iun. Whereby it is euident that c. Quaerere ex aliquo pro interrogare Cic. To aske of one ¶ Ex re tua fuerit Plaut It shall be for your profite Ex Republica facere Cic. To doe for the profite of the common weale Ex re ex tempore constituere aliquid Cice. As the matter and time shall require ¶ Sanus non est ex amore Plaut He is not well in his wyttes for loue he hath towarde hir Scire ex aliquo Terent. To vnderstande by one Ex scripto Liu. Out of his booke or paper Ex mea sententia Plaut According to my desire Ex sententia non sum hero Plaut I please not my maister I am not to my maysters fantasie Ex sententia seruire hero Plaut To serue his mayster as he would haue him Ex sententia seruus Plaut Such a seruant as one would wish Ex sententia amborum fiat Plau. As they both would haue it Ex se hunc relinquit filium Plaut He left this sonne of hys owne body begotten Ex sese aliud magis habet Tere. There is an other thing that toucheth him narre Ex sua quisque parte Cic. Euery man for his part Ex se ex natura sua Cic. Ex somno timere Cels After he hath slept to be in a feare Ex sponso agere Cic. Vide AGO. Ex superuacuo Liu. Superflously Ex ipsa re mihi incidit suspicio Terent. By the thing it selfe I suspected Consilium ex tempore capere Cic. Ex tempore parare Sal. To prepare presently vpon a sodaine Audiuimus alium non ab initio fecisse sed ex tempore aliquo confecisse Ci. We hard of an other that made not his booke at the beginning but a space of time after Ex illo tempore Virg. Since that time In quibus officium ex tempore quaeritur Cice. According to circumstance of time Ex templo Liu. Incontinent by and by Ex toto Plin. Wholy altogither Ex-transuerso quidam adortus transfigit Liuius

quarell Negat Platonem si sapiens nō sit eadem esse in causa qua Dionysium tyrannum Cic. In the same case or condition In causam suam recidere Pompon To fall againe into hys state or condition Reuerti in pristinam causam Martianus iuriscon To returne into his former state In ea causa res est Vlpian The matter is in that case Sistere in eadem causa Vlpian So to appeare in iudgement as the plaintiffes processe be nothing appaired to appeare in the same case In eam causa venire Triphoni To come into the same case ¶ Causa pro Partibus Cic. A quarell Diutius in causa est quàm nos commoratus He toke part with Pompey longer then we Inimicus huic causae Cic. To this quarell Quoram erat vna causa Cic. Which had no quarell ¶ Causa pro Accessione Vlpian Encrease or profite Causarius Adiect That is essoyned in our law or excused for any cause vt Causarij milites Liu. Souldiours for sicknesse or other reasonable causes dimissed out of the army Causaria missio Vlp. A passeport giuen for any cause reasonable ¶ Causarij metaphoricos pro Valetudinarijs Plin. Sicke or maimed that they cannot get their liuing Causariè Aduerbiū Martianus Qui causariè missus est That hath his passeport or is assoyned Cáusula pen. cor Diminut. pro parua causa Cic. Causula peruula Caes A small cause Causor causaris causari Deponens Suet. To alleage a reason or excuse Causari tempestatem vim fluminum Vlpian To lay the tēpest and great fluds for his excuse Causari Quint. To accuse ¶ Nūquid causare quin ab iudicio abeas turpissimè victus Cicer. Doest thou alleage any thing for thy selfe or hast thou any thing to say for thy selfe Causificor pe cor causificâris causificári Idem quod Causari Plaut To alleage a cause or excuse to refuse to lay reasons why he should not Haud causificor quin c. I say nothing for my selfe but that Causidicus pen. cor Substant Colum. A man of lawe to plead or defend ones cause Amplus grandis subtilis elegans causidicus Cic. Pusillus causidicus Iuuen. A lawyer of small estimation Raucus causidicus Mart. Causia causiae Plaut Valer. Max. A broade cap or hatte such as haruest folkes weare Causima causimae Dry wood quickly burning Causon Aestus seu ardor Heate or burning a burning ag●e Causôdes pen. prod Febris ardens Cels A continual burning feuer ingendred of sharpe red choler in the veines next the hart