between Intervenient coming between Intervert to deceive or falsly to convey away a thing committed to ones charge also to turn upside down Interview a meeting of great persons a sight of one another Intervigilate watching now and then or between whiles Intestable uncapable by law to make a will or to be taken for a witness Intestate dying without a will also one that hath lost his credit Quasi intestate whose Executors do refuse Intestine nal inward hidden belonging to the Intestina inwards entrails Intestina gracilia the little guts Intestina terrae Earth-worms Intestinum duodenum the gut next to the stomack Intestinum caecum the fourth or blind gut Intestinum jejunum or tenue the hungry or empty gut Intestinum quintum vel crassum the same as Colon. Intestinum rectum the strait or Arse-gut Inthronize to place on a throne Intiertie as Entiertie Intimacy great familiarity a being Intimate inwardly acquainted also to shew or signifie privately Intimidate to affright or make fearful Intinction a dying or colouring Intire whole or found as Entire Intituled having this tîtle Intitulation an intîtling or adding a title Intolerable not to be born or endured Intone to thunder or speak aloud Intonation a thundering or making a terrible noise Intoxicate to poison or make drunk Intractable l. not to be handled or managed Intrado En Sp. an entrance also an yearly revenue Intraneous l. inward Intress o. lining perhaps for living Intribution Contribution or lot-money paid for lands Intricacy a being Intricate intangled perplexed Intrigue que f. Intricacy incumbrance labyrinth secret working Intrinsâ—cal inward secret Introclude to shut within Introduce to bring in Introduction a leading in a preface or beginning Introgression a going in Introit an Entry or Entrance the first part of the Mass beginning Introibâ— ad altare Intromission a letting in Introruption a breaking in by violence Introvenient coming in Introversion a turning ones thoughts inward Intrude to thrust in rudely and violently Intrusione a writ against an Intruder he that commits Intrusion unlawfull thrusting himself into anothers right Intuitive belonging to Intuition a clear and distinct beholding of a thing Intumescence l. a swelling Intumulate to bury or throw an heap upon Invaginate to put into a sheath or scabbard Invadiationes Morgages or pledges Invalidate to make Invalid weak of no force or value Invadible capable of Invasion Invading setting upon another mans right Invecked bordure inverting its points into it self Invection a carrying in or against Invective a railing reproaching biting and bitter speech Inveigh to rail against Inveigle f. aveugler to blind or I. Vagolare to allure or draw in Invelope as Envelope Invention a finding out a devise Inventory tary a repertory or Catalogue of Dead mens goods to be valued by four credible men at least and exhibited to the Ordinary Inventre sa mere f. In his Mothers belly the name of a writ Inversion Inverting a turning the inside out or upside down Invest to cloath compass or besiege also to give one possession of a thing Investigable which cannot be searched or found out Investigation a diligent search or enquiry Investiture l. a giving possession or endowing Inveterate grown old rooted â—etled Invid spightfull malicious Invigilate to watch carefully Invigorate to give vigour life and courage Invincible not to be conquered Inviolable not to be violated or broken Inviron as Environ Invious without way or path Invisible not to be seen Invitatory belonging to Invitation a bidding or calling to Invitiate to spoil or defile Inumbrate to shade or cast a shadow upon Inunction an annointing thorowly Inundation an overflowing a floud Invocate to call upon Invoice a particular of the value custom Charges of any goods sent by a Merchant in another mans ship and consigned to a Factor or Correspondent in another Country Involate to fly in or upon Involve to wrap or fold in intangle or overwhelm Involvent wrapping c. Involuntary unwilling Inurbanity l. incivility Clownishness Inure Enure l. to accustom also in Law to take effect or be available Inusitate l. not accustomed seldom used unusual Inutility l. unprofitableness Invulnerability a being Invulnerable l. not to be wounded Jö Daughter of Inachus turn'd into a Cow by Jupiter that she might not be known of Juno who drave her into Egypt where she recovered her former shape and was made a Goddess Joab h. Father-hood Joachim Jehoiakim h. preparation of the Lord. Joan the feminine of John Joännites Knights of St. John of Jerusalem Joännitiques Red Monks with the figure of a Chalice on their breasts Joash Jehoash h. the fire of the Lord. Job c. a guinny Job h. sighing sorrowing Jobelin f. Gobelin a sâ—t or fool Jocalia Jewels Jocarius a buffoon or jester Jocasta Daughter of Creâ—â— King of Thebes after the death of her husband Laius she unwittingly married her own son Oedipus Jockumgage c. a chamber-pot Joclet-Yoklet a little farm requiring a small Yoke of Oxen to plow Jâ—c sity l. merriness a being Jocose Jocund Jocatory Jocular Joculary Joculatory l. merry jesting John h. Gracious Joilite o. for Jollity Joinder Joyn the coupling of two in a suit against one another Join issue put the cause to the trial of a Jury Joint Tenants that hold lands or Tenements jointly by one tîtle or without partition Jointure a settlement upon the wise in respect of marriage Join-ville a Town of Champagne in France Jölaus being old was restored to youth by the Prayers of his Uncle Hercules whose chariot he drove Joly Jolanus for Julius and Julianus Jollitrin f. a Youngster or young Gallant Jombre o. â—o joyn Jonah as h. a Dove Jonathan h. the gift of God Jonglerie f. Jugling Joncade f. a Spoon-meat of Cream rose-water and Sugar Jönism ick belonging to Jonia a Country of Asia the less Iö Paean a voice or song of rejoicing to Apollo Jopas a musical King of Africa one of Dido's Suiters Joram Jeho h. the height of the Lord. Jor and Dan the two heads of Jordan h. the River of Judgment Joscelin Justulus a Diminutive of Jost Justus or Jodocus Joyce Joseph h. Encrease Josias h. the fire of the Lord. Josuah Jesus h. Saviour a Name common to the Generals of Armies Iöta g. Jod h. the letter I being the smallest of them all a thing of little or no value Iotacism a frequent beginning with the letter I also a fault in pronouncing it too broad All but Englishmen pronounce it ee Jove q. Jehove Jupiter Jovial like Jupiter Noble also pleasant or merry Jouketh the hauk sleeps Journal f. a diary or day-book also as much land as a team of Oxen can plough in one day Jouissance f. mirth or jollity Journ choppers regraters of yarn Journé f. a day a daies journey or work a day of battel Journy-man working properly by the day but now by the year Joyce Jocosus sa merry Joyes of Planets when they are in those houses where they are most powerful Jowe o. for jaw Joyeux f. joyful
