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ROBERT A I N S W O R T H's
DICTIONARY,
ENGLISH AND LATIN.
A NEW EDITION,
WITH GREAT
ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS.
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PARTICULARLY
A large and copious I N D E X of fucfi Words as occur in STEPHENS
and AINSWORTH, of an obfolete, unclaflical, doubtful, or modern
Character, with the proper and genuine Word frequently annexed :
Alfo Another INDEX of the fame Kind, from
VOSSIUS, CALEPIN, COOPER, LITTLETON, and Others.
To which are fubjoined,
A THIRD, of the more common Latin Words in our ANCIENT LAWS.
The NOTES of ABBREVIATIONS ufed in Latin AUTHORS and INSCRIPTIONS. And
A GENERAL CHRONOLOGY of eminent PERSONS and memorable THINGS.
By THOMAS M O R E L L, D. D.
Reftor ofBucKLAND, in HERTFORDSHIRE, and F. SS. R. & A.
LONDON:
Printed by Charles Rlvington and William H r atdfall t
For C. BATHURST, J. BUCKLAXD, J. BEECROFT, W. STRAHAN, J. and F. RIVIWCTON, J. HINTON,
L. DAVIS, L. HAWES and Co. R. HORSFIELD, W. JOHNSTON, W. OWEN, S. CROWDER, T. LONGMAN,
P.. LAW, E. and C. DII.LY, "VV. DOMVILLE, T. CADELL, G. ROBINSOW, J. JOHNSON, T. DAVIES,
T. POTE, J. ROESON, W. GINGER, R. BALDWIN, and T. EVANS.
MDCCLXXIII.
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To Meflrs. LONGMAN, JOHNSTON,
AND OTHER THE
PROPRIETORS OP THIS WORK.
REALLY, Gentlemen, ye are fomewhat vmreafonable in your application, a third time, to
me, (at 70) for a work of this laborious kind 1 . Ye may not know perhaps thofe lines of
Scaliger, Si quern dura manet, &c *. But ye know in what contempt a Lexicographer
is held by the great Bolingbroke, who ipares not even a Littleton, (the mod painstaking man in the
profeffion) yet as All that nobleman has been pleaied to advance is not Goffel\ and as this your
application it fome credit to me, in evidence that what I have already done for you, has anfwered
your purpofe ; Jludio fallente laborem> I Hull endeavour to oblige you, and, I hope, therein the
(niblick, on the following account.
Far be it from me to decry a character fo well and fo juftly eftabliflicd, as that of Ainfatrtb. It-
is by no means in my difpofition to cenfure either the living or the dead : But the prefent work
requires an apology , and indeed the pert not only of a Grammarian, but of A Critick : I hope
therefore I mall be excufed in faying, that
Mr. Ainfworth in his Preface (p. xi.) fpeaks of his pfedeceflbrs, being rtgardtefi 6/ & matter of
great importance in this affair, viz. "The not making the Englijh and Latin parts to tally with each other j
but has been fo regardlefs of this important matter himfelf, that of near one hundred words in the
firft half-page, there are not above four or five that tally with the Latin ; I mean, under the
Latin word here given for the Englim, there is no fueh Knglifh word to be found in the Latin $
for inftance, to abandon, not in the Latin under any of the three Words given for it in the Englifh,
defero, dejiituo, renuncio, &c. &c. So in the Latin part ; in the firft half-page, there is fcarce a word
that properly tallies with the Englilh ; abalieno, is not rendered as in the Englifh by to abaltenatff^
but to throw, or caft off, to difpofe of; none of which have abalieni) in the Englilh part. The verb*
likewife abfc'ondo, abfolvo> perverto, fubftrvib, &c. have not as in the Englito, to abfcottd, to abfolvt,
to pervert, to be fubfervient to, &c. And with regard to nouns, the word bint is not to be found in
the Latin part, under any of the three words given for it ift the Englifh ; fo, impartial, impartially,
impartiality , not one of them in the Latin under jtiftus, jttfte, juftitia. Improbitas is not rendered
by improbity ; nor petulans, by petulant ; nor injurius, by injurious, as in the Englifh: And i: v>
injurious in the Englifti has not injurious ; nor injurioufly, injuriose, as in the Latin. In Ihort, there
is not a column throughout the whole, but what is fubjeft to this ftricture, in the like proportion J
which I think worthy of notice, becatife children of the lower clafs may hereby often want the
rrioft proper word to render the Latin by : For I well remember, that Mr. Antrobus, lenior, one
of the afliftants at Eton in my time, ufed to tell Us, that the fafeft way to render Latin, was by
the term borrowed from it in Englifh. This defecl, therefore, mould certainly be remedied j
and it is fo, in fome meafure, by the addition of many Latin words to the Engjifli and v. v. buc
SO have done it accurately, would have required an age
Si qu*m dura manet fententia judicis olim,
Damnatum xrumnis fuppliciifque caput ;
Hunc ncque fabrili laflent crgallula mnfsi,
Nee rigidas * exc nt foffa metalla manus ;
Lexica Contexat, ham cetera, quid moror ? offinM
Foenarara facics hie labor unus htbcti
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There are innumerable Latin words, not fterling, without a mark of rejection j as, averruncatb,
eatiditas, cavitas, < .'Ho, gratitude, fdeju/or, pinguedo, (profpettum, n. ed, 1761.) &c. Some,
I own, may have elcaped me in the Englilh part, (as, abafement, depre/to} this being firft printed ;
but, I hope, few or none in the Latin.
Many bad words marked as good, vid. efus in efcatio, and comeftio in efus : And on the contrary,
many marked as bad, for the uli; of which there is fufficient authority , as, circumerro, circumfremo,
(ircumlujlro, &c. &c.
There are alfo many words which I take to be neither Englifh nor Latin ; as, buncbinefs, gib-
bofitas ; brawninefs, callolitas -, nappinefs, villofitas ; liquidnefs, liquiditas -, vuindinefs, ventofuas ; *
bazarder, pcriclitator ; frothily, fpumose , woundable, vulnerabilis, &V. &c. And
Sometimes two bad Latin words without one good one, which was eafily to be had j as, recoin-
penfe, retributio, hoftimentum, -j- cornpenfatio, merces. But
Moft amazing is the inaccuracy with regard to tautology -, whatever word was found differently
fpelt, either by whim or cuitom, fuch word is repeated even four or five times, with all its
phrafes ; as, eqfie, eajy ; cinders, finders , to beray, to bewray ; to boil, to bcyl, &c. but efpecially in
words compounded of the prepofuion in, often changed into em, or e, and fo given under both,
with the fame or different Latin ; as, to embalm, to imbalm ; to enchant, to inchant, &c. borage^
lorrage, burr age ; don, cyan, fey on ; dpfen, dozen, doufen ; doucet, doufet, dozvfet ; evet, neut, newt ;
gaol, goal, jail; difter, clyjler, glijier, gfy/ler ; cifers, cizars, fciffers, fiijfars, or fcizzars ; ghittar, git tar y
guittar, gittern, cittern, &c. &c. near a thonfand. A green goofe, under bothra> and goofe , fo a
tobby-borfe, whirl-wind, &c. inviting, invitation, with the fame bad Latin : Nay, the very fame
word repeated ; as, marjky, marjhy \ offspring, offspring, &cc. The like tautology runs throughout
the Latin part , as, in hiberna, hyberna -, Jidus, fydus; fiha, fylva; with all their derivatives ; and
even four times, asfaial!S,fetialis,f<ecialis,fa?cialis; and the fame word likewife redundant j vid.
indefefee, biduflurtts.
The fame word with different fpelling and different Latin ; as, gewgaws, nugas, tricse ; guegaws y
crepundia, gerra?-, fo, hainom, heinous; hainoufly, heinoitfly ; an eyelet-hole, ilet-hols; baywardy
Ityward ; cbalot, Jhalot, &c.
Several Latin words to one English, and fcarce any of them pure, vid. glitttonoujfy.
The fame word in the Latin marked good and bad, vid. pelliceus, pellidus; and, as before ob-
ferved, many marked as bad, when really good, vid. fupra.
Many words in common ufe omitted j as, probity, reliance-, to perch, to verge, to bid adieu t
&c. &c.
Falfe references, or words referred to fuch as are not exhibited ; vid. a vail, the ginfifo, a phe-
fant; to embody, &c. fo, in the Latin, vid. profa, pfccas, opinus, prcebia, trcxalis ; prop. Oetus,
Tremetus, &c.
Many words without examples, which were to be had of good authority ; as, Circenfes, Virg.
Julius, Id. jugetum, Cic. Hor. delibero, 1"er. Liv. Cic. labium, Ter. Sil. introfero, Cic. &c. &rc.
Many words omitted in the Latin examples, where neceffarily required to compleat the fenfe,
and fhew the force of the example-, vid. condudo, N 3. pcrfcribo, N" i. an if or ^ defatigor, concep-
tr.culum, ir^randefco, infatuo, elautus, opitulor, permeans, fuftentatus, vatiefco, venalitius, &c. nay,
the principal word omitted, vid. aftutas.
Falfe quotations'; vid. cblanditus, lacerandus, (perhaps an error of the prefs) novendiaki, (Ed.
1761.) grunnio, &c.
Tranflatcd and quoted in a wrong fenfe ; vid. traders, caufam ; aures (for nares) pervado. Nei-
ther fenfe, nor right reading, vid. mttfte.
The fame example quoted twice under the fame word; vid. experiens, pervigUium, pexatus, oc-
jailco, on, &c. and in two different fenfes, vid. palpor.
The fame example under both acTive and paffive ; vid. infejlo, infejlor; under the verb aclivq
or deponent and the participle; vid. renuncio, renunciaturus , illabor, illapfus ; as . alfo- under the
riaflfive and participle, vid. monjlror, msnjlratus ; nobilitor, nobilitalus ; pr<efcriior, pr<efcriptus ; pre-
tnor, prcmendus, 6cc.
Pallives and participles frequently under the verb aflive, as in imperito, &c.
The fame example as a verb and a fubftantive, vid. tnigror, migratm.
As a participle and fubftantive, vid. fuffixus, relicentia.
Paffive and imperfonal, vid. rtclamor y redatnatum eft.
Laftly,
Laftly, proper names unnecefiarily inferted among the appellatives, as, Mmallmes, Ramnej, 5y.
laritis, &c.
Having, in a great meafure, rectified thefe inaccuracies and overfights, I was perfuaded to
fupply the omiffions, and to add fuch words as the celebrated Dr. Johnfon hath given us in his
Dictionary, with their authority : And accordingly I have added at leaft fix tboufand, with fuch Latin
interpretation, as, in my beft judgment, I thought proper for them; and which particularly with
regard to Spenfer and Shakefpeare, (for I begin no earlier) may ferve as a gloffary thereto i as, t
aretd (Sp.) aread (Milt.) argofy, cloud-capt (Sh.) to Romanize (Dryd.) &c. &c.
I have added feveral Latin words to the Englifh, where there was but one before, and that
perhaps an improper one, vid. increafe: And indeed almoft in every column fuch as were necef-
iarily required, vid. presence, and v. v. As the moft proper word for the rendering Latin into
Englifh may fometimes here be wanting, I have frequently added many Englifh words to the
Latin, vid. inconjideratus, inconjlans, inconfulte, venuftas, &c. &c.
I have likewife taken notice of the different ufe of the fame word in different authors, vid.
coarfenefs. And alfo
Diftinguifhed the proper and figurative ufe, vid. gluttony.
I have inferted many good words that were omitted, elpecially in the degrees of comparifon;
as, well acquainted, better acquainted; more acute, very acute; more affectedly ; mojt accurately, &c.
and omitted fuch as are improper; or, if rarely uled, pointed out the authority j as, an alufer
(Denh.) addiflednefs (Boyle) addition (Sh.) an achiever (Id.) &c. &c.
I have generally ftruck out fuch Latin words to the Englifh as were not claffical ; as, an ab-
furdity, \\ abfurditas , to abajh, || pudefacio, &V. and marked fuch as are ufed figuratively, as,
Met. confundo ; -j- evaleo.
I have frequently changed a bad word for a good one ; as, fatherfy, paterne (by the way, not
in the Latin) 4- patrie, paterno affectu ; to preconceive, prseconcipio, 4- prajfentio ; fo, innocenter
for innocue ; vocatus, for vocatio ; momentum, for pneponderatio, &c. &c.
It has been my particular care likewife, to give the fentence as it ftands in the original, and not
quote it fo as to alter or deprave the fenfe; as under abalieno, triers fola, &c. when an unclaflkal word
is given, to point out what is ufed for it by the beft writers ; as, ablafto, 4. a latle removeo, &c. to
give examples of a verb, as if is uled without, or with, a different prepofuion-, vid. abdo: to give an
example of a verb ufed pafli vely, under the verb pallive, and not under the active ; as in abigo*
ablego, &c. &c. to add examples of a verb ufed pallively, where they are omitted; as in ab-
rumpor, &c. to add examples of the ufe of the participle, where wanting; as in abnegatus, ab-
nuiturus, &c. &c. not only to mark an unclafllcal word, but to point out the author-, as, || e.bo-
minatio (Lact.) to alter fuch words, as are feldom or never ufed in the Knglifh language; as in
abdicator, a renouncer, &c. but eipecially to change the example for one, 1 hope, of better au-
thority ; as Cicero for Curtius; vid. acceptans, acquielcens -, for L. Floras, vid. ful'picor, reflitutus-,
for Scribonius, vid. exuke.ro ; for Vol. Maximus, vid. elinguis, abjectus, illuftrandus; for Liiy y
vid. aberro ; for Columella, vid. amans; tor Martial, vid. accipio ; for Claudian, vid. prsficior ;
for Jujiin, vid. acuendus, adjuvandus ; for Afconius (the example not given) vid. fifcus ; for Lilt.
ex Liv. vid. illaqueor-, for Plin. ap. /.;'//. vid. pervideo; for a doubtful example from Nonints,
vid. degor ; fo, Virgil for Statins, vid. accingo; Tacitus for Boetius, vid. pr^eco ; Li'vy for Feft'.is,
vid. abaftus ; Pliny for Tertullian, vid. portentofus ; Ctejar for Amm. Marcdlin. &c. &c.
And further, to prevent confufion and miitakes, elpecially among the younger fort, and no-
vices, I have almoft entirely difcarded all fuch Lacin words as were obfolete, doubtful, modern,
qr not true fterling -, but have beftowed upon them a copious index or two, with the proper and
genuine word frequently annexed.
But to return to the Englifh part. The utility of works of this kind, I know, hath been dif-
puted. But in our larger fchools, (as Eton, Weftminlter, Winchester, and three or four more,
which I call fchools} it would be impoffible to carry on the laborious talk of inftrufting youth, in
a dead language, were they not indulged in this fort of private tutorage.
I fee no neceffity, however, for declining every noun, or forming every word, in the Englifh
part. There are few children, of any docility, but who, having learned the grammar, know the
declenfion or conjugation of a Latin word, from its termination, before they come to the ufe of
a dictionary. Befides, it is very proper they (hould be frequently exercifing their memory, and
when that fails them herein, they might have recourfe to the Latin part. 1 have therefore gene-
rally
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rally omitted this fuppofcd emendation, cfpt daily when the fpace of a line or two could be gained
thereby : For this is what I greatly wanted, on account of the forementioned additions, and having
protniied you not to exceed sJinfaortb's quarto.
And now with regard to orthography, I really know not what to fay : It wefo to be wiflied
that fome ftandard, or teft of purity, could be fixed for it; but, I fear, this is impra&icablc t
for qutt homines, tot fententia. To {peak my own mind, I could be very well fatisficJ with the
judgment and authority of Dryden, Locke, Addifon, and the moft elegant writers in the beginning
of this century, or towards the end of the laft. Diverfe and Jlrange have been the alterations of
late, in this refpect, as in doftrines ; from the corruptions of ignorance, and capricet of innovation;
(which by the way, in many cafes, is apt to do more harm than good:) Bat come from what
learned quarter they will, I cannot but bewail the lofs of e final in doflrin (Lat. -do&rina) and
va.,n (Vax. nama) &c. and fhall ftill infert the in honour, &c. as immediately defcending to us
from the Norman-French bcneur, &c. rather than affeft the original Latin word honor, &c. of
we muft likewife change the pronunciation. Much lefs can I give my hand to an anonymous
reformer (in 1724) or thofe of his opinion, who contend for the fpelling every word according
to the pronunciation, as, uze, plejhure, nabor, &c. inftead of ufe, pleafure, neighbour, &cc. For to
\vhat county, or to what town (hall we give the preference ? I formerly knew a town in EJftx,
(not two miles from the high road) where the pronunciation, and even the tone of voice, was as
different from that of their neighbours, as in any throughout Yarkfire, or Zomerzetjhtn. But I
cannot pretend to enter upon a full difcuflion of this point here ; for tho' it is what 1 promifed
(fome forty years ago) in my preface to Chaucer, I have not time at prefent, and have Joft moft
of my papers preparatory thereto -, nor indeed would I prefume to attempt any thing of this kind,
after the elaborate preface of Dr. John/on to his Dictionary. 1 mail only obferve, that
The ingenious Editor of the laft edition of dinfivorth, 1761, (which ye interleaved for my ufe
before I had examined it) would have given me an infinite deal of trouble, if 1 had {.retended
to correct his orthography , fo very frequent are his alterations, particularly in almoft evry adverb, .
preterite, and participle -, I therefore left it to the compofitor, to do as he pleafed \ for I own,
there may be fome propriety in the intended analogical amendments 5 though I fear, the gtnrrality
would not agree with us. The terminations (now in vogue) of the prjeterite and participle are
td and ing, (formerly ede, id, ende, ande,) which being added to the primitive, iuppofc, a,
makes acquit-ed, acquit-ing ; but if the confonant (as here) be not doubled, is it not liable to be
pronounced, as in reqitit ed, requit-ing ? fo, \nftrip-ed (from tojlrip,) how (hall a child or ftrun
\viihoutthedoubleconlbnant, diftinguilh the pronunciation from flrip*ed, (tojlnpe] &c.
lame Editor hath alfo kept the final e in the participle, as, ccme-ing, feriie-ing, trifle- ing, &c. as
likewife in the fubftantives, fafoft-al, refufe-al, &rc. So, in other words, fubftantives and adverbs,
\vhofe terminations are nefs and ly, he has only added the termination without altering the pri-
mitive, as, bajley, bajteynefs, bajieyly ; tolerablely, &c. &c. which words, be they right or wrong,
feemed fo quaint and uncouth to me, as well as to the compofitor, that I cannot but think myk-if
obliged to him for his reftoration of them to their former fpelling and common ufage. Sibijudicet
Leficr.
But after all ye will fay, Why this addrefs to us? Where it your dtdicatioti ? Some great name to
tnize fo expcnfive a work would be of fervice to us. Ye muft excufe rne> for as to you, there
are few names fo great as to enhance the fale of any book whatever, if its own utility does not
recommend it : And astomy-iclf; not being a dangler, or in any way importunate, by conftitu-
, fiace, after frequent dedications, by permiffion, by requeft, 1 can only fay with my late
iriend Dr. Tcung, I have been fo kng remembered, 1 am forget, I was induced to infcribe this work to
you, with whom alone I can boait a mutual obligation ; and am therefore,
GENTLEMEN,
Tour woji obedient ServaHti
TtT^r r
RELL,
O F
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OF THE
DIFFERENT AGES
Relating to the P U R I T Y of th
LATIN TONGUE.
THOUGH the origin, growth, flourifliing ftate, and decay, of the Latin tongue jnay, rn my opinion, br
moft properly represented by the different ages of man, as infancy, youth, manhood, and old age ; yet, fmce-
thofe periods of time have been more ufually diftinguifhed by metals of greater, or lefs, finenefs as gold.
filver, brafs, andiron; I chufe to keep to the method of digefling them prefcribed by ethers, rather than feem too-
fond of my own opinion, by introducing a new way of my own.
The golden age in this cafe is generally computed from the time of the fecond' Punick war, to the latter end of the
reign of AuguJIm C<rfar, and comprehendeth the oldeft authors in the Latin tongue now extant, excepting the fragments
of Li-viu; Andronicus. Though for. a confiderable time after the commencement of this period, the language was bur
yet forming, and by gradual improvements afterwards arrived to its ftate of perfection under Auguflus.
Theyf/ow age is reckoned to have commenced on the death of Augujlus, and continued to the end of Trajan's reign..
The irefen age began at the death of 'Trajan, and lafted till the time that Rome was taken by the Goths, about four-
hundred and ten years after the birth of Chrift.
The iron age commenced from the facking of Rome bsfore-mentioned, after which the parity of the Latin tongue was
very much neglected, and multitudes of barbarous words and forms of expreflion introduced, to the great difparagement
f that noble language.
How rude and unpolifhed this tongue was in its infant ftate, appeareth from hence, that the hymns of the Saliar prieftj
ijiftitated by Nuaia, were fcarcely underflood by the priefts themfelves, who were cotemporary with the fiourifhing
timer, at Fabiui tells us, Inft. Orat. i, 6. And the decemviral, and pontifical laws had nothing of that b'eautiiuF
diltion, which may be obferved in the writings of the Auguftan age.
Ennius the poet is alfo defcribed by Ovid, Trijl, 2, 424. as ingenio maximuf, rte ruJis. AndCteciliui is faid by Tally
cd Alt .7,3. to be malus Latinitatis auClor.
But in after-times the Remans took great pains in poliflring their native language, and even Ciefar himfelf, when,
therwife engaged in bufinefs of great moment, writ a book relating to the fpeaking of Latin accurately, and declareth
therein, verberum deleRum originem ejje eloquenti<t, Cic. tie Clar. Orat. 72. C<e/ar, Cictre the father of the Reman elo-
quence, Cerneliui Nefos, Parro, Salliift, and Liny, may juftly be reckoned the greateft writers in profe, and Plautus,
Vtrence, Lucrttius, Virgil, Horace, and Ovid, the greaicft poets ; who all lived in the golden age.
Ctlfui, Patertulus, Cilamella, Curtius, Tacitus, Pliny the hiftorian, Suetonius, and fome other profe writers, flourifticd
in the Giver age ; and Perjius, Luean, Silius llalicus, Valerius Flaccus, 'Jicvenal, and Martial among the poets ; and the
two Seneca's diftinguimed themfelves by their writings on moral and other fubjefts.
Jujiia, JElim Spartianus, with the other writers of the Augujian hiftory; Eatrcfius, I'egetiui, Matreiiut, and Aureliut
yuior, writers in profe ; Nemefianus, Aufonius, Prudtntixs, and Claudian, poets ; lived in the brafen age, and were a
confiderable ornament to it.
Though it is ufual to judge of the di&ion of the Roman writers by the age they lived in; yet-thafthls may admit of
fome exception* is evident from hence, that Wtrwuiiuf who writ even- in the Augvftan age, finketh in fonve places far
below the diftion of his cotemporaries ; and the ilile of Valcriui Maximui, the writers of the Hijhriec Augufttr, Awmianus
!, and Afuleitti, is much worfe than of fome others who lived in their times; and yet fevera! lawyers, as
Pafitiian, Uifian, and others, writ in a good Lathi ftrle under Alexander St*vtrus ; and even Lafiantias, a
, writ good Latin in the reign of Conflantine ;. Sulfitius Sfuerui- in the time of flonorin$ ; Clautiian-\.\\e. poet i-i
the time of Severus ; yea and long after, under Tbeodcrick the Gotb, Beetbius, a man- of confulaf dignity,, wrote m fo>
pure a Rtxian ftile, that if we were ignorant of the age he lived in, we mould take him for a cotemporary of Cicero.
In after-times the beauty of the i/('..toriguc declined very much, and many bafe words -were- in-tn.-dufcd into th'
languarc, cfpecially by the eccleftalticlc ad phyfical writers, the ufe of, which ought to be carefully avoided by all
jy.-rfons ftudious of writing in a good Latin, ftile: The fa reft way of obtaining which, is carefully to read, n-.alcc
obf rvations upon, ^nd imitate, the purelk Lr.tin writers, efpecially thofe who come the ncarclt to Cicen, to whole,
aJ[uable writings this language is very much indsbte-d. A,.
U 6 T. O R E
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AUCTORES LATIN I,
Quorum fcripta, faltem nonnulla, jam extant, ordine tern-
porum difpofiti, eorumque editioaes qusedam melioris
notx receniitae. A.
AUCTORES Latini ad auream, argtntcam, atieam,
vel/frream astatem referri folent.
I. Aurea tetas a btllo Punico fccundo ad txtremos ufque Augufti
Cajarii annot producit-ur , ab anno/til. U.C. bxzxvi, ad -.
annum OCCLXVII, <vel ab anno ante Cbrijium natum
ccxvii, ad annum Clirijli xi v; durawt out em annis
ccxxxii.
llujus etatis ao&ores fuere:
Ante C.
<avm.Li-vKis Aiulranicus, tragicos, qui primus fabu-
la:n docuit. Hojus fcripta, qua; fuperfunt,
edita funt inter Fragmenta veterum tragico-
runi, Lugd. Bat. 1620, 8. [Livius Cagnomento
Andronicus de quo f<ept mentionem fecit Cicero,
juit PeUta Comicus & pritnam Fabulam dedit anna
"U. C. DXIV. a jtio incifit Aurea jEtas. Mar-
chell.j
CC ii i. Nfjius, poeta, obiit. Hujus fragmcnta
euita funt lihro jam memorato.
CLXXXIV. Accins Plautus, potita comicus, fatis
concellit. Hujus xx comoedise jam fuperfunt,
edit, cum commentariis Disnyfii Lambini,
Parif. 1576, fol. Fred. Taubmanni, Francof.
16:1,4. cum -vat-jorum notis a Johannc Fre-
dcrico Gronovio, Lugd. Bat. 1684, 8. & a
JacoboOperarioinufumDelphini, Parif. 1679,
2 vol. 4.
CLXXVIII. Slatius Cteciliiu, poeta comicus, floruit. Hu-
jus fcripla, quae extant, cdita funt inter Frag-
menta veterum poetarum Latinorum ii Roberto
& Henrico Stephano collefta, Parif. 1 564, 8.
CLXVU. ^Hiatus Enniui, poeta epicus, obiit. Ejus
fcripta, qua; fuperfunt, edita funt inter Frag-
menta veterum tragicorum, L. B. 1620, 8. fe-
orfum Amft. 1707, 4.
LV. Publi'ui Terenlius, Afer, poeta comicus, obiit.
Hujus vi comccdia; elegantiflinuc adhuc extant,
edit, cum variorum notis a Cornelio Schreve-
lio, Lugd. Bat. 1657, 8. a Nicolao Camo in
ufum Delphini, Parif. 1671;, 4. J. Leng. Cant.
1702, 4. Richardo Btntleio, Cantab. 1726, 4.
& Wefterhovio, Hag. Com. 1726, 2 vol. 4.
?LJi. M. Pacuvius, poeta tragicus, claruit. Hujus
fcripta, qua; ad nos pervencrunt, edita funt
inter Frigmenta veterum tragicorum, Lugd.
Bat. 1620, 8.
CXLIX. M. Portius Calo, orator Si hiftoricus, diem
claufit fupremum. Hujus fragmenta qisxdam
ex Originibus & aliis fcriptis collcgit Aufonius
Popma, apud Plantin, 1590, 8. & Joh. Meur-
L. B. 1598, 8. edit, cum Columclla, &
, Bonon. 149.), fol. ap. Hieron. Comme-
Ante C.
CXXKVI.
cxxix;
LXX1X.
LT.
LI.
XL IX.
XL1V.
XLIV.
Hn. Heidelb. 11:91, 8. & a J. M. Gefnero,
Lipf. 173?, 4
L Aitiut vel s'ic'tu, poeta tragicus, claruit.
1, us fcripta, q ;. >, extant, edita funtinterFrag-
mcirta veterum ;: 'aicorum, Lugd. Bat. i6z0j 8.
C. Lucilius, i c.'ia fatyricos, claruit. Ejus
fcrpta, qua ad nos pervenerunt, extant inter
Fragmenta vetc: ni poetarum Latinorum, ab
Btroque Stephai: collefta, Parif. 1564, 8.
SextusTurpilius, ,'octa comicus, obiit. Hujus
fcrij ta, qua: ex^nt, edita funt inter Frag-
meiita veterum poetarum Latinorum jam me-
jnorata.
L. t aniui, poeta comicus, claruit. Ejus
ft i]' 1 ', quae ext?.nt, edita funt inter Frag-
mcnta veterura poetarum Latinorum jam me-
morau.
L. Cornelius Si/tna, hiftoricus, floruit. Eju
fcripta, qua: extant, edita funt inter Fragmeti-
ta hiftoricorum ab Auionio Popma collefta,
Amft. 1620. 8.
P. Nigidius Figuhn, mathematicus & gramma-
ticus, floruit. Ejus fragmenta quzdam exhi-
bent Jan. Rutgerfii Varia; J^edliones iii, 6. V*
C. Deciui Labiriin, mimographos, floruit. Ejus
fcripta, quae ad noltram aetatem pervenerunt,
edita funt inter Fragmenta qmedam veterum
poetarum a Tlieodoro Janfonio ab AJmevo-
leen, Amft. 1686, 8.
T. Lucrctiu! Carui, poeta & philofophus Epi-
careus, ad piuies abiit. Hujus vi libri de
Rerum Natura editi funt cum commentariis
Dion. Lambini, Parif. 1570, 4. cum notis
Tanaquilli Fabri, Salmur. 1662, 4, Michaelis
Fayi in ufum Delphin. Parif, 1680, 4, & 3
Thoma Creech, Oxon. 1695, ^ -
C. Valerius Catullus, poeta, obiit. Ejus liber
edit, cum noti 'variorum a Jo. GeorgioGrzvio,
Trajeft. ad Rhenum, 1680, 8, cum commen-
tario Jf. Voflii, Lond. 1684, 4, a Ph. Sylvio in
ufum Delph. Parif. 1685, 4, Cantab. 1702, 4,
& Parif. 1723, 4.
Fublius Syai:, mimographus, claruit. Ejus
fcripta, qua; extant, edita funt inter Fragmenta
veterum poetarum Latinorum, a Stephanis,
Parif. 1564, 8, &; cum Terentio Ric. Bentleii,
Cantab. 1726, 4.
Cams 'Jttiiut Co-jar, imp. occifus eft. Hujus
extant Commentary de bello Gallico libb. vii,
& de bello civili Pompeiano libb. iii. a Go-
thofredo Jungermanno edit. 1606, 4, Jo. God-
wino in ufum Delph. Parif. 1678, 4, Jo.
Georgio Grajvio, Amil. 1697, 8, Jo. Davifio,
Cantab.
Ante C.
JCLIlIt
XXX*
XXIX.
XXVII.
XXV.
JIX.
zrm.
xiv.
Till.
De auftoribus Latinis,
Cantab. 1706, 4, &Sam. Clarke, Lend. 1712,
fol.
Aulus Hirtius Pat/a, fcriptor bellorum Alex.
& llifp. qua: C*faris Commentarijj adjungi
folent.
Marcus Tullius Cicero, eloquii Roman! princeps,
Antonii juflu eapite plexus eft. Ejus opera
edita funt a P. Viftorio, Venet. 1537, 4 vol.
fol. ab Elzev. L. Bat. 1642, lovol. 12, aj.
Bleau, Amft. 1685, lovol. 12, a Corn. Schre-
velio, L. Bat. 1661, 4, a Jacobo Gronovio, L.
Bat. 1692, 2 vol. 4, & ab Ifaaco Verburgio,
Amftel. 1724, 2 vol. fol. & 11 vol. 8.
Cornelius Nepos, hiftoricus, obiit. Ejus liber
elegantiffimns de Vitis excellentium imperato-
rum extat, edit, cum commentariis Dion. Lam-
bini, 1569,4, notis -variorum, Lugd. Bat. 1687,
Nic. Counini in ufum Delphini, Parif. 1675,
4, Chriftophori Cellarii, Lipikc, 1694, 12, &
Patav. 1721, 8.
L. Cornijicius, rhetor, claruit. Auftor efle cre-
ditur librorum Rhetoricorum iradHerenuium,
qui cum Ciceroni's operibus editi funt.
Caiui Sallujlius Crifpus, hiftoricus, obiit. Opus
edit, a Grutero, Francof. 1607, 8, Dan. Chrif-
pino in ufum Delphini, Parif. 1674, 4, Jo.
Fred. Gronpvio, Amfbl. 1690, 8, Jofepho
Wafle, Cantab. 1710,4, & Gotlieb. Cortio,
Lipfix 1730, 4.
Marcus 'Terentius Varra obiit. Hujus libri, qui
fuperfunt, de Lingua Latina, & Re Ruftka,
edit, cum notis Jof. Scaligeri, Tumebi, & Vic-
torii, an. 1581, 8, & cum not. varior. Amft.
1623,8.
Cornelius Callus, poeta, obiit. Elegioe, qu s fub
ejus nomine extant, fpurias a quibufdam cen-
fentur. Edits funt inter Fragmenta veterum
poctarumLatinorumaStephanis, Parif. 1564,8.
Publius Virgilius Mam, poetarum Latinorum
princeps, obiit. Ejus opera extant edit, cum
commentario Fred.Taubmanni, Francof. 1618,
4, Carol. Rusi in ufum Delph. Parif. 1675,
iterum 1722, 4, cum not. iiarior. L. Bat. 1680,
3 vol. 8, H. Laughton, Cantab. 1701, 4. & a
Pancratio Mofvicio, Leovardias, 1717, 2 vol. 4.
Albius Tibullus, poeta, obiit. Hujus extant
Elegiarum libri iv. edit, cum commentariis
Joan. Pafleratii, Parif. 1608, fol. cum animad-
verfionibus Jani Broukhufii, Amft. 1707, ite-
rum 1718, 4, & cum Ca:ullo & Propertio,
Cant. 1702, 4-
Sextus Aurelius Prtpet < : :is, peeta, Prr'iit. Hu-
jus cxtanc Elegiarum i! ri v. e.li leorfum a
Jan. Broukhufio, Ami 1 170$, iterum 1717,4.
& faepe cum Catullo & T 'ihu' q. v.
jEmilim Macsr, poeta, o .iit. I'.JIH I" :ripta, qua;
extant, edita funt inter Fr -.uienta veterum
poctarum-Latinorum a S r i> ni'5, Parif. 1564,
8. [^Emilius Placer, Nr /.' Hie, qui Jiugufii
atatf vixit, Jed alter illn n-. > pcflericr, \ mi-
nime dignui Au'-ra.'vrl Argi. , IJ.]
MeJJala Cor-vinu<, hi!t<^ricu: .ruit. Opus ejus
cum Floro & aliis edit. Lu ;J. B.-". 1648, i 2.
yitru-vius Pollio, mathematlcMS, floruit. Hujui
extant de Architeftura libl'. x. edit, cum com-
mentariis Guil. Philniidri, Lugclun. 1586, 4,
& notis variorum a Juan, de Lafit. Amft. 1649,
fol.
Heraliu! Flauus, pciita lyricuh obiit.
VI
IV
eorumque editionibus. \x
Ante C.
Ejus opera commcuturiis eximiii illufiravit
Dion. LambiDUi, Parif. 160;, fol. paniphia.'i
Frcdericus Cerutus, Verona: 1583,4. noiii is:
interpret. Ludovicus Defprcz, Parif 1691, .) .
editetiant a J. Talbot, Cantab. 1699, 4. Rich.
Bentleio, Cantab. 1711, 4. & Thorn. Wade,
Lond. 1729, 4.
Gratiut Faliftut, poeta epicus, floruit. Kxtat
cjus Cynegeticon cum notis Tho. J'.hnfon,
Lond. 1699, ^- c ^' ( - c 'ia |!) cum Kcnitliano, &
aliis, cum notis <varior, Lugd. liat. 1728, 4.
VerriusFlaccus, grammaticui, obiit. Fragmen-
ta ejus extant inter Audlorcs Latin
Dion. Gothofredo edit. Gen. 16 i:m
Fefto notis And. Dacerii, 4 J. Ckrici, Ai.
1699, 4.
Pott Chrift.
T. Pbatlrui, Thrax, poeta, claruit. Hujns ex-
tant v libri Fabularum ytfopiarum, edit. cum.
pods variorum, Amlh 1667, 8, Jo. Schcferi,
Hamb. 1673, 8, Petri Danet in uium Del| h.
Parif. 1675, 4> Petri Burmanni, Amft. 169!?,
8, Dav. Hoopftratani, Amft. 1701, 4, [cunt
not. Gronovii, & Difpontini collect;!:- i.,
Amft. 1703.] & Ric. Bentleii cum Tc-muio,
Cant. 1726, 4. [T. Ph;cdrum inter
Aure# retails collo^ai-i, ne C\. F.icciol
ncm iniierlerem ; iieritm retlius nl c
ciunt inter erudites ad Argenteam tttxtem
rendus, ncnnulla snim in eo fic-.t, qu-t firrynni-
talemfafiunt. Et FacciolatusJ^/? in c
drus affirmat euia fub Tibcrts imptratore lilrros
Juts confcripjiffe ;. qua ten: fare tctat Au
fnem batuerat, Id.] f$
IV. C. 'Julius Hygiuui floruit. Gcnuina illii;
ta, qux veteribus memorantur, ai'
nia periere, inquit Fabric:" . .at fub
ejus nomine Libci i;i, Amftel. 1670,
12, Poeticon aftrnnomiium inter Myiho(;ra-
phos Latinos a Thoma Munkero edit. Amlh
1681, 2 vol 8, & Liber Gromaticus cum com-
mentario Hermanni Rhabodi Schelii, Amft.
1660, 4. [Hyginus, Aagnfti Libertut, cum.
fiulla plane elegautid fcripfirit, indignus cfi, qui
Aurei fcripioris now: okliaeat ; cum >:::') r.'.r.
Jejunt qui cum negent Augujli tmiparibas I.<a";
fcripj>Jfi ; & rffinnatit ca j:ripta tribuenda efc
alttri Hygino qui tempore Antmiorunt fvruint,
Id.]
ix. Puilius QviJiiu Nttfo, poeta, ab Augufto in
exilium pulfiis. Ejus opera extant, edit, cum
notis varioru.ii, Amft. 1683, 3 vol. S, Dnn.
Crifpini in ufum Delph. Lugd. 1689, 4, vol.
4, & Pet. Burmanni, Amft. 1727, 4 vol. 4.
x. Catullus, poeta, auflor Fervigilii Veneris, c!.i-
ruit. Edit, cum notis varisr. Kag. Com. 1712.
xii. M. Manilius, poijta epicii-;, cl -A.'.io-
nomicon libri v extani u Joft-pho fccalij><Tv' e-
dit. Lugd. Bat. 1600, 4, Si in ufum Delph.
Par. 1670, 4. _
xvn. 'f'J.'its Li-i-ius, hiftoricus, obiit. Ejas opera, qua
fuperfunt, edit, cum notis variorum a Grono-
vio, Amft. 1679, 3 vol. 8, Jo, Doujatii in ufum-
Delph. Parif. 1682, 6vol. 4, edit, ctiam Pata-
vii, 1694, 5 vol. 12, Oxon. 1703, a Tho.
Hearne, 6 vol. 8, & Arofttl. 1710, a Joanne
Cletieo, 10 vol. 8.
De au&oribus Ltitinis, eornmque editionibus.
litu Augujli nd txctjum Trajam imp,
xiv ad annum CXVM prcducitur, j
mis cm.
Poft Chrift.
XXII.
XXVI.
XXX.
XLIt.
XLV.
XL!X.
Hujus sctatis au&ores fuere :
Aurflius Cornelius Celfus, .medicus, claruit. Ejus
de Re Mcdica libri viii extant, edit, a Theo-
lanfonio ab Almeloveen, Amftel. 1687,
12, & iieriim Lugd. Bat. 1730, 2 vol. 8.
itcr purifjimus, Id.]
'-.-nius Largus, medicus claruit. Extant ejus
Compofitiones medics a Joanne Rhodio edit.
1'atavii, 1655, 4. [Scribonius Largus, qui
' fub Yibcrio & Claudia Imp. fylo ulitur in
cul/o, <u par um elegant!, Id.]
Valerius Maximus, hiftoricus, floruit. Ejus
Hbb. ix diftorum faftorumque memorabilium
extant, edit, cum Pighii & Claudii Mitallerii
notif, Lugd. 1587, 12, Johannis Vorftii, Be-
rolini 1672, 8, & Abrahami Torrenii, Leida;
1726, 4. [Valerius Maximus a Facciolato
dejcribitur inter auBorts tetatis JEnca:, licet fa-
teatxr ejus tttatem effe non ctnnino certain. At ft
*vir clarijjimus IcgiJJet qunf ipfe fcripjit in fuo Lex-
i;o, omnem, credo, dubitationem exuiflet. Val.
Maximus C. R. Hiftoricus tempore Tiberii
Imperatoris militavit fub Sexto Pompeio, ut
jpfe de fe teftatur, ubi de inftitutis antiquis
loquitur. Scripfit fada & difta memorabilia ad
.cundcm Tiberium. Eum legiffe fe oftendit,
Ctll. 1 2, 7.
cum ita Jint, Nemo r.on -videt, Valerium
i mum inter Argen/cef /ttaiis fcriptorts omni-
MO rtponcridum. Ab anno enim quo Tiberius reg-
nare caepit ad obituin Trajani, anni funt ciii. tie-
que ilium Jirgentea at ate indignutn reddiint 'voce.
ignotrf hominibus fui tt-vi Gratitudinis cif In-
gratitudinis : Ha: enim funt in injcriptionibtis
litrorum, quas Eruditi <volunt miniine fuijjfe
kno defer ipt as, Id.]
Caius Valerius Patercului, hiftoricus, claruit.
Il'iius Hiftoriac libri ii extant, edit, a Roberto
Riguez in ufum Delph. Parif. 1675 Si 1726, 4 :
Chiift Cellario. Lipf. 1707, 12, & cum not
Lugd Bat. 1719, 8. [P. Velleius Pa-
tcrculus a nonnullis reprehcxditur, quod Us alt
qiiando utatur vocihiu, quas nemo tztatis Auretr
ticque rcqualium fuorum unjuam ujurpaverit, tit
t. g. -vcrtum taxare/ro reprehendere, Id. Ta
citus Ann. 6. vocat P. Velleium : & e codic(
Burefii Publius appellatur, non Gaius, ut in
vulg. Eft & tertia fententia. Nam Monum
vocat Prifcian. I. 6. Ita enim habet & ami
quiflima editio Veneta anni 1477, & recentiffi
ma Hcli.-c Putfchii. Diflio ejus plane Roma-
nus atque elegans, Vojf.~\
::nius Moderatus Columella claruit. Ejus di
Re Ruftica libri xii, quorum decimus tantum
inc epicofcriptus eft, hodie extant, edit, a
Uriino cum Catone &: Varrone, Rom
H, nb Hinon, Commc-lino, 1595, 8, &
;tthi.i Gcfiiero, Lipf. 173;, 4.
Mela, cofmogrnplii!--, iioruit. Extan
phia; five <ic fitu orliis Jibii iii
:i 1472, fol. iioiis Ifaaci Voffii
rnitis 1658, 4, Sc Jacobi Gronovii
t. 168; & 1696, 8.
cuj, claruit. E>
ijus libb. x de Rebus Alexantiri duo priore
LXIH
LX1V
LXV.
Poft Chiift.
interciderunt, reliqui extant, edit, ii Joanna
Fieinfliemio, Argentorati 1640, 2 vol. 8. ite-
rum a Johan. Henr. Rapp. 1670, 2 vol. 4.
Mich. Tcllcrio in ufum Delph. Par. 1678, 4.
Samuele Pitifeo, Ultrajefti 168;, Chrift. Ccl-
lario, Lipf. 1696, 12, & H. Snackcnburg,
I.ugd. Bat. 1724, 4. [De Quinto Curtio,
quanquam dubiiim cjl, qnci rttale iiixerit, iiidettn'
tatnen cpinio fatis frobaMis eumforuifie Jub Jra-
jano Imp. id.]
Porcius Latro vixit. Hiiic tribuitur a quibuf-
dam Declamatio in Catilinam, cum Salluftio
fn;pe edit, fed Voffius de Vit. ferm. 3, 6, Vi-
bii Crifpi fuifle putat.
Stilus Perjius Flaccus, poeta, obiit: Hujas liber
vi fatyrarum extat, edit, ab Eilhardo Lubino,
Hanov. 1619, 8, nunc fere Juvenali adjungi-
tur, q. v.
^ Afconius Pedianus, grammaticus, claruit.
Ejus Annotationes in quafdam Ciceronis ora-
tkmes extant, edita cum Ciceronis operibus.
[Afconium Pedianum notinulli -volant fub iffo
Augufo Jloruiffe, neqtte mirum fit ; fcritit tnim
admedum pure, Id.]
Marc ui Annans Seneca, Cordubenfis, rhetor, qui
Augufti & Tiberii temporibus floruit. Hujus
extant libri v mutili Controverliarum, & liber
Suaforiarum.
Lucius Anmeus Seneca^ philofophus, Marci filius,
obiit. Extant ejus libri iii de Ira, vii de Bene-
ficiis, vii Naturalium quaeftionum, Epiflolas
cxxiv, Confolationes ad Helviam, Polybium,
& Marci am ; item libb. de Animi tranquilli-
tate, Conftantia, dementia, Brevitate vilae,
&c. Utriufque opera Juftus Lipfius notis il
luftravit, Antv. 1637, fol. & Jo. Fred. Gro-
novius, Amft. 1672, 3 vol. 8.
L. Annrrus Seneca, poe'ta tragicus. Decem Tra-
gcedia;, quae fub Seneca: nomine ambulant, i
quibufdam Lucio tribunntur, ab aliis Marco.
Sed de hoc fere con'vstiit inter erudites, inquit
Fabricius, decem has, quas habemus, non effe
unius aufloris. Edit, a Jac. Gronovio, cum
'variorum notis, Amftel, 1682, 8, & Joanne
Cafparo Schrodero, Delphis 1728, 4.
M Annrrus Lucanus, poetaepicus, Neronis jufTu
occifus fuit. Extant ejus Pharfaliz libri x,
edit, cum variorum notis, Amftel. 1669, 8, a
G. Cortio, Lipf. 1726, 8, & a Franc. Ouden-
dorp, Amftel. 1727, 4.
Titus Petronius Arbiter, fub Nerone, incifis ve-
nis, lafcivam animam efflavit. Hujus Kbr?
Satyricon extant, edit, a Jo. Schefero, Upfaliae
1665, 8, Thorn. Rinefio, Lipfiae 1666, 8, &
Petro Burmanno, Trajedl. ad Rhenum 1 709,
2 vol. 4.
LXXVI. Caius Pliniits Secundus, Hiftoria; naturalis auc-
tor, in Vefuvio periit. Hiftoria ejus extat,
primum edit. Romas 1470, a Joan. Fred. Gro-
novio, Leidi 1669, 8, &Joan. Harduino in
ufum Delph. Parif. 1685, 5 vol. 4. iterum
1723, 3 vol. fol.
i.xxru. Caius Siliui Italicus, poe'ta, claruit. Extant
ejus, carmine heroi'co fcripti, de bello Punico
xvii libri, edit, a Chrift. Cellario, Lipfise 1 695,
8, 5; Arnoldo Drakenborch, Traj. ad Rhen.
'7|7 4-
Cains f'elarius Flaccus, poeta, diem claufit fu^
prcmum. Extant ejus Argonauticon libri v?i,
&
LXV.
LXVII.
I.XXVIII.
Poll Chiift,
De auftoribus Latinis, eorumque editionibus.
Port Chrift.
fc pars libri cftavi, edit a Nic. Heinfio, Am-
ftcl. 1680, 12, & a Petro Burnvinno, Leida:
1724, 4.
i. xxx. Caius Julius Solinus claruit. Extant cjus Poly-
hilloria, edit, ab Elia Viueto, Piftavis 1554,
4, Jacobo Graflero, Genev. 1605, 8, & An-
drea Reyhero, Gotha: 1605, 8. [C. Julius
Solinus perperam hie a Facciolata inter autores
tttatis Argenteif ponitur. Et Fucciolatiis ipj'e in
I'oce Solinus, ait, non fatis conftare, quo tern-
pore vixerit ; & fcribit a Salmafio affirmari ;
eum pofteriorem fuiffe Alexandra Mammaw,
qui regnare ccepit anno e Chrifto nato ccxxii,
LXSXII. Dceimus Junius Ju'vir.al-s, pcx'ta, claruit. Ex-
taut ejus Satyras xvi, edit, a Fred. Ceruto, Aug.
Taurinor. 1603,4. Eilhurdo Lu'oino, Hanov.
1603, 4, & 1607, 8. Ludovico Prateo, <vel
Deaprez ia ufuin Delph. Parif. 1684, 4, &
Hen. Chrift. Henninio, Ultrajefti, 168;, 4.
L xxxiv. M. Valerius Martialis, poeta claruit. Extant
ejus Epigrammatum libri xiv, edit, a Jof. Lan-
gio, Parif. 1617, fol. Matthxo Radero, Mo-
guiitia:, 1627, fol. PetroScrivcrio, Lugd. Bat.
1619, 12, & Vincentio Collefio in ufum Delph.
Parif. 1680, 4.
i.xxxvjii. M. Fabius Quintilianus, rhetor, claruit. Extant
cjus de Oratoria inftitutione libri xii, edit, ab
Edmundo Gibfon, Oxon. 1693, 4, cum De-
clam, ab Ulrico Obrccht, Argentorat. 1698, z
v.'l. 4, PetroBurmanno, Lugd. Batav. 1720, 4
vol. 4, & Joanne Caperonerio, Parif. 1723, fol.
xcvi. PMius Papinius Stalin:, poeta, diem obiit fu-
premuni. Extant cjuj Sylvarum libri v, The-
baidos libri xii, & Achllleidos libri ii, edit,
a Cafp. Gevartio, Lugd. Bat. 1616, 8, Eme-
rico Cruceo, Pr.rif. 1618, 4, Chriiliano Dau-
mio, Cyneae, 1664, 4, cum notis <variar. Lugd.
Bat. 1671, 8, & Sylva?, cum notis J. Mark-
land, Cantab. 1728, 4.
C1V . Sextits Julius Frontinns mortuiis eft. Ejus ex-
tant de Aquxduftibus urbis Roma; libri ii, &
Stratagematicon libri iii, edit, cum notis Go-
dcfclialci Stewcchii, Lugd. Bat. 1^07, 4, Rob.
Keuchenii, Amftel. 1661, , 1 Jo. Fred. Gro-
novii aliorumque, Lur;d. Ivir. 167;, 12.
t , u j. (',. Cornelius Tacitus, hillorku-, obiit. Extant
ejus Annal. libii xvi rmuili, Hiuoriarum v,
&<.. Edit, cum Jufti Lipiii comment. Antv.
1589, fol. a Matthia Bcrnrctgero, Argcr.t.
1638, 8, Theod. Ryckio. Lugd. fist. 1^87,
2 vol. 8, Julisno Pichon in ufum Dclpli. 1687,
4. vol. 4, & ex recenfione Grcnovii, Trajeft.
liatav. 1 72 1, 2 vol. 4.
c , x , r aim Plinias Ceccilius SciniiJttr. Extant ejus
Epiflolarum libri x, Sc Paneg. edit, a Joanl
Maria Catai.suo, Mediolan. ijo'' 1 , fol. Jo v
Veenhufio Lugd. Bat. 1669, 8, "Chrilt. Cci'l::-
rio, Lipf. 1721, 12.
AuluiGillius, vel AgclHui clarnit. Extant ejus
Noiliurn Atticarum libri xx, cdi;
i'i-', u ft in ufum Delph. Parif. 1681, 4, Jacobo
Gronovio, Lugd. mt. 1706,4. [Aulus Gel-
lius turn i,! ' < 'ii t:un (tiatn ob rtta-
^ lemin qua 'vtxit, no:. liter jfcneat fcrip-
tores ponitur. Flor:iil ;;:'> Uniriuno Imp. qui
iiuKi clllniut ar.no <"; (ll-rijiv i:.;!o Cxvii. Quo
1.-!:; ore alc.s *!'
i.ir, inn nun r/f, I.cxici
jui editivriliu i
CXVI.
/aeawrat, in Jojlremis refliui ilium aJ
trial cm JetruUat, Id.]
CXv. /.. .Immis Floras, hiftoricus, c'aiuit.
cjua Epitome c!e geftis Roin.inorjm li!
edit, ab Anna Tanaquilli Fabri fil-.,
Delph. Parif. 1674, 4. Jo. Gcorg Gi
Ultrajeft. 1680, 8, & cum G;.
notis, Amfl. 1702, ii.
Cains Suetonius Trangtiillus, hifloricus, floruir.
Ex fcriptis eju-, extant Vitx xii Cxlirum,
dc lIluilribusGrammnticis, & <; '\cio-
ribus, edit, ab Ifaaco Cafaubono, I'arif. 161
fol. AuguflinoBabelonioin ufum Dtlph.
1684, 4. J- Georg. Grzvio, I-Jsr
1691,4, Samuele Pitifco, Tr
1690, 2 vol. 8, iterumLeov. 1714, 2 vol.
ad ufum Jofephi Portugalenfis per A:
Hag. Com. 1727, 4.
ex vin. sfyidui Ccclius claruit. Extant cjus de Re cu-
lijiaria^w de Arte coquiniar-a Jilirl x, edit.
Venet. 1503, 4, a Mr.rtir.o I.iltcro, Lond.
1705, 8, & Amilel. 1709, 8.
III. JEnea atlas a Trcjani ob.iu ,. - nam ; ( c.. :
captam, fcil. ab anno Cbrifti cxvii, ad annum ccccx ,.\-
tendiiur, dura-uitjue C C C 1 11 ar.nls.
Pod Chriih
Hujus atatis auflorcs fuerc:.
ccx.
CXLII. Juftinus, hiftoricus, floruit. Extant
riarnmPhilippicarum libri xliv, c\
Jof C.intelio in ufum Delph. Farif. i
Geor. Gra;vio, Amft. 1694, 8, i- Tho. Ht-arne,
Oxon. 1705, 8. _ fjuitinus, /; r.Jh mdimus,
'vixit estate Antonini Imp. Non drjuiit tamen <itti
i-elint eumfuijfc ipf:us Trogi difcip:i!u:, qui
Jub Auguflo, Id.]
CLXIIJ. L. Apuhius, Madaurenfis philofophus, claruit.
Extant ejus Metamorphofewn libri xi.Apok
liber de Mundo, de Deo Socratis, de Hab I ca-
di ne doftrinarum & nativitatePIatonisphilcfc-
phi libri iii, & Florida, edit, u Geverhardo El-
r.ienhorftio, Franc. 1621, 8, Petro Scri
Lugd. Bat. 1624, 12, & Juliano Florido in
ufum Delphin. Parif. 1688, 2 vol.4.
Minucius Felix, Chriflianus, floruit. Ejus opcni,
qu.-e extant, edita funt cum <v t;r :, rill> ,
Lugd. Batav. 1652,4, iteriun 167-
Joanne Davies, Cantab. 1707, 8.
Palladius Rutilius Taurus five Sea urns A-
nits, floruiffe videtur. Ejus extant de Re Ru-
ftica libri xiv, cum Columella & aliis cdi-a.
[Palladius Rutilius Taurus />.-,
urn, auJlerum rtlatis JEnere, quo tni.,
iior ct Lfttinior, Id.]
J^litii Obfequens floruiffe videtur. I jus r\--t
lib. mutilus de Prodigiis, edit. .
fero, Amftel. 1679, i , :un ,
MefTalo Corvino, Sr aliis, Oxon. 1703, S.
j S:-nn:u Sam-
Ex variis ejus fcripiis fiili. '
Carmen bercicum c!i
parabili, edit, a Robfrtu
. & i-cf>, S.
D: , jurifcorf. '
occifus. _ Ejus qua; extan:
Ic',;! [-(.'I:
ccxxx.
tit CJI
ab l-'.iii Putfchio i.,U'r I
2 2 II.-:
CCIX.
CCX1V.
CCXVI.
tin
De auftoribus Lntinis, eorumque editionibui.
Clmft.
ccxxxvm
CCLXXXV.
Hanov. 160;, 4. [Tcrentiani Mauri trlat
'urfoiuffi fault po/l Marina/em.
Mxritui illirtn apptflat Jtutvijjimum GrammatUo-
r:,m. Id.]
. -tut, grammaticus, claruit. Extat cjus
liber dc Die natali, notis illuftratus Henr. Lin-
dcnbrogii, Hiaburgi 1914, 4, & cum additi-
onibu 1 ;, Cantab. 1695.
Tit in Julius Cal;urmu!, Siculus, poeta. Hujus
quot extant primum i-'Jir. Parma:
4, & a Jano Ulitio cum Gratio & aliis,
] udg. Bat. 1645, 12, & 1728,4.
' 'i'diui Olftnftiui Kenfftanui, posta, claruit.
I :u i- tiir.rC-. '..'. '^utica carmine heroicodefcrip-
ta, & i'.cli ga; iv, edit ci:m Gratio & aliis rei
Venaticaefcriptoribus, LuJg Bat. 1728,4.
Sp.;!-liaxu.', Julius C :'-i!ulinui, JLlin;
,'ii:is Gftticanut, TreteUius Pol-
lio, & Fltmat.'P'cfi/ia!, floruerunt. illorum fcrip-
ta, <.;L';C flip er fun t, extant inter fcriptores Hi 1-
Auguihe primtim edit. Mediolp.ni 1465,
cui.i comment. If.iaci Cafauboni, Parif. 1603,4,
cum 1'i'i-ie ii;: ;;;]?, Lu_^d. Bat. 1670, 2 vol. 8,
>V ab Ulrico Obrecl.to, Argentorati 1677, 8.
Ciflius Axr'lic.r;", mcuicus, claruit. Extant cjjs
Cclerum Jive r.cutarum paffionom libri iii, &
; hronicarum pafiionum libri v,
edit, a Jac. Dalechampio, Lugduni 1579, 8,
& a |. janf. Almelovecn, Ainft. 1709, 4.
t r.cvi. f'i;>-ji:i- Etitir.tius, hiftoricus, claruit. Extat cjus
Brcviarium Romana: hiftor'uc libris x, edit, ab
Anmi 1'an. Fabri filia in ufum Delph. Parif.
,, 4, Sc Chrift. Cellario, Jena; 1697, 8.
v'i.cxvm. Calius Laflantiits Firmianus, Tullius Chriftia-
floruit. Opera ejus, qua; extant, edide-
Thyfius, Lugd. Batav. 1652, 8,
Tho. Spark, Oxon. 1684, 8, Chriftoph. Cella-
ri is, Lipf. 1698, 8, & Paulus Bauldri, Ultrajec-
ti 1692, 8.
tccxx. LZC.'KS Ampelius, claruit. Ejus extat Libellus
memorialisplurimis FlorieditionibusadjuniTlus.
cccxxxiu. ^-Elius Denatus, fcholiafte.', claruit. Ejus ex-
tant fcholia in Virgilii ^Eneida & Terentium.
C CCXL. Julius Firmicus Matrrnus, n.athematicus, claruit.
F.ju>; extant Mathcfcos libri viii, primum eciit.
A Matthia Flacco, Argentorati 156?,^!, cum
notis Jo. Wowerii, 1603,8, & Jac. Oifellii.
Li'gd. Rat. 1672, 8.
Gt'.vlu! llitfia F: jilts A-jicntt;, poeta, claruit. Ejus
1 T, qua: cxtnnt, edita iin.t in T Epigram-
matavetera :\ P. Pithzo, Parif. 1593, 12.
Ammianui Marcellimu, hiiloficus, dr.ruit. Ejus
hiltoria extat, edit. ;^b Hadriana Valefio, Parif.
11, fol. .'x; Jacob. Gronovio, Lugd. Batav.
1693, fol. 624.
.Flanim f'f-ir'ias KfMatiii floruit. F.jus libri iv,
de Re militari exianr, cwn commcntario God.
Stevvechii & Fr. Modii illuilrat. ap. Piantin.
.'/!/.-, poeu Burdegalenfis,
Eju-, pc.i : rnat.i extant, edit, ab Elia Vi-
neto, Burdc;:il:c 157^,4, ft Jacobo Tollio,
-l, 8, & Parif. 1730, 4.
floiv.it. Extant
eju-. Comment, in S'imnium Scipionis lib. ii, fc
S;'.r>jrnalionim lib.vii, edit, i JacoboGronOvio
cum i-ari'.riim notis, Lugd. Bat. 1670, 8, Sc
. 1^94, 8.
.4urclini Ky>ri:,t;b-js floruit. F.jus extant E-
l.irum libri x, edit, a Phil. Parco, Franc jf.
Poft Chrilh
cccxcvu. Scxlui jfurelius Piftcr, Mftoricus, claruit. Eju
opera extant edit, cum notis variorum, Lugd.
Bat. 1671, 8, ab AnnaTan. Fabri filia in ufum
Delph. Parif. i6Ri, 4, Sam. Pitifco, Traj. ad
Rhcnum 1696,8, & Chrift. Junckcro, Cobur-
gi, 1703, 8.
CCCXCVUi. durelius Prutienliui Clemens, poeta Chriflianus,
iloruit. Poemstaejus, qnx extant, notis illuf-
trarcnt Steph. Chamillardus in ufum Delph.
Parif. 1687, & Chrift. Cellarius Halaj Mag-
dtburg, 1703, 8.
cccxcix. Claudius C/audianui, poeta, floruit. Ejus opera,
qua; extant, primum edita fuerunt Parma: 1493,
4, cum notis Barthii, Hanov. 1612, 8, Nic.
Heinfii, Lugd. Bat. 1641, 12, <uarioia>n, Am-
fiel. 1665, 8, & GuHielmi Pyrrhonis in ufum
Delph. Parif. 1677, 4.
ccccxii. Strvius Hnnoratus, grammaticus, floruit. Extat
tjus Commentarium in Virgilium.
ccccxvi. Paulus Orofius, hiftoricus, claruit. Ejus extant
Hiftoriarum libri vii, edit. Moguntia;, 1615, 8.
IV. Fcrrca atas, quii, Jludiis bumaniorlbus negleii, barlf
rid ubi^ueffi-e grcffata tjl.
Poll Chrift.
CCCCXXH.
In ilhitamen illuftres fuere:
CCCCLXXXII.*
DXXIV.
Salpiciut Severus, hiftoricus. Ejus libros ii Hi-
ftoriarum primus edidit Flacius, Bafil. 1556,8.
cum notis variorum, Geor. Hornius, Lugd. Bat.
1665, 8, Jo. Vorftius, Berlin, 1668, 12, & Jo.
Cafp. Hofmeifterus, Tiguri I7c8, 8.
CCCCLVIJ. Martian*! Captlla. Ejus Satyricun lib. primus
edidit Thadaius Ugoletus Italus, ParmJe 1494.
Pr<eflanti(Tima autem videtur cditio Hugonis
Grotii, Luod. Bat. 1599, 8.
C. Sollius Sidinius Apeilliitarit, poeta, obiit. Ex-
tant ejus Carmina xxiv, & Epiftoiarum libri ix.
Primum edit. Mediolani 1498, cam comment.
Jo. Savaronis, Parif. 1599,4, cum notis Jac.
Sirmondi, Parif. 1614,8, fed praeftantifT. habe-
tur edit. Phil. Labbei, Parif. 1652,4.
jinicius Manlius Torquatus Se-uerinui Sc,et!;iuf t
philofophus, jufiu Theodorici interfeftus. Ex-
tant ejus de Confolatione philofophiae libri v.
edit, cum notis Jodoci Badii Afcenfii, Parif.
Ijo2, 4, Renati Vallini, Lugd. Bat. 1656, ,
fc P. Callyi in ufum Delph. Parif. 1680, 4, &
Patav, 177.1, 8.
PrifaanusCtc/arienjis, grammaticus. EjusCom-
mentariorum jjrammaticorum lib. xviii extant
inter Grammaticos ab Elia Putfchio edit. Ha-
nov. 1605, 4.
Sexttis Pompeius Fejlus. Ejus fragments, & re-
liquia: librorum xx, de Verborum veterum fi-
nificatione, eiiit. Venetiis 1560, 8, a Jo. Scali-
gero, Parif. 1575, 8, Andrea Dacerio in ufum
Delph. Parif. 1681, 4, iterum curante jo. C'le-
rico, Amftel. 1699, 4.
Ncniu; Marcellas, grammaticus. Ejus extat liber
de V'aria fignificatione verborum, primum edit,
anno 1471, ab Adriano Junio, Antv. >56j, 8.
& Parif. 1583. 8.
jfornanJcs, hiltoricus. Ejus liber de RcN:s Ge-
ticis extat, edit. Lugd. Bat. 1618, & Am'fs*.
1655, 8.
Magnus dureliut CnJ/iodorm Senator. Chronicon.
eju-s & :ilia nliijuot (cripta extant. Chronicon.
cum Floro & aliis hiiloricis edit. fuit. Lugd.
Bat. 1648, 12.
L A T I N I
DXXTI.
DXXVIII.
DXXX.
UI.II.
OLXII.
LATINI SCRIPTORES,
In fuas States deftributi fecundum Indicem Criticum
JOANNIS MARCHELLI, Mediolani Ann. MDCCLIII.
imprefluni.
extant nifi
Fragmenta
T A S A U R E A initium ducit a bello II Punico,
Sc pertinct ad extremes ufque Augulli annos. Ni-
'mifum ab anno U. C. DXIV ad annum DCCLVJI qui
eft i Chrifto natoxiv.
("Livius ANDRONICUS
I C. N^vius
I STATIUS CJECILIUS
Horum non | Q^ENNIUS
<( M. PACUVIUS
L. ATTILIUS
C. LUCILLIUS
L. AFRANIUS
^L. CORNELIUS SISENNA. .
Hos inter antiques primofque Aurese xtatis Scriptores
Noltenius nominal Attilium quendam mihi plane ignotum.
Hiomnes Auftores locum obtinent inter Scriptores Au-
rese xtatis, fed potius ob antiquitatem quam ob_elegantiam.
Summa inillis eft fententiarum gravitas, led in qua fspe
verborum cultum defideres.
P. Nigidius Figulus
C. Decius Labcrius
Verrius Flaccus
P. Syrus
M. Accius Plautus
M. Terentius Afcr
M. Portius Cato
T. Lucretius Caru*
C. Valerius Catullus
C. Julius C.-efar
Cornelius Nepos
M. Tullius Cicero
Sex. Aurelius Propertius
S. Salluflius Crifput
M. Terentius Varro
Albius Tibullus
Publ. Virgilius Mara
T. Livius
M. ManiHus
P. Ovidius
Horatius Flaccus
Pedo Albinovanui
Gratius Falifcus
T. Phzdrus
C. Cornificius
Aulus Hirtius <vtl Oppiut. [Quorum altcru-
ter Caefaris commentarios iupplevit.]
P. Cornelius Severus. [Vixic illequidem Au-
gufti tcmporibus ; fed qua? illi tribuuntur
Carmina, Critici decent, fcripta fuifle a
quodarn Maximiano, incpto hominc ]
{Q^Mutins Sca:wola
Alfenus Varus
M. Antiftius Labeo
Mafurius Sabinus.
JCC. Quorum
Fragmenta extant
in Digeflis,
Nolteniu; inter nuftores Aurez statis collocat C.Julium
Hyginum & C rfarem Gernta::':nm. De Hygino vid. Sup.
Ctforis vcro Gernam:i nihii, quod fciam, reliqnum eft,
propter qu;>1 nominandus fit. Incenum eft enim, an e
verterit e ( iiajcis cpigr.unmati?, quae ei tribuuntur. Ncque
Nolteiiius prc hat quod affirmat, ilium nirairum Arati Pha:-
nomena e Gnco tranftuliflfe.
/ETAS ARGENTEA.
