Selected quad for the lemma: spirit_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
spirit_n	artery_n	blood_n	vein_n	5,874	5	10.2889	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A33754	An English dictionary explaining the difficult terms that are used in divinity, husbandry, physick, phylosophy, law, navigation, mathematicks, and other arts and sciences : containing many thousands of hard words, and proper names of places, more than are in any other English dictionary or expositor : together with the etymological derivation of them from their proper fountains, whether Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French, or any other language : in a method more comprehensive than any that is extant / by E. Coles ...	Coles, Elisha, 1640?-1680.	1677 (1677)	Wing C5071; ESTC R13911	383,305	374

Archiatre g. chief Physician Archigrapher g. cheif Secretary Archiloquy the beginning of speech Archimandrite the chief of an Hermitage Archimimick g. chief Player Archidiaconal belonging to an Arch-Deacon g. a Church-Governour under the Bishop Archippus g. Governor of Horses Architectonick ical belonging to an Architect g. Master-builder Architecture g. the Art of building Architrave the Chapiter of a pillar also the chief beam in building Archive the place where old Records are kept Archontes g. the chief Athenian Governours Archon one of them also the first authour of the Archonticks Hereticks denying the Resurrection and affirming the world to be the work of Princes Architas Archytas made a wooden Dove to fly Arcitenent l. bow-bearing Arctation l. streightning Arctick Artick Northern Arcturus Bootes a star by the tail of Charle's wain Arcuate l. make or made like a Arch. Ardelion l. busie-body Ardently earnestly Ardenna ga a wood a Forest in Warwick shire and another in Germany 500 miles long Arders fallowing or plowings Ardour l. great heat Arduity l. steepness Areatour l. thresher or cleanser of Area l. floor Arefaction l. a drying Arelatum l. Arles in France Arenaceous Arenated Sandy Areopagites Athenian Judges who sat in the Ar●opagus gos gy g. a street in Athens Areopagetical belonging thereto Arescation l. a drying or withering Aret o. account Aretaloger gon g. a talker only of vertue Aretaphila g. a she-friend of virtue Arethusa Daughter of Nereus a River of Sicily also an Armenian fountain in which nothing sinks Aretine belonging to Aretium Arezzi in Italy Argent try l. Silver also white Argentanginy l. silver-squincy when for mony one feigns himself sick and dumb Argentifer maker of Silver Argentina l. wild tansey also Strasburgh in Germany Argentum Dei God 's i. e. earnest Mony Argile Arguithil near the Irish part of North Scotland Argiletas l. a place near the palace in Rome Argillous l. clayie clammy Argives l Grecians Argoil o. clay Argonauticks Books treatin of Navigation Argonauts Jason and the rest that went to Colchos for the golden fleece in Argo the ship in which they sailed Argos a Town in Greece Argument l. reason proof also the matter of which you Argue dispute Argus King of Peloponnesus for his wisdom feigned to have 100 eyes Argute tious l. subtile Argyra g. an Indian Island full of Silver and Gold Argyritis litharge of Silver Ariadne Daughter of Minos Aridate l. to make Arid l. dry barren Aridity Aritude driness Arided ar the swans tail a star Arietine l. belonging to Aries l. a ram a Roman battering Engine also the first sign of the Zodiack Arietation l. butting battering Ariminum Rimini in Italy Ariobarzanes one of Darius's Captains Ari●lation l. South-saying Arion a famous Musician of Lesbos Arist o. he arose Aristaeus King of Arcadia he found the use of Bees Aristarchus g. best Governour Aristides an Athenian Justice Aristippus g. best horseman Aristocratical belonging to Aristocracy g. Government of a Common-wealth by Nobles Aristolochia the herb Birthwort Arite o. arrest stay Arithmancy g. Divination by numbers Arithmetical belonging to Arithmetick g. the Art of