to those stars that rise in the twilight Acsah h. Adorned wantonness Acteon Turned into a stag by Diana and torn in pieces by his dogs Acteoned Horned Actifs Fryars that feed on roots Action l. Deed also a suit at law Actisanes King of Aethiopia Actitation l. Debating of Law-suits Active l. Nimble Active voice The way of forming verbs in o. Activity l. Nimbleness Actium Promontory of Epirus whence Blackcherries are supposed to come Actius Noevius Cutt a whetstone in two with a Razor Acton burnel A Castle in Shropshire Actor l. Doer Stage-player Actual l. Belonging to Action Actuality Perfection of being Actuary l. The Register of a Convocation Actuate l. Bring into act Aculeate l. with a sting Acuminate l. Sharpen Acuminous Sharp-edged pointed subtile Acupictor l. Embroiderer needle-worker Acute diseases grow quickly to a height and so kill or decay Sharp witty Acyrology g. Improper speech Accius Tullius Prince of the Volsâ—i warring against Rome Acclamation l. Crying out Acclivity l. Steepness Acco Fell mad at her own deformity Accolade f. Clipping about the neck Accodrinc sa Drink made of Acorns Accommodate l. Fit apply Accommodatitious Proper fit Aâ—complish f. Fulfill Accomptable f. Lyable to give an account Accordant f. Agreeable Accordance f. Agreement Accort f. Wary. Accâ—st f. To set upon in discourse to draw near to Accoutred f. Dressed Accoutrement Dressing Accoy o. Asswage Aâ—cretion l. growing to Accrew f. Grow arise Accroche f. To hook unto Accumb l. Sit or lye down Accumulate l. Heap up Accurate l. Exact Aâ—cusation l. Blaming Accusative l. Belonging to accusing Ace f. One in the Dice Acephalic g. Without head Acephalists g. Hereticks without an Author Acerâ—ity l. Sharpness or soureness Acerate l. Coarse full of chaffe Acersecomick q. Whose hair was never cutt Acervate l. Heap up Acetars l. Sallets and Vinegar Acetosity l. Soureness Achaemenes first King of the Persians Achamech Silver-dross Achan h. Troublâ—ng or Gnashing Achat or Achapt f. To buy also a bargain Achates g. A stone of divers colours like a Lions skin Achelous Son of Oceanus and Terra also a River in Epirus Acheron Son of Ceres turned into a River of Hell Acherontick belonging thereto comfortless Acherusia a River taken for the entrance of Hell Acherusian Belonging thereto Achieve f. Perform Achilles Son of Peleus and Thesis he slew Hector Achior h. Brothers light or Brother of Fire Achish h. Sure it is Achor Scald in the head Acid l. Sharp in taste Acidity Sharpness Acis The Son of Faunus Ackele o. To cool Adacted l. Driven by force Adage l. Proverb Adagial Proverbial Adah h. Assembly of people Adam h. Red earth Adamites l. Bohemian Hereticks that went naked Adamical Belonging to Adam Adamant l. Diamond Adamantine l. Of or like Diamonds Adamate l. Love dearly Adapt l. Make fit Adarige Salt Armoniae Adashed o. Ashamed Adawed o. Awaked Adcorporate l. Joyn body to body Addecimate l. Take Tithes Adderbourn A River in Wiltshire Adders-tongue An herb of one leaf with such a stalk upon it Addice A Coopers Ax. Addict l. give up encline Addiction l. deliverance of goods Additament l. A supply or Addition adding one thing to another Additional Added to Addomestique f. Tamed Addoulce f. Sweeten Address f. Apply also application direction Adelantado Sp. the Kings deputy the General or his deputy Adeling Sa. A Kings Son Adelrad or Ethelred Sa. Noble advice Adelman or Ed Sa Gentleman Ademption l. Taking away Adecatist g. One against Tythes Adent o. Fasten Adeption l. Getting Adeptist That hath got the art of transmitting metals Adequate l. Even equal Adequitation l. Riding towards Ades King of the Molossians Cara's father Adfiliation l. Adoption Adhamate l. Catch with hook or net Adhere l. Stick to Adhesion Sticking to Adjacent l. lying near Adiapâ—ory g. Indifferency Adiaphorous Indifferent Adjective l. Which is joyn'd to a substantive Adjourn f. Put off to a certain day Ad inquirendum l. A writ for enquiry c. Adipal l. â—at gross Adit l. Entrance Adjudication l. Determining Adjument l. Help Adjunct l. Joyned to a quality joyn'd to its subject Adjure l. Command in Gods name swear or make another swear Adjâ—ration l. earnest charging c. Adiutant l. Helping helper Adjust f. Set in order Adjutory l. Helping Adjuvate l. Assist. Adle o. Empty also to earn Admeasurement f. A writ to moderate ones share Admetas King of Thessaly Apollo kept his sheep nine years Adminicle l. Help Adminicular Helpful Administer l. Dispose order Administration l. Disposeing his estate that dies intestate Administrator He Administratrix She that so disposeth c. Admirable l. Wonderful Admiration Wondering Admiral f. Chief Commander at Sea Admit l. Allow Admittendo Clerico l. A writ for presentation Admission bringing in entrance Admixtion l. Mingling together Admonition l. Warning Adnihiled made void Adnihilation l. A bringing or reducing to nothing Ad octo octo l. The highest degree in Philosophy Adolescency l. Youth Adolph Sa. Happy help Adonai h. Lord. Adoniah h. Ruling Lord. Adonibezek h. Lord of Bezek or of thunder Adonick verse Consists only of a Dactyl and a Spondey Adonis Son of Cinaras King of Cyprus turned into a flower Adonizedeck h. The Lords justice Adopt l. Make a stranger ones child Adoption Making c. Adore l. Worship Adoraâ—le Worshipful Adornation h. Decking trimming Adoâ—at Four pound weight Adoxy g Shame disgrace Ad quod damnum l. A writ to enquire what hurt would be to grant a fair c. Adramelek h. Kings Cloak or greatness Aâ—raming o. Churlish Adrastia Nemesis Daughter of Iupiter and Necessity Adrian or Adriatique Sea Gulph of Venice parts Italy from Dalmatia Ascititious or Adsci Falsely taken to ones self counterfeit Ad terminum qui praeteriit l. A Writ of Entry Advancement f. Promotion Advantageous f. Profitable Advectitious l. Brought from another place Advent-Sunday is the nearest to the feast of St. Andrew coming of Christ. Advenatale Coat of defence Adventitious l. Adventive or Adventual l. Coming by chance Adventure f. Chance Adverbs l. Undeclined words joyned to Verbs for perfection and explanation Adverse l. Contrary Aâ—versative l. Belonging to something that is contrary Advâ—rtency l. Heed carefulness Advertise l. Give notice Advertisement giving notice Advesperate l. Grow towards night Advigilate l. Watch diligently Aduiation l. Flatery fawning Adulatory pertaining thereto Adult l. Com'n to full age Adulted The fame Adulterate l. To corrupt Adumbrate l. To shadow Adumbration Rude draught In Heraldry the bare proportion of outward lineaments Transparency Ad unguem l. At his fingers ends Aduncity l. Crookedness Adunque or Adunâ—ous hooked Advocate l. Defender of Causes Advowzen or Advousâ—n f. Reversion of a Benefice or a Right to present thereto Advowee paramount the King or highest patron Advoutry Adultery Adure l. Roast burn Adust Adusted l. Burnt parched Adustible Burnable Adustion Burning Adynamous g. Weak Aedile l. A Roman Officer that look'd to Reparations Aeacus Son of Iupiter Judg of hell Aedone turn'd into a thistle