Cornelius Celfus
P. Velleius Pat^-iculus
M. Annsus Seneca
L. Annreus Seneca
M. Annauis Lucanos
T. Petrorins Arbiter
C, Plinius Secundus
C. Silius Ilalicus
C. Valerius Flaccus -'
C. Julius Soiinus
D. Junius fuvenjilis
D. Papinius Statius
Sex. Jnlkis Frontiavis
C. Cornelius Tacitus
C. PHnius Cxlius Secundrfs
L. Annxus Florus
C. Suetonius Tranquillus.
Scioppius centendit Quintilianum, Plinium, .,
Florum, Statium, Val. Flaccum, Martialem, Silium In!.
Taciturn, Juvenalem, Frontinum, ad ^Eneam ztate ni rcjici-
cndos ; rerum intempeftivus cenfor mirninc ell audiendi's ^
nifi velimus rem Grammaticam omnem illias a-bitrio fus
deque vertere.
^Etatts non
prorfus certDB,
f Qu. Curtius Rufu*
IVal. Probus Grammaticus
Sulpitia [Poetria nobilis Romana,
^ extat Satira in Domitianunj.]
IScribonius Largus
L. Fcneilella; Annal.
l_ Fragmenta.
A Noltenk) inter auftores xtatis Argente.-s jiuaaeraatur
etiam
Phcedrus, [apte, ut opinor, ab Aurca a:tat ai
hanc rejectus.]
Valerius Maximus
Palhdiiis Rutiiius Tawru*
Juftirius
Aulus Gcllius
/Eoiilius Maccr
, Terentianus Maurus.
4 JE.^ A s
XIV
ATINI SCR1PTORES.
ICC. quorum
Fragments
: in
Digclli ,
JE T A S JE N E A.
I.icinius Proculus
Neratius Prifcus
P. Juvencius Celfus
Prifcus Jabolenus
Domitius Ulpianus
Herennius Modeftinus
3-lvius Julianus
Julias Caius
Calibrates
iEmilius Papilianus
lu'.ii! Paulus
Sex. Pomponius
Venuleius Saturninus
Martianus
Callus, & alii.
', Laorcntius Valla mirifice laudat horum fcriptorum Lati-
nitatcm, & affirmat ex vcteribus 1C tis folis Latinam lin-
guam fi deperiiflet inftaurari pofie.
/F.tatis non
tninino certz,
Valerius Maximus
Juftinus
Feft. Avianus, al.
Terentianus Mauruj
Minucius Felix
Sofipatcr Charifius.
Minntius Felix fcripfit feculo iii. Avienus Saeculo v. De-
que video cur Facciolatus ietatem Val. Max. & Juftini seque
.in lUtuat atque lutatein Avicr.i Sc Minutii,
Aulus Gellias
L. Apuleius
Q^Septimius Tertullianus
(^Serenus Sammonicus
Cenibrinui
Cajcilius Cyprianus
T. Julius Calpurnius
M. Aurelius Nemefianus
/Elius Spaxtianus
(ulius Capitolinus
^Elius Lampridius
Vulcatius Gallicanus
Trebellius Pollio
Flavius Vopifcu*
Crclius Aurelianus
Flavius Eutropius
Rhemnius Fannius
A rn obi us Afer
L. Cailius Laflantios
yElius Donatus
Cominodianus
C. Vettus Juvencus
D. Hilarius
Julius Firmicus
Fab. Marius Viftorinus
Scxtus Rufus
Feftus Hiftorkus
Ammianus Marcellinus
FI. ^'cf;ctius P.cnatus
d. Macrobiui
.
SYLLABUS AUCTORUM LIK cv x. LATIN /E.
^ETATIS AuitE^[ad fincm Scioppii.]
M. T. Cicero, "Editus a Petro Viftorio, Paulo Manutio,
Dion. Lambino, Jano Grutero, Alex. Scoto. Ejus Edd.
Venetje recentiores flammis aboleri debebant, cruces vero
fiwi Typographis, ut documento fint aliis, ne tarn improbo
furto omptores emungere, & depeculari audeant; fenatui
certe Veneto curx efle oportebat, ne iftae Typographorum
fraudes tarn deformem Veneto nomini maculam impune
imprimnnt.
Plauti Comcedis, edits a Plantino & Raphelengio, &
poftremum a Frid. Taubmanno, cum magnl ponderis &
oneris commentario.
Terentii Comocdis, editx a Gabr. Faerno & M. Ant.
Murcto. In eas Commentarii Donati & .Eugraphii vet.
Grammaticorum editi funt, Lutetirf Parijiorum.
Ennii Fragm. cum Commentario Hier. Columns, edita
funt Ntapoli : Annales cum Pauli Merulz Comment. Ludg .
Bat.
Lucilii Fragm. Edidit Franc. Doufa. Ludg. Bat.
Catonis Opera, Lucretii Poemata _(ut Sup.)
Casfaris Opera, cum variorum notis. Framofurti.
Cornelius Nepos, (male vulgo ^Emilius Probus) cum
Savaronis notis, editus Lutetltt ; & cam Lambini, Schotti,
aliorumque Comm. Francofurti.
Catullus, Tibullus, Propertius, Editi a Planuno, & cum
Var. Comm. Francofurti.
In Propertium Comm. Joan. Pafleratii, quo nunquam
quicquam vifum fuit perfeftius, editus. Parifiis.
Varronis Opera, edidit Aufon. Popma. Ludg. Bat. Ea-
dem cum Ant. Anguftini, J. Seal. & P. Vift. notis, Lute-
tif. Ejufdem Libros de L. L. infinitis locis emendates.
Edidit Gafp. Scioppius. Par if. 1600.
Virgilii Opera, cum Comm. Servii, Part/. 1600. Vaftrc
molis 'coinm. ediderunt Jac. Pontanus & Ludov. Cerda
Jefuitx.
Horatium, edidit Muretus, Xelander, Cruquius,
Hein-
iius, isV.
Salluftii Opera, edidit Raphelengu?, Lugd. Bat. Sec.
Catalefta Virgilii & Poetarum, edidit P. Pithrcus, Parif.
1590, & cum J. Seal. Suifque notis Frid. Linaebrugius.
Lugd. Bat. 1595.
Livii Opera, cum Varr. Not. Franc. Modius, edidit Frnn-
cofurti. Sine notis Gruter ibidem, fed ea editio pamtu
refpcndit Gruteri voto, neque eft ex leftorum ufu, cum ty-
pographus typis obfoletis & evanefcentibus ufus fuerit,
operz vero frequsntius ofcitaverint.
Vitruvium, cum Comm. edidit Dan. Barbaru c , Venet.
1567. Bern. Baldus Urbinas de Vitruv. Verlionim figni-
ficatione eruditiflimum Comm. edidit dugufi<e yindel. 1612.
^ETATIS ARCENTEA.
Ovidii Opera, cum Comm. Var. Francofurti, &c.
Vclleius Paterculus, ed. a Lipfio, Acidalio, aliis.
Val. Maximus, a Pighio, Lipfio, Colero.
Q^_ Curtii Hiflor'aii, ed. Modius, Acidalius, cum^ue
Comm. fuo Matth. Riderus Jefuita.
Cornelius Celfus. I'hrcdrus.
C. J. Hygir.um, edidit Comelinus.
Afcon Pcdianas, editus a Mnnr.io, & Hntoman.
Seneca Rhetcris, & Ssneca; Philofophi Opera, cum vaiv
Bat. .
.n.euidit Delirus Jefuita.
t'criphrafi.
ui, Farif..-
\ 9 3
.
.
-.Siotto Jefuita '
LATINI SCRIPTORES.
XV
M. Manillas. QuintilianipatrisDeclamationcs- a Pithco,
editx ap. Comelin.
JET AT is JEu E JE.
Quintiliani Oratoriae Inftitutiones, ed. Parif. & Lugd,
Plinii majoris Hiftoriam, edidit Jac. Delecampius.
Suetonium, edidit Beroaldus, Torrcntius, Cafaubonus.
Taciturn, cum var. not. edidit Gruterus.
Flori Hiftoriam, cum var. not. ed. Comelinus.
Frontinum, edidit Onuphrius Panuinus: ejufdem Urata-
gemata edita funt cum Vegetio.
Statii Poemata, Parif.
Valerium Flaccum, edidit Ludov. Carrio.
Silium Italicum, doftiffimus puer Daniel Heinfius una,
cum crepundiis fuis edidit, Lugd. Eat.
Solinus una cum Mela, editus eft a Schotto.
Martialis, cum Indice & Comtn. var. Pert/tit,
Juvenalis, cum Comm. & var. notis, Parifiis.
jE T A T i s FERRER.
Agellii (vulgo Auli Gellii) noaes Atticas.
Juftini Hiftoria, edita a Jac. Bongarfio.
Apuleius, a Vulcanio editus, Lugd. Eat. cum Comm.
Beroaldi & notis Stevechii, Bafilete; cum Petri Colvii no-
tis, Lugd. Bat. In cum Symbola Crltx.i Gafp. Scioppii
Aunuftit find.
Vcgetius. Ejufdem dc re Veterinaria fl-u Muloincdi-
cina, edita a Lambuco.
Aurclii Viftoris Hiftoria, edita ab And. Sc'iotto. Rhc-
tores antiqui Lat. a Pet. Pithaeo, quorum Kutiliu.i eft
Quinftiliano antiquior.
Hiftoria; Augutts Scriptores Spartianus, Lam pi
Trcbellius Pollio, Capitolinus, Vufcatius & Vopifcus, cum
doclifltmis Cafauboni & Claudii Salmafit Comm.
Panegyric! duodecim a Grutero, Acidalio, & Ritherufio
recogniti.
Cenforinus, editus ab Aldo Manutio.
Apicius, cum notis Tiguri.
Aufonius, cum not. Jof. Scaligeri.
Claudianus, cum not. Delvii.
Gratii & Nemefiani poematia, cum notis edidit, Rob.
Titius.
Ammianus Marcellinus, editus a Lindebrugio, Hamburgi.
Julii Obfequentis de Prodigiis, Lugd.
Martianus Capella.
Q._ Sereni Sammonici carmen Rutilii Itinerarium &
Sympofu yEnigmata, extant inter poemata, Vet. ed. Parif.
1590.
Auftores finium regendorum a Nic. Rigaltio editi Parif,
Qui de fingulorum eetate in Prafatione monct.
Explication of the feveral MARKS ufed in this WORK.
) TJREFIXED to a word denoteth it to be obfolete.
JT || Before a word denoteth it to be bad, or ufed only by writers of an inferior clafs,
Before a word fhoweth it to be of Greek extraction.
qy Is prefixed to phrafes and idioms.
$ Denoteth the grammatical conftrudtion.
tj. Before a word fhoweth it to be poetical.
4. Is put before good Latin words fubftituted in the room of Greek, or bad Latin, words,
rs Prefixed to a word, or fentence, (howeth that two, or more, words in that fentence, are much of the fame import.
5g Before a word, or fentence, fhoweth that two, or more, words in that fcntsnce, are ufed in an oppofire, or dif-
ferent, fenfe.
f. q. hi fed quttre, expreffing a doubt.
q. v. for yucJ vide, or fee the <uitrd referred n.
T H 8
ENGLISH-LATIN
DICTIONARY.
ABB
er an, before a Vowel is an irtic
prefixed to Nouns, and ufed in
vague fenfe to point one (ingle thin
' of the kind; in other refpeib inde
terminate; nor is otherwife expreflcd in Lat :
than by the fmgular number of the Noun i
Adjective ; as, a dig, canis ; an eagle, a^uila ;
oar,, homo; afoul man, fortis; or by the pli
ru!, in fome peculiar phrafes, where it means
fmall or great number collectively taken, an
therefore, considered as a whole, or unity;
tvar.y a man, a nary, multi (Jbomincs undcrftoot
* tboufand facet, i. e. a mile, mille palTur.
A, being put, in fome vulgarifms, for th
Piepofitions, iy, for, in, In, it differently er
prefled, as, An it!, day, a aontb, per ulnam
aicm, menfem, CSV. ^A (or o') clock, hora pri
rna, fecunda, &c, Tivelve acres a mar, duoden
in fingulos hamines jugera. Once a year, feme
in anno. Ail to a man, omncs ad unurn. An
indefinitely^ A man told me, quidam mini nar
Mi it.
A, before a Participle, or participial Nou
(after a Veib of motion) as, to ro a bunting,
fjUng, ire venatum, pifcatum, (sc. And (pe
cuiiarly) wbat art a doing? quid agis ? / am
writing, fcribo.
t Abaft, Adv. A tergo, a puppi, puppir
veifus. L.
I To cibalienalt, Abalieno, V. To alitnatt,
\Abilur.at\tn (I.) Abalienatin.
'/ abandon, 'derelinquo ; delero; dcllituo
rejickij repudio.
To abandon [refign, or give up] bimjeifto
fc t'e^cre. L.
jttrunJwiid [forfaken] dereliclus, defertus ,
dcrtitutus; rldolatus j rtrjeftus; projcftus.
Abandoned [wicked] perditas, flagitiofus.
Abar.drr.td [given up to] divulgatus ad.
|| An abandencr, defertor. L.
Ar. abandoning, Dereliftio, deftitutio.
It, abaft, Dejicio, Me:, (ieprirr.o j minuo; Urn
fflf, Sibi dirogare.
', (Locke. ) Dejeftus, deprerVus.
'!, or abajirg, Dejeclio. deprefjio.
'Jo ab.ijk, Rui'Ortm alicui incuttre, ruborf
aliquem fufTundcre, Afi/.confundeie, conlkrnaic
An abaft/ing, Kufcori': fufllifto.
A!x\Jbid, Rubore fuffufus.
To abate [-ici.J Detraho, 3. decerpn, demo,
Mr., refnngo, minucre, remittere, fubdi*cere, pa;-
ten alic^udm ccndonare, comminuere, dimi
uere, imminuere.
^[ To abate crtCi courage, Animum frangcK
percelJeie,
To aba e [neut.] Decrefco, languefco, quiefco,
njinnr^r, ci'r.iinum, cji decline.
Abated, 13t?trafl'js, diminutup, fubduclus, dc-
duc^us, infractus, remifiu;.
^-/. aMtantKt, or abating, Detraflio, diminu-
, ntlio, dcdutlio, decflfio.
4 ,'.,. j u ':m>tt (,fu writ, [j Exceptio dilatotia
Ai abhacy, *J! canobi.Tchia.
jn*ii>t*! t ' || abbas, * j| cojr.obiarchi.
A B J
An Meft, *|| afabitiiTa.
An abbey, "|| Crnobium, *|] abbjt'n.
Te ttlreviatt, Contraho, in compendium re
digcre.
Abbreviated, Contraftut, in compendium re
daus.
An albrevlal'utg, or eikrniatior, ConlMftio
compendium.
An abbrf*<attir, Qm contraliit, vcl in com
pendium redigit.
To abdicate, Abdico, a fe alicnare,
Abdicated, Abdicatus, alienatus.
An abdicating, or abdication, Abdicatio, a
lienatio.
J To abduct [withdraw] (I.) Abducere.
(I Abed, In Icfto dccumbenj.
^ Brought to bed, Partu liberals.
J Aba ranee, aberration, (Gianville) aberrancy
aberring (BrownJ abeiratio, cxceflus, 4. 1'ai
To tict [aid, or maintain] Adjuvo, i. auxi
iinr, faveo, fuftineo; luppetias alicui ferre
jlicujus partes tueri.
To abet [fet on] Concito, Met. impello, in-
digo, nutrio.
Abcttd, Suftentus, concitatus, Met, impul
us, inftigarus.
An abcting, Sunfio, inftigatio.
An abtter, Qui adjuvat ; fuafor, impulfor, fti-
mulator; comes; cj> nutricula.
To abhor, Abominor, averfor, deteftor; ab-
>orreo, execror; faftidio ; odi, dcfefl.
Abhorred, Abominatus, deteiiatus, execratus.
To be al>horre,l, Abhorrendus, abominandus,
etelrantlus, averfandus.
An abhorrence, abhorremy, (Locke) or abbtnr.g
^xecratio, diteft.rtio ; odium, averfatio.
Abbcrtcnt, Abhnrrens a, <vel ab, aliqua re
An abhvrrtr, Q^i abominatur, vel dcteftatur.
liquid. (Swift.)
Ti abide [continue] Moror, commoror, ma
eo ; conrto, fuhiitro.
To abide [dwell] Habito, fj> refido.
I Not te cbide [endure, cr I'uftlr] y^grc ferre,
ati, perpeti, fu(t;nere, Ma. vix concoquc c.
|{ Ntt to aliS.c [hate] Aborr.inor, i. odi, difctl .
lij habere, abhorrcrt ab.
To abidi [lali] Duro, perd-.iro; perfirto.
|i To abide by [a perfon] Defendo, tucor, vin-
co; flare ab, ixl crm, aliquo.
To abide in. Met. Inhsreo.
^[ To abide in en cfinion, Pcrfeverare, -rr/per-
ilc.e, in Irntentia fua.
|| An ahider, Habitator, incob, L.
I' Ar n/'':if!:ig, (Raleifli) Ccmmoratio, manfio.
|| An eliding [dwelling] Habit.nio.
H An al>:iiir:g f furTering] Prrprfio, toleratio.
|| Not abiding [hating] Deteftatio, odium.
|i /Jr. alndirrg 1 tarrying] Ex(<ctatio, ^.
ji A '; ef.itliff by [a pcrfon] Tuitio, ('efcnfio.
|l slu ckidiKg in [athinj;] Perfcverantia, per-
nacia, pervicacia,
Ai: a!,'itft. Homo aljeftns, contemptvj, ni-
li, nuilo in numcro, vilii. Ma. dcmilTus.
ABO
A^eQ'i, Abjefte, humiliter, demifse.
Aajceiednejt, (Boyle) abjeflion, (Hooker) eb*
jeflneft, (Grew) Animi abjeclio, dtbilitauo.
Abilities [fldll] Peritia, fcieiitia, eruJitio.
fl A ferfen of great atilitiet, homo magni, acris,
vel limati, judicii; emunft.e nans, ufu reruiu
pericifluauc,
AHUt) [power] Facultis, poientia.
Ability [riches] Divitis, facultatel, cenf,
4. f] leu trougbt them both uf according la yoar
ability, tu illos duos pro re tollebas tua.
MiEtJ [ftrength] Robur, vires, pi.
{ Abjuration, or an abjuring, Abdicatio, eiu.
ratio.
To abjure [forfwear] Abjuro.
To a-jure [renounce] Ejuro, rcnunc-o. ^
inficior.
Abjured [forfworn, er fworn off] Abjuratus.
The aUauve cafe, Aufciendi cafus, fcxtus, vet
Latinus.
Able [fit] Idoneuj, potens, alenii
Able [fkilled] Gnarus, peritus, folers.
Able fftrong] Fortit, robuftus, validus virium.
Able [wealthy] Dives, opulcntus.
^[ Able ti rule himjelf, Compos fui, polens fii.
To be able, Poflum, queo, 4. vaieo, 2. poileo.
<J< evaleo. ^J Every cae frjvided at te -was able,
pro fua quifque lacultate parabat. He zvat na
able to tear fa treat envy, tarn magnae non erat
Mr invidiae. / bare it at well at I tun able, uc
potui, tuli. He taas an able folrftnan cor.fderir.f
ibofe times, muhum, ut temporitns illis, valuit
diccndo. As far a: I teas abie, quoad pofl'em.
He itiai not able to do it ttnagt favtrtfj non Civic
cum egeftas facere. You art barnly able to b >'d
wreycsofin, vix fuAines palpebnj. I r.m alle
j altoio tbofc txfetfcs, crft mini unde hac funt.
He it not able to fay til dibit, non eft folvendo ;
nimam debet. She ivat not able to ff!.-ik a -uxret
we, vox earn defecit. tie is mure' liter j! tlan
lit income it able to allmo, benignior eft quam rc
atitur. 7 ajjifid him all I was able, promcare
djuvi. / am afraid he mill not be ablt to m,un-
ain h'.s rtfj.'ution, metuo ut fubflet.
To.be more, orvnyaft/e, Pr.vpoileo, pr.Tv)leo.
Mire, or very Me, P-erpollcns, pr^potcns,
Kvalidut.
|| Ab'.tnc's., (Sidnty) Habilitss, V, Abilitj.
\ M'et,,y [Blm.inots] C.vcitas.
', (Taylor) |j Abluiio. .'
Abnegn:i;n, (Hammond) Nc^Jt i.
Abr.enr.Tus, rfr Abnoimis, enormis.
^| 7 I* aboard. In nave ctle, TJ. verfari.
^f To g o ab f . a rd, Navem confcendrrc.
^1 / r rr, ,-/; heard ;.' admiral, E n.v
'tiji as h come fnm on board of ti; -j
nave defcenfn.
.-veiling place] H..'
Abode [tarrying] Commoratio.
He aMe [dw?ltj Hahiiavit, fcdem
,.' fcndiire.!] Tulit, perti-'i'.
] Aboleo, at
10 ; M,;. refc'fiiio, c,
Toabilijh [dcitroy] perdo, Met. dcr.-
ABO
iltlb [rue out] Deleo, extermino, ex-
. oblittro, rcligno j induco.
:ebilij.
A'joliifj, ab ogaUT,
s. verfus.
Poul'.tUS,
r.! [razed oui] Delctus, xterminatu5,
-
Tt In aMi/heJf Abolefco, abrogari, delcri,
Cxtingui, antiquari.
70 te abdijhed, part. A^olendaJ, delendus.
nbnut, (Hooket) .-
ic, abrogatio, difTulutic', extinlio.
jibomir.al'le, Abominandus, deleltandus, de-
teftabilis, exectabilis, etecrandui, averfabilisj
ne r jriuj, <h nefandus.
bfe t}, perinrifus.
, [ArbuthoM) odiose, ij> turpiter,
(tedirnme.
Ttitim':na!i; Abominor, I. abhorreo, deteftor,
i.
, Detcftatio, <fp odium.
kefj;.) Flagitij, fit.
t'.vtiufi, Abortio, abortus,
'.'onivus, fiuflri conc<;;>-
To /. "ibortum facere, -vd poti,
abo. ,'-./] In vanum ce-
cre, fruilri en'e.
An ab)rt\vt, S. (ShakeCp ) aiorrmenr, (Bacon)
Infans immatorus, imperfeftus; ) Offa.
^4n alw.iittdff.yt, Negotium initliciter fuf-
ceptum.
't'tt. Ad iiritum, psrum profpere.
, Stijxr, fupra , is, ^[ lie flaced ib-.m
'l\ Aiper le eos collocavit. Attifui fat
t'rue me, C.Triui b-.law mi, fupra me Atticus,
intra Vcrrius accubuetunt. Hu bead it ab:ve
water, extat capite ex aqu.l. It is a foot and a
:i'<griutii t extat <- tenj felquipede.
Above [in place, excellency, or honour]
,ur, prior, pisftantior, fupenor. t\ Hu li-
..'/i;y is aiove Hi ai/i.'.tf, major eft benignits-s
> 4ium facultates. lit ivai as r.uch above
b\n: inferior to i>im in fortune, erat
fuperior ord;ne, quo inferior fort urn!. /.
aii-. ; rimas obtinuit inter eot. It is
J.araly ak~ft the knets, vix gtnua fuperat.
|^more, <,r longer than] Plus, amplius,
magis, quam. fl Above tivo tboifand, plus duo
millia. Tity fought above liv9 hours, anlphu
jus hoiis pugnatum e(K Abn>e ivbat iua
tonvrnicnt, ultra quam oportebat. A:>,vc thin*,
years old, plus annis triginta oatus. AV above
tat foot high, non pede uno altior.
Altove [beyond, or more than] Ante, przter,
nlira, fupcr, ex. Above all, Ante omnia, A'o
me thing above tbi rift, nihil prster cetera.
Above Hi firtngib, ultra, fupra, -vel fuper vires.
II trufted him above all, ei ex omnibus fidcm
babebat.
all [more efpecially] Cum prirmim,
potiflimum, anie omneSji/j/ omnia.
that [moreover] Ad haec, infupcr.
' jibvue [upward] Surlurr.
From absve, Defuper, fupcrnc.
fl -' nmia.
Over and above, Ad, extra, fuper ha-c j in-
f IT. f Oiir and above th-le calamities, ad hicc
mala. Over and above plu^tlir, extra prxdam.
Over ar.d above his o'hcr crimes, f-.ipra cietera
flagitia. Over and ato-ve what ivat jilf
infuper quam qua; pac"ta erant.
i-t lijrd [oprnly and fairly] (South)
Apcrtc, incoirup-
.pra memora-
-, Ut fupra eO ciiftum.
, In vivis.
r] Exlo, Jtiti, I.
i, lupero,
re. 4 Ut is above theft :i,ngi,
<it ea agat.
uBi anldiabcn-
A B R
Tottat.-ve, orj-etabovt [furpifs] Anteeedo,
/upergredior.
To abound [v.ich] Abundo, fcateo, Met.
Buo, *rcumflu| ntrfluo, -rj* exubera.
-.ir.cL [be fugcrfluousj Supcrtili;, redun-
JJK-, exdndare. "
Abounding, cJ-Exundans, influens. V. Abun-
dant.
Abounding, Abundans, plenus, fetus, fre-
[uens, Met, affluen3 > Ji unuans.j dives. '
, having variom figninctions, maybe
difterenjjy rendered ; % aby
Ad, ^[ A'-out tin tboufand, ail decem niiHia.
tir-ie, ad qua; tempora.
Ap-id, ^1 If ht be about the market, i\ apud fo-
rum ell.
Circa, or circum, ffr About the great f elds, cir-
ca vircntes campos. .They ivinteied about Aaui-
leia, circum AquileiaDi hyftnabant. There are
divers opinions ab^ut thtft things, varia circa hzec
opioio.
1 Circiter,. ff About row, circiter meridiem.
. V&i i, nonam circitf r horam.
Cum, fj 1'bavc all my wealth about me t omnia
$iea mecum porto.
0e, C I tame t} vox about vour ctauphter. adji
i.i.
Fere, *1 Ah ".it tt-e fcmc bo:tr f fadem fere hora.
F^rnu-, ^1 AluJj abcut tfjt jjms time 9 iifdem
fermc diebus.
In, ^[ ton are long aj>onl tbh litjinefi y diu cs in
hoc r.egotio,' Sonuvu&re about this b^ufl', in aH-
qua parte domCs. Jllvut the ftrcttt of the clfy,
in uibis vicis. About us. In noftris regionibus.
'Tm fu't about, decem pcdes in circuitu.
Inltar, ^J About frvcnty , inftar feptuaginta.
PJus minus, ^| jfbout ibirty dajs t d.e$ plus mi-
nus trigin'.i.
Q^afi, ^[ rfkcut ike bottom f f the P a g f * ( l ua 'i in
extrema pagina. dkut ten sc!ock > hora quafi
decirna, Slbt/ut a fat big, quafi ptdalis.
Sub, ^[ Ab'jvt break of day, Tub ipfum diei or-
tum > prima luce. sfbout the fame time, fub
idem tempus.-
Super, <f Men are ta>t agreed -about the Age of
ll&mcr and Ih/iodt iupcr ajtate Horaen & Hclio-
di non confentvtur. / iu;ll' tvrlte to yw about
tbh affair, hac fuper re-fcribam ad te.
Verfus, ^J /fhont noon 9 ad meridiem verfus.
|] To i>f about [employed in] In aliqua re Jabd-
rare, occuparj, vcrlari ; traftare allcjuid, ^[ You
$re long ab<.ut tBat f^Jfjir, nirnis dtu eo negotio
occupalus cs, I ant ahvut it now, ibi nurc ium.
To be abcut [ready to do] is generally rtnicred
by the future in ruj. f[ 'I'he fj;JJcrytue are abut
to write, hifloria qiwm fcripruri fumus. c lbc cc-
mfdy iub:cb ive arc about to a^ > comadu quam
actmi fumus. They are about to return bdme t do-
rnum ptoftdufl funt.
|[To go about [attempt] Aggredior, 3. ten to,
ngere fe jd aliijuid agendum.
' T<s go ubifUt [walk round j Obambulo, i, per-
imbulo.
^| 'lo ba*uc one's witt alcut one, Efle pra:fcnti
Inimo.
|| To lit abcut [be difperfed] Difpergor, fas, ^
To tie about [be near thc'borders of] Circum-
'. . adj.iceo.
To /otk abouf, .Attendo, euro, circum fpicio.
f| Ta take one about the n:id.:lt t Medium a!i-
quem pvehcnderc,
[J About with it, Circumage.
Ro!tndabout t Circumcirca, clrcurrquaque, in
gynim.
Abraham'' ^ balm, or fcmp-trte, Vitcx, fcis t f.
J A bnafti /!'',( [ii.i . ,
c fo abridge [deprive c/J Privo, orbo, fpolio.
To abridge [fliortenj Contraho, (it-cur to, r.
brt-vio, Squint, compendium, Wcompendii faccre,
PItut.&A compendium conferre^ id. compendifa-
j] com pen fo, Sen.
''us, privatus, fpoliatns.
jfi [ fliortencdj ContraClu^, in com-
pendium rfdahir.
An afriager, Qi^i in compendium
An abntiging of, Trivatio.
A B S
J airing [fhortening] Met. Contraflio.
An abndgment. Compendium, commentariolus ;
. I. Abroac^, Terebratm ai.promerx!arn.
To Jet abroach, or tap, Vas terebrare, relinere.
Abroad [Irom home, without doors! Foris
mpublico, fub din. q T,!-;e,,b-o,d ,
Pernoaare in pubUco-. A am , n \ m f{aa ma j,
be tab*, abroad, Idoneus fut^io fumendus eft
locus. * re, buajmat ab'^tb abroad i, tb,
eifrofmt fub. Jove frigido iwoator.
Abn a d[i mm within, out of doors] Foras, in
apertum, medium, / pnblicum. * He ro-tb
abroad Mma, mane exit foras. II, wt ..
in the cfcn air, , n apertum prodiit. // tam
abroad mmrS them, in medium proceflic. /
n^ you feldom affear^bro^, fcio te raro m
pubJicum prodire.
Abroad [in, or from foreign parts] Peregre.
I fit,, gtnt at>rMdt . peregr - abifr> ,^ m , u ^ f , fj
Jong ab^ad, pcre ,, rt . diu taofatl)ri H , ia . fi _
< u,, :ed f,o,n abroad, m.pir percgrered.lt. '
,ji
Kn H '
llim, undique, ufriucqu.iq-tie
brodirl" LT^T-! tX * di l
jxrod.re, e-fo^bus, Wteftis, excedere.
Jo dijferfe abroad, Difperjro.
FS
Late,
a perfonj
To run abroad fas a report]. In
vulgo fcrrf. ^ rf r ,p, rt ranob^
crebuit. ""' "
f[ To take abroad,, Foras feciim docgre.
J *'??'<, Abrogo, aboleo, antiquo, abdTco,
refc,ndo, ^ refigo, Met. irritum reddere.
refdfful ' Ab0l " US> abr S Jtu '. witiquatus,
Anabr,^ Abolrtio, abro S atio, abdicatio.
11 to jit aln-ooJ, Ovis incubare.
Ab'upt, Abruptus.-przruptus.yw;,. intercifus.
'Ifa'PtiS. (Milton) ^. Abruptum.
rupfo y ' AbrufU ' P rieru l'tS, raptim, ex ab-
stonptncfi, or abruption, ( Woo J ward) A-
bruptio, 3.
An ablccfs, AbfcefTus, 4.
ASfeiflhn, (Brown) AbfcifTio.
ToabfcMtL, Abfcondo, delitcfco, lateo, fallo.
Ahjconded, Ablconditus, abditus.
\\Anabfecnder [of h-imlclf or others] Occui-
rator.
An abounding, occultatio.
Abfince, Abientia, Tae. Sen.
.* [*?' ^ r want of a thin f J <feriJeriutn,
Viet. difceUio.
f Done in tine's a/face, Abfenle aliquo fattum
Abfent, A b fens.
To te abfetit, Abfum, defum-, d.-fideror.
^[ To ai.j\r.t bimjtlf, Abfumj abdcre fc, nnn
comparere, prafentem f non fifljre, fe a lo^o
ibftineie.
To abfol-vt [acquit] Abfolvo, libero, i.
t> refolvo, a ptena eximere, innocentem decla.
rare, a culpa libeium pronunciare.
To abfj-uc [perl'edt] Abfolvo, perncio: ai
finem perducere.
To be abfolved, Abfolvor, liberor.
, .
ltfolved [acquitted] Ablljluius, liberatus.
Abfolved [pertefled] (ab'tlM, Huoker) Ab-
folutus, Confeclus, pertci -
An abjotvir.g, or aljolutior,, Abff lutio, libcra-
tio.
bfoluttlv, Abfolutc, planilUn-.e, prorfus. -
ftfl nt'f./Hft'y, Abfolnciflirne.
\Ahfolutentfs [completnefs] Al folutio, per-
feftio.
tt, V. Unlimited,
dbjclutneji
G\. 13 U
A^otuter.efs .[of'condition] -(South) 'V.' 7
fendemy.
e>nfs [in government] (Bacon) Domi-
'tory, (Ayliffe) Abfolutoriu;.
1-1,1 [!i.,rih in found, Me., unfuitai.'c.]
JGlanville) Abfonus.
Tool' orb, Abforbeo.
} slr\)>Un!i, Kemedia abforbenti.i.
Abflineo, 2. fibi temperare, :i fr
fT lie abjiained from pleajures, a volup-
tatum iilecebris abhorruit. They deftred their
to alflain from murder, rrccabantur ut ciedibu^
.parccrent.
An abftaining, AbfKnentia.
sl'-jiimiout, Abftemius, ibbrius, temperatur.
Akpemioujly, Sobriir, temperate.
A,'jlcir.i:uji:i{s, Abflinentia, temi>ciantia ; fo-
brietjs, 3.
gcj, Abfterfus, deterfus.
\\AbJlergatt, or abjle rfrve , Abftergens, detergens.
. >:cc, Abiiincjitia, Met. continejitia,
tem[ erantia.
Ab,'!initit, Abftinene, contlncns.
To ji/irafl, Contrjio, V. Abridge.
Toalij3ra!}[fepar>te] Abftrjho,fejun?0j feparo.
An abflrafl, V. Abridgement, ^[ filiany it.
tie abftratf, timmum fce.us.
At/lrafl,:!, V. Abridged.
Ail/trifled [feparated] Abftrahis, fejunftus,
feparatus.
Al>ftraflcil!y, or abjlraf}!y, (Bentley) Separa-
tim, iicl per fe, confjderatus.
J AkftracTun, (Watts) || Abftraflio.
Alftruft, Abdirus, abftrufus, occultus, ob
fcurus, reco/iditus, Met. retrufus.
/'try abjlnfe, Pt-rreconditus.
Abftrufely, Abdite, obfcuix, occulte.
Atflnifeacfs, (Boyle) abjlrufay, (Brown) Ob-
icuiitas.
Al^urd, Abfurdus, ineptus, a ratione abhorrens.
Somewhat a/furd, Subablurdus.
Very abfurd, Perabfurdus.
^y, To beabj'urj, Abfurdus efle, i rations ah-
]iorr<:re.
Abjurd-ty, Incptia, I,
An absurdity, Res abfurda, res inepta, ml
paruni rationi congruens , ri^u^naiuia.
Abjurdly, Adfurde, incp'.c, parum congruenter.
Abundance, Abundantia, i , copia, opulentia j
wlertas, 3. Met. abundatio, affluentia, provcn-
tus. <t< Tlxfjurus. fl A!ttndat:ie of apples tlis
year, annus hie exuberat pomis. U'e haiie~Le.:rd
abundance of tales, abunde fabularum audivimus
A r 'H :d.n:ce rf leaves, fo'.iorum luituria. Ai>><'!-
tfame of Jlratv and fodder, ftriiminis & pabuli
alt'Litim. Such an abundance of corn and mom,
tantus frumenti peouniaeque numerus.
Too natch abundance, Nimi'jtas, 3. Col. redun-
dant ia, nimia copia.
sJh:t*dant, Abundant, copiofus, uber.
Abundantly, Abunde, abundantrr, redun-
danter, afiatim, copiosc, cumulate, effuse, plene,
{ileni manu, tj> ubertim.
' tly, Copiofius, cutnubtius, ubc-
Jiluentiuft,
M:J1 abundantly, accumulatiflime, ubej-rime.
.ifufe] Abutor, ).
^| To aa-i/'t, or deceive a perfon, Aliquem de-
cipcre, f.illtre, circumvunire,
To aiufe cariu.'.'y, Vit:o, ftupro; temero ;
'It abufc to one's fact, Scurror, illudo.
Ttabbjcone in la**uage, Convicior, art ; diesis.
To aiu e oi:e in aSion, Ma'.c ucio, 3. injuriam
ilifcrie
An ab:.fe [wrong ufe] Abufus, 4. abufio.
An a-kufe [in taitsj Injuria, fiaus, iciqiia
An abufe [in language,] Convicium, conJu
gnelia, maledic^io.
Abuj'ed [ in words ]' Con'umeliose habitus,
fcurnliter exceptus, conviciis bcefTnus.
^Itiujed [_in f.;cl5J lojuriis laccffitus, vioUtus,
tefm.
;A c c
11 .1* fluff, (Dcnhiml Violator,
Jiiujtve, Uicax, petulans, contumdiofui, fcur
rilis, maledicii!.
Akufvelf, (Boyle) male, injnH''.
Ab.iift.-Jy, Contiiineliosc, fcutrilirrr.
Abufnatefs, (Herbert) Petulantia, ludificatio
contumeli.1, fcurrilitas.
To abut [herder upon] Adjareo.
Abating, Conterminus, confinis.
An abfl's, Profundum.
An Mademy, *Academia.
Academic, (Pope) or academical [belonging to
the ancient A.adimicls'] *Academicus.
An academ'ian, modern, (Wood) academic
(Watts) academi/i, (Ray) ]| Academicus.
An acaidleftic'-: verft, (] Acataleflicas rerfus.
To accede, Atcedo.
1o accelerate, Accelero, I, depiopero, feftino.
Met. maturo.
Accelerated, Accelerates, fc(t'natn?,maturatus.
A cclcraiion, (Hale) Acceleratio.
\Actuition, (Woodward) InMammatio.
An accent 'tonuj, 2. apex, Ids. m.
To accent [pronounce] Verba accurate pro.
nunciare.
Toaccept, Accip'o, capioj fufcipio.
9\ To accept of kindly, Gratum & acceptum ha-
Ere, a;qui & boni confulcre, aliquid Ista fronte
accipcvf .
Acceptable, Acceptus, *carus, gratus, optatus,
icrgratus.
Accep/allenefs, (Grew) Gratia.
Acceptably, Apte, gra:e.
A' -ep'an ~e, acceptation, Acceptio.
Accepia'iin [fenfe, or meaning] Senfus, 4,
notio, 3. fignific.itio.
Accepted, Grate acceptus.
|| An accepter, Qu_i aliquid accipit.
|| AcctplUatiim, Relatio in acceptum.
An a:cefs, accelTus, 4. aditus, admiliio, via.
To have arcefs uflto, Admittor, accfdo ; yd con-
erefium admitti. ^J TLat I may haw an ea!y
Jcccj's to iiar library, ut mihi tui libri patcant.
'4'irj/Mc, Cui acceflus patet j aft'abilis, comis.
4iccjjion, Acceflio, additamentum.
|J Ac.ejji'in to the crowit^Ad fummum impe-
rium accdfus.
J Acceffion to a treaty, Ad pactiones acceffus.
An aicefj'jry, Culpje, vet conjurationis, con-
fors, affiuisj fceleris confcius, criminis, -vel
acinoris, focius ; particeps, comes. ^[ It.vuas
hougbt be ivas accejjary, prsebuit fufpicionem
confcientia. 1 .
J The accidence, or accidents, *Grammatices
ntroduilio, vel element* prima.
An accident, Cafus fortuitus.
Accidental, Cuntin^er.s fortuitus.
Accidental [not eiicntuil] AJventitius, adfci-
tus, non innatus.
Cafu, fort{, fortuito, fortiiitu.
A>< acclamation, Acclamatio, exdamatio.
Acclivity, Acclivjtas.
To accommodate [fit] Accommodo, apto.
To accommodate [futnidi with] Suppediio, ali-
quemrealiqua inftruere, rem fufficcre alicni.
To acnmtioditt [make up a difference] Con-
frovcrfiam dirimere, paicm tediaitcgraie, con-
ciliare.
Accommodated, eiecomtiKdabic, (Watts) [fitted]
Accommodatus, aptus.
Accommodated [furniflied] Inilruflus, fuppe-
ditatus.
Accommodated [made tip] Reconcili.ttiis.
An aciorr.ir.odanon of l^'gog, Comraodum
loipit'.um.
An afcmanjfltif, or accommodation [fitting
up] Acccmmod.it'io, 3. [furniflimg with]
Suppediutio, 3. inftruflio; [a making up of a
ditTercnce] pacis redinlegratio, pacis concilia -
t : o.
To accompany [go with] Comitor ; <J> comito ;
>rofequor fe focium itineris dare. ^] lie jc~
'.n-f c.ri'd biir., fe illi comitcm exhibuit, -.e!
:>r;tbuir.
To accompany [keep company with] Corifo.
ior, c mi alicjuo vivcic, conLubcr;iJo alicujus
arailiaritcr uu>
A C C
T' accompany [trinp one on hii way] Deduce,
prrduco, perduflo. f M:
micnies cum dtduxi-re domum.
Accimpanied, Comitatuj, concomitatui, deiiuc-
\\Anaccmfanter; Deduclor, pcrduikor, iucius
itineris j contubernalis.
Ai: accmpanyir.g, Drduflio.
An aicarpliie, V. Accejjory. <T He tatl an
in ti.it ccnfpiiaiy, in cjdfm onjura-
lionc vcrfabntur.
To aa omplijh, abfolvo, implco, compleo, ex-
plico, expeJio, cmoli'/r, fmic, cojifi^io, perlicio
"''. exhaurio; coni'ummo.
To aciomplijh a command, Perago, esc<juf,r.
^1 To ateomtl.p.' a t ii!', Vc,tum pcrfolrfre,
pras/Iate; voti fidem folvifce.
f[ To have or.e's defire acctrr.flljjied, Votis flui,
potnij voti fumrnam confcqui.
AccompKfbec', Confummatuj, abfulutof, per-
,T An acrsmpHjbed ferfai, Vir fummis animi
dotibus inftruftus.
|| An acccn-plijher, Qn confummat, ?c.
An accimj.ijhir.cnt, or ac.omplijhirg, C.'onrnm-
matio, fumma, perfcOio, peraftio, Rl:t. fafti-
gkim j expletio.
f To accompt, Compute, i. i<id. A count.
An accord [agreement] accordance, (Fairfax)
r according, AHen^is, concordia, confenfio, 3.
unlenfus, 4. Of rr.y, tly, tis, her, our, ytur, or
teir oii'n aciorJ, ultro, fponte ; voluntale me.!,
ua, fua, noftra, veftra. He came 10 me if Lit
tun acccrd, ulcioad me venit.
t An accord [in mufic] concenfio.
To accord, Aifentio, alVentior, confentio}
oncordo, convenio. ^[ I accord -with you, y\r\i
ecum fentio. To accord in otini'on, concurrere
'n unam fententiam, uno ore cor.femire. Tt
'fconl in mutual affeclnn, unum ftuiiere, unum
entire, conjunftifiimc cum aliquo vivure.
Accordant, AfTentiens, confentiens.
Accorded, CompoHtus, reconcihatus.
According at, Prout, perinde ut, utcunquf,
ro eo ut. f[ According to every man's plealure,
rout cujufque libido eft. According as tte opt-
ion of ;; ry nan i manners it, perinde ut opinio
fl de cujuique moribus. Accordir* as there Jhall
enced, utcunque opus fit. A^cordir.g as Icould,
ro eo ut potui.
According to, Ad, de, e*, fecundum, pro, &t.
f He fpeaktth nothing according to truth, nihil ad
eritatem loquitur. He doth all according to til
wn mind, de fua unius fententia gerit omnia.
According to appointment, ex compofito. He livetb
ccording to e.rs stun nature, fecundum naturam
lam vivir. According to their villavy, pro fee-
re eorum. According to ny fewer, pro rnea
irili. We. muff r.otu go according to the times,
unc fcena; fcrviendum efl. Awarding to it-y
rmer cufl-.-m, rr.eo priftino more.
Accordingly, Uco j fie, paiiterj congruenter,
.erito; rite, ex piiefcripto.
To actofl [approach, fet upon] Aggredior,
ongred.or ; adoriorj acccdo, convenio, 4.
To acuji [i'pealc to] Aliquem adire, compel.
Are, alloqu).
" AccoftMt, (Wotton) Affabilis.
Iccfted, Compellatus.
_:':>:, CompeiUtio, congrefTus, 4. ton-
To atcount [reckon] Numero, fupputo, com-
uto; dimetior, ratiocinor, rationci inire, rati-
ncularo fubducere. ^[ lit accetintctb tit that
cm gain, omne id dejiutat efle in'lucro. *
^[ To balance, adjuft, OTJet:If, accounts, Ration?*
ticquare componere, facere. He pujftd iis ac-
u"t!, rationes comprobatat fuerunt. ,
f[ 'Jo caft up til accoun/s, Rationei computare,
ut.ue, I'd fupputare, colligere.
^[ To cafl accounts [as at fchool] * Arithmeti-
m dilcere, computandi artem ediftcrc.
|| To cafl up tis accounts, * Vomo.
^| To call one it an acccur.t [ftr evil practice]
Ad rationem reddendara vocarf,
^] To coil ore tt an account [forexpe nfcs] Sump-
tuum rationem exigcre, poftulare, poiccrc.
B* *r
A C C
f ' '!, Ra'.ionsm
:
.; 'ti'g, Rcm ordine
rrc, nariair, retetre.
.-! [among traJefmen] In
alicujus inftrrr.
... R jt : ont! inter ffconft-rre.
-MIUKI '.f, Rationes inire, rationes
ib iliqu. iccipere.
trkcning] Ratio, Mil. calculus.
^ // :i a -iiar u.ccani, r >t'o apparft. t\u are
, refti ratlon-m tenfs. He
.cfw ficm bit farmer, rationem a colom
ccepit. At far at I can fit by your amurt, ui
rationem te diitare irKelligo. He faiJ be ~.ca
iikt bit account, rationem fe purjiare dice-
bat. Our errtunts agree very well, benc ratio
ioter ncs acce( ti !e expend convcnir.
A" admitting, Computatio; rationum fub
dtclio.
A l.ttle acccunl, Ratiuncula.
Acnantablt, Ration! reddcndr obnoxins.
Acceptable [may be counted] computjbilis.
^J Bi"s ifa,.:xi:t, 'Scheda rationum.
^ A bosk t,f account!, Liber accept! & expend
rati.n.irium Suit.
sNumerandi, ariihrneticz perilus,
lithnielicuexercitatus; raticinator.
Toac::i.r!, yli.limo, liaheo, facio.
fl Temtlte grea: accr. /, Mj^ni ,
Cicere, pendere, ducere; in dcliciis habtre, in
oculis fcrre. If you would be atnuntcd bcntjl mtn t
fi ulris vos perhiberi probes.
J To malt: ni a.-ccuit ef, Flocci, nauci, nihili,
n <n magni pendcre, nihil penfi h.ibere. It nuy
-tit /ml: a.ccsrt tfvbal te:omttb if me,
.'.'t quid i!e me fi.it parvi prndis.
j:.-o:,n.' f'jr [ : .ve 3 reafon tor] Caufcrn
explicare, rationem reddere.
ffiTntahaccanHtf, or defign, a thing, Sia-
tteie inanimo, vel fecum.
^[ To turn tc account, In rem alicujus eGt j pro-
fum.
An account [eftimation] Pretium.
vit quantivis, pretii.
f[ Aibingo/twacccunl, RtsvilU, nullius pre-
tii, nihili.
V\Aman tf no account, Homo nihili, nullus,
|r treflis. Men tf nt etctunt, Homines vilesj
ignota capita ; numerus, fine nomine turba.
fl To be cfjc-ne, or iK,accmtt,A\t<\uo,-utl nulls,
efli numero, ordine, pretio. H^bat account did
Ctefar make of you f quern locum apiid Czlarem
obtinuiili; He maiab no a. count iffleafure, vo-
luptatem nullo loco numerit. No Jcblar of any
account but inimv.'i tint, nemini e(l paulum rnodo
humaniori ignotus. Of great aic^ur.t for virtue
. 'ity, jntiquj virtute & fidtexillimatus.
An account [caofe, or reafon] Caufa, ratio,
^[ On tbjt ac::un:, ea de causa, h.ic ratk'ne. On
til acmnt, illinl gratia.
T. be accounted, cxiftimor, habeor.
sl.caiKia 1 , yEilimatus, habitus, exiftimaius,
pofnul.
) To acaufle, (Bacon) V. To coufle.
f- To accourage, (Spencer) V. T encturage.
f To OKturt, (id.) V. To court.
To accoutre [drefs] Apparo, inftrno, orno.
Accoutred, Arrr.ii mftruclu), ornatus, adorna-
tns.
t, Arma pi. apparatui, 4. ornatus,
Anaciwtrinjr, Apparalio, inftruftio.
A"<n:n, (Newt.)n) Accretio.
A en- it, (CiJjnv.) accrefccns.
To accrue, Accrcft", ex aliqua re oriri, acce-
dc'rr, arivenire.
Ti artumulare, Accumulo, coacero; eongero,
A'''. >Aruo ; aggravo.
Ai<urr.ulattd, or accumulative, coiccrratus, con-
geftus.
An acnimutatirg, or treimulatien, Accumti-
btSo, coacerntio; complementum, Met. a.
Mm*.
A::urtcj, <jt atinrattiufi, Accuratio, rei accu-
ACE
rat ritio, vel deferiptio. ^ To ft ti thing luM
frejt jccvrity. .^liquid accurate, diligcnter, ftu
..Jit, magnacum cura diligent, aque pr*
flare.
A:a.ratf, Accuratus, exquifitus, -Ji exaflus,
teres.
.1 *r.:tely, Accurate, ad, vtl er amuflim,
ambitiosc, conquifae, exquifite, emendate, egre-
gic.
Mt-jl accurately, accuratiffime.
Toaccuije, txecror, devoveo. <$ facro.
A curftd, Execratirs, devotus.
An aceurfing, (imprecation) Jevotio, Nef.
Accujactte, Accufandus, accufabilis.
Accufatory, Accufatorius j criminofus.
To accuje, Accufo, in feftor, criminor ; arguo,
poftulo, in jus aliquem vocare; diem alicu'
dicere, aclionem intendrre ; reum agere. ^[ *
do n-. t accufe ycu, te feciffe non arguo. He ac-
cufed him of ibirtgs unlawfully taken, poftulateum
de repotundis.
To accuff, or impeach, Accufo, I. incufo ;
accerfo', inlimulo, poftulo, interrcgo. f[ He ac-
cujctb bim of treafon, mnjeftatislaela? eum accerfit
Toaccuft, or blame, Culpo, caufor, reprehend o,
a!ici]id alicui vitio vertere.
Toaccufefaijely, Calumnior, invidiose crimi-
no, fiflo crimine inledor, falfis fubdere.
Tc ^uufi heavily, Onero, j. T~c.
To accufi maiici> y!y, Met. Allatro.
To accuje fecretly, Defero. ^1 He accufcd my
f'knd for bribery, nomen amici mci de ambitu
detulit.
^ To beaccu^d,\i\\VLS vocari j judicioobftringi
poftulari ; rnonlrrari. Tac,
Accujed, Accufatus, podulatus, infimulatus.
fl Accuftdfjlfcly, False ddatus.
Accufea fieray , Uelatus, ccculte infamatus.
Tte perfon accnfed, Reus.
Art accu'cr, Accufator, accufatrix, f. delator.
An a, cujtr fui-orned, Emiilarius.
Afalje accufer. Calumniator, 3.
A partaker -with an aciufer, Subfcriptor.
An accuj'tr (irrupted by the perfon accujed, Prz-
varicator, 3.
A ft\ ret accuser, Delator.
An accufmg, or accufation, Accufatio, crimi-
natio, delatro.
Like an tccufir, Accufatorie.
A frcnt accufation, delatio.
Afaijeaccufation, Calumnia.
A railing a cufation, M jlediflu m.
ff To frame an accufatioa againft ene, Ream
aliquem peragere.
fl To ttnfuti a.cufationsalleJged, Criminationes
allatas refelleie, repelJere, propeliere, coargucre,
diluere.
I The accusative cafe, Accfandi cafus, vel
quartus.
Byfatfe accu/ia%, Contumeliose, injuriose.
To accuftom oi:e, AtVucracio, confuefacio j in
conl'urtudinem adducere.
Tc ac<uftom bimfelf, or to te accuflomed, Soleo,
fuelco, afTuefco, confuefco. <J It is accufltmid in
many tbingi, multis in rebus ufiuuim eft. This
tbitig our anceftors have long ufedandbeen acct/lorr.cd
te, eft hoc in more pontum, inftitutoque mjjo-
rum.
Ti . accuflcm, or habituate, Mtt. Imbuo.
Accuflcmtd, or -wont, to do a tbitig, Allucfaflus,
affuetui, conluetus, infuefadus, Met. imbutus".
Accuflomed, or viont, to be f aid, or done ; accu-
flcmary, Ufitatus, ufurpatus, folitus ; priftinus.
Net ac< -.fi.med, Inufltatus, infolitus, infuetus,
infolens. ^ Nol accufltiKed to receive truths, in-
folens veri acciptendi.
Accuftomaily, (Bacon) or aaufttniarily, Ufitate,
fiequenter, faepiflime.
An accu/lomirg, Afluefaclio.
The ace pant in the dice, Canicula.
The ace [at cards] *Monas, adit, f.
Acerb [ftiarp, with an addition of roughnefs]
Acerb"?, *acidus.
Aceib'iy [Iharpnefs] Acerhitas.
Acerbity [feverit)', Pope Met.] Duritia, rigot,
fevcriui,
A C
J /fctfett, (Arbuth.) acefceni.
An ctcbe, or arbirig, Dolor, 3.
fl Tte t'clly arhe, Tormina ventrls.
I The bead ache, &c. Capitis dolor, cordltj
ilomachi, dentium, &c.
fl An extreme acte of a bik, *Ulceri$ xftui,
To ache, Doleo, condolui, prat,
/ich?, or Jiralfagc, Apium.
^ An ache bone, Os coxendicis,
To a:b'.i.<ve, Patio, periwtroj conficio. perago,
geroj conipleo. ^[ I could not achieve it, id obire
non potui. He tatb atibiived hit labours, per-
functus tft Uboribos.
TotsMtvc [compafs, get, cr obtain] Alfe-
quor, potior, obtineo.
Achieved, Confeftus, geftus, patratuj, perpc-
tratus, ahis, decurfus.
An achiever, (Shakefp.) Confeftor.
ff Anacb'mcr cfi'iffories t Viclonarum compos.
Ait achieving, ConfcCtio, confummatio, patra-
tio.
A nolabk achievement, Facinus pizclarum,egre-
gium, illuftre.
An actiivment, vulg. Hacbment [in heraldry]
Infignia gentilU, alicujus defun&i in fcuto de-
fer! pta.
Afbievmrnn, oTexfloits, Res geftz,
Acid [adj.] Acidus, [fubft.] res acida.
Sementital add, Acidulus.
Acidity, Acrimonia, *acor.
fo acidulate, ( Atbuthnot) Acidiilum redd?re.
To atknntiledge, Agnofco, recognofcoj confi-
teor, factor; non nego, in me recipio, pafam
praedico. ^f I ackne-wlettge -what ytu fay of ate,
agnofco quod milii tribuis.
^[ To acknowledge bimfeJf guilty, crimen fateri,
in feculpam fufcipere.
f[ To acknowledge a kindnefs, Memoriam in
benemcritumanimum pra?lrare.
To acknmvkdge ikat be cnceibany thirg tc tin
tindnefs, unkindnefs, valour, Ssfc. of anther, Ac.
ceptum aliquid benignitati, fi. referrej impu.
taie aliquid alicui.
To acknowledge before an officer, Profiteer^
r ejus, 2.
Acknowledged, Agnitus, recognitus.
An acknowledging, or ackno-wkdgment, Agni-
tio. 3. recognitio.
Att acknowledging [or granting] confenfus.
An acknowledgment [grateful rerurn] Gr.:ri
animi fignifkatio, gratia: referenda: volunta5,i;t/
deiidrriuin.
An acolyte, Acohtbijl, (Ayliffc) [or deacon!
Aaijtta.
A:onite [wolPt-bane] Aconitum.
An acorn, Glans, dit, 3.
A little acorn, Gbndula.
^1 To tear acorns, Glandes ferre.
Bearing acorn;, Glandifer.
|| A.-cuJlic/ts [doftrineof founds] 'HAcouftlca,
To acquaint, Adraoneo, nuncio, commonefa-
cio, indico, indicium facere, aliquem de re
aliqua certiorem facere.
Acquaintance, Notitia, confuetudo, neceilitu-
do; commercium, ufas, conciliatio, ^[ Cur
acquaintance is of no long flanding, internes nu-
aera notitia admodum eft. / have no ac tjuair: ar.. -f
itfitb you, neque te, quis fis homo fcio. I have
net the leaji acquaintance laitb him, aJbus an ater
fit, nefcio.
fl An ild acquaintance [the thing] Vetufil
familiaritas.
A tjuctiniarcc [the perfon] Notus, familiaris,
^[ An acquaintance of nine, notus mihi quidam.
An intitrate acquaintance ef min?, unus ex intimis
meis familiaribus. Av fry great acquaintance ofbir t
quidam fummacum familiaritateilli conjunflus.
'4^e are old acquaintance, inter nos vetus ufus in-
tercedit. Upon, or for, what acquaintance? quo
nomine? qua gratia? unde ifthaec familiaritas?
[f To creep into one's acquaintance, In alicujus
amiliarit item fe infmuare.
fj To feck one's acquaintance. Ad alicujut fami-
iaritatem fe applicaie.
Acquainted before, Pra?cognitu.
Well acquainted, perfamtliuu, peroecefTariis,
ACT
tuter acquainted, conjunftior.
To he acquainted, or know, notefccrt alicui
Tia*. U 7 ant vtry tvell acquainted <witb him, cur
eo fumrriuseft mihi ufus, eo familiariflirn^ utoi
^[ To baome acquainted loreiitr, Notitijm inte
fe alcifcere.
To be made acquainted ii'itb t or informed, Cer
tier fiifri ; cognofcere, ^f Should / not have bi : e
tnade acquainted with it firflt nonne mihi priu
communicatum oportuit ?
An acquainting, Admonitio, indicium.
jtcqutfts, Res acquifitae, opes paratae.
To acquitjce [reft fatisfied with] Acquiefco,
requiefco, conquiefcoj aflcnrior, pareo.
Jin acquiescence, or acquief-cncy, Aflenfio, af-
ienfus, alterius voluntati fubmilHo.
jfcquiefcedin, Comprobatus, quo fumcontentus
Acquirable, (Bentley) AnVquendiis.
To acquire [get] Acquiio, colligoj pario, rc-
pprio, compaio, confequor, alTequor; lucror.
To acquire [Icarn] Difco. ^j He fan acquired
the knowledge cf :b ji things in <wbicb he -was in-
flrbflcd, celeriter arripuit quod tradebatur.
A<q'-i:red [gotten] Acquifitus, comparatus.
Jk4wnd\W& by nature] Adfcitus, ufu edoclus.
An acquiring, or acquirtment, Adeptio, compa-
ratio, emptio. ^[ A perfon of great a<qi*irementl,
multarum icrum pcritus.
Acquijiiion, acqucft, or acquijl, (Milton) Ac-
ceflio, lucrurn, fruclus, 4.
To acquit, Solve, 3. abfolvoj libero, di
znitto.
To aeqvir [free another from debt] AKquem
acre alieno liberare, alicujus a-s alienum difTolvere.
[Hirrfelfj ./Ere alieno fe liberare, debita Ibl-
\eie; fatisfacere iis quibus debemus.
I^To acquit or.c in judgment, Ex reis eximere, li-
tcram falutaiem fcribere, inlontem dechirare.
- - from bhtr.e, Aliquem ex culpa eximere.
^[ To acquit biTfi/t'f bandf.mely in a bufincft, Lau -
te munus ilium adminiftrare, officio lautc funei.
^| To acquit bimfclf of bit ww, Votum folvete,
perlolvere, reddere; voto fe liberare.
A>qwal, or acquitment, (South) Abfolutio.
An acquit! ance j\r money recci-veil, *|(Apocha, I.
|| fecurius, Cod. * fyngrapha pecunia; acccptae,
vil folutae. iy To gi-ue un acquitance for msrtfy,
acceptam alicui pecuniam ferre. In full cf all
fLCounts, quicquid debcbatur acceptum referre a-
licui.
jlcquited, Solutus, abfolutus, liberatui.
sin acquiting, Solutio, iiberatio.
A" acre, Jugerum.
Ace by acre, Jugeratim.
Acn'l, or ecrim-w.ui, *Acer, acidus.
Acrimory [ (harpnt-'fs] *Acrimonia, *acor.
A.r.tmle, (Crew) 'Acritudo.
\Arcv\ccMy, (Dryden) Sub noflem.
sicmfs, obl.qu, Oblique, tranfverfim.
Acrcftick, *Acrn(iichis, Idis, {,
Ta aft, or Jo, * .A go, facio.
fl To afi Hi p*rt, Officio fuo fungi, munus
fuum odminiftraie.
Toaff, e>tff.ea>, arainrr, obtreflo.
load [iniitste] Gefticnlor, aftkmes allcojur
imitari.
To afl/agiplayt, I.udos Icenicos agfrr, hirtri-
oniam exero. 1C. fl We are going to ali a flay,
fabulam ailuri fumut.
An aft, or de.d, Faftum, gcftum.
An aft, or decree, Deeretum, fenatis conful-
tum.
An an of the amatni, Plebifcitum.
An "ft sfitideir.nity, or itltvim, Injuriarum &
effesfionum oblivfo, lex oblivionis.
Anafl in a play, * Aus, 4.
A great afl, or exploit, Facinus map num &
Oiemorabile. <\ J'au have done a gnat afl, pu-
gnaveris.
A ivi>>eJ, or beinout afl, Flagitium, facinus
fjrpe, vel fadum.
Afli re^'i/lerid, Afla, pi.
An afiing fmimicking] Gefticulatio.
fl A max ft fir afliott, Homo gnavus le flrc-
>uu3, ad quidvii agendum aptus,
ADD
Han agaiaji kim that tatbfMa M tk'm t
Mifing kin, tatfike it again, Aftio redhibitoria.
An aflicn [fight] Praelium, pugna.
Afiion [in ordinary] Ccllus, 4. aftio.
An afiion [fuit at law] Dica, lit, formula
Jcrio torenfis.
11 An afiion of cnenant, Formula pafti k
:on vend.
1[ An afJ!on perfontl, Aftio condiftt'tia.
If At afiion oftrtfpaft, Injuriaium formula.
1f An afiion upon tbe cafe, || Aftio fuper cafum
If An aiYion withdrawable, \\ Aftio jefciflbria
1[ An afiion withdrawn, Aftio refcifTa.
ff To bear an afiion, Propter quod aliquis in
jus vocari potefl.
ff To bring, or enter, an afiion againfl one, Ali
cui dicam fcribere, vel impingere ; litem inten-
dere; experiri legej in jus vocare, citare, du-
:ere, rapjre.
Hf To anfiucr to an aflicn, Reftipulor.
^T To gain, or recover ait afiion, In lite (tare
udicio vincere, vel fuperare. He recovered bis
ifiion, reftus fletit in curia. D'.dft lieu eve
r of an aflicn of cflault krougtt againfl me t
cede an unquam audifti mihi injuriarum fc '
>tam dicam ?
f\ To fue up'.n an afiion oftrefpafs, Injuriarum
:um aliquo agt-re.
ff To fue upon afiion of debt, Debitorem in-
erpdlare.
f To life Lit afiion, Lite, vel causa, cad?re.
Aflioni [in commerce] Sortcs (in publica fo-
ietate.)
Afilve [ nimble ] Agilis, alacris, gnavus,
jromptus, irrenuus, v.ilidus, induftrius, opero-
", efficax, aftuofus; i|c-ler.
j4:7ive [in Grarmr>arj . Aftivus.
^ stflivcly [nimbly] Gnaviter, alaciiter, promp-
^, ftrenue, aftuose.
Aflively [in Grammar] || Aftivt.
Aflivity, afliT'enefs, (Wilkins) Mobilitas
gilitas, dexteiitas, gnavitas, flrenuitas, vis
d agendum.
An aflor [a doer, or agent] * After, auftor.
An aflor [ftjge- player] Hiftrio, inimus, ^flu-
ius; *acroama; perfona.
An aflreft, *Mirria, ^ ludia.
Acted [represented on the itage] perfonatus.
To bean aflor, Suftinere perfonam, vel paries,
licujus.
Tbe art of an aflor, Hiirrionia.
Of, or pei-laininfF, to an after, Hiflrionalis.
Actual, Ipfofafto? actually, reipfa, icapfe.
J Actuality, (Chevr.e) ipfa aftio.
An actuary, (Aylifte) orfcnbt: of a ccnvocaticx,
To afliiatf, Animo, incite, Met. accendo,
ncendo.
AfluattJ, Aiimatus, incitatus, incenfus.
To acuminate, (Brown) Acumino.
A D J
ute [iharp] Acutus.
ute [in ju
A ute [in judgment] Aftr. Subtilis, fagax ;
erfpicax-
Acute [in reply] Mel. Salfus, acutus, acu-
eatus.
An acute [accent] *||Acutus, 5(7. accentus.
^^/f/j'jSubtiliter, fagaciter, false, acute.
Stcutejifft, Met. Sagacitas, 3. lubtilitas.
An adage [proverb, or old faying] Prover-
ium, Met. oraculum, oratio.
Adam'sapple [a tree] Pomum j| Adami.
Adamcnt, [loadftone] Mapnes, eiis, m.
An adair.ar.t [diamond] Adamas, antii, m.
Adamantine, Adamantinus, *Ji adamantasus.
To adaft, Apto, acccmmodo, fe fingcre.
Adapted, Aptus, apta-tus, nccommodatu;.
An adapting, adjption, (Cheyne) adat ration,
Brnwn) Acccmmodatio.
To add, or put, to, Addo, appono, adjicio,
cqniro; accrfiionem facerc, increrr.entum rei
ftrre.
TtaJJ, or join, to, Aifiunpo, Mel. conneflo,
ubnefto, attcxo, fubtexo, fubjfcio j rj^ allaboro.
To add, or icckn, to, Adkiibo, aonumero,
ccnleu.
ntmi(r M .
merum aggregare.
$Z"' i * t "\J'" l Z m '*', J"diciom intcrponfre.
fTo ,J,I /,/ fel f rei .Qleum camino.ddtre.
T. addtve, andriwe, Supcr.ddo, fuperinjiuo.
To add togfber, Coaddo.
To add [in fpeaking] Superdfco.
To be *,ldtd, Adder, adjicior, accenfeor:
accrdo; adfum.
Added, Additiu, adjunflus, fuppefJat.
Tiling i addt d hcji,li the purple, 'I'artiga, pi.
An adding, Adjeftio, adjunftio, acceflio;
tpitheca.
An addii'im, or aptendafe, to a book, buildin.
Stc. Appendix, ",,,,, adjcftus, 4.
Addition [ornament] Additamentum, incre-
, .
dition [in Aiithmetick] ||
i/i;joM/[fupernumiraiy] a
|| Addilio.
lentum, ornamentum.
Addition
Addi
r criptus
AJdibtt, (Locke) Quod addi potefl.
\\Toaddeim, (Dani.l) V. deen,.
An adder, Vipcra, coluber, cnlubra, T.
A water ai!dci, Hydrus, hjdra, natrix.