Caustum causti A thing that burneth Cáusticus pen. cor Adiect vt Caustica medicamenta Pli. Medicines burning the skin or flesh Vis caustica Plin. Force or strength to burne Curari causticis Plin. Cautela Vide CAVEO. Cauterium cauterij Plin. A marking iron a fearing iron a painters instrument Cauteriatus a um Burned marked or feared Cautes cautis f. ge siue cotes aut cos Pli. A ragged rocke or hill full of great stones Abrupta cautes Sen. Altae cautes Virg. Ardua cautes Valer. Flac. Dura cautes Sen. Intractabilis cautes Sen. Niuosae cautes Sil. Obiectae cautes Sil. Saeua cautes Sen. Strictae cautes Valer. Flac. One flint striken against an other for fire Terribiles cautes Lucan Concurrere cautes dicuntur Ouid. To be nie one ouerright one against the other Cautio Cautim Cautor Cautus Vide CAVEO. Cauus Adiect Holow Aedes cauae Virg. Seeled houses or chambers Aes cauum Virg. A trumpet Aes cauum Ouid. A chaudron Ahena caua Ouid. Alueus cauus Ouid. Antrum cauum Virg. Aures cauae Ouid. Buccina caua Ouid. Busta caua Ouid. Cauernae cauae Virg. Cistae cauae Catul. Colles caui Virg. Concha caua Virg. Conuallis caua Virg. Cortices caui Virg. Dolia caua Tibul. Fenestrae cauae Virg. Bay windowes Flumina caua Virg. Depe riuers Fornaces cauae Lucret. Ilex caua Horat. Imago caua Virg. Lacunae cauae Virg. Lacus caui Ouid. Latebrae cauae Virg. Latus cauum Virg. Lintea caua Valer. Flac. Sailes puffed with winde Lumina caua Ouid. Holow eyes Luna caua Plin. Encreasing or decaying Machina caua Ouid. Manibus cauis plaudere Vir. Mare cauum Ouid. Mons cauus Ouid. Naris caua Ouid. The nosethrils Nubes caua Virg. Nubila caua Ouid. Orbes caui Sen. Palmae cauae Virg. Handes holden holow Palus caua Ouid. Parma caua Ouid. Pinus caua Virg. A ship Pumices caui Virg. Full of holes Rates cauae Ouid. Ships Recessus luminum caui Sen. Holow places of the eyes Rupes cauae Virg. Saxum cauum Virg. Caua specus Plin. Tempora caua Virg. Holow temples of the head Terra caua aliquem condere Virg. To interre Testudo caua Virg. Tibia caua Lucret. Trabs caua Virg. A ship Trunci caui Horat. Turres cauae Virg. Valles cauae Virg. Caua vena Cic. The great liuer veyne going through the body Cauus Substantiuum siue cauum pro loco cauato Horat. A hole or holow place Inuentus cauis bufo Virg. Abscondere cauis aliquid Horat. Cauaticus pe cor Adiect Perteining to a hole caue or denne vt Cauaticae cochleae Plin. Abiding in holes Cauo cauas cauâre Plin. To make holow Ferro acuto cauare Virg. Alni cauatae Virg. Cortices cauati Virg. Lapidem gutta cauat Ouid. Oculi cauati Lucret. Palmam gladio cauare Ouid. To thrust through Rupes cauata Virg. Saxa cauantur aqua Ouid. Tellurem cauare Virg. ¶ Cauare Luna dicitur cornua quando decrescit Pli. When it decreaseth or is in the wane Cauâtor pen. pro. cauatôris Verbale vt Cauator arborum picus Martius Plin. That maketh holes Cauâmen pen. prod huius cauâminis pen. cor neu ge Aliud verbale Solinus A holow place Cauea caueae A caue or darke place in the ground a cage or coupe for birdes a denne for beasts a place to behold playes lyke a cockefight a companie of people gathered for that purpose euery place listed or rayled in Cicero Plaut Stat. Virg. ¶ Inclusus cauea Ouid. Emittere caueis Virg. Clathri caueae Horat. The barres of a cage or coupe ¶ Consessum caueae implere clamoribus Virg. Subire per caueas Stat. Prima vltima cauea Cic. Cauerna cauernae Cic. A caue denne or holow place Cauernae pro Auribus Plin. Eares Caua cauerna Graeca figura dictum à Virgilio Aetheriae cauernae Lucret. Caecae cauernae Lucan Darke dennes Caeli cauernae Lucret. Curuae cauernae Virg. Ingentes cauernae Virg. Elicere ex cauernis terrae ferrum Cic. Cauernôsus pen. prod Adiect vt Cauernosa radix Plin. Full of holes holow Cauernula pen. cor Diminut. Plin. A little caue C E Ce Syllabica adiectio est sed cum ijs ferè iungitur quae in c. vel s. desinunt vt Hicce siue Hiccine Sicce siue siccine Hisce hosce haeccine similia Cecubum bi n. g. pen. cor Vini genus Mart. A kinde of wine good to digestion Cedo cedis cessi