Asclepiad verse a Spondee Choriambus and two Dactyls Ascribe l. impute Ascriptitious l. added to others in writing Ashchenaz h. fire as it were distilling Ashdown Assendown a Town in Essex Asher h. happiness Ashtaroth Goddess of the Sydonians Ashur h. blessed or beholding Asiatick belonging to Asia One of the Worlds four parts Asinine l. belonging to an Ass. Asâ—aunce o. if by chance Asâ—aunt o. side-wayes asquint 〈◊〉 newt Eâ—t Asâ—es o. Ashes Asly willingly Asmatographers g. Composers of Songs Asmâ—deus g. the name of an evil spirit of Lechery Asopus a River of Baeotia Asotus g. a sot intemperate Asparagus l. vulgô Sparagrass Aspe g. a venemous Creature with eyes in the Temples Aspect l. Sight Countenance also Position of the Stars Aspectable l. to be seen Asper a Turkish coyn about five farthings Asperation l. a making rough Asperity l. roughness Aspernate l. despise Aspersion l. sprinkling also slandering Asphaltick Belonging to Asphaltites the dead sulphry lake where Sodom stood Asphodil the flower Kings-spear Aspike a little venemous Serpent Aspirate ation l. breathing also the Greek mark for h. Asportation l. carrying away Assach Assath Br. purgagation by the oaths of 300 men Assa-â—oetida Devils-dung a strong-sented gum from the scarify'd root of Laserwort Assaier a Mint-Officer for the trial of Silver Assail Assault f set upon Assart f. to make glades in a Wood to lop Trees grub up bushes also an offence by rooting up woods in a Forest Assassines a Sect of strict Mahometans refusing no pain or peril to stab whom their Master appointed Assassinâ— nate I. to murther for gain also he that so robs and murthers Assation l. a roasting Assaâ— f. try trial Assâ—ctation l. a following Assentation l. a flattering compliance Assert maintain Assertion l. affirmation Assess f. to tax Assessor l. one joyn'd in Authority to another Assestrix a she-assistant a Midwife Assets f. goods enough for an Executor to discharge Debts or Legacies Asseveration l. an earnest affirming Assideans h. Justiciaries a strict Sect among the Jews Assiduous l. daily Assiduity l. diligence Assign Assignee f. one appointed by another to do any business Assignment Assignation l. an Appointment also passing a thing over to another Assimilate l. liken Assimulate l. to counterfeit Assizâ— o. Order Assised o. sure firm Assist l. to help Assize f. the sitting of Justices upon their Commission also a writ also the price of any Commodity set down Association l. accompanying Assonate l. to sound together or in answer Assoyl o. acquit also answer Assoylen o. declare Assuefaction l. an accustoming Assuete l. accustomed Assuetude l. custom Assume l. take to ones self Assumpsit l. a voluntary promise Assumption l. a taking to also the minor or second Proposition in a Syllogism Assumptive l. taking to himself or that is lifted up Astares a River in Pontus causing the sheep that feed near it to give black milk Asteria g. Gemma Solis a stone that sparkles like a star Astroit the same Asteritâ—s a stone having in the midst the likeness of an half-moon Asterisk g. a little star Asterism g. a Constellation Asterius a King of Creet Asteriagour o. Astrolabe Astert o. passed Asthmatical belonging to Asthma g. difficult breathing Astipulation l. an agreement Astite Astide No. as soon anon Astism mus g. a civil jest Astraea Goddess of Justice Astraeus Aurora's husband Astragal a ring about the neck of a pillar or Canon Astragalize l. to make Astragalâ— also to play at dice or Tables Astralish natural gold ore Astriction l. a binding Astrictive Astringent binding Astâ—inge l. bind fast Astriferous l. star-bearing Astroärch g. Queen of Planets the Moon Astrobolism g. a blasting or Planet-striking Astriâ—ilthet Atra Atri Sa. a forfeiture double the damage Astrolabe g. a flat instrument to take the motions and distances of Stars Astrology g. foretelling things to come by the Motions of the Stars Astrologiâ—al belonging thereto Astrologer one skil'd therein Astromela a City of Narbon in France Astronomical belonging to Astronomâ— g. knowledge of the stars and their courses Astronomer one skil'd thereiâ— Asturia part of Spain Astute l. subtile Astyages Cyrus's Grandfather Asyle g. Sanctuary refuge for Offenders Asyâ—bolick g. Scot free Asâ—mphony g. disagreement in musick Asâ—ndetâ—n g. putting comma's instead of Conjunctions Atabalipa a King of Peru. Atalanta the swift Lady won by Hippomane's three golden apples Atchievment f. performance of some great exploit also a Coat of Arms fully blazoned Atcheâ—eâ— o. choaked Ateles an Island famous for good Oyntments Atenst o. indeed Athaliah h. the hour or time of the Lord. Athamas Son of Aeolus and King of Thebes Atheistical belonging to Atheism g. the Doctrine of an Atheist who believes there is no God Athelney Athelingy Isle of Nobles in Somersetshire Athenian belonging to Athens g. a City in Greece Athletick cal g. belonging to wrestling Athol part of South Scotland Athos a high hill between Macâ—donia and Thrace Athroted o. cloyed Atâ—antick Islands Hesperides the two fortunate Islands on the borders of Lyâ—ia Atlantick Sea the west part of the Mediterranean Atlas Anchisa Montâ—s claros a Mountain of Mauritania Atmosphere g. the sphere or Region of vapours the â—d Atome g. a mote in the Sun the smallest part of any thing Atonement reconcilement making two to be at One. Atramental tous l. Inky Atrate l. made black in mourning Atriâ—k o. an Usher of a Hall Atrocity l. fierceness Atrabilary l. troubled with Melancholy Atrophy g. a Consumption for want of nourishment Atropos g. unchangeable one of the three destinies that cuts the thread of mans life Attachment f. laying hands on Body and Goods Attacted l. touched Attâ—inder f. the convicting any person of a new crime Attaint f. try'd found out Attainted convicted Attamed o. set on broch Attaminate l. defile Attaque f. Assault Attemperate l. to temper make fit Attendant owing service or depending upon Attenes o. at once Attentate l. attempt Attentive l. hearkning diligently Attenuation l. a lessening Atterly o. extremely Attermining f. a longer time to pay debts Attercâ—b Cu. a spiders web Attâ—r corrupt matter Attâ—station l. a witnessing Atthis Daughter to Cranaus King of Athens Attiâ—ism l. the Athenians manner of speaking Attique ick Athenian Attiguous l. near to Attinge l. touch lightly Attire f. dress Attires of a stag large horns Attone l. bring into tune consort or agreement Attornâ—to faciendo a writ commanding the Sheriffe to admit the Attorney Attoure o. towards Attournment f. Ones turning Tenant to a new Lord. Attraction l. a drawing Attraits f. charming qualities drawing the affections Attreâ—atij Bark shire people Attrectation l. a handling feeling Attribute l. impute also the thing Attributed or given Attribution Assignment delivery applying Attrition l. rubbing wearing or dashing against alâ—o imperfect contrition or sorrow for sin Attritâ— l. worn fretted or imperfectly sorry c. Atturney Procurator one appointed to act for another Avage Avisage a duty paid the Lord of Writtel in Essex for pigs and hogs Avail o. value Availed
Porphyries 5 terms Attributes of all things Genus Species Differentia Proprium and Accidens Predicaments Ten General places in which every limited Nature is disposed viz. Substance Quantity Quality Relation Action Passion Where When Situation and Habit. Predicate l. to publish or preach also that which is Predicated spoken or affirmed of the Subject Prediction l. a foretelling Predominant bearing rule Preëminence right of excellency Preâ—mption the first buying Prees a town in Shropshire Preâ—xistence a being before Preëxistent being before Preface a speech preparatory to the Discourse Prefe o. for proof Prefecture the Office or jurisdiction of a Prefect a Governour of a City or Province Preference advancement Prefigurate to foreshew by signs Prefinition a fore-determination Prefix to fasten before also to appoint a time Prefract obstinate Pregnancy a being Pregnant big with child also full copious ripe Pregression a going before Pregustation a tasting before Preignotary as Pronotary Prejudicate fore-judged Prejudice rash judgment before trial also harm Prejudicial hurtfull Prelal belonging to the Printers press Prelation a setting before Prelature the same also a Prelateship Prelate the Governour of a Cathedral Church Prelections Lectures Preliminary as Lâ—minary Prelude dium a proâ—m or Entrance and in Musick a Voluntary or flourish before a song or lesson Prelusion the same