Of, or We, an adder, Vipereus, viperinus
An adder's ftin, Vernatioj exuviae vip
Mdcfttaiya [hcib] OphiogloiTum.
An addice, or addz fa cooper's tool! Dola-
ora; afcia victoria.
little arldi.e, or tJJx, Dolabclla.
T ad/if!, or five, eiafelf, Se alicui rei
ddicere, devovtre; ad aliquid animum adjunw
fre. feapplicare To fan. -e art, Artem aliqujm
olere, TC/excrccre. 7o iive uprightly, Sibi le-
em innoccntia- indicere.
jfddified, Addiftup, deditus, devotus, donatui.
An addtflir.g, addiflcdr,i!s, (BoyJe) addifii :
Shakefp) D-:catio.
Addle, Irritus, vacuus, cafTuf, inanU.
ff An addle egg, Ovum 'urinum, fubventane-
m, zephyrium, fterile, irritum, abortivitm.
Addle-beaded, Fatuus,ftultus, putidus. ^f J" lt -,
'aim are addle, non tibi fanum eft finciput.
To addrtfs [diieft unto] Infcribo.
To addnf, [make ready) Paro, apto, accingo.
TtaMrefsttpult to] Compello, alloquor, adeo.
jtf.tddrefi [direftion] Forma direftionis.
An aMrrs ['petition] Libellus fupplex.
An addrefs [fpejking to] Compellatio.
Addrefs [behaviour in converfation] comitas,
exteritas.
A crafty adjicfi, Infmuatio.
rP;rb addrefs, .dextre.
Tobe addreff.-il, alloquendus.
Addrrjjing, Infcnbens, compellans.
Add'cffid no, Infcriptus, compclUtus, Mtt,
mbitus.
Adding [Sax.] Princeps juventutis,
A<!>'<j'.<itc [cqnal] Adsquatus.
Adequately, Adieque, perlefte.
An adept, Peritus, ufu promptus,
Tojdhoe, Adhiercfco, adhxreo.
Adl<cr!nt,ftdbffivt,(1tiam(.) AdrKtrens.affixuj.
An adherent, on adherer, (Swiit) Particept,
cius.
Anadbcrivr, adhere r.ce,or adbef.on, Aiha?(lo,^.
Adjacent [lying near] AJjacens; contcrmi-
us.circumjeaui.contiguus, adjunct us, vicinusj
An adjtflion, (Brown) Adjeflia.
An adjective, || Adjcftivuiru
Ad.rflme/y, || Adicftive.
Ailjtu [larewcl] Vale; falve&vale.
To bid adieu, valfdicere.
To bid adifu to, renuncio,
To a.ijcin [add to] Adjungo, addo, adjkio j
uhiicio; adnefto, aiwmo.
To aJjcia [lie dole to] Adjaceo , attingo.
Adjoined, Adiwnftus.
", Adjjcens, continenSj contingency
Cubans, nnitimus. continuum, admotus.
To adjourn [put off] Diflero ; di/iili; prolatov
. comperendmo, amplio; proropo.
afyurn [as an aflfembly] In alium dien
'jicere, ditierre, diem prodicere.
I, DiUtus, compcrcndioatua.
ADM
f, ' [in Liw] Dila-
tio, v k
D Mif*>, OSefus, pinguil.
addieo, 3.
A-iivd^ai.
' \ t^icatio.
Hminiculv;m.
Jiurui [a ihin^; ioined] Adjanftiiin.
, Adjunftio.
.atio.
.
ill] Accommndo, apto.
lit in order] Compono, orno,
exorno.
^y To a,i]ufl [an account] Rationes eonncere,
commodatuj
l-d [as accounts] Confcclus, exarqintus.
', err ati'ulrr.trt, Accommodatio.
An ad'utanr [helpei] Adjutor, coidjutor.
An adjutant [in the army] Pntfeth vica'ius
cw/adiulor.
.'- adjute, (B.Johnf.) adjuto.
|j A'ijuf.ry, Adjuvar.', auxilians.
;nu$t\ to rf.a^a-^
WIT, onJi/'foJi cfafjin, Adminiftro, procure
Ta adrr.:n'-J!ir [Phyfick] Medicinam adhibcre.
An admia':J!ia-tr [difpofer] Administrator,
' 'T-1V.T.
A>: adminijtratr'-.x, || admini/rratrix, 3.
:ifiratkn [government] Rcfpublica.
An afimin:flratir*n, or adminifttring, Adminiftra-
tio, 3. procur.itio.
<f An admxiflration ofjuflia, Juris diftio, v?
dm : a:(lratio.
r.ft'atorjl.ip, Munus procuratoris.
An adtr.ral. Copiarum navalmm
c!affis pra;fei, dux.
^y /. -,iral, Summus clafiiariuf
claffj^ t- 19 prrrfcclus.
/'. , .n'.iriral, Claffiarii fummi legatus.
^f An admiral [fhip] Navis prsetori.i.
Jmiraljbif, or Admiral's effict, clnffis
pr.-Etecluia.
Tbt admiralty [court] Curia fumma maris
pra?fecli.
A" aifm'.relcfa fyuaJron, Cla/Tiarius.
t\ jUmiral of the red, i-.-i.-iif, Hue, Cl.'flis ru-
tro, albo, cjrmleo figno infignitz prarfeflus.
K.::r admiral, Qui extrem.-e clafli praeert.
A.:-:'> .-. : if, Admirabilij, mirabilis, mirandus,
fufpicientlus, Met. infignis.
Ai'nirally, Infigni'.i-r, egrfgie, mirabiliter,
artmirabi'i:er, mirandum in modum.
An ai!m\rat-oi, or niratio, mjra-
tio, admirabilttas j .J> lufpcctus, 4.
Full ofadmiraticr, mirabundus, miratus,
To admire, cr hai-e in admiration, Miror, ad-
wiror, Met. fnfpicio.
Admired, * Cn.irus, egrej'ni-.
An admirer, Studiolo-, amator, alicujus re
admirj' :nt. <fr miiator, miratrix. f.
|] Al-rtirir'gty, (Shakclp.) Cum jdmirarione.
j| MujHiole, (Hale) Quod admitti poteft.
r adir.it anct, Admiflin, acccllus.
Ti a-n-.'u, Adimtto, afcribo; afciicoj adjungo.
adhibe", allego, 3. rnopt".
^] Tcatnit ore a frtontin, afcifcere in civitateni
Admit it to be )>, fit fane, eflo, fac, finge, de-
tnuf, ita efTt*. To admit one into one's tf<y-
aliquem ad ncceffitudincm adjungeie, in unici
tiam recip("rc.
To admit [allnw of] nofco, auic- immittcre.
<T To be mdtnitedinto crffeis, Sacris initiari.
Ainatabie, (Aylifle) Aiimittendus.
T To f oveadfnirance. Ariitum, copiam, conve-
ciendi liabere, ad colloquium admitti.
Admitei!, AdmifT'n, al<
fl A!mi:rdirrtoaiollfge, In collegium cooptatus.
^[ Adm.ntd iit. '.rJm, S.icris initiatus.
To admix, AHmifcec, immifceo.
AdKi.\eJ, A lirjilius, immiftus, immlxtus.
A D V
t (Iicon) idmixture, (Wuoiward)
AJuixiio; miftura.
To adrranijb, Admoneo, t, moneoj cei'.io-
cm aliqucm uci-re,
TJ aimxijh, or exhofl. Honor, adliortor.
, Monitui, admonitu , ccrtiot
An adm'.n'ijhcr, || admonitioiter, (Hooker) Ad
monitor, 3. monitor.
An a'iinoirijJAng, admonition, or aJniinijhrer'
Milton) Admonitio, admonitus, admoni
turn.
AJmcritcry , (Hooker) Monitorius, Sin,
r:i/--, (Brown) admoveo.
To attr.iiiljtt, V. annihilate,
\\Aao [rtu] * Turba, i. tumii'tns,^. f What
n in lL* court ! Qmd turb.'e r(l apud fo-
yw keep (uci> ado? Q^aie fie tu-
multuar'js? What ado ii makubl ti^as tragre-
diasexcitat!
|| Much ado, or 1Mb much ado, Vix, segre, diffi -
cuker, non finemagnolabore, magno lumconatu
/ h.id much ado to conttin fnyjilf, segre me tcnui.
'it macbado I perceived, vix tandem fenfi.
Tbtrt -was ir.ucb ado (i> get that dune, difficvilter &
augic id fitbat, / hjii much ado to keep try bar.ds
from him, vix temperavi a manibus.
^1 Wirtcut n-xcb ado, Facile, nuilo ne^otio.
^ Wuhwt axy mare a /o, Statim, fine moia.
4| To maki much ado, Magnas concitare turbas,
m.iuncs tumultus C'ere.
<| To rraU much ado about nothing, Magno co-
natu magnis nvigas agere, de re nihili labofaie,
Mucous excitare in fimpulo.
Adohjtcn^y, (Brown) ot adolejceacc, (Bentlcy'
Adalefcentia, i.
Adtnid Vcrfe, Vcrfus || Adonicus.
Adonis jl'stvcr, \ . Adonidi*.
To adtft, or cht-cje, one for an heir, Adopto, J
coopto; fibi filiura eligerc', hieredem afciiccre.
To adopt again, Dcnuo adopto, iterum co
npto.
Adopted, Adpta(us, afcitus, cooptatus. -
An adopter, Qm coopt.it.
An afl'*p:in<i, or adoption, Adopt :o.
Afiofiti-ve, Adopt.
Aihrjlle, Adorandus, divino cuhu & honore
dignus, piofequendus, (an6te venerandus & co-
iendus.
An adoration, or adoring, Cultus, 4. adoratio
venirdtio.
To ad'.ri, Adoro, veneror, adveneior, Met.
coin ,1/y.' njpeftMljn Summa obfervjr.tia.
.<-d, Culrus, veneratus, 'J- adoratus.
An adorer, Cultor, venerator, n'.irator.
To adorn, Orno. decoro, condecoro, excolo,
expolio, adorno, exorno, honerto ; /!/</. il.u-
mino, ven jHatein accei:cre, limanj adliibcre.
Adt>rned t Ornatus, excultus, polltus, decora-
tus, condecoratus, honertatus, Met. sonfperfus,
limat'us.
An ailsrning, or adornment, (Shakefp.) Orna.
mentum, cuhu^, 4.
An r.dvrr.er, Q^i ornst,
f AdnaJ, ' Si.lney) territus.
Adrijt. Tbcjliip'ii adrift, Navis ad arbitrium
venti tertur.
Adroit [dcxtious] Solers, callidus, aflutus.
To lie adry, Sri", 4.
A<i/cit:tiou!, Adfcitus, acquifitus.
To advance fai ward, I'ruccdi', promoveo, pro-
vebo. fl lie ,i,!vancff< naaficf, ille cubitum
nunqiun procrflit. ff'<-n.- adtwtce,
: Mini / iv"f .tji'jnce t'
',! farlh-r, non pulTum m.i:;s contcrre ;
Tc ailvame [or lift up] Atollo; -
'-xcro. [ .-'
Jown, qucm virtus txtul t, cundem invidia op-
r'llit.
To advance [py money before hand] P-uni-
am pr;r manu re|irftntare, vel in anttctfl'um
numerare ; ante tempus dtponere.
To advante [pteftr one] Eveho, 3. etigo j
effero, dignitatem augcie, aliquem h<tno-ibus
amplificare, ad holmrei ptomiivtrc, produceie;
b oblcunute in claritatcm vinJicare.
A D V
To sd-i-ance n opinion,c3V. F.xhihro,
mi proferre, aftrrre, prcductrr.
'-.-amt [neui.J Mn. I'r.'gredior, profi-
cifcor; procedoj proficioj pereo.
I'imcrtus, producing elatus, fve-
ftus, aufluj, Mil. piomotus, excitatut, j>r.
in medium allatus.
Adi-it!-, tin: red] prajiatus.
A.I: arc. d [forwarded] appropcr.nus.
Ailvanttd [ jeting out J Extar:s, eminent,
promiiKiis.
^f Arhjancttl in age, j95tate provcflus.
An iiilvancc, or flJbMMmMf, Protects, pro-
ereflio, progreffus, procefius; digiiitas; incre-
mcntum, i'm/. Mir. akfiiCus.
AdvfMavfa Met, Promovem, provehens, /<
^y Advance trua-tl, Stallones priores.
^J A.t-vanct irjjifty, I'ccunia pra: manu repra;-
fentata.
Advantage [gain or profit] Lucr-.im, commo-
dum.emolumi'imim; fruftus, <)'iirfin.
Ad-uan:age [of time, or place j Superior. Aiti
tbii be dark not for ywr adi-an!irge, bat bil owt,
atque hoc cairucn iile non vobi:, fed fibi, intut
canit. // ii na />., .., non eft in
rem tuam. // will le fir yiur aAvamart, J ;
lua erit. If'c l^k fir [t*nt advantage ly tatm, eos
fpcramus nobis profuturos. // ,
vantoftt'. in, fi ex u lu ellct noiiro. l
j.'y you have laid cut tint kirulmft to ad-uantap,
foineraturn ithic tibi '.-Meficium pulchre dices.
Advantage [over meafure] Audarium, addi-
tamentum, corollarium. tnfiirc-
tbing ly way of 'advantage, auctarium acijicita.
Te advantage, I'roficio, profum, conJucei.
11 7/;j ;j fir my Otk'xnrage, Jioc pro me facit,
fwtttfrt afraid i: iv.ulii nor advantage yw t me-
tuifti ne non tibi iftuc J'tcneraret.
U ia-cc an ad-vantage cf, Pra:(to, fill, I.
Juperior efle.
^[ TG g:vr t or \uhi oae the adiiantapt, Supetiou
rem alkui conditionern cedere, herciim pn
7i rr.ake advantage of, or hy t j thing, Lucroif,
t . frui re ali
^f To Jill in great advantage, Magno pren'o
\end-jrc.
To take advantage cf to anolbir's prejudice,
.rttinUdtc, vcl occa/ione, ud ad aitcrios
^| To lit Jl. fan advantage, Occafionem rei be.
ne gerendzamitrere.
Let 'jut, <^r d:/.grai, f;r adi'anlj%r, Meritorius.
H'ulj adv.it,ta^f, m intirtji, || Fccllerato.
tin, Commodus, utilis, opportunus,
_ -oitjnt<i, Commoditas, utilitas.
sldvjntageoujly. Commode, utiliter.
jj To advene, (Aylifte) advenio,
|| Advenient, (Glanville) idventim, or aj-
vtr.tive, (Bacuji) advcniens. .
Advent, Advcntus, 4.
J ri : adver.ia-, Lorica.
AJvcKtiticu!, or advcntua!, Adventitiuj, ali.
unde qu;tfitus.
To advent u re [enterprife,/r ei7ay] Audeo,^^f,
ienfo. i. lufcipio, 3. aggredior.
To adventure [hazard] Pcriclitor, alfam ia-
ccre, periculum faccre, Jortuna; niandare. ^| /
-iuiil ad-venture ami jcek rf\- fortune , Pericjitabpr
lortunam, fortuna? me objiciam.
^y To ajviatm i to jca, Vela ventis dare, ratem
jelago committero.
^y To ad-venture Us lift, Vitam prricuij.obji.
-i;ie, in periculura provehere.
An air-tniwc [eotuphie] Periculum, aufum,
facinus audax.
An adventure [hazard] Difcrimec,
tiirc [chance] Cafus4. fo:b, !i: t f.
At adventure, Temcre, cafu.
Jif advtnti.tf, Forte, fortuito.
To be t^vtatttraff Audendus.
An adventurer, Qm perielitatur.
An adventuring, Penclitatio, 3.
Adventurous, Audax; toitis.
Aiveauriijly, Audadtcr, confideater, teme-.
re, periculosc.
A D V
A aivtrb, || Adverbium,
ixrbial, || Adverbiali^.
aJvetfary [he, or (he] AdverfarUn, ad-
rixj inimicu?, inimica.
At ad-verfary that biarttb one il! will, In
aliquem male animatus.
To be an adi>erfary, Adverfnr,
Advtrje, Adverfus; inftftus, Met, ^ nubilus.
AJverfay, InfeMcitas, adverfa, pi. res miferar,
adverf*, angnfta;, vtl arflar. ^| He is in
odvcrfity, eft afflifhis & jacenj. Adv.rfty trie:b
frie&di, in anguftis amici apparent.
fl To help in advtrfity, Arflis in rebus opem
fcrre, rebus incommodis aliquem fublevare.
fl T f"ff !r ad-verfity, Sxvientis fortuna vim
pati, in turbidis rebus effe.
To advert, (Ray) or mark, Mil. Adverto, 3.
animadverto; confidero, I.
Advertency, (Swift) Cura, confideratio.
Ti ad-vtrti't [give notice] Edoceo, doceo,
ccmmonefacio, commemoro, lignificoj cfrri-
oreni facere, f aurem pervellere, monitis
erudire. fl Tea rxujl advertise a'-d ttll brfcrtband,
praadicandum Sc prxmonendum eft tibi, vel edi-
cendLim.
To lit advanced, Commonefio ; refcifco ; edo-
ccor.
^J lit will mt tejdvenif.d, admonition! locum
non relinquit.
stilwtttftJ, Edoftus.inftrcftu';, certior faftus.
/In ., , Monitum, fignificatio.
ff To trujl to His advertiftwert!, monilisilliu! niti.
I write fare ai!v!r'ijiimn:i t ad to cxplorJte fcribo.
An advertiser, Monitor.
An attuertijuig, AJmonitio, nunciatio.
AJvicc [counicil Confilium, monitio, moni-
tum ; <J' mens. *J He ctr// folkiv no bcdy's ad-
vice bu! bit o'ti'n, de fu.i unius fenlentki gerit om.
jiia. Yuu g--vi ?G3J advice, bene mones.
/)/;. -witb advice [delibcratio:]] Dcliberatuj,
evigilatus.
/ ad-vice, Temerariuf, inconfultus.
t [news] Ni:ncium, novae res.
To atlvije [counfel] Suadeo, confuadeo ; ca-
o; horior, confihum dare, auflor effc alicui j
pj-xeo. (^ Confulere alicui alio plane fer.f.i ve -
tcrts dictbant. 4t I attvife them to heauiet, moneo
ut quiefcant. 1','bal dj ve- MV[ t me to do f Q"_'d
das conlilii ? I dona advijtyou to trujl your fafety
t* tb j ciiy, auOor non fom ut te urbi committas.
Jwi/l nit advije you at all, nihil ego tibi confilii
hodiequicquam dabo. It n no ill adiiite they gave,
non male prscipiunt.
To aivije ivitb. [confult] Confulcre aliquem,
in conlilium advocare. f[ Adviffwiibbirr, hunc
cape confilii focium. I will tab bis advice, is
mini quod dederit confilii id fequar. // bcbwitb
j 11 rj/teaCTice. confulto opus eft.
To advife of jibing, Monco, admoneo; corn-
ionetucio,ccriiorem de re aliqua facere.
To advice one to do a thing, Suadeo.
To advijt 11 tie contrary, Difluadeo, dehortor.
To aimfe cefc/re bant!, Prxmoneo. 2.
AJvifat/e [to be confidered] De quo delibe-
randum eft.
j4<.'vijfat>!f [to be done] Commodus, utilis.
Tc be well ad-uiftd, bapio,. T,.
fT /: .' aeivi idfrom oA;W,Nuncium allatunveft.
Well ad'jifed, Sapiens, cautus, circumfptflus,
COfifidcrjlus.
H/advifiJ, Incautu,male cautus, tetrerarius.
Ad-viieclh, Caute, confulte, injifulto, cogitate,
eogitalo, fapienter, provide, circumlpofte, per-
fp>ae.
Toafl ad-viftdly. Ex cogitata raticne res com
porere, ad confilii calculos rcvocare, nihil te.
mere conari. fl Wittier he diit it tt-v'.fally, 01
tt.rr.ed mctffity tr.it> ad-jier, is d-iihtd, confulione id
egerit,anerrorcminccnf l.umvrr'eiei dubiumeft.
AJii'c.lnejt, (Saunderfon) Prudentia.
.ringing advice] Nuncianr, mo-
jicr-.*, admcnens.
Jl-ivijing [confulting] Dcliberans.
jtaadviftr [one giving advice] Confultor, 3.
ufl< r, confuafor, monitor, hcititor, ! l.orta-
tri, f-
'AFP
An advtfrr : [oM taking adVce] Delibfratov, 3
511 fill tor.
An adviser to the contrary, difliufor.
AJtiiathn, Adulatio, afientatio.
|| Adulatory, Adulatoriui, Tae.
Adult, Adultu*, a-vo ni.mirus.
To aduhcra'i [corrupt] Ccmmifceoj fill.
adulfero, ijt inquino.
Adulterated, AJulterimn, aduiteratus; fallax.
An adulterattr, "Mango-, Sen.
Aihalflrtfaling, or adulteration, Admistio.
An adulterer, Adulter, conlluprator, *ma:chus.
A" adulterefs, AHultera, * mcecha.
Adulterous, Stuprofus; inccftus.
Mattery, Siuprum, adulterium.
The adultery cf a tvoixtn, Pellicat'.i, 4.
7o commit adultery, -) to adalter, (B. Johnf )
[of the man] Adultero, adulteror, ftupro, con-
ftupro, mcechor, conjugii fidem violnrc, rntp-
tias inquinare, rj. cubile alienum temeute, nlie-
num leclum concutJre, [of ihe woman] ftupro
pollui.
I Taken in adultery, Stupro compertus, leldc-
preKenfu-i.
To adumbrate [ihadow] Adumbro, umbra
operire.
To adumbrate ["make a rude draught of] CraHe
depingere, defcribtre.
Aiurrbrattd, Adumbratus.
Ad'tirbratic-n, (Bacnn) Adumbntio.
Aft adi-ecate, Advocatu?, * patronus, caufi
dicus, caufarum after, dcfenfor.
Apttty, or filly a.li-ocatf t Legu!eius, 2.
Tbi cjjice of an advocate, advcciiti'.n, (Shakefp.)
alfo, the advocates tbeitifelver, Advocatio j pa-
trocinium.
ff 7 'o fkfiil as an advicr.tr, * P.itrociuari alicui.
"t" Adv.utry, (Bacon) adulteri'jm.
To ad-vow, or ai.'civ, Advoco.
A'lvw.'e, * 1'atronus || ccclefiaf.
J An ad-vcnufon, Jus patronntus.
Adafl, (M.lton) adujted, (id.) Aduftus.
dtuJlioH, (Harvey) Aduftio.
A*cnal, or airy, * Acrius, * aetherius.
JEilick dia'tli, * TEolica dialeftnj.
An SEra, Ctrtum temporis initium.
A-.fth.-a1, yEftivus.
An MJIuary, /Eftuarium.
Ai-lcria!, * /Etheriu?.
Afi" cjf, Prccul, protenus; porro, Adj. dif-
junftus.
Front afar, E longinquo.
Afatle, Affabilis, comis, blandus, obvins.
Ptry affable, percomis, percivilis 5 fumma liu-
manita'e przditul.
Ajfablentfi, or affability, Affabilitas, comitas,
urbanitas, dementia.
Affably, Urbane, comiter.
An affair, Res, neeotium, cauTa.
To affcfl [ilefign or feek ai'ter] AfTWlo.
To pffif) llove] Diligo, exi, 3.
To tiffed [make a (hew of] Prse fe ferre.
f\ To affefi with jty, grief, luve, J\ar, ^:c.
Gaudio, mcerore, amnre, metu afficcre, irnto,
percello, percutio, pulfo, pertento.
lie that ajftfit a ibixg, atftflJtor. F/ar.
Affiliation, or ajfcfltanffs, Afteflatio, appetl-
tie; air.bitio; nimia: concinniutis confedUtio.
Affefl-J, Afieftatus.
To be affined, Affeftandus.
An afiefled ferfvt, Homo putidus, mol;ftus,
odioftis.
Somewhat afrfted, <Ji Putidulus.
An afrftrd thing, Accerlitus. nimis accuratus.
*f s'fflicd-at, or with, Triflitia, vil gaudio,
affeftus, perculfus, &c.
Afcilcd TIT'/, cr HI [difpofed] Bcre, i-el
ma'.e, anitn.itu;, aiieftus.
^1 AftcUd [by a difeafe] Morbo aflcdus, la-
borans.
^fftcltd [beloved] Dili f! us.
Kii.i'y ajf~fl<d, ;
/, I.ividu!, malignus.
fl H ,. '. Q_iiJ habrt animi f
Jfftftidtj, CurioiJ, cu.
A F F
Mt tftRitty, afteflalius; e.quifitiut; ro.
tidius.
AfTtfifdly [fondly] atnbitir,;r.
A/,--l:on [love] Amor, -charitn, gratia, -r.
n erga. aliquem ; aff-ftio, volunta-. : de-
iderium, rj, mens.
Affefnc-n [or any paffion of themind] Impe-
tus, animi arRirio, afftdtuj, motus.
efJion [or ctftfl ] Conrapio.
To kc.geutrned by bis attrition, DLC| fludh'j
fuis.
^ To bridle tit affifJiint, Cupidilates indomi-
tas compefcere, afiefliones diftortaj frwnjrr,
animum vincere.
To gain, cr-wintbe affetJions of aferf-.r:, Ani-
ium, voluntatem, benevolcmUm, alicuius f, i
conciliare. ff He bath gained every bcdy'i aftc-
lion, in maxima eft grati.I apud cmnes.
_ fl To aftentft to fair, the offifHw, Bcnevolen-
tiam alicujus captare.
fl To hfl tie affetliin ofaferfott, Alicujo! be
ncvolcntiam u fe alitnare.
II To mote ibe afftfitons t>y [/caiintr, Mcmrj
incendere, inrtammai in animos pe-
netrare, fife infmuare.
M't'l:- Animi affcctihus careni,
, Volunt,is aliena, * cacr 2
^1 ".-f, (Rogers) Ccmtnov;:.
vtl concitandis, an:;;
^T Full of ajfffiion, Amore pl^-nus.
Ajf-'.-tier.tite, Alicujus amans, vd Hudiofus,
alicui bemvolus.
Afefiun [difcafe, or difordfr] Afteflio, mala,
corporis habitude.
s/rftfii-rotefy, Amanter, amue, benevole,.
ftudior.t-, cuptoe, peram.inter, pi.
^Ajfcren [tlu,,e th.u fine oiTendiTS in court-
leef] Juralores, taxatores, qui muldlas alicui
irroganr.
Tj,.Jf.,in.e [betroth] .Spondeo, defpondto. .
Affiance [truft] Fiduria, confifio.
^1 T-> buvd atfi.in;c in, Alicui, vel alu^uA re,.
confidere.
Affiamtd [betrorhed] Defponfus, defpon'atus,
fpo-,fus, deftinatus.
^y TJ be affixed to one, Aliquem affin:tatc
attingcre, afrinis elle.
An ajpairur [betrothfr] Sponfor^ j.
An nj/itircirg [betrothing] fponlalia, ft.
A* affidavit, 'IVnificatio, vtl tcftimoniumj
cum jtirejurando.
Affinity [alliance] Affinitas,coniunrt;n. *
toxtrafl affinity ivitb a ptrfan, cum aliquo aflini-
tate feli- dtvinciie.
Affinity [likmcfs] Convenientia, fimilitudo.
To affirm, Affirmo, confirrno, airevert>; .
a'dio*; autumo.
To affirm before a Judge, jurejurando afHrmare^.
teftificnri.
Affirmable (flile) Q^od affirmaij poteft>
ce (Bacon) confitn:
niitn, or *ffi>mirg, Affirtnatio, .-
:io, jfievi'i .itio.
i'it, Affirmsnj, aflevrranj, ."(T.ren?.
^[ 7o maintain tbe cjfirtKati-.'?, Affirmantium opi*
nionem tferi. Ow bc'dtth ibe ajfinnstivf, ibt,
osier the rc^ilii'c, imus .lit, aicer negaf.
Affiv.atfvely, Affirmate, affeveranter. F
! ;- t nihil srtirmo.
Sljfirirt,!, Affirmatus, al^cvrratione affirmatafc.
>nf>-, (Rogers^ (^u_i afRj mat.
To affir t Affigo, anneito, xiti.
Affixed, Atfix"', a.nnexiis.
To affiifl, Met. Afflifo, premo. pwnps; cnu
cio, excrudo, i. alicui colonm afi'erre,a*^
contriftare.
To -eiffifl cue's / ,-are, iW affl.iU.
are; affliftari, t>J macer-iri.
AJfliflid, ArBiftus, do!en<, moirenj.
To te ajft.fitd, rumpi rr
D At affli-itr, A(H tlor, vcx.i
Ayifltnf, IT tiffifl':-ve, srumiiDlUF, ealamito-
fus, yi^;. rniVr; rt> acerbus.
ttlifl:o; res ailvfrfar, lartr.
fum, (!i qiiiil difi, T.r.) mute tji
Afi-
An a
APR
ierfa, p\. Mtt. aeerkiui. affi'iatli C'-
tus; Mettn, crux.
AK off**, (Hir.ey) V. Affluence.
Aff-ent, abundans, affluens.
Affect, Abundamia, airluentii, eopla.
T, afford, Re Wo, praebeo, perhibco, mini
ro, fuppedito, fuppedi'or.
Toafcd (in felling] Vendo. ^ / cannot
ford it'at fo fm.,ll a trite, non portum tantuli
TCndere. /( r* be /o dei ck:* t er, non po-
left minoris vendi. / cannot afford to live in jt
gra^aman*cr, res mihi non fuupetit ad tantun
tuna.
Aftrd;d, PrzSitus, fuppeditatu!.
ATI aferdinr, Suppeditatio.
A/wJirt, Prifben?, ruppedkattt ; Tender
Tca^r-p, In f>lvam crnvertcre.
effraj, (Spenf.) ur:t<i.
Toafrnt, Irrilo, provoco ; inceffo, ?. petu-
lantcr . lud?re,contumcliislctlscrt , eontumeliam
, Contumeliam accipere,
^ .. ,- afr^tvftn a perfon, Aliquerr,
probris appe^ere, vrrborum contumeliis lacerare,
vi-xare omnibus conumiclns.
f To put up ar aff,on; Injurism inultam di.
, impvinitam ferre, inultam pati, pra-
bere o ad contumcliim.
Afrtr.t,,!, Contumeliis laceffitus.
An .sfr.r.t, or affronting, Contumelia, I. m r
juria, p<-tulantia.
A grifvcm a/rout, infignis contumelia, gra-
ulfus; aKomtui
pertimefacluf
Tt tx afrigbtej, Terreor, confternor, metu
percflli.
f'Hti, (Shakefp.) in fronte.
/Ifr, A puppe, vel puppi.
After [be fore an oblique cafe] a, ab, f ,
A G A
, Tcrtitt, confternattn, metu per-
-* pertenitus, perterrefaftui,
A G A
Poft, pofthat, paftei.
again in tbisjtrcet, fi platra in hii
tc oftendero pott unma-n. If ever it do ft again,
G unquam pofthac. rfbur. I bad never fet* before,
nor Jhould ever fee again, quem neque unqujcn
ante videram, nee mm poftea vifurus.
Aga'n [in turn, likewifc] Contra, inicem,
viciffim, mutuo. ^f Ifjbe eminent! bis Itautj, dt
.._ f. I-..J-L:- i !! f
C Prrftnlly afttr the funeral, ftatim a tunere. Ill \jau camrr.ind ker'i train, fi laudabit hac illilli fof-
iffi0/i/ea/Vfrf4<ir<;i,recnJabillorurn state mam, tu hujus contra. Kfwyou lavctbeafairt
tuit. After thai Jay, ex eo die. Aftu til death, eftte city, tleycu again isritt -what ii done in ibe
After that Jay
-oft cjus mortem
fl Tc n:eivt OB a
iaiuria tffici.
'f 7'c
viffima injurU.
affrontiw, contumcliofus, in-
iuriofus; petulans.
'u'ed (Boyle) Affufus.
f Toafy, (Shakefp.) Spondeo, (id.) confide.
siffift.n, (Grew) Fufio.
, (Milton) Ad pafcuum.
ir, Flucluans, ftuh.ms.
, Pcdcflris. f Towa.k tfict, pedibus
'. ftreiter eonficcre.
(1 1o fa afoot, In medium afferre, proferre,
oroponere.
)| jfcr-; Ante, pr*. Scckfve.
Afortgoinf, Pracedens.
~band. Ante, in antccrffum.
[ To le aforeband with, Prarvenire aliquem.
fl Afarckand, Supra memontus, fupra dictus j
prxf.itus.
Af-.retimc, Olim, quondam.
Afaid, Timidus, trep ; dus, paviduj,
f'ontwbat afraid, Tirpidulus.
Netbir.r afiaid, Intrepidus, impavidus.
To te afraid, Paveo, timeo ; memo, tormido.
fl I en-, afraid I canmt, veteor ut pofl'um. IM
.V />V it, religio eft mill! dieZw. He a<
id at <"V f )"', non m> n " s q" am "i 1 "
\'ii veflrim formidat. laat afraid be tuill not
bide tb'/ixxt, mctuo ut fubftet. Ste bow far I
., fron- heir.? afrjiJ, vide quam non refoi m.dem .
trtmiafiaJtoJoilf Num dubitas id facirej
' To ti -afraid cf, (Aft.) contrcmlko, Sen.
.1, /a tfi aM of >*i*J l " c ^ l! ' f a ' r > m " rs 'er
,tnt au-z. /l/J-'f a/>-''</ '^ J " i: "'' vd mul ' cas
muit prictervobntes.
, czpavefco, extimefco,
hrneo perhuirefn. ', nhemenier
tnnturbiri, nuximu cictu eilr, lot a n.ente con-
trriT
To be afraid ltf.itbf.tirl, Pra;fo;mido, praeti-
jimmd. item your manners, poftquam ei morel
rttnjl tuos. djter I -was fane in, poiteaquam in-
troii. After be suascci-e, be went to tte ccnful, ubi
is venit,confulem aditt. Slfier we tveie Jrt, cum
confcdifTtmus. Afitr I iLpartedfromysu, ut abil
.ibs te. Tbifftb tiay after tbty bad rcteived an
jr.ftaer from the finale, quinto die quam a fenatu
refponmm accepiflent. Then be walked in the
fhdre, after that into the hath, inde ambulavit in
lucre, pofthsec in balneum. The next tiay after be
1-aA killed him, proximo die quo ilium intereme-
rat. After the kings were driven out if tit city,
pulfii.ex urbe regibus,
Afar [referring to proximity of degree, order,
or (ucceflionl Juxla, proxime, fecundum, fub.
^y NextafterGod it it in^our ftneer, Juxta Deum
in tu manu eft. Next afir ttefi they arc dear,
proxime hos chari. Kext afttr bit brother be at-
tributed much auto them, quibus ille fecundum fra-
trcm plurimum ir.buebat. Your letters totrt read
[rr/cnty afur tttft, fub eat literal ftatim recitatae
funt tua:.
Afttr, or ffurwartl, Exinde, p<iftea, poft,
poftirius, poftmodo. See aim, dein, deinde, mox,
cour.try, habcs retiurbanas, invicem rufticas fcribc.
What it ji-ft it boteft, and again, what it bonefl it
juft, quod juftum eft honcftum, viciffimque, quod
noneftum eft juftum eft. Tour love tc n.e again,
tuus ei ga me mutuus amor. He Icvttb me again.
/ifrer, or after ttat, Quam, poftquam, poft^a- What it jt-f it boiteft, and again, vjbat it bone/I it
uam, ubi, cim, ut, pofthec. f After I bad\ > - ' =- --- =-""
me mutuo amat.
in [after verbs] is often expreflid by re,
as i; ntietgain, Redeo, Tofttcb aj.ji'u, repc-to.
|| Again [even] Etiam, vel. ff Hit ears rung
"gain, tinniverunt etiam auros. .So ttat hit teeth
chattered again in bis bead with cold, ut pr<e fri-
jore vel dentibus flriderer.
Again ar.d again, Itcrum atque iterum, etiam
atque etiam, (j c . 1j[ Itibur.dere-.b again aitda.iin,
with a huge rumbling, iterum atque iccrum "(Va-
por intonat ingens. Can/tier again and again,
etiam atque etiara cogita. / n
:
.,
agai.t, iterum ac tertio nominari. I eittiex y
again ar.d again, iterum & fzpius te rogo.
fl * *f f mall > %*i &c. again, Duplo ma-
jor, minor, aitior.
| To and again, ultro cittoque.
Back again, Retro.
Oi'tr again, Dcnuo, deno^o.
Again]) [denning defence, or prefervation] a,
ad, adverfus, adveifum. fl J defend tte Ki',,
"gairfl tbeco'd, drfendo a trigore myrtos.
poftmodum. ^ An bo^r after they bjd condemned *mjy le guarded again/i flrangers, teiti e(Te ad ali-
Gai.niiis, hora poft Gabinium condcmnaverant. enos poll'umus. Moneys gathered up avainjt it;
We willc'.nfider of tbis afterward*, ponerius ifia
videbimus. Tiey "will iave caufe to rejoice after-
wards, fiet ut poftmodo gjudeant.
Aftir f according 10] Ad, de, in. f Make it
nftfr t/.-c { 'c.mf wanner, ad eundem modum facito.
/}, colletl i:>n after Lit own none, fuo dicit de no-
mine. After n:y.wn way, meomodo, vel more.
Afier [rendered by an adjective] Pofterior,
inferior. ^J He was a tittle after til lime, era!
paiilu stale pnftfrior. Af'<r wit, or tioxpb's,
poftcriorescogit.itiones, i;/cur:e. Th\> were after
tbeii time, in't'riores erant quam illo-um Ktas.
A little while after, Paulo port, non ita multo
port, poftea, aliquamlo.
The djf after, poftririic.
Afti' [behind] Pone, i tergo.
t\ flfttr two or three d.iys, I'^ucis interpofltis
die bus.
One aft:r anstb.r, Alternus, alternis vicibus,
invictm, ex ordinc.
Af.tr a^is, or afttr times, Pofteriora fecula.
Alter all, (Pope) pofthjec ; demum, denique.
afitriiitb, Secundina;, arum, f. pi.
An after-clap, Ictus iteratus.
An afer-^jir.e, l.ufionio iteratio, lufus inte-
gratio, certam^n inftaurativum.
Titaftcrn'sjn, tempus pomeridianum.
Afternoon^ poft meridiem.
I eat, Mercnda, cocnula
In t; !<c <.f :'.''
Pavffc
bomnco.
.I/raid, Subterreo.
, Subt.mec..
Mll j, lirratus. V. AfifgtlcA
Afnjh, Dmuo, iterum. ^aiifrufltfiit-
in-jfrrfi, rtnowtui ludus.
/. t/rHfbt, Terrcn, territo, pertcrelacu:
rj. terrifico'.atroiio.tin oremali.ui mm er; ?li
quem ingenti metu afficfc'l% terronbus v.xan
forroidin- .-n.m-'ini
(I sl't aftert:cor.'i
pomeriidi.ina.
To C'.me or go after, Seijuor, fuccedo.
la hit, orftii, after, Inquire, iiv't, 3.
To /OJ* after, Cum, p-xxuro.
An ufifr te'hnii!^, Nova compiitatio. ^ //
','cjte'r an nfier rtcffflng, libi prztimct, ne iie
rum detarepnllulr'ur.
An A. a | ufKcr among the Turks] Satclli-
eflut.
run'i r, denuo, de intogrr,
if Playi r.il wo'tk tbt reading cgittn, fabu-
Ix nnn ']": iti-rum U-pantur. He is\rv\
',- inrecro incidit inmo.-biim.
,
(Locke) Timor.
tamfumellt, peruniae'ct ncil:tat*advcrfus rtm-
publicam. / defended myfelf ty arm, againjl f.n,
me armis adverfum eum defencli.
AgairJ} [refering to time] Ante, dum, in,
f\ lie fure you get it dine agairfi that r;ght, an'e
iftam vefperam opus expc.iiium approbate, f;.
ni/h it againfl be ton:c hitler, interim perfice,
dum ille hue venert. Agitirfi ,Lc eve-.
vefpcram. Againfl to-morrow, in craftmum.
lie inintid him to Jupper tgainft the next day, ad
'"znam invitavit in pofterum diem.
Again/I [contrary] Adverfus, contra, prater,
fl J mill rat ftritx agaittft yoa, non contendam eeo
idverfus te. Ht frivab again], tbt frtam, con-
tra to-rcntem brachia dirigir. // was againft hit
n'.n.l tbat it fell out jo, prater ipfius volunlatem
iccidit,
. ; [ro the prejudice cf] Adverfus, ai-
vcrfum, in. f[ Sttuld If teak again/I him? adver-
umne ilium caufam diccrem ? 'YOU order thisfadly
again/I jfiurfe/f, peliime hoc in te confuli;.
II Jf''a& [by, or at] Ad, an c. 1 will eime
:g^j! a certain day, Ad, vej, ante certam diem,
enum.
Agairf [or over agalnft] e regione, ex adver-
fo, contia,
.'fy.ii*J> [rendered by an adjective] Adverfus,
f n,y tir.d eg^injl y iu , advcrfa vobis urgent
oppugns, impugno, adverfor,
Wten they fad
rnrfvi extulificnt, AI:til.<: -.text in
Again, baud niulto poll rco.-pit It imus dcnuo.
Ti he afa'tnj
Aft/, obluctor.
TV go, or tun, cgaiifi, Occurro. liey n,r.
vji/b their forebiacs me f^ainjl at.otktr, idval^s
tiontihus occurrunr.
To dafi one eg air.ji anotte r, Col.'ido.
I] To fi agawft [be naufeous to] Ingratum,
r. / minus gratum, <
ij Afttssf the hair, or againf tbegrjtn, Invitj
Mintrva. adverfo anirno.
Againjt trie's vitf. Invite, invitus.
il <,nc's nn'uie, Invit.1, advcrfante, lit
ratura.
* Agarcon.
Achates, a, m.
\ To Jrt a thing a gjtt, Viam aperirc.
Tic
A G I
A G R
r
"in. / fe
m. /<,(_,. afe
ii m milKilM protects fum.
* *
aitl
id
, xipcm . i
is at apt, a pueri, exceffit. adultus elf, adolevit
Ktatcn t. 83F- /Eta, Tini, fi|, dom ^
A G U
.
*i" [, hundred j-e..rs, or long fpace of time!
oil [a fore, r
:|JM.
'", Agnatio.
Mx-ngi, Infant!*, piipillarcs anm.
I r flj- [or one underage] Impubet: .J
impulii'.
Grtat ae, Seneftutis diiiturnitas, longinqui
_ Of tltjemr [livinj- in the 'fame ayeT Q!
Hi endem cnm aim fcci.lo vivit.
O/ < jrMr', e^ Annicidiii, hornotinus, rf-
iimnut. Qf lvnjtarl , B.rnnis, &c.
Oftbefrjl off, Prima-vus.
/n * flf, Hodie.
Agrd, Grandaevu-;, annofus, tate proveftus
jt> canus; feneclui, adj.
Pay aged, Pra-grandii natu.
Anagtdmar., Senei, is, ).
An fgcd iivtran, Anu-, M, ^.
7i ttrtne agri, Con r enel'co.
Jfgftitjt, [or, like an old man] Seniliter.
O/;/i//, or r;>c, agr, Adultus, rnaturus.
O/.ifgf. V. (Xd.
I rtmif.rttrdrr nge, A tencris ungu-culis.
4Jg6ttj [action] *Ac:lio.
Wfrryi [ailing tor another] Curatio, procu-
ratio.
F'tr agouy, Libenim arbitrium.
^ajwffwhoiiothany thing]* Apens, .iflor.
An agtnt [who afleth tor another] Curator,
3. procurator.
Ai agtnt [in a foreign country] |j Reddens.
j| To afgtrere [heap up] Apgero, accurr.ulo.
*'' e ggt''*'ratt, (I'homfon) A^plomero.
Tfaig/uiifie [glue together] Agglutino.
AtglwinaHd, (Harvev) || Agglutinatus.
Ti agyerdixt, Ad magnas dipnitates promo-
rre. dippitjtcm alicujus amplificare, aliquem
dwiius k hrnoribus augcre.
</, Ad magnas dignitate* promotus,
'
..^
domnm re..,, t .
lo, eonelut
th "
Agnitio.
g>, duohui abh
iHttfff, ante duo
funt duo
,, onnos f,re
,
ling ago? Qnj m dudam >
.
'"/' ow a 7 ^, InrendiTe aliquem ad ali.
quid agendum, aliquem cupiditate rei incit.re.
nguift] 'Anger, &,. cruciatus.
confternation] Confternatio.
>.onlfiru.
agr tt a , lullfi t'onciiio.
o, ,'*'
dro, ,
ratu, v eom.Mr, aptus (
,.V,, I'crg.at.., perj
'/', Competo, conveni,.
fifsfe] Conv^rrnth.
a, ' [t >1 " fjntn<:rs J Gratificaio, ju-
> *An;mam ageni.
[ch.impion] I'ugil.
(Spenf.) V.T.firwr, gr
[plear.ntly] Grale, jucunde. pi,.
, Confcntitur, confenfum eft.
as a bargain] Paflus, tranfafl...
a, , d.flercnce] Compcfitu,, ,oi.
* Concors ' confonatu,
n.' ^"^ t h < K -
Ml agredtg, Dinentanei.!, difcrqun
J* *?,. m <,, Coafenfus,
o i concordia, confpiratio.
[bargain] Sponfio, conditio.
SBS&&Xbs*S$igJ:& ""' '
nfepri condufto pretio, Jtia j"i, r <ne j Concentus, confonao.
^p^jSttss^KS 1 " 11 Litii? tic t ogfH **"> F - d i;, n .
_^ *^ ...^.j 1^,11 1 1 ,1 1C' I/IVI11UIUS.
Vo aggravate [a rratter, r crime] Apgravo,
agfero, uappern, afpcro j urfeoj 4. accrbo.
To aggravate [piovokej Met. Incendo. pro-
cco.
To a^gravufi [pan] Augeo, adungeo.
Azg'wMcd [at a crime] Eaeratut: ae-
gravatul.
. _A-[^ra :-i'cJ [provoked] Incenfus, commotus.
ira dc.fnfus.
An aggravating, or aggravation, Commotio
provocatio.
To aggrrgoie, Afrprego.
Ike afg'tgatt, (Bcntl.) Summa aggregata.
An aggregation, (Brown) Concrrvatio.
. (l/Eftrange) Aggrefiio.
An agirffft.r,<^t\\ aggreditur aliquem, obfeiTor,
oppugnator, gralliitor.
fl ugfrnie, Dolote, mcero-e, triftitiS, a li.
qucm tfficcre; contrifto. Stc ilfo, Tt injure.
Avgnmnil, Mart us, do!ore affecliis.
Aggimed, lujuria, vc/damno afiVc^us.
Ti agxmp, (l)ryden) V. fa cmkmr.
(rather aga/l, i. r. a gazed, Samuel
alike] Coniurro; con/irto. redure're.
convcnio;
confentitur,
[be O f [he
"gr
7i a?
m adduci.
_ T agreement, Ql Jlifulafi&t, Stipulor 7
A //If a" ttr f 'I** 1 * Arbiter, trinfecior.'
Bj? mil, | fequcfter.
!, Ex paflo, tui coropac^o.
, illis inter fe convenit. //' h,
"*l?/* f \ *" ^ Confc ! )ti - 'Kyi ^^^'AEri.MlVra'.
' r^'fL " m f -" 4*""* A 8""-.-, * ..p-wrium
wpp' \"stirL'i*,'tt- fu l*_i j4W **. A.'J r >
sr tgrterr, ACMtH) Upnn<: cerafum
yj 1 -... ^ -
rcfco, cohjereo, inter fe confeeire. ff
<t, Kumi J4CI-IH. profrratti!.
/, nlterfus r,( .,
//. ;,
V 7>r *"AgW4 Intcrran: iiavem id-
*T fT". I
ra nus cum didlu difcrcriint. All n?,-, .,,
OB ' wr fr m for, omnia tu.- r ia in ,,| a 'm qua",
rare v:dentur,
7 a^ w [make a bargain] * I'acifcor,
icdror; ad paflionem accedtre. f //,
.
rii,
Jo
onitus, ' flupcfaftuf. c'tinflerna-
Wr /.',- [nimble] AgiHs, vegetus.
sifil'ty, * Agilita?, dextiritas.
. Drxtie, agil;ter.
Teasnttt [an affair] Agito, negotium ger2-
rr, traclaie; de aliqu.'i re diHere're.T/r/dtliberarc.
7n egitett [ftir up] Incendo, coromoveo i
concitii, i.
. .'rf, Agitatui, commotus, roncitatus
incrnlus. T // CTO /^ i^^. lle j- f fll Utn .^
CJuamdiu hiec agitara funt >
fominf iy/^c, Fchris intern
.<#""^ r biiii||kaic,pHJ
,IIWMWH a^-i/r, Febris quoridiana.
:&*& ? : |* r S5Ss?^^' '-"i
7 /'*. 7> : . :;
T^tzj^Tr 1 ^- r'l ?H^v-r^
-hates dfrim^re/ fl' ] "^'Z*^^ 4 " H"
pacem inter eo. componi volo. ^M.^S7l Jifa jf ' v'V
num redifftis in conc,rdi am ? 7i,v LS a " *"''' * A '' U "' { ' lbore.
rcd?unt riirfui in L
vrf, /^roji,' jamne pax eft inter "vo's^V'
duos ?
friei.pi* a thing, Ccadico, ;. f| 7^.,-
agrtcil itf.cn a truer, Inoucias ccndixcrunt.
if, Febri-
. . e ft
iliouo <!, re, vdinut.
In f e c cum
tebrn, rij:or, i
ivfhf, et fluking, f, f l ,x afa ,. Horror
. ag*e, Fcbrim affcrtr.i,
c
A I R
Af'fi, f-tad, (Shakefp.) Febriculofus;
, (Shakefp.) Febri vix obnoxiui.
Ah.
AiJ, Auti'ium, \i. adjumentum, Mjf<*Jn>i-
i.dium; fuppetisr, pi. *] '
i^:}>l(iat (iis tidrm. lit ii.at fun J'*
</l.
:a! j'J, or fukfijy mnry, Crnfuf, 4.
lUito in fumptu b-:lli,
&e. prtrftitur.
, Ducisincxcrcitii adjutor.
ii)o,adjuvo, acjuto; fuc
. adminiculor. Subvenirc
le aliqurm, alicui adium?n-n elTe;
:.i, alicui feru- ; ^d<.lf
(licui.
.', Acjutm.
,-, aidant, (Shakefp.) fir aidann, (id.)
Adjuvunj, opem ferens.
Ana:d.r, Auiiliator, a^iulor; amicus.
' -, or tllwmt, Morbus, malum.
Taail, Doleo, 3. fl tftti tihtk y* t qvii 1-
->>atr o,uid tiSl eft r
Sit quid tu es :tiHi< .-
, -.-, ,.' i]'!ul ila accid:t
ut exc. !!'i ai .(.'
doltr
causa l.rd e me ?
|| AiUg, V. Sirlli.
: [at a mark] Collineo, z. ad mctam,
dirigfre.
To aim at Tordef^t,] Coror, defipno ; pMo,
, hoi aliq'iiH I T'ifO' ere. flannel ny
, rihil labors, nifiuttafal-
,/ at bit def-ufiiat, exitium
be rr.Jn aim at f quam
}.?c rern aptt ? / aim at jjr<\. turn ma-
jom mol'or. Tteyatn. at high it:"^i, magna fibi
propopyntj
An aim [or dfi(rn] Conatu 1 !, propofnum ;
intentlp, ff jfff tbt:r rim vtas t6dt, nihtl lliud
: fi lit. |( / elm ijuitt (.ut if iny aitr.,
i*e via decclTi, propofito, Waulii, excidi, aber
i--. i.
\Syair. (Spenf.) Corjeclura.
i at [s a maik] Ad inttam, -vel fignum,
direfl
A:mtdt>! [defrgnfdj Petitus, propofitus.
'it^ns, fc. ictum.
.tor.
Ana'.nAig at [as a mark] Direftio.
A-r, Ae'r, zther, aurs, cu;li:m. fj Tlr
h.id / am texdlj able la einlurt it, vix
" 'tem corii hujus. H't have a tLi.L
! us, nnhis aer crafli: oii
.;-, * C.uiri velpertini, noitts <e
41 In tie ffxair, Sub dio.
An air ij tit ciunitnince, Taciei fornu, vel
An i. 1 ] Concinnitas. venuftas.
Ani:ir in ir.uji.tr, Suavit mo';
[the mien] (Milt.) Gertus.
jrinct] (Pcpc) S|'icj.
A f
n i-xuonere.
Tu air flinenf Ad ijjnTn exficcare.
7*9 air [ l'r, - ntTr.
..enium.
Macliiiia id aciem exhau
m.
. broad] Apricor, dea.-nbulo.
[be difcovercd] Patefieri, retegi,
iciari.
li expofit'js.
.d ignerr, cxpo-
fi't .
ilcficlus.
ICftivitas, 3. Jepor
-itas.
An -
7; , AJ deamb'jlarukim
ALE
e, vtl deduct re.
Airlfft* (Shakefp.) Acre vacuut,
An airy place, Locus fpatiofus, amocnus,
aprieoi.
A* airy pfrfoM, a eirliitg, (B. Johnf. ) Ala-
cer, fcftivus, lepidus, hiLrit, Mil. Icvis ;
celer. V.A/>.\iu.
^ Airy noticrs, Leves infitx in animo rerum
inform.it
To put on airs, Iracundiae indulpere,
Airy [belonging to the air] 'Aersus, *a?thereus.
A\ r y [frefli anJ cool] Frigus amabiie, vti
amcenum.
Air: [thin, or light] Tenuis, exilis.
AH, (Prior) V. K.n.
y?',.'i^iT,*Alaliaftrum, z. * alabaftritei, rf, I.
fl An alabafler box, * Myrothecium ex ala-
bjftro confeftum j onyx.
|| A-'<Kt,a/Mtaa'3j, Va? mihi mifero, hei mihi.
Ala rioujty, Cum al.icrilate.
A'l'.'ritt, Alacritas, hilar'tas.
A'.mKflt, More novo & elegant!, ad formulam
concinn-im, fx Icito cultu.
Alamtlc [a fort of filk] Pannus fericus tenu-
:ffimi!i filis contcxttis.
A.'anJ, (D:y6cn) V. tanJtJ.
An a'-. . .m [in war] Claflioum, 2.
conclamatio aJ armi.
CJ A fa 'jj lilann, Inanis ad arma conclamatio.
An alarm [fudden fright] *Trepidatio, *pa-
vor, con/iernat : o, * terrc;,
An alarm clc, or wa-cb, * Horologium ad
al : quem ex fomno fui'cit.mdum.
^[ TtJ alai m, or give, an elat m [in war] Ad ar-
tna vocarc, conciamare; bellicum canete.
^T T* found an alarm, Clafiicum canere, tub."
fignum pra'lii dare.
Ti alarm, V. To f'iftr.
A'drrntd [frighted] Territus, confternatus.
ff Tb; armyiaj: alarmed, inc'dit terror exercitui.
'1 ba: accitifn.' alarmed ibtm all, cafus ille trcpida
tiones ubique fecit.
A'.crmmg, Ad a:ma conclamans, pavorcm
injiciens, perturbans.
A!a<, Ah, heu, theu, hei mihi miiero, heu
me mif-rum !
Ala* ftr Jhan:c ! Prohdedecus! propudor!
dla t for firroir ! Pr6 dolor.
|| Alatc | of late, or lately] Nuper, mo jo.
A ay. See Allay.
An albi [a pricft's white veftment] Alba fa-
cerdotis vi ihs.
Albeit, Tametii, etfi, etiamfi f quamvis. quan-
lumvis, quanquam, quamlibet. qu-inturrJibet.
\ A iugint-cu* , Albuginem reprfcntans.
\ Alcattft, (Arab.) Omnia diffolvens.
f- An aka'.d, (Arab. Span.) Prajleftus; ju-
dex.
Aka'n'Jt *rr/< p , Verfus * A lea Tc us.
Alcbymy, '|| Alchymia, *||chmia.
:T,ical, (Brown) *|| Spagiricus.
An ahbym'fl, *\\ Akhymifla.
Analfoi-e } Locus fornical us.
Ibcalcyun [kingsfiiher] * Halcyon, v>.h.
A'dtrtievtji, (Shakefp. J Dil ft ffimus.
An aldtrman. Senator urbanus, ci vis patririuE.
^[ To iv^lk at: altitrn-an - pia, fnnonium (i.e.
lento gradu, L.) incedere, lentos paflus trahcie. 4.
dn aldtiman'l rtbe, (J AbolJa.
((I Thea'dinnoti's lunfb, Senaiiis curia, L.
siUiiminly, (Swift) Senatoie; magnifite.
An alJer tree, Alnus, 2,
, ,i!>!<ir, (\lay)QrmatttcfaMcr, Alneus
, ]| Alnetiim, 2.
AL-, C'lM-vifia non |] lupjLu.i j * zythum, z.
C\ Ctcd all is mt,ie, drink, jnd cl*ib, calida potio
:us f-ft. 4.
If, ' Muft.im, z.
.'-, Ccrev fi.t hederjcfa,
Orcvifia prima.
Smal! ale, Cerevilia unuis d: fecnndarJa.
' \ p ifn vetiilj.
|| A/fbtrry, Cerevifia cum pane & * macidc
Ar> ah braver, || Cerevifi.irius, * zythepf.i.
An aldmtfc, 'Cauponaj * jyLliopolium. 4.
ALL
A Hind altbtufc, or riftlingboufe, Cauponnlj.
^[ To launt alibcaf,:, }> In canuona vivere j
habitare popinis.
Altioufi, or belonging let an a'etevfe, V*
Anakbetufeteefer, * Caupo, *|j zythupola.
An aleconntr t Qui mynus cerevifiam guftaj;d
getit.
Alenf [herb] Coitus hortorum.
, * Acetum ctrevifi*.
/ , or ground ivy [herb] Hedera terrrflris.
\Analeknigbl, (Cambdcn) Popino.
An alftuije, || Popioaria.
An a'tmkick [a fl'il i Vas extra), en jis per diftil-
lationem fuccis, vat diftillandis fuccis.
'!>, In lorcgum porreclns.
Ak't [brif<] * Alacris, vegefus.
AU-itnefi, (Addifon) Alacrity.
Alexifharmirli, Alexipharmica, Znt*-, n. pt.
f Afgms, tfr omnimodis.
Algtbia [the art of literal arithmetick] '|J A!-
;ebia, t. * arithmetic! fpeciof<<
Analgekrjift, Arithmetics fpeciofaeperitus.
\dlrid [chill]- * Algidus, fii^idus.
':y, * Aljor, 3 . f,i ? 'i s , y,-;,.
ATtrant wins, Virmm regionis Illicitan.T.
A.i .I/.M [flrangsr] Extent, sllenus, cxter-
nus, percgrinusj * alicnigena, r.
Sj!iaak!t, Quod alienari piiteft.
7o a.'L-et, or afi-tiate [eltrJiiic, at withdraw
rom] Alieno, abaliero; avcrto, avoco, d.mi-
iu,\ afidico, alienum facere.
To alienate [fell away] * Abalieno, tmanci-
po; al.eni juris farere.
Tt>^ alicnaii [put to fale] Bona profcribere,
Aier.a't, (Swift) or a/>Mftt/ [eftrangtdl Aii-
tnus, alienatus, disjunrtu'.
AKenattd [fold] Abalienalur, emancipatus.
A'iir..i;ed [put to fale] ProfcHntus, publ'catus.
^[ 7*> naive a thing a'.itnat.tl, Poftliminio re-
ciptre.
Ilienaing, or alitnjtr.n, Abdicatio, al : enat:o.
iSa'ienat-o.
'I [as a bird] Subiido, A
bt [fiom a horfe] Delilio, ui, 4. ab
;uo dflcfn 'fie.
An alighting [from a horrej Ab equo defcen.
Alifbtui [fliddown] Delapfjs.
adj. Par, compar; a;quus, a^iialis.
quabili^, fimilis.
|| All alike, Communis.
Al.ke, adv. /Sqire, pariter, perinde.
Ta he alike [equal] Ccncurro.
A'.'mmt [nouri fhment] Almenturn, natri.-
mentum, pabulum.
A'.mer.tal, or alimentary, |j a'inamun, (Harvey)
Alimentarius, pabularis.
Alimony, Alimentum, || Alimonia.
.'r [lovape] || Leviilicum vulgare.
A'ive [living] Vivus, vivrns.
A':ve ffurvivinf-] Superftes, ftli'is.
TV h: f/.ve, Vivo. f He is *l,-ve, and /;'fc te
>< fa, vivit arque valet, /s be ali-uef rj? fupe-
atr.e & vefcitur aura ^Jtherc.i ? K-'Li/J: I j n a-
i:-rt, n-.c vivo. 1'be ttji fb": :y ,,..', ,, r>
princeps hujus etaiis philolophorum. Ui.fi
,n al.-ut, fpes clit.
Atakttg: [winter theiry] Sol.mum rubriim.
A: I, * Omnis, cunitus. 9^ R : ,t svkin I i-.ij
lone alt, fed cum omnia frciUem. yH,xar,i/ria
:)/>', Alexandria cundtaque ySJfyi.tus.
A '! itiyfjUli i>, that, fumma criminis n',
i all, fed nequaquam in iflo luot
nmnia.
AH [the whole] Totus, integer, uBJverfus,
fl A'l dci, toto die.
niverfus mundus." K ,f it ,;/,' :o ynurjilf,
iitt-f rum tibi rei'trvei. Knvzvn all ,
,',-. toto notus in Ollie. 'fl>,f- tks,:gi I (feak cfall
in vineral, hiec loquor dc univerfis. Tt'rre 1
reft, J all n'gtt long, ibi quievi noflem perpetem.
"^ 'b all my heart, llbentcr.
A'l \ '"r .u! and every one in particular] Sin.
gull, pi. quili|iie_unul'qmliin<:.
All [for all in general] Univerli, cunfti.
All
ALL
.-// [when it lignifieth only] Unu, folus
fT lie is a/t try cart, ilium euro unum. lit it al
for i'mjelf, iibi foil cavct, duntaxat prol'picit,
libi commodus unus eft. Haitttr al! to veurfjf,
hanc folus habcto. They liveallufon boney, mciie
folo vivunt lie is all kut tht Lead mdtr <UKI .
extat capite folo ex aqua.
All [lignifying as much as, fo much as, Bfc.]
Quamumcunque, quod, quicquid, quantum quam.
^y / it- ill lake all lie cart I tart, qium, vel qu.in-
tim. potero cavebo. Atl J may, al! I can, quan-
tumcunque poffim, quantum potero. They I' ft all
tht beamy tbiy bad in their yov/A, quod Boris i;i
juventuteerat amifenin'. AH the jnd*ouiit I burl,
quicquid habuerim judicii. / iu :!, t jirive all tial
ever I cot,!,!, qium ni^xime poH'Tn contende:em.
Maktalltt-rlafiryjciin, qu.in'um potevis teftina.
^y All in nil, Prora & puppis.
fl Fortune it all in all in the tajimfs, Utramque
p&ginam facit fortuna.
IT Ail in all, or vtnjim'-.liar tcitb cat, Per-
larriiliaris, intima famiharitate conjunitn<;.
ff To bea'tin all -.iii:h one [influence] 1'lnri-
mtjm poife apud aliquem.
All about, Unflique, paffim, undiquaque,
Alla'.-.r.t, So!us. folitmius.
Alone, Perinde, idem, &c. t\ Tbii is all one .
c< ifljhotiidfay, hoc perirde eft tanquam fi ego
riicirr. / r:ckon it a'lorc as if, perinde cenfeo ac
fi. *7V--v or,a iL'ere all out ivrb the Aademicks,
quondam iiiiem rrant qui Academic!.
^y It is all one -ctiieibcr, Nit.il intcrelt ntrum,
tar.t'int'cm eft, nih:l relcit.
^ It is ail one So you, lubitbtr, Tua nihil refert,
utrum.
^1 // -mas all cut la tbofe that killed b'-m what be
faitl. Non interluit occidenrimn quid diceret.
^T // is all ore fo me, Nihil moior, nihil men
rctrii, non rr.agnopere Iol>oro, T*/curo.
^y A'l at of.ce, Simul & fcincl.
Ad a!or,g [always, ever] Ulque, cbntinuo,
ALL
tus, pen.'lus.
|| It it all our own, Noftra omnii lis eft, omni
r eft in va<lo, vrl tuto.
|| 1'or all flat, Neque eu fcciuj.
|| Ftr all yen, Te invito.
|| for fo-.d and al', Omnino, profui.
|| Here and tbirc, ar.d all at once, Hie Ic illii
loiul, luc & ubiqje.
fl All is tvcll that endetli -uicll, Exitus afla
robat.
^ I AH is not tight wi:b them, Aliquid monftii
All covet, all lofe, Qn_i totum vult, totum
ALL
perperiu), nuncu TH non.
All a.'mg [lying proftrate] Pronus, proilra-
pcrd.'t.
^T All is not gold tbat glifterelb, Front) nulh
fides.
^f Tb'.s it all, Tanturn (ft.
At all, "Omnino, prorsus. ^[ / do rot at all
agree to tbe.l, Nullo modo prorsus affentior. /..
truth you are afkjmd if nAbing at all, nihil tc
quidem quicquam pudct.
|| At all [ever] Unquam,
y M'Ji if all, Pracipue, prafertim.
^y Not at till, Ne mnnino qui<!em.
^f All-f:iin:s-d.iy, Dies fcflus omnium fancto.
rum memorise confecrntus.
^y All'jfji'k-day, Fenlij ftLrua.
A 1 ! bearing, (Pope) <{? Omniparcns, omnifcr.
A.l'.c-i'ct.r.g, Ji Omnivolus.
A'1-dmjunn?, (Pope) Omnivorus, Plin.
All heal [an herb] Panax.
All-ln-iving, Qui omnia fcit.
A 1 it igt.'.y, or ell <rr.u -rfu 1 , Omnipotens.
All-feting, rfg Omnituens , omnia uno in-
tuitu lullr.im.
Al-m-arderintr, Ort"nivagus.
AM-v.'ift', Qui in omnibus fapit.
Taatfef [f \tate, trldlen] Sedo, mitigo; allevo;
e'cio, Icnio, Met. reftinguo. ^ He alloyed Ii.
hunger with Awy^ 1 ;, levavit famem frondibus.
He allayed bis fierctnefs ar.d ^verity
AlLviated, Allevatu
An aHeviatinf, o:
Al'ci
lus.
fy All the labile, Per totum tempus.
^f All rogfiier [all at once, or in company]
Omncs, i<fi univerfi fimul.
j!ltotther [wholly] * Omnino, prorsus.
y A'd un.lr onr, t/M.i atque e^dem opera.
Vm.-rt/rr, Q^oquomtjdo.
Gnallfa'tr, Quaquaverfus, quaquaveifum, un-
dique.
f[ On all bards, Ex omni partf.
^y When all umctb to all, Tandem, ad extre-
mum, derr.tim.
f[ AH is buji.t, Otivim & altum (ilcntium eft.
All on a fvddff, l)e improvifo. ^y All tm a
frili'cn llcii'ar br'.kc out, bellum fubito exarfit.
fl Tl n ;'i all that i: lift of the n.oety, Hoc tan-
turn pecuniic reliftum eft.
C Giving all for gone, TranfaOum de partibu^
ratus.
^y To go up'.n alt four, Quadrupedantium mort
incedere.
All tbis while, Ufque hoc, ufque ad hoc tem-
pi:?, ulque adhuc, tamdiu. f\ We have bad fmh
kattnucarier all tbisiubile, ita ufque adverta tcm-
peftate ufi fumus.
All over [throughout] Paflim.
^\l'isallwir [done, or ended] Finitareseft.