Numbring Ark l. Noah's Ship also the chest that kept the Law-tables Arles Earles earnest penny Armada Sp. a great Navy Armadillio a West-Indian-Beast with skin like Armor Armagh an Arch-Bishops-seat in Ireland Arma moluta cutting weapons Armature l. Armour also skill in Arms. Arm a shot bind Okum in Canvas to the spike of a cross-bar-shot Armenia part of Asia Armiferus l. bearing arms Armiger l. the same also an Esquire Armil l. one of the Coronation garments also a bracelet Armillate wearing a bracelet Armillet a little Bracelet Arminians Hereticks following Arminius a Divinity Professor at Leyden in Holland Armipotent l. powerful in arms Armomancy divining by the shoulders of Beasts Armoniack a gum issuing from the plant Fennel-giant Armoricans people of Armorick Britain in France Armory where arms are kept Armusia a County of Carmania full of Vineyards Arnabo a kind of sweet-sented Tree Arobe a Portugal measure of Sugar 15 bushels Aromatical tick l. Spicy Aromatize to perfume or Spice Aromatization perfuming Aron Wake-Robin Cuckoe-pit Arphaxad Arpachshad h. the Son of Shem. Arpent de France contains 100 perches square 18 foot each Arquebusier one that serves with Arquebuse f. large Musket Arquebusade a shot thereof Arragon part of Spain Arraign bring to trial Arran Cluid part of North Scotland Arrass rich tapestry of Arras a Town in Art●sia Array ranking of Soldiers also setting forth a Jury Arrearage f. debt due on some old account Arrayers Officers ordering the Soldiers arms Arrendare Sp. to let out lands yearly Arrentation license for yearly rent to enclose lands Arreptitious l. snatch'd away also crept in privily Arrere o. apart Arrest f. stop seisure also a Court-decree Arrestandis bonis ne dissipentur a Writ to secure goods taken away Arpetteth o. laying blame Arretted brought before a Judge Arrianism Doctrine of the Arrians Hereticks following Arrius a Lybian who deny'd the Son to be of the same substanee with the Father Arride l. to consent by smiling Arrision smiling upon Arrogate l. take to much to ones self Arrogancy taking too much c. Arrogant he that takes c. Arrow-head a water-herb Arsenal I. Arcenal f storehouse of armour and Ammunitton Arsenick Orpiment Orpine Rats bane Arseverse T. a spell to keep the house from burning also as Arse-versie preposterously the wrong way Arsura things relating to coynage Arsmart the herb water-pepper Arsons f. the saddle-bow Artaxerxes Artahshash't h. light malediction or fervent to spoil Artemisia Queen of Halicarnassus also Mug-wort Artemisian month May. Arten o. constrain Arteries l. pulser hollow vessels like to veins wherein the thinnest and the hottest bloud with the vital spirits passeth Arterial belonging thereto Arterious l. full of Arteries Arteriatomy otomy g. a cutting of Arteries Arthel Arddelw Br. avouching vouchee Arthritical Gouty Arthropia g. the ligament that joyns the bones together Arthur Br. strong man Articular belonging to an Article l. joint or member Articulate l. distinct joyn●ed also to joint and make Articles of Agreement Artifex Artificer l. Arstisan Artist f. work-man or Crafts-master Artificer l. craft device Artillery l. War-instruments Arval Brothers twelve Roman Priests Judges of Land-marks Arvisian wine from Arvis or Amis●a in the Isle Si● or Chios Arundel Arunda●e a Town in Sussex upon the River Arun. Arundiferous l. reed-bearing Arundin●tum l. Reed-ground Acuspicy l. altar-divination by beholding the entrails Asa h. healer Asa●el h. God hath wrought Asaph h. gathering Asara●acca a vomit-herb Asbat● o. a buying Asbestes a people of Lybia Asbestos g. a precious-stone unquenchable when fi●ed Ascal●nite Herod born at Ascal●n a Town in Jury Ascance a looking on one side Ascanius Son to Aeneas builder of Alba in Italy Ascarides small worms in the fundament Ascaunces o. as though Ascendant l. Horoscope g. that point of the Ecliptick which rises at ones birth Ascenti●e l. climbing up Ascetick g. Monastick Monkish Ascertain assure