Premature too soon ripe Premeditate think before-hand Premious rich in gifts Premise to speak something by way of Preface or principle Premisses things spoken before Premission a sending before Premium a reward at School the money given for ensuring a ship c. Premonstrate foreshew Premunire q. praemonere imprisonment and loss of goods Premonition a fore-warning Premunition a fore-arming Prender f. Prendre the power of taking a thing before 't is offered Prender de Baron an Exception disabling a Woman from pursuing an appeal of Murder against the killer of her former husband Prenomination a forenaming Prenotion a fore-knowing Prenuncious foretelling Prenuntiate to foreshew Preoccupate prevented taken afore-hand Preominate to presage Preordain to ordain before Preordinate fore-ordained Prepensed f. forethought Preponderate l. to weigh more or before Prepose to set before Preposition a part of speech set before other parts Preposterous contrary to order Preproperous over-hasty Prepuce the fore-skin Prerogative a peculiar Authority or Preëminence Prerogative Court of Canterbury wherein are proved the wills of those who had goods of any considerable value usually 5 l. out of the Diocess wherein they died In York 't is called th' Exchequer Presage to Guess or foretell Presbyterian belonging to Presbytery Government of the Church by Presbyters g. Priests Elders Prescience l. fore-knowledge Prescind to cut before to divide or break first Prescribe to appoint or limit Prescription appointing limiting also a long customary course or use of a thing Presen o. to tread on Presentaneous present effectual Presentation the Patrons offering a Clerk to the Bishop to be instituted in a Benefice of his gift Presentee the Clerk presented Presentment a meer denunciation of the Jurors or other Officers without information of an offence inquirable in that Court Preside to be over or oversee Presidial belonging to a President an Oâ—erseer and sometime as Précedent Presidary as Presidial also belonging to a Presidy a Garrison or Succour Pressure an oppression or grief Prest f. ready a duty paid by the Sheriff upon his account in the Exchequer Prest-money as Imprest Presâ—â—ign a Town in Radnorshire Prestation-Money paid by Arch-Deacons yearly to the Bishop Prestiges delusions impostures Prestigiation a jugling Prestigious Jugler-like Preston a town in Lancashire and about fourty more Presto Sp quickly Presumption arrogance also cause of judging so or so Presuppose to suppose before-hand Pretence text an excuse Pretensed pretended Pretension a laying claim Preterition a passing by Pretermission an omitting Preternatural besides nature Pretorian belonging to a Pretor a General Chief Justice Consul or Maior Pretorian guard Ten thousand who were to the Emperour as the Janizaries to the Turk and Mamalukes to the Sultan of Egypt Prevalency a being Prevalent prevailing powerfull Prevarication double-dealing Prevaricator in Cambridg as Terrae filius at Oxford makes an ingenious Satyrical commencement speech Prevenient ventional coming before Previd o. hardy Previdence a foreseeing Previous going before Prevy o. tame Priam mus the Son of Laomedon King of Troy in whose time the City was sackt by the Greeks Priapism mus Erection without lust from Priapus the lascivious God of Gardens Prich No. thin drink Pricker a Huntsman on horse-back Pricket a brocket spitter or Male Deer a full year old Pricking a hares footing â—n the dirt Prick soure o. a rank rider Prick-timber Enonymus Spindle-tree Pridian l. of the day before Prid for Lamprid gayel a Rent paid the Lord of Rodeley in Glocester-shire for fishing for Lampreys in Severn Pridwen Kings Arthurs shield with the picture of the Virgin Mary Prigging c. riding Prigs o. Thieves Prig-napper c. a horse-stealer Prig-star c. a rival in Love Priket o. a small wax-Candle Primary f. the dignity of a Prill o. q. prickle to gore Primate l a Metropolitan Primage the Sailers due at the loading and going out of a Ship from any Haven Prime l. first chief large also the first hour of the day and one of the Roman Canonical hours from 6 to nine also the Golden Number and in surveying 19 inches and 5â— parts of an inch Primer the Office of the blessed Virgin divided into seven parts 1. Matines and Landes 2. The Prime 3d. 6th None or ninth hour 6. Vespers or Evensong 7. the Compline Primero and Primavista I. two old games at Cards Primevous l. of the first age Primices l. first-fruits Primier Seisin was a branch of the Kings Prerogative whereby he had the first possession of all Lands and Tenements holden of him in chief Promigerious l. coming naturally or orginally of it self Priming the first ground colour in painting the Ship Priming-Iron to pierce the Carthrage through the touch-hole Primitial belonging to first-fruits Primitive l. first ancient not derived of others Primogeniture l. the first birth Primordial belonging to the first beginning Primum Mobile l. the first mover the tenth Orb. Lord Prince the Kings eldest Son now called Prince of Wales since Edward 2d who was born at Carnarvan Principality Sovereignty Prindle as Croft Princock No. q. praecox or câ—ckrel a youngster too soon ripe-headed a pert and forward fellow Priors Aliens French Governours of Religious houses erected here for Outlandish-men supprest by Hen. 5. Priority l. a being before Prioress the Governess of a Nunnery Prisage f. a prising also the Kings custom or share of lawful prizes usually 1 10 Prisage of Wines as Butlerage Priscilla little Prisca l. old Priscillianists Hereticks An. 388. who followed Priscillianus he held a good and an evil God Creators of all things denied the Trinity c. Prise that which is taken of the Kings Subjects by the Purveyors Prism g. any saw-dust also a solid triangle hence Prismatical glasses
on an inheritance before the right Heir to keep him out Abatos An Island in Egypt Abawed o. Daunted ashamed Abba Sy. Father Abbat or Abbot The same to his Abbacy or Abbathy as a Bishop to his Bishoprick Abbord I. Draw near the shore or grapple with a ship Abbreviate l. Shorten Abbreviation l. Shortning Abbreviature short draught Abbreviator He that shortens Abbrochment Ingrossing buying up wholewares to sell by retail Abbuttals The buttings or boundings of any land Abdals Religious Persians vowing poverty Abdalmatalis Mahomets Grandfather Abdelmonus King of Africa Abdera A City in Thrace Abderite Democritus who lived there Abderian Laughter foolish incessant laughter Abdevinam Head of the twelfth Mansion in Astrology Abdi h. My servant Father of Kiâ—h Abdicate l. Renounce refuse contrary to adopt Abdication Dis-inheriting Abdiel h. Servant of God or Cloud of Gods store Abdolonymus A Gardiner made King of Sydon Abdomen l. The fat which is about the belly Abdominous Unwildy panch-bellyed Abducâ— l. Lead or entice away Abduction Taking away Abecedary l. Belonging to the letters A B C c. Abecedarian which teaches or learns the A B C c. Abedge o. Abide Abel h. Vanity In Abeiance f. void not in any mans present possession Abent o. Steep place Abequitate l. Ride away Aberconway A Town in Caâ—naâ—vonshire Abeâ—sâ—aw A Town in Anglesey Abergevenny or Abergâ—nny A Town in Wales Aâ—erration l. Going astray Aberrancy the same Abessed o. cast down humbled Abet Encourage or uphold in evil Abettor or Abettator He that encourages c. Abgregate l. to disperse or separate from the flock Abhorrency l. Loathing hating Abib h. Ripening month Abidst o. Suffered Abia Hercules