4f All tbe inter, Tantomelius,
|| Ti call one all to naught, Conviciis aliquem
lacersere, <vil nrnfcindcre.
fy All tbe kindncfs you cor: do them it not tuortb a
rufb, fi quid bene'achr, pluma eft levior gratia.
^f AH ii hft that is f'Ut in a riven d\Jh, Pertu-
fum quicqni J inrunrtitur m dol'um perit.
|| // is ml all a cafe, Non par ratio eft, alia efi
ctufa.
|| "Jujl for all tbe iixirld at, Simillimc atque.
(I I 'would not Jo it for all <be world, Nllllis
tationibus adduftiis id tacerem.
|| It coinab all n or.i, Eodem recidit, reJit,
ijieflat.
ff A'l to at furfaj'e, Nihil agi;.
J| To all intents anJf,uip<Jei, * Omnino, pror-
beba i olour t fcveritatem acerbam multis condi
:Tientis humanitatis mitig ibat.
7o be be allayed, Defcrvcfco, Met. fubfido.
^y The grief ivas allayed, deferbuit, vel fi;pora-
tus eft dolor. Tit temp?/} is allayed, temptfta^
To allay [mingle] wine -with -wafer, Vi
num lympha merum tempei'are, vfl dilucrej
*Bacchum lymphis tempcrare, i/t/commircere.
To be allayed, Temperor, diluor, commifceor.
Al'aycd, Lcnilus, r{. fedatus. ^y Hanger al-
nyed ly banquets, fames exempta epalis.
Allaytd, TemperatuT, dilutu.*, commifttis.
[ fP.ne too tnucb allayed, vinum plus fatis dilu-
jm.
An allays, (Harvey) [appeafer] Deiinitor.
An allayer [mingler] Temperator.
An all.iy'.ng, or aU.iy, alLrmcn!, (Shalcefp.J
[abatin^l Lenimentum, leninien, .nllevatio.
An allaying, or allay [mixluu] Tcmpciatjo,
miftura.
Alltflatioit, Alleftatio, S^itit.
Illecebrofus, alhcicns.
'Io alLdge [by way of excufe] Allege, excu-
fo ; f^caufor; caufamaffcrre, rationcm reddcie,
vel fubjiciire.
3y Toalhdgt one as an asttb'jur, * AuQorem af-
terre, citare, lauJarc ; ponere.
To alledfe malidmfly, Calumnior.
Auftoritatcm emcntiri,
^f To allidge faljcly, A
faisu citare, ft 1 / laudare.
Alltdgea, Allegatus.
A/ledged [quoted] Allatus, citatus, laudatus.
'
j caufatus.
An alUdging, or alligation, Allegatio, a
tus. f.
A falft al!tgaii;n, Calumnia, I.
Allegiance, Fides, a, 5. Bdclitas*
An alltgt-ry, )] Allegoria.
Allrgorical, \\ Allegoricus, per || a llegotiarr,
diftus.
A/ligoricalfy, \\ Allegorice.
To allegorize, *|| Allegorico,/ca *\ parabolico.
fermone uti,
Tt allruistr, Allcvo, lcvo<
vatio.
Alfel
_ sou forrel] *Oy!,trifulium ll.i.
etofum.
An alley [walking plarej Ain ! ,uIic!UTi.
An allij [narrow |>afr.;c] Aneijiorturn, :,
xyftum, i-el xyftus.
'v in a ga'J'.n, || fub.lialc ambulacrum,
fun. fubdialil amSi.i
fl /iU-ballowis-<ide, Fcft.i oi-i-i-.-.tm fj,
.t'laixr [near |
AH an t [by marriage] al}':
All'ance (in blood] Con'
A'liamt [of ftates, &c.] Sj--
C0l;jundtio; amiciti?, Nrf.
[by mairi ige] /. '
An allie [of the ftatc] S.-CIMS, am'
To allie, t.'cnjungo, dcvircio, J alcikoj fie*
dere, i/./fociciate, conjun
Allied, Coniiinflu;, l<rd:'r devlflm.
A'.iiid [by marriage] Affinis, propin'quUS,
Allied [in blond] Cognatus.
AUcirny, (Glanvill;) Attr.iftir, Quirt.
A'!t'iti')n, Alligatio.
An jl'i^ator, Crot,-
AlH fur., (Woodwa-. 1 ) C:!li<i->.
AUodiJ, || Allodialit.
T, allot [one fome bulincfs] De'.ego, t. af-
(igno. fj lie aVotcd tr.e fire tfntis, me huic
Degotio delegavit, mihi hue ncgotiu.-n fn: m.ht,
vrl tredidit.
f] To all t fomewbot to tne, Sonito tribnere.
To be ulii'td urtt, or bave by !ot, Sortior,
?y / am allcted to f-umflimfnt, or an tjji:', Sortiot
An alto:m:nt, allotery, (Shakefp.) Allegatio;
Toititio.
To allow [approve] Probo, comprobo, p-
probo, agnofco, 7. judicio fuo cc-nfirmatc. ^f /
allitu of tbat rfafn, accipio caufaii.
To allow [give] Exhiheo, attribuo, eontribuo,
pra;beo, rj, prsello. ^[ 1-u.i'l al'c-.v rin n:cmy,
.iabitur a me argintum, lassabli to allow it, e!t
unde hie fiai.t. As you an able tj a!Jo;c t pro ic
tua.
Toallvw [grant, t>- yield] Concede, sdmitto;
permitto. f[ Ii is all.iutd of in men of our jr..",
astati noftrae concedit'.ir. Thcy^ill nst all-,iv c.ry
but a 'wife man to be a good :.:r, negant queu-
quam bonum virum elle, nifi la^ion't-m,
Something is to be allowed for cujiom, Aliquid
confuetudini danduin eft.
fy To allow '.i.: . . Sim^ptus alicui
fugfEerere, -y. 1 / fuppeditai.-.
To all. w fpermitl Perir.ifto, concede, recipin,
fino, do, p.itiov. ' -siviMr.it >:.
me to attend upon \o;-, exprc^are tf per n^r.tas non
eft licitum. I allowed lim to i : in-
cliaatr.ns, fivi ut animum I'uuin erpleiet. /
fcarcr/y a/fj-.v .1 i., i.-.'.e liizb, vix Iruic u^piraridi
poteftas datur. Allo^v me to /< :be
, dabis hanc vcniain, ut noftros Grxci r
teponam. AlftkemtrU alltimth r.it
this gf, Haturconceffuornnium huicaliquii lu-
dus at.":.
To al'.v.y in reclining, Decide, dc fumma
quid niinuere, ft/deducerej totum no
AllvwalU [approved] Probabilis, laui!
Allowable jjuft] Julius, legitimus.
AUnaaltltmji, (South) Jus, fas.
An allowance, fn allowing [approbation] Ap-
probatio.
An allowance [gift] Donatio, dcmerfum.
Allowance [granting, or yielding] Doni, t>cl
mercedis, attribu:i^, '.orcelfip.
Allowance, or an allowing [pcrmiflion] Licen-
tia, i.permifii^, 3. pouft-s.
Allowance { in reckoning] V. Afotcmert.
A juft allyu;8n;e, jufta, }>\.
^y To tftpciL at ]ho> t ailo-i^tsnce, Arilc, con-
tenteque aliqurm habercj exigue lumr'.um ali*
cui prsebere.
Allowed [approved] P'Obatus, eomprohatui,
approbatus j ratus,
C t
A L O
ALT
A M B
r^rnvte.1] Conceffu<t, perm (Tuf.
L'J'iftui, fubtraclgs.
wen] PrarHtMl; J- cxhibilus.
Ucke) V.
AlUJo, eUiquii aiiquid tangcre
A!LJ,J :i, Cui aliqtitt alMif.
' An alluding, or a.'Ufai, Lufus in
diciuoi. ^ro tbt nume efa tr- ing, agni
. .;/> re, altufsvi, (Roger*) Alludens, cb
liquc tangcn, t> I pciftringens.
*, Alomen, ~m',s, n.
7a allure [enlke] niicio, Hic ; o, allefto, in
ito, (ollicito; atrraho; deleclo; obleclo j liter
iireiio. ff Ex.eJleti -wns are .ttuiui kyfiaife
glnra invitantur prarcl.ua ingeni '.
Tt allure [wJietdJe, IT cajole] Leuocinor
bia;:dior, laclo, verbi Ulecebtofis aliqucm cap
t4e, alliccre. illiccre, pellicere.
To .i'!nrt forth, Ptolic'u), prolefta.
A-'x'e.!, A'ledtu, illcftus, inviiatos, M;.
inetitn).
AHunmeril, Blandimentum, ipcitamentum
illiciurji, Icnocinium; elecebia, illccebra. ^J h
PTH bimffiftobtllyto the allurements of luxury, dc
die fe totum vit orum illecebris. tie taS man
ellurtnttnit ofibe city, multa habebat iavitiment
urbis.
An allure*, Illex, alleftor ; folichator, Sr^.
ji'hrirg, lilcccbrofas, bland u ?, <f pe'lax.
Amtlluring) Alleflatio, 3. folicitatio.
jtl'ur'mg [part.] Alliciens, prllicieiis,
sifarlng.'y, Bluidt-, ilkcibrose.
J Alluvion, Alluvio.
An ally, Socior, amicns. V. Al'at.
\ An alman, or alemaln [In mufickj Modu
Jus, y Alemannicus.
Analmare.lt, Faft!, p!. * Ephemeris.
,-t-. .:!m.;r^k naier^ Faflorum, vcl * ep^cipe
f'.duro, fcrijitor.
jftaigbineft, (H.ioltrr') Omaipotcntia.
*1tm'.%ity, Omnipotens.
An aiiHOrtf, * Amygdalum, DUK Gratca, *,
ThiiTia.
wf) aimnd tree, " An-ygdala.
.-.hr.^jj, or of, or lit alnondl, * Amgydalinu:
Tin alnitds cf il^ enri, more properly if ti
:irtat, I. Auriura glandula;, toitf;!!*.
An M.W M , S'lj^s lar^itnJz adminifler.
*(J ,-i . .i-ai'air,ir , Stipis <argienda
^J Aftbajnasv, Stij.is largiendx- vicaiios ud
:'er,
Alm-.Jt, Fere, ferm^, pent, prcf-2, propemo
^um, mode non, tantum ndn, qu^fi, uTtju:-
juxta. ff Tien is ri<t a-diy aim Jl t-.l ie ear.fi :
tfy tc^f'', dirs fere riullj! ttl <juia donium me^m
:. Tee jljr.J:'.fr*orn tvaj almtft r;pe, ffgi
fropc jam matura crat. IVbt', tiny it ivas a]rns.
jjr.-jit, cuir im ad'lnl.i occjfum edit. /.' ta
a!m;ft :o j U Jin- .'. , j'tita 'cftjti'jr.cm vertturn i .'!
.'\a-.\ ^I't.sjl furroitncUd li-itf
tiit! right *u*i'ig, ubi v;dit Aonunos tarntum n(:/
circumin a dcltio curnu. Ji is a!mi.]l lime fbjt
drunk, rbrio proximu;
/ ttnyljene :.', paium abfuit qui:j. /.- i
It is elm<,fl ent a.cUk
'. ima.
-iltun) 'J Ek-mofyna.
Anal . ,'Cribu^ liita.
At alt''' /.</, * :
fatfojcjr
es benijnus,
A'<a , cr /*hnring m<ilir.s. * j| K
'.?'"'" J ". o.-/cr);2, pju
fl '/i j/ !', .Itipemrdgare.
<1 To f. ; i ..- D
fir.Jti, % D Hro.rurt
^ elnegtr. or /t^r, Mtnfor ed ilna.-n.
.f a/sn, Alu'e fuccotrina.
"$>' *i*d of al^ei, t\\<K caball'n.i.
/*.-, -i
P, lignum ;
:.igtj_^.^. flluj, cjiciJlfus, fuper-
us, Pitf. (Milton) Copra, Ativ. Copra, furCum
m (ubjimj alw. V.Orlgb. ff As eft* a
:i-t ii-ire carried u/./r, quotie<itollebjmur in altum
I'' ft up rt.t fttlm tl-f^ feblimttn hone rapt
Tbticufti grew up alafr, m excelfum e:mcan
r ' m \' J^ 1 -' """ " <<"'/ l*f', eitengtius ae
ubiiirc fitur.
It To ft' aloft, Extollo, tl!i.
Fr malvft, Drfuffr.
Alone, S( ius, foliutio?, uninis, nrms, inro
tniialus. <H A f-rtvj; m,tf,lalir; ly tim
im ahquid ftcnm agitjret. You rray iraft kin
it ens jrbfenfque idem frit. ]| Tin art no
alone hi it, fccerunt alii Oroe. n\ w'.H <io Ita'ine
per nos agemas.
/K-, /Ifo. Solum.
All ahi:e, PeriUiu.
To have ahns, Derelinqtm, 3. defero,
ts/} a/aif, De<blatus, defertus.
To la ahr.e, Mitto, miliiim facSre.
i. : w ii.-W /or KV /i, mitts hone mei c-ausj
|| L / us let theft :$>inrs aline, miffs heec faciamu*
| cf w.t luft at.*?, fine mo io. Let nteal.ne wit
it, quitfca?-, e;i vidVro; ij mihi da negoti
|| Let rr.e aUnr, or 7 *:ti.[I give you a auttfe in >f
. heft, crepabunt manu irul;e tTbi nifi meomrtti
Along, Per, erelfe by an ablative calr, fl[
vill fad fame ithr.f t'bt Jbarn^ per littora cetto
dirrmtam. / wai g&ing dung rbi bigLivay. pub
lica ibani \i.K
Ahnf, fccti', fecundum. ^( Ahnglbt river
tide, fecus, **/ fecundum, fiuvium.
/*inf Tvi'ri, Uni cum. ^ 7 wil/
ivitbyou. una tecum ibodomurn.
Allah'tr [every where] Ubique.
II A'l aloni [proflrate] PKiftr.itus
<J To I'.t ahng. Gorpore extrnfo jacere,
fj All olng ][lhrcnghout my life] Tola vita
per toum vi'am.
s.Lcfof, Bminti5, longe, delonginquo,
Al'-vd, Clare, clar.7, *vj inttnta, vote*
Antti* Tbulfinch] H Rnbicilla.
Aljta rthefii-ft<Gre<* letter] * AlpTia, i*Jec,
Ai alfbabit, Literae-ordine iiipofit^, element
liter.irum ex ordine collecjta.
A'fliikaiul, Ex otiiat, vtl feri,
colloc.<tus.
Already, Jamdndum, dudum, pridem, jam
priuem, jam, jimj.im.
A'S'.r.t [heib] Auricula murts.
. hem, eiiam, ^uoque, fiecuon, pariter
Alf r , or tt!ore^rver, 'Quinetiam, pr.-rterea, per
'">, Mitrm, infnper, adbzec, hue accedit quod.
sf't i;/iar , Altare, it, - n, * aia.
Akarag-, '(^uod ad atatn oft-iiur, lucrum e:
iltaribus.
Aliratu;fc, Ad m*<!B! aitarhjm.
To alter [change] Mwto, commute, demuto
tmuto, perTQtfto, varioj verto ; *t infleiilo
novo.
To dl'.fr Jby coui'fe, or turns] to alternate
M'lton) altcino.
J Al Irani, (Bacon) Coi v eft aliqaid rou.
[ T) after one's rendition [marry, of a man'
Ducrre uitorem, [if a woman] nubo, }.
^\ To at er ore's opinion, ]&z jcute.'itia decedere :
liquid frmentia mutire.
Ahtrblc, MutabiKf.
An altering , -or alteration, Mutatio, ^.-varia
io, l\'it. crnvcrfio. <^J j&grtat aturaticatf tiait!
'be Tjorjt , 'mira'tcmpcris inciinatio,
Aitrral'rve, AltfratriK fa-.
H end fir ibtvioffr, i'ermutatvis.
lltertd, Mutatuj, novajus, tsriilus.; inBus;
motus.
To be al-rred, Urn motor, oovor ; & migro;
ce<<o. ^f Tbt cujicm is fivfutiat alutid, dcflfxit
e via confiictudo. There was roth'tig iliet 1 though'
i to alter in ike /ftvi, flihil habuhquod put.iran)
ov^ndum in ifgibut. 'I&e tafe r is l altvfd, rcruni
acici muura e*ft.
Jittering .TliMting 'but ^itrme"] Teroperarim.
Alter iZMn [coiitonticnj AlteKliii, juryum,
ma. i.
jtluntts, tkun, (Milton) or
ternni.
Merrartly, n alttrmuivtly, Alterni, altoraa
vice, aliernis vicibus, per siicrni) ice.
jU'eraaJiai, tlttmitf, (BTOun) Per vices fuc-
cefiio.
sUd-ovgb, Licet, ^Tiant-.itnlibet, <j nn^uani,
r.uamvij, quimlilict, etiamfi, tametft, cli.
J Akvnetiy, Allitudinutn mtnTurt.
ceritit, tubliniUs.
jtfttcgtttKT, * Orrmino, prorfxrs. ]| y/rr y
c. me fir eltofobtrf An c ei *; o iJi-
turus lisf
H X n/vairy, Alveirr, ilveariun.
ji/ar;, * Aluneo, 7n, n. fjifugo tcrr%
ff Roafi a/um, Alumen peti;e.
jji'jm.t-us, crfiil/ofalurr, * Almninofas.
Always, Sempejr, perpetuu, jjgitirr, mrnqDaw
non, in e'einun;. ^ Hi a always a: Lit k.ct 9
caput dc tabula nontollit, lit is jhujt uti jt
lite fft.e nut, Ch-irdj temper cJbi-nat ejdtra.
7 dm [th fign only 'ofa verb pjftvc or &etar|
as, I aviliiugit. Doctor; 1 titnjtik, a-:
7 a [^exift] Sum, c : fto. ^[ / JK tlart)
jguirifi it, ani-mus abhorrec. Jam.caxuJ wite
any tbitg, mibi quidvij fjt eft. He k-aimb I
coming, fcit me adcfie. J am of y-.*r mu.d^ tecuaa
fentio, tibi aflcotier. / em ajCo a jsum,y ti,
mihiiter eft in. As f.'r ail am able, quod <iuc*.
/a ^>v< tbiity y~ars eld, plus anok tcii;iuU
natus fum.
|| AttvtiTay, '(Taylor) V. Livtr.rtfs.
H simaifi, Vehementc', ftienue, pro viiifi*
J Ar.a.1* [j fea-trin] D.-unttitc dj.
^B an;er.uenfi<^ Aii epiJtolis.
Amarar.lk, * Amdranthus.
Am.ir.tudc, (Hjriey) V. If;:ttrnt'i.
Tt ,/M/i [heap up] Aac'jtruln, vnjcewe.
jS'::afl'.il, Con^eftus, tt>iCf rvjrus,
^w amejftn?, Accumulate, c.i.u cn-atio.
Amattirf, (Bramh.il!) Araarorms.
To amaxe '[artoniuS] O^rturefacics :
in ftuporcM onj)-cee; cor'fi ji vanpem wd-
dcrt.
To amnTSf '[ daimt ] Terterreficio, ajiqu'.i
mente tomleincK', attonituoi TeJcti:*.
Ti'be awaxtti as, ^ Aftu.eu.
AmazeJ, Stuj-efac^ns, 3tton:fi:3. 41 ^^ i* *-
ni:x,edii iody fait ;W, jniti.c fc curpore roft-et.
Tie city is amjz.td ivitb J"tar, urbs iyn.
honoriuus.
Atton'tS.
, or amuKitnent^ * Acia*:
io, i/3upor.
SZ'Kazini'j Mirab.iis, mirodus.
Atr.a&iHglfi Mirabilittr.
An ambajjjd ur FT. or cvtktiflad.ur, Sp^n. (V,
Johnf. didi.) Le^atus; A/;r. orator, -^f //^ u jjt
'.bofJijJour at Paris, legatuS'eft, legttiuneni *gir^
/ gei it, apud Piri/ics; 1'a'ifiis eii in ic^tM/n;.
W> aJmieiM, |l L? jst-vum, l.
fliscbjrgf^ or ^? r, Xiegati murim.
//; (tr,iiiar\, Lt-^ytLii, ordmanus.
Extraordinary, Lejatus, iv/ cu^r, cxtran-
'uanus; eatra, W piater, ordiuejn n. .
sin an:l<oj]adi<tfs, Lfgati conjujc.
An amhcJJ'iige, (Eaxoa) or ai^bjjjy, Lgitic,
llrgatio.
To fenS en amtajltge, Legn, i. legatioaem
naudaj-c. fl He fir.t arr.toj/aj.urs n treat of
ea.c, Tiiifit :legafcos de pflpe, i*cl de (icder^, ii^
To ^o o an-an&ej/jge, l.^p.uli DC luukii, laga-
ionem okire. fl Wf tuas fe>t un sn em'aj/jgf n
be ling of jilartiitih ia, Lcgationem ajvui ity'W
tfKioActf obiit.
-Amber^ "Succinnm, f elefbrum.
Amtir, m wade ?f ambir , Suxcinus, e fuccino
ool'tclus.
languettf ombtr, "Languriom.
Ambo efies.
A M 1
rnu!, (L'Efrringe) In etrumque f r
tern flu&uanj.
A'!xer.t [compaffins about] Amr<ien*.
Ambiguity, Ambiguiias, atuphibolia, Ci
amphibelogia, i^ymr.
Jkiiiguous, Ambijuiis, du-b'u;, perplfxii-s,
^y An ambiputvs *w'rti, Dictum ex artb:puo
,'uiuilp, Arntt^'jc, perpltac, ptrplexim.
Ambrt, Ambitus.
.lnd.in-.-n, fa Arabkto j honoris, vd hono
t>ithu$ [prmi<i] Ambrtiofos.; hoaorum,
tfiae, appetem.
I/W/CJM [oHirous r*f] Av'irus, cupidus.
To & omi>'.t;t>uti Hortores anibire, honor);
: fiagrarc, impcrium, <ud Jioaorcs, 4iT<rUrc.
^K.citiaujlyy Ambiciote.
Va *ff:/V, Gtcifus glomerRri?, innumsrum on-
;gu!&, coilieore, tohitim inceili-rr.
_/rfn ax;&k, cr -amhl\*$ />.>, InceiTus nomcrofus.
~t awv.'t'r, or umbkr.gbQrfa Equu* tolucans.
, Tohmrn.
:Avj/ [pantsy] CeiU penaria,
1 .-\ r i'> r< .l"t .1 , A rt em J'fi i .
[the 4ict of the gods] Ambrufia, i.
t/ 3 Ambrclius.
;>.y [vt&lkiagj AmkuUtorius.
/tf's, Ambubtio.
bt*ibury [.inhorfes] Verracs fpongiofa ftn-
^uinc pleni.
-?/! embujiaSt, an&vjb^ or atJtau^mfn. } InCi<l\K.
3Wic, orie, in ewbtjb, Inftdior, infidias all-
<ui tlniere, irffidiis fobfidere^
.,*;/ /.-tr i ambujb, Irifidittar.
j^c.'ra [Oi be itj -!ta fijt, amen, iV?ev. (do.
J^t'n .r.ai'li, i'c. lo the law, (Divis) Gbiiotius.
.;*<. (Sff nf.',) or /t^i'ii-nryur^ J. -Geftus.
'Jc j^ni [itpjiir] U.c piro, reScio, Met. rc-
Cfarcio; -r-Jtauro^ rtconcinno, r^tra^o.
Ti a"i"></ [mske icttcij Emendo, Wit. cor-
wigo, recqgno'co, in stlJiu-i muuit, ijn verier:,
^J tie ar.tultib hh u f *, i/olitiis iimat opus.
7'o awt/r^^i'hangc his w.iy erf living] Rifi-
pifco; rno'es in ro!>uj a.utK, fe 3i baujni
'
.J, Emcnil.rtus, TffoSui, -<Jf c
*ijujxi!i.it,.n'tj, U(yi7) Jilentii pr*r.ii:!rr,.
., ft :<i.' M.I/ ft, amended, 'Emcrxiubilis.
nuul, incmcnditilif, :<Bvht.
n omcr.i!tr, Crr.for., toirsftor, cmcndstcr.
T.- a.f:i:Uing, or animfnirit,
/imtnJs, Compenfaric, frtvsff>io.
^ //f 4 j/i> /J't at..cr.<ii in I/" tcvti ru/ni, son pp.;
ribit 'nJi: r ji>.
5'y WJ nrr.ttiili, Compenfo, pcnrb ; rcpcrulo ;
t corr;g<>; d -rnturn reTarcire. -JJ Himukxb av.tn.ti
:fa t.r, !-i, : f, rc'jirriit tulpum pretenTarru
>wii] f i)Ic^{anf;iel3J Anj;)itas.
Sfy tiHi-.vte [fio<] P^-iltf^ t^/ mulclo, ** pii -
M-I. ,i !t..:n alitui dittitj inJicc:(. ; un^uoeic,,
,'vlultazt.s.
.?riunint, oraxttuMtitn:, JUjAi-i, ftent,
npuliitiu.
......ofsr, Multajoi.
:r.',-r,jT. M;titUl)!K
: eit, (<Milt.)'
1 1 lcrt]Oi.
:; cc!o.ired] * Ana
:<Ku5, per^u
^h.i^'zntj j Decor, [wjlchi-iuido, ven-
^'ifi.'itvu-t, Am3bilir, ducote, .ve:iullc.
, bc.'ievolu;.
jtm'vcetaxfc, Bona gra'ia.
^//.;. t .7'(V. .Aimer, b.-ncvuTt;, xujn i>onii gratia.
'./yj fiat .-:ali;ly] .JPrjvas, vitinTiis. || //^
t/^i/ itii aoppfiud emifi, ft alitjuid-cflct offcnfum.
b amifi, -non ineoramoiic, .nun -d>s re.
lit Kill r.n tc.ami/:, Bon eiit alitnurJi.
ANA
fno right] PrsvJ, >!, mcnde'
'la'r.gi, pcrperam, vitiost. rujujgt amif, if ill
hare male iudicas. Nmbini; cmetb amifi i bin
omn:biis fe xccmrrdat wfbin, cmnii"e
t -/"(;., (ShaV<--fp.) [loft] D.mnt.m.
TiJo tmift, OrTendo, pecco, 4tlinqa , in f
deliflum Hmitire. ^ fi-y ,xamni vt*ti> &.
amih qnfa in eo pfccjtiirn fit exquirunt. If fe
bad dart rw fa little aanfi, li taMuJum f eciilTcs
il, *j| Incaiirtum.
'
AND
fiam'H, (Brnwn) [lofe] A mitre.
ji,m:y [ftiend/Iiip] Am:ritia, W
.
jfmmtnition, Armorum copit, apparihis fctl-
ins.
/' on, t>r belonging H
ftrerffis, miKtarts.
^ ^>, Jajuriaram Sc af&nfionum oblivjo,
lexdbliviemis.
jSmoitg f -oramaigfl, Apu^ t m, int^r. -f ttrct
'fare grftv wauy great Hifwdt am-.n^ft tht A<-btn\.
.Tflr/hrncajnid Athcnienfesmagnaefiircord'r^o't^
itint. 7 nwfr fovgbt morcyzvai n &t rcftontd a-
ttoxg gcoa itnrrft, ntinquam ego prctifiias in honij
:Me nurrer^ndas putav'u fan rot to be re- faned
;W6n .-T grf*t tueit, "hie in maanis virfs non *A lia
bcndui. *f*tvig fritndt all fangs are conxxw,
communia funt nicormn orrmia. t '*ntnv tlefe
'/ ngmltJ to It Jai4 atKorg ibt. "Gretas, ncn tiiir
nolcnwifta inrCraecos die! <foIeFe Tiffy rf^c
*'&ke40mng&t.<***xitjcr f i 'noa fane -prob*n ,
urirrter vulgxis.
Trow tfmsffjr, B, -CX.
j^; anxrlft) or anrerofo, Amafor, prr.cuft.
^rtrvoi, .Amjtcrmr, -|f> lafcivua, 'miiilis ;
imoribus deilrtns, W occupatas.
j'/'T r<US fsi-'itn'y * ; Ph:llT3, -pi.
jSmtnmji Amatorie, bljnJc, -<J> 'ivn]]iTW.
v4flro-7 [:rfflift-d] ^offkis, rriftiti.t afttltus.
^T ^H nmirt, Tr'flitiatotuscb<JuOi:s.
A'-9't [icilied] Wortuuj, -morte rnultatu*.
J 7etfBtcr/B/, (Bacon) Annuac.pcafiofiis ob-i
HpJticne fefe exfblvere.
t rfrxfrt'Maticn,, (A)UfTej Am>uje pcnfionis
ibolitio.
To 1 >rr/.-', f'Spenf.) Amoveo.
^i ait:'js.nt '[totai fuBi] Totirm, Tumma.
To <3wc-ffC, : Crrco, pnrgo. <f[ 7"A* /KIM jj-
mQxrtCtb to ncis-mu.b, redit fumma ad.
A;iuit f loves] Amort s, pi. amcr hfcivus.
An amf>> ihiani crafure, * Aiirma! aneepe.
{| drnfib-b'kpy, (l^rown) V. &n>bif!i<iiy
(I sfapbrfafaa, (Howell') Ambiguus.
y?7 an^bltk^at- e^ * Amphitheartri/m.
Of an ampl'itheQtoCi Arr-phitheatralts.
jftxpif, Ainplus, copicfin. laigu% latus,
- " (Ayliffe)-
A" atrflhfiir, Amplihcator.
To amplify, Ampl'ncQ, naggerit; mgto, am-
^-7^ em/'lifyng, or air.^JKn:ian, Amplificajio,
Jimfliiutie, amplitttfs, (.South') Arr|iK
Amf>!y, Ample, abunde, copiosf,, cmnnlav-
'use, Jarji, latt. Vety, .Am^liflimc-, i.
imJ.
J To amputate, (Wi'S-man] Amputo.
Jlmfutntwn [cutttfig off] Ajcputatto.
d/l.tttr.vlft crgj.nft ~L-it''i>irtiff, Anv.ileviifB.
T& amnfe '[ttalightfiiily entertai-n,] * Aniiritirr:]
tincre, occup.U'onibws difiiniJrc.
To amuje '[rpakfl thooL'htful] Ccii'.r.u onerr
dfiuftti, "Dattntus.-occnpifos.
y?n ant;i/irrg, or sjnufiTrer.t, Deienti.j, ocrupalio
|| Air.ufii-t, (Thomyfork) JDttii^-u-; in ilufo-
" istsle \\ bap-
n ,ij:. t
'
<IM. .'oa'ff [liei-ii't, or rr.or4c]'Qti in fo'i.
tutjine vitam agit.
.:rontiei.s.
..
' umarutum fciipt.ir.
hniflf CM qui a siorbo cwMnJefcunt, f L . Jio
ta, t fxtrcitatio.
fl Armlopw.
(Cbeynt) V. &y.
anagrermfxitj Sinrilitu<irnipro-
portlo, con>pjraiioi conver.irntii.
jlnaial^, (nf;dinf} il Anilyfn, ;.-, f.
WWyriW, ra;u/,ii.*, fl AnalCn
7 a-uz* || <ooiplka in prLic pia pricn M-
olvere.
, (Wllr.) Anauch*.
Ta er-a&iituiii^ i|) AnalhemaK peicuice.
w^ anatotry, * Sceletor, ;', m.
fl Tit art *f,iratimy, Art Jncidfodi,
aiuii, <;oi-pr Ta htimaw.
.fnr.tamrtl, * j| AnatomictB.
AIL amii<,m./l, < i) Anatomicus./
To anaiwiMxe f Hujconum (.jreui
njula? partes fcruUri.
lng, Corpotis 'hornanii incifio.
AnttctfTores, m^iorcs, priorre,
Familia di^n'rtatcn
(Hale) Ctiv
1 To umtAtt iit mctfuri, Majotum vefligiif
nhsrtrt. ^
Ta t/ A/j inurfit
ugorc.
eknglug <* aKcJl<a-s,
ilitini, avitii*.
VnlrluJi'.i ancfort, Df gene r.
Vtriieil-*fittar.c,jl-r.s r.ami,
Anctflry, f rof.'pia, flitps, flemma.
w^i am-bcr, * Anthora, *'p aavulis cncus.
0/~, or /.-te, an anther, * ARchorslic.
92>c cabliefa* amdar, Anchorale, ij, -n.
fl To n, ASJV-, Qt raft anik'f, Ani'horaHvjacijre,
^| T Tct/',./' i>niiw, Aiiciiocarn ioJ-vcre, to-
rc, przc^dc e.
f[ At ar. t -b^t , Stafis in nnchoris, f ./ad anchorT.
', Anchors jacient)^ locns idonovu
An antloret^ Qui agit wtJm-icJittriain.
And-vy, || EnchrafkholtM.
Atcier.t^ Antui\ius, vetuftus, ^efas, prifcu^
vitus.
4n ancifr.1 man, m-ivomon, Scnsx, i'<j grandx-
, grandieva, i<Ji longcsva,
^/J crtttfnl f^lbtr, AvuE.
:' c.'.c-ent [enfign] Signifer, vi!'?rttK.
Tt grtra.' ttKfitnr, Inve'eraico, ^.
'C:iw: ancient, Serxttute, mtl fenio,
.is , invcteratus.
^ ^ T/VV ancient ruftom, VetKiliifirr* m nfu eft.
Jf[ -i' <n, irnt .-/!.:!', Opes aviut.
V, *Olim, ar.'tiquitu?, cwindann, an*i-
ais terrrcribt):^ rnajoium t,
A/-c:e;:tr.ifi, Ant-q'iita5, vetufta;.
A'i.lsntiy, (Shaltefp-1 V.
/', Talus. <J? fpra.
It /i.i,!, M.lieoli.
Cutting Hewn -c IKtarclf!, Talaris-
i) Ai'j-iK-j [felon] Fun;i'.culu<, \'.'U:
A."l, K', ac. arctic, necnon. q'.u 1 , tn:. <i j
r.n-nti if >n. ii-.J :ij! dtirtedly, ego iUcs ?jc-
o, idqtic roriito.
i|-W.ii;i/i/u/< OBA, Plane, ablquv
tone &: pactk>i<e.
, Si, quod fr. -f W-^af ar.V '/ >
i? quid ;g:',ir fi vi>iiu?' || ..t m...
wll r.'j fcrfi-nt, fi aiitem non rereilctis.
tiJ p!sa i"fi.J, inK'i, 'A Deo pl.vtt.
. u/, Sirt.i.l.
^7.r./ r, l Et non, i:rt,r.cn actcm, &'. *\ Titt
irtn if le if ret wilt b.mftlf, and ;
r'C'jt.e ?ui:k f f .JA>!ffi 'f r^Uirt, h;c ii lioi ipfi
:. A non irttrdm natur3e-bonitaie-in-
at<:r. lit kz'in'ik ; ; . *.'./ wars ogat*, a*d iMe*9t
eiju'.lt, rencvac pri(li;)a i-ilU mecpotft
IMC, Wn/ ./i r.a fajtu -:*<re nst uldoj iti:,-ae-
uc-tii hoc dicas f.bi.nun piaciliclurn. jtr.4 -:
IJBJO inu-rvallo, -neqof ira
malii) ^Lft, tirJyinU'saM t^tkxiaa It, 1
A N G
ti eft. jlfd ml taiitxul ini't, rice iivui
'ncm, ncn autf ni iuigi .
.. j>:t, Et lie dcin.'.-ps, & qua; lc-
^uuntur.
vrtforr, Proin, proindc, idfo, idftrco.
..vetiit't, cor.h
IM <fum eft itnipus cojita, slij tl trtj'.rt ht a'
i ,ij :it ,<i r rtfitjra, proir.je Lc tjnf.:m
rum habfjs, q-janluopu? eft.
:rcn, <-:fi C '1'i'f c-mfn!
.:dft, hie tn
litre iii it t do i-oriiis tcmcritaiis rrra*, ct;i qna
i tfiriciicis? Ani- ' I tt.ici
^l quanqoam Ie qui !)C'i
, '-'I, I1CC t-MI
:it eilc Scip : i
Notr, art! is on t-d when the former of" tw(
*rrhs, couplfd by ir, i;ito a participle
^] //i riii'tit at L'rm, a-:J bcjt hiri, cnnviciis bce-
rt-cIJir, for conn ciis larcravit & cecldit
( . ~"j.d in i f>:r t - t quem^rnate
Note, tlie Eng^Mi Miorn ml is fometime:
trsnllJted by a'; as, <| l.'cw jball I dffrrj I. -':r:
end r>s ojmdifcndan:,
ut culpse non fur, L6'.:i:.^? l!z-:v ..-'. ii>! gv cut
tn.f not bt frtr. f quomodo ita pofluinus egredi.
ut non conlpiciair
' jll, Etiam, qur que. ^T ^ntt ynu artl all,
t: ru ft'am. f fiii'h a-d a'l t perdi-
dilfci fidem qi
' n.es includri) in the lupine;
as, tf t lii'.ll pa aid fi., i'>o ^if'ini. Let as
: kil ' eif t Parurri
::sificere!ur.
sl '.civ c? Nam quid ita? quamobrcm Mn-
A N'N
An Gxttiron t Subsx, *vel cantherius focarjus.
* .-Ineiihtc*, Res pell^ nontium vulgata;.
Ar-emine, or emery [flower] 'Anemone, es f f
yf-jrry, De integro, drnuo, dt novo.
Anu.t [over agiinft] E icgione.
Antt [heib] *Anethuir.
|j An.iL'tJi [near, or about] FeiCj ferme.
An Gtigi;/ t I) Angclus.
A good angel, Bonus genius, angelus cuftos
vel rutelar's.
An evil angtl, Malus genius, * cacodaemon.
At J*'g f t [coin] Nummus aureus <jui valet fe-
te decent folijos.
Anan,'tlfi;h [fcate] Squatina.
:Utb] *1| All
A'g^i'-^^t or angel'it/!, *j[ Angrlicuf.
Anger* Ira, i . iracundia j inJignatio ; furcr
JtfttM. bilis, ftomachus.
I'.tt'ir.'.i jflu-r, Excar.defccntia,
weumd^ O lien fa,
Aptrtfjt to anger, Ir.icundi.i.
To ergr, Iinto, cx.'cerbo ; inceHb; -f afprro
riimurn, vel ftnmaclium, alicui movere, bilem
. '.*i aliqiiem incenlum dare, ira aliquem
*Gcendere, incendcre,
Aigered, Irritatus , ir^ incititm; percitus, vc
srftvai r j Mrt. inceni'us. ^[ The btft of men ar
- '- argued, optimorum virorum animi irri
tabHes font.
^] An acute, oltufe, <jl>Ji$ttc t or right, &*gb
* Angul'is acutu., ff.
L:rner] * Ang-ilu*.
7.V, or ang/tng red, fy Arundo, pert'ca
plfcatori*| calamus pikatorius.
An an^/ir, '^ui pi fees arundine pifcatoriacapit
Wtnefcat; * hamiota, a, in.
', iMn.um in a^uas ad pifct
inefcandos dimittere.
.1" arvle for lio^k] Hamus.
Ai at:glic( r m, Locutki Anglicans,
^f An 4Kgti'>g tine, Linta pikatoria.
: ngry t Itacundus, floma
choiu;.
-^T*/ ' ntus "5 an'en^, indignibuntaj
if : q-jus, *^ iniienansj turbitius.
>
Somtvbai angry, Subiratuf; (petvlili) triftis.
Sun angry, UBUbiUs] (more angry) violen-
tior.
angry, Jra incenfus ; ir:i vehcmenter
conimotus ; iiacnndia ardcns, fremens, acceoius.
Ts be angry, Irafcor, fuccen'eo, ttomachoi ;
.ilicui Lcnfcie, Varr. aliquid indignari. ^[ H<
y at it, hoc animo iracundo tulit. ^f //t
a! y ou BC<:y /""" { ba', is nunc proptcrta
nlu Huccnfet. 72 ry art < J ^'V lul.b oi;f .
.ra inter eca inrcr^cifit. I 't tfat I
m not vyjfiff pr iracundii nun lum apud me. A
..','t'r mtketh tbtm ucty ^"^iy y pro le^ibus
noxis graves iras perunt.
Turo, f;rvio, ajduo; A/f/.
co ; dtbftcchorj jta ardcre, gravitcr
r.Uci, ravius, comrroveri, tuign-e,
^] 7^ ie a*gry for t i ''fry rr ://', Uc afini um-
bra altcrcari, de lana csprina nxari.
'Tc ceale to be angty, Uffxvio,
^f To /ookangiy, w angrily [as a perfon] Tor
e aliqiifm afpetlare. wl intneti,
^[ To Lo'i i-r.>-y, or ai.grily [as a fore] Mul-
tum infiainmjr 1 .
'y, Iracunde, irate; (more] ftomachofius.
grtly [in look] Torve.
, [in fprech] Afpere,
',!', * Anpor, lOlicitudoj Jl&t. afflicl
acerbitjs, ctucidtutj dolor intenfus, as^rituuo
premen?.
.'jr [having corners] Anpuhri?, ar*jt
I. us, (Glanv.) augulofusj *i.'^*/.v./, (\Vcod
ward) an^ulatus.
[| Argtift [narrow] AngiiiTu?.
At;rttii;'.c [ pant np] Anhelat : O.
' !, N,clu, aodej
|| Anili:y [wcmens oM age] ^ Anilitas.
A^imadt'erjl-m [correction] Cafti'gatio.
sinitnadverfion [obfeivation] Ariiniadverfic
notatio, obfervar:o.
To animad*uH [coiTcft] CafligOj animadvcr
terc in al'qurm.
To amwadicrt [take notice of] * Animadverto,
obkrvo, * animum ad aliquid advtrteie.
Af;';>-\id"Vcttcd [corrtfled] Caitigatusj [taken
notice of] * antmadverfus, notatus, obfervatus
An a :;maduerttrj (South) Caflig.itor, animad-
verfor.
Animad'vtrfi've, (Glanv.) Cui Jfacultas eft anj.
madvenendi,
An animal * Animal, * animans.
Animal, or />t/or;ging ;o animals, * Anima'is.
Animal nfe, Anima.
An anim.it'cuk, \\ Animalculum, V. Lif.
To animate [encourage] Cohorter, exLito, in
citi> j inccndo, ftudium alicnjus inflammare,
mentem alicui incitaie, unimum acidere; cohor-
tationibos aliquem impeileif.
Animated, Lxcitatus, incitatu?, inrenfu^.
To animate [ t'.ive Jit'e, >.r qMicken] AnilTto.
Animattd [quickened] * Animattis.
An an'mtitiri's, Cohortatio, incitatio.
At-imation, (Bacon) An matio.
An animator, (Brown) Qni animal.
An anker [of brandy] Dohclum.
An'imQJitv [heat] JV/'f. Ardor, impetus.
Ai'.imtjtty [grudge] Odium, (imultas, * fto-
machtis.
Amfe, or arifeed, Anifum.
An ana'.ift, Annalium conditor, faftorum
Icrtptor.
Anuah [yearly regifters] Annale?, pi. fafli.
A'-.natei [firft fruits] Primitia?, pi.
Aiit.czl.rv of ri/ft, &c. Tegularum, lamina-
rum, nietallorum, c5*r. proba codlio & duratio.
To annex [join to] Ar.nedto, appono, impo
no; adjunpo, adjicio.
To annex f aiTign] Afcribo.
I) Annex, (Brown) aMe\mtKt, (Shakefp.) or
.1 tbixf ar.n;,\, </, A-^iitamenttim, appendix.
Anrex <1, Anncxus, appofitus, adjun^lus, ad-
"L'OuS.
An anntxin?, aKne}:on, (Rogers) annexation,
(ff.immond) Annexus, appofitio.
To anr.'ii iktc. [bring to nothing] A liquid at'
oihilum redigcre, omnino cclcre, fuadHus ex-
A N O
ingue're.
To be ar.n\hiiated t Pereo, intereo.
Annihilated, In n:hilum redadtus ; orr.nir,*
deletuE, funditus extinchis.
fomibilattng, or annihilation, Exttntio.
4nnivtr/ary [yearly] AnnivcrL.rius, annuu:,
iclennis.
4n anuwtrfaryfaft, Jejunium anniverfaiium,
vcl folenne.
jftrxiverfary feajls, Annua ftfla.
Notatio, nota, commcntarium,
obltrvat o.
4>no-aio-, Qni commentaria fcribit; qui auc-
toris vitia virtutefve examinat , commentary o-
rum fcriptor. Annotalor, Pi'iry.
: n un~e (Milt.) Annuncto.
T& anxt,v t Incotrmodo, la.'do, offend o.
An annvyanie, or annv\>r^, Noxa, d-tmnurr.,
i \**r
incumnioi.uin i jxiio^ oncniio.
Annoyed, Laefus, oficnlus, damno affect us.
An annoyer, Q^i aliqnem incommode aliicit.
A'>'' r -'al [yearly] Annuus, foirnim.
Annual')-, Qjioi^nnif, fingnlis anr.i.3,
An annuity I'enfio annua, red it us aninvii,
To annutl [nrke void] Abrogo, refdndo.
Annular , or annulary, Annularis.
Annulhd, Abropatus, refcilTus; folntui,
An ttttriit/fiify Abrogatio, aholuio.
To annum fate, Annumeio.
Annunciated, Annumcratus.
To annunciate [brine; news] Annnnnn.
The annur.rix hn [Lady. day] [| Annunciatl*
Maria; vr-ginis.
Tb an-,int, Unc, irungo; line, ob'inc, si-
lino, ill;no, illinio.
To anoint about, Circnmlinio, cirmmlino.
To aroint all over, Perlino, perli/iio,. txungo,
pernngo, per 'mm so.
T" anti'.t 'Jti-n, Unflito, i.
To anoint up'st'i Supcrinunpp, fnperlino.
Anointed, Unftus, delibutus, rj> litus, i!litLj 3
pertufus.
Ar.Qinttd vvtfb facet ointments, Unguentatus.
Anointed all over, Ferunclus, circuml.ttii.
An amint\Kv all over, Peruuftio.
Ananointer, Unctor, 3.
An anointcr cf a dead corps, PoHinctor.
An anointing, Un&io, inuntio ; undiura.
At:o<nfing, or btfatgtflg ft anointing, Uncluarlu^,
Arot;t.l.ui [irregular] Anoimis, t-m imi;.,
|| anomalus.
Ancrralouf.y 9 (Brown) Contra regul.ttn.
|| Anomaly, (South) Inaequalitas, || anomalu,
\\* Ancmy, (Bramh.) Legutn contemptus, ihi-
Anon [by and by, preftntly] Confefiim, cco-
tinuo, exiemplo, c veftigio, iliico, mox, pn*|f-
Hiem, pintinuSj rtatim^ abfque moia, citja mo-
ram.
slrxriy'iKous, * Anonymus.
Ai.onyn-.oujly, (Swift) Sine nomine,
J A'K r<-.ry"P oat h' n tr f 'food] Oitj faffidium.
I) *rtf/f./4?;*, Identidcm.
A''--.tler ) * Uiut. ^[ //' ;i (.fancier m;W, ali-
t*'r put.it. He is t<f another tnind now, dc fcnttn-
;ia drduclus eft. If your cafe it ere ntln? you ivw/d
be cf another minrf, tu fi hie riTrs aliter fenfires;
Left k e ie of another a ;ir.J, ne fentciitiam mulct,
Tbffftand r.yiu on we fat, th(n en tf e ctb r t altt-r-
nis pedibus infiftunt. Good tun.s tune tyoae to
another, beneficia ultro citroque data accepuque.
He d'tfyerfcd them abroad, fame to one place t font
(oanotlcr, alia alio diHipavlt.
One ar.o'htr, Alii alii, alter alterius, fe invi-
cem, C] .^ to one anttber, alii
^liis pro..- Bear ye one Mf*r*j4w-
(fe>u, alter flltei ius onera portate. || Om mifebiff
-,n the neck of, moth r, almd ex alio malum. They
,-inothfr, mutuis Iftibus occidcre. TA^rr
t'ofiety one ivifh another, focietas iptorum inter ip-
Toi. Tj cy tike QKC another well, utcrque utrjquc
ft cordi.
^[ One after c.wtier, Alternis \icibus.
One with a tot her, ^\ They coft me ten jhitt'mgt
we ivi:h cr.cth:r t fin^uli^ li jjumerum at<juaverisj*
deoen
ANT
Secern CuHdis eonft.tcrnnt. Tie fold t be fruit tn
u-itb antitbtr, promifcuc fruftus vemU.lit.
At another time, or ff.icej Alias, ^\ Ont whh
If atremftttb my f oldie n> ar.oilcr tine my friends
modo milites meos, modo amicos folicitat.
Ancttbtr mjn's, Alienus. f[ Free of anotbf
ir.jnt purfr, de alirno libcralis.
Anvtber tvay, (] amtberira':tiei t (Sidney) an 1 )
lber%uep t or guife, (ArbutnnotJ Aliorfum, alic
roodo.
To an\iver % Rpfpondeoi fubjicio, reCronf. dare
*J excipioj refero, fub*.*o, fubjici >. ff He an
fiveitlkfrtm (be purpafc, alien urn refyontiet. //
wfioerctb like for like, par pari refert, lege tali-
onis agit.
TCI anfiuer [rorrefpond, or fuit] Congruo
eonvenio, quadro.
To anj'wcr [excufc] Exrufo, aliquem culpa
liberare, vet eximere. f[ You can never an five,
t L at fault , te de ifta te nunquam excufirepoter;s
To anfiver for [be anfwerable for] Spondee
ad me recipio.
To anfwer for [be fecurity for] Pro aliquo
prsedem, tv/vadrm, fe fiftcre.
Toenftoerfor [give an account of] Rationem
redJere.,
To anfrtvr [fi-rve for] Utilis, vtl idoneus, efTe
To arifivtr again, or c/i.-n, Refponfo, refpon-
fiio.
Tcarfwfr, as an cch, A (Tom*, refono.
To atrjhvfr aa-n [as fcrvjnts] Obloquor, prr-
tei vc rtfpondcre.
T? attfwer a^a':n [rail at] Regeiire ccnvi'ium
111 aliqucm.
Ts anfaer art ti&vn at laiv, Reftipulor.
tr To anfkver objefli',*:, Adverfarii Bodos diffb 1 -
vcre, rei obje*e occurrere; a forejeen argument,
f\ TV i.f ~'zc?r cr c li f.' a.' : .c r >, Gratiarum, i:e/ be-
neficfhmm, rremorem fe prspbere; pratiam re-
K-rrr, prxniia pro ac^eptis bencficiis rependerc.
An anfiver> Rcfponfio, rcfponfum.
An at'ftvtfrjrorr: Gtd t Oraculnm.
Anjirera/'fe [ccrrefpondent to] Congruen",
Cenfonu5, confcntanfus.
T'j&fJ'if-icra-'/g for, Pncflo. ^ The father !:
tinfiuerab'e for i be faults of bit d-Hth err, pa-erla-
milixprjeflaredebet eaquse alibrris fiunt, a pa-
tref<imili# jure npetitur ratio ecrum qu;t fac:un'.
liberi.
AnfwttMe tn , or fir, Obligatus.
H Ankoerttblentft) Confcnfio, congruentia, con-
Tenientia.
rab'y, Pariter, fimiltter; conp'uenter.
ff AnfirereJ far, Pro quo vadimoniurn obitur.
An anftuf.rf r, (Swift) Refponfor.
Au anfavfrtr for ano.'bf, Prses j vas, vadtSt
An an/iafrh^t Rel'ponfio.
Tte anftvertfi? ( f an a?':cn at /aw, Reflipuh-
tio, 3.
An Mfroerirrg for, Vadimonium.
An ant [oifmirf] FcimLa.
An ant-bill, or ant's ml, Caverna fcrm'cofj,
giumulus formicis repletus.
Li&eatitfj Formitinus*
An antagenift [adverfary] Arfverfarius.
Tbe antarfli.k [fnurh ] />?/>, * Polus suftralls
Anftcc.tritfe, (Hale) Prima'.us, principatus.
An antt'.fdert, Piificipiuin*
A'm f' J "' ! ' [!breso:ng] Antecedens, pra?ccdens.
AntetrtfcHty, (South) An.e, antfa, prius, in
intecefTum.
An antes barrbtr. Anterius conclav? j * anti-
thalamus, Fun . l r ttr. proccetion, P/in.
To a-rfcdate, 'I'eit|pus antiquius quam far eft
adfcv'iberc.
An antedate^ *|j Prochron'fmus.
Arteduteti, Tcmpus antiquius quam pr-reftad-
frnptum.
fhtetiaur, (Brown) Anterior.
Anambem [a divine 0-n^] * }| Antiphona.
St. /Jr.tbrMy*yJirt t * j[ Ki \fipdas, ut\J> n.
A ('-'', "J! Anricbriftoj.
A,ui.h'j;':an 9 *|| Antichriftianns.
To tintifipate [prevent] Ancicipo, uttccdpio
ANY
anreoccupo, praeoccupoj praecipio, occurro j pra
verro, pnpl'umo.
Artirifat <f t Pra-occupatus, inforniatus.
An antiiif'titingj or tintr ifmrit,n t Anricipalio,
jnteoci upjt:o, prarncrupatio, * pro'epfi?, ii t f.
Anririf>,it,rj{r |"part. ] 1'rjeoctMipans*
|| /in an?n iparar, Qui anficipat, ve/ praerccu-
;>-n.
Ant it h in buildings] Signa antiqiu, H MIT.I
anrjquae; prylii, Pin.
An anthk [mimick] H flrio, * mimus, !u-
'ius; ludio.
Anriikty) (Shakefp.) Jn^p'ej antiquo mo'f,
*Tht anttc'r [in horfes] Fcbiis pefHens, phleg-
mon: circa pelus ftipara.
Sin artHote* Aniii!otum, * alixipharmacum.
An antil.pe, Hircns recurvis cornibu?, L.
Antlmonartbcaf, Regiae domination! aJverfa.
ius, unliis d'tminatui inimicus.
Aniimmy [a flone found in filver mines] Sti-
ium, ftimmi, indec.
s/'itifafiy fa natural aveifion] Odium, faft;-
liumj repugnant ia, averfaiio, * aritipith '..
Vff. ff To batte an an-fftatby to a p*rjw t ar-
liquo natural! odio refugt-re. Tl-e antifij'by cr.d
ftn\-pa<b'f r -f tt:a*r,inafe hfiro'^ odia amiciii.-eque re
um frnfu c^n-ntium.
A "t'periftafiSi *|| Antipeiiftafis, i:, f.
A ntxtdei [whole feet are againfl ours] *An-
:ipode?, vrtj m pi,
Aiattquary t Antiquarus, ?.nt'qujtatum ftti-
liofui,
To antiquafc [Dryden] Antiquo, V- abolifh.
A''.tiqua:tdi Antiqtiatus, abrogatu?, abolitus.
Antiq'!C> Antjquus, txoletus, rji archaicus.
Antiquiy y Antiquins, vetuftas.
Art'i/isof-lf [conveifion] a figure in rhctorick,
\vh?n in the Ume fentrnce one word is ufcd it:
varlc'tis fenfe, * j! Antillvophe, r t f.
ln;i'be!\s (opfcfuion of words, or fentiments]
*1| Antithrfis.
Ar.iltn [brow antlers] Rami primigenii cor-
muim tervi jtmioris.
An ant'i/. Incus, udis t f. ^[ Tbat affair is
to ufon tbeart.'it, de ea re jam dcliberatur,
A'! ti'."v r i j} A , TIUTICUS incudis.
ff To bwiur upon an anvil, Incude aliquic 1
ub^gfre, mollire. tujidere.
Anx:tty t Anxiet-iF, anxietudo, frLt. cruciatus
olicitudo, ce-iritudo.
Anxicusy AnxiiiF, foHcitus. ^
Anxhufyy (South) Anxie.
To be anxioujy rfr Trepido.
Any, UMus, quil'bet, quifquam, qulvlaj om
is. f[ Nor ccuid any noir.d Wci, bnt t ncque
11 is afR.'te vcntus poterat, quin. |) Any nt-vtr
j,nall a maner t quarlibet vel minima res. A^y
>.e o r yot/ } quiv's veftium; Scarce any batb tfcfffed
:,-/', I.JuH ffie quifquam ta!em inti-ri-
H m effugit. B.tt if tberc bt any xecejjity for tbr^
"n quas nccedltas hujus ohvcnerit, Ivftkbrntti
n ft of any i hf>c ego utor uno omnium plurimo.
-,-rc 7f at aty maty of f -taw, q-iojil de pace
geretur. He rovk at wucb f>ains at any of you,
e ut unufqaif^ue veftrum laborjvir. If you
. sjike tr.e any mere, prater h^c fi me irritti.
n any tbh'g r.vbcr tfan fbt:, ubivis fiCtJiusqnarr
n hac ie. If they bad any wind, fi in anirno
!Tet. Conffn ft! ;citb aiy f.rime t qualicunquf-
rincipe contentus. / vrxteifernd not J'-T '.ncimd.
erbum prenui nullum intclligo. Hi .
fblnd any f<r grandeur) nemin! cedic iplvndure.
'ifc was never aty diuit <-f it, ile eo nuiiqn.im
mnino dubitatum eft. She iifaid 1 to rffpcfi 1 tl>h
bwe any otbcr country, fertut terris rrugis omni-
us hanc coluifle. Witl-tut any ilang!r t fine
mni ptnculo.
Any trav t bcdy* cne, Ecqms* ecquifnam, quif-
iam, quivis, qnivis unus*. f| Ifv t it ,jny bod\
ere? beta, r^qu s life eft? Wi-erea* ycu a*>
rbttber tbi'te be ar.y bf>e, quod quxris ecqua fpes
it. h any man al'we more fortunate than IV ccquis
me vivit hodie fortunatior ? If any one ask for Me,
quis me quxrat.
A>y ti'irg, Quicquarr, vd cuiclquarn, quidpiam,
uippiam, quodvis. ^[ Ar.j tb.n^ //c^/ii> ;/.(.
A P O
milii quj.lv.'s fit eft. || Ifte.JfcnJaay ,
iu:d j-ercjt. W.n / t ,t,:-, "iking i k
quid cop:rfior fuit } Rathe, la M/,r any li ,rv
quidvis pati iralle. If ,bc thfl katb u n*
k'"-, fi uredo q:i:ppiam non.it. 7/ry,-,,
ley had anrfanitr terrva.;d-, MgabaDt i,bi j.ltra
juitquam ni.'n.b'um cfFc. / l e ,., ,
>b w falj.l,, nihil quidjujm meniitM fu-
'-)-.'. '>e fMlfa--lt tKilat, non
rcquiri: quid rcprtlionctat. ft bt ary iti,.f lie
rs.i diljrr fVi.fi;. " Avy
" n ff, !r~an nt'saU f.orr ;<j if, 'r, lliqail
!iai)lo hun.nivi- irj 1 i I Dp-re roi:.'. || i an
any :'
,1 : , ampi:us.
si> y bow, (/' r -^ joniodo.
A' V former, D utius.
Aryn.O'C, A-
' i't 0;^;::,^ ,-i - t .il.i]i!.i-r r
Pa? ^' : ^entium a-tatrm n^ere.
<"y 7'/,fr, into,
(in eft u'lulex fc:ip-j uf,.iam, five r.ufquam. /
.If) nit plftttft I fiu'l r.'. t -j t - a>'y ".fk:rt ay f^t'fd
'ib'tie, commfvraUirum ir.e nufqtiam arbjtr'or'. ' I
' wtre ary -.cLfi hire a-'-CJt, litin.i-n liic
Ifja.i arc any ii-bri cut <.fii* toay,
'bli c .
// .'!) -Ti'/vr:-, Sicunde.
Ifaia'y /.TO, Siq-.iando.
A-.y ioti her, Quoquam, ufquam, quopiam.
IT Art }".u going any ichid'fr f itulllfn.' quiV.-iam
' A' r ir. 'c:i did I pi any icbtrt after tiatilay,
ncc vero ufquam dif. cdebam ex eo die.
AtffVtkrtlfi AliqnandiUi
A<<2'\lm t Unqnam, quandocunque.
^///[Grrek tenfe] l[),lennitum,2.*[] aoriHus.
Slpacr, Cito, celcr itr. prcpeie, Icfimanter, .
irriruio. ^J Jt rain, 'b op jft t veherrentei pluit.
Hi runnc'b apa e, cujr.t gradu incitato. lie rf^'J-
ibafaci, cuifim legit. Htfj-taL-rk afat , piar-
cipitat fcrmonem. llcjbif iai/cib afact, cldfli.
feriur cito gurgite.
Afan, Scotfum, fcparatim, (isiilstim. ^J Tiy
ivc'e ixaurineJ cpirt, d v<ifi iu'enogaLuntur.
sfpart fret;*, Stjrnclijs, fuKtu*, legre^atus.
To ft ard apart, Difto, d;ftit.>.
An apartment [ n a palace] Portio quidam
alatii alicui ad habitandum a/Iicnata.
An afailmmi [any lodging] /lidium pais, c-
.lificii membrum.
Afatby, Aft'tcluum vacatio, vtl vacuitas.
A ape, Simla.
A Unit apt, Simirlus, fimiob.
/^r aber [ri(h] Aper, [>ri, m,-
Tc i'.pf t or iirittite, a tc <.n, Irr.i'or, aliquem
tmitando effinpcre atque expnn;cit*, lUMuty/ifi
confiqui, i-fl afFcqui.
j4i.ip'\' t Cruditas jlomachi, "j] apepfia.
A[tr;tnt f afririf f, (Haivey) A. '
jiliilm}-, (Holt'ei) .if.'ilan, A.u=Kura.
/irrriy t Apcrie, p'ane
Aitra':us, Herbi lino foliif.
sin .: Ifi-.im [j n.axlm, tr fliort fcntrnce]
PUntum; brcvis def : .
An apiary, Apiarium, 2.
* Mimicus.
tri.ii, Gentr, p!. incp'isc; rr.irr,!, pi.
^i. imi riulOUl I.
Ap'Jbly, Rid'culi, .Ji mimice.
Apjhnc i, Gefliculatio, * mirr-ic!, Tr/ri<!icu!a..
j4f:<ce, Sinrulns, or iinguti. ^Ttq taJtm
[>'Gv;ij'es fjjigtttd tbimtipincc, I iny provinciir dc-
c'etjt finfulo. tie fa them r'i era
apitcc, duodrna in fir.gulos liorr.^nfE dcfrripfit.
Tbtap'.rjlypi [tevelatinn ] " || Ap ira'y,)ils, ;>,/.
Apocrypha!, * If Apocryrh >!ji.
jfyojifficf}, (Brown) Dcmonftrativu^.
Stf'ftt, *[| Apogzum.
Atxkgniut, (Boyle) Apologfticuj.
Te afolcfrizf, or male an npal:c*} t j\r t Aliquem,
'/aliquid, pui^are, dclcntli-te, tucri.
./or,V7, Dcfcnlbr.
Fabella.
A P P
A P P
A P P
f<xwfc] Derenfio, nt*.
[ fliort witry frertenee]
auu'um t: breve alicuius tiri illuftric.
Sk*plt(Hrt, *)| ApejileAicoi, attoitm.
Aap*ptaty. apcpltx, (Dryden) [dead
m rrfolotio.
AfvfrfeKi, Reticrn'ia.
Ab inftitoro felifiofo dcfeftio.
A''ap':ljaH, I'.ChriiHan* fidti, ill rtligioni',
(fcfr.
Tc t> ifs de*ci, fid:! niufra-
gi-jm facers, tch^iofum inftitutum d'etre.
An apt -me, (Brown) aptfume, (Hanrey) Ab-
fceffuf, fuppuralt*. .
A* apifl'e, Primm )] Chriftianz dottrma'
ptzco, *|] apoftalu!, I.
sle-til ,'o:f, *|| Apofloli munus, || apoftolica
difrniias.
ApojiJ''*!, 01 apejfiM, *J Apoft >licu!.
.^,/lnpbe, EHfas alicnius vocali nota.
f To tpiflropbe t mrd, Vocalcm elidere.
An apifnpbc, Scrmoms ad aliqucm, vel all-
quid corrverfio.
Ti tpcftmpttxt, (Pope) Sermonem, convertere
vel avertere.
An afabtc/tf); Pharmacopola, medieamento-
rum confeftor, medicamentarius, P'i.
An apubt.-ary'tjhtf, Pharmacopolium, me
dicamentaria officma.
A* apoxixi, Decorum. *
Ti appall [aftonifli] Connemo, pallorem ali-
cui incutere.
To appall, fpffl', (L) [daant, or difcourage]
Pcrcello ; aliquem * terrere, vet parterrere.
Appalkcl, Confternaius, perculfuj, perterritus
AfptU*">t, appa/emmt, (Bacon) Confternatio
|| Appanage, (Swift) V. Afftnxfgl.
Apparel, Veftis, vcftitus, amic>us, cultus, ha
bitu ; veftimemtum; iiidntus, 4.
Appartl [in furjery] Vulnctaria! carationi>
apparatus.
Affa'fl [tackle of a (hip, fr.] Apparatus 4
fl To apptrel Hmfe/f, vclhm injui-rc, indueie fib
\eftem, indufre fe vcfle.
To apparel anvtler, VeRio, alicui veftem in
duerc, alicui veftitum dare, t'-'l p'rcbcre.
KT apptnl [make ready] Se accirrecre, paiare
apparare, compararc ad aliquid aeendum.
Atrfiareled 1 , Anrttus, vefticus, vefle inJufvr>.
MftrtltAjfUattj, Concinnatti5, eiornttus.
sippareliJntatly, Concinnus, cultu?, comptus
AppircltJ meanly, Vili, vel pannusj, veils
indotus.
AppareleJ in wrij, Pnllatus, pullo veftitu
in.'iitus, lugukri habitu veftitiis.
Appareled untarte/fune/y, Inrultus, inornatus
An appareling, Amiftus, veftitut ; cxornatio,
Apparent, M.m:teftus, liquiHiis, cvidens, fcn-
fpicuui, Met. nerfpicnus, }> apparens. ^ Ap-
parent nkeni o/tt'i.W/i, oprefla (ccleris vefli-
An apparent trim, Crimen fligrans, vel fla
gitiofum.
^ Heir afptrail, Cui ju? eft proximum ad ha-
rtditatem.
To be apparent, Pareo, com^iareo ; rl'iceo.
il apparent, liquido tfnftat, r'Sip'a loquitur.
To makt apparent, Patcfacio, demonOro, ap-
probo, Suit, obfcuritatem tollire, tcrcbras dif-
utere, nullum dubitandi locum reiiinjucrc.
Made jppirm', PatefaOBt.
Af-f-tnnilf, Apertc. perfpicuc, manifeftc.
H 'Affarer.tixfs, IVrfpicuitat, evidentia
An apparition, Spedrum, vifio, viliira.
An apparitor, Liflor, apparitor ; caUcur.
Toappay, Satisfacio, fiti, 3.
Afpaid, (CaTidrn) Contenuis.
To a/fearb, (Shalcefp.) V. Inpettck.
r fo appeal [accufe, iW.] Accufo, defero.
To af peal to, Apprllo. prnvoco; laufam ad
aliquem referre. ^J / appeal to yu, t^ teflern
appello. He apj'ialifl fitm lie Prtrtsr to the tri-
t.ru, i praetorr ad tnhunos ippelljut. // af-
fn/rj to the pnplt, ad populumprovocavit.
An 'Ppd, or effieUng, AppciJatio, 3. pro-
Lntiri eftftfnal, Libelli (I aojvlla'orii.
A prfleil [icculd] Accufatoi, dcUtu*.
Arfaled to, Appellatus, provocatm.
At affrtkr, or fpfellemt, Appellattir, provo-
tur.
Ti tfpear, Appareo, compareo, pareo. ^f A<.
far at an appear from u-.'jat wai viriten, quod li-
Tt apfear alovt [water] Ento, Jftti, i.
