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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

apud Clitomachum quum Carneades c. Cic. Antonij edictum legi à Bruto Cicer. I read Antonius his proclamation that Brutus shewed me A posteritate legi Ouid. Scripta legere secum Ouid. Verba legenda Ouid. ¶ Legere oram Italiae Liu. To passe by the cost of Italy Littus maris legere Virg. ¶ Legere Plin. iun. To choose or pike out Tempus legere Ouid. To choose his tyme. Tempus idoneum legere Ouid. Legere in demortui locum Liu. To choose in his roome that is deade Legere in Senatum Cic. To choose one a Senatour Legere in Senatum Liu. Legere milites Cic. ¶ Legere Virg. Id est furari surripere vt Vel quae sublegi tacitus tibi carmina nuper Virg. Lectus Participium siue nomen ex participio Reade chosen pyked selected Lectissimus adolescens Cic. A verye notable and fine yong gentleman Lectissimi viri atque ornatissimi Cic. Passing excellent men and of great honour Iuuenes lecti Virg. Iuuenum lectissimus Stat. Lectissima foemina Cic. A very excellent woman and of notable vertue Virgines lectae Horat. Corpora lectissima Cic. Sententia verba lectissima Cic. Ossa è vulneribus lecta Quintil. Bones taken out of the woundes Legíbilis hoc legíbile pen. cor Vlpian That may be read Lectio onis f. g. Verbale Reading a lesson choyse a gathering vt Lectio literarum Cic. Reading of letters Taedium lectionis Quint. Virilis lectio cum suauitate quadam grauis Quint. Accelerare lectionem Quintil. Continuare lectionem Quint. Formare lectione Quint. To frame and fashion in handesome reading ¶ Lectio Liu. Choyse vt Et eam lectionem nemoratam habuit Liu. ¶ Lectio lapidum Colum. Gathering of stones Lectus lectus lectui m. g. pro Delectu Tacit. A choyse Lector toris m. g. Verbale Cic. A reader Placidus lector Ouid. Studiosus Mart. Vigilans Sidonius Léctito léctitas pen. cor lectitâre Frequentatiuum To read often to gather often Valer. Max. Légulus léguli m. gene pen. cor Varro A gatherer of small things as grapes or oliues Legùmen pen. pro. legúminis n. g. Varro Vir. Cic. All maner of p●●●e as pease beanes c. Legumentum legumenti Idem quod Legumen Legarium legarij Idem Varro Leguleius Vide LEX Lema Craecis dicitur lachryma sed congelata Pli. A teare congealed an humor congealed hurting the eye sight Lembus lembi m. g. Liu. A swift little ship a barke Remigijs subigere lembum Virg. Lembúnculus lembúnculi pen. cor m. g. Diminutiuū Tac. A little barke Lemma lémmatis pe cor n. g. Mart. An argumēt a reason Lemnisci lemniscorum m. g. Plin. Labelles hanging downe on garlandes or crownes iesses hanging at hawkes legges Lemniscâtus pen. prod Adiect That hath labelles or ieffes hanging downe vt Palma lemniscata Cic. A victorie verie notable and worthie a garlande with labelles Lemonium siue Limonium Herba Plin. An hearbe which some haue counted to be Veratrum nigrum Lémures lémurum pen. cor m. g. Varro Spirites walking by night with horrible figures Nigri lemures Pers Nocturni lemures Horat. Lemuria orum Feastes dedicated to those spirites Lena Vide LENO. Lenis hoc lene That hath no roughnesse pleasant to taste or tough milde soft Lene Asperum contraria Cic. Aura lenis Ouid. A soft and gentle coole of winde Lenissimus Auster mitis Cic. Lenes cibi Acres Apud Celsum apponuntur Pleasant meates without