daughter Abiah h. The will of the Lord. Abiathar h. Father of the remnant or of contemplation or Excellent Father Abject l. Vile base cast-away Abiezer h. The Fathers help Abigail h. Fathers joy Abii Rude people of Scythia Ability l. power Abimelech h. My Father the King a common name of Kings Abingtâ—n A Town in Berkshire and others in Cambridge Abintestate l Without a will Abishag h. The fathers error Abishai h. The fathers reward Abishering Mish Freedom from Amercements Abit o. Dwelleth Abition l. Going away Abjudicate l. Give away by judgement Abjure l. Forswear renounce forsake the Realm for ever Ablactation l. Weaning also graffing keeping the Cyon for a while on its own stock Ablaqueate l. To uncover the roots of Trees Ablation l. Taking away Ablative l. Belonging thereto Ablectick l. Adorned for sale Ablegation l. sending away Ablepsy gr Blindness Ablocation l. Letting out to hire Ablution l. Washing away Abnegation l. Stiff denying Abner h. The fathers candle Abnodation l. Untying of knots also pruning of trees Abaeocrites A Captain of the Boeotians Abogen o. Bowed Abolition l. Destroying putting out of memory Abominate l. Hate loath Abone f. Make good ripen Aboord Within the Ship Aborigines l. The oldest people of Italy also people born where they live Abortion l. Miscarrying in women Abortive Belonging thereto Aâ—radacarba A Charm against Agues Abraham h. Father of many Aâ—ram High Father Abrahams baum An Italian willow that bears Agnus Castus Like Pepper Abracamins Enchanters among the Indians Abram-Cove c. Naked or poor man Abrasion l. Shaving away Abravanus A River in Scotland Abrenunciation l. Forsaking Abric Sulphur in Chymistry Abricot f. or rather Apricock f. A plum ripened in the Sun Abridge f. Shorten Abrodiaetical g. Curious in diet Abrogate l. Make void Abrotanum g. Themistocles Mother also the Herb Southernwood Abrupt l. Suddenly broken off Absalom or Abishelom h. Fathers peace Absalonism The practice of Absalom viz. Rebellion Absession l. Going away Abscission l. Cutting off Absâ—onding l. or Absconsion Hiding Absentaneous l. Belonging to Absence Absentees A Parliament at Dublin so called Absis The highest or lowest pitch of the Planets Absolve l. Pardon acquit Absolute l. Perfect Absolution l. A pardon Absonant or Absonous l. Disagreeing in sound Absorb l. Sup up all Absorpt Devoured Absoris A Town in Minervae's Isle built by the Colchians Abstemious l. Sober temperate Abstâ—ntion l. Keeping the Heir from possession Absterge l. Cleanse wipe off Abstersion l. A Cleansing Abstersive Cleansing Abstinence l. Temperance Abstorted l. Wrested by force Abstract l. Separate also a small draught of a greater work also a quality divided from the subject Abstraction l. Taking away Abstrude l. Thrust away Abstruse or Abstrusive l. Hid secret dark Abstrusity Darkness c. Absurd l. Foolish harsh Absurdity Foolishness Abvolate l. Fly away Abvolation Flying away Abus The River Humber in Yorkshire Abism or Abyss g. Bottomless pit Abysmal Botomless Abyssines Aethiopians under the Emperour Prestor John Acacalis One of Apolloes Mistresses by whom he had Philarides and Philander Acacia A shrub and the binding gum thereof Academia g. A place near Athens where Plato was born Academy g. Publick School or University Academic Platonic Philosopher or Acadâ—mical belonging thereto Acadinus A fountain in Sicily wherein all false oathes writ on tables used to sink Acaid Vineger in Chymistry Acaire g. The mad-mens Saint Acaâ—â—on The bright star of Eâ—idamus Acastus The son of Peleus King of Thessaly Acatalepsic g. Incomprehensibleness impossibility of being comprehended Accedas ad Curiam l. A writ commanding the Sheriff to make record of such or such a suit Accedas ad Vicecomitem l. A writ commanding the Coroner to deliver a writ to the Sheriff Accelerate l. Hasten Accelerator The Muscle that opens the passage of the seed and Urine Accension l. setting on fire Accent l. The tone or mark directing the lifting up the sound of any syllable Acceptance or Acceptation l. Allowing or receiving kindly Acceptilation l. An acquittance by word of mouth Accerse l. Call forth provoke Access l. Coming passage also the fit of an Ague Accession Addition Accessor l. Comer Accessible Easie to come to Accâ—ssary or Accessory l. Partaking in the guilt of a fault Accidalia Venus Accident l. That which happens Accidental By chance Accidence or Accidents The first instructions for the Latin Tongue Acoements g. Monks of Constantinople that slept by turns Acolastick g. Riotous lawless Acolyte g. A Young Minister that serves the Altar with water wine and light Aconick Belonging to Aconite l. Wolfs-bane an herb Acorus A sweet-smelling plant very medicinal Acontius A young man of Cea suiter to Cydippe Acoustiâ—k g. Belonging to or helping the hearing Acquests or Acquists f. Purchases by or for only one Acquiesce l. Rest satisfied Acquietandis plegiis a writ for the getting an acquittance Acquisition l. Getting Acquittal A discharge Acre 40 Perches length of land and four in breadth Acrimony l. sharpness sourness Acrisius Son of Abas King of Argos and father of Danaâ— Acroamatick g. That gives or requires much attention musical Acroätick g. The subtilest of Aristotles Philosophy Acrocomick g. Having long hair Acrostick g. Verses beginning with the letters of ones name Acroteria g. Sharp and spiry battlements upon flat buildings Achronychal g. Belonging
North Scotland Murrey Mâ—urus a dusky or dun-colour A Murth of Corn No. abundance Musach cassa a chest in the Temple at Jerusalem whereinto the Kings were wont to cast their Offerings Musaeus a famous Greek Poet contemporary with Orpheus Musahib Alloh Tu. a talker with God Moses Musaph a book of all the Turkish Laws Musard f. a loyteâ—er Muscadel dine f. Wine brought from Candy having the flavour of Musk. Muschamp a name in Northumberland formerly of great note Muscheto Moschetta I. a little fly a kind of gnat Musculous belonging to or full of Muscles l. fleshy parts of the body serving for instruments of motion Musculous vein the first branch of the flank-veins communicating it self with divers muscles about the belly and loins Muscovites people of Muscovy Russia bordering on Tartary Muscosity abundance of Mice also a being Muscous l. mossy Musen when a Stag or Male Deer casts his head Muses Calliope Clio Erato Thalia Melpomene Terpsichore Polyhymnia Vrania Daughters of Jupiter and Mnemosyne Goddesses of Poetry and Musick Muse set f. the place through which the hare goes to relief Musive as Mosaique Musk Paâ— a perâ—ume growing in a little bag or bladder within an Indian beast like a Roe or Wild Goat Musket the Tassel or Male of a Sparrow-hawk Muskin q. Mouskin a Finch or Titmouse Musmon a certain beast resembling partly a sheep partly a goat Musrol f. an iron ring to put about a horses nose Mussack a drink much used by the Chineses Mussitation l. a muttering Mussulmans as Mulsulmans Musâ— l. New-prest wine Mustachio che f. chos Sp. g. the beard upon the upper-lip Mustaphis pheis Turkish Doctors or Prophets Mustelline l. belonging to a Weasel Muster of Peacocks an old but Elegant word for a company of them together Mustered of Record enrolled among the Kings Soldiers Muster-master General Master of the Kings Musters Mustriche Mous o. Mustricula a shoemakers last Mustulent l. new fresh sweet as Must. Mutability a being Mutable l. changeable inconstant Mutation l. a change Mutations the places wherâ— Strangers as they journeyed