To appear thtre [others] bniineo, ibfciemi-
neo; prrrmineo, Tac.
^f It trppemretb by this, IHnd indicium eft.
fT To appear a%ainft, Se fiftcre contta al'^nTm.
^[ To appear for [fide with] Alicui favc.e.tu-
tari partes aticuius.
f[ T appe.tr for cne [before a juslge] Se fiftcr:
n judicio ad aliqiiern derendendurn, vadimonium
>b're, ad vadimonium venire, Tr/ orcurrcrc.
To tpftar i>ff',re etr, Obverfor; occurr i.
f| To appear in p'int, Audlor cft'c fcripti *ty-
nis tnandati, ^'/libri alicnjas pub'ici juris fadi.
To appear [fcemj Videor ; *% clueo.
To appear [become vifiblf, as of the fan, &c. ]
Illuceo, illuccfco, effulgeo.
^f To appra- openly, In medium, vel in orbis
'heatrum, prodirej in luce wfari, e tenebris
erumpcre.
To appear [arife] Exorior, orior ; emrrgo,
emico, furgo.
To appear a: tiv-oigb a gtafi, Tranfpareo.
7a be^in to appear, Patefco, 5.
To make to appear, Aperio, demcmftro, mon-
ftro, oftendo, exhibeo, V. Tt make apptirft.
It appeareib, Conftat, liquct, paist, videtur,
liquido pater, patrfcit.
An at-pearance [look] ^ Afpeclus, 4.
An appeararce, or appearing [cutwnrd fhew
Species, .| vujtul. ff AJ bit rrtigim c&tfjfle'b r,
e, rmnis illius pietas in fpecie fifti? fi
mn). tionis apparet. Hf it a goo-t man to a II tip-
ff.,unfe t hie fpeciem pr.ne fe viri boni frrt.
Apfejrat ee [conccurfe of people] Frcqmntia
i. concurl'us, 4. celebritas, j. fl Tkere nevei
:u.is fn great an appear ante of all jeftt of p^ple
in tkit f/'/y, nunquam ha?c civitas tanta cclcbri
tate omnis generis hommum floruit.
Appearance [likelihood] Similitude,
litudo.
Apptarar.te [in a court of juflice] Ad vadimo-
nium occiitfus.
Appfarar.ee [figure] Perfcrfia. ^f Hi 1 maretl*
t'eat appearance at fcurt t maijnificam >n aula p?r
lonam fulrinet. lie maUlb but a mean appear
ftn,-e, improbam perfonam agit.
An afp:ara nee aboi'c wafer, Emorfi*.
Ai appeararct [vifion] Vifio, * phantafma,
(pfclrum, * umbra, $ vifus, 4.
Aptft apft-irrnce [rifjng] Exortus.
^[ A day ofappejieme, Dies iUtus vadimonii
obeundi.
^| c Jbe lajl (/<7v of appearance, Terminus || pe-
remptoiius.
ff Default of appearantt, Vadimonium defer-
tum, vadimonium non obitum.
ff To nujte one's ofpearante, Se firtcre.
^1 Ti kt toifd f,i MI t appearance, Vadirno-
nium promitterc.
Appearing, Apparens. S*ft the Verb.
T"J iipp<^'c, CompetVo, M't. romprimo, mi-
nur., camiiono, reftinguo, remitto, D'a.n, fedo,
paco; pacifico; lenio; mnlciM; TfL". dcmul-
.o. remulceo; tranquillura facere, plscidumred-
ff To apptajf trte'i watf, Aliquem ir:* fi:rfn-
tem mollire TV/U-nire; iram alicuius cccrctic,
placare, permulccre, fedare.
To eppeaf* by Jaf>ifict\ Expio. lifo, placo ;
iroiiitio; propitium reddere, vet etfici-re.
ApfeafMc, Placabil", inpenio flcib lis.
Wi*t appea!cue>/Cj Implarabilis.
ius ; IrnilnA; Met. Ibpnratus. <|j Atvarnctto
be appeaffti, bellum inexpiabile.
Tborcvgb'y appeafed, j'erpacatm.
ft It af'p(aJ,J, Placer j + rcmollcfco, mi-
efco, detevri-, <Wtrj demitigorj rum N
quo pacificari. fl Ht it appea'ej, fervor aniir.i
efedit. I fur. itiir angir wai afpiajni, cum it,
confrdiflint.
T'J It alpetfid, Averruhc.indui.
A* eiijinefi a it appeajtd, Pl.irabilitJ-.
A* afptafer, Pacific.ri>r ; <J> pacator.
An efftf/hif, || apfujmint, (Hay wild) Paci-
fkatu, placjtio, fe latio.
7'Aj/ wkkb apptajeib, PUcimM, placimen-
tum.
Apf-lltn. (Aylifffc) Qi accufatur, / defer-
tur.
cppelt'.'ion, Appcllatio.
, || Appellativut.
[thepeiToijappealeitoJ AppeJIstut.
AK af-ptlimr [a criminal who ditccvereth ki
accomplice!] Accufator, delator.
[I An appcllvir [challenerr] Provocator.
ApptndtM [hs'.iiijinj; on] App^ndcc;.
|| Tit a^nut*, Appendo.
Appended, Appenfiis.
|| Afpatiicmtt (Hii'e) Additus, adjunclm.
Aspcrdi atiorr, (id.) Addiramentum.
W itfffr.Ji.t, or append.1^, Appendix, /<:, (.
A fm.tlf sppcnd'tx, Apperuiicula, i.
t App r.n}-r, Rf'iiius natu minoribus fiatri-
bus c regia fiii-ps afligrjatns.
Ti appertain [belong] Pertinea, attineo; re-
fpicio, f|>eclo. fl Afar It bad latin awJf alt
that apftrtained t> HI, cum ademerit nobis oir.ira
o,u:e noftra er.mt propria. Re knew every thing
which appertained n the art cfii'ar, nulla res in
iT'i militari pofna huius riri fcientiara effugit.
Til- yutflioi ofpfaioab topbihfofJij, lixc qnat-
Ilinin phitofophj.* vcrfatur.
// fit'f>ctta\mtk, Intereft, refert. ^ /if ippfr'a:x~
'th to the f-if>'tY of :kf puhluk^ f.iluiiS conimunia
:ntereft. // afl-olaittlb let nint cwa ct!i:3r.!ngf f
m -.i-cll ,n f/> it ifcd'tn, mei inierdl & aliorum.
Affurltin'in^, applrtlMM, (Shakcfp.) Pcili-
nem, f|icc>jns.
An appcttaimrvxt, (Shakefp.) Id quod ad a!U
cnjus dignitatem pertinet.
Appfrtenancr, (Brown) Appendix, acccflio.
i Expetibili*, expftendns.
t (Rramh.) apf'fnct, (Milton) ap
petition, (Hammond) Appetem'u, app^titio.
Anafj>c:iti, Cibi appetemia, atidiias, cupidi-
tas, fames ; {* cupido ; animi irritatio, Sen.
^ To get an appetite, Famem opfonare, * fto*
inach'im acuere, appMr ntiam cibotum pTatrtare j
u'tditatcm ad ethos adjuvarc; aviditaccm cibi
'arcrr, ^Wexcitare.
7'j l\i-!-f at ef'p.tit; E'urio, 4. cibuiji appptere.
ff Ti b,n>e itiipfu'ttt, Nullann ciborum apjf-
lentiam lentire, nulla cibi avidiute duci.
^[ To rru'.br one /cfe bit i:f'p*!its, Alicui cibonim
ijflidium aiTlrrr, ^r/ciborum appetentiam l;ebr.
t^rc; alicuicihi aviditatrm auferre. I l<ate lift
:ny at-prl?!-:, cibi faticcas & faftidium me a-pi;.
A gwii app-tits to eat, or dnnk t Cupiditas P-
dendi, bibcndt.
|| Ft'// e; aforti'e. CIS- rum avidus ; j;nlofus.
jtnhfflietltaffit'at, In^luviei, aieiuli r.ibies,
* orexis.
jif-pitith-t, (Half) Facilitate appetendi pra?-
jitut.
applaud, Pbmlo, appU'ido; complaucfo;
Met. adhinnio, ad; A'r. idmirmuro , pltulu
comprnhare; aliaurm phufu urcfe^u:, -vel laitdl-
buj nfferre ; benedicerp, r t'lemo.
^J To be applauded, Plaui'um accipcre, lauilibu*
eiri.
A/>pl*a.1eJ, Plan'
An applnudtr, Met. Appljufor, plaufcr, lio-
Jator.
At: appLmfc, or af-pluuding, Applailliis, pbu.
'us; <f- lams fcnii.
Va'tn api h nft, Vcntus pnpularis,
^ 1 > excite applauft, I'ljufus motrre, ecitare.
f[ TV gamapflaufc, Laudibus rflerri, glorum
confeqtii.
^1 Tofrtkapplauft, Plaufum captaie, aucupari,
veanti, aftbclare.
, PopuJaris jactatio.
I Dffeivifig
A P P
Defining applaufe, Plaufibilis.
A" apple, Pomum, malum. t\ Appl'-t, eggs,
and nuts, one may eat after Jluti, poma, ova, at-
tjue nuces, fi det fibi ford:da, guftes.
An apple fan rotcn, Pomum fugax.
A ftimmer apple, Malum prsccox, vel >J> proe-
COquum.
A winter apple, Malum fcrotinum.
An oak apple, Calla.
Si pine apple, Nu* pinea.
A quince apple, Malum cydonium.
The apple of the tyc, Oculi pupilla, acieS.
Apple of hie [herb] Pomum amoris.
An apple core, Ponn loculus.
An apple pye, * Poma crufta farrea incofta.
An apple loft, Pomarium, Plin,
An appl: mcnger, * Pomarius, Uir. qui, vel
tjuar, poma vendit. tf t He talkttb like an old ap-
fle tvorran, Inepte garrit.
A" apple tree, Malus, i. f.
Of, or belonging to, an apple tree, *Malinus.
An af pie yard, or place planted wili apple-trees.
* 1'ometum, i.
Searing apples, {> Pomifer, <J> maliferus.
Full of apphs, <J' Pomofus.
Applicable, or having applicability, (Digby)
epplicak/entfs, (Boyle) afitncfsto be applied, Q^od
applicari, vel accommodari, cuipiam rei poteft.
C There is nothing which is not applicable to him,
nihil eft qucd in eum cedere non videatur.
Applied, Applicatus, accommodatus, adhibi-
tas.
An fpplier, Q\n al'quid applicat, vel accom-
tnodat.
An applying, appliance, (Shakefp.) or affli-
Cftmt, Applicatio, accommodatio.
Application [diligence] Diligentia, I. curaj
ftudium, fedulitar, attentio.
^f To dt a thing with great application, * Ani-
mo atlento, vel intentu, aliquid agere, confide-
rie, perpendere.
fj To" make one's application, or aJJrefs, to a
Aliquem adire, accedere, compellare ;
ab aiiquo opem petere.
Applicative, (Bramb.)
Id quod applicat.
Ti apply [accommodate one thing to another]
Applico, apto, accommodo; aliquid ad aliud ad-
movcre. ^J Having applied the afp to her body,ft>e
itefarted thit life, afpide ad corpus admota, vita
yrivata eft.
^f To apply c upinggtajjcs, Concurbitulas impo-
nere, admovere, accommodare, adhibere.
Tc, apply [addifl one's felt' to] Se ad aliquid
applicare, appellcre, accommodare, rei alicui
operam daie. ^[ Thiy afffy riemfefves meviayot
other, animum ad aliquod ftudium adjungunt,
f nyia apply myfcff to that, ad id nunc operam do.
He applied bimjelf to the management of weighty
a/fairs, k ad magnas res gerendas accommodavit.
To apply his mind to, * Animum ad aliquid ap-
pellere, adjungtre, rei alicui applicarc ; animum
intendere, in, vel ad, aliquid incumbcre; ftu-
dium in aliqua re ponere, collocare; vel alicui
rei dare, impertire; ftudio alicujus rei operam
dare, ff Htapptitdbis mind re -writing, animum
ad fcribendum appulit. Heapplietball his thought'.
toget praife, incumbit toto peflore ad laudcm.
He applieth, or plittb, bis task, penftim accurat.
He diligently applieth ti his lisots. fludiis fe totum
dat.
A P P
vc appoint, or dtjign, Afiigno, dcfignoj com
paro, annotoj propono; do.
ff To appoint by Ian, Lege pritfcribere, fla
lucre,* fancire.
T appoint upon agreement, Condico, xi.
To appoint, orfer, Prasflituo, dffinio, prasfi-
nio, prjpfcribo, prodico, dico,' indico.
To appoint beforehand, Praicffco.
To appoint intnotber place, Subftituo, fufficere,
Wfupponere, aliquem in alten'tts locum.
Toappoint t>itm.li, Termino, determine, limito.
Appointed, Conftitutus, ftatutus, flatus, pra;-
ftttutus, pracdiftus,
Appointed [afligned] Legatus, defignatus, de.
fcriptus, didlus, addiftus.
Appointed, bound, or authorized to do t thing,
Auiloratu, Hor.
Appointed before, Prajfinitus.
Appointed [furnimed] Rebus necefliriis in-
ftruftus, w/fupped^titus.
One appointed to aid another, Subfidiariui.
It is apfointed, Comparatum eft.
An appointer, Conftitutor.
An appointing, Affignatio, defignatio, prw.
finitio, prafcriptio; defcriptio.
An appointment, Conftitutum, compaflum.
^[ lfy r 'U have made an appointment luifh the gout,
put it ojf till another day, fi quid conftitutumcum
podagra habes, facin alium diem differas.
An appointment [afljgnJticn] Diei &locicon-
ftitutio, rei certo quodam loco ac tempore fa-
ciendas denunciatio.
An appointment, or order, Juffum, mandatum.
^[ To make an appoir.tntnf, Diem tk locum
conftitucre ad aliquid agendum.
By appointment [or agreement] De, vel ex,
compafto.
By appointment [or order] Juffu, ex mandato ;
praefinito.
Without appointment, Injuffu; fine compara-
:ione.
To apportion, ./Equalibus partibus dividere, vel
:/l_:L..y__
diftribuere.
Apportioned, .
r divifus, w/diftributus.
ali-
cuj
51 T*
cuipiam adicribcre, attribuEre, impendere, defti.
nare, transferre, defleagre.
To appoint, Statuo, conftituo, inftituo: dif-
pono ; propono.
f To affair.t a tutour for til children, Liberis
tutorcm ad cribere.
f To appoint the people to pay tax, Tributum
populo indicere.
f[ Appoint what judge yn n-ilf. Cede quemvi-,
arburum.
flf // is fo nf.prAnt.d by nitun, A naturj ii-
comparati-m eft, ita ratio comparata eft vitie, ie
na'iir e nriftrw.
To appoint [or name] Nomino, dctermino.
applicatory, (Taylor) J Apportionment ; ^Equalis diftributio.
|| To' appofe, (Bacon) or p'.fc, Examino,
us facere periculum in Jiteris.
App-ff.f, Appofitus, * aptus, idoneus.
Apptfitely, Appofite, * apte, idonce.
Appijition, appojitenefs, (Hale) Appofitio.
Toappraife, ^Eftimo, alicui ret pretium i
ponere, conftituere, flatucre.
An appraifer, /Eflimator, exiftimator.
^T A fivorn appraifer, /Eflimator jurejutandn
conftitutus.
An appraifemert, or appraijing,
To apprehend [conceive, or underftand] Depre-
hendo, intflligo, rem tcnere, pcrcipirre, cum-
prehendi5rc.
To apprehind [fear, or fufpefl] Timco, fu-
fpicor, infpicionem alicujus rei habere.
To apprtberd [or ftizej Apprehendo, com-
prehendo, ptchendoj capio, conipio,
To apprehend, Or take unawares, Intercipio.
fl An excellent appreherjiin, Ingenium egrcgi
um, excellens, eximinm, illuftre, optimum
pracclarum, fingulaie, fplendidiflimum.fummum.
f Aferftatffiack apprtbinfin, Homo ingen:,
* acns, acerrimi, pcracris, pcrarguti, fubtilis.
^ According to ry apprtbenjior., Meo judicio.
Apprehended [underftood] Comprehenfus, in.
telleftus; M,t. perceptus.
Appr.btna'cd [fufpefted] Sufpeftus.
Apprehended [ft,z;d] Captus, prehcnfus.
Apprehending, Uc^n.-hendcns, (sf c . V. the
Verb.
Apprehmjion [capacity, or underftanding] 'Inge
nium, captus, facultas, intclli t entia.
An appr.bcnfan [fVar, or fufpicion] Sufpicio,
timorj metus. ^[ He tvas unjer g rievous afpi e
benj:on, quam maximt timuit, prajtimuit.
An apprebei:/ion [fcizing] (japtma, prehenfio.
To be jpprebtnfve f, Animadie:to, ob:'crio ;
danger, metuo, formido, timeo.
Jppriietifivi fquick of apprehenfion] M<t
Sagax, capax, pcrfpicaxj acutus.
or lay out, money, Pecuniam rei
APT
[acutely] Acute, fag-
|| Apprebenjivsly [eafily to be underftood] Per-
fpicuc, palam, apcrre.
II ApprcUnfncnefs, (Holder) Sagacitar, fub.
tilitasj *acuoicn mgenii.
An apprentice ley, Tiro, difcipnliis, qui rti-
fici fervit artis herilis trdiTcendi causa.
A little apprentice, Tinmculus.
An apprentice girt, Difcipula.
^^Tob'tnel, tor put out apprentice, Aliquem art*
aliqua imbuendum, WeiLdiendum, artifici dare,
committcre, tradere,
Tofrrve an apprennctjhip, Sub aliquo tyroci-
nia poncre, alicujus artis rudiments addifccre.
^f To be out of one's appreatictjhip, Tirocinii
rudimenta deponcre.
An appreaiccjbip, Tirocinium.
^f To apprize one of a thing, Cer'iorem all-
quern facere de re aliquS.
To be apprixrd of, Sentio, intelligo, certior
fieri de re aliqua. fl Tbufeem net to be enough af-
prixed cfbii impudcm, paruni perfpexifi'ecjus vi-
dcre audaciam.
To approach, Appropinquo, adventoj acccdo,
ppeto, immineo, t\- propinquo.
An approach, approaching, or approachment t
[Brown) Appropinquatio, acceffus, aditut; in*
terventus, 4.
To bait an approach to one, Ad alicucm
admttti, copiam aliquem aileuixti habiie.
^[ To make approaches towards, Ad alicuem
adire, accedere, appropinquare.
Appnacbatle, Cui aditus, vel acceffus, prar-
betur; cui aditus patet; if a -way, pervius j ef
a perf,n, aftabilis.
Approached to, Prope admotus.
An approacbrr, (Shakefp.) Qni appropinquat.
A^pnathing [near at hand] Inrtaru.
^dpproactlcfs [inacceffible] Inactc-lius, cui ac
ceff'us minimi; patet.
Approbation, Approbatio, comprobatio.
Toapfr'perate [haften] Appropcro.
To appropriate [take to one's felt'] Aliquid (jbi
vindicare, afcifcere, affer?re.
Appropriated, Sibi vindicatus, aflertus.
Appropriate, appropriable, (Brown) [fit, pro-
per] Pioprius, idoneus, aptus.
An appropriation, affnfruaittg t or cl*iimwg t
Vindicatio, proprietas.
At appropriate, V. Prop''
To approve, Approbo, comprobo ; probo, Me',
applaudo; <J- fubl'cribo. ^ I approve much of
your defign, ego tuum confilium veheinenter ap-
pro bo.
To approve [confirm] Addicoj ratum hab rr.
Approved, Approbatus, com,"] obatus, probataj,
receptuc.
An approved authour, Aulor claffitus, vel
A mar. c-f appnvcd integrity, Sptflata; fidci,
vd integritatis, vir.
Thoroughly tried and approved, Per'pe^us.
To be approved, Approbandus,
An approver, Approbator j auftor j
Pt/n,
An approver [accufcf] DeUtor.
An appwir.g, approvement, (Hay*;
probatio, comprobaro.
Appi'lft, (Harvey) Appulfus.
An appurtenance, Appendix ~i,is.
Apiication [warming by the fun] Apricatio,
Apncity [fair \ve-ather] Apricitas, Piin.
Ai: afriut, Malum, Perficum, vel Arme.
niacum.
fl AnapriKi-trei, * Malus Armeniaci.
April, Aprilis.
An apron, Pra?cin<5torium, ventr?le, is, m
A tiaJcfman's aproi, SemEc;nft!um arrificis.
Apt [nt] Aptu, idoneus, congtucns, con
femaneus, commodus, appofitus.
Apt [inclined) Met. Pronin, propenfus,
Apt [aflive] Agilis; alacer.
.; break, Frapilis.
* ," ' , Niniis indulgens.
Aft 13 Irarn, Docilis.
At>i to b: m:rr\<, * Hilaris, facetns.
To le up! toj'iiil, Pionendeo, in luinara ver.
Ap.
ARC
V, Apto,
rcncinno.
i.'xke) or aftnrfi, fljbilit.is, na-
tvra habilis.
"tfs, Propenfio.
Apnefs to Jo g W, or nil, Iniloles.
is, dextcritas; inge-
ium Mdifciplnum docile.
Aptly, Aptc, idonce, appetite, attemperate
eccmmodate, etpreise, congiusntcr.
C It is aft to be Jo, Ita affolet fieri, in morr
. eft.
Affxe [without cafe] *H Aptoton.
f/ [the abating of a fever] * Apyrexia
Aquarius [one of the n figns] Aquarius.
Aouatsck, ttauatieal, or aqitatile, aqueous, (Ray)
[watery] Aquatilis, -J- aquaiicus.
Atftttvitt, Aqua vitas.
Aquafortis, Aqua fortis.
Ar. ncj-j:t!u3 [conduit] Aquz duftus.
: [a fifh] Aquila.
Ar/uiline, Aquilinus,
Aabiin, Arabicus, Arabius.
An Arabian, * Arabs, bis, m.
Arabitt, Arabicus.
In Arjtick, Arabice, lingua Arabica, vil A-
Arable, Anbilis, ager cullura; habilis, vel
jdoneus; arationes, pi.
An arhalift [crofs-bow] Arcubal'fta.
An arUter, or arbitrator. Arbiter ; an arlt-
tratrix, > arbitra; difcqitator, difceptatrix, f.
aftim.t:
A'bilrable, Qii^od arbitrorum judicio permit!
poteft.
Arbitrage, arbitration, arbitrament, (Milt.) Ar-
bilrium, arbitratus.
Arbitrarily [at his own choice] Arbitrario, ex
arbitrio, pro lib.tu, vil libidine.
Arbitrarily [lordly] Jmperiose.
Arbitrarinf's, (Temple) Dominatio.
Arbitrary [left to one's choice] Arbitrarius.
Arbitrary [lordly] Imperiofus, libidinofus.
1\ An arbitrary prime, Princeps fui aibitrii
Wf/fui juris.
Arbitrary yrvtrnment, Uominatio, fummum
v/plenum, imperium.
An arbitrary manner of pro:ee,iir.%, Licentia.
Tc ar!,:trttc [judge between] (^arftionem, w
fontroverfiam, decidere, -vf/dirimere; decidcre
de controverfia j queftionem perfolvere.
A bond, or engagement tojlar.j to an arbitration
CompromifTum.
^[ To commit an affair to atbitration, Rem arbi
trorum iudicio permittere, rem arbitrisdifceptan
dam committcrc; compromiitere ; arbitris rem
judicandam tradere.
^| To egret, or fland, to an arbitration, Com
promifTo ftare, tiel manere.
An arbor, or arbsur, Pergula, trichila j ar
lores arcuatsr, vel camerata:. V. Stiver.
Aitrborifl, (Howel) Arborum peritus.
fl An arbour-mater, Qnj arbores arcuat, ar-
tuj'i :t arborea peritus.
Tt: arknte fruit, Arbntum, fattus arbutejs.
An arlule-trtt. Arbutus, i, f.
Cf, or bet'.nging to, an arbute trie, Arbuteus.
Aick [crafty, w fub'.le] Vafer, fubtJis, cal
lidus, afhitus.
'/afriti, Sen. aftutia, calliditas.
An arct. Areas, tornix, camera.
Tt ar>h, Arcuo, fornico, in arcum finuare
s1nar.bdr-.cf. Camera fornicata ; laquear.
1''j> ""f, Ccmcnero.
^| The trcbft tf a Iridgt, C.iroera: pontis for
fj 'i'ir I'tffirrbei, CurUde arcubus.
Ar '-> 'i, Fprnicatu^, bqjeatus, concamcratus,
^ccatus, fy .trquatur, t>' nd^ns.
An frctinf wti , Fotnka'io.
atim.
At"' 'riult
/!., \ l.jn.ium.
ji* a .marius.
4*rdlijix>fr*l t *\ AjchiepiKO,ilus,
ARC
|| Diaconns primrlu,
_), or arcLjiiuinj!>if, * || A:chi-
liaconatus.
Ar*krlu;al, || Archidncalis. "
An aidAutt, Dux primnrius.
sJ'ia'dtluitr/!, |] ArchiducifCi.
primarius, + archetypus.
An archdukedom, j[ Archiducatup, 4..
An anbtr, Sagiitarius, <}> arcitenens, fpicu
ator.
jt fk\lfn fnbft + Sagittipotens.
A" a c'.'cr on l-s'Uac!-, * Hipnotoxota.
A'.liry, Ars figitiaria, t:tl fjj'ittandi.
Water aribcr [herb! \\ Saphtaiii.
Anaicb benticii, *|| Hzrefiarcha ; *U haire-
icorum antefignan'.is.
Ar(bief>i[c'.pal, *\\ ArchiepifcopaHj,
An ar.binfl [msfter-htiildcr] Architcftus,
arcliitefton, vel * architcclo , architefta, f.
A:\-l-iteflIikt, Aff^bie, eleginter.
A-ebitetlure, * Architcclura, architeclonice.
Of, or belonging to, arcbitt ft art, arc '
(Denham) tnbitlBiwc, (Boyle) * Architeclo-
licns.
Ap'.tci ifarctiteflurt, Opus architcftonicis
rjtionibus extructum.
An arcblnave, Veterator, callidus.
Anbireafurer, Quzftor primarius, fummus
a?tarii pra?fec~lus.
Ar hi t rave [the chapiter of a pillar, or chief
seam in a building] * EpiftyJium,
Artb'.ves [(tore places for old records] Tabula
'ium.
Ananlprieji, *|| Archiprefbyfr; flamen.
The arcbpntlfs office, Flan-inium.
The arflkk [northern pole] * I'olus *|| arfli-
rs, Wborealis; cardo feptentrio.ialis, circu-
us feptentrionalis.
Anua'e, (R'y) Arruatus.
Ardency, crdwr [cagernefs] Ardor animi,
mentis fervor.
Ardency, ardour [heat] Ardor, a?ftus
tfajfea^er, Vii, et flamma.
Ardeni [eagf r] * Acer, Met. fervidus, flagrans,
vehemens. ^[ A* ardent defire of recwtring ibtir
acerrima& fortirTima iibertatis recupe-
randas cupiditas.
Ardtnt [hot] Ardens, candcns, ferfidus.
Ardently, Fervide, acriter, vehementcr j Met,
ardrnter, ardemius, ardenliffime.
^1 To defire ardently, Intenfius, vel cupidius,
^liquid peterc, cupere, pofcere.
Arduous, Arduus, difficilis.
Aiea, Area, Superficies.
AIC; <wt, ye, thy, are, Sumus, efris, fiint.
p^ Are is likewife the fign of all pcrfons plu
ral in the prefent tenfe of verbs paffive ; a c ,
are Lvcd, amam-jr; ye are ta:<ght, docemini j
they are beard, audiuntur.
To aretd, (Spenf.) aread, (Milt.) Moneo.
To artfy, (Bacon) Arefacio.
J Arenaceous, (Woodw.) Arenaceus; arena-
cur.
, Argenteus, candidus.
t:s, (Rrown) Argiiiofus.
(Shakefp.) Navis oneraria.
Argt,!et':crs, Equites ferentarii, vel leviter
armati.
Toargae [difpute] Argumentor, difcepto, dif-
puto, lirgo; ingenii telis pugnare, in contra-
rias partesdifTerere.
Toa-guc for prove] Arpuo, evinco, probo.
: Toar-;i ttc.-al'e, Expoftulo.
: Oifceptdtrs, difputatus.
./ [proved] Evifliu, probatus.
An -arrutr, Drfputator, difputatrx, f.
Ai arguing, Difteptatio, difputatio, ratioci-
natfo.
An argument [preemptive proof^ Argumen-
tum, ratio,
An argvmert [fubjec^] Argurnentum, mate-
ria, w/materies, de qua ajj.tur.
Tleargurrent to a cc-medj, * Embolium, comce-
dia; irgumentum.
A (anmr.g argument, * Blenchu?, fophifma.
Sin aigumcxi [from contritiis] Csramcntum j
ARM
entnymema.
full tfar^::m:n's, Argumentolut,
fj To ic/if" ^n argamtnt <witb art, Adverfus ali-
quetn difputare, cum aliquo fcniu.ni:; car-ieie,
icrVis contendCre, difreptare, dilj.
A'-guirf!te.tii.n, Ar^umentat-o, diftrptatio,
sfrvumaito1evt t Argumcntis clicicndus.
|| /*"/, 4rgutus, argutulus,
Wr', f;//*/:, Arii doctrina,
A' inn, Aiii fcthrtores.
^r,V, (Thomfon) AiiJur.
A'd.'y, (\orii ) Ariditas, aritudn.
f Aurcbari, Ediftum regis, quo omnes eju
ier.efici.uii in exercitum conviicantLir.
Ar'tt [one of the twelve fignsl Aries
Arigl; Reae.
^1 To fit aright, Aliquid ad prsccpta, v,l , e .
;ulas, artis exigcre, vel redigcre.
la .ir/f, Surpo, affurgo, exfurgo.
To arife again, Refur^o,
lot'ife [take life from] Ndfcor, provcnio
proficifcor; rj. exiflercde.
Ty a'-ife as tbefut, Orior, exorior.
To arife as -waves do, Undo.
Ai-ifing before d.iy light, A ntel ucanuF.
To arije together, Confurgo.
To caufe to arife, Excito, exfufcito.
A'ijen, Surreftus, ortiis; obortut.
Artfing upwards, Acclivis, accltvus,
Ariferg, Surgens, oriens.
sin ari/tng again, Rrdrtus ad vitam.
The ar'ftng of a A.//, A'cdivitM montis.
, V [governmei'.t by nobles] Refpub.
ab optimatibus adminiftrata, optim.itum
principatus.
Arjl-cratical, *|| Arlflocraticus.
Arithmetical, * Arithmeticus.
A.i'lrK-:tiealIy, * || Arithmptice.
An ari:bmctician [one well fcilled in arithme-
ick] * Arithmetics exercitatus, * arithme-
tica? peritus.
Aritbaaut, * Arithmelica, ars numerandi,
vel fupputandi , liters, pi.
An ark [chefr, er coffer] Area, i. cifta.
Arab's ark, || Noemi navis, vel navigium.
An arm, Brachium, lacertusj -f-cji armusi
,, My arm is toojhorf, al.t mea; pennas non ha-
bent By flrtngji tf arm, valida manu. Strcto
your arm no further thjn yvirjkeve will reach, tit
quimus, quando ut volumus non liquet, A. me-
tiri fe quemqu: modulo fuo ac pede verum eft,
Ray.
A little arm, Brachioltim.
An arm [ofthefea] Sinus, fretum.
An arm [of a tree] Rjmus.
Tie arm [of a vine] Palmes, itis, m.
Abractla, or armlet, (Donne) Urachialc,
Having lorg arms, or brancbe', Brachiitus,
An arm full, Manipulus.
An armfit, or arnbole, Ala, axilla.
ff To full a thing OM of one's arms, Aliquid e
coirplexu evellcie.
tj To tarry a thing under one's arm, Sub ala
.iliquid poitaie.
To ctafp, or late, in cue's ai-mi, Ampleflor,
aliqoem, ff/aliquid, ulnis tencre.
Tcatm [take arm= f.r war] ArmOj bellurn
adornare, par^ie, apparare.
^1 To arm [put on smis] Se telis induere;
irmis accingi ; armajnduere, vel fumere.
^1 Tc arm [furnifh with arrrri] Armisaliqueftl-
infirueie, tela alicui fuppe\litre.
To arm cne'sfelf agair.ft [aft cautioufly] Ca-
r eo, [prepare for] fe ad aliquid fuftinsnduro
p^rare, Waccingerc.
An armada, ' laffis armata.
An armm.ent, Bcllicus apparatus,
.iture, or arming, Armatura.
Armid, Armaius, armia ir.ftruclus, munitus,
indutus.
Armed cap-afe, * Catapluaflus, prrjrmatus,
A-mid Tuitb a buckler, Scutatus, clypeatus,
clypeo indutus; taitb darts, pilatus; with a
f iw>rd, en'e, vel gladio inftruftus; with a coat
of mail, loricstus, paluo'atus.
f drvgauni, (Shikefp.) Gucilit.
A R R
ARS
R T
'JbnKn'.am, Arminii fc^atoret.
jirmiaianifm, Arminii dodlrina.
Ari!f>ot-:>:t, * Armipotens.
|| Arminiack, or ammoniac!:, * Ammoniacum.
A'm'.rial , Ad arma pertinens.
^f Am.orialenfigns, Gentilitii fcuti infignia.
Armiiir, Armaturj, arma, pi.
Arm ur fir the ib'trh, Femorale, it, n.
A c'.at rifanr.nr, Lorica, piludamtntum.
Ai armourer, Faber, vf/opifex, armorum.
Armo'iri [blazonry] Ars infignia gentilitia in
fcuto recle dfpingendi.
t\ To be well verfed in arirtary, Quse ad gen-
tilitii Icuta pertinent ea expeditillime explicate.
An armoury, or armory, Armarium, aimamen-
tarium.
Ams [weapons] Arma, pi.
<y T'J bear arms utriir a gtr.eral, Sub aliquo, v:
fub alicvij is fignis militare; aliquo, vel fub ali-
quo imperatore meruiej ftipemiia meieri.
De.-os [frats] of arm:, Res be'.Lics, gefta mi
liUria.
To be in arms, Tn armis effe. ^[ SiiHy is up i.
arms, Siciiia bello ardet, vil rtagrat.
To lay dwi amis, Arma ponJVe, depon=re,
biicere; ab armis difcedere. ^f They laid ilmui
i.'jnr arms, and called for quarter, armis pofitis
ad impetatoriim fidem'confugiunt.
qy Tt try the fortune if arms, Armis & caftris
rtm tentare.
A man of war, Vir bellkus.
Bear-in? cny.s, fi, Armirtr, armiger.
t'ire arms, || Bombarda, I. fcloppm. _
<y By force of arms, Manu, vi Sc armis.
fl To tear arms [a coat of arms] Infignia gen-
tilitia in fcuto fcrre.
J^f To blaKnn arms [as a painter] Infignia pen-
tilitia in fcuto refle depingere; [as a herald] fi
g'jus fcuti gentilitii conceptis verbii& ordine re-
ccnsere, vel cdiifcrere. A
J; Arms rebated, Infignia immutatione aliqu-i
t Arms rot rebated, Infignia pura, in quibu;
nihil imminutum aut mutatum eft.
Fa!fe arms, Infignia adulterina.
qy Armstusltblax-jned, Infignia ex artis legibus
in fcuto refte exprelfa, dcfcripta, depifta.
An army, Exercitus, 4. militum copiae.
A little army, Copiolae, pi.
An army on march, Agmen, "mis, n,
An army drawn up fit battle, V . Array.
The general if an army, Imperator, dux. ^
To lead an army, Agmen, vel copias, Queers.
To march an army, Exercitum ducere, pre
jnovere.
To marjbal an army, V. Sit in array.
To mujler an army, Exercitum lullrare, re
To raff an army, Milites confcribere; exer
titum colligere, comparare, conficere, conflate.
Aromathk, or arom.iticsl, * Aromaticus.
|| To aromatize, (Bacon) Frugibus odotatis
condire.
Amf-e, the perfefl tenfe of arife, which fee.
Around, Ciicumcirca, circumquaque, umlique
Toaroufe, (Thompfon) V. To nafe,
|| Amu, (Dryden) Ordine.
^y Arcynt, (Shakefp.) Apage.
Arrack, or rc.ck, Potus quidam Indicus ex fuc
CO || Toddi exprell'us.
To arraign, Poftulo, criminis reum agere
in ins aliquem vocaie.
Arraigned, Poftulatus, reus peraflus, in ju
vocatu;.
Arraigning, Poftul.ins, in jus vocans.
An vrrmfmaaa, * Aflio, q'lzftio judicialis.
Ar-rangeniei:!, Digeltio, ferics.
/trraxt, Merus. fl An arrant lie, merum
jnenJjcium.
fy An arrant knave, Pnrus putus nebulo.
<y An arrant rafcal , Vilis homuncio, horn
trellis, vtl nihili.
Note, Arrant is ufed for very, the fign of in
tive in a bad fenfe; as, an arrant thitj
i"uraciiTimu3 ; an arrant Jlugfrard t ignftvilfin
anaftti.tl.tr, mendacilfimus.
|| Errantly, (L'Elrranpe) Vere ; turpiter.
Arras [hangings] * Aulaea conchyle.ita, vel
unicea; tapes, etis, m. *Periflromatal'hrygia,
el acupidla.
Array [clothes] Veftis, veftimentum, veftitus.
Arrayed, Vcftituf, indutus, ornatus.
Tcarray [clothe himfelf] Veftem induere, fibi
eftfm induere, iniuere fe vefte. ff, Hearrayr.'b
imf If wry finely, fciti & eleganter fibi vefles
ptat.
To array [clothe another] Aliquem veflire,
licui veftitum dare, vel prsbcre.
Array [orJer] Acie?, ordo, difpofitio.
^1 To fit in array, * Aciem difponere, compo-
icre, ordinare, inftruere.
^f To ma ch in array, Ordine incederr, profi-
ilci, iter facere.
Set in army, CompoGtus, ordine difpofltus.
^T A battle ftr in array, * Acies aj pugnam
nftrufta.
[ Corr,mi/]ionm of array, Qnibus cura militum
rmaturse legitimc demandatur.
Out of array (adj.) Incompolitus, palans, ef-
ufus, m-xle difpofipus.
Out of array (adv.) Incompofite, incondite.
Atrware, or arrears, R?liqua, pi. fl To pay
11 arrearage*, aes alienum omnino folvere, vel
iflblvgre.
fl To I'e in arrearage, Aliquid infolutum re-
inqucre, reliqua trahere/
To arrr/l [as a bailiff"] Aliquem prehendere,
tf/comprehendere; manumalicui^r.'in aliquem,
niictre ; in jus aliquem trahere, ve/rap&6.
To an-ejs [as a plaintiff] Uicam alicui impin-
;cre, aliquem in jus vocaro.
An arrr/l, or arrrflinsr, Comprehenfio, pie.
lenfio; mands irjcdT-io.
An arrift of judgment, AmpHatio.
ff An arreft of parliament, Senatils decretum,
enatns confnltum, furre-ma; curiae fert-'ntia.
Arrefed, Comprchenfus, prehenfus, in jus
aftus.
Arriere guard, NoviHima, vc/poftrema, aciesj
noviflimum, vel ultimum, agmen.
An arrival, arriving, arriijance, (Shakefp )
Adventus, accelfus, appulfus.
To arrive [come to a place] Aliquo advenire,
ccedcre, venire, pervenire, in, vel ai.
To arrive [as a perfon from on board a fhip]
* Navem, tjel nave, appellere; navem terra?,
'el ad terram, applicarej tcrram tang^re j in
orfum penetrare.
Toanive [as a fliip] Appelli; applicari,
To arrrive at [attain to] Adipifcor.
Arrived, Appulfus.
An a> riving, Accelfus, 4. ndventus, appulfus,
fy To be near arriving, Aliquo adventare.
appropinquare.
Arrogance, or arrogar.cy, Arrogantia, fuperbia ;
faftus, 4.
Arrogant, Arrogans, fuperbus, }> faftofus.
Arrogantly, Avroganter, fuperbe.
To arrogate [take to one's fclf] Sibi aliquit
arro;ire, fumrrp. alfumere, vindicare,
ArrOgatfA, Sibi affumptus.
Anarrviu, Sigitta, calamus fagittarius; te-
Uim, /V/f'5;i. arundo.
^y As ftir'fi as an arrow oat of a bito, Volucr
fagitta cit iis.
A broad and barbed anoui, Tragula.
An airoiu bead, SagittK ferramentum, mucro
cufpis.
Anewhtad [herb] || S.igittaria.
^y Tofiott at with an arrw, Sagitt.'i, vet
aliquem pettre.
^y Tope -it ii'ith an arrtna, Sagitta configere
aliq'irm, -yd aliquid.
Tojkoot ti-itb arrows, Sagitto.
Kearinsr arrwus, ; Sagittii'er, telifer.
Of, or I'ibnvittg ts, an arrtyiv, anolv}', (Milt.
.lius.
Tb' arfe, Podex, "c!s, m.
^y Ti tobitionis arfe, Aliquem verberibus, fla
f ro flaprllo, 'w/llagris, CR
|Hf To ban;, an arft, Tergiverfari, cundlari
Kgrc aliquid iactrc.
/f' T-'-f.-r [A litter diver] Mergnlgs,
im leftum.
Tbt trje- hole. Anus, '!* culm.
Arftfmart [herb] || Pcrfioria.
Ceded arf'fmart, | Perficaria filicuati.
nl [Oorehoufeof armour >nd 5mmu
*tion] Armariom, 2. armorum rfpofitorium*
Aifenict [rats bane] * Arfcnicum, aarpig-
mcrrram.
sir, r e > /.^ cc li'j r, Sand^',
|| Aifyverfv, Su'cue d-'quc, prnrpnftere.
An .'rt, Ars, fult*l| ! dottrna.
Tie l.btral arts, Artes ingenuK, liberals, vet
onedae.
Mifbanictl arts, Artes fordidz, humilei,
c/vuljiares.
^ A majltr cf arts, Artium mag : .fter, magi-
:ri artium laureS docatus.
Art, || a>tfuKr.!^, (Cheyne) || ortijlcillfifl,
Ars, artincium.
An ffkJl] Inttllijentia.
The biack art, * Majice, es, (. ars * wr-
it is alfo a fign of the
ci'nJ ;('!;;.: lin;,u!-r in the prefent tenfc of
c:l s p\(Iive; as, /.' ', docrris.
An art,ry [b!"od velTelj Arteria, arte-
ium, fp : ritu, 1
f[ Tbefrraiarttr\; * Arteria magna, '^.lort.i.
Aite-ial, cr ar:e~i;u!, Ad ar'trias pertinens.
f The rou~h antiy, * Aiteria afpera.
ff Full of artena, * Arteriis abundans, vet
efertus.
An'mcifimef.tltartttk!, * Arteriarumincifjra.
An ir/icM,, <,< Cin3ra,(7o/ cafto- \.Pliit.
f A Jintfahm artidtte, || Flos Mis pyrami-
midalis.
Ar:fa! t artific'.at, Arte faftus, artificialis,
.iclitius.
AnfuJ, ingrninai [cunning] fubtilis, callidus,
flutus ; Met. fag.'X.
ArtMly [like an artid] Affabre, concinne,
leganter. V. ArtifdaHy.
A'tful'i [cunnin?ly] Sagaciter, fubtilitct
Arihririttt [gouty] * Ai thriticus.
An article [joint] Articulus.
An ai licit of grammar, 1| Articulus.
An article (head of difcourfc] Caput.
Articles of faith, *|] Chriftianae fidei capita.
Articles efface, Conditiones pacis.
Articles of agreement, Conventa, pi. capita f<z-
leris.
Arti.let of account, Ratiomim capita, vtl no-
mi la.
Articles of marriage, Paftio nuptial!'.
*T To artir/f, or eater into articles -mitt, Cum
liquo pacifci, vet dcpacifci ; * pjftionem cum
iliquo facere, conficere, conflare.
To hranrk into arnclti, Articulatim dividers.
To fcv.ii ;:/' : . AJ, * Pafta convellcre ; fa
dus frangere, violate, rumperc, dirin.ere.
fl To drain xf article- agjirf. or.!. Aliqnem in-
iriirum, ft/de allquS re, poftulare ; aliquem
criminc aliquo accul'are, i\-l infi' 1 ;
^\ To dra'.f up at titles again 1 ore fir bigi trea'
fon, Aliquem proJitionis, mij-ftati?, iiel \xt~ir
maieftati?, accufare.
iff Toftand to his arti.-It.-, Stare conventis, con-
ditione afque pjfto mancre.
^y To fum-p. ' i-y, or cajllt, ufon
i'b cenis conditionibus Ic, urbem, vel
arccm, dedere.
H a'ticle, arti.u!j:i!y, Articulate, ar-
ticulati-n, I'^infle.
', * paftus.
.-.g to the joints] Articn-
laris.
Anicula'e, ordfsirfl, DiOin,'
To articulate, Diftinfte vo;i.; cii^rre, t't/pro-
nunchre.
" f, * Artiricinm, ars.
An artifrr [cnnninpj * Arrificium, * rtm-
ph.i, Sen, *terhnij fiaus. ^Henfu'.
;//;' ; a- :! fjicbcod, hie ex fraude & mendaciis to-
flat.
A': artificer, art:/?, or art'-.Can, *Arti':
:; I,ib;i, opertrius, mechanicur, V
Di
A S
jlr.-ifi'.tl, Artifex, adi. anific'rfo? ; A
- ndnnur, affabre fartus ; >J> Jji
dalus, dietlaleus.
Artificiose, artificialiter, Slul
ni . mul!im,ad unpuem, ad noimarn, fcite, pe-
iumm arte, confeclus.
;/.';, Fabrcf.:
slrtitiiry, "Machinae bcllicae, tcrmf n:.
fl A trj'if. . Tormentorum bcllico
torn Ir
Tl-eartiJl, BocictM nilitarit.
fl Fxrn'ijhld u-uk ,.v(i':7. _>, Machinis bellici
;>us.
fl The an Kt?". y.;.'./, P-i!acftra milit.iris. _
ai'te, vel s ificio; infulsc, in
irtificialiter, Pl:r..
'An nfilfuf, hebes, craflus, in
tis, Met.
A [implying time of action] Dum, ut, cum
in, ubi, fuper, inter, (fc. ^ As 1 flood at tb
elctr, dum ante oftium fto. Ai >t: >
'..ccfl tl't rran bfpptntA to CM: i'l CK t
j<tdien,u\. n'jmerab.itur for.e arpentum, intervr-
nit homo de improvifo. As I was fmdir.g tij
, cum comiuicarem hanc epiftolam. A
I was goir.g ii:ts tie nurfery, ubi in gyncca-urr
ire occipio. He ft udiat at te is travel!:^, in
itinere fecum iple meditatur. Had this befaller
.;re at j'upfer^ fi inter cotnani ho
tibi actidifl'ct. Ti'ef- tilings did be ta/k as ive we:
fet atfaffer, hzc ille dixit fuper c^nam. <J> And
us te few he Itxttii d:ion ufon tie ficUs, agrof-
que voians defreft.ibat.
: ns, and anfwering to fuck, fo
&c.J is made by Qui, or qualis. fl AV are-u.'
jucb AS enemies canrut defame, neque enim ii fu-
rnus, quos vituperate ne inimici quidem pofiint
-u^elf r.atu to be fucb a or.ej as ycu Ijav
a!nai/yjt.>i'u!ny<,ur[elftefore, \ tae'je te talem hot
tempore, quafem tejamantea praebuifti,
As, in one part of a fcntence anfwering to/
in the other, is made b> Atque, quemadmodum
quomodo, ficut, ita, velut, ut. ^[ So [or fuch
jbaU he r/if end !>f ftl'^ity, as it was Itfs-e, fimili
t-nrrir.:, boni, aique antea t'uerat. Ifttis te /
fjU as I fav, fi plenum fit hoc quemadmodum
dico. You have fo rr.adt tne conful ai few ewv
fe.-n iratie 'tis ibis city, ita me (eciftis confulcm
ijuomodo pauci in hac civitate fafti funt. Asyc
joid, foil fell out, ficut dixti, ita evenit. Froi
tohiiL judgment be efcaftd njktd as fr*m a Jiit
quo ex judicio velut ex incendlo nudus eft'ugit. A
tint VMS trtutlifcme , fo this tuts f/eafint, ut illu'
rrat rnoieflumj (ic hoc eft jucundum. StottU l>
be fo fo:lijb as to truJJ me P an ille tam eflct ilul-
tus quam mihi crederet ?
As, in the latter chufe of a fcntence anfwer-
ing to /e, or as PI eat, much, little, Joon, foft,^ &c
is made by Quam, quantu?, qui, ur ut, with a
fjperlativc j as, ^| Let the bufintfi be difpatcbed as
fan, ar.d w'.tb as little trouble as may be, quam
primum & quam minima cum tnolefha res tian-
fipaiur. As % r eat honour as might be teas given
totbegoJ:, diJs.quantusmaximu! poterat, habitus
tft honos. I ran auayasfaj) as 1 nu/J, fgo me
in pedes quantum queo conjeci. / commtntitdycu
to lint as diligently as / could, fie ci te commemta-
vi, ut graviflime, diligentinimeque potui. 1 Jhciv
f,u as mu i ttlfrctt as tan be, qua poffum venera-
(ione maxima te profrquor. He accoftttb the man
as taaneeafy as fcjlii'e, appellat hominem quam
.me poteft. I tave fet firth tienrailes as
'.i I tott.df cxpofui quam breviU';mc potui
A', itdoukled within adverb, wadjeflive be-
twixt, and thf paiticles it is, the) be, Sec. after
it, is made by Q^amTbet, grquamvis, ^[ Asritb
t- yau arr, be caretb not a pin for you, non enim
piii fa^it te quamlibet divitcm. As if it were
;t matter for me to name them, as many as
, quafi veto mihi difficile fit, quamvis
., nominim profcrre.
y Sometirmi it is put for bcitifcever, and is
rude by Qnantufcurque, or quantulufcunque.
^1 At' tbi<, as grca: as if is, is tbtre, totum hoc,
: eft, tuiun eft. By tiii -utui J
6
A S
', as 'luff at it i', may fa ;r JgtJ, <"* t(j qu/v
dii.1.), quantulum id cunque eft, judicari poteft
;i tn.}n ifJi a>y in our dty t fdpiens horm
cum ptimis noftne civilatis.
As is fometimes put for in tb j regard, or re-
ft>e;7 t and then is nialc by Ut, qua, ?r tanquam
/it 1 *'// fur\ue f'im to the dcatb, not as a ivft tne
TU'-d:nr, ad intrrnrcmnen
mihi perlequeodutcftj non ut juftus hoftis, fed u
pcrcuflbr vmeficns. He h not valued a*
man's fan, but as. be is a mitt 9 non quii films ali
I'ujuSj feJ qua homo JEftirruiur. jfal egmmaaJti
'y freak n:t as a f n.tt&ur, but as a txrf_.r: accufc-l
juHuniQuc dicere non tanquam fenitorcm, fei
tannnam reum.
At, anfwering to fo, or at, where equality i
intimated, or comnarifon of one thing with ano
ther, is made by ./Equc ac, *que atque, aqui
quaiQ] tam, qn'mj non, haud, or nihilo mi-
nus, quam, ^J Wbat profit would there be in prof-
penty, wltb'.ut a man bad fane b-dy ai w!l to re-
' 'ice at it as bimft/ff quis elftt tanl'.is fructus in
profperis, rebus, nifi haberes qui illis, grque a
tu ipfe, gauderet ? Tbtfe IxKtfits are rot to be ac
ovnted fi great, as tbofe, wb'.cb, hsec benefice
ajque magna non funt h.it>emla, atque ea, quae
They ran fee as Wiliby n'gkt as by day, noftibus x
que quam die cernunt. Hi 1 is afraid of barm a
m:icb as any of yw, non nrnus quam veftrum
quivis formidat malum. / thought be made a
great account of btr\ as of biwft-lf, quam ego in-
tellexl haud minus quJm feipfum magni facere.
He is it: as great mifery, as be that, nihilo mi-
nus in miferia eft quam il!e qui. / Iwtd you a
my cwn brotber, te in germani fratris dilexi loco
*fbey are a\ veryj~ools t pari ftultitia funt.
At, Signifying accordingly > or proportionally as
s made by Ur, uti, ficut, ita ut, pro, prout^ pro
eo ac, pro eo atque, perinde ut, perinde atque.
proinde, proinde ac, utcunque, fifr. ^| As \~m
Jeferve, ut meruifti. Atyou fav, uti dicis. //
fled to bis I'ouff as loan altar, ficut in aram con-
fugit in hujus doroum. / !cv~ d him as my cwn,
amavi pro mef>. As every we plesfetb, prout
cinque libiilo eft. As / ought, pro eo ac dtbui.
f t muft bt accounted of as dmt by no rigbt, pro eo
habendum eft atquc; fi nullo jure faftum cflct.
As I JhaU tell you, perinde ut dicam. He did not
feem to af>f>rthcr.d it, as Ibdd tl*ugbt % non, rer-
inde atque ego putaram, arripere vifus eft. He is
not bated as be dtjeivttb, quern nequaquam, per
nde ac dignus eft, oderunt homines. A\ occa~
fan fall be t pro re nata. As tbert /hall be need
f fteakiwT , utcunque opus fuerit verbis.
A* [which, or which thing J Qijod, id quod.
Sbf did asbtr mother bid ber t mater quod fua-
fm fecit. But if our country affecJcd us, as
>ul:{ -very much, at fi nos, id quod maxime dc-
)Ct, noftra patria di!exit.
As is fometimes ufcd for if. ^[ As yen hveme,
Si me ames. As I live, fi vivo.
^f As fure tis can be, Qu^am certilTimc.
As for % or as to, De, quatenus, quantum,
|uod ad, ad. f[ As to fbe preferring our liberty I
tgreewitb ^ow,dclibertate rctjnenda tibi afientior.
As fur tvbat he fpah (>f religion , quatenus de re-
igione dicebat. A ftr as Icould apprehend, quan-
iim alT qui potui. As fw PompmluS) quod ad
r*omponium. / ill ~io that wbicb as to tb& fe-
verity of it, /hall bt more mi'd t and, as to the com-
mon jafrfy, more profitable, faciam id, quod eft ad
everUatem lenius, ad communem falutem uti-
us.
As king, Ut, utpote, quippr, fcilicct. fl" As
ting one to whom very great farrow camt iy b'u
hath, ut ad quern fummus ma'tor morte fua ve-
iebat. Apt<.ple that may be numbered as te'm^
mall, populus numerabilis, utpote parvus. Dt-
mocri/ut, as being a learmd mat, tbinketb the fur.
o be of a great compajs^ fol Democrito magnus
idetur, quippe homini erudito. And 7, as being
very wife man, preftntly underflcod, ego, fcilicct,
omo prudent ifiim us, ftatim intellexi.
At far at, Q":i, quontum, quoad, ufqiie, f-
uc ad, ufque eo. ^[ As far as out could fee, qu.':
ifus erat. As far as it is in txyf>oiver t quantum
A S
fiium eft In nebis. As far as pojjible, quoad t]\\%
fl. Aifar ai Rome, Romam ufque. As
f.ir as tbewi'kt, ufque a molem. sh far at
yj// ^ needful i ufqije eo quo opua erit.
w4f j/i || as tkou^b, Qinfi, perinde quafi, per-
inde ac fi, tanquam, ut fi, tanquam qui, tnn-
quam fi, non feciis ac fi, juxU ac fi, ita ut II.
^Asif bis life ley at flake, quafi vits difcrJmen
agatur. You require that Wtjbwld attfira
though it were done By cur order, pofluJa-; ut id,
jicnnde quafi faclum fit noftrojudicio, confirme-
mus. Tl>fy trembled, at if they btui
r >y an ambujb, perinde, ac fj infidlis cncumvcnti
fuiflenr, tirpiduraut. She fought as if fie bad no
mind to conquer, ita pugnabat lanquem qua? vin-
cere nollet. 'That they Jf^tild falute bimas though
he had been conful, ut iftum, tanquam fi eflet con-
ful, faJutarent. this it aft one as if Ij?.\
hoc perinde eft tanquam fi ego dicam. As if you
were my own brother , non fecus ac fi frater meua
clFrs. As if he bad been my <,wn brother, juxt4
ac fi meus (rater cflet. As tbwgb be had known .
nothing of the matter, ita ut fi rem iftam non nOf-
fer. He makttb as though he had l&n willing^-.
dilTimulat fe voluifie.
AI it were, Ut, ceu, qnafi, tanquam.
At long as, Qijamdiu, umdiu, Mntifper dum,
quoad, ufque c!um, dum. ^f You flja'l harn at
.'oxg at y.u will, difces quamdiu voles. He lived
in the city as lor.g at he could conveniently, vixit
Uniiliu quam Iicuit in civitate beate vivere. As
long at y;u oblige him, Dum huic obfequare. /
*tuft play lea/2 in fyht as kng ax the matter is un-
decitied, Jatendum elt tautiiper dum negotium non.
confeelum fuerit. Do mt forbear wririxg to me,
as kng as ycu can conveniently do if t quoad cjus
facere potcris, neintermitus fcribere ad me. At
hug at they live, ufque dum vivunt. / gave as
/cr. at 1 Lad it, dedi dum fuit.
As Ing at, as bad as, Inflar. ^[ At big as a
wk, inftar voluminis. They think it at bad as
death* inftar mortis putant.
& many as, Tot, totidem, quotquot, quod-
cunque. ^[ At many years at he has lived, tot
annos quot habet. There are at many (barges of
voices as of minds, vocis mutatlones totidem funt
quot animorum. As many as there be, quotquot
erunt. At many foldiers as you can get together,
quodcunquc mifitum contrahere poteriris. 7wK*
as many as the number offcrvants requireth, dupli-
iaquam numerus fervorum cxigit.
As much, Tamum. ^ Though I ufe as much
mire, etiamfi alterum tantum perdendum fir.
Who ought to uje things as much or more, quern
parifer uti his decuit, aut etiam aniplius. Add
js mxtb as you will thereto, it will keep to i/j<
kind, quantutncunquc eo addideris, infuogencre
manebit. They are'as much to blame, fimili funt
in culpa, tam funt in vitio. As much as lay in
me, quod qu'dem in me fuJE. We baxied-jne as
much as vve prom'ifed and undertook, fatisfa&um
eft promilTo noftro ac accepto. / will do ax
much far you t rcddam vicem, reddetur optra,
Which is as much as any plaintiff can dcjlre,
quod eft accufatori maxime opt.inJum. He
,rj much account of the gt>:d will of his own
freemen, as of his own credit, volunt.irem munici*
>um tantiilem, quanti fiJem fuam fecif.
As much as ever, Ut cum maxime, quantus
maxime. ^ The houfe is as much celebrated as tve^
tomus ceiebratur ita ut cum maxime. / ivill
(peak ivitb as much brevity as ever I can, dicam
[uanta maxime brevitatepotero.
A.\ of:tn tfj,Quoticfci)nqoe,toties quoties. ^j" At
ften as 1 fpeak, quotieicunque dico. As cfun at
t is commanded t toties quoties prascipitur.
As fan as, Ubi, cum, cftm primum, ut, ft,
lul ac, finiul ut, fimul atque.
^f At fot ar ever, Ubi primum, ut primum,
iim primum, fimul ac primum, ftatim ut.
As ivell as, ut, tarn qua m, aeque .".c. fl I will
>ear it as we!/ as I car,, ut potero feram. / love
bee as well as nyfelf, tam te diJigo quam meip-
um. Jf tf.^y (ould er.dure c-ur vices as ivell as our
mandst fi tarn vitia noftra quam imperia ferre
uifFent. Ai ivtll as /, asque mecum, juxfa
mccum, mccum parlter. They caxfei as well
A S II
tilebi ft by day, noflibus aque quum die cer-
niint. /.'' tiinhti niody can da as ice!/ as tint-
fell', niliil nili quodipl'e facit reilum putat,
,'lsyet, Adhuc,
f\'it atyet, Necdum.
sis light at afeathrr, Plum" kvior.
/is lean as a r*ke, Olfa vix tegit macies.
As poor at 'Jo/', Iio p.iuperior.
Astri;e as tl-e Gifprl, Apcllinis rcfponfiim.
fl As you trna, f> JOB jball fate, vt fcmemtem
feceris, ita & metes.
As ritb as be '.i, ut ut, vrl quamlibet, dives.
!-'..cL <:-' i.' is, Qualis quails.
*fc ajeinrt, Afcendo, confccndo : alta pctere,
furhim evehi, altius emergi-re.
7t aff end gradually, + M. Ercpo.
A:\tndant [power] Auiloritas.
t^Togaintke afuixfant, or afcemkncy, overate,
In aliquem auaoriratem habere, auftoritatcm,
vel fatis ponderis, habcre apud aliqucm; pluri-
ni umapud aliquem pofl'f, / valCre.
7"^ aficrdaat [of a nativity] Horofcopus,
iidera natalitia, vt'/aftra natalia j afFe&ioaftro-
rum. ^[ Sttppofc it be material nobat is the aficn-
dani in a iii/</'s nativity, fac in puero referre qua
afTe&ioneccelifpiritumduxerit.
An afeindin%, or a'cenfon, Afcenfio, afcenfus.
Anafccnl, Afcenfus, locus altus, excelfus, vet
editus.
To afctrtain, Aliquid affirmare, confirmare,
certum facere, (labilire.
fl To ascertain tbe price of go^dt, Mercibus pre-
tium imponcre, ftatuere, conftituere, facere.
Ajttrtair.-d [fixed] Certus, affirmatus, con-
firmatus, conftitutus, determinatus.
Afce'taivtd [informed] Certior faclus.
|| An ajciiuiner, Conmmator, ceitus auflor.
sir. a^er:e\K'aig, Coufirmatio.
Afcesick [belonging to practice] *|| Afceticus.
Afc.titious, (Pope) Adfckus.
f Aftltpiedvtrfa Carmen Afclcpiadeum.^
To afciibe, Aliquid alicui afcribere, attribute,
tribucre, imputare.
^[ la efrrite to limfi/f, Aliquid fibi attribuere,
fifci fumcre, imputare, arrogare,. vel vindicare.
Aicnbtd, Afcriptus, attribotus, imputatus.
jjferibatli, (Boyle) Afcribendus.
AI; uj*rib':ng t or ajcriftion, Afcriptio, attribu-
tio.
JijbameJ, Pudore fuffufus.
To It ajhamd, Erubefco; verecimdorj pu-
Aet r difpudet j pudore arBci, *ud Uiffundi. ^| lit
ival a foamed to come inywr Jigbt, erubuit ora ve
ftra. 1 am ajharr.td cf you, pudet me tui. Art:
rot you ajhamed? ecquid te pudet ? I am a famed
to have j'ucb a trick put iipin me, difpudet fie mihi
data efle verba. fit TIMS njhamed to fpsak in pub -
/Ifkf pudorc a diccndo refugiebat. 1 ivoxder you
at e not ajbamed to look me in the face, te cum me
afpicis pudore non affici miror.
fl To mail ajljarr.td, Pudore aliqucm aSccie,
pudoiem alicui incutere, vel furTundcre.
f[ lam half ajharr.t.i, Suppudet me.
btamtful, or to be njbamed of, Pudendus, pro-
brcfas, turpis. ^| A wife man iv 'ill endeavour to
pet tithes by means he nttd not be ajhamed of, fa
piens rem lamiliaiem qu^ret iis rebus a quibus
abcft turpitude.
An a/b, or ajh-trce, Fraintis, ;'. f.
A wild a/h, * Ornus, i. f.
Afli colwrttt, ajby, (Shakefp.) |j fate at ojhes,
CinereuSy cineraceus.
AJhen, Fraxineus, fraxinus.
Afitn keys, Fraftus fraxineus.
An ajh grove, \\ Fraxinetum.
A/b Wednejday, Dies facrorum cincrum.
Aflnuced, |j Herba Oerardi.
AJhes, Cinis, trit.
^| Buck ajhn, Cinis ad lixivium.
A maker, or feller, of ajbcs, Ciniflo, ami, m.
cinerarius.
^T Pel a/ha, Cinis ad vitrum conficiendum.
7i burn toajhts, In cinetu redijere. .
Kuhtd in ajhes, Sub cinere coilus.
Jlfkdre, In tellure, fuper terram.
^[ To air.i cjlxie, Teria potiri, exfctnfum ex
A S L
navihuj in terram faccre, in terram egret!!,
tititre,
f[ T' put anarmy, gcod<, &c. on fhc,r>, Copia: ;
mc '"'.' '" te ' rara deponere, vel
iperbos <t> ob-
_torqi:~
To call afiiie, Sevoco, j .
Tolayajidf, Sepono, removeo.
^T To lay afide a ile/tgn, Confilium rejicere, rc-
pudiare, refpuere.
To go, or come, afide, Sccedo. fl Came aftde
hater, Hol, focede hue, Sofia.
iJe, Seoifum fi'ponere.
To Jet afule [an order, or decree] Refcindo
mtiquo, irritum faccre.
Tft 'bry.v slide, Atjicio, rcjicio,
Afinhe, (Milt.) Afinarius.
To zsk a qitejlion, Rogo, inferrogo, fcifcitor.
To ask, or dejire, Rogo, aliquid ab aliquo pe-
re, aliquid aliqucm, vel ab aliqao, pofcere.
11 A man may ask, ropet quis. He askfd him by
e/'en, cum pctiit per literas. Aik Ctd forgive-
if:, pofce Deum veniam.
To ask again, Repofco, repeto.
To ask earncftly, Flagito, efHagito, cxpofco,
epofco, etiam atquc ctiam rogo, { erogito.
JT Tt>mk admtc, Aliquem confulete de re ali-
;ua, ab aliquo confilinm petere.
To ask, or inquire, Qiiaro, exquiro-; inquire ;
nterrogo, percontor, rjf> fcitor. % They ask them
vhat neio! t quas res cognoverunt quaerunt, iiel
rxquirunt. As I -was asking tie purlers ivbetbtr
anyjkip trja! come, dum percontor portitotes ecqua
navis venerit.
Toaskrr.ore, truer and above , appofto,
To aik, or require, Rcquiro.
Ta ask loldly, or demand, Poflulo.
To a'k fo as to obtain, Exoro, impetro*
Toast theprice [to cheapen] Licitor, ab, vel
ex, aliquo mercis pretium, -ml quanti aliquid
i-endat, percontari. ^[ JVben Tbtopbraflsis asked a
'ertain old iv-man tbe prut offufba thing, Jhe re-
urncdan anfivtr, andjald. You cannot buy it cbeap-
r, Cum Theophraftus percontarclur x anicula
quadam, quanti aliquid venderet, refpondit ilia,
itqueaddidit, Non potes emere minoris, CiV. / ask
~ heprkcufibe frjb, Rogito pifces, Plaut.
To askthepnce [as the feller] Indico. ^f Tl:ey
ask dear, indicant caret.
fl To ask people in tbe ciurcb, Solenniter futu-
as nuptias denunciare, iiel promulgare.
To oik feyutntly, Requirito.
To ask humbly [fupplicate} Supplicoj aliquem
upplicibus verbis orare*
To ask induftrioujly, Percontor, perquiro,
To ask mournfully, Imploro.
Toast fecrtt If, Suppeto.
To ask at afuitosir, or luccer, Proco.
Askance, askaunce, or askauntf Oblique, torve,
ranfverse, limis oculis.
Astid, Rogatus, interrogatus, poftulatus.
An asler, Petitor, poftulator, rugator.
An a:ker efquejiions, Perconutor.
Afaucyasker, Petitor procax ; flagitator.
Asktiu [awry, cr crooked] Limus, obhquus.