byting or egernesse Flabra lenia Virg. Tormentum lene Horat. Merum lene Horat. Venenum lene Cic. Lenis sonus Cic. A soft gentle sounde Ventus lenis Virg. Spiritus lenis Tibul. Volatus lenis Ouid. Lene vinum Ter. A delicious and pleasant wine not rough in taste ¶ Lenis transfertur ad animum Ter. Full of sufferance hardly angry milde meeke soft of conditions gentle modest Carmina lenia Lucret. Consilium lene Horat. Dominus non lenis Horat. A sharpe and cruell maister Linissimus homo natura consuetudine diciplina Cic. A verie milde and gentle person Ira lenior Ouid. Léniter pen. cor Aduerbium Softly sweetely moderatly gently Leniter agere Liu. To deale gently moderately with one Leniter disputare Cic. Leniter arridere Cic. To smile a little Ire leniter Ouid. To go softly Placidè lenitérque procedere Caesar Leniter pungit eos animi dolor Cic. Suspensis leniter alis Liu. Houering softly with his wings Leniter aut minaciter tentare Plaut Leniter illustrans nox Plin. Manipulatim leniter componitur amomum Plin. Lenè Aduerbium Idem Mart. Softly gently Aura aspirans lenius Catul. Lénitas pen. cor lenitâtis f. g. Plin. Softnesse pleasantnesse smoothnesse ¶ Lenitas Cic. Meekenesse gentlenesse easinesse to please mildenesse Inepta lenitas patris Vide INEPTVS Lenitûdo pen. prod lenitúdinis f. g. Idem Cic. Lenimen pen. prod leníminis n. g. Oui. That maketh pleasant or sweete that taketh away the sharpnesse or tartnesse that maketh lesse grieuous Dulce lenimen laborum Horat. Lenimentum lenimenti Idem Plin. Lenio lenis leníui lenij lenitum pen. prod lenîre Col. To polish or make smooth vt Cum truncum decideris ferramento plagam lenito Colum. ¶ Lenire Salust To pacifie to moderate to asswage to appease to treate gently to comfort Quò illam mihi lenitent miseriam Ter. That they might asswage and mitigate my sorrowe Leniter aegritudo Cic. The sicknesse is mittigated Lenire animos concordia Cic. Animum dictis Virg. To pacifie mens mindes with gentle wordes Clamorem Horat. Curas somno Virg. Omne desyderiū literis mittendis accipiendísque leniam Cic. I will pacifie and comfort all my great longing for you with c. Dolentem lenire solando Virg. With comforting to ease one in sorrow Dolorem leniuit morte Sil. Dolores lenire requie Ouid. Moras lenire Ouid. Noctem lenire Propert. Numina leniri possunt Ouid. May bep acified Pauorem hospitij leniuit Sil. Remedia aspera molli manu leui lenire Quint. To mittigate sharpe and byting playsters with tender and gentle handling Panis leniet st●mach●m Horat. Superos lenire rogando Ouid. To pacifie th● Gods wyth prayers Tempestates Plin. To appease tempestes Tempus lenit odium Ouid. Tigres leones lenire Horat. Timorem lenire Virg. ¶ Lenibo etiam facit in futuro Propert. Leno lenônis Cōmunis generis quanuis habeat foemininū Lena vt ait Priscianus Ter. A baude a marchant of hoores Auarus leno Ouid. Leno insidiosus Horat. Impurus Plaut Perfidus Plaut Lena lenae f. g. Vlpian Plaut A woman baude Callida lena Tibul. Malesuada Plaut Multibiba Plaut Lénulus lénuli m. g. pen. cor Diminutiuum Plaut A little or yong baude Lenúnculus lenúnculi pen. cor Aliud diminutiuum Plaut A little baude ¶ Lenunculus Caesar A fishers boate Lenonius Adiect Of or belōging to a baude vt Fides lenonia Plaut The truth and honestie of a baude Lenocinium lenocinij n. g. Vlpian Plaut Cic. The