did change their Post-horses c. Mute l. dumb or in Law not answering directly also any Consonant except the Liquids also Sc. as Mote or Moot Muâ—es certain dumb executioners among the Turks Muâ—eth the hawk dungâ—th Mutilate l. to maim curtail or diminish Mutiny f. to raise a sedition especially among Soldiers Quintus Mutius Scaevola burnt his right hand for killing a Courtier instead of Porsenna King of the Hetrusci warring against Rome Mutual l. interchangeable from one to another Muzrole as Musrol Muzzle-ring the greatest cirle about the mouth of a great gun Mycterism g. a wiping ones nose a closer kind of Sarcasm Mydias the reputed Authour of Coats of Maâ—l Mynnyng daies as Minning Mynt c. Gold Myriarch g. a Captain of a Myriad g. ten thousand Myrmice a maid who for contemning Ceres was turn'd into an Ant. Myrmidon an ancient King of Thessaly and Son of Jupiter Myrmidons Thessalians that went with Achilles to Troy Myrobalanes Egyptian Nuts or Acorns of five kinds viz. Bâ—llerick Chebule Citrine Eâ—blick and Indian Myropolist g. a seller of sweet ointments or perfumes Myrrha Mother of Adonis by her Father Cynaras King of Cyprus who when he knew it would have slaâ—n her but flying into Arabia she is said to be turn'd into a â—ree of that name Myrrhine â—hean belonging to Myrrh an Arabian gum between white and red of an opening cleansing and dissolving nature Myrsus King of Lydia Father of Myrsiâ—us Candaules the last of the race of the Heraclidae Myrtilus the son of Mercury drowned instead of being rewarded by Pelops for whom at a race he left the Chariot-wheel loose and brake the neck of his Master Oenomaus Myrtle a low tender and fragrant tree sacred to Venus worn garland-wise by those that triumphed after Victories obtain'd without slaughter of men Mysia part of Asia the less Mystagogical belonging to a Mystagogue g. he that interprets Mysteries that hath the keeping of Church-reliques and shewing them 〈◊〉 strangers Mysteriarch g. a Chief prelate or master of sacred mysteries Mystical Mysterious secret obscure Mythologist he that doth Mytâ—ologize or practise Mythology g. an expounding of Fables N. NAam sa a distreining of a mans goods Naaman h. Comely Nab c. a head Nab-girder c. a bridle Nab-cheat c. a hat Nabal h. a fool or mad Nacre f. Mother of pearl Nad q. Ne had o. had not Nadab h. a Prince Nadir A. the point of heaven directly under our feet and opposite to Zenith Naâ—â—a Funeral songs Naiades g. Nymphs or feigned Goddesses of Rivers and Fountains Nail of beef Ss. Eight pound Naiant f. Nageant swiming Naif f. natural lively Nail stone perfect in all its properties or found so naturally as if it had been artificially cut Nakoners o. brasen horns Nale o. Ale-house Nam o. for Am not Namation a distreining or in Scotland an impounding Namaz the Turkish Common prayer Name o. took Namur one of the Neatherlands Nantwich a town in Cheshire Naney the chief City of Lorrain surrendred to the French 1633. Nantes a City on the Loirz in Bâ—iâ—any Nap the tufted superficies of Cloth also a fit of sleep Nap c. to cheat at Dice Napaeae g. Nymphs of the Woods and Mountains Napper of Naps c. a sheep-stealer Napery f. linnen-clothery or Table-linnen Naphthe tha Median Oil Babylonish Bitumen a kind of Marle which being fired is more incensed by water Napkin Y. a pocket handkerchief Naples a Spanish Kingdom in Italy tributary to the Pope Narbone a City of Languedoc Narcissine belonging to Narcissus a beautiful youth who slighting Eccho and falling in love with his own shadow in the water pined away to a white Daffadill also a Bishop of Jerusalem who they say by his prayers turned Water into Oyl to supply the Church lamps Narcotic or Narcotique medicines making senseless stupifying any member Nard Spikenard an Indian and Syrian plant Narelles o. little Nares the nostrils or holes in a hawks beak Narrative l. declarative expressing also as Narration a report or relation Nart o. Art not Naâ— o. was not Narses an Eunuch general after Belisarius of Justinians army against the Goths Nasal vein between the Nostrils Nasicornous insects with horns on their noses Nasie c. drunken Naskin c. a jail or Bridewell Natal Natural also as Natalstious belonging to Nativity a birth or birth-day Natalitious gifts among the Grecians sent by the Neighbours on the fifth day Natation l. a swimming Nated l. born framed of nature Nathanael h. Gods gift Nativo habendo a writ for the apprehending and restoring a Lords Villain whom he claims for his inheritance Natural a fool born Naturalist a natural Philosopher skilled in the causes of natural things Natural Son base born Naturalize f. to admit into the number of natural subjects Nat wilne o. not desire Naval l. belonging to a Ship or to a Navy a Fleet or company of Ships Navarre a Kingdom of Spain Naucifie l. to flight or disesteem
Nutrition l. a nourishing Nuys a town in the Arch-Bishoprick of Colen Nyctalops g. purblind Nyctous the Son of Neptune Amalthaea's husband and Father of Nyctimene having by her Nurses help lain with her Father and flying from his wrath was turn'd into an Oak Nye f. Nid a nest Nymphal phous belonging to a Nymph g. a Lady or Bride Nymphs of the Woods c Virgin-Goddesses Nymphet f. a little Nymph Nysa a City built by Bacchus in India Nysus as Nisus Nything or Nithing of his pains c. No. very sparing O. Oo. for one O. Ni. Oneratur nisi habeat sufficientem exonerationem marked upon the Sheriffs head when he enters into his account for Issues c. whereby he becomes the Kings debtor Oâ—â—e-gavel as Gavel-sester Oaxis a Cretian River from Oaxis the Son of Apollo who lived there Oaxus a City of Creet from Oaxus the Son of Aeacalis Daughter of Minos Obacerate l. to stop ones mouth that he cannot tell his tale quite out Obadiah h. Servant of the Lord. Obambulate l. to walk abroad about or against Obarmation l. an arming against Obay o. abide Obduction l. a covering about Obduration a hardning or growing Obdurate l. hard obstinate unrelenting Obedientia a certain ancient Rent also an Office or the administration of it Obedientials les those that have the Execution of any office under their Superiours Obeisance f. dutiful Obedience Obelise to rase or blot out Obelisk l. one great square stone like a Pyramid also a stroke in writing signifying that somthing is amiss Obequitate l. to ride about Ober-Sax part of Saxony Oberration l. a wandring about Obesity l. fatness grosseness Obeyssinge o. as Obeisance Objectator l. he that makes an Objection l. a casting against a reproach or laying to ones charge Obit l. death decay sun-setting also a Funeral Song or Office for the dead Objuration l. a binding by oath Objurgatory l. belonging to Objurgation l. a chiding or rebuking Oblata old debts put to the present Sheriffs charge Oblat f. a maimed Soldier maintained in an Abbey also the place or maintenance it self Oblats of St. Jerome an Italian Congregation of secular Priests founded by St. Charles Boromeus Oblation l. an Offering to God the Church or any pious use also an aid or subsidy-money Oblatration l. a barking or exclaiming against Oblectation l. a delight recreation or pleasure Oblesion l. an hurting Obligatory l. binding also as Obligation l. a binding a bond conteining a penalty with a condition annexed Oâ—igor he that enters into bond Obligeâ— to whom it is made Oblimation l. a plaistering or dawbing over Obliquation a causing of Obliquity a being Oblique l. crooked awry Oblique cases all but the Rectus or