Atkew [adv.] Oblique, tranfveise.
fl To look a:kiia, Limis, .vel obliquis, oculis
aliquem intueri.
t\ Looking a'kew at, Torve intucns.
An asking, Rogatio, petitio, poflulatio. ^ Stall
'give bim total be ask- for her ? tanti quanti pcfcit
:mam illam ?
asking of advice, Confnltatio.
An asking a queflion, Rogatio, percontatio.
An askir.g bumb'y, Supplicatio.
An asking [inquiring] Inquifitio, rogitatio.
An asking [entreating] as a favour, Obfecra-
;io, deprecatio, .petitio, fupphcatioj precis.
<I Anmk'ng in the cbunb. ~V . Bidding.
ff The asking [Handing candidate for] tbecon-
u/foip, Petitio confulatiis.
An askirg, or demanding one's due, Poftulitio.
An asking ofttn, Rogitatio.
AJIant, Oblique, in obli^uuro,
A S S
>. Sop/flu, foponiu,, fomn* oppreflui..
t/lap, Dormio, 4.
_fl To btfafl o/letf, AllC- dormire, fomno tor.
pcre, J> fomno fepcJiri, vc/opprimi.
To fall ofl,;p, Dormito ; obdormifco,
Mnr.ft afecp, Jleepy, or half ajle,p, Somnicu-
lolut, fcmifomn'S, (cmifomnus; femifopitui.
Fallen aj],ep, Soporatus, fopitoi, fomno op-
p'efTus.
To lay, ot lull ajleep, Soporo; confopio; fom-.
""in .ilicui afl'crrc, conciliate, induccrr, movcrcj
Afletp, Torpeo, dupe*, fl My rigbi fcot i
"Jlfep, m'hi pes dexter torper, Wflupct.
fl A hying, or lulling, ajirf, Sonmi concilia-
10, v I inductio.
Ajl'p-:, Oblique, in obliquum,
To m.ike afope, Oblique.
Mtitit ajkpe, Obliquatus.
An off, or afpick, Afpis. lilts, f.
An a'p, or afpen tree [a fpccies of the poplar}
Populus alba, Candida, tremula.
An a/pert kef, Populi^albi foliolum. Belonging
to an afpen tree, r|> Poputeus.
Afparagui [herb] * Afparagu:.
An affirfl, Afpeflus, 4. vultus.
Anafptfiofaploce, Profpcflus. 4.
To affcfl, (Temple) Afpicio.
AfftOatli, (Raleigh) Vifibilis.
Afpelihn, (Brown) Confpeflus.-
Afper. (Bacon) al'p:roai, (Boyle) Afper;
To af pirate [make rough] (Boyle) Afpero.
Alpcrity [roughnefs] Afperitas; duritas.
Toafferfe fprink1e] Afpergo, confpergo.
To afperfe [fpeak unhandfomely of] A!icui
infamiam afferre, aliquem infamia afpergifre,
alicui turpitudinis notam inarere, alicuj-jrexifti-
matiortem violare.
Afperfed [fprinkled] Afperfas, conrperfus.
AJperfed [blemiflied] Infamia afpcrfus, infa-
matus, difTamatus.
An ajper/ing, or afperfon, Afper fio.
An aipeifiem [fpeaking ill of] Infamia, exifti.
mationis violatio, i-el U-fio.
An afoirau [in grammar] Spiritus afper.
An ajpiration, or breathing, Afpiratio.
^T An aspiring after, Ad res magnos contentip, .
nonarum, dignkatis, cVr. reium magaarum-af* -
fectatio, ambitus^.cupiditas,
To afpire, or bl-.iu upon, Afpiro.
To afyire, orjlrive, Annitor.
^[ To afpire unto honour, Honores ambire, hono*
ris fame nagrare, ad honores contendere.
To afpire at, te, .or after, Magna fpeftare, af.
fectare, cupire ; appetere; afpirare tendeie, ad,
,J fufpirare in, vr/ad. ^| There was a current
report that he afpire J after tbi <rrom, regnum cura
affeflare fama i erebat.
fl A man of an -afplrrng temper, Homo clati It
fuperbi animi.
A'pbodel [herb] * Afphodelus.
Afponarion, Afportatio.
: Affiant, Oblique, tranfverse.
To look afquint, Tranfvsrse intueri.
I f To look afquint at, Limis ocuhsai:quem,i- J
aliquid, fpcftare.
An aft, Afmus.
A Unit afi, A felln j.
Ajbt afs, Afina, al'cil.i.
A lutld aft, Onager, gri, jn.
'. An afs colt, Puilui afini.
Of, or belonging to, an afs, Afinariuv-
An aft driver, or afi herd, Afinarius.
Anajs [or fool] Stultus, fatuus, infolfiu, iiw-
eptus, ftipes, fungus. ^[ Hi it a very aft, mulo
eft infcitior.
^ To ride en an afs, Afino infidere.
A/afoetiaa [gum] || Affi> fottida.
Toafjiil, Adorior, &c. See AJault.
An ajaitam, affailer, (Sidney) affexlter, (id.)
GralTator. oppugnator, okfeflbr.
Afaratack [wild fpikenard] * Afarum.
To ajffffin, or ajfajjinart, Aliquem ex infidii3
percutere, interficere, jnterimei*, trucidare.
An ajjajjin*, PerculTor, ficarius.
An afja/ir.ati n, efaflnati, (P?e, Johnf.)
Cades,
ASS
s -set intercmntio, per immiflum percuf-
^ Aduftio.
. . r a/l'a':/, AggreJior, grarfur, ado-
-, in hofttm rucrt, irru?re, invadere, ingiu-
imprcilionem, ir/irt>pctum, !>
Tt tffaali a fn'oci, Urbem, cppidum, vel ar-
cem eppuftnart, invadfre, aggrtdi, adoriri ; at-
tcntjre, {> aflilire, affultarf, inceffere; inop-
pidum imprfnionem faccre, urbi oppugnationem
inferre, irrum|i?re oppidum, in oppidum irrupti-
onem fac?rf. ff They tfitneardt afauhed the
I'.y iban lifirr, inte oppugnat : -
ocior, quam ante, adoitaeft.
Aniifljult, or nffaMng, Ajgrcffio, oppugn.i-
to; in-pHus, ft* airilfus. 4. 1^
-,i iktfrfl aJJ'auli, primam coi'tionem fi fufti-
averila
V To tring an aftion of j/aalt and lattery a-
fi.r-fl or.!. * Dicjm alicui imp';ngerc de aflultu
& || peicuffione.
ind *alnft an ajfault, Prnpulfo f >[(,,.
:be enemy's aj].:nlt, im '
pugnantium tottitfr propulsarttnt.
^[ To .'.;, or 7t'/", a tvzan by ijl-mh, Oppi-
dum vi capi'rc, -ad I'ncl.i imprellione expDgnare.
T-J go vffaitlt [as bitches] C'atulio.
A 'tt^-.rg, or -:'ault, Expugnatio, 3.
Won by ajfjult, Expugnatus, vi captus.
"d, Oppugnatus.
Att , , Specimen, tentamen.
ike tiial] Aliquid conari, tentare',
rxperiri, pe[icl:;aii, probare; alicujus rei pericu.
Kim faccie, i'?/experimcntum capeie.
T . Retento.
.'', Vires fuas prajten.
taic. See
To eflay trflrf l-atttt, Prwtento; praeludo.
Too/Jay [tavK- firft] Praegufto, pra:l:bo.
To affaf privity, Suttento.
slj/jts'l, Ttntatus, expertus, probatus,
Rat tiff-iyed, Intentatus, incxpertus.
An a['a<;er t Tentator, probator.
<U An affayer cf c jin, Moneta: cuden-te infpcc-
tcr, metallorum probandorum pra?fetus.
An Jf^"'g, Tentatio, tentamcn, pra-hifio.
piftio, conjunflio. ^f An afcrr.tlage cf excel-
lent atia'i.i-:', Mimiarum dotum complexio.
To ajemk'e [call together] COBVOCO, congrego,
Bggreguj cogoj concio; condnco.
t\ To afjemble thefenale, Senatum cogcre, con-
Tocare; cpoventus agere.
^J To ajjirtble an army,' Exercitum conflare,
lepicnes, vd milites, confcribcre.
*f Ti ajfmkli mai.j things fgnber, Multas res
Com:'':
To j/Jnr4.V [neut.] Convenio, congreJior,
*J Tl.ey ajfiirblcd private!}, clam inter fe
conven'ubant.
Affctnlled, In unum locum coaftus, collciflus
congregatus, a^gregatus, convocarus.
Ajfmbled [joined together] Coagmcnlatus
topulatus, conjunflus.
sin ttjjembling [aft.] Convoc^tio.
An ajjimbliig [neur.] tin fffeitiMf, Conve-n
tuJ, frequentia, celebratio ; <* chorus ; lx>
i multitude in-unum locum congregit?
hominum congtcgatio, conftio, conpreliio.
sir. .iff:rr.V.y 'fibefeople [to chufe officer.', &c.'
Comi.ium, comrtii, pi. comitatui.
A'' ajjernbly met to bear a dijcourfc, Concio, ec
elefia, flin, -^ He charmed the ajjrrr.tiy -with hi
fli*quer.cc, dicendo hominum cortus tenuit.
. or ring, Coron.1 ; circulus, far
m Ail ajjembiyofdnj\nts, Conlcffu?, vel *['
.(jnodii! ]! throfo^Trum.
. lifi, ttimultus, ccettis
hilda'i aJT'mlly, or office, in any p.'air
Krare.
Ccztumdimittere, vel
^4/M//tf/7^/j>,Conciuncub j convrnticulum
Of, or lelbtigir.g to an ojjefnbly, Concionalis,
at, acquicfcu; an: ,,110.
ftajjint, or gi-.t OT'J y ji rei af
ASS
fentin, accedtre, fententiam afcribert, confen-
fum piarbcre, aljenfti fuo probare, comprobare,
confirmare. ^[ \ ajj. ;!ttr, il-
iud tiki ffrntior. He could nut te pe>:
/rent tbereii, eo adduci non potuit, ut
fiuic rei allentiretur ; ut id fleret, nemo ab co
confenfum extorquere potuit.
Anajfei.t, Affenfio, alRnfus.
Ajjentati, ajjtntmcnt, (Blown) Aflentatio,
'atio.
lly th/itjfin', or ar.ftft, Aflipulatu. Pl'm.
^f Ajjcnttd unto, Cui alfenfum eft, de quo con-
enit.
AJJintiag [of the fame party] Affenfor.
7oofcr , Opinatio.
To nfltrt [affirm, or maintain] Aliquid afTerc-
re, alievcrare, vel affirmare. ^ They affirt that
tvas campled of , nous, Afi'everanC ex
corpufculis mundum effe perfec^um,
Afftrttd, Afiertus, affirmatus.
To ajjert [vindicate] Defendo, tueor, vin.
ico.
Affcrttd, Defcnfm, vindicatus.
An ajfirt'on, AHcrtio, affirmatio.
An offitrtinf [affirming] Afrcrtio, afTirmatio.
An ajirting [vindicating] Dcienfio, confei-
vstio.
ve, (Glanv.) Pertinar.
'rtor, Aflertor, confervator [conferva-
To ajfefs [tr.x] Cenfeoj alicui tributum, vel
ftipen.^ium, imperare, imponcrc, induccre.
" To af/fft riffr/felvei, Pecunias in commune
conterrr.
AffJ'J, Cenfus,
sin aff-J'ticKt, Cenfus, tributum,
>- vf~ taw, Cenfor.
for [in an afH-mblv] AfTeffor.
i:un.. lolven.lisdebitis&legatisreftantia.
-cratin, Affeverafio. 3.
Ajjiduity [niiigence] Afliduitas, fedulitas.
Aff.duiiy moflereit difficulty, Gutta cavat lapi-
dem.
Afiiluw, Affiduus, fcdulus.
To be tiffiduou!, Defervio.
"' "i, Aflidue, fedulo.
ajjign [enjoyn] Impono.
affi^n [appoint]
"
To-aJJi^n f appoint] Conftituo ; delego,
Toajjigt!thetinieandplace,\)\em & locum ali-
cui rei facienda prsetrituere, deftinare, indicere.
^[ To ajjign j pine of Lnd to one, Alicui ali-
quam agri partem affignare, attribuere.
^f To ajj~!gn one a per.fun, Honorarium alicui
(tipendium ftatucre.
^[ To-aJJ-'gn ever a leafe, Locationem a?dium,
vel agri, alicui affignare.
^T Ti njfifn a reafta f'.r, Rationem, i-f/cau-
fam, daie, exhibere, reddere, prxtexere,
jli ajjignf'e, m affifn, Alicui rei affignatus. i
.'f, Qurd alttri affignari poteft,
.', Aili-'natus, addiftus, decreius; at-
tribu'.us ; delegatus. ^J Thisprntince Ti-aj ajjignid
ec provincia tibi ^flignata & addicta erl.
An anr.i. ', ;ijfigncd him, annuus fump-
tus huic decretus eft. It hath a certain pla,e af-
n tie ii<im;:s, ccrtum habet in carlo ac
dcfinitum locum.
If A day, or place, affined, Dies, njel locus,
(rittitus, i-el conftitutus.
[f An ajjignation, or ajjignmer.t, of tin:e and
c, Diei & loci conftitutio, rei certa quodam
loco ac tempore facienda? denunciatio.
An ajjignslloti, or ajfigt : mct:t [diftribution] Af-
fignatio, diftributio, attributio.
To irate an afftgnation, Ptomitto.
^[ An alignment of a Itafc, Location!! sdium
altcri affignaiio.
AJJimilablr, (Brown) Quod affimilari poteft,
To njjtvilaie [liken] Allimilo.
Af'mlattd, Aflimilatus.
AJfimtlation, (Bacon) || Facultas aflimilandi.
1 c ajjlmulatt [counterfeit] Aflimulo.
An ajlimilatiiai, Aflimulatio.
Anoff:(r, or afffes, Judicum ad jus flat's dic-
lius dicendum confeifus, comitia provineuliaj
ASS
To teef, or MJ, ,he ajpfes [as a iungel fui
pro tribunal! dicfre, vel tcddSrej juri dicundo
provincias obire,
^ si c/ert of affixes, Qui afta, vel decreta, in
judicum confcfi'u in tabulas refert,
f To affjc iveiget and meafure, Ponderum &
mtnfuranjrfl jura prsfcribi'ic.
An fffijcr if tucigbis and mejfura, ./Ediiisi
ponderum & rncnfiirarum fignatof.
ToaffSJ) [aid] Adjuvo, juvo, npitulor: aux-
il-orj mimltrn, Met. adminiculor; rfrafpitoj
fubfidium alicui lerre, aiicui adefle, TV! fuccur.
me ; manum aux;liarem alicui porrigere, fe pro.
pugnatorcm alicui dare, fuppetias alicui ferre.
7fl$/?[ftandby] Aflilto, a/fa, adfum, tueor,
a parts, vrf partibus, alicujus i'
sijjijlanct, Atixilium, ad-umentum, fubfidium.
f To dejire pjJijiatKc, Opera ab aliquo petcre,
implorare, rhgiure; ajicujus auxilium, Wfup.
, invocare.
f To give aff.flaiut, Alicui fcrre auxilium,
vel fubvenire,
An ajjijlance, Collega, adjutor, adjutrix, f.
adminifler, ac'miniflrix, f.
^[ To he affiant to, Aliquem juvare, vel ad.
j'jvare;. alicm adeffe,
'(/j/t{3, Adjutus.
'l/ifv.g, Aryans; AiffVagans, sdjutabilis.
jJociabUf Ccngrt'gabilis,
la officials, FamiliaHs, focius, collega.
i
vel afcifcere; fe aggregate, qf He _,
bimfelfviitb the left of men, conjunxit fe cum op-
umis quibufcunque.
[ Tn affoiia:e in war, Arma cum aliquo foci,
are j conlociare, focia agmina jungere.
Affotirted, In focicutis fceJus afcitus, conjun.
clu? , confociatus, fy junflus.
AnaJJidation, or aJJ'oJating, Hominum inter
it confociatio.
To affal. V. To arfutr, extemmunkalicit.
TtaJJ'-t, (Spenf.) V.B.f-.t.
To aJTumt [take upon himfelf] Aliquid fibi
fumerc, affurr.Sre, artogare, vindicate, Mt. in-
duo.
Afluvifd, Sibi afTutnptus.
AneJJumer, (South) Qui nimis fibi arrogat.
A" aJI'iimifg [Boldnefs] Fiducia.
An a/unpnta [in logick] AfTumptio, fump.
:io, [in rhctorick] * enthymema, alls, n,
|| Affun-privc, Aflumptivus.
An affiirar.ce [warranty] Cautio.
;.-f [certainty] Certa, explorata, nnn
dubia, minime dubia rei alicujus notitia. f[ /
have a fcrfcfi ajfui ar.ce. if all that, hzc omnia
ita fehabere nun modo nondubiumeft u.
certiflimum ; hsc omnia ita efl'e certo, iW cer-
ium, fcio; exploratum plane, perfpectum &
compertum habco.
With ajjurana, Certo, indubitanter ; affeve-
ranterj confii'emcr.
A/urame [affirmation] Affeveratio ; confir-
matio.
Affaretna [confidence] Audacia, confidentia.
^f AiranofgrcataJ/iirance, Aud.ix, homo per-
frifln; frontis.
AJJuranct [fecurity] Sccnritas, fidiicia.
i:ce [pledge] Pigius. ^J He gave me
:rt ajpirilna of bh friadfutp, amicitia; fua,. mihi
pignus dcdit.
~ Publitt aJJ'urance, Fides pnblica.
.Juraiae [icfcilutionj Fidentia, firma animi
confifio, fidtuia.
fl T flifinda caufe with great affmancc, * A-
nimocerto & connrmato in c.iusa confiftere. '
fl To ilo a thing <wllb grcA; aurtnc; t Fidenti
animo.aliquid agcre.
Affurancc fir a thing lent, C'autio.
7o five aj/urancef-.r ti c / ct-fsrmance cf a thing,
Satifdo, vadimonium praftare.
A giving Jemmy fo- perf.rirana t Satifdatio,
cautio.
To take goed aj/'urance, Satifaccipio, caveo.
I
AS T \
f To /peak tv-tb a/urance, Confttnti vultu at.
cue habitu loqui.
To c/ure [sffirm] Aliquid afiaere, affeverare,
W affirm a re. 1 ajfuft you, tibi confirmo.
Totiflare [piote'ft] Aliquem tueri, defendere,
protcgere.
To afire biittfelf, Certo fcire, compertum ex-
ploratumque habere. 51 / ajfure myfelf, perfua-
Turn habeo. Affure yottrjc/f, fie lubeto.
5f To- ajjiire a thing 'to one, Pignoribus datis
iliquid licui firmare.
5j To affire a perfon by promife, Fide interpofita
polliceri, fidem alicui dare.
5[ To fiffvre by bare rftaticn, Ccrtiorem faccre,
fidcnter affirm le.
Sound to affire, Plgnirati s.
AJJirtd, Certuf, confirmatuf, afnVmatus, com-
pertus, exploratus, pcrfpeclup, non vel minimi;
iubius, indubitatuf, .'{ indubitabilis.
5[ An ajj'arul friend, Amkus certus, fidus, fi-
delil.-
^Offices of ajfuranre. Collegia, qua: ex com-
paftodamna prajltare tenentur.
5f To be ajfurtd of. e thing, Certo fcire, com-
pcrtum, perVpcflum & exploratum habere.
5[ To hi ajfurtl [refoived] Apud fe ftatuere,
in propofito fufceptoque confilio permancre,
eerta in fententiaconfiflere.
Tobea/ured [engaged] Devincior.
To be -.mil a/ured [confident] Confido.
A/urtdly [certainly] Certe, certo, profeflo,
cxplorate. v
Afuredly [boldly] FiJenter; affirmate.
H A/undnefs, Cerla rei ratio.
An aj'urer, Confirmator.
f An ajurtr, or infurer, tfmcney, Confirmator
pecuniie ex compafto; cautor.
At a/urir.g, Confirmatio.
To towage, affuag'e, (I.) mitigo, fedo, placo ;
inulceo, remukeo, permulceo; kino, mollio ;
compete, contundo. f Timi ajioagetb grief,
dies lenit icgritudinem, doloris vis diuturmtate
Janguefcit.
To oJJ'viage, or be a/waged, Mitigor, refido,
eonfldo, conquicfco, da'eivefco ; decrcfco ; fe
remittee, vel relaxare. f Tbatfirmv begir.e-b
toajwage, dat intervalla & relaxat fe dolor. The
fev-r is ajjkaaged, febris conquiefcit. This fury
mill b: jna a/ivagta 1 , decedet ira hzc brevi.
That tbeftrcenefs of tin- tirg may be affiliated, ut
impetus relanguefcat regis. Tie waves -.vere a/ 1
{waged, conciderunt fluftus maris. The tumult
viasajpii'oged, tumultus compreffua fuit.
To aj'wjgc after fuelling, Detumeo, deturgeo.
A/waged, Mitigatus fed.itusj lenitu?, emolli-
tus, placatus, relevatus; Met. caftigatus.
An aff-wagtr, Qui mitigat, Wplacat.
Ajjwaginz, aj'uafi-ue, (Pope) Mitigatorius.
An fgiaagiag, ajfuegement, (Spenf.) Lenimen,
Unimcntum, levamentum, dclinimentum j mi-
ligatio, fedatio.
Anejlertfk [little (Ur] J| AfterUcus.
Anaflertjtn [conftcllation] Aftrum.
t Mern, (Dryden) V. Stern.
+ leaflet, (Spenf.) V.ToJiarlle.
An ajlb.-na [difficult breathing] Anhelatio,
* oitbopnora.
Afta;: -"' al, or aftbv.atitk, Anhtlator.
To ajlonijb, Aliquem conturbare, perturbare,
{, exteinare, conllernarc ; tejrir.-, exterrere,
percellere.
Piry web to ajlmnd, (Milt.) Aliquem ffupe-
facere, * obftupefacere) { alicujus mcntem
attonare.
To bt afnn'fitd [or foBiewhat furjirifed] Com-
moveri; aliquid mirari, admirari, demirari.
^ I am ajlonjhed at your nighger.ce, tuam negh-
t;entiam.fatis mirari non queo. Tm ought nut tc
te aftmijbed at it, mirum tibi videri non debet.
1 tvas always afomjhed at year greatnefs of mind,
magnitudinem animi tui femper fum itdmiratus,
To be. aflomjh'.d vnytnucb, Confternari; & rtu
peo, 2. ftupefio, obftupefco. 51 Tl 'J ''''" <*'
\J, obtorpuerunt animi. IJe-wa-
afpcdlu obmutuit. Ik prt-
be very 'mmb ajlon'.jbcd, attonitum k ac
A T
|prcul/um (in-.ulavit.
'fltmijr.ii, Attonitus, conflernatus, cxanima
Itus, perteiritus, pcrculfm, perturb.iius, flupr-
t^tlus, obftupefacltis j timore ftupir'us j rj cx-
ternatus, cxanimis. ^1 Tl>ey flood ajlorijhcd ',
ittonitis habere animis. AJlsniJbed at tie ft tinge.
n<~fs of the thing, rei novita'e perculfus, pcrcitus.
An tptfrijoint, Confternatio, exanimatio,
perturbatio; animi ftupor.
Aflonijhment , Stupor, * pavor.
To go ajlraddU, orftraddling, Varico, varicor.
^[ To ride, ofjit, ajlraddle, Divaricatis cruri-
bus federc, equitare.
\ Afliagal [a cirde about a pillar] * Artra-
galus.
AJlral, (Dryden) V. Starry.
Ajlray, Eri*abundu3, errans, decrrans.
1 3 go af:ray, lirro, dccrro, vagor, palor; a
curfu refto divettere, variiserroribus duci.
51 To lead aflray, A refla via abducere, iner-
roves inducere.
A going ajlray, Erratie. V. Stray,
Ajtritled, (Arbuth.) ARrictut, conflriftus.
An ajlrif!ion [binding] Aftriflio.
Aflriflive, or afir'mgtnt, Aftringens, reftrin-
gens, aftriftoriam vimhabens, alvo fiftendae uti-
iis, * ftypticus, Plin.
To ajlringe [make cortive] Alvum, vet ven-
trem, aftringere, comprimere, tenere, durare.
Afiringcncy , Aftriftio, 3. aftriclcria vis.
Af.ride, Cruribus, vel tibiis, varicatis.
An afrtlalt [inftrument for taking diftances]
|| Artrolabium.
Anaflr/>loger,anafrchgian, (Camden) * Aftro-
logus, <{> matriematictis.
AJlrrl',ger, corrupt, for Ariftolocly [hart wort]
* Ariftolochia:
Ajlrological, Ad aftrologiam jiertiner.s.
Aftroligitafly, Secnndum artem aftrologise.
Ajlrclogyi Sideralis fcientia, aftrologia.
ff Judicial a/lrchgy, Aftrologia divinans, ars
quaeex fiderumconternplatione futura praenunciat.
An aftronw, *|| Aftronomur, *|| Aftrono-
miaf profeffor, fcientiae fideralis peritus.
Aflrctmmical, *|| Aftronomicus.
Ajlionsmically, Sccundum artem *||aftronomiz.
Afnmmy, *j| Aftronomia, fideralis fcientia.
Afundir, Separatim, feorfum ; difperfim.
To cut afiindfr, Diffeco, tii, I.
. To part, pull, at fate, afunder, Sejungo, feparo,
diflblvo. 51 It < s la f" r ' '"* c 'tings afundu
7( I i:h are aptly put tivelber, tb'an to conntcl the
diffipated parts, facilius eft apta diffolverc, quar.)
diflipata conneftere.
An afylum. V. Sar!Ja.iry.
At, is anfwered by divers Latin prepofitions :
vix. a, ab, ad, ante, apud, de, cum, ex, in,
inter, fub, fuper, pro, &c. as 5f / tcill begin at
Romulus, incipiam a Romulo. Nor ivas all <juitt
atfea, necab oceanoquies. At t be day n:
ad conftitutum diem. At the name cf Thijbt it
leahd up, ad nomen Thifoes oculos erexit. A;
latter latmnas, ad Graecas calendas. At tbi
phafurc of a "woman, ad arbitrium mu'ieris. A.
tbe.fre, ante focum. At the gale, ante januam.
At ny bcuff, apud me. Ciffar tr.carr.prA at Corf-
niitm, apud Corfinium caftra pofuit Csfar. Tou
were therefore at Lecca's bcufe that night, fuifti
igitur apud Leccam ea nofte. When lam at h:s
/xufeit is all cne as my (nun, spud cum fum tan-
quam dcmi meas. He IUCKI ati-ay at break of day,
cum dilucuio, cum primu luce, wl fub lucem,
abiit. Attbafwc.rd, cum diflo. Hi ii-int aviay
at midnight, de media nofte deceflit. He is per-
fumed at my charge, olet unguenta de meo. He
loved her. at kisfieart, ex animc omavit earn. Sx
fomedifance, ex ihtervallo. No loycr tivr.vfn-
day ai the feajl, vel hen in convivio. At jdoal,
in fchola. At church, in ternplo. / liled it ai
the veryfrf! , jam in principle id mihi placcbat.
My icr.ju'jhip is ncio al or. end, m exitu eft jam
meus confulatus. The n;en,',ry l':etb at n
of the ear, eft inaure ima memoriie locus. A:
tiiery word the terns fall, lachryma- in fingula
^erba cadunt. He four d him j'Jt at -n'ork, virum
in ipfo op ere dcprebeniit, Had ibh tcj
A T C
at fti^er lime, (i hoc inter cocnam arcidiffet. jtc
the itfinitf, inter initia. At tJ-ry w^t at tlelr
;.s, inter fcyphos, inter vina. At J m ',t tie-,
ga-vt over, fub occafum folis deftitcrunt. //,,
'iiifs it as the an.tron talk nfall al fu/per, dc
liujus nequitu in commune omnes fuper can 1 '
oquebantur. As tie doer, ab oftio, ad forej,
)ro fofibns 1 .
^f The prfpofition is fometimes underftood,
as, 5J At f'jljiglt, primo afpeftu. At tne /,
mo idu. At n-.y iujlanci, impulfu meo. At ny bid-
ding, me imperante. All things are ordered at
he -will and pltafure of God, nutu & arbitiio Dei -
imniareguntur. At your plcafure, tuo arbirrata.
H'hat viouUfl tbwdotuitb him? quid ilia facias-?
load at a dart, jaculo bonus. At my peril, meo
jericulo.
As for te [by a dative cafe] 5f|| ff%at willjli
Jo at me? quid facict mihi }
At tome, or al the botife, Domi. 5T / ''// lit
at borne, if you would have any tbirg <witb me, do-
mi ero, fiquid me voles.
At, before a city or town, cf the firft or fe.
:ond declenflon, and fin^ularnumber, is render-
ed by putting it in the genitive cafe; as, at
IWci;, Londini. At Oxford, Oxoniw. At
Camlrijge, Camabrigiae. jj^ But of the third
leck-nfion, or plural number, in the ablative -.
as, at Carthage, Carthagine. At Atleni, * A-
henis. At Paris, Parifiis. As Venice, Venc--
iis.
At a venture, In incertum, temere, fortuito,'
At bitnd, Pra?ft6, prope.
5| At faord hand. Secunda emptione.
5[ Itvill net take this at yiar band, Iltud hau<3
nultum fcrfs;
At oil, Omnino, prorsuj, quicquam.
|| At all fever] Unqusm. 51 I -uill r.it do-it
t,w, if at all, nunc non faciam, ft nnqaam.
Left at any time, Nequando.
At li.ft, Ut cum maximc. 5f Then Athens toai
t its btft iflate, "Athene turn maxime floru^-i
unt. This, at be/1, is but a pitiful performance^ .
ioc ut nihil pcjus dicam, res nihilieft.
Atfii'ft, Primo, primum.
At hi/}, Ad ultimuoi, ad cxtremum.
A', the leafl, Minimum.
At ro time, Nunquami -
At noft, Summum, ad fummum, plnrimum, .
t plurimiim, * omnino. 51 He Caveat mcfl t-.i-j
joufand f.tcc r .s cfm f jit\', 3* at t:-Jl thrtc rfv.fcrj,
no millia nurnmum, aut fummvim, tria dedit,
"our, or jive at the mofi, quatuor, aut quinqi'e
d fnmmum. They produce but Ji-vf at thf r ,
ariunt plurimOm quinos. The thffercr.ce i< ,
>ree at mojt, tribusut p!urimum dirtat. H'eivere
bwt ttvo hundred cf us at mofi, fuimus omnino'
d ducentos.
At that time, Tunc^ torn, eo, vel illo tem-
ore.-
At preffrrt, In prscfenti, in prsfentb.
At ibistirr.e, Nunc dierum, jam, hodie.
At leaf, Saltern, certe, vel. 51 Kiel m oftl'n
ain, or at leaft etife me of it, erine mihi hunc
olorem, aut minue fahem. At lea/1 1/hall-aex
'm, moleftus certe ci fuero. If n'jt in a gl"..!,
Icaft in a fettled, Jlate cf the city, fi non bono, .
t faltem certo, ftatu civitaus,
.ii teifan; Otiose.
At length, or at /ajl, Al ; quar,do; tandem, de-
mum, denique.
At once, S rmil, femel, pariter, fimu! & femtl,
a atque eadem opeia.
At liraiaares, Inopinato, inoninanter, repente>
x inipru ' ; dcrrpfr.te.
~ At tlte wo;/}, ad exiremutn.
To bt at, or
51 W ' jr * i:
uid fibi vuit "'
5^ To be .'t cbarpts with, Sumftus in ahflui ' in-
umcie, f'
To be at the pairs or, In a> j la-
bor.iri;.
|[ TV be at a ffrf'n to do a thing, Aliquem tir-
'.iic =ii aliquid .. ndum.
TtttcblCVt, V. 4!:
ATT
ATT
ATT
J e!t, Edi. See Eat.
Atkeifm, atbetjli.aliifi, (Hammond) Seelui
eorum qui Dcum eiTe negant.
At ak.i'l, Qui divinim n*turam aut D^utn
tellit.
Afbetfital, tilu\J!i;, (Ray) atbcous, (Milt
Ad divinam nataram toUendam pertinens, im
pint.
Aibetftically, Sccundum ecs qui divinam natu
lam tollunt.
To hi <sthir/l t Sitio, fiti affici, tentari, tene
tij <i> areo.
Athletically, * Athleticc.
Atclet'uk, Athleticus.
Athwart, Tranl'vcrse ; oblique.
jiiite, (Shakefp.) V. To tilt.
Atilt, (Speft.) V. To tilt a barrel,
Atmofpbcre, Vaporum * fphaera.
An aum, -\-ftnmy, (Shakefp.) Corpufculum
atomus, <Ji glomeramcn.
Atemitalpbilcfofby, (Bentley) Epicuri doftrina
Anatomifl, (Locke) Epicuri feftator.
To atone, or makeat^ntmcnt, Expio, luo; -con
eilio, rcconcilio; placo ; in grutiam redigere
favcrem conciliate.
Ta atone [make amends for] Rem unam cum
slia compenfare.
An atoning, or atonement, Expiatio, piatio, pia
roentum, 'f piamen; conciliacio; fupplicium.
An attiring [acrifice, Sacrificium expiation!
caufa fufceptum ; piaculum.
Afned, Putus, expiatus; conciliatus, com
pcnfatus.
That -which carnal be atoned for, Inexpiabilis.
Atrip!" [herb] Atriplex, Ids, (.
Atrocious, Atrox.
A'rocioujly, Atrociter.
Atrocity, (Clarendon) [fiercenefs] Atrocitas.
Anatropty [confumption] Atrophia, Celf.
ft attach [tack together] Rem aliquem ac
aliam alligare, vel cum alia colligare.
To attach [detain] Aliquem detinere, demo
rar, remorari, tenere, moraii.
Te attach [take prifoner] V. arrejl. 5T H
attacked my father fur debt, pignoratus eft patrem
meum.
Attached, Prehenfus, apprehenfus.
^[ To ti attached to a perfcrt, or thing, Alicu
adhzrere, inhaerere; alicujus partibus tavcre, ab
aliquo flare, fefe partibus alicujus dederej in ali-
quid incumbere.
5f Attathed to an opinion, Alicujus doflrinae.
vet fententise, favens, adhsercns, deditus, ad-
setm.
An ana-ting, or attachment [a tacking toge-
ther] AHigatio, colligaiio.
An attachment [detaining] Retentio.
An attachment, V. An arr.fi.
Attachment to a pcrfin, or thing, Adhaefio.
An attack [letting upon] Aggreflio,
. An attack [the charging of an enemy] Im
f reflio, impullus, impetus, <b alTultus, vices, pi
An attack [made on a town] Oppugnatio.
^| The attack tf adi/lcmfer, Morbi tentatio
vd impetus.
To attack [begin a quarrel] Aliquem provocare
impugnarc, adoriri; r|i alicui incurrcre, convi
tiis Iscefsere, vel profcindcre.
m To attack an entmy, Hoftcm aggredi, adoriri
liodem, vil in hoftem invadere, irruere, vel im-
prtflioncm facEre j in hoftes impetum faccre, <ve
dare.
^1 To attack a /own, Oppidum oppugnare, cin-
g?re, WinvadevCj urbem aggredi, vel adoriri,
in oppiHum impfcflionem facfre, urbi oppugna
tiom-m inferre, irrumpere oppidum, in oppidum
irri-piionem faccre.
Asaiktd, Provocatus, latcflitusj oppugnatus
impulfus*
/|| A*arj ter, Provocator, oppugnator.
-., Aliijua re potiri, aiinuiJ attin
pfre, i !"', aflequi, pare";
<}> nancil'ci. ' rtady tuny i
- vita femita per .
.' 'rain to that pratfe, ait i.larr
jfpirare non poffunt. Eajy iuayi to at-
pmmti'un, aditut ad ctpclTendos honore
prompii.
Attainable, AITcquendur, obtinendut.
Ana.nMtntfi, (Chcyne) Adipifcendi pote
Hi' : .
An attainder, Crimen majeftjtii procerum fof
tragiis judicandum.
% A bill iftitaitJer, Libellui accufatorius apu
regni proceres.
Attained unto, Impetratus.
An attaining unto, or attainment, Impetratio
confecutio.
5T A mm ofgvid attainmcnti, Vireruditus, do
flrina clams, 'ingenii dotibus clarns, przclaru
eximius, cgregius.
f Attaint, (Shakefp.) V. Taint.
To attii',::!, Accufo, evinco, reum aj>c"re, vc
peragcre.
fl To attaint of high treafon, Laefa: majeftati
ajiquem accufare.
To attaint [corrupt] Inficio, corrumpo.
Attainted) Accufatus, convilus, evicMus*
|| Attainted [fle/h] V.Tainteti.
5[ Attainture of blood, Sanguinis corruptio.
To attemper, Attempero, Sen. mifceo, commif
ceo.
Attmperate, (Hammond) Accommodatus.
Aitcmfered, Miftus, commixms.
Attempering, (Pope) Attemperans.
An attempt, or attempting, Inceptum ; com
miffum; conatus, rj> aufum, conamen.
^f To mate, afoolijh atttmpt, Inepte aliquid mo
liri, conari, aggredi, tentare.
To atterr.pt, Conor, molior, commolior, incipio
capto, incepto, audeo, txpcrior, <J adorior
tango, feftor.
Attempted, Inceptus, molitus ; attentatus.
An atttrnftcr, (Milton) Inceptor, molitor.
To attend [wait for, or upon] Prxftolor, ma-
neo, opperior, expec^o, lamulor; fy appareo ,
profequor. ^f / will attend you, te manebo. j
attend your orders, expefto quid velis.
fl To attend unto, Alicui aufcultare, infervire,
obfequi j animo adefTe, aures vacuas dare.
To attend upon [conduct] Dcduco, comitor,
latus alicujus claudere.
Attendance, cr attending, Expeftatio j Met
obfequium, miniQcrium; famulatus.
fl To attend a ptk perfon [as a phyfician] /E-
grum, vel a:grotum, curare [as a nurfe] aegroto
fervire, infervire, fj affidere; auxilium prxftare.
Attendance on bujinefs, Cura, diligentia ; affi-
duitas.
5[ The attendance, or train, of a prince, Aflecla
rum, Waffcftatorum, tuiba.
An attendance of apparilcri, &c. Apparitio.
A great man' s attendance, || Famulitium ; mi-
nillcriumj turba clientum, comitatus nume-
rofus.
5f To dance attendance, Saepe & fruirra comi-
tari, aflec^ari, viiltjrre aliquem, favorem obti
nendi gratia.
[ To give attendance, Aliquid curare, in ali-
quid incumbere, rei alicui operam dare.
An attendant, attender, (B. Johnf. ) Aflecla,
comes, adminiftrator, minirtratorj f. miniftra-
trixj a0'eftator; latellcs; Met. canis; dediiTe-
quus, pcdifTequa, ^ minifterj f. miniftra.
The attendant of a tHJiaft, Eft'eflus, exitus;
cventum.
Attendant cm, Praeftolans, expefta.is.
Attended [taken care of] Curatus.
Attended [waited on] Deductus.
Ai tended laith, Concomitatus, Plant*
Attention, Attentio, intentio.
f[ To do a thing with attention, Aliquid intento
animo agere, curare, conficercj diligenter & at
'entc in aliquid incumbere.
5f To p'oeure attention, Auditores attentot red-
Icrc, auditorum animos dcmukcie.
A:ietaivt,*nint, (Milt. South) Attentus, in-
eptus; Mt . "J> arreftus ; vigil 5 fufpenfus,
Very attentive, Perattenrus.
ff To be attentive, Ad aliquid attendere, ani-
num ad aliquid advcrttrc, adhibac, in aliquid
iligenter incumbcrc.
51 to malt attentive, Attentum aliquid U,, r
expcftationem alicujus crigere, habenas alicujuj
animi tenere, expeflationem fjcerc.
Attentively, Attemc, arreftis auribm, attento,
vetirtlcnto, animo.
Very attcr.tiv,ly, PeratlentJ j perfludiose.
A'tentivenefi, Attentio, animi intentio.
To attenuate [Ifflen] Attenuo, eitenuo.
Attenuation, Attenuatio, extenuatio.
Attenuated, attenuate, (Bacon) Attenuatui,
extenuatus, <J> tenuatus.
To atteji, Aliquid tcflari, teflificare, attefiari,
teftificatione, vel teftimonio, probare, compro-
bare, connrmare, ratum faccre.
Attt:ejling, Teftificatio, teflimonium.
5f An atttjtat'nn by viritir.g, Confignata lite-
ns teftificatio.
Atttjlid, Teftimonio conGgnatus,T/f/confiima
is.
That cannot bcatlejtfd, Inteftabilis .
Attire, Ornatus, ornamentum ; amiclus;
cultus. 5f Ckibed in rich attire, veftibus fumptu-
ofis ornatus.
To a/tire one, Orno, veftibus ornare, exornare.
Attired, Ornatus, exornatus ; amiclus.
An attirer [mafc.] Qui ornat, vel exornat s
ornatrix. f.
An attiring, Exornatio.
^Tht attires of 'a flag, Cornua cervi adulu.
Altitude, Corporum fnus in pifluiil,
Attillcnt, (Derham) Attollens.
To attune, V. Te atone.
An attorney at la-w, Procurator rerum foren-
liuin, litium procurator. 5F This affair cannot he
managrd by an attorney, delegationcm res ifta non
recipit.
51 The king's attorney, or attorney-general, Cog-
nitor regius, regiarum caufarum procurator.
Atna-vijh attorney, Piocurator przevaricans.
A pratir.g attorney, Rabula, ae, m.
5T To afl by art aturney, Per procuratorem agere
5J To appoint, or male one bis attorney, Litteris.
datis procuratorem ftatuere.
5T d letter of attorny, Literae procurationis, at-
tributa fcn'pto negotii gerendi aufloritas vtl
poteftas.
An atlarntyjhip, or atttnment, Procuratio, de
egatio.
T attrafl [draw to] Ad fe aliquid trahere, at-
'rahere, vel pertrahcrc.
To attrafl [allure one by fair fpeeches] Ali.
quem ad aliquid allicere, illicere, pellicere, alle.
ftare, invitare; aliquem obleftare.
5J Toattrafl the eyes of a fer!on, Alicujus ecu-
os in fe convertere, rapere, allicere.
Attratltd, Ad fe traftus, attraftus, pertraflus.
Attratled [allured] Alleflus, illeftus, invi-
atus.
An attratling, er attraflios, Attraclio.
An attratling [by fair words] Blanditiaf, pt.
enocinium.
An atlrafling [alluring] at'.ralt, (Bull.) II.
ecebra, invitamentum, incitamentum, illicium.
Attractive [drawing] attraflica!, (Ray) At-
rahendi vim nabens, attrahendi vj przdittip.
Attraclive [by fairwordi] Blandu?, pellax.
AttraHive [alluring] Qijod oculis valde bian.
jtur, oculos ad fe rapit, oculos allicit, -uc/per-
mulcet.
Attratlivtly, Illecebrose, blande.
An attraietjt, (Glanv.) attraflor, (Brown)
Qiu attrahit.
Attributable, (Hale) Attributndus.
An attribute, Ornatus ; titulus.
5f Toe attributes of God, Divina attributa.
To attribute, Aliquid alicui attribuere, tribuerff,
fcribere, imputarc; aflignarc, Met. adjudicare,
[ lie attributtth bis vices to old age, vitia in fenec-
utem confcrt. He a'tributetb his invn prmfc tt
nother, laudes fuas ad alterum transfundit. lie
ttributethto me the fafe- guard of the -whole empire,
idicat imperio Romano & orbi terrarum me at-
uliffe falutem.
To at/ribuie to bimfelf, Aliquid fibi attribuere,
fcifcere, affumere, fumeije, arrogare, vindicare,
He ailribatetb frtijc tt tintjt/f, Uudem fibi af-
lunut.
A V E
fumit. 1 do net attribute that soifJta to myftlj
non iftam mihi afcifco fapientiam.
To be attributed [afcribed] peihibeor, tribuor
Attributed, Attributus, tributus, afiumptus.
An attributing, Aitributio, 3.
Attrition [rubing] Attrilus, 4.
To attune, (Milton) || Modulationem dare.
To avail, Profum, ccnfero, refero; conduco
valeo, juvo. ^| // availeth nothing to a good life
nihil ad bene vivendum confert. What did i
avail? quid retul.t I
Available, Valens ; efKcax ; utilis, conduci
bills.
Ava'ilment, avail 'ablenefs, (Hale) Emolumen-
tum, fruftus, utilitas.
// availftt, Confert, conducit, refert, intereft
^f It availetb little, parumjuvat. It availetbmu^b
inultum iuv.it, plmimuni prodeft.
Avant [away] Apage, abi.
Avarice [covetoufnefs] Avaritia, i. pecunias
aviditas, i-il cupiJitas ; cj> argenti fitis, auri fa-
mes ; avarities, 5.
Avarice [niggardlinefs] Nimia par/imonia
4. (ordes, pi.
Avaricious [covetous] Avarus } auri, pecimire
divitiarum, cupidus, avidus, appetens. ^[ He i
a li'.tle <co avjritioiis, ad rem avidior, vsl atten
tior, aliquantum eft.
Avaricious [niggardly] Parcus, deparcus. Met
reftticlus, fordldus, tenax.
Avar.c\o':fly, Avare, parce, fordide.
Avaricioiifrefs, Avaritia. V. avarice,
J Avoft [hold a little] Mane, mane ; ne
quid temere ; far, f.uis.
An auffiin, or puklkk fale, Auflio.
Aultionary, (Dryden) Auftionarius.
An auctioneer, Venditor vicarius, auftionarius.
To /*// by, or put up to, auclion, Auclionor,
auftionem facere, in auclione vcndere, hafta
pofita vendere.
Audacious, Audax, confidens, improbus.
jiud*cioi!Jly , Audafltr, confidrnter, improbe.
Jtudcckufncfs, audacity, (Shakefp.) Audacia,
eonfidcntia ; improbitas.
Audille, Audiendus, auribus percipiendus.
A"d:He [loud] Canorus, ft fonorus.
Audilly [heard] (Milton) Clari/Time auditus.
Audience [aflion of hearing] Audientia.
An audience [affembly] Ccetus, 4. concurfus,
conventus ; frequentia. * acroafis.
fl To give auditn.e to, Aliquem audire ; alicui
aures dare, adhibere, przbere ; alicui audien
tiam facere. ^[ Th= king gave audi'nce to the
ambaffador of the irnjl Chrlfiian king, admifius ad
rci;cm *|| ChriftiaHifllm'i regis legatus, ab eo
audi'.us eft.
Audien, e of hove, Audientia valcdicendi.
The court of audience, Curia audientiz.
f] To get one audience, Ut aliquis audiatur
prucurare.
An audit, Teftium auditio, rationum exami
^ To audit accompts, rationes examinare, ad
cjculos vocare,
An eudit'.ur, Auditor.
An audiuur (.f accounts, rationum inquifitor,
3. calculator, ratiocinator.
^ An aud'.tour of the Exchequer, Fifci procu-
rator, thefaurarii vicarius, a rationibus publicis.
An auditour's clerk, -\ Scriptuarius.
Auditory, (Newton) Ad auditum pertinens.
An audifiry, (South.) Concio. V. Audience.
. An auditory [fchool] Auditorium.
To avenge, Uicifcor ; vindico ; par par! re-
frrre.
^[Ta averg? one's filf if a per Jon, Vindicare
fc ab aliquo, aliqUcm ulcifti.
Avenged, Ultus, vindicatus.
/// avenged. Inultus.
An avtr.ger, Ultor, ultrix, f. vindex ; exe-
cutor.
An avenging, avengcmcnt, (Spenf.) Uitio.
\;ndicatio, vindifta.
An nvcr.i.r, Return quas ad regia equoium fta-
kula pertinent infpeflor.
An, avenue, Aditus, 4. introitus.
A V O
Anns [herb] *|| Caryophyllata.
To aver, Alfero ; aio ; ferio afleverare.
Average [duly of carriage] Portorium } ope
rarum pnebirio.
Average [equal (hare] >qua tjufdem fpecit
portio, diftributio, vel collatio.
CT To put to an average, Rem arbitrorum judi
cio permittifre, rem arbitris difcepundam com
mittere.
Avered, Serio affirmatus, explorattu.
An averring, or averment, Confirmatio, pro
batio ; reftimonium.
To averruncate, (Hudib.) Averrunco.
Averfaiion, (South) Aveifatio.
Averfe, Averfe, * alicnus, a, ml ab, aliqna
re abhorrcns. f A-verfe to learning, a Mufis a-
verfus, a literis alienus, a ftudiis abhorrent.
Averfon, or avcrfenefs, Averfatio, laftidium
He bath an aver/ion to marriage, abhortet ab
uxore ducenda, He bath an aver fun to tre, eft a
me alienior. That thing is my averfan, ab ifta re
"nimus meus abhorret. Nobody ever had a great-
r averfion to literature, nemo unquam fuit tani
averfus a Mufis.
[f To give em an amrf.m to, Aliquem ab ali-
quo abalienare, w/alienaie.
]f To have an averfion to, Ah aliquo alienum,
vel averfum, eiTe j alieno, vel averfo, animo
efTe ab aliquo, <$ abdico. Met. pavco.
Dcferving avtrfan, Averfandus, rj> averfabilis
To avert, Averto, abduco, abftiaho; depre-
cor ; deteftor ; Met. averrunco.
Averted, Averfus, abduftus,
sin averting, ab aliqna re avncatio.
Ttt king's avery, Loius ubi pabulum regio-
m equorum conditur.
Anauf, or ilf [fool] Stultus, fatuus.
An auger, or augre [tool] Terebra.
Aught [com. ought] Res ; quicqiiam, &c.
lad you aught c/j'e to do ivith her? num quidnam
mpli'is tibi cum ilia fuit ? Ti'.Jt tl.m perceivi
tight? tcquid fentis ? If aught jhould hfallyn,
(i quid tibi humanitus accident. Had I been
ight lut a blockhead, ni efTem lapis. For aught
hear, quantum audio. Good for aught, frugi
"ott will r,ev:r he good for aught as hng as I
ive, dum ego vivam, nunquam eris frugis bona.
To augment [increafe] Augeo, cumulo ; ad-
ugeo; alicui rei incrementum afterre.
\ To augrr.er.t one's revenue, Rcm fuam auge-
e, exaggerare.
To augment [enlarge] amplio, amplifico.
To augment, or be augmented, Accrefeo, in-
refco ; augeor, augrfco. f Hit infirmity teas
ugmented, valetudo increverat.
Augmented, Auclus, adauc"his, amplificatus.
An augmenting, augment, (Walton) or aug-
mentation, Auclus, 4. adauclus ; accretio, adjcc-
o incrementum, rfiaugmen. ^[ Anau^
f honour and fortune, acceflio, vel ampliticatio,
ignitatis & fortuna?.
An augntentcr, Amplificator.
An augur [foothfayer] Augur.
Auguratien, or augu'y, Augurium, r}> omen.
The dignity of an augur, Auguratus, 4.
Btlor.gjrg to an augur, avgurial, (Brown} au-
urous, (Chapman) Aupuralis, augunus.
Auguring, (Shakefp.) Augurans.
Auguft, Auguftus, magnificus.
At'tgujl [month] Augudus, rr.enfis fcxtillt.
An avijry, Aviarium.
Avidity, Aviditas.
f AM, (Shakefp.) V. Old.
Aulick [belonging to court] Aulicus.
lie aulickcouni.il, Concilium imperil aulicum.
f- Aumailad, (Spenf.) Variatus.
An aumbry. See Almonry.
\ An aumulet, Ovorum intrita in fartagine
rixa, vel fricla. A.
An aunt by the father's fide, Amita.
An aunt by the mother' s fide, Matertera.
A great aunt by the father* i fide, \ Proamita.
A great aunt by the mother's fide, \\ Promater-
era.
\ To avocite, (Boyle) Avoco ; impedio,
Avocation, Avocatio, avocamentum.
A U T
An Avtcation [hindrance] Impedimn('im.
To avoid, Vito, drvilo, evito, fugito; fugio,
refugio, caveo ; prartrreo ; dcfugio, fubterfugio.
Mil. dcclino ; tj. eado j exeo ; e lj-
qutis avolare, ex malij emergjre, cum Ufinn
ena.tin,
ToavciJ, (retire, SbaleJ),.) Se fubducere, dif-
cedere.
^f To avoid by Jlool, Alvum evacuire, exina-
ire.
To avoid by urine, Meio, mirxi ; *
reddere, vel facere.
^f To avoid the fight of one, Alicujus afpcflum
ufugcre, vitsre.
^f To aval J a How, Iclum declinire; eluderc.
To avoid ty nugbing, Extuflio, tufliendo ex-
3uere.
An avoidttr.ee, (Bacon) Exinanitio.
Avoided [fhuned] Evitatus, devitati-s.
Eafily avoided, avoidable, (Locke) Evitabilit,
vitabilis.
Net ta be avoidiJ, avcidljt, (Dennis) inevita-
bilis.
An avoidcr, Qu_i evitat ; qui aufert.
An avoiding, avoidance, (Watts) Evitatio, de-
vitatio, vitatio.
Averdufois -weight. Libra fedecim unciarum.
Avihtio?, (Glanv.) Effi-igium.
To avouch, Aflevero, atteftor, aflero, autumo,
efendo, confirmo, conftanter affirmo, aifle
eneo,
^[ To av>uchfor another, Pro aliquo fpondere,
id fe fponforeni dare.
^[ To avouch o'te't authority, Dignitatem ali-
ujus tucri, defenders, 'vel vinciicare.
^ To avMb an autbour, Auiloiem laudare,
itare,
Avoucbablc, Quod affirmari poteft.
Avouched, Ariirrnatus, aiTcvetatus, laudatus v
robatus.
Ati avoucber, Sponfor ; qui affirmat.
An avouching, Sponfio,
An avouching, avouch f (Shakefp.) Teftimo-
ium,
Ty avno, or jnflify a thing, Affirmo, confir-
10, approbo, afiero,
To avo<w [own, or profefs] Profiteer, ppncfco,
Awwatle, Qu^od palam affirmari poteft.
Avoiued, Palam affirmatus; agnitus.
m An avowed inemy, Hoilis apcitus, f;! d:-
aralus.
Avowedly, Aperlc, ex profcHb.
An avoivtr, Qm aliquid aflirmal, -vf! com-
robat
J Ai'ctvry, purgatio.
\\Atoaitrf, Adullerium.
Auricular, Auricularis, ad aurem pertincn^
Axriadtrlj, (1.) Privatim.
, Auricula.
A^ffice [Met. proteflion, B. Jobnf. iiJTlaencc,
)tyeiea,'\ Aufpicium.
Au'picieu!, Felix, fauftus, aufpicatus.
Aufficioujly, feliciter, fauflc, aufpicato.
cnujixfi, Felicit.is.
. Aultcrus, durus, afper, feveruj, rfi-
01 riJu*.
An aujlere life, Viclu?, cultufque afper,
ita dura j vitu? afperitai & duritia.
A:iftercly, Auftcie, duriter, fevere. ^ :
aved bitnjflf fcntctvist auftcrcly to clf'^rs, aliis
uriorem fe prjebuit.
Aujlerentjt, or .'i-pcrity, Severitas, auflciilar,
''peritas.
|| To cufltaiixf, (Crown) Ad auftrum incii-
are.
Aatbi-nt'cal, or amtcmick, FiirrS at:c>
mprobatvi^, auftorftatc ratus, res ceils; fiiiJ.
AtlbtnliioHv, or axther.t'icLlj, lumma fide,
Authentick papers, Authority's, pi. id
n auftoritatibus peifcriptis extat.
<([ To trake iutbcnt-cel, Ralum facete, firn.J
ucloritate comprobare.
Authenticates, (Addifon) or ,;.
Vrra, tir/eiplorata, rei cognitio.
Made eatter.tiik, Fiimt autloritiie ccmpio-
atus,
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A W A
AWL
BAG
tif i jut I :ur [wrtcr] Auflor, fcriplor.
sip j, :*.-,.. < [contriver, or inventor] Conditor
Trol.ror.
-Victor^m nomimbo
An fjibmr tftberutji agri, Auftor clalliai*.
A'/i itu/lutr of r i cbif, Cjput (tclcris.
lie ft\ tf a:tti>our, Dux & fitimfcr.
^| 'Tc of am Lour of one*t own bi>m, Afciarr
trunbin fuit clictrt, fibi maluoTcreare, fuo in-
dic o pcririr.
The aatLmr cf a law. Legislator
Autl'.ritatiiie, AuftoiiU'.e firmatus, prcbatus,
o~nprobatus.
^tiHritmt'mirj, Av&orititAi
'i/y, Aucloiitis, dominium, impe'ium i
dominatio; jus, jSrit, n. poteftas, polcntia j
fj> aufpicium. Mrr. pondus. ^f He ii advanced
to tin iigbcfi authority, icrum faftigium tenet.
A r t *:z?> n-.Tj , ; fl w0f greater aztiority tlar. amber .
nemo magncpeie eminebat. Lit us ml/ /cop,,
tfj/i e fuat authority, communem hunc populun
peribus aufpiciis regamus. Laws have no au-
thority in tear, filrnt leges inter anna. They
ii'ft in great authority, in republic.!, judiciifquc
piurimi'im pollebant, lie death it if til man eu
tbe'iiy, fuo jure agit.
Authority Cleave] Licentia. ^J / have autho-
rity to dt> it, id mihi agere licet.
Authority [credit] Fidts.
Chief authority, Primatus, 4. princlpatus.
A rttjn in g'eat author ity, Vir pr^potens, in
tjuo fummA auftoritas eft & amplitudo, vir suc-
toritate gravis.
A "an tf fma!l authority, Vir auftoritate pa.
>m pollens.
One in authority, Magiftratus, 4.
Chief mtn in auibviiy, Viri optimates, magnj
uftoritate poiLntcs.
It it in authority, Aufloritatem haVere, vrl
ftbtinere j plurimum pollere, au&oritate vatcre,
fiorere, poliere.
To cite dr quote aurhorities, A'lftoritatem, wl
atiftorem, laudare, citare, proferre, ailegare.
<y To watt a proper authority, Vctcrum
trocinio carcre.
^[ To ifo a thing f>f ow*i tsnn autborl.y, Suo
jufe aliquid agerc.
fl To excel it nativity, Prapolleo, prafideo,
praifam,
^f Vo give authority to a thing, Alicui rei au
Ooritatem aflcrre, iidjiiere, tiibuerc; pondus
ilicui rei addere.
^ To put in authority, Aliqoem alicui re:
prsificfre, auAoritatcm alicui dare, tnbucrc,
ttrtbueVe.
^f To put out f,f authority, Alicui magiftraturr
abvgare, magiftratu aliquem privare.
Put int tf Mtltrity, Exaudoratus, magirtra-
|u privalus.
^f Tt ffeak taith autttriy. Cum poteftate lo-
^ui.
^[ Wub authority, Cum privilegio, cum im
pcno.
To authorize, Aufloritattm alicui dare, vtl
fribuere j aliquem aucloritate m-jnire.
Authorized, Aucloritate, vel * diplomate
muoitus.
An autkorijirg, authorisation, (Hale) Aulo-
Mtas, licentia, copia.
Autogrifhy, Propria manu fcriptio.
A.t'.m.iteu\, (Brown) or automatical [felfmov-
ing] Automtus, Vitru.
.luttmn, Antumnu", autumnitas
Of, Of htldnging to, autumn j or autumnal, Au-
tumnalis, e.
Awl/ion, Avulfio.
Auxii ' fy [helping] Aux-Iiaris, auiciliarius.
j4ttx;/;arf ft' ei, Copj<e t vfl cohortes auxilia-
tes j auxilia y pi. fociorum cnpia?.
f A-xa\t, (Sptnf.) V. H'.,.i.
7ocramit, Eipedlo, maneo.
Avukt Vigil, v^giljns.
^J THrcirglfy aioa*t, Sooino foltitus.
TV tio^te [aflivej Excite, fufcito, extiftito ;
o, fomnum alien! rumpi-te.
i [neut,j J-'MJ cruifcor.
lx, ViJ!J,
7*3 hep errt jtiwi", Aliquem vigUem fatc'rc.
7s lie awjke, Infdmnis cubare. f\ I /VJTV /
iwake all tbis night, fomnum in hie no&e ecu
is non vidi tneis.
^[ To awaken to a Jut fsnfc of thing* t Aliqucm
id rele cogihindum commovere.
Au-a'-fd, Experre&u;, experpefaclus,
^f Aw.iker.tJ witb a fer.fr of God*s eterciei, *
Dei fcerefictis commotus.
^1 AWJ ( '?:'*% di c '/, SfrmonesquiadredU
te Deo cogitandom commovent.
To award, Adjudico, addiro, dffcepto.
To award, or ward off, a bfow t Iclum aver-
tcre.
lie awarded tbe bh".u f>y bending Its body a
little, iftum pirva corporis declinatione aufugit.
He awarded the Uc,iu toitb bit Jh'dd, Clypco ic
turn cxcepit.
An award, Sententi'a, arbitiium.
jQwarfad [adjudged] Adjudicatus.
Awarded [warded oft^] Averfus.
Aioart) Scicns, providens, rj praefcius.
Not a*ware t Jgnarus, nefcius, nee opintis.
To be aivare of, Caveo, prasvideo. ^f / tca$
not aware ofyott, baud tc afpexeram, Ihre is my
mafter y ar.dlivai rot aware tf bim, herus eft,
nee prarvideram. fit & Ji upon him ere be was
aiva>e, imparatum adortus eft. 1.0'sk back as if
you bad not htr. aware, quafi de improviso refpice
ad cum. He farprtftd tbtm before tbey were aicare t
inopinantcs deprehendit. Sbf taped of it bffire
jbt was a r ivarf t de eo improdens guftavit.
Away [fy] Vah ! V\ sfaoay t there is no dan-
srer, van! nihil eft perlculi.
Away [begone] Apagc. fl" Away ivit-b you,
ippage le, aufer tehinc.
|| To away [go away] Abeo, facefib. ^ Will
tou not away f fvigrp* nine ? Away ivitb all
fpecd (bat car. be, remigio vcloquc quantum po-
teris fVftina & I'u-r.
Toau-ayiv;tb [take away} Aufero, tollo. ^]
way with this muft, aufer niihi oportet* Anay
witb that barlanui cuft</m t tollite birbanvm mo-
cm. Away wi:b tbtft ferries, pellantur ha?
ncptlx.
To away witb [bear] Fero, patior, f[ I tar.~
n r ,t away witb a Crf-ian R'jme t non poilum fcr-
rc Gra;cam urbem, / cannot away witb ibis air,
ioc cceltim non patior.
Tobtauay, Abfum, dcfiieror.
To b^-r, or (arry t aw.iy, Aufero-j abduco.
To diivt away, Pcllo, abigo.
To ffffl away, Abjiclo,
TJ fall avwy [apoftatiz-] A * j] Chnftiana
rcligione deficcrr, i'tl defcifct5re.
To fall away [grow thin and mejgrej Ma-
cefco, macrefco, emacrcfco j emacior.
Tc %(!> or jr-- t away, Evado.
|| To bit away, Feftino.
To pine away, Contabefco, macrefco.
To rtirs away, Fugio, autugio.
To find away, Ablego.
To ft and away 9 Abfifto.
^[ Toji-alaway, Se fubduccre.
Aive, Reverentia, mettis, timer.
To be in ewe, Tinaco, metuo.
To awe, or !/ in <i':ut t Reprimo, coerceoj
timorem fui alicui injicere.
Toftand in aiot of t Revereor. ^[ ffe percutf-
dyw to f and in awe of bw f intellexeiat vercri
/os & mctuerc,
Awed) Abfterritu?, deterritus.
^[ Over awed, Magoo metu abfrerntus.
AwfuJj Vcrendus, terribilis, fanftus, J> hor-
rtndus, horribiiis j facer,
Awfujfy, (South) Cum venerationc; ^ her-
Aiofufmfsy *ti Horror.
f To Aivba^t, (Spcnf.) Perccllo, conturbo.
Awbilt. V. tt'b.fo.
Awkward, (jj aivk, I/Eftrange) Ineptus, mi-
nus aptus, inhabits, incaJlidu r ,, perverfus.
Awkwtrrdlyi Inepte, minus apte, perverse,
fmiftie.
Aiutwardrtefi, Ineptia ; pcrverfita?.
An awl t Subula,
r, (Shakcfj*.) fine vencrationej vr/ li-
V.1CUUS.
An awn, or beard of <irn, An(!.
^ An aian ofiutne, Menfura vini circiter 369
libratum.
sir. aiming, Velorum prastentura ad arcenjurn
iblem.
Awitf, Exprrgcfaftus. V. Anatte.
A wry [crooked] Diftottus, obliquus ; per.
veifus ; mclinatus.
A making a tcry, Dirtortio.
Awry [crooke'ily] Oblique.
|| To gj a -wry [out of the way] Oberro.
To loak a wy, Tranfveisc, TO/ oblique, tuer;
To tread a wry, Diftortis calceis incedere.
Ti turn, or fet a wry, Torquco, diflorquco.
An ax, Afcia.
An ax [for execution] Sccuris, it, f.
Abroad, orfyuaringax, Dolabra.
A battle, orpo/'ax, Bipennis, fecuris bellica,
Acbipax, Dolabrlla.
Chipped with an ax, Dolabratus.
A pick ax, Bipcnnis.
A little planing ax, Dolabella.
An axle tree. Axis, is, m.
Axilla-y, Ad axillas pertinsn 1 :.
Ar: axiom, Effjtum, enunciatio,
The axis [diameter of a fphere] Ax'% medli
linea dimetiens * fphaeram.
Ay [yes] Imo, maximc.
|| J For ay fever] In a^ernim.
Ay [ay me] Hei mihi, eheu !
Ay tg"i herb] || Semper vivum.
An ayry. Nidus accipitrum.
J Azimuth, Circuros verticofus.
Azure [blue] Ca;rul=us, * cyaneus..
An azure f one, Lapis lazuli.
BAG
TO bna, or hay, like a Jhiep, Ea!n.
To babbit, barrio, blatero, dcbjjtero, de-
canto j quicquid in*feoccnm venerit efT'utire.
Ahil'bkrj Gjrrulus, Inquax, gerro, blatera
. ^' " " *"y l" : ^'l- r > Rimarum plenus eft,
ha: iliac perfluit.
A la llir.g, or labile, babblement, (M.h.)
Loquacitas, tMrnilir.is.
Me,e tattle, Nugae, pi.
Abl'if, Intan?, /;>. c.
A little bale, or baby, Puerulus, pufic, m;
Babi/i, (Afcham) 1'uerilis.
Cb'.ldrens bab:e s, hakry, (Stdn.) Crepundia, pi.
A baby, Pupu% pupa,
Bat>yfh}p, Infant!*.
Paby things [_with womcnj Lineamenta a4
infantes reccns natos involvenda.
A babocti. * Cynoceplwlus.
Val')!,Hijh, Babylon : us,
Btc.cbau.ih, * Bacchanalia, * Dlonyfi*.
Ba'ckus, * Bicchus.
Abacbthr, Crelebs, :4h.
A knight li.icbelor, |f Miles batala'ius.
fl A baclti.r 'if .-.I-. ::, 1'iimam laurejm adcp.
tus, -'i/cunfecutus.
A bachehr of divinity, * fl Tbeologiz bacca.-
taaieut.
A bachelor's degree, \\ BaccaUureatus.
Bachhr's hut'.n, * Polyanthemon, ;, n.
BMbtltirjkip, Ccrlib.itus, 4.
To hack, or ejj\f t Aojuvo, fuftento; alicoi
fuccuHere,
'To back a borfe, Equum confcsndere, in equo
federi". t\ He Buffered r.ottc to ta.H bint, feiTotem,
nullum paffus elr.