practise of bauderie ¶ Lenocinium Sueton. Cic. Curious trimming and pickednesse to the ende to please or allure ¶ Lenocinium Cic. A pleasant inticement or allurement Lenócinor pe cor lenocinâris lenocinári To practise baudry Lenocinari per translationem Cic. With fayre wordes and pleasant inticements to allure Formae puerorum virilitate excisa lenocinantur Quintil. They gelding boyes make their fauour more pleasant and amiable Lens lendis f. g. Plin. A nitte Lendiginosus a um Full of nittes Lens lentis f. g. Plin. A kinde of pulse called Lintels Lentim pro lentem frequens apud Catonem Lens palustris Duckes meate or water Lintels Lentícula lentículae pen. corr Diminutiuum Plin. A little lintle potage of Lintels ¶ Lenticulae Cels Little rounde pimples rysing in the bodye and especially in the handes and face ¶ Lenticula Plin. A little vessell out of which princes were annoynted a Chrismatorie Lenticulâris hoc lenticulâre pe pro. vt Forma léticularis Apuleius Like a vitch or lintell Lentigo pen. prod lentíginis f. g. Plin. A specke or pimple red or wanne appearing in the face or other part Lente Lentesco Vide LENTVS Lentiscus lentisci foe gen Colum. Plin. The tree whereof Masticke commeth the Masticke tree Lentíscinus pen. cor Adiectiuum Plin. Made of that tree Lentiscíferus pen. corr Adiect Ouidius That beareth masticke trees Lentitia Lentitudo Lento lentas Lentor lentoris Lentulus Adiectiuum Vide LENTVS Lentus Adiectiuum Virg. Soft tender plyant that boweth easily limber slow remisse secure carelesse at rest ydle cleauing clammie colde Brachia lenta Horat. Radix lenta Ouid. Tough and plyant Hastile lentum Ouid. Rami lenti Virg. Plyant Lentus in frangendo calamus Plin. Tough in breaking ¶ Lentus Plin. iun. Slow slacke remisse In ira lentus Ouid. Long ere he be angrie Lento gradu procedere Val. Max. To go on slowly or a soft pace Ignibus lentis macerari Horat. Ira lenta Ouid. Slow anger Lenta mora Martial Long tarying or lingring Passibus lentis peragere iter Ouid. To iourney slowly Lentior pugna Liu. A slacke battayle without fiercenesse Spes lenta Ouid. ¶ Lentus Virg. Idle secure without care Lentus spatiare sub vmbra Ouid. Walke quietly and without care in the shadow ¶ Lentus humor Virg. Tough slimie and colde humour Tellus lenta gelu Propert. The earth colde with frost ¶ Lentus color Plin. A duskie colour not verie bright Lentus igni● è palmis Plin. A soft or slow fire not rashe Lentus tepor Plin. A slow warmenesse Carbonibus lentis vrere aliquem Ouid. To burne with a slow fire Amor lentus me torret Horat. A lingring loue doth parche my heart Lenta viuacitas Plin. When one is long in dying and departing out of lyfe Virgis salicis lentior Ouidius More plyant than wythie twigges Léntulus pen. cor Adiect diminut Cic. Somewhat plyant Lentè Aduerbium Plinius Easilye softlye slowly without haste Lentè cunctantérque veniunt Plin. iun. Asellus lentè gradiens Ouid. Slowly Lentè ferre Cic. To suffer or take paciently Lentè ferre iniurias Cic. Lentè agere Liu. To doe slowly and negligently Lentè ac fastidiosè probare aliquem Cic. To trie by little and little in long continuance Lentissimè mandere Columella To eate verie slowly and leysurely Lentius disputare Cicero To dispute negligentlye of a thing Lentè nasci Plin. To grow slowly Lentitia lentitiae foe gene