Nominative Obliterate l. to blot out Oblivion forgetfulness Act of Oblivion forgetting and forgiving all offences past Oblivious l. forgetful Oblocutor a back-biter Oblong l. a four-square figure whose lengâ—h exceeds its breadth the most proper are these 1. Sesquialtera 2. Sesquitertia 3. Sesquiquarta 4. Diagonial increased to the length of the Diagonal of the single square 5. Superbittens tertias 6. Dupla which is a double square Obloquy reproach or slander Obmurescencâ— a holding ones peace Obnection l. a knitting or tying fast Obnâ—xiety a being Obnoxious a subject or liable to punishment c. Obnubilate to darken with 〈◊〉 Obnunciate to foreshew some unlucky event Obnunciation of Assemblies dissolving them upon fore knowledge or conjecture of ill success Oâ—lata terrae by some half aâ—â—â—re by others half a perch Obole a small coyn with us to halfâ—penny also an half-peny weight among Apothecaries 12 grains among Gold smiths â—4 Obreption a creeping or â—â—ealing upon by craft Oâ—reptitious which hath cunningly stolen upon Obrizum Obryzum g. fine gold of Ophir Obrogate to interrupt or gainsay Obrogate a Law to publish a law conâ—rary to and for the abolishing the former Obrumpent breaking Obscene l. filthy smutty â—â—chaste Obscenity ribaldry baudery Obscuration a making Obscure l. dark Obsecrate earnestly to beseech Obsâ—quies funeral rites ones last duty to the deceased Obsequious dutifull Obseration a locking up Observant dutifull respectfull Observants tius a kind oâ— Franciscan Fryers instituted by one Bernard of Siena 1400. Oâ—session a besieging oâ— compassing about Obsest haunted with an evil spirit Obsibilate to whistle or his against Obsidian-stone a kind oâ— precious stone in Pliny Obsidional belonging to a siege Obsidional Crown given to him who raised an extraordinary siege Obsigillation a sealing up Obsolete l. grown old out of use or fashion Obstacle an hindrance Oâ—stetricate to play the midwife Obstetricious belonging to Midwives or their Office Obstinacy a being Obstinate stubborn self-willed Obstipate to stop up Obstreperous making a great noise Obstrigillation a reproving or resisting Obstruction a stoppage or hindrance of passage Obstupify to abash or aâ—â—onish Obtemperation an obeying Obtenebrate to darken Obtestation an obtesting humble beseeching or calling God to witness for any thing Obticence a keeping silence Obtorted wreathed or wrested Obtrectation detraction back-biting Obtrite worn bruised or rodden under foot Obtrition a bruising or wearing away against any thing Obturation l. a stopping shutting or closing up Obtuse blunt heavy dull Obtuse angle when two lines include more than a square Obvallation an encompasing with a trench Oâ—varication a hindring â—nes pâ—ssage Obvention a meeting or coming against Obventions Offerings also Spiritual Revenues Obvâ—rt to turn about or against Obviate to meet or to resist Obvious meeting Easie to â—nd or understand 〈◊〉 to â—ver-shadow 〈◊〉 very crookâ—â— Obundation a flowing against Obvolate to fly against Obvolution a rowling to and fro or against Occaecation l. a blinding Occidental belonging to the Occident the setting of the Sun the West also as Occiduous decaying declining going down Occipital belonging to Occiput l. the Noddle or hinder part of the head Occisier o. a killer Occision l. a killing or slaying Occlusion a shutting up Occular as Ocular Occulcation a trampling upon Occult hidden secret Occultation a hiding Occupation an using also an Employment or Trade and in Law the putting a man out of his Free-hold in time of War Occupative employed or possessed Occupant he that first takes possession Occupaâ—â—â—e field which being deserted by its proper owner is possessed by another Occupavit a writ for one ejected in time of War Occurâ— to be in the way or offer it self Oceanick inâ— belonging to the Ocean the main Sea which encompasseth the World Ochlocracy g. Government by the Multitude or common rout Ochus a great Phaenician Philosoper Ochus Artaxerxes he buried his Sister and Mother-in Law alive kill'd his Uncle c. was poisoned at last by his Physician Bagâ—as Ockham Okam Old ropes untwisted and pulled into loose flax again White Ockham Tow or Flax to drive into the seames of the ship Ocious l. idle Octangular Eight-cornered Octave an Eighth Octaves Vtas the Eighth daies next after some Principal feasts Octavo having eight leaves to a sheet Octâ—â—nial of eight years Octogon g.
f. a root Rack the Duke of Exeter's Daughter an Engin to extort Confessions brought into the Tower by him being Constable 16 H. 6. intending to bring in the whole Civil Law Rack Reâ—k No. to take thought or care Rackel Rakil o. hasty Rack Vintage a second voyage of our Merchants into France for Rack'd wines cleansed and drawn from the Lees. Rad Knights as Rod K Radamant as Rhada Rhadegund sa favourable Counsel Rade vore sa Tapestry Radgondes o. a kind of Ulcer Radiant l. shining Radiation l. a casting forth bright beams Radicality a being Radical belonging to the root nature or life Radical question propounded when the Lord of the Ascendant and of the Hour are of one nature and triplicity Radicate l. to take root Radial artery a branch of the arm-hole artery bestowing it self on the Radius the upper and greater bone of the arm also a line from the Center to the circumference Radlings No. windings of the wall Raffinage f. refinement or quintessence Raffle f. a trying to throw most on three dice also rifling o. Raft a timber float-boat Rafull of knaves o. a Rabble Raft o. q. rest rent Rag or Rake of Colts a great company of them q. Race Ragery o. perhaps Roguery Raght Raught reached Ragman o. q. ragement madness Rageman a statute of Justices assigned by Edw. 1. to hear all complaints of injuries done 5 years before Ragot a cunning French begger who wrote all his subtilties and died very rich Ragounces sa a kind of precious stone Raguset a City in Dalmatia Ragwort a bitter cleansing herb Railighe a town in Essex Railed Rei q. rolled o. ran Raillery f. jesting merriment Raimund ge quiet Rains fine linnen of Rains Rennes a City of Britanny in France Rain-deer a northern Hart with large Antlers Raised in Flesh grown fat spoken of a hawk Rake so much of the Ships hull as over-hangs both ends of the keel Rakestele o. the handle of a rake Ralphe Radulph g helpful Council Rally f. to reunite dispersed Companies Ramagious belonging to Ramage f. boughes Ramage hawk wild Rame No. to reach Ramberge f. a long swift Ship Rambooze buzze a drink of Eggs and Ale or in summer Milk and Rose-water with Wine and Sugar Ramkin a Fort in the Isle Walcheren in Zeland called the key of the Neatherlands Rament l. a scraping or remnant Ram-head a great block with 3 sheevers for the main and fore-Halliards Ramist a follower of Ramus a modern Abridger of many Arts. Ramme a Haven in Zeland Ramosity l. fulness of boughs Rampant rearing up his fore-feet Rampier part f. a fortress-wall or Bulwark Rampick o. an old tree beginning to decay at top Rampions Rapunculus an herb Ramsey a famous Abbey in Huntingtonshire and other small Towns Ramsey-town in Man Isle Ramsons Allium ursinum an herb Ran sa an open rapine Rancidity a being Rancid l. mouldy musty Rancor our l. rottenness also malice or spight Rank as Roke o. hoarse as a rook Randal Ranulph sa pure help Ranges pieces of timber with wooden pins to belay the ropes to Ranger Rainger as Raunger Ransome f. to redeem also the price of Redemption Ranters of the Family of Love