To rack, or break a bcrfc, Equuro domare.
To bring /tact, Redtico.
To caft back, R'-jicio.
To come back, Redeo, revertor, revenio-j fl
I ta'.il focn be tack a~ain, artutum redibo.
Make taftt back, m.uu-.i r-ditum.
To Jritie ba. k, Retroa.'O, rcpetlo.
To give buck [retire] I'edem referre, rctroce.
Jo ; in fuga-m inclinare.
To give b,i<k, [tcftore] Rcftituo.
lo !i lack, Regrciior, dsaiigro,
f Tf
BAG
^ To ge lad from hit -ti-ofJ, FUetn violate,
^e gradu ceJerc, piornillis nun flare*
Agoir:g iiicl, Rrgrefi'us, 4.
fa n-nit back, Refcribo.
Tn keep bait, Demoror, remoror, cohibco, re
tineo.
A tetf'mg tact, Cobibitio, retentio,
To Lot back, Ref(,:cio.
To fay back, reuurr.ero.
1| A full bjd t [hindrance] Impedimentum.
TofctH back, Ret-
To pat tack, Repello. tfj He iivi put tact,
rcpull'arn tulit.
Toftnd lack, Remitto.
|| To kackjlidc, A religione *|| Chrifliana defi-
cer, i/d deiciliere ; *|| Chnfti.inam religionen,
_ U Abadjlidcr, * 1| Chriftianz fidei, W reli-
gionis, dch-rtor.
|| Aladjliding, A [| Chriftiana fide defcaio,
*|| ChriKiana: icligionis defeitio.
fact-ward, or bad-xards [adv.] Retro.
Backward [averfe to] Alicnus, Ma. averfus,
a re* aliqua abhorrens.
Bad-ward [negligent] OtioCus, negligens, re-
mill'us.
To it backward in doing a thing, Tirgiverfor,
cunftor.
A being backward, Tergiverfatio, cunft.itio.
Eadtvardly [ unwillingly ] Tcrgiverfanter,
curclanter.
Backivardly [negligent!)] Otiose, ncgligenttr,
remilse.
To go backward and forward, Obambulo, ul-
tro citroque ambulare.
^| To go backward and fir-ivard in ajlory, Rerr
liter atque aliter narrare, recitare, exponere.
To go backward [as crabs do] Retrogredior.
fjcituard [flow] Piger.
Tit backward, (Shake 1 ? ) V. Reirofpefl.
Bad-iuarrinejs [a\erfion] Averfjtio.
Bat IwarJrcfi [negligence,] Ncgligentia, re-
jniflio. 3.
Bacltuardn ft [flowne r s] Pigritia, tarditas.
A bad, Dorfum, tergum. fj My back tr.vft
f ay far it, fcapulas peididi. lie will be the fawt
k'fore your face, and behind your ba.k, prtrfem
abfenfque idem etit. Horfe tin fdU-u} en yt,ut
kt-'ck, and ca r ty b'.m in, fublimem hunc intio
rape, Ticyfet him on borjtkack, ilium in equun.
fuftulerunt.
To Jigbt en borfcback, ex equo pugnare, -vet
f ra^liari.
'7o run a-way on Ivrjeback, Cum equo fugere.
Toft en borftbad, Equo federe.
To ferve on borjcback, Equo mereri.
^1 Tit back of the band, Manus pars averfa.
^ Tn btar in ones tack, Humeiis ferre, gefla
re, portare.
To brtak cnc'i ba^k, Delumbo.
^[ To brtak oru'i back ivitb a cudgel, Lumbo:
dolare fuftc.
U fl 1<, break ort'i tack [ruin] Aliquem for-
tunis omnibus, vtl bunis, tunditus everterc, -vt,
exutre.
|| ^| To clap a writ en we 1 * back, Alicui * di
cam impingt-rc, aliquem in jus vocaic.
To turn la. k, Reverto.
To nil back, Revolve.
^J To turn om's bad; uptn [forfake] Aliquerr.
dcfertre, relinquere.
|| fl To turn one's back to [allow him to exreK
Alicui tccere, rr.anus dare, herbam porrigcie, ft
viclum, i/i/ fuperatum, eiTe confitcri.
Kreltn becked, EUtmbis, dclumbatus, delurr.bi:-
|| i; Bri'ktn badcd [ruined] Omnibus fortun :
fuhditus evcrfus, t>/exutus.
dump ba<ktd. Gibber, Cilf. gibberofus, Varr.
Ba.k^d [airiOed] AJjutus, levatus,
Ra kcd at a iorje, Domitus,
^] To fat th bwj'e f. bt backed, Equum domi-
tcri trartrr, dare, commitii-rc.
The baiking -,f a bcrft, Equi domitura.
A l-a tin-;, (Sliakefp.) Auxilin:n.
'to kaik^nc, Ml. Rudo ; atffnti infamian
li^ai-ni inl'arnla afper^ere, turpitu^in
B A F
notatn vitae alkujus inurcrs, alicujus exiflima-
tionem I* rii-re, inl violare ; aliquem obtreclare,
clam yituperare, rr.orderc; contumclioic de all-
quo dicete.
A backb':ter, Obtreftator ; maledicus ; qui
\lteri infamiam affert, till labem afpergit.
A backbiting, ObtrefUtio, aliens famae vi-
Tle back lone, Spina dorfi.
Of, or belonging, to the tack bent, Spinal!].
Tbe back fans, Pofterioia, urn, n. pi.
Set bad :o back, averfi collignti.
A binding bark to back, Ave;-forum colligali).
|| A pig bad, Ter^um recvrvum.
To carry on pig lad, * Humeris infantem fcr-
re, geftare, porure.
AfaJJlebad, Tergum fublidens, w/cavum.
|| Saddle backed, P.Indus.
A bad A-,or, J.inua poftica, oftium pnfticum.
A bad room, Camera inurior, TC' poftica.
A bad Jl.'op, Taberna interior, cfncina poftica.
Badjiairt, Scala: pcftirje.
fl A page of the ba k fljin, Famulus qui ad
rcgi/e fialjs poftica: miniftral.
A badjidc, or var.t, Poftica, f^ chors poflica.
Tki ba kfde of a leaf in a kcok, Pagina avcrfa.
The backfide, Podex, 7o'j, m.
On tbe back/ids [behind] Pone, port, retro, a
tergo.
Dvilling on ike bac'ttfidt, Pofticus.
Ba k [adj ] Pofticus, pofterior, averfus.
A back bl TO, or tjckjlrckf, Idius averfus.
A backfriend, Inimicus, obtreftator.
A lack fivord, * Machaera.
A rc-viling bchjnd ow/; baik, Sanna poftica.
Ba.cn, Ljrdum, f(/laridum.
Rufly bacon, Laridum raucidum,
AJiiicb of kacc-n, Succidia.
A gammon of bacon, Petafo, Mart.
Bac'.rt g'faje, Axungia.
p ^f To fai:e i m' i baton, Se a malo'confervare,
i>oft principia fibi cavere.
Bad, P avus, malus, nequam. ^[ It it a bad
bujir.eft, occifa eft hsc res. He ii at bud at ever,
vurfus ad ingenium redit. lie taketb bad courfei,
in fl.tgitla fe ingurgitat.
^[ A'o bad man, Homo minimi; ma'us, -ve,
pravus; non improbus.
Bad [lick] ^Eger, ,-rgrotus, qui male fe ha-
bet, iid adversa valetudine laborat.
Bad roads. Via ai'pera?, lutofae, lutulent.e.
confragof*, falebrcfaf.
Bad limei, Tempora calamitofa.
<(f To keep bad hour t, Scio, vel mult a nofle,
domum redire.
Bad -wtaiber, Tempeflas nubila, vel parum
Uet*.
To be very bad [fick] Vehementer gro-
tare, peffime fe habere ; * moibo langucrc.
|| fj 'To le -very bad [poor] In re tenui confti-
tui, ad inopiam rcdigi.
|j Bad [bidden] juffus.
/, tbou, be, Sec. bade, Juffi, juffifli, juffit. f
Give btr at mucb at I bade, quantum imperav
date. She did at bcr rr.'jiber bade ber, mater quuf
fuafit fua fecit. Ify>u wotild huve don at I bad'
yi^i fi meum imperium exe^ui vuluii'es, id I
me fatis audivifies.
^y Jbadfo mucb money for it, TantJ mercedi
licitatus fum, tantum pietium obtul:.
Badly [wickedly] Male, piavi, improbe.
|| Badly [difficultly] /lipe, dirh'cultcr.
|| Badly [fukly] Male Ic habcns.
Badneft, Vitium, piavitas.
Badncfs '.f road, Viaium afjicritas.
B.i'!neji of iveatbcr t Cteli intemperies, vel in-
tern pertas.
A bailee, or tolci, indicium, figniim ; tefilra
Badgcd (Shakcfp) .}i Notatus.
A badger, * Taxus, * mclis, is.
A badfir [one that buyrtli corn and felletl
^t Jgain] Mango frumentarius.
To kaff.e, lu.iificor ; A'-iquem fal'tie, dcci-
jieie, fratdare ; alicui verba dare j ahqucm duii.
leludere; prcduccre aliquem inan.bus vcrbis.
! t Dcceptus, delufus.
B A I
A baffle, Kugar, pi. ^J It
rz nug.e funt.
A baffi'tr.g, Drceptio, fraus, * di-luj.
Baffling, Decipieni, dcludenr, fallens.
A b,ijfer, Deccptor, Sen. <J> lufor.
A bag, Saccus, pcra.
A hatbir bag, cr purft, marfupium.
'.:c, Loculus, fai-culur.
A'loakbag, Mantica, hippoprri, .' -.
A ba-uiking bag, Vidulus, vidulum aucupato.
ium.
A meal big, Saccus frumentarius, Saccul ad-
arinam coiumtT.d.im.
A fii-eel tag, Sacculus ad odoi amenta contU
nenda.
A bag tearer, Portitor cnimenz.
A bjg nit, Jlcticulum fubriliu;.
A bag pipe, Tibia uiricuUris, tun.
dbtgpif.tr, utiiculaiius. 2.
A bag fuddir.g, Maffula farinaria in face*
A baggage [impudent woman] Mulicr impu-
dica, -L;! ;mprobj.
:*: [lumber] Scruta, pi.
Bag and bagfagr, irr.pedimfnta, pi. farcinn.
Bag by bag, Pcratim.
Tc ir:,fs up lag and baggigt, Vafa, vj faru-
nas, & Ccccs colli^eie.
To give o'-dtrt to mar^b tvitb bag and baggage ,
Vafa conLJam^re.
To nu'-cb tncjy bag and baggage, Sa-cinis, i-e[
afis, collcifni proficifci, abire, dilcedgre.
Bagged up, Saccatus.
Abjgnio, Balneum, 2.
f" To bjigne (Carew) Madcfacio.
Bail, Vadimonium, fctifdatii.
Bailtfattly in a criminal matter] Var.
Ba'-! [furety fur debt] Ptx<, d,s, m. fponfor, 5.
^| To accept of, or adti.it a,, /.a':!, Vadimoni-
um, v./prttdem, acci[cie.
^T To demai.d ba 1, Prardem, -vtl vaacm, pof
ce e.
^J To except agairjl bail, Contra pr.-edem, i'J
vadem, exceptionts facere.
To give, Of put in, bait, Pnedem, TT/vjdem,
are; pro aliquo fpondcre. ^| 7/.
bail fcr b'.t appearance, vas faftus eft alter fill;n-
di ejns. He rrjuiretb mi to put in hail, vadatur
hie me. lie pu:tct'.< in bail' to f and to ti.
judicatum fo'vi fatifdat.
To faiie birr.[tlf ar.d bit bail, Vadimonium
obire.
^[ To bail a pirfan, V.idem fe pro aliquo fiftcrc.
fi.i'/.i 1 t'e, Res in quu vadimonium interpoi:*
poteft.
Bailed, Interpofito liberates vadimonio.
A bailiff
At:
A baifff
magiftratc] Prator urbanus.
'ferjeant] Liftor, apparitor.
ftewarJ] Difpen'ator, procurator.
_of a hundred] Villicus.
To do tit Ijji-c cffuch a bailiff, VUlico, i. \.\-
licor, villici munerc fungi.
Tbe office cf a bailiff, or baU'jh'-p, Villicatio.
A bailing, Vadimonii inteipofitio.
A baili'-.ulck, Prxtoris, -uj yjllici, provincia^
Wjurifdiftio.
A bain, or forA, Balneum.
A bait, V. a'ltircment.
A bail [to catch a thing] Efca ; perIcceSr.1.
To bail [lay a bait] inefco. V. To a'lurr. ^[
"1 ou ^n,Ti' nit h>nu to lay baits for men, nefc>$ ift-
efcare. homines.
To kail [at an inn] Diverfo, Hivertor, diver,
for, cibo apud diverforium fe refi<cre, in hol,ji-
t o publico cibum fumere.
^j A bait, or ba:t:rg, at an r-rr, Ciborum a-
pud hofpitium refrclio.
fl To bail a bear, or bull, Urfum, vt! tau-
ruui. turn c.;nibutf commhtere.
ff To bait [a hook] Efc.i hamum obdmcre.
^| To bait [cr fft upon] we, Aiiqi'J'm conti-
ciis impeicte, irv;K ; cie, Uceiscre, prufcindere j
mi-left am alicui rxI'ibOic, inlerre, prj
^| A baiting, bear baiting, it. CerUBlCtt in-
ter uilus & canes.
B A L
A iai:;-.g 'll-.t ['y tlic wly] Di>^
.i> ca.ipuni.
A *- : wild Ualbj Aicn.i, am-
" , -.
i [of a hawk] Alls contendit
HIS V.lIofuS.
. '.,! ilia clhara, t'.ir-
ttw r foyou
i ti n.ctcs.
, Piilrmum.
*.tKfe, Piftrilla.
(, Pillr:n:n
. s, coflus, coflilis, furnaceus.
^' . , L'incr: codus.
. n be baked, CoclibiKs.
: meats, Pifla, pi.
.: r, Pirtor.
A !-ik;r ff j'.uitt meats, Piflor dukiarins.
.Igus.
''
r's' trade, Pamficium, ars fli'.
Abaknz, Coflio, L. A.
Of, or b !.r."'.rg to, n..-i%, Pitlorius.
A f> rvra.
Tie beam ij , fi 71^, A.
1'rutina,
D aaina, A.
, Pxamcn ; fcipus. L.
lue i ' .-i.e, Lanx.
To . :.is iqare.
tie Ijlince to tr.aki.
4-vtn 7;'t-c/:, Sa'.onia, yilr.
A liiUixixg [even weight] Libramcn, libra-
_m'.ninnS, ;equiponriium.
Balanced, In a:quipondio pofitug.
.-. Rjticncs aequare, 7 el n-
rq'jare. They lave baljr.ccd accounts, convenit
ir.t-r eos ratio accepti & expenfi.
^f To pay ttt ba'ar..e, Quod in rationibus fu-
perrfl numerate.
fj Tobdltbc balance of fotvtr, Imperil lan-
cem li-neie.
T, ia'ance (I.ockf) V. To tefuale.
A buLr.ce:-, Libriprns, ,C:J.
Ealabfiims, V. Pon:igtai:a'e.
Aralr.ni, * Podium, Yi:r. rr.cniana pi. Cic.
Eali, C'^IVMS, dfpilis, glaber.
\\Abaldrlifcotufe, Serrco triviaiis, infipidus,
i^fubidup, incptus.
Bald before, Pra;calvus.
Bald behind, Rccalvus, recalvefier, Sen.
^ Bifid by a dfeafe, * Alopecia depilis, CclJ.
Ta ie bald, Calveo calvcfco.
To be Kjde tald, Calvefieii, Var. calvus fieri.
Bulderdajli [of drink] Potus mixtus, vil com-
mixtus.
'..'srdjjb [a ccnfufeJ heap of things] Far-
rago j indigefta rerum vilium congeries.
.Ivities, calvitium.
Abaldr:c, (Pope) Baltcus.
J To laic ajbip, Aqua navem vafculis exone-
rate.
Abate <f g'.ods, Mercium colligatarum fafcis ;
volligata mercium farcina.
A lilt!' bale, Fafciculus.
ntrftus, funeftus.
.' [hurtful] N
A Balk, or ridge, of Und ict\vc;r. two furrnvs,
Porca, i. lira.
A biiltf or beam, Trabs, bis, f. lignum.
To balk [rr.ake a balk] Imporco, Col. aratro
fubiaro praterire.
ft balk [pafs by] omitto ; ficco pede praeteri-
re. ^y / will nc-t balk your boufe, domum tuam
oon dedinaluros fum.
To balk [difappoint] aliquem decipere, fru-
0i iri, fa:tcT, deluJere.
To bjlk a (hop, Emrtores ab officina avertcre.
balked as n flip, Emptoribus vacare.
| ]
: ip^u'rilc'l J Ucceptus, dci.
Ab.lker [in ploughing] || linfc.rca.ar, im-
yorci'f'f.
.i;n; [makiny of balks] ]| Imporcatio.
by] Omiilic, pru;'.erniiffio.
A tall tojfhj iniib, 1 Ui.
BAN
^ ft piny at kail, Pilis ludere.
A little (nil, Pilula, orbio.lus.
^f .'1 b:nd ball [tennis ball] p;la palmaria.
fl To play at bjaj ball, Datatim ludere.
, fj' Pi!.ins lufio.
The retound of a ball, Pila refultus.
Tt: ' tor.
.4fo: -lali?, follis.
Plirygius.
Tie ball of the band, * Palma,
The bal! of :te rjv. Oculi yupllu.
7Ai? ba I of the fat, Planta pedis.
A >>.//, or tuHct, Globulus.
^[ A cannon bjll, Clobulus I'erreus e torrr.en
tfs rxplodendus.
A rrvjk ball, or hueet ball, Paftillus.
The ball of a p-!'ar, Scotia, fur.
A l waj}j ball, * Smyrna.
A fnovj Ml, Glnbulus nivfus.pilluh nivaria
*1 printer's ink ball, Tudes, L. A. pila atra-
mento linita.
f Soap balls, Pils mattiacas, Mart, pils ex
fapone & * frregmate confedta?.
A ball [dancing] Celebies choreie, * chore-
arum celebritas.
To keep balls, * Choreas celtbrare.
To go to balls, * Choreas freqnenta-e.
A ballad, Cantilena trivi.ilis, vcl de trivio
carmt-n miferum, canticum, nenia.
A ballad fin^e r, Qui, till qus, cantilenas in
triviis c.init.
BaBafl, Saburra, fabulum navale.
To bullaft, Saburro, faburra gravarf .
Battafled, faburratu?, faburra gravatus.
Ballafling, faburra libramen,ff/libramentum
A balloon [gtcst ball] Follis.
A ballot box, Cifta in quam fufl'ragia mit-
tuntur.
To ba'l;t, fufr'iviiia in ci(tam mit'ere.
A balloting, b.Kotatim: (Wotton) Suffragiorum
immilTio.
Balm, * B..lfamum.
Balm [herb] Apiadrum.
Balm gentle \_or Mint] Melmuin.
The balm treee, Frutfx Judiacus.
Balfamine [water mint] Sifymbrium.
Balfatn, * Opobalfarr.um, Plin.
Bsl'am mint [an herb] rj* Amaranthus, menta
Balmy, or bclfamick, * Balfam'nus.
J Si balneary (Brown) Balnearium.
J Bahfatitn, (id.) || Aftus balneo lavandi.
A balujler, or balujlrade, Clathrus,
T: l:,Iuj!cr, Clathris fepire.
|] To bamboozle, Aliquem decipere, delucere,
1. ere, ahcui verba dare.
|| Abambcoxltr, (Aibuth.) V. A trick/ler.
A ban, Ediftum,decretum. [a curfe, Ralii^
imprecatio, dira:, pi. [an interdiction, M.tt.~\
interdidlio.
To ban [curfe] Execror, aliquem din's devovc-
re, imprecationes contra aliquem fulminare,
mala alicui imprrcari.
Baned, or banned, Execratuf , malediflus.
Aland [tie] Copula, ligamin, ligamcntum,
vinculum.
|J To bundle up -with a band, Vinculo Iigre,
alligare, colligare, deligare.
A neck band, Collare, collarium, collaria,
?laut. colli amiclus Hneus, fericus, tec.
Aiead band, F".fcia caput cingcns, anadema.
A bat band, Pct.ifi cingulum.
A little band, Fafcicu'a, fafciob, treniola.
Afwadling bar.d, Fafcia infant. lis.
A band of Joldiers, Cuterva, cchors, grcx ;
manus,
To Hi-vide into fmall bands, Deculio, in curias
dividire.
Of a band, or company, Ca'.ervarius, tr
A "band r j footmen, Prditatus, pedilum catrrva.
; -band tfmtn, Coborticula, copinlje.
A band under one captain, Mampulus.
.A, Turmatirn, catervatim, greg.uin"..
' fr-ldiers, Manif ulatim.
A bar.Ji'.t-, Fafc a. I,
BAN
Baitdaiun, Monile cum nidi? pulverc iulpbu-
eo n-ftrtis, pjrii pulvcris * thic<e.
Banditti, Lattones Itabci.
A bandog, Canis catcnjtus.
A bandy, Clava f.ilc.Ua.
^T To bandy ,: I. .'.', (V ,\J pilam torqucre.
^| 7(/ b.ir.dy at tinms, Retituio ptlitie.
To ban,!y [make a fart ion] conf.iim, conjuro;
Faftionem concitare, co'itionem IJCCIL'.
ff Tt, iliquem clan-
-Jgiiare, pt-icre, IseJeie.
'' abiut, Rumoies fpargcre,
;re.
:d, (Swift) Exagitatus.
Haci'y iff.tl, Valgus.
Bant [poifon] Venenum.
Bane [death] Mors. f He taJ K: t, tave
' bjm-, moi'tis periculum ad;it. livid
be the kane cf him, ad mortem ufque ilium per-
fe<ji:ar.
To bane, (Shakefp.) Ver.eno tolicre.
Baneful, r cftiferus, noxius.
Ran bare, * Arfenicum.
K'dfs bane \ herb] Aconhum.
A bang, * Colapiius, plaga, iflu?, vrrber.
To tang, Aliquem cacdere, pullare, verbfiarc,
pugnis contuiidere, obtundere, pugnis onerare,
lumbos alicujus fufte dolare.
Banged, Ccsfus, verberatus.
A tanging, Verberatio.
To b~n';Jb, Aliquem in cxiHum mltt^re, pcl-
lere, relegare ; exilio afficcre, punire, multare.
^ He buKiJbcd Lin-fef, in voluntarinm exJiurn
conceflit. Tksy taere banjjbtd their c:i.r.:ry, a dns
penatibtis exterminati funt.
To be lar.'fied, Exulo, T. deportor.
^[ To be tanijbed the court, a curi.3 pelli, ex
l:"i n da in exilium pelli.
Kan'-p:ed, Exulans, ablegatus, relegatus ; I'e-
motu.s, exterminatus, profcriptu^ patn.'i
A barifitd man, Exul j a lolo patrio extonis.
Alanjher, Profcriptor, exterminator.
A tanijbirg, relegatio, ejectio j profcriptic,
mandatio in exilium j expcitatio, Sen.
fijnjhjrtnt, Exilium j fuga.
ff To ricallfrom bani/bn-.enr, In patriam revo-
care, <vel redi:cere, exulanti civitatem reddcre,
cxulem in patriam reflituere.
Baniflers, Clathri, clathrorum feptum.
Tie lank if a river, Ripa.
A bank to hold back water, Moles, agger.
A ba*!s [hillock] Giumulus, tumulus.
A bank, orfiitfintttfea, Arenarum cumu-
us, arcnarea moles.
A Jltef bank, Precipitium.
A little water bar.k, Rifula.
1bcra':Jt'g of a bank, Terra: aege/Hij.
Or.e tliet dli:tl!,tt on <U bank's fde, Ripariui.
A tank of oars, Remigum fubfcllium.
A bar.k of m'.xey, Sorsj pecunise acervus.
ff A. public I ank, Locus publicus ubi multo*
um pecuma lervatur.
A bank [banker's table] Menfa argentar'a,
ml nummularia.
A bank of exchange, Taberna argentaria.
^| To put ir.omy into the ba.r.k, Pecuniam in
idem publicam deponSrc.
[ To lay up monty in bar.k, Pecuniam a-1 ali-
[ud emendum rxU-rvaie, condole, rctcndcre,
A bank bill, * Syngrapha publica peruni^ria.
Abar.tcr, Argenurius, mcnfarius, nummula-
U j * trapszita.
^| To depojit money in tbe bands of a
Aifentario pecuniam committere, concrcdt-ic.
anker's trade, Ars argentaria.
or gain, cf miney in hank, "Coilybus.
mpt, Homo itratusj decoftor j con-
Mart.
A cheating bfnkrvpt, Creditorum fraudator.
A defpcraie baukii/pr, Obasratus, qui non eft
olveuoo.
To bt, or turn, bankrupt, Decoquo ; conlur.
arc, fc. ratior.es j fi lum vertere, foro cedcre.
^J To turn bankrupt in order to fbtal one s ere-
H/on, Creditoics per inofiae fpeciem fimul^tam
raudaic.
B A R
Ka:'-rufty, or tit btccming a bankrupt, Ra
im mnturbjtioj a loru celTio.
^J Ajlutute of bankruptcy, Dccreturn quo con
<uibatoris polffHiones aliorum fidei concredumu
ad del'it.is pecuni.i5 folver.das.
Ab. j Vexillum bellicum, figna
vel infljjni.i niil.taria.
^J To itiftLiy a banner, Si:;num attol'eie, tol
jtre, e. ; i ie.
si chunk b-innfr, || Labarum.
A knight banneret, Eques vrxillarius,
Bar.r.t if matrimony, Futur^rum nuptiarum
deounciacio.
A l-ar.ifuet, Epulum, tpula-, p!. convivium
conra'iu':o, daps, dcp\t, t.
T banket, Cnnvivr.r, i. epulor , convivic
, t-pul.-.s ccltbiarc.
^[ 7o make a banqutt, Convivium agcr% opi-
.paris d.ipibus convivati, h';lpiu-s convivio acci-
pec, convivium, wl epuiuin, ornare, Jlrucre
inllruere, parare.
T',ba,iju;t riv/.ii//y, Commiiror, luxuriosecon
vi var 1 , -vtl cp'nlan.
A rm'.ius banquet, CommilTatio, luxuriofum
convivium.
Alar.q-.t't brfere fu't-er, Merenda.
Ar'i.k li:",iju:t, Poliu^tum ; votivum ppulum,
A L'antjuii liitkout itinf, convivium abftemi-
uni, vel ficcum.
fl A prir.ct/y liai:juet, App?ratus Perficus,
iaucus, magmlicus. rfr cosna dubia.
A banquet maker, C'.nvivator, obfonator.
A baaj-jner, Conviva, epulo, i~n:s t m.
A riut^us banqueter, Commiflator.
Having banqueted, Epulatus.
A banjue-iing, Epulaiic, commiffjtio.
J).:iijuairgj!ijf, Dapef, pi. bdljria., pi.
A banqueting Inufe, \\ tpularium, L. A.
Of, or for, a bet:eiit!t, Convivial. s, epularis.
Tfilh] || Pungitius.
Aba,-,;e,, J.K.i it uv;l!um, * fcomma rtdi-
culu.T), tact turn, jocolum.
A , inter, m ijnren'ng, Jocatio, irrifio ; irn-
fus, ^. t<[> i'anna , jocofa dicacitas, lulus cui-
tJis
To banter, Delicias facere. Pi'aut.
j\ -Ta tn-ttr e-ne, Jocosa duacitate aliq'iem
ferftquij iiliquem denticle, irridere, lannis ex-
ci[ci(". tangt-re.
By way of barter, Jocose j per rdieulum, per
dendicu u-n.
t\ To run tbl banter tif'.u, Jocularibl!S cavillis
alHuem deridere, cum aliquo jocari j cavillari.
fl To turn into banter. In rn iculum conver'.ere.
^iiaiUerer, Jrculjfl.r, homo JQCuljlis.
l\'g, l'i fm, * puerulus.
Bpi,ft:,'*\\ Bapti.'mus, *|| baptifrra, cth, n
Biip:ij<na'., || B.lptifmalis.
Tie day '/ cue's laptim, dies luftricu',
Tc. b.ip.ixt, Aliqvem ' || b.ipiizare, l.\cro*|l
-baptilmatis lonte abluere, falutaribus, Wfarrir,
aq'iis 'mfpergere , *||Cliriftianae religions facrs
initiate.
Abaftijlery, Sacer ]| baptilmi fons, *|| bap
tifterium.
Abaft/!, or anaiajtift, Qoi infantes || bap-
-tizandos iffc negar.
Baptized, *|| Baptizatus, *|| Chriflianz reli-
gicnis fjcris initiatus.
Lately baftizcd, *|| Nerphytus.
td baptizcr. *i\ Baptizator, qui a!iqem*||
Chuftiana; religionis lacris inuiat.
A i aptizi.'.fy ' II Baptizatio, || Chriftianj-
rdigi^ms initiatio.
,^/vir, Vedlis, is, m.
A I <ir to keef people from ten mar a court, Cla-
.thr , pi. curiz rep.igula, vel cUuft'.a.
tl iar, Ortx, Ids; rep.'gulum, V. Lat.
Ti br,ak ofen the ban, Rep;gu!a convellere.
T. f 'ar of a la-ven, Repafulum.
V /.' I ar a dot*, I'dfulum foribits obdere, rc-
pa ' i it les icciudere, rr.unite, fi;mare.
| hindrance] impedimentum, mora.
i o put a Lar upon a tlin - , Aluui rei rr.c-
iam & iiTipetiiniL-ntum aitcite.
TLi l/ar in ajub.hk buij'e, * AbKus wtionalis.
BAR
A bar in lam, Cavillatio, exceptio || dilatorL
To bar [keep from] Interdico, exclu o. t
He tat re J the Romans if all France, on-.,
Romanis interdixit. He is to be banedjicm giv
tag I 'is -voice, de ponte dtjiciendus ell.
^f To pitch tie bar, fudem jiailjii, vi/j,.fli
\ibr.ire.
Alitilebar, Hefliilus.
A bar [darting place] Repajula, p'.
A bar [where caufes are pleaded J CUihri, pi
cancelli in foro. f Q,, myf'Ji ,,t,/r,iran e at it
'or, ut primum foiuin auij.i. He ha'.b iijt it
larandeowt, falutem dixit foro & curia 1 . //
maketb a foedfifvt at the bar, in furo II
n fplendure rbrenfi, verfatur in foro optima fiii-
k fjma. He appea e:b no more at the liar, forenf
luce caret. The lar rej:,iret!> apod and /I, oiy
'ice, ful.lellia forenfia graviorem & plenlorcn
vrc:m defidir-int.
ST To f'eail at tic lar, Pro tribunal! caufas
crCj defcnrteie, defenfitare.
Barred, OppelTuhtus, ped'ulo firmatus.
CM/I barred, Cla'hratus, car.cellatus.
Barred from, Exfeflus. Vlin.
A Bail, or Bartaiy birfc-, Eq'jus * Numidi-
cus, vel * Mauritanicus.
A barb, (Pope) Spiculum j baiba.
To barb, (Shakefu.) Tondeoi abiado.
J To barb a l-Jift.r, Locuftam dilTecare.
Barbed, B.ubatus, fy barbi^er.
A barbed javtlin, Jaculum feiro pra?pilatum,
vel prKtentum, A.
Barbs [for an horfe] Phalerse, pi. tegumenta
[quorum.
Ba'b.d [as an hoife] Phaleratus,
Barbarian, barbaric, (Milt,) * Barbarus, *
b-irbarcus.
A l>.:rhcr\fm, * Barbarifmur, 2. * foloecifmus ;
* barbaries, 5.
Barbarity, or larbaronfnefs, Crudelitas, trucu-
^ntia j iimnanitas, inhumanitas; ^ baibaria,
mharies.
Bar!<aro:a, crujelis, iuhumamis, fcvus, tru-
culentus, immanis ; J barbarus.
Barb.:roujli, inhumane, inhumaniter, atroci-
ter, truculenter j barbai-e.
^J To fpiak barbaroitfiy, Oratione inculta uti.
Abarbel, Mallus barbatus, barbitulus,
A barber, Tonfor.
A ictnian barber, Tonfiricula, tonftrir,
^| A barber furgeon, Tcn!or * chriwgicus,
onlbr * chirurgum agens, vel * chirurgiam
exercens.
A barber's flip, Tonftrina.
A iarber 's bayr, Pelvis tonfrria.
^f Alarli.-r's -a'.; Capfula ad novaculas, vel
.1 tonforia fcrvanda.
Of, cr bchr.ginv tc, a i^r'er, Tonforius,
A barberry, Spins acids pomum.
J A larbi,ar., || Antemurale, n. tormcnto-
rum bellicorum fcde?, i\l locus, A. fptcula, L.
A barbing, or jha-vir.g, 'J'onlura.
J The larbhs [ot be^ts] Rans, Cit. in lin-
;uis ulcera.
A bard, Pol'ta antiquus.
fl To bard, or beard, wool, Extrcmitates vel-
erum tnndere.
A hardajk, * Cinacdus, pitfio ; r^ *draucus
iare [a verb] He bare it u-iib patience, JE.
|uo ammo tuht.
Bare [naked] Nudus, nudatus ; <$ patens.
[ T 7 iu',ll jLtar bins to the bare jkir., tondcbo hunc
ulque ad vivam cutem.
Ban [jnly] Solum, tanttim, tantummodo.
He ivdl bthcve vie upon *y late VKid, mini
njurato credct.
Bar* ia::bo:it gnjfs, or hair, Gljber.
fj l-'.dre ir. ilotLcs, Mile \eftitMs, pannofus,
'lius.
T; injki tare. Nudo, denudo. [To uncover]
4pei:o.
To be /'ar([without hair, ts'r.] Giabreo.
To begin to be bare, Glabrefco.
To be made bare, Glabror, j. Cot,
Bare [le. n] Macer, grat.i
To tenmt bjti, or Ian, Micro, cmacefco,
BAR
macrefco.
ft matt bare, or lean, Emacio.
' E ra f'' Glabretum, '"/.
Bare / rt: mdigrm pcctmit.
Tbi ead k.ire, Tntus.
^j As bjre as a hrd's :.iil, Ku 'or ie'
Bjicboncil, Si ,^
'-t.flj. 1/,/reteflj, facie, ff d
barrjaeed lie, rr.a^r.um 2c -mpuaens mendacium,
vel manifeftum.
B.ir,fw[ed, Difca!c?atns, excslce:-
H To run bjtifat, INik- nuualo currc've.
(J Baitf'.o: and bare lioett. Peces & cruri nu-
IUG.
fl To walk barricaded, Capitc aperto arr.bu-
-ire.
Bj'ely [fcarce'y] V ; x. ^[ He can e>: .'
!:iv, vix aut ne vu qnioem viram toler.it.
Baiely [poorly, fler.di '.'.: j 'llll'rfr, rxiliter.
JBa'tneji, (Shs'ktfp.) [nikidncis] Nu.
^| B'irenefi in ihtttt, Pauper culius, vtl ve-
titus.
Barents of hair, Calvitics.
Barents of n.ney, Tcnuitas.
A barman [agreement] Paitum, compac^um ;
conventum ; pjd>io ; coadtrie, fllpulario. fl Hi
l-atb pajjed it away by bargain, pacfl O:ie tranf-
iflt.
Afm ill bargain. S ipulatiuncula.
A bargain [pennyworth] Parvi, i-
pretii.
[f To treat: one's bargain, A paflione abire,
vel diftcdeie ; p.ictum t'vangcre, rumpcre, vio-
are.
To luy a bargain, Parvo, / vili, pretio ali-
:d emcie. tf Ivu have bought it at a very
-,d bargain, pccunia tua bene collocata eft ifto
mercimoHio. A good bargain is a pi, Ipurfr, quod
ion opus eft, alTe carum eft, Sin.
^J To fell one a good bargain, Vili, vel parvo,
>ietio aliquid vendere.
fl To Jiand ta ene't bargain, Conventis ftarr,
adt:s rranere.
ff A bargain [it is agreed] Placet conditio.
A bargain [jelling on a prrfon] Ludift
^1 To fell one a bargain, Aliquem ludiricarr.
To bargain, mate, otjlrike up a bargain, * Pa-
cifcor, depacifcor; flipulor, i. p.-ftum, Wpac.
Sonem, cum aliquo faiere, confl^re, faucire ,
em cuni aliquo contial ere ; contraheie indu-
cias, pacem, focietatcm pangcre.
To bargain for [hire] conduce.
A bargain-mater, I'aclor, flipulator,
Bargained, Pactus, Ilipulatus.
A bargaining, Padtio, fponfio.
A deceitful bargaining, Fraudatio, paclio frau-
.ulenta.
f TodaJ deciiifu.'ly i.t bargcinit:?,, Al'quem
eb .is cimtr-shcmils circumTeryre, dtLipt'ic, ruu-
,are, del i
A barge, l.inter, * navijium, .}. cyrr.ba.
A fury /uTfr, Ponto, oxjs, m.
A barge-man, n..fler, or owr.er, Naiiculatorj
njviculanus, {. poim-.r.
'.jr.'.'"/" ,7 tree, C-rtex "vi, f.
The inner bark, Liber j coitex interior, vel
enuior.
:'e hart;, Corlicula, CcJ.
To bark jpil trrrsj Derortico, excortico j
fquan'o, i. coriicrm detrahere.
u tiiit bart, tarty, (Shakefp.^ Cu:ti-
ofus.
To be baite.l, m pedal, Deconicor.
Pat ttd [peeled] Dnorticatus.
, or bav,ng a bark, Corticatu*, cortice
bdudtus.
A barter of tree:, Quj arbores decorticar,
A barking ff tnes, Decuincatio.
The bark, or Jefu.i'i bark, Cortex Peiuvianus.
A hart, or li:tlejl:p, * Naviglolum ; len,b is;
.avis fpccnlatoria.
Ajiuift tart, or p\,:r.a e, Myoparo, Zn'::, ni.
7y bark [as a doy] Latro, latratum cdeie.
*J To bark at, Ahquem .-.llatrare, veJ latrar
.iliqucm ptt^re, vel pcrfequi,
7 bark [like a fox] Cannio.
r.
B. A R
7* fjrl tg,iirf t Obl.ttro f *ob#anniO.
'a dug's namr] Cjnjchf, . f. Ov.
,<.', AlJjtratus, Uiutu petitus,
1
_r, h.irutus, * gamiituj.
d um.
/?'/.:, nra.
I ptlfarurium, 7/,r.
.V) 1 [br.ir barlcyj * Z?.i.
rn fin mealure] Hordei granum
, , or bi/'.rg:r,% ts barley^ Hordcaceus, hor-
. P.inis hordraceus.
, Jufculum hordeaceum.
Barley f;:!fi ) Hordeum glumis, >vff follicu
l.j, cxemptum.
Barm [yrft ] Cerevifia? flns, eremor, fpuma.
j$ hiim, Hiireum, granui^um.
A bay bsirn, Ftrnilr, /,, n.
A i'-tt-f ba'Hj Horreol'-m.
.irr.-foor, Area horrei, <vel trranarii.
A l-arr. kfffer, Horrei cuft''S, ]| horri-.irius, 2
^[ bar>;(htr fo-w?, Pnllus pr g'anario paftus.
A bam, 01 Itarne [child] * Puellulus.
A farnac.'t [ b rJJ * Cherulopfx, A/j, f.
I'inflruinent] * Ep-flomium.
.Y.VJ, * |I Concha? anatifene
A barometer, Inltrumentum ad gravitatem in
CQCnbefltk aeris rmtientiem.
A baron, jj Baro, Znh t m. dynafta, <*m.
^[ sffarfBoftbtiaerkifaer, Qiia?rtor fitValis.
^[ Tht lord chief taron t QuMtOTUID fifcalium
fr'rrurius.
Baronage, || Baromtus, 4..
,// f-aroiitfij || B.ironilTj.
.// fa'tru't, jj B I'anculus, |j baronetas.
jt larsn?, \\ Baronia, dynaftia; fatrapia.
<' ./ , Lumbus bovillus cum * u-
i d.flt-cliss.
J4 larra >, (".-fa militaris.
', Dolium, cadus. ^J A^i/fr a t,s.r-
. ietrlr.^, h miles kdbenc Ubra
ca.
> f>a>ref, Doliolum.
, a t.inet, Do!iaris.
v
rtlyaii
urn, * Tympani lignea com-
..' iyi/i-. Tormcnti fiilul.i.
*7 i'f ' .', Fufus q-ji vcrfat veru.
1{ nelvrefafadiet, Fufuf * !ic'
til Barrd c </, Al'tllus (ale invt-terutus.
7'e kjml uf, In cioli-s, vi! ca.iis, rccondere.
Jiarrtltd up, Duliis reconditus, caiiis fcr-
vatus.
J\:'rtl-M!i,;l, (Drydrn) Dol : aiis.
rtn, Stcrilij, infircundus, (flatus.
7"o r<w birren, Stcriiefto.
- "weed, * Epin:enidium.
H.irrmlj, Steriliter, effa-tc, Mjrt.
R.urtt.ncft, Sv.iilitls, infrecunditas; exilita".
Aliartttf, Vitilitigatot j rabula; || caufa-
r.mi ccjncilijtor, l!'f>.
Parrcrry, Calumili? litium.
A tirricadi, Mofiitio e doliis in aditu via-
rom, dul:oium feptum in faucibus vi;e alicvijus.
, or Lai i lc*dc, Lci, vel via?, alicu -
jus favicts obirftis tioliis ubftrucre j vis adituf
riuXe, objtflo munimine locum oble-
pirr, pa-Tepire.
|IJ 7 barricade b^rrJJf in, Objciflis doliis ft
munirr, frptis intus (t munirc.
Bjrri'jJ-J, Ujl:is objr^lis mun'tu?, przfcp-
tu^.
a. [boundaries] Limites, pi. fines, ter-
-j fbrf< re i houff] Prolhyrum, /'J/.
/?JT , i, lufus m.li'aris inira can-
, * PaLtftr:" concertare.
', * Pal.THrira, et, m.
, JurifconfultL/s, caufidicus,
r, |>.i:rrnus, advocj'.vis.
jlum.
; t i d >ni, fee. Vehiculum
- :nt'ir.
, Vthiculum ini,-;il)US for
6
B A S
f[ A vulctl hirroit'i Vchiculum un2 rot5 In
(huclum.
To drive a wbt</ farrow t Vchiculum agit*rc
aperc, impcllcre.
^| A /'iitr'jiv-maker, Vchiculorum fabricator.
^J A barrow bog, or/-/^, Pore us majalis, Varr
^J Bamtv rteft t Adept porcina.
Barter^ Merx, 'j, f.
7o Barter t Mcrces commutare, mcrccm mere
permatarc.
Bjrtcrtd, Cnmmutatus, permutatus.
SJ b.irtercr, Mrrcatoi, qui (TiCici-s commutat
A lar(cnr.g t Mercium Lommutaiio, wl per
.nutatio.
A fartoa fir poultry t Ga'lirurium, Col.
attram [herb] *|| Pyiethrum.
A baft [toundationj Fundamentum, bafis
A bafe [Tea wolf] Sargti*.
Tbfitaft [in muhclc] Sonus gravis.
^[ ^tfing bat, Gravjs can'-us panes fuftinere
djutgir of &afr t Gravium partium cantor.
^f A safe vie/, Fides primaria lono gravi.
The through baft, Sonus imus primarius, fo
nus gr.ivis fundamental's.
Abajtcourt) Curia inferior.
si bjfi tffaff, ^dium, TY/trrrarum, fcrvitus.
Abaft /iv/ ';,., Clienlela ferviiis.
B iff [mean] Humilis, vi-Ka -is, obfcurus,
Baj'e [cowardly] Animi puliili hon.o, ig-
navus, timidus.
A perfon of bafe> or mean i/r//>, Ignobilis
ptebeius, ignobili loco natus, ignobili ex famiJja,
Immili atque obfcuro luco editus, obfcuro geneie
)rtus, qui pirentibus humilibus fat us tft.
/:.;,: i-ortt. V. Baflartt.
Safe [counterfeit^ as metal] Adullerlnus.
Pa/!'[knavi/h] Frju^nlentus, fallax, improbus
Safe [fhamefulj Infamis, famoTus, ftrdii5.
r .f [flark naught j Ncquam, pravus, nuiliui
.iretii; rii nc.'andus.
fafe r orvt/ff Turpis, vilis, r\? trefiis, ^[ 7
be ivire new Ju^h a bajt fJhtv, ut homo tur-
plQimus CUCt< i-Stv ge't Vtfttfft& in a bafc < wav }
mhonfHc par.^t iiviias.
C| Obufe! O fjcinus indlgnum! ne f 3rium !
A f-ajl 1 i/ r ./'ff, Res turpis, indignj t fcedj.
Monty of kafe ally t Nummi fequioris met.illi.
d&afetric*, Verfutia, dolus^ (Iropha, Pl<n.
One ivb-} vf-.tb baje tr';ch t Verftitus, veterator.
AbaftwtUb, Nebulo. infdmis.
Baftly [mean] Abjecle, demifse, humilitcr.
Baftlt 'cowardly] Jgnavc, timide .
B'ljely 'knavifhlyj Improbe, nrquiter.
Bafejy [iKamcfulIyJ Fade, turpiter, indJgne.
f[ To come <$ bafelyi Turpiter fe dare.
Bafenefs of birth, Ignobilitas, generis humi-
itas, obfcuritas; indignitas.
Bafemfs [cow irdline^s] Ignavia, timlditas.
Baj'tiejt [knavifhnefsj Fallacia, fraudulentia ,
mprobitai.
Bafcncfs [fhamefutncfs] Turpitude, fceditas
j$ Bafrii.i', Provinciae pr.vfes apud Turcas.
f To hifo) (Spenf,) or, be bajhful t Vctccundor.
Bjfhj'iil t Modeftus, vciecundus, pudibundus,
ludens , timidus.
Bifrft'lfy) Modeftc, vcrecundc, pudenter,
fid/kfulrcfsi Modeftia. vcrccundia: pudor.
. '. - J >t *
imiditas.
Bajil [herb] * Ocymtim.
C'.iu biifil % Vaccaria.
WU, orfmatl, kifl, *|| Ocymaftrum.
Afaffak [lately edifiie] * Bafilica.
A k*Jil &* * Bafilifcus, regulus.
A b.ijilijk [a gn-at piece of ordnance] Tor-
mentuin decumanum-
A bafts, * C-U"j8, ii, f.
To6.fi, Ad ignem, iWfolem, foveri; apricari.
A l-ajktt, Corbis, qualus IJdigneuij fy fcir
iolum.
- fujlter, Coibula, fportula, fportella.
A very I tile batttt, Corbicul a.
A bnjtet of reeds, Qiufilloi, Wquafitlon, 2.
Abrt&doajktt, Pallet iuni, <J. panariolum.
fj A hand ujjiet, Corbis palmariJ.
A f'.'j-'l 'trbajha, Corbis doifualis.
* Lophinus.
DAT
divider bujhtt, Ci(!a texta ; fcirp'cului,
A bajka bcartr, Coibium psrtitor.
^J A bajln tv.man, Femina mercfdula con
ducla ad cibaria domum portm-ia a mcrcatu.
A bajktt maiir, * || Cophmarius.
^f A bajlit tilt, Manubrium Helveticum, vil
ad formam fportulic conficlum.
A/ajting in the fun, Apncario.
A l>af, rather iafui, (Shakcfp.) Pollubrum,
z. pilvis, ij, f.
A iitile bafin, Concha.
Abjjinofafixntjin, 'Crater, eni, m.
Knui's bajin [hcrbj Labrum Venrris.
Ka[)'; relievo, Opus ciaftatum parum promi.
nens, vet extans.
A taflard, Nothus, filius nothus, /. no-
tha fiiiaj infKi.i libcri, /'/.,./.
Eaflardcd, (Bacon) b.Jl.^.ixeJ, (Shakefp.)
Orti-s infamia notatus.
B.if!a>d:^e<l, Adulterinus.
Bafiardly, (Donne) \Jore fpuriorum, An!".
Baflardy, Ortus infamia, natalium infamia.
To haftc weo?, Carnem, dm ad ignem verfa-
tur, lardo, -vei * butyro, liijuato mollire, vtl
humela:e.
A bo/ling flick, orhJ'e, \\ Deguttorium, || hf.
darium, L.
|| To ijfle [beat] Fufte aliquem ca?>!eie, verbe.
rare, puifare, dolare ; ma.e multaie.
^[ To bafe a garment icitb thread, Filo raro
confuere.
Abafling [beating] Fuftuarium.
J Abafling of meat, Carnjs dum ad ignem
verfatur * butyro humeftatio.
Bafling thread, Filum futorium.
To baflinada, Fufte c.edcre. V. Bjjlt.
A baft'inado, Fuftuarium.
A baftion, ft bulwark, Propugnaculum, agger.
I A baft^n [officer of the fleet] Apparitor, A.
iflor, L.
A bat [bird] VefpertiHo, on'n, m.
f[/?tff [viv.'ing, Vefpertilionum aucupiurr, A
. ai:ci;['ium m clurnum, L.
A I at [club] Clavj, Curtis.
A brick bat, l.atfrculuf, I.
AviHrlbat, Cxrtus, 4.
To bat [as threlheri] Tribulo, Cats.
^j Bit-ible ground, Ager de quo litigatur.
^[ Abatcbofhtead,\'mn tornace fimul cofli.
To bate [ncut ] Decrefco. V. A'a.'e.
To ttb^te [rnoiKy] De fumma rcniitteie, de-
mittere, detrahcre. ^ 1 cannot bate a farthing,
mimmus abtfle hinc non poteft. He bated bin
rot an ace, nihil reticuit.
To bate [as a hawk] || Volaturio, A. || de-
volare, L.
f Bate, the preterite of bile, (Spenf.)
|| Bate [ftrife] Lif, contentio.
^y A make bate, Qiii lites ferit inter aliquos,
feditionis fax, iiel auclcr.
A bating of money , Remiflio de fumma.
il Bating j'Mcfno, Paucis exceptis.
\Bal\ngtbat, Nlfi quod.
f[ Tb: bating of a bt^ivk, Alarum plaufus.
A bath, Balnrum, balincum.
Alitilehath, Bslneolum.
The bath fie, *|| Thermocantharus, L. A.
ff A knight of the t,itb, H Miles de balneo.
A hot bath. Therm*', Me on. fudatio.
A little hot bath, \ Thermul.-e, Mart,
m A cold bath, Cella frigidaria.
|| To he all in a bath [very hot] /Eftuo, fu-
dote dirHuere.
A batb-k^per, Balneator, 3.
To bathe, B ilneo lavarc, innatare; balncariij
iquis fe proiueie.
To bjtbe, QT foal, Macero.
Bathed [foaked] Maceratus.
Bathed, Balneo lotus, s. lautus.
She bathes [of an hawk] Proluit, immerga fe.
The fia.t at the bath ii'h<re they lay their eluttt
uhie batbirz, * Apodytei'ium.
} Abatlft, (Shakcfp. \ or bating ftaff, Palmula,
na tunduntur Jint'.-a dnm lavantur.
A b-Hv.!!, F;ill s, baculnm.
Biittalij, Acies initiuila.
BAT
B E
B E A
/J ItttjUcn, Agmcn Offer,', Phalanx.
Afauart bMalwn, Agrncn tjuadratum,
A triangular ba'tation, Cuneus.
The middle battalion, conjijiing of 8oco among
tie ancients, * Phalanx, gis, f.
To batten [grow fat] Pinguefco, craffefco.
To batten [make fat] (Milt.) Saginare.
To batten [welter] Volutari, fe volutare.
|| A battening [weltering] Volutatio.
Batterfr pudding. Farina cumlafte, &c. com-
tnixta ad faita conficienda.
To tatter, Collide, contundo, obtundo; ver-
bero.
^1 To batter one's fait, Alicujus os batuare,
ITialas palma porrecH fcrire, os manus fuas pal.
jnu verberare.
To batter d:ion, Direo, 3. everto, perverto ;
deftruo 5 demolior, difturbo,
fj To latter wilt great guts. Ex edito mania
tormentis quaierc, concuttre, pulfare.
Battered, Concuilus, quaifatus.
A battered wborc, Pioftibulum.
A batterer, Qm diruit, pulfnt, CsJV.
A battering, Concuflio, quafl'atio.
A battering ram, Aries, etis, m.
slbjttery [breach] Ruina, feneftrai
Battery [bcfiegingj Oppugnatio, oppugnand
ratio.
^y A/ault and battery, || Affultus & verberatio,
irjuria || perfona!i c .
Abaitery [bulwaik] Tormentorum bellicorum
fede, majorum tormentorum fuggeftum.
t\ To raff a battery, Tormenta bellicalocarc,
d.fponere. -u*7 conftjtuere, in aliquo loco.
A battle, Prxlium, pugna, certamen, con-
Tbe front of a battle, Prima acies.
A ta't'e between ttos [duel] Certamen fingu
tare ; duellum.
A general battle, Dimicatio univerfa.
A'doubiful battle, Prxlium anceps.
A bhidybati/e, Pra;lium cruentum, vel tru-
Culemmn,
fl To give an ener-.yla'ile, or to fight a b,i:tli
Cnm h' fte c.>nfTi[.lre, acie, vel arroi concur
Tere; acie congredi, pr<clio dimicare, figna con-
(erre, manum canfei-ere, priclio decertare, arm
decernerr, prxlium committtre, colUtis figni
To begin t bank [fkirrrifh] Velilor.
f\ It came m a battle, Res ad manus atque pug-
nam vcniebat.
^j To pryvolc to batik, Hoflem ad certamen
provoc.ire, ad pognam 1 xefsere.
^J To gain .t l-attle, Vincerf, fuperarr, pra;li
fuperior eiTe, prtlmTi fetuud-jm faccre.
To /ofe a battle, Vincor^ c.cdor, fundor, pro-
fli^or, fuperor.
f] To run tbt laxard of a general battle, In
cafum univerfae dimicationisvcnire.
m Tit battle wat doubtful, Vaiio martc pug
njt imeft.
fl To vate tm'i ftlf ready far battle. Ad cer-
Hrr.en fe accingire.
An army drcwin up in bat tit array, * Acies
c;es inftruftj, exercitus inftruilus.
fj To draw up in battle array. * Aciem in
flruere, dirigcre, ordinare.
f[ Tomanb, Quadrato agmine inredcre.
i\ To freffnt ibem/rlves in order fir baltle r Co
flam pugnandi facere.
To refute a battle, Certamen detrettare,
A pitched, or Jet, battle, Hugna ftataria, pug
aa prieliaris.
A battle ofgranti, *\ Gisantomachia.
A l-attli of frogi and miis, *\\ Batrachomjo
lachia. T.
The beginning of a lelt.'t, Vclitatio,. 3. pu
jraelufio.
Abatilelyfea, V. Afra.fgi-r.
|| To bjttlf it ia\ib one, Cum aliquo deccrtare
^et contenrere.
To battle it out, Depugno, tatndiu pugaare do
aee alter fupcrior evadar.
Cf, or brhngin* to, a battle, Prvliatis, t.
% Ti battle [at a college j V.tti.5 dcbita
:penfas in nomina refcrre.
A battle ax, Bipcnnis, 11, f,
A battledaar, Ferul.i.
A battledore [horn book] Tabdla tlementaria,
>el!us lueras appellire dilcentium*
^1 A battledore ftholar, Elementarius 'iro.
A battledcre [at tennis, or fliittlccock] * Pal-
ula Kiforia qua pila emittitur ac repellitur.
Battlenenti, Lorca, corona, pinnae murorom
^1 To make battlements, Muri tairigium pinnis
ftinguere.
A battler, )| Batalarius. L. V. Lat.
A baube'e [a farthing] Q^adrans, L. tricns, A.
Baubles, Trica?, pi.
^[ Very baubles, Gerrs Sirulnf.
Bmhlitig, (Shakefp.) Vilis, contemnendus.
A female baud, Lena, lupa.
A male baud, Leno.
To flay the baud, I.enocinor,
Baudij, Lenocinium.
Baudry in fptfcb, Obfccrnitas, TpuTcitia.
Baudy, Impudicus, obfccenus, fpurcus, *fr ^*
ivu.
A bandy loufe, Lupanar, luftrum, Melon, for-
ix.
ff To haunt liaudy boufes, Luflra frequentare,
mpudicos amorcs fibi conciliaie.
A kaur.ter if bauily boufet, Scortator, ganeo.
Baudily, Obfcojne, fcede.
Total/; iaudy, Vttb.i obfcana proferre.
Talking bendy, i-p'irridlcus.
Ala-v'.n, Fafcis, ft. tenuium virgarum.
A little bav:n, Fafciculus.
To bj-wl) CUmo, vociferor, clamorcs edrre
/tollerej ingenti clamore obftreper*', fttcpit'J
urbas dare, plenis fauc : bus ejjculare, plorare.
//j came baivLng up to me, venit ad me clami-
ans.
Aba-wler, Clamator, clamo f us. <|| That i.
-ay be underflood ivbom I call a baiclcr, and ivborr
n i.ratzur, ut intelligi poffit qiiem exiftimem
[matorem, quern oratorem fuifle.
A ba'.ul'.nf, Vocif- ratio, clamitatio, excla
atio, |j^| YW tad b-tler rot bai.'C kept a bawling
*rt, non IccifTe erat mclius hfc conviiium.
SiKi'f.rg, Cbmiuns.
Of, ov hanging to, laiolirg, Clamofus.
To bau'l t Exclamo, intcno.
Aba'.i'fn [badger] * Melis, it,
A bay [toad for fhips] Statio.
A l-ay [cretk] Sinus.
A bay [dam] Pila, mole?, i:, f.
The cherry lay tree, |) Laurocerafus, ;, f.
The rcfe toy trie, * Ner'um.
A bay tree, Lai:ru?, baccalia.
A pla<e where buy r-cts fjui?, Lauretum.
Abayb.rry, Raccalatiri.
Bearing bay\, <-f Laarifer,
Divarfbay, }] Lauruftinul.
downed -wiib bays, Laureatus, lauriper.
T'i bold, or keep, at a-bay, Muror, fifto. '
To fami at bay, (Denham) Hoftium impetu
uftmere.
A bay borfe, Equus badiui, vel * Phcenice
oloris.
A bright bav, Fulvus.
A bay [chemut colour] Ex badio fufcus.
A dapflc lay, Fulvus albis maculis di(tinlus
Say fait, Sal niger.
A bay window, Mtniamim, fe. xdificium.
"- To lay [bark] (Spenf.) Latro.
A bayonet, Sica.
Bayei [cloth] Pannus villofus.
Coarfcbays, Pannus villofus cralTior.
Be, a panicle in competition, fet before vetbs
lignifieth all over, and is made originally by con
as, to brtlaub', confpergo, coinquino.
To bt, is varioufly rendered in the Latin, ac
cording t3 the word following it.
To be [exifl]. Sum, fio,_exifto< t\ 1'tefiev
be iai!l te ben by and by, credo ilium jam acifu
turum cffe.. Ifjhe be ever fo much ak:n, ft cogna'
eft maxtme. ft happened as icetl at could br, mi
lius fitii haud potuit quara faftum eft. If ie
tritctn tvnfelfj&c fi (ibi ipfi confentiat, ir/con
feauntus fit. || Jffo be be tt tuillingf fi eft
rlit. Admit it to le [o, fac ita efi, vfrum eflo.
'tiu toiretmyiurg to be there, cui pti .etaicm n.,a
terfuifti. Dfimt m begone, ctipidus dci eden.li.
To te again/I, Advcrfor, i. tbhnrrcre ab, a<per.
or. ^J They aref'i mi'cb avjirfl a eofmomi tallt,
a a republica funt advetfi. / am that ,
, animus adhorret ab eo. If tic (malt be rn
tin/lit, non afpernante fcnatu. J urn iti ap^irft
nihil impcd'o, non repueno, nulla in me rr't
ora. // will r.ot be agairfl your day to Jo tiller,
rum vis falvo cfficio faceie pores.
To be at [prefcnt] Adfum, inteifum. fl f'i
ai a! that fiajl, in convivio inrrrf.iit.
To be at [doing] * Ago. f fPiufiuiuUtn
at ? quid vis ageVe ?
To be away, Abfum.
To be by [prcfent] AMfum, inrcrfum. fl /
as not by, egn non adfui. lie was by uben it
>a> fpote.'-, ei Urmoni interfuit.
To be far from, LongJ abeflc. ^Jagxdtrutb,-
e will be far from b iieving tie remfonsof ilie f.bi-
'>/*., na ills longe aberit ut ajgumentis cre-
r philofophorum,
Ta be for cjnr, or c' JiJe, Cum al ; qno
are. fl They are fir C<rfar, Casfaris rebus
vctlt.
To be mad, Infanio. ^J IJhalllt at mad tu if,
nlaniam profeftdcum illo.
To be quie.t, Quicfco.
To befell. V. Sick.
Tobeofnoaubor'.ty, Pnrum valere.
To Le in danger. V. Danger.
|| Tote out [miftjken] E'rro, fnllor.
To bi without [w.int] Careo, cjeo,
/ fhould, or n:'-gbt, be, Forem,
7 have been, Fui, See Bten. I
To be h:rcaf'cr, Futurus.
^| So tj.it, Ita fiat.
A btacb [fhrub] * Afpal.itbus.
Abea<h '[or fhore] littus, rj* a<ftfl.
Bea.kcet, (Shakefp.) Undis expofitus.
Btacty, (id.) Ad littus pertinens.
A'nta&n, Specula.
A burnirft beaeon, Ignis fppculatorins.
AJignal from abeaeon, Specularis licnjfici^tt
Bra onage, Tributum fpeculare, t; t VfpecuI.ito-
ium.
\ToJii-f the beticen, H^ftium adventum ignt
ccenfo in fpeculu nunci^re.
^y To ii-exct a: ie.xon. Oe f(-ecula obfrrvare,
Atuitdcra'a beacon, Encubitor, fpfcohtor.
A bieid, * Sphserula pcrforata.
Abend [to pray withj Pilula, W fpharula
>recatoria.
A p"'r 'f bead<, ""T-ircra; preca^ori^r.
A r.cck'ate of preci<uit beadi, Moniic er gem-*
u!i5.
A'fnfg ofbiaelsfir the arm, Armilla.
A lieaiifmar. Orator.
A bcadl;, Licror, viator; prarco; fubmotor'
J^ 1 ^, ri anteambulo, Kla*t.
Abeadleofb'pgar:, FlagtlKiriiigj L. litHdr pi-
Irinarius A. virgator-
^ Abiadroll, * Catalogo! prerum.
A I eagle, Canis venaticus , eatolus animaliuat
ndagator, -ve! invefligator.
|| A prcasut beagle, Homo futilre, ine^tns, ie<
mprobus.
Tbebfak [of a (nip] Roftra, pi.
<[[ Tie teak brad, Extrcmitas * piers,
A biat, Roflrum.
A littk b,-<t\ Roftellum, Co!.
Beaked, Roftratus.
Abraker, .Canthirusf, A.cj-athus, L.
A btal, or whelk, Puftula.
/ :.// C'f (V a.'j, Pll ftulofus..
To beai [rather matter as a fore] Sopj
Atargt beam, Trab', a'lii, f.
Afmall beam, Tr.ibecula.
Tie principal bta-n of a b-uff, Lacrrar.
Awravcr^s beam, Jugum teor:um.
The beam of a carriage, Temo, Inis, m,
^1 The beam 'fa flip, Trabs r.ij.
The beam uf a balan.e, (| Scapui.
The team of a great belanet, Stater, Fr-.-j, rn;
'Itebeam of a luit, Ccivini coinu il.yts.
M '
\
B E A
B E A
B E A
Akia*t [meteor} Trabs ardeni.
Adrrtvleam [wind berp] Ergats, /
si fun be*m, JuSar, radius folis.
Cy, or /i*, a 4 ,!r, Trabalis.
Ccn' urn, Radiatu;,
r, I 1 Aru, L. A.
OT, (Pope) -j- Radio, i.
JjMirj f rafting forth rays] * Radians.
A &""> Fal.
A lr,nd; Giinta, (L.) or iWMjr.fc
lus.
A ft:!: btan, Fabula.
_.* if a bean, Hilum. (T Every lean
tolb Jn t f .i.k, viti's nemo fine nafcitur.
Of, c r belonging to, a bran, Fabalis, e.
Or, one that lives uf;n it an , Fibarius.
A ?'" fa f e, Fahacia.
A ttJn cod, Siliqua.
A kian/htil, I r al>.T concha, valvulus.
Ak:anfta!k, Fabale, h, n.
Stan jlraiv, Stipula fabalis,
Btan porridge, Puls fabacea, fiber.
Bean vital, Lomentuin.
Bean chaff. Tunica fabas.
an plat, || Fabetum, L.
:r, or carry, Porto, gefto, hajolo; fero,
humeris fulrinere. ^J They ttar the hell away,
facile prim.is ferunt. \\I_fljall biar tu':tb any
tody, as I cannot bear win,; ego quenquam feram
qui vinum ferre non pollum.
To ttar [fufler] Fero, fuftero, tolero, fufti-
neo, patior. ^[ /& tearetb :te change of fortune
voy foully, fortuitos cafus m.ieno ar.imo fufti
li-'t. A far as y.ur eflate tvil! tear, pro re tua.
H' givetb mare thai his eflate to:!! tear, benignior
eft quam res patitur. 1ft n;u/l ^car ivbat fal^th
to our let, quod f rs feret fercnuis a'quo animo.
^J TV tea' an office, AHquod munus fuHiner-^
adrrimftrare, exequi ; munere aliquo fungi.
^[ To btar arms as a foldier, Arma ferre, vel
poriare; militis muncre fungi.
<[ To btar arrrs [a coat of arms] Gentilitia
in fcuto infignia ferre, i/r/gellare.
Ts bear atv/y, Aufero, abd'ico, xi,
|| To tear away from a place, A loco aliquo
difcedere.
To tear, or tring forth fas animals] Pario.
To bear, or bcLave, bmjelf, Se gcrere.
^7*e hear, or bringfirtb, fruit, Fruclum edere.
^[ To tear the charge of, Sumptus fuftincre, vtl
alicui rei fuppeditare, vil fubminiftrare.
To bear one company, Deduco, comitor, fe comi-
tem alicui praebcre, vel focium adjung- re.
^y To bear date. Diem adfcriptam, appofitam,
vel adnotatam, habere.
To be.ir ctma. V. To Jink.
To hear one down in difcourje. Evince, verbis
obflinatc con'endete.
To bear d'ftun a tbing in itsivay, Pioflerno, ob-
ruo ; proturbo.
y Ta bear bird itf.n one , Aliquem acerbiu!
traflare.
^| To brar an imprejjlon of a thing in one's mind,
Veftigium al^cujus rei in animo retincre.
To btar an imfinff.in [as a book] Aliam im-
preflionrm, vtl -ditr ncm, admiticie.
To btar a gr:nlgs, S : mult3tes exerccre.
To bear in mind, Reminifci, recordari, in nie-
jnoria habere.
fl To bear in loitb a birbour, Vento fecundn
in portum ferri, fc/irnpelli.
^f Ti bear the kf< of a thing [make it good]
Damnum praefUre; [take it patiently j damnum
^un anini'i ffrre, Mtt perf.-rie.
hcrtff [ata.liO.incc] Abfi(!d, fl'ltl, 3.
|| To l-f,,r :[! [ jO.] Prohibco, protelo.
To b>ar uff a blow, lilumavertfre.
To kar, or jit, cut, Promineo, exto.
lok-ara frier, Vigeo. ^] Ttey bear a g.:cd
f'ice, eorum pretia vijfnr, pretium habent.
Tbty bear little or r.o f'rice, vili vcnduntur. tflat
price tear Jninc bcref quibus hfcp retiis porci ve-
neunt ?