Plin. Softnesse plyantnesse limbernesse Lentitûdo pen. prod lentitúdinis f. g. C. Slownesse negligence slacknesse in doing Lentitudo mortis vel exitus Tac. Slownesse in dying lingring long ere he dye Lentor lentôris m. g. Plin. Colum. A clammie or glewish humour Lento lentas lentâre Virg. To make plyant or flexible Arcus lentare Stat. To bende a bowe Lentesco lentescis lentéscere Virg. To waxe tender or pliant to become clammie or glewish Ad digitos lentescit Virgilius It sticketh to the fingers lyke byrde lime Cicera paulum aqua maceratur dum lentescat Colum. Vntill they waxe plyant Curae lentescunt tempore Ouid. Lenulus Lenunculus Vide LENO. Leo les leui To annoynt or smeare ouer Leo leonis m. g. Plin. A lyon Genus acre leonum Ouid. Triste leonum seminium Lucret. Vis violenta leonum Lucret. Animosus leo Claud. Iubatus Senec. Asper leo Horat. Magnanimus Ouid. Auidus Ouid. Magnus Virg. Caesius Catul. Rapidus Horat. Flauus Horat. Rigidus Martial Frendens Silius Saeuus Lucret. Fuluus leo Virg. Sanguineus Val. Flac. Hirsutus Ouid. Toruus Claud. Horridus Senec. Trux Val. Flac. Innoxius Vide INNOXIVS Validus Lucret. Insanus Horat. Violentus Ouid. Iracundus Ouid. ¶ Leo marinus ex cancrorum genere Plin. A ●●pster ¶ Leo signum caeleste Plin. Stella vesani leonis Horat. Aestiuus leo Claud. Leonînus penul prod Adiect Of a Lyon vt Adeps leonius The fatte of a Lyon Leonina species Varro The figure of a Lyon Leontice leóntices pen. cor f. ge Herba Plin. An hearbe that Apothecaries call Carui agreste Ruel Leontopetalon pen. cor Herbae genus Plin. An hearbe hauing leaues lyke colewortes the stalke halfe a foote high the seede in huskes as bigge as small peason the roote lyke the rape roote great and black it is medicinable against the stinging and byting of all serpentes Some thinke it to be Cōsiliginem Plinij The Frenche men call it pace de Lyon Leontophonon penult corr A little worme which if the Lyon bite he dyeth incontinent Leopardus leopardi m. g. Plin. A Leopard Leontopodium dij An hearbe called pee de Lyon hath flowers lyke a Rose vnspred Vide Ruel lib. 3. cap. 130. Lepidium lepidij n. g. Herba Colum. By the iudgement of Galen is the same that Iberis is appeareth to be a kinde of Cresses Some Phisitiōs haue called it Ditrāder but in Plinie it seemeth to be the byting hearbe Piperitis which hath leaues like bay It is not in any wyse to be taken for Raphanus as Harmolaus and Ruellius doe suppose it to be Lepidus penul cor Adiect Tam de hominibus quàm de oratione alijs dicitur rebus Neate pleasaunt polite preatie merie that hath a good grace Lepidus ad omnes res Plaut Pleasant to all purposes Nimium lepidus Plaut Cantio lepida suauis Plaut A pleasant and sweete song Lepida est illa causa Plaut Coniux lepidissima Catul. Dictum lepidum Horat. A pleasant saying O lepidum diem Plaut O ioyous and pleasant day Facinus lepidum Plaut A merie pranke Fama lepida Plaut Forma lepida Plaut A good and amiable fauour Literae lepidae Plaut Libellus lepidus Catul. A pretie booke Locus lepidus Plaut Mores lepidi Plaut Pleasant conditions Nuntium lepidum Plaut Merye tydings Lepedi delicati pueri Cic. Tabellis lepidis lepida conscriptis manu Plaut Versus lepidi Catul. Vnguentum lepidum Plaut Lepida memoratu Plaut Pleasant to remember Lepida concinna Author ad Herennium ¶ Lepidus pro politus Donatus