Ranula l. a swelling under the tongue Ranular vein the first branch of the outward throat rein ascending to the tongue Rap an Ren l. and sa snatch and catch or else rend Rapacity l. a being Rapacious ravenous Rape the ravishing a woman also in Sussex a sixth part of that Country Rape o. q. Rapid haste quickly Rape wine a small wine of water and the Mother of prest grapes Raphael h. Physick of God Rapidity l. a being Rapid l. swift violent Rapine l. an open violent robbery Rapinous ravenous Rapport f. a report relation or resemblance Rapsodâ—st the Authour of a Rapsody g. a confused collection Raptu haeredis a writ for the taking away an heir Rapture l. a taking away by violence also an Exstasy Rarefaction fying or causing Rarity l. a being Rare thin who 's quantity is more and substance less Rase a measure of Corn disused Rasion sure l. a shaving Rascal of Boies o. a great Company Raskail o. trash Rasp patory a grosser kind of File Market-Rasen a Town in Lincoln-shire Ras algease a Star in Gemini Rate o. counselled also the milt f. Rate tythe for cattel kept in a parish less than a year Rathe Sa. Ss. Early Ratifie l. to confirm Ratiocinative pertaining to Ratiocination l. reasoning Rationabili parte bonorum a writ for the Widow or children claiming the Thirds Rationabilibus divisis for the rectifying the bounds of 2 Seigneuries Rationale a book shewing Rationality a being Rational l. reasonable also the High Priests Breast-plate Rationary belonging to account or reckoning Ratisbone a City of Bavaria Ratle Crista galli the herb Coxcomb Ratles the Goat cries Ratling-Cove c. a Coachman Ratling-Mumpers c. beggets at Coaches Ratlings the steps of the ship-shrouds Ratton o. a little rat Ratzenburgh a Town in Mecklenburg Ravage f. Spoil havock Raucity l. hoarsness Ravenglas a Town in Cumberland Ravenna a City of Italy Ravisable o. Ravenous Ravensperg a County in Westphalia Ravishment f. an unlawfull taking away of a Woman or Heir also as Rape Raundon o. f. à la randon at random Raunge Range the Office of a Raunger Ranger who conducts the straying wild beasts to the Forest. Raunson o. for Ransom Ray f. a beam of the Sun Ray cloth never coloured Rayes Reies o. Roundelaies Songs Raynous o. q. Roigneux Scabbed Re an Isle near Rochelle Reach the distance of two points of land which bear in a right line to one another Read Rede o. Counsel Reading the chief town in Barkshire Reäfforested made Forest again Reäl Sp. a coyn worth 6d Reälize to cause Reälity a being real Realty opposed to Personalty Ream Rieme Ge. a string twenty quires also a Realm Realti o. for Royalty Rear o. thin Reasonable aid was a duty claimed by the Lord to marry his Daughter or Knight his eldest son Reässume l. to take again Reathen o. soon Reättachment a second attachment Rebate as Chamfâ—r also to allow what the interest would have com'n to for antepaiment Rebaptization a baptizing again Rebecca h. fat and full Rebeck a 3 string'd fidle also o. an old Trot. Rebesk as Arabesquâ— Rebus f. a Name or other conceit exprest in picture with an equivocal Motto Rebutter f. a repelling the Heir by a Warranty from the Donour Recalcitrate l. to kick backwards Recant l. revoke unsay Recapitulation l. a brief repeating the â—eads Recaption l. a writ for one that suffers a second distress for the same cause Recargaison f. a backfraught Recede l. to go back Recent l. fresh new Recension sement f. a reckoning Receptacle l. a store-house Receptary f. a note of Receipts Reception two Planets being in each others dignity Receptitious l. received Receptivity a being Receptive apt to receive Recess l. a going back or aside a by-place Rechabites sons of Rechab Jer. 35. Reche a Town in Cambridg
in Flanders Yqueint o. quenched Yreken o. raked Yren o. displeasure l. 〈◊〉 Ysam o. seen Yslawe o slain Ysselstein a tovvn in Holland Ystoppe o. stepped Ystorve en o. dead Ytake o. taken Ytwight o. tvvitched Yvernagium the vvinter seed-time Yuba an Indian herb of vvhich they make bread Yu-batch No. a Christmas batch Yu-block No. the same as Yule-block a Christmas block Yu-games No. the same as Yule-games See Vlâ— Yule-dag Da. Christmas day Yule of August Lammas Yvoire o. Ivory Ywoxe o. vvaxen grovvn Ywrien o. covered Ywroke o. for VVreaked revenged Z. Z in the West for S Zaara the Desert Lybia Zabern or Elsasz-Zavern a tovvn in lovver Alsace Zabulon Zeâ— h. a dvveliing-place Zachary riah h. mindfull of the Lord. Zacynthus Zante a Venetian Island VVest of Greece Zacutus Lysitanus a famous Jevv Physician in Amsterdam Zald Sc. q. Yald yielded Zaleucus a Locrian Lavv-giver vvho put out one of his ovvn eyes one of his Sons to fulfill his ovvn lavv against adultery Zamolsis a Thracian Philosopher Zane I. a silly John Zanâ— I. a Tumbler vvho procures laughter by his mimick gestures c. Zanni I. such Jack-puddings La Zeccha the Mint at Venice Zara a Venetian City in Dalmatia Zecchine I. a gold coin about 7 shillings 6 pence Zecchine Tu. vorth 9 shillings Zede Sc. vvent to vvrack Zedekiah Zid h. the Justice of the Lord. Zedâ—â—ry an Indian hot and dry plant Zeland one of the united provinces also a Danish Island Zelot g. one that is jealous or zealous fervent Zelotypi g. Jealousy Nova Zembla a nevv-discovered Northern Isle Zenith A. the point directly over our heads Zeno a Greek Philosopher Authour of the Stoicks Zenobia Zebennia Queen of Palmyrene in Syria she Usurpt the Goverment of the vvorld but vvas overcom'n and led in triumph by Aurelian in golden chains Zephyre rus g. Favonius the West-vvind Zereth an hebrevv measure of 9 inches Zero f. the Cypher or Nought Zerubbabel Zombabel h. repugnant to confusion Zest f. the peel of an Orange c. squeezed into a glass of wine to relish it Zethus a Musician twin-brother to Amphion Zeugma g. a joyning making the verb or Adjective by supplement to answer divers supposites Zeuxis a famous Greek Painter Zimri h. a Song Zink as Spelter Zodiack g. an imagined circle containing the yearly course of the Sun through the 1â— Signs viz. Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricornus Aquarius Pisces Zoïlists men that imitate Zoïlus Homeromastix a critical carping Poet of Amphipolis who wrote against Homer Zome a River in Brabant Zonarious belonging to a Zone g. a girdle or purse also a fifth part of the heavens Torrid Zone between the two Tropicks of Cancer and Capricorn Temperate Zones between the Tropicks and the Polar Circles Frigid Zones between the Polar Circles and the very Poles Zonigrism an instrument with a long narrow neck to convey bitter potions into the stomach Zonnets fantastical bodies of the Gnomes or Pigmy-Spirits Zoögraphical belongâ—ng to a Zoögrapher an author of Zoögraphy g. a description or painting of beasts Zoöpâ—ites g plant-animals partaking the Nature both of plants and living-creatures as spunges c. Zopyrus he cut off his ears c. and fled to Babylon pretending Darius had done it and being made their general betray'd it Zoroäster the first King of Bactria and Author of Persian Magick who laught they say so soon as he was born Zorobabel as Zeruâ—b Zubal the Philippine Island where Magellan died Zuâ—he Stovene a withered or dry stock of wood Zulp a town by Colen Zundel â—inder Zutphen one of the United Provinces Zwallock a town in Cornwall Zweibrucken Deux ponis a Dukedome in the lower Palatinate Zygostatical belonging to a pound of 16 ounces or to a Zygostate g. the Clark of a Market Zythepsary g. a brew-house Zz a mark in old Physicians for Myrth FINIS