Tc tear one a grudge, or ff'.le, OdifTe, infenfui
RiTe.
fj To tear f real aftflion tt one, Aliquem amare,
deamare, Wdilig?re ; (ir.pulari amore, wc/unice,
dil:gere; fumma benevolentiacomplefti, ex am-
mo bene alicui velle.
fl To btar one gaud taill, Animo efle in aliquem
beneolo. He bcarctb gotd viill to that maid, ll'i
tavet virgin!.
|| To bear out [fave harmlefs] Tueor, * pa-
trocinor.
f\ To ttar a part in, Partem alicujus rei fufti-
Rere.
*| Ta bear a prcportlin to, Alicui rei refpon-
dere, aptus, tv/con(entaneus,c(Te; accommodari.
m To b:ar t r ,>i kkcmfs to, Ad ali
quid fimilitudins accoutre, alicujus rei fimilitu-
dinem habcrc.
To ttar refpefl ante, Coio.
f[ To bear rule, orfajy, Dominari, imperium
ex?rce-e, rerum potiri, alicubi cum imperio efie.
ff To ttar the ftnfe of a thing, Sflifi.m alicu-
jus rei in animo tenere.
ff To ifjr fuck a finji, Talem interpretation
nem admittcre.
To bear row.irJs a coafl, Adnavigo, adno.
To tear, or prop, up, Fulcio, fuffulcio; fufti-
neo.
^J To tear up under a calamity, Calamitatem
ferr<', pcrferre, lolerare, pati, perpeti, fultc-ntare.
Tfjbiar up againft, Refiflo; obnitor, Met- ob-
fiflo.
^T To tear up to. Ad aliquem curfum Jirigere.
Tbty t-ar vpiviib tb:m, fe illis aequarunt.
To tear, at lean, upon, Jnnitor, incumbo.
To bear ivirb, Inlulgeo; Jultineoj noxas ali-
cujus difiimulare, mores perpeti. ^[ One may beat
icilb a little inccnveniency'fcr a great deal of con-
venitr.cy, multa ex quo fuerint commode, ejus
ncommoda a?quum eft ferre.
To/>earivi!ief,'Tel{nr, tefl:ficorj teltimonium
jerhibcre, w/diicre, de re dliqua. YourfelfjhaU
bear lujtuefi, ipfe mihi tu teftis er;s.
A bearer [porter 1 ] Bsjulus; geflator.
|| A bearer out, Sponfor.
A bearer of a lorffe, Vtfpillo.
^tearing [carrying] Bajulatio, portatio; gef-
latus.
A bearing [(uffering] Perpeflio, 3.
|| A violent tfarirg down, Oppreflio.
Bearing date, Datus, confignatus.
A bearing, or jetirg, cut t Prominentia, pio-
e<3ura, V:tr.
Pa/I tearing [of treej, ff males, lands, Gfr.]
Effctus.
7te tear anilers [of a buck] Superior fc fe
cundus pollex. rv
A tear, Urfus, 2.
AJhe bear, Urla, I .
The bear [conftellation] Arflos, * arflo-
phyllx, ads.
^ A bear ward, Urforum magifter, vel cuftos,
A tear dog, Canis urfinus.
Of, or like, a tear, Urfinus, Col.
^[ A ttar-earden, Locus ubi urfi, &c. cum ca-
nibus decertanf, locus ad certamina urforum cum
canihus defi^natus.
Bearfbreccb, or beards fool [herb] *Acanthus,2.
Sears ear [herb] Auricula urfi.
Brars garlifk, All : um urfinum.
Bears icart, || Arftium montanum.
A '.card, * Barba. ^[ His beard 'is tnuly
\'r -.i->;. barba memo fuccrevit, primi teflus la-
nugine mr-las.
A great, or long, beard, * Barba promifla,
immilfa, prolixa.
Alit'le teard, Bsrbula.
A goat's biard, Spirillum.
A cat 1 s be a >-d, *|| Genobarbum, L. A.
A teard if corn, * Spica, arifta.
To teairl, or begin to have a teard, fl Barbef-
co, A.
^[ A rvu^b teard, Barba hirfuta, vel prolixa.
Brardtd, * Barbatus.
Bearded ears, Ariftae * fpioat ae
^f Having a great beard, Bene * barbatus.
Having a tittle teard, * Barbatulu*.
Having a red teard, Ahenobarbus.
Bcardlefs, Imbeibis.
The frfl bearding of mm, Pubes, prim a lane-
go-
|| To beard a person [affront one to his face}
Conviiiis roram lad
^ To beard vn 1, Villus truncare,
4f Tbebeajel, or teazel, of a ring, Annul! psli>
vel funda.
A tea/I, Beflia.
To become a. tea/, \\ Brutefcs.
Agreat bcaj!, Bellua, A.
Alitt'e haft, Beftiola.
A wild l-eaft, Fera.
A tame teaft, Eefl'a cicur, vel dooieftica*
A teaft of burden, Jumentum.
All tinas cf tame t,ajls [flocks, or herds]
Pccus, arii, n. pccus, uilit, f. Note, flocks
[chiefly flicep] are generally tiprcC'ed by the
lorrrer.
A heitff for [acrlfi.e, Viflima.
A hfrcl of tea/Is, }' 1'ecuaria, pi.
Beafls of chace, Feias campeftres.
Bcafls of fire/1, Fera fylvertrss.
StaftM [belpiijjng to beads'] || Belluinue.
Cell.
Benftiality, Coitio cum bellua.
Beaji.ally, Turp'ter, foede, hf. ive, impudicc.
Beaftlinefs, Feritas, immanitas.
Btajllinejs [Icwdnefs] Lafcivia, impudiciti.i ;
obfccenitasj 3. falacitasj fpurcitia, i. -.
cities, 5.
Beaftlinefs [naftinefs] Immunditia, I. fordes,
is, f.
Beaflly, or tiflial [lewd] LafcivuE, impudi-
cus, obfccenus, falax, fpurcus.
Be.i/1/y [nallyj Immundus, fordidus.
Beatofdru-r, 'J'ympa.ii Ibnos.
^[ The teal oftbepulfe, * Artcriae, vel * vene,
3ulfos.
To t:at, Verbero, pulfo; caedo; pucnip, vel
I'uftc, ferire, contunifcre, obtundere. ^J 1'ju /.e.it,
7 orly am teaten, tu pulfas, ego vapulo fantum.
|| 7 <wiU teat out your trair.s, tibi jam cerebrum
iifpergam hie.
To teat, or bruifr, Teiere, pilo aliquid con-
tundere.
To tej: [conquer] Vinco, fupero.
^f lie o r u:ne d bimjrlf leate r, yerbam porrexit.
- againff, Allido, illido; impin^o, plango.
^ To beat an alarm, Ad arma conclamare, bel-
icum canere.
j[ To beat a charge, Ut impetum in holies fa-
ciant * tympani fono edicere.
^f To teat on an anvil, Incudi fubjicere.
To teat tack, Repello, repercutio, averto.
To beat back again, Reverbero. Sen.
To teat tact often, ^ Repulfo.
To teat lie Lreaft fir gritf, Plango.
|| To teat b : .s ti.i.ns about a thing, Excogito, in-
genii ncrvns intendere.
To hat Ha. I and tine, Sugillo.
To teat, or ban.mcr, a thing, to make it I .rgcr,
or thinner. Procure, _/? 3>
To t^at to death, Ad mortem ufque diverberare,
To trat, V. to hatter, down.
^To teat down tbc price, Quam minirr.o lici-
tarii
^[ To bfat cfotvn fruit, Fruclus ex arborc decu-
tcre, concutfre, fternere.
To teat a drum, * T)mpanum ptilfare.
^ To beat out of countenance, Pudorem alicui
incutere, aliquem robi.re fuffundere.
^[ To teat up the enemy i quarters, Falfis terro-
ribus hoftem excitare, trepidationes inter hoftes
nftis rumoribus faccre j metum, vel *pavorem,
tiofli inani ad arma conciamatione inj cere.
To beat [as the pull'e] Lentiiis, -vil celerius,
Dveri, micare. ^[ Kly pulfe teatetb ill, * vena;
non sequis mihi intervallis moventur.
To teat, nrrat, upanddoivn, Curfjto.
To beat in vptn [as rain] Impluo.
^f Tbc clock beateib toe/I, Penfile horarii libra-
mentum aquis intervallis movetur.
^f To teat ffl> into a net. Aquas quatcre, vel
urbare; puKando pifces in rete adigere.
fl To teat upon the botf, Callem carpere.
To teat, or knock, Pulfo, plango.
lobitt, or knack, often, Pulto.
B E A
^ To bent w/'tt ibifft, Pugnii contutidfrj.
TC teat-re tbegnunit, Afflljo, */, 3,
To beat tut [fcatch for] aibti'lai, Indajo,
To beat witt a tatnmir, Tunjo; pettuniio.
To beat into tb< mciw.y, Inculco,
To beat much, Compulfo, devcrbero.
TV beat cut, Excudo, extcro. ^f lie con nevrr
It but out of bit opinion, ex accept! feme! opi-
nione nunquam movcri pot--ft.
T'I beat cut the brains, Excerebro.
^1 To beata pailey, * Tympani figno ad collo-
quium evocarc.
^[ *li beat to pvwelcr, Ad pulvercrn redi^eVe.
To beat together, Cullido.
To beat as tie UUHHS, Illido. fl Tbe iill.ivs
leeit againjt tbcflxre, fluflus illiduntur in littus.
Tbe wind b.-ettetb violently on that place, ventus
tefluat in eum locum.
To be beaten, Verberor, cardor, vapula,
To be bea'cn, urdiiven ba, k. Impeller,
To /'( beaten to ibe ground, Collabefio.
Beaten, Vcrberatus, casfus.
An old le.iten Joldicr, Miles emer'tus.
An old beater, argument , Argumentum tritum.
Beaten [overcome] Vidlus, fupera'us.
Beaten again/I, Tmpaftus, alhfuf, iililus,
Biattn tact, Repercuffus, repull'js, reverbe-
ra<us.
Beaten black and blue, Sugillatus.
Beaten [as a hedge in hunting] Exagitatu*.
Beaten to deaib, Pugnis, vel veiberibus, occifus.
" Beaten d'.iun, Dirutus. deturbatus.
Beaten luitb bail jlcr.ts, Grandine percuffus.
Beaten into tic itanory, Inculcatus, momoria
(nandatus.
Beaten cut, Excuftus, extufus.
A beaten patb, Callis tritus ; via trita,
Beaten f,i e!y, Peffime contufus.
Bc-iie n with a flaff, Fufle pu'fatu-,
feattn, or Jlampid, Kgitler, Supatus,
iaten together, Contufus.
Beaten unelejr, Subtufus.
l't f ea:Ltr beaten [at lea] ventis quaffatus.
^[ Wcatber b-:aten by a journey, Cceli intern-
feftate fatigatus, tw/ dejauatus,
Worthy to be batten, Verberandus, * plai
dignus; verberabilis, verbereus, verbero. plaui
A beater, * Plagofus, verberator.
A beater down, Demolitor.
Abec.teroutofivf.rk, Extufur,
^1 A gild beater, Braflearum aurearuni con
feftor.
' A beattr [rammer] Fiiruca, pavicula.
A bcatir.g, Vcrberatio, pulfatioj pulful.
A beating tact, RepercufTio.
A beat'n.g black and Hue, Sugillatlo.
A beating of tbe bnaft, Pl-ingor, planftus.
A bea'ing toitb a cudgel, Fuftuarium.
A bietting down, Demolitio.
A beatir.g one tbit.g dfflinjl anotber, Collifio
<] TffojJHjre beateib, || Lepus vagit, L, A.
Tie beatifjt oftbepulfe, * Arteriz, vel * ve-
nae, pulfusX
Tbeauick beutng 'f ibe pile, Creber pulfus
To beatify, \W> aliquem in, vel inter, bea-
t.'s rcfare ; in^Bumeium bea'.orum afcribere
beatis afcribere. V
Beatified, Beatui; bjtis afcriptus.
Beattfial, or bcaiefek,<iaoc\ ad fummam feli-
citatem confcrt.
llca'ifi at'un, Alicujust. beatos rclatie, vc/\n
teatorum numerum alcriptte,
Beatitude, Beatitude, bea|;tasj beata vitn
fumma felicita:,
A L,a-i, Homo elegans, vel tiimiz in vcfiibu
elfg.intiae fludiofus.
Bcauijh, Bellu5; in veftibus elegantior.
A ieaier [beaft] Caftor, fiber, ri.
Of, or belonging to, a beaver, Caftoreus, fibri
nua.
Abeaverbat, Pileus caftoreus, vel ex pili; fi
fcricoaOusj fibrinus ga',crus
BeavcrtJ, (Pope) Pilcatus.
Bea-.er [oil] Caftoreum.
:r t or ctvcraee, Merends,
BED
ff T tew, Merdam furr.iM,
Beauteous, or ieatiiiful, Foinwfu!, pukhcr,
Ifeciofuf, venuOui j niiidui,
Semnvtal beautiful, Venu.lulut rji flor : dulus.
Beauty, ItautfuHv.fs, or ^a//ii-| / n,-/i, (Donne)
Pukhritudo, formofuas, v-enufl. 1 *,
at, vtl logantiaj candor, ^f The b:autv of
loc/uence, eloquentiaa nitor. Tie peifctt beauty
of ibe agt, svi decor integer. Beauty is tut a
ll'.flim, torma bonum fi agile eft. Beauty is al-
ways Habit tofctr.Jir, ,J> Icmper foi'mofik fabul.i
prana fuit.
Tie bcgmy ef a place, Loci, horti, rurii, a-
r'cenit.ij.
A perfifl beauty, Mulier, $fc. exim:; venu
(late, 7f/egrrgij foimS.
To beautify, Onio, cxorno, dccoro, conJeco-
o; Met, illumino.
Beautified, hauiied, (Shakefp.) Ornatus, ex
jrnaius, decoratuj, condccoratus.
A beautifying, namer.tum, ornatut, .}i de-
corameji.
fl To make tbeftin beautifil, Induttre cuti ni-
torem.
To be beautiful, Niteo, fplendefco. ^ Craffus't
Kyle nits more beautiful, Crarti magis ent.ebat
oiatio.
Beattif: I'y, Decore, nitide, prna'e, pulchrc,
fpeciose, vcnuflS.
To Ij'e one's beauty, Dcflorefco. ^1 She bati
hj) her beauty, deflorcfcit formas dignitas,
A be-ai'ty-Jj.c,t, V. A foil; a fiat. b.
^1 Tte kaz'.ar fine, Lapis Bezoir.
To bicalir, Paco, fedo, tranquillo.
Becalmd, I'acatus, fcdatus, !rJn:|uilUtuF, Ntp.
venrodelritutuj.
A becalming, Sedatio.
It became, Evafit, fiebat.
Beeaufe; Qu_ia, quod, quoniam, proptfrea quod.
^[ NcitLer is tbctc ar.y ntjn tb.it toi etb fain />c<a:<j
:'t is la'v, neque quii^uam eft qui doloiem ip!uin
quia dclor fit ame". He tv.n tl:fp!cafed ti-'tv n:,-.
because I e j efe nded him, mihi quod dffendifl'-m Ic-
viter fucccnfuir. Yet f.c mujl die, bccauje jbe ivas
3wn of buman tacc, tamen ei moriendum fuit,
quoniam homo natura erat. Becau'e i
the pQ'ttfago'd fci-vir.t totvaids me, prcpterea
quod ferviebas liberaliter.
Be.auhof, Ob, prcptcr, gratia, ergo. Note,
Ergci in this fcnfe is put after the genitive cafe
it governeth j as, fl ff'e came for bis fate, illius
ergo venimus.
Abeccafco, (Pope) [bird] Ficedula.
[ Te tcd'ance, (Shakefp.) V. To befall.
A beck, or rill, *Rivulus.
Ale It, Nutus. ^| Rfetdf at a brck, ex nutu
pendens. At bis ir.after'* beek, ad domini nutum.
To beckon, to beck, (Shakefp.) Nuto, innuo.
To beckon ffiga'ji, Renuto.
To Icck'j: back, or fr.n-., Renu^, si, 3. abnuo.
To Lector, t'j, Annuo.
A b-ekoning, Nutaiio.
Te, become [to be fit, 'filing, or becoming]
Deceo; par, di^num, id decorum, elli'. ^| Tbi
garn-et.t btcwctb me, decet me lure vefVs. //
would f:arcc l-'cvm-', vix falls decorum efitrt.
To iectane [to grow, or be made] Evado, fio.
^| It lecorr.etb incurjble, cva.lil infanabij:. i
tvivk I became a God, ut ptuo Deus fio. It is be-
eorr.e a pro-verb, proverbii locum obnnnit.
A't/:', To hitrre', bt-tuie a veiS, is often ren-
dered by turning the verb into an in, r,
f,o; as, f[ I become r'.cb, fit-.!, Sec. citil'co,
conlicefco.
To br.omr o f , Fieri, f l,'7.il ti'-l ! b.c-.rte t,F
(juidnahi fiet poitea? 7':. c.a-:
of me, tu quid lie me fiat parvi curj.
/; it! I'C.ometb, Dcdccet.
A becoming, Decor, decu, Zris, n.
Bveming [convenient] l>rens, conveniens.
Beamir.g [graceful] Dccorus.
Be.omingly, Decorc, derenrcv, vfnune,
Becomingntfs, (Crew) Uecoruiiijdectntia, con-
decentia.
A bed, Leflufc torn, cubile, flratum. fl II-
fi It IrtJ, it cubitum iacenituc
BED
ti'</ fj atit, cubitum difci. ,..
bavi n-.ttdcyiiH b'd y.u n-tift He in it, tutc hoc '
trtill tibi omnecft ijecindurn.
AMtfjIatt, Pulv'nar, MI, n,
:K a fardttt, Ara, a:eula, p-itvinm.
, \\ 74 la liJ, Jiiite Iccium, in Icclum fr 10.
ipi*re.
f Ttbcdivitbyou, Ad leaumvoi rwipitc.
f T'rt''.';i /-./, L-cli:il, linn, it, ir
ornarc, concinnaie, Iliagala Irfti comp .,
Bed t'>' t, t Int. i tomiii.
Tie 1*1 [of a riverj Alveuf, fluvii livui,
Al.it'ebeJ, Leflulus, toriilu!,
A tiucl/e, or lit/mile 'je:l, *|| rarjb^jm, A.
A. para'o>ftu?; Ir^Uis veifatilis, I..
ff AdotunfeJ, Cukita mollioribui avium plu-
mis referta.
A fouler ltd, Culcita plumc-a, Cic.
A jlwk bed, Cukita jjcca, tiel tomenlo J
loccii referta,
A pallet !-c:t, * Grahntui.
^rfffejibec 1 , Lec1;ii ad fiirmam fcrinii va-
ftiarii toimatus,
^ A fliatu be.l, I.tc1i:s ftramineus, tom:ntum
cenfl-, cultita Aiamim.- lefnta.
Abiitlclcd, Toms .' nuptialis.
ff Afttile bed, Lrtfui Idlac furmam haben;.
Afi.itel) be, I, Lfflus dapi.
^ A talk l.-J, Leilus nienl.s formam referens.
To be troHgit to le.f, Enitor, p.irlo, pa.'tutio,
paitiirr..et'e .e.
A being brovglt ti .V /, Puerpeiiurn.
One brcu^bt to ted, Pucrpcra.
Altfsttacf, Cubital;, is, r, ceivicj).
Ti-c bel'sfcct, \.et\\ ped.s.
A bed's tcf.cr, LeCli umbrella.'
A btetf.ced, Plutcum, K-fli fulcrum, <$> fpon-
Abcd'sp'fi, Lcc^i colurrnj.
A bed maker, Le(\, fliaior.
A bed met, or t r*S, C'ulcita.
Bed curtail;*, Leiti vela duel. Jil.
fl Tbe /I'Jjlde, Spat, um leclum inter & pane*
tem.
To keep one 'j bed, Lrfto afTipi.
To bed a TO./-, (Shalcefp.) Uxorcm in leilura
fibi accipere, adn,;ttu?,
Ta h-l iL-'-.tl fir, Contumbo.
A bat ti.jrr/.ff, Cubiculum.
|[f Age- tkir.u* of tit kir.g's ted cbamber, N'j.
bilis a regio cubi; ulo.
Belonging toal-id-tbcmber, Cubicularis, 1(1 cu.
bicularius.
Ex clothes, or beel'.xg, Stragula, pf. toraic
ftragulum.
A. e-1 [in bed] Cubans fupinus, leclo affxufi
A lying in bed, Dircubitus, 4.
Reeled, In lelum iccepius.
Beded [put to bed] Ink-fto pofitus.
Bediit?, (Shakefp.) |i fuf Jeifri rpon:.i...
A bcdjli-,ii-er, (ui.) V.harht,
Bed ltd, * Clinieuf.
Tobefick in bid. Decumbo, etbui, 3.
A b;d -,;?, (Shak.; Confort left),
A bed tffaKetjttCi Stratum.
A :-'b {;.!, Ceptium; poruna,
La.ty t bed flrj-iu [herb] *| OaJium.
To tfjtgg/f, Gram veiiis collutare j vrftem
uto afpei^.e, , :' ;? r fi'.c!c; veftem per lutu:n,
aut loicm, tiahere.
/, leJreggkf^ (Suift) Per lutum,
aul roieni, trJC^u^.
A ln-Jjggiii-f, Luti, / roris, ifpfrfio,
ai(ii, h, J.
fl To itdajb .
Bedajbed, Aqj.i, '.-i'luto, aiueiius.
"" Seaajheci ollo-ver, Luta cooutrtol.
To l<cJa:,b', liiquino, crnfpurco, roaculo.ccai-
mjculo.
To tiiaub vi.tb a- 1, Obl'mo.
A beJaubirg, Inquinarrentum, label.
To ieJj:-l' nub ally, ot fmtir, Denigio>
Tofitds AnMncHto
Urdaubtd witte ? Id !*i,, Ante coopeu
BEE
Peetaubed, Confpurcitus, inquinatits, macula
tus, commaculatus.
7". b-JecIt, (Shakefp.) kdtekea, (Milt.) V. T
ittt.
A keder [under roilftne of an oil mill] Me
I.; is inferior.
To kedrw, <fr Roro, irroro.
Ti ke kedevnd, Rorefto, irroror.
Bedewed, Rorulentui, irroratus, + rorata
lofuJus.
A bedewing, Roratio, irroratio, roris afperfit
\BecKgbt, (Spenf.) V. Adorned.
\ To bedim, (Shakefp.) V. To m.iki Jim.
f To kdrenb, (10.) V. Todre*:b.
\1obedrep. (MHt.) V. TcbcjpriMe.
fi.dlam, or Bethlehem, Hofpitium infancrum
<J B.iliam is tbefatft place for bim, dignus qiii na
igct Antiryram, Helkborum ei potandum e
aliquot dies.
A kalian, (Shaktfp.) or bedlamite, Infanus
furiofus, *t- cerritus, lymphatus.
Bedlam like [adj.] Furibundus.
Bedlam like [adv.] Furibunde, furiose.
Tobcdung, Stercoreinquinarej fordibus volu
Mi
~r.-/, Stercore inquinatus.
A i'tdunving, Inquinamcnturrr ftercore fuc^lum
Tu ktduftr Pulvere confpcrgere.
Bedafted, PuUere confperfus.
J- To tcdwarf, (Donne) V. Tofunt.
A bee. Apis, fl As b*fy as a iy in re aliqu
fern per occupatus.
Adnte tte, Fucu;, z.
A little tee, Apiculi.
A gad he, Afilus, tabanus; * cftrua.
An bumble bee, || Bombiliu;, L. A.
Bee glue, * Propolis, it, f.
Tbe bee-eater [bird] Apiafter, merops.
Tur.g tees, * Nymph;e, pi.
fl Aftuarra cfbtei, Apum examen.
5J To drive bees, Favos ex alveis eximere.
A bee hive, Alveare, alvearium, aJvtus.
Abeemafter, A-piarius, z.
Of, or belonging to, bees, Apianus.
A beech trie, * Fagu?, i, f.
^f Beecb maf, Clans fagea.
Beecben, or belonging to bach, Fageus, faginus
fagineus.
^f A grove of bucb. Locus fagis confitus.
Beef, Caro * bubula, vel bovilla. fl Aftci
Itifcomttb mufiard, aquas infundit in cineres.
^[ Powdered betf, Bubula falita.
<[[ Mortlemar, or bung, beef, Bubula fumo in-
ijrata, vet infumata.
A beef, *Bos, toil, 3.
/ have been, Fui. fl / have been here a long
tijae, ego jamdudum hie adfum. You baiie beei.
kng enough about this bufineis, fatls dm jam hoc
iaxum voivi*. As tae baiie ever been uftd, ui
confuevimui hadenus. 7 have been up and dowi
fll A/ia, a me A6a tota perajrata eft. Hebatl.
keen atfent three nwntbi, ties menfes abeft. Wbei.
I had been at bis boujt, apud eum cum fuiffem. 1
ivas afraid you bad keen gone, metuebam ne abi-
|0e*. Death had keen hfore me, mors ob oculo:
mihi verfata eft. Iiuould it bad not been, nollem
fa/lum. / ivillmake as if I bad been there, quafi
ali oerim aflimulabo. See To be,
Beer, Cerevifia, zythum, zythus,
Kin beer, -Muftum.
Beer bopped, Cerevifia || lupulata.
Frejb beer, Potus receos.
Strong, or double, keir, Cerevifw primaria,
generolj.
Smallbecr, Cerevifia tenuis.
Slate and bard beer, Potu* * acrior, vtl * acri
fiporc.
Dead beer, Vappa.
Beet [herb] Beta.
Sin [without fcent] Clitum,
A beetle [fly] * Cantharus, * fcarabaeuj.
Adungbtetlt, Scarab^us fterccrarius.
The ittatmoui beetle, or long-leg, * Bupeftris.
^ Tin Itnobed horned kettle, Scarabaais oodofui.
fit belli Jijb, Caniharus pifcis.
<| AiUindtit ttttJi, Hipfei
B E F
A beetle, or Kallet, Milieus, tudei, i.ii,
jtl'Mici.etle, Mallcolul.
fl A beetle for flax, \\ Lini frangibulum. '
A kit, king brttlc, Tudicula.
A pa-viour's beetle, Pavicula.
Beetle bniocd, Caperatus, fuperciliofus.
Settle headed, Fatuus, flipes, Met. caudex,
plumbeus.
To kittle, (Shakefp.) Promineo.
To befall, Contingo, obtinjo; acrido, incido;
evenio. 5[ If tie fame thing JbiaU befall me, ft
eadem mihi uf<j venirent. / kn.-w ivhubjtb be-
fallen me, quod mihi obtigerit fcio. Tiis ttftll
contrary to cxfeflettion, przter fpem hoc mihi
obtigit. Tierc bath no forrotv befalLn him in bii
Joy, huic nulla segritudo gaudio intercefiit. If
try thing ftiou'd befall me otherwise tlan ivdl,
fi quid mihi humanitus accident.
Befallen, Q^od accidit, iw/contigir.
It befell, Evenit, accidir, falum eft.
To befit, Decere, congrue:e, con venire.
Bffiting, Conveniens, idoneus.
Tobefool, Aliquemridere,irridere, ludere.ludt-
ficari, dcludificari ; illudere alicui, Win aliquem.
1\ You beftal me imv, tu nanc me ludos deliciaf-
]ue facis.
Befooled, Derifus, irr'fus, delufus, illufus.
A 7>efo-J,ng, Irrifio, illufio.
Kg' Effort is varioully rendered in Latin, fome-
imcs, and moft commonly, by
Ante, as, ^J Nor did liver fft eyes upon tb s
unman before to-dav, neque ego hanc oculia vidi
inte hunc diem. Lay it it/incur door, ante ja-
niam noftram appone. Wbom I love before my-
'lf t quern ante mediligo. Heelied tbfyfar before
r tveis een r or, anno ante me cenfbrem mortuus eft.
Note, Ante, in this fenfe, is fometimes ufed
abfolutely without a cafe; as, ^[ A log timibe-
multo ante. 7 thought of it four days be.
ore, id tpfum quatriduo ante cogitaram.
Apud, as, fl Before the court, apud curiam.
Coram, as, fl The caufe was pleaded before the
^enate, coram fenatu res ala eft. lam afraid of
ommendingyouary m^re before your fate, vereor co-
rn in os te laudare amplius.
I"> a s> fi Before their father! faces, In ora pa-
entum. Before the fate if all men, in omnium
culis.
Ob, as, ^[ Dtath was often I if ire my eye>, ob
>culcs mihi faepe mors vci fata eft. Bar.ijhment
i'ai bef.re mine eyes, mihi exiliurn ob oculos ver-
ibatur.
Pjlam, et, ^ I commended tbcfe things lefore
>:i t haw: te pal.im laudaveram.
Prae, as, fl Effort the door, prae foribus. Do
> go before, 1 ioijl folhiv, \ pre, fequar.
Pr;eter, as, <[ Before their itan rrens faces,
ra?ter fuorum^ora. Tbeywere all carried before
olliui, prjeter oculos Lollii omnia.fcrebantur.
Pr : or, piiiis, as, ^f We mil go before, nos
riores ibimus. / iv/ote to you befor-e, priuj ad
e fcripfi.
Pro,, as, f| Before tbe camp, pro caflris. Be-
tre Cajlor'i temple, pro asde Cafloris.
Sub, ar, fl Before tbe ir eyes, fub oculis. lie
'liter isyet bffire tiejuJgt, ailhuc fub jixlice lis
i. Before tbe gates, fub ipfos poftes.
Supra, as, fl Wick Itante of btfare, quae fu-
a fcripfi.
Before [before that] Ante, antequam, citius,
riufquam, potiiis; as, f[ tfbitb caufc -was dead
BEG
lotdiag, pridie nupljirum.
^1 Before all Ken, Palam, in publico,
^J Before band, In anteceflum.
Bffirenivi, 01 this time, Antehac.
fefireibm, Antea.
nme [formerly] Olim, dudum. ^f Be-
fore and behind, a fronte & a tergo. TAr \ejr
before, anno fuperiore. Tbe cigbt before tbe day
on ivbtcb the murder was committed, ea nofle cui
iUux:t dits c^dis.
Toie befo c, Praefum.
Te bj/lcn b,f?r(, Pr^celero.
Tt ftifttn before, Pr.-efigo, xi, }.
Ti get before or.e, PrsEverto, /;, 3.
To go before, Piscedo; przco, Ivi, 4^
To learn before, Przdifco, d~tSia t 3.
To run before, Pra;curro.
Tofing before, Praecino, u:, 3.
To ivalk before, Antceo, 4.
Before going, Praecedens, antecei.'ens.
Beforehand in tbe -world, Opulentus, dives,
\Tobefortune, (Shakefp.) V.Tobetide.
To befoul, Coinquino, commaculo.
To befeittid, Ahcui favcre, gratiam impertire, .
gratificari.
That will b> friend, Faoturus.
Befriended, Gratia fublcv.itus.
To be bcfrur.ded, Gratia fublevari, comma*
dari.
A befriending,. Gratificatio, benevolrntia.
Tobtfringe, (Pope) Oino, V . To fringe.
To beg, Mendicare, emendicare, flipem pe-
tere. On tbe highway, propter vias.
To btg [entreat] Oro, rogo.
To b?g b:mbly, Supplico, fubmifse petcrej
fuppliclbus verbisorare, precari, implorare. ^f
She begget.b<you would j.rttec~i bcr, ridem veftram
implorat.
To teg
rogare.
To obtain by begging, or entrea'irtg
Obteftor, obfecro, obnixi
Exoro. fl'
Let me beg it of you, fine te exorem.
Toil; [the queftion] Principium peicrf, idera
aftirmare de quo litigatur.
7, &c. began, Incepi; incepifti, &c.
Ht bigan [to fpeak] Infit. V.Beiin.
To beget [as a father] Gigno, genero, pro-
creo.
To legit [procure] Concilio, paro ; produce,,
ingenero.
ej "ore you nuerc kern, quae caufa ante mortua eft
uam tu natus elles. Befcrt I dtfart this life,
ntequarn ex hac vita migro. / (hall want voice
efote I want names, VOK me citius deficict quam
omina. Before \ou began to fpe-eik, priufquam
iqui capilri. livould run auite away before 7
'oultl come buck, aufugerem potiusquam redeam,
efore tbe year tvas gone about, non toto vertente
nno. Before a man can tell tobafs tbat, diclo
tius. Sbe came in, before I bad done complaining
ordurn querelara rlnieram, quum illainiervenit.
fl A little before, Paulo ante j jarndudura,
Long before, Jampridcm.
Before all things, Imprimit.
befate, Pjjdic, ^J 72* Jaj tefert tbe
Cenitor, procreator.
A beget ing, Generatio, procreatio,
Beged [as an alms] Mendicatus, emendicafus,
Beged [entreated] Oratus, rog.uus. ^J Let tin
bebegedforafool, ad agnatos & gentiles dedu-
cendus.
A beger, or beggar, Mendicus. ^f Sue a tc-
ger and catcb a hufe, rete non tenditur neque ac-
cipitri, neque mifvio. Set a beger on L.-
and be <nnll ride a gallop, afperius nihil eft hu-
mili cum furg't in altum, Claud.
Beger'tb-jjh [the place of their rendezvous}
Clivus Aricinus, L,
Begets brat*, Mendkabula hominum.
A little, or yeurgf keger, Mcndiculus.
To beger, ad inopiam, egeftatem, i-el i
citatem, redigere ; egeftatem alicui afferre.
To be begereJ, Bonis exhauriri j pauper, vcl
inops, fieri j ad inopiam, egeftatem, -vet men-
dicitatem, redigi.
Begered, exhauftirs ; ad egeftatem, W inopi-
am, redacts.
Bfgctlinef!, or beggaty, Mendicitas, paupr-.
ries, paupertas, egeAas j penuria, indigtntia j
rei familiaris anguftia.'.
Beger.fy, Inops, pauper, mendicus.
Very begerly, Perpaupfr.
A kescrly ['c!kiv, Homo patiperculus, mendi-"-
cabulum hominis, & per Melon. Init.
Begerly [mean] Vili% abjeflus; proletariuj.
Begery, ktgingiy, Mendicc, Sen.
A icgi-.g, Mendicatio, Sen. ^[ He gettetb tin.
riving by bcging, mendicando .viclum colligit.
51 This ttinggcetb a kegir.g [in traffick] Me-
mo cmerc vult nifi vili pretio.
[ Tbe tegirtf friari, Fraues jnendicantts
BEG
B E H
B E I
^f A ieging tbe j: ificn, Petilio principiii
To begin, Incipio, occipio ; occepto ; ordior.
cxurdior, aggrcdior, inchoo. fl / wilt begin
\aitb Romulus, incipiam a Romulo, She begat
k?r trade, qua-ftum occepit. / had a mind tt
ttgin with that, ab eo exordiri volui. Ill begin-
ttb bis bijlory, ad hiftoriam aggreditur, hiftoriam
inchoat. / urn to begin, meae primz funt partes.
Charity beginetb at home, tunica pallio propior.
Btjorc I begin tofpext, antequam dicere inftituo.
'They btgan the battle, certamen inierunt. When
ll.-eyeai beginetb, ineuntc anno. Since the world
began, ab orbe condito. I began tof-tTfcil, mihi
incidit fufpicio. Tbe dty begmith ti treat, lu-
cefcit hoc jam.
To begin [take begining from] Orior ; nafcor.
To begin again, Redordior, inftauro, itero, in-
legro, rcdintegro, repeto. fl lie bigir.ctb tbe old
*tvars again, renovat piiftina bella.
To begin to rife [as the fen] Suboiior,
To begin a dejign, Inftituo,
To begin a journey, Jter ingredi.
To begin a battle, Prslium inire, capefiere.
To begin afrejh, or aneiv [neut.] Integrafco.
fl To begin an-tjpce, Magiflratum inire, adire,
capefsere.
To begin rudely [make the firfr draught] De-
tineo, * Iciographiam defignare, Vur.
To lieg'm a ibirg, Rem aufpicari, aggredi, ten-
tare, inceplare.
To begin a vjar > Bfllum fufcipere.
fl To begin vjell, Aulpicato, vel bonis aufpi-
ciis, rem aggredi, fufcipere, tentare.
H To begin tritB [provoke] Laceflb, ire.
To begin the world, Quasftum aliquem occipere.
A beginer, Auclor, inceptor ; princeps.
Tbe chief beginer, Producer.
A young beginer, Tiro, tirunculus.
Begining, Exorfus, Aft. Met. Aufpicans.
fl At tbe beginir:g, Inter initia ptima, in initio.
A b(gin':ng, Jnmum, principium, exordium,
exoifus, exorlus, inieptum. fl Relate tbe hij-
toryfrom the bigining, exordium narrationis in-
ft.iue. Even from the begining, jam inde a prin-
cif io. Ai my frfl hgrning to aff it, cum pri-
miim cam ageie ccepi. From the begining of my
youth, ab ineimte adolefcentia. Tiom tbe begin,
trig of autumn, primo autumno. From tbe be-
gniing of tie fpring, incipiente vere. From tbe
beginh:g to tie end, a carceiibus ad metam ; ab
cvo ad mala. / -was of that opinion frtm the be-
fining, a primo iia mihi erat vifum.
fl Tbefrji beginingiof an art, or j'cience, Ali.
,eujus aitis, W (eternise, prima rudiments, initia,
'elemcnta.
A good, or bad, begining of bujinefs, Eonum
w7ma)um, aufpicium.
A begining, or rife, Origo, primordium, prin-
cipatus. fl That was the begining of bit misfor-
tunes, ex illo fluere caperunt illius mala j labes
liaec prima malorum.
Afrejh beginir.g, Redimegratio.
Of, or belmging to, a begining, Plincipalit.
To begird, Cingo, praecingo j circundo, ob-
fcpio, obfideo.
Begirded, or begirt, Cinftus.
A beglerbeg [Turkiih] Provincial praefes.
To tegnaw, (Shakefp.) V. To iite, to gnaw.
Hi bc^ot, Genuit. V. Beget.
To le begoten, Gigncr, nalcor.
Begoten, Gcnitxis, editus, prognatus, fatus,
fufceptus-j -geRf rates.
fiift begoten, Primogenitus.
An only begoten, Unigena, filius unicus,
To begreafe, Adipe ungere.
|| fl To bigreafi tbe fat (ml in tbe tail, Divi-
tem pecunia corrumpere, locuplttem don-is cu-
jnulare.
Begreafed^ Adipe unctus.
To begrime, AUquid dcnigrarc.
Begrimed, Denigratus.
To beguile, Fraudo, defraudo, cireumvenio,
fallo, dolis dcludere, decipere, la&are ; fpe va-
r.a producere, alicui fucum facere, aliquem ali
tjua re defraudare, promiflis in fraudcm impel
veiba aUcui dare, iinponerc. ^[ Although.
t
I bavt bet* beguiled in this lefjrc no-M, etfi fff
jam hie fpcs me fiiiftrata eft.
Beguiled, Fraudatus, deceptus.
A keguiler, Homo lallax, I'rauJulcntus, frau
dator, planus.
A leguiling, * Dolus, fuudatio, fallacia
Bcpur, Captus, inceptus, inclioatas, exortus
fr ell begun is half dine, piincipium dimidium
totius.
Begun anna, Novitius, integer.
|| / have begun, Cttpi. V. Btgm. ^ Go on
ai you have begun, pcrge ut occepidi.
In behalf. Vice, fj /;; ny lir/ja'/, mca causa,
neo nonniie, mea vice, nieo loco.
To btba-vi, Gero ; fe praebere. f[ 7 am re-
^olvcd Jo to behave fjfeif, mihi conftitutum efi
ita gerere. He behaved bimjetf valiantly, ftrc-
tn, vJ fcrtem, hominem fe praebuit. //(
ved birrfelf ivell in h'n office, btne admini-
ftravit pronnciam, vel rem, fuam. Have you
fo behaved yourfelf ? itane paiafti te ?
/// lelaved, Male moratus, inurbanus, prav(
ingenio praeditiis.
Well bebai ut, Bene moratus.
Behaviour, Morum geftus, vita;, pi.
Good behaviour, Morum urbamtas.
Bfffe behaviour, Moriim impuritas.
^[ To be bound to ore' 's good behaviour, Ad benc
gerendum obligari.
To behead, Dccollo, obtronco ; caput cervici
s abfcinJere, alicui caput prayciccre, collum
are ; aliquem fecuri ferire, vel pcrcutcrj j ca
:is fupplicium fumere.
Beheaded, Caput, vel capite, truncatus ; de-
collatus, capite plexus.
To be beleaded, Obtruncari, capite rr.ulclari,
vel plecli j cervices fecuri fjbjiccre.
Abeheadcr, Qui aliquem capite truncat.
A beheading, Securi percuffio, decojlatio,
I beheld, Vidi. See Behold,
Beheld, (Pope) Confpeclus, fpeflatus, virus.
Plainly to be beheld, Confpicuus,
ff'orttj H be beheld, Speftabilis, fpcftatu dig-
nu?.
'[ A behefi [promife] proiniflum.
Bebejjs [commands] Judb, pi. mandate.
f BeiigLt, -} Eciet, (Spenf.) promifTus j
ommiffus.
Bebir.d, Pone, poft, a rergo. As, ^J Billxd
lajlor's tenple, pone a?dem Caftoris, My vjife
'omctb beiiiiid, pon I'ubit conjux. You lay lurk-
ng behind tbe {edge, tu poft carefla latebas. //:
fet upon them behind, aggreflus eft a tcrgo. lie
' her up behind iiin, cam ad terga recepir. 11,
cometb not behind any, nemini cedit.
Behind my kai-i, Me abfente. ^f He wilt be
tbe fjtftt before your face and behind your back,
irafens ibtenfque idem erit. 1 -will come behind,
equar.
To be left behii:d, Relinqui, fuperefTe, re-
ftare.
Behind [remaining] Porro, reliq'ius. ^[ L
here any thing yet behind? etiamm: eft quid
>orro? Is then any more mifchief behind? nun-
[uid eft aliud mali reliquum ? / will not be be-
tir.d band, non pofteriores feram. Another thing
s behind, aliud fupereft. What is behind tv'll be
lone within, intus traafigctur fl quid eft quod
cftat. He it behind in payi>:g arrears, Aliquid
nfolututn reliquit.
fl To be behind amtber in point of learning ,
Alicui eruditione cedcre, herbam porrigere.
To be beh'irrd bar.3. in tujinefs, Ccffo, moror,
cunc^or.
Behind taxd in tbe -world, Ad inopiam, vil
egelhtem, reJaftus ; sre alieno opprefl'us.
Behold, Ecce, en.
BA'oJdUm, Eccum, ellum: bthAdher, eccam.
Behold item [mafc.] Eccos, tlloi [fem.] eccas.
To behold, Afpicio, mfpicio; fpt^to, injpeftn ;
ntueor, tonfpicor, animarivurlo. ^] Behold hn
tiintenanre, contuemini os.
To behold afar off, Profpicio, fpeculor.
To behold above, Sufpicio, <fr fufpeflo, I.
Tt bebald, ct M tib.u't Citcunifuicio, dcfpi-
>ppo
cio ; luflTO, colluaro, peiluflro, perfprfto.
"'/;'! Contemplor, obtueor, sli
quern intends otiiiis, vel iicerriru.
Tt behold ivi.L ecmjajfhn, Refp.cio, a icuju*
mifereri.
'/ beioltl often, Refpicio, afptflo.
BtbtUen, . r || bcUUing, Obftiiftus, oblif-
tus, dcunctus, addiilus, obnoxius. fl / vjas. rut
beholden to him at all, obligatus et niliil eram.
To make one beholden to biin, De aliquo bene
mercri, vel piomereri j aliquem fibi obligarr,
obrcringtrc, iv/dev!nccre.
To be beio'den to cnr, Alicui obligari, obfirin-
f ., devincin. ^f IVe arc mighflj bebol,:,n H
them, illorum ber.cficiis maxirr.c devindi fumut.
lit mas beboUen to ire, that, mihi dcbebar, quod.
/ am beholder, to b.n for tny lift, illius operi
vivu. He is oeMden to me for bis life, mihi vi-
:am acceptam re.'ert. lam much betoldtn to yom
for tie bull. on, de raudufculo muhutn te amo,
Wt art beholden to them far our l.v,Iibcod, illo-
rum benefitio panern manducamus. / em be-
holden to tUm, bene de me meriti funt.
A being btbolden, {etoi'Jingrafs, (Sid.) obligatio.
Alebolder, Speitator, Speculator, infpcclor.
A beholding, Speflatio, conterrplatio j coa-
fpeclus , 4. afpeflus, intuitus.
A beholding up'.vard, Sufpeclus.
An earnejl beholding, Contuitus, cbtuitus.
Bel-o'f, Commodum, gratia, utilitai.
Bib ovtaHe, Beboovefvl, (Spenf.) Corr.modu^
lortunu?, uti!is.
ft it beioov^able, Intereft-, refert,
fl It tebovunb, Dccet, expedit, oportet, operz
iretium f ft, operae eft.
f- Btboovefutly, (Spenf.) Commode.
f To behind, (Slulitfp.) V. To bov.-! at,
Being [i-fll-nct] Natura, eflintia.
fl An afJion ir.fvub bang, eirentiirn indicat
jptratio. Thefe reaj'.ns plainly declare the b;ing
f G'.d, hre rationes clare olfendunt Deum ex
Here. Btfi-rt we were in being, antcquam mli
uimus.
|| Bang [feeing that j Cum, quoniam, qu.in-
10, quanciccjuidem, &c. as, fl Et'.t,g it is jl f
Liod cum ita fit. Being you coit:e not t
[uoniam hue non venjs. Being I fee y: u dejiri
i, quando te video defiderare. That beirg jtut
^"lire, quandoquidcm ita tu vis.
A being hei e, tiers, or by, Prefentia. fl /. . i
ny being ben jhiuld binder, ne mea prxfeiit/d
bftet.
l| Aielng [hubita'ion] Habitatio, commcmo-
atio | domus, domicilium. fl Pray provide
vm foms kind of being, peto a te ut ei de habitu-
ione accomn.outs. / lielicve I Jhall have nofe:-
Ld being any ivicre, commoraturum me nuf-
juam fane arbitror. A man cf r.o fettled beieg 9
lomo incerti laris.
Being is often made by fum, exprelTed or in-
luded in another verb ; as, || fl Ttat
fgfor me at Ronx, non licet mihi effe Romar,
believe it icill be the fafejl being for yjii her-:, te
ic tutiffime fore puto. T"ou need not trouble your-
!fat bis being gone, quod deceirerit non eft quod
ommovearis. for be leing cotful in Gaul, iiic
nim ciirn eflct conful in Gallia.
Btirg [for if, vjhen, tcbilf, or afier J
was, &c.] may be made by the ablative
afe abfolute ; as, ^[ Bituiu falng amfu/, Bibu-
o confule. four father being alive, vivo patrc.
After I am dead, me extinclo, vel mortuo.
Being [for ivkn t or iiJiicb am, was, &c.] may
;re; with the word preceding ; as, ff ntyfa-
r being, or who I!, J n:an, l<r*-etr> rr.c being, or
ah am, a ciild, pater meus vir amat me puer-
m. They drive aivay the dior.es, being a Jlug-
ijh catl.'e, ignavum f'ucos pecus a pratfrpib-js
rcent. The Cauls bow fuK&e repaired with great
of;, lonfult luhat to Jo, bis magno cum detrt-
nento repulft Galli quid agant confulunt.
^[ Mayor, Sec. for the lirr.e bying, Qui pnetoris
r'oani munere tune furjetur.
fl To keep a thing f i <<m being deitc, Aliquid ne
at frohibere, imp.-
F J IA
BEL
J ft c'Ji nftr ttirtj dint, Pjrum abfuil na' i
fl / tm ft far frsm t '.ng, Tanti'm ibeft u?
flrti,
|| Tt trela'c er, || It btltm, A)iqu-m pngnis,
tr'tuflt, ccmn.idfie, c*.)c"rr, ddatc, vrrberarc.
., Cifvii, veiberatuE.
"'"/i Verbetttlo.
: r, T.rnijm tcxt'km vefli confufre.
BtUctd, TteniS tcKtili fonlu'Uf, f tl ornatus.
tl Relz/<l[\t(- behind J 1'onJ rrliftm.
' / WJ! belatfil, N'jx me occupivit.
Ti ic'fly [-a\liy] Alicui in vu infidiari
irf'rii^s Rru6re, vr/parart.
J Tt May (a rope) V. T-i '''-
.I f-tlcb, v.iftjs, 4.
T^ bt'ch, Kudo, niftor.
To belch in onr 'i face, In OS alicuju
(] Ti tdcb car bit -fit ma, In-.pia in Deum
VPtba profundcre j fccleflo ore contumelias in
Peim efTundfre, div;nnm n'jrjnen verbis violare,
' T', bet.b 'f:en, RuClito.
T: ri-tcb cut, Eruflo.
'.cut, fjA Rllfljtu5,
A Rfkktr, or that ftufeth t btU, }
Wftat, [fern.] ruflairix.
Civfit to belching, Ruftuofui.
/} MJant, Beltona, anicula, vetula.
To rje'.eagvtr [bifiege] Urbem obfidere, cir-
Cumfidere, obfidio, Wobfidione, cingere j ob-
ftf^im tcnerc.
A beltagurer, 01'felTbr.
A bthatulrinsr, ObfldiOj obffMlO.
Belragi.tre.-l, Obfidione cinctus.
f Br/garel, (Sucnf.) Oculorum conjeftus
rtfpertus,
Bclgict [Dutch] Bclgicus,
Tt bde, Aliquem calumnire, falfum cri-
Itien in aliqurm inter.deie.
To belie f thing, or pretend that wfciVt is not
tmfBtior. Tbey btliid tboj'e whom thfy hated
ementiti funt in cos quos oderant. / am he
ibm iff belie, iilum quern cmentitus es, egi
lum.
ci, Falfo delatus, infimuhtus.
'tfyKg, caltimnia, f.*lf.t crinrnatio.
Belief, Dr a kelicvin?, F;dc:,'ri, f.
To fe ef tittle WiV/ybifti 'n, fufp'cor.
Poft Mief, Fidem luferans, incrcdrb lii, fid
indignus.
r,:^tnefs, or eafmfs, 'f teXtf, Credulitas
, or ea'y, of bJ:<f, Credulus.
Hard of belief, lucreduh'.s.
Ln:k) or bardnefs of tel:<f, Diffidentia, ftru
fvhr . dubitatio,
Tic belief [A.ft)K[K Creed] * Sytnbolum
Afi'ftolicum, it! * || Apoftolorum.
To believe [give afftnt to] Credo.
Tt btlitve [tru ft] Alicui confidere, fidem dare
To be.'itvc f think] Exiftimo, puto, arbitror
^[ I canitnt believe any f:icb it-iig, flriih
tjuidero hercle non tft verifimile. / could <to
Relieve it, ad id credendum non potui animu:
inducelr. You are a fool n lrl:ii>i him, (lultu
r^ qui huic creda?. tfiir con make birr, belit^
the rni'^i M n-.ade of grien cheeje, mero meridie
dixerit illi tenebrjs eiTe, credit.
To be hlieved, Crtdor. ^ II is lelieved an e
ln'.di, palTun creditur. If 1 may be tel.cved,
^ui njhi fides.
To make one believe a sbiig, Aliquid alici
perftiadrre, fidem alicujus rei facere. ^| /
rake us believe if is a firewd perjon, no
fcis perfoafom ell'e vult folerum iplum virun
<fl"e. You {hall m<vtr ir.ake rue believe this tele
kunquam rnihi fidem facies Kujui fibulae,
. ../, Creditus.
fd;eva?>/e, CreJihilis, credendus, fidedignus
Not to t*e brluvtd, Increjibilis, fidei abfonus
ottordus.
*A ferfta ml la be lii'xvecl, or credited, as
iniKtt;, Irrtcflibi!is.
*4 btlwtr, Credent.
# hetrevn [amng divines] Fichis, vel fideli
fflxwffy, Mcrctorum fui ia Dtona credunt
B E L*
Tt ml' bel.eve [pretend] Simulo, pra (V
rre. ^| / only made you keiievc, ea gratia fi-
mlvi. Hi would make us believe hi is a good
an, fpecitm pra fe boni viri fert.
Bt'ike [adj-] Vcriian cunlonus, veiifimUis.
Bel:te [.idv.] Ut videtur.
v'Es'jl campanum, campans, |] nola,
A !'''< bell, Tintinnibulum,
"'/' /'''.C '''"> II Cdtr.pan.> fur.ebris.
A i ant's tell, || Campanula facra.
A /:; .', cie" shell, * Ho'ologii tintinr/Jbulum,
An alarum bell, Tnj;iiin.ibu)um ad familiani
Atl'M'slt'l, Crepitacu!m, * crctalum.
f! A law lei! [jbcut a ram's neck] Tiniin-
uahuhim arii'tis collo fufpenfum.
A 1,10 lell [for catching birds] Tintinnabu.
um :uicupatorium.
^\ To bear atiwy ike Ml, Ferre prct'mm cer-
aminis, victoriam reporcare, * palmam ferre.
|| ^[ To curfc one ivith I ell, bcvk, and candle,
Aliquem omnibus dim dcvovcre.
Alellclafer, |j Nolae, vel tmtianabuli, mal-
eus.
A Ml founder, Q;ii mctalla ad || campanas
onficiendas liquefacit.
A bell man, Praeco noiturnus.
^J Bell metal, Metallum ex. quo || campin.-e
:onficiun*ur.
A belfry, Locus in templo uncle || campanz
pulfantur.
^ A tell meatier, Dux gregis, vervex fefla-
is.
Blue fells, or at!! flowers, || Campanula flore
caenilco.
'fedft bells, || Campanula minor.
U To ring the bells, \\ Campanjs modulate,
vel numerosj, pulfare.
[f A ringing of lid's, || Campanarum concen-
tus, vcl modulata pulfatio,
<{[ A ring if icfls, Piures fl campanz modu-
late fonantes.
A bel't, (Pope) f tfH-toif, (Spenf.) Virgo,
nobilis infignis, egregia.
Ti bclLiv, Mugio.
TQ be/loll 1 again, RemugiOi
To bellow out, Emugio.
To bfl.'ow n, Admugio.
jt 6eUfftvi*ff t Mugiuis.
si pair of bellows, Follis, ij, m.
Tie ns'e, or fife, of the !.e'tvtas, * Crater fbllis
The bellow, sf an organ, Follis * pythauli.
A faith's bJhti-s, Follis fabrilis.
Bel'uine [belonging to beafis] Belluinus.
A b<lly, Venter, uterus, alvus, r, f. ^f The
-rl!y hath ne ears, venter praKepta non audit. |
Pcrily yvu will quickly have yottr belly full of hirn,
na? tu propediem iftius faturabere. Afy '
tbinkcih my throat Cut, jam annum efuro.
is ftf under the </t*;Y'j ba * is fpeit under his ,
mali partum male difperit, vel male parta male
dilabuntur. lit finchelh bit own belly, fuum de-
fraudat genium. My eyes are tiger than my belly
oculos cibis pafco, non ventiem ; oculi plus de-
vorant quxm capit venter.
Gieai be/lied, Vrn'ricofus.
Great, or tig, b.llitd [as a woman with child
Cravida, piaspnans.
A W'-man^s great belly, /Equor ventris.
Alitt'e telly, Ventriculus.
A telly band, or girth, Cingulum.
The lower f art of the belly, * [| Hypogaftrium
The fart of the belly about the jhort ribs, * |
Hypochondria.
^1 The belly ache, Tormina ventris.
Trmhltd with tte btlly ache, Alvimts, alvi do
iore laborans.
Belly cheer, bclly-lin:ficr, (Hudib.) Cibaria, pi
A belly god, (fiakewell) Helluo, gulofus, vo
rax, Ep'cun de grege potcus.
A belly friend, * Parafitus.
A billy full, Satietas, 4. fatias. ^ A belt
full it t telly fall, falls eft quod fufficit.
Full tJ/icJ, Satur.
A /aunsb, orgciMfy t Vcutriofus, t/venlri
cfus.
BEN
Ti lel'y cut iiirLfii, ^ntiicufiif eTe,
To belly out [as a wall] Prominere.
A belly tuorrti, Lumbncus intefliaorum. ^
The belly of a tun, CncavuTi teftjdinis,
To fcof"*,'(Siiakefp.) V. 7'- h:k.
To belong, Attin^o, prrtineo j C'>nr.peto. ^J
''rat d"iib if at belong to mef quij ift-ic ad me
itinet ? D'iffnAfmg btlongcth m.t lo'me, nrm mea
ft firmilario. lie judged it to bei.n^ to il-en, id
/is arii'idicavit. This tfueflion bclo-igetb to phi-
fopky, liac queftio in philofophia verfatur.
Behnginv, A'tinens,' pertinem.
Beloved, Dileftus, amarus, gratus, charus.
^T Deai ly beloved, Chariiiimus.
Below, adj. Infernus, inferua, inferior. ^
'o that it:e C''ul.tjcc all abytiC) tiehiv, and between,
t omnia fupera, infera, media, vidcremus.
Tefe above arc f.-ifer/ef', thife below have fu fed,
uperi incanati futlt, ccenati inferi.
Bth-w, an adverb, infra, fubijr, deorfum,
| They that are bihiv, qui infra funt. A.I t^t
kings which are above ai.d belcfiv, omnia ha?c
ua; fupia Sc fub'cr funt. Ibty -wi/i eat uf U-
-,v> vjhatevcr is drejjed already, deorfum come-
pnt fiquid coxer'nt.
Below, a prepofition, Sub, fubter, infra, ^f
Rehw tb"fe bill', fub illis montibus. Virtue
bath all things ie'etu itfelf, virtus omnia fubtfr fe
labet. There is r.othing below the mvn but what
s mortal, infra lunam nihil eft nifi mortale.
From bcktu, Inferne, defub, fubtus,
To helwutc, (Camden) Conv'cior.
A tf'fii'agger, (Dryde/i) Rervm a fe gefla-
rum iaftator ; * thrafo.
A'beli, Balteus, vel balteum, cingulum.
A belt araif, Ealteoium confeftor, vel fa-
ricatcr.
^| AJhoalJer leli, Baitcus humeris induendus.
Bemadding, (Shakef. ) Ad infaniam agens.
To bcrr.i'-e, Se inquinare, in cocnum, vcl cce
no, demergi, vel immergi.
Bcmired, Inquinatus, in cosno dcmerfus.
A tcmirittg, Inquinamentum.
To bemoan, Dep^oro lamentor, alicuivs vicem
dolere, fortunam miferari ; pro aliquo gemtrc,
ugerc.
To be bemoaned, Flebilis j * dolendus.
Bemoaned, Deploratus.
A bemoaner, Qt^i dfp!orat.
A bemoaning, Hlanctus, lurtn?.
Bemodning, Deplorans, lugens.
Like one lemoaning, Deplrrabundus.
Bextufid, (Pope) Stupidus.
Ben, or /icten [an aromatick nut] * Batanuj
* myriftica.
A benth, Subfellium, fcamnum ; fedile, fella.
A bench [of juftice] Tribunal.
A bench [of jultices] Confeflus.
^| 7 he Itirig's bench, || Bancus Regius.
^[ Tf-e lord chief jiiflire ef the bng'f bench,
Pras:or, lei primarius, fj banci Regii,
A li'tle benih, Scabellum.
A bencher, AfleiTor, confellbr.
A b.ncber [prifonrr in the king's bench] Qiii
n carccre (| banci Regii detinetur.
Benches [in a flvp] Juga, pi. tranftra.
A bind, Plica.
The bend of a Jhif, Laterum * uavis cnrva-
tura.
To bend, Flefto, turvo, incurve, incline 5
torqueo, *^ intendo.
To bend one's n-.ird to, Animum ad aliquid ad 1 -
iungeie, appellcie, ad aliquid incumbere, ftudi-
um in re aliqna ponere, ad aliquid conferre, flu-
dio alicujus rei operam dare, ftudiurn in aliquj
re collocare, vel alicui rei impertire. ^J Hi
bendeth his thoughts to nothing elft, ad id unum
cogitationes intendit. Bend your inhale mind t*
:his, toto animo id age, totam hnic convert*
mentem. Tb:: is all be bendeth bis mind to, huic
uni ftudet. He bcnrletb L-imftlf wholly to it,:,
omni ftudio ad hoc incumbit.
To tend tack, Recline, reflecto, retorqueo.
To tend a tow, Arcum tendere, curvare, ii-
nuare, fleflfre.
To btr.d r;und, la orbem ficit.cte.
BEN
B E R
D n s
7e f-tnj, or It /in:, liic a ten; Arcuor, cut
vor, finuor.
Ti bind i>is trims, Frontem cjperare, ! cor-
TUJMK. '
1\- i'ndkaffi, Pugnot eompliears.
7^ bmd Qr.e i cwrfa Aliquu cinfuni tendere.
7o baidfwvurJs., Incl : no, prodino.
7; I'tV.i f'i:i", Rcclino, declin:!.
7; /< Incurvo, infltOo.
7 A 'i-a '. tma.ii d< , Acc.'ir.o.
70 Afr./ /'/;/.Wv, Anninr, concr ; V. Cup.
Tc fcrf, 7i'.-rf> twigs, Vieo.
To A(W [neut.] Vergo.
71 /><</, ". /ii; m\(t.l!c [neut.] Pun. J o, i.
7o hr.d [(hiink] Wf <i burden, Stb pondeic
iu - '.are, pcr.den iucf umbCrc.
To i<y;> fj 'iW, IncLirvefco.
Abend[in heraldry] I'afua,
Btrdel, V. I'.:/. '
^J JPt'b bmdtd kr.ees, Flexir ger.ibus.
Jter.11,1, Fafciola.
Eajy to bin!, o<r ejfi'y bmt , Flex Us,
/?f<iArj[mufdes] Mufci.ll .ngitonirr flcxores.
fmfng-tlotca, I'loclinar.s, iiiclinjns.
titr.ding forwards, Vctjjens, procurvu=, pro-
clinatus.
Bcrding fron-.ti-ards, Declivis, praeceps,
il,'i:J:rg as itc invent, CoilCJVUS.
Bending ir.ivanh, Acclivis.
fitr.d:r.ta, Acclinans.
. Bti:tll>:g, or hcntr.r, Innitenr, connixus.
si bctdirg, or tewing, Cvrijtio, curvamen,
tori, ftextna ; rlexio, flexus, 4.
/I Icrding al'.u!, ]t CircumSexio.
^ bending a'.faufc, Siiuatio.
./? htK:fn.g d'.ivn, Devexitar; dtflexus, 4.
. 1i-e tcm:i"g, ot Jlxlvttig if a I'M, Dcd.vitas.
:g dowtwaiAi Doclitis.
Btnd'.r.^ r/MlWn/J, Accliv^s.
^ ' i,/, I'roclinatio.
jt kttJin( frsa, Dfclm.uio, dcflcitus, 4,
^4 bfndirig unic, InclinatJo.
jUcnlir.* it :i't KtMit, Pandatio, 1'nr,
r", or :arr.:r.gs, Diveiiicula, pi.
-.^ '\kc e by-M, Arcuatim.
f;,".,ku / [Krib] Viburnum.
-vaf'.-, tin- fjir.c with Below.
t\ Btmd':~i'ir.c na-.ks, * \\ Moiuclii ordini?
fjr.c'h Brntdifti.
Beneiit^-oi:, b^r.i],r., (Shakefp.) Faufta pre
ctio.
A ieiffaflar, or iwufa&rtfi, Qui, -vtl (jus.
aliqucm beneficiis a-ftlcit, tW benclicia in all
^uem contulit.
A baicfiifliai, ler.ef-ifltire, J"L. A.] Bcncfic'-
um ; largiiioj benet'atlum. V.Jitn/t.
. A benifj.'ier tt kamei rr.en, * Patronu?,
t-!.t. Msfi-cn.is.
Abcntfice, Cura * || ccclefiaflica, muuus cc
(clcfiafticum.
^y /I fxi ben/fcc, \\ Bencfitium tenue.
^f /4 r.V6 br.Kfat, || Bencficium pingnr, di-
ver. opulenturt>.
.4, PrisWlus gregi, ad curam |j re-
tknaliicuni admiffus.
Sinffiiiaa, Bentficenti.i, libcvalius.
F,tn<f,trt, Bencfiius, bcnignus, lib^ralif,
MenrJitiaJ, Commnduf, utilis, frufluol'us.
Stnifcialneji, (Hale) UtilitJS, fommodum.
A beneficiary, || Bentficio * |j ecclifufticc
n^fi [good turn] Bcncficium, officium ;
munu; ; gratia; rr.eritum, p'omeritum, pre-
mium, bentfaftn^n.
^] A bcnrft if clergy, Crimen condonatum
fl cleri gratia.
fa bent/it [do good to] Profum, commodo,
tencfacio.
Ttkcmft [neut.] Tioficio, progredfor.
^f To bentj\i unite f a mi>::jlcr, Fiuilui..
C!icionibus<apere.
^t linnnltace [voluntary] Largitio.
fmnaleaa, Benevolent;.!, favor.
. ttencwiil'x' > Bcrevclus.
ffi : ',tmir. [gum] 1 * || Benioinutn.
'in i.'.' iirjamr., *
llenig* [,..m<ij licjiignu., d i.cm, hutninir
liberjlu,
Bsnifnit), Bemgnitas, clemen'ia liurr.an'ti'
Jiberalirjs.
./V, B'mgne, c!cm nr<r, Knmaniter.
Bnjiii:, I. .if' ], frif, 1. H'is ' ;
Benrt! [Kerb] || Cjrycphylfa'a, || i'ana
munda l>enei:ita.
/.V." f bowed 1 Fl-xuf, tenfur, cnrv.,tM', in. li
natus ; Tmuatut.
Bfin [ready] I'riimptin, * prom::. pioclivH.
A otrfi, ti ./.. V : r ', >;, f >;.:r,l, Inclinatio v< -
luntatis, propenfu:, fludium ; proclivitat. 51 I
tanrtga'tbt ml of bis tow, ego illius fen fun
fulchrc calleo.
*[ Bent agairjl, Adverfus alicui, averfus alt
quo.
fl To It fiir.Jy hm! againj!, * Animum cor-
tn al quid obfirnnrr.
To It \\ bloodily bint, fanguinem fuire;odl<
implacabili ardere.
|| O ve.'Ijf btnt again/!, Furore cnntia aliquid,
tv/ jliquern, incenfus, acccnfus, fl-ijjrans.
. Ejrn.jlty btnt, intenfu?.
Bent Itekivard, Recurvus.
Bent like a bo<w, Arcuatus, terfus, intentus.
Bent downvards, or ir. tte midtil:, pandatus ;
<t* pandus.
Bent forward, Proclivis.
E tut many Troy*, Sinuatus, finuofus.
Ben! refolut; /y, Obfirmatus, 'obft'.n.ttus.
Bent unto, or on, Ad.liflus, deditns. ^ Is It
fo I- cr.t on it Icane obftmate operam dat ? Ben.
on L is pie afure t, effufus in voluptatcs, propenlu:
in voluptatem. Wholly bent or. bjsjludies, litcris,
w/literarum fludiis, omn : no d-'jirus.
A bent, or bents, Juncus, fcirpus,
Not to kc bent, Inriexibilis.
To bfnurn, Stupefacio.
To is tenanted, Torj.eo, obtorpefco.
flenumfdf Torpidus, Met. obtupefaflus.
To be hnnmed -with cold, Algeo, frigeo.
A 1 er.unir.g, or being tenumed, Stupor, torpor.
To tefain', (Shakcfp.) V. To paint.
f Btpincbtd, (Chapm.) Vellicatus.
Btpift, I.otio madens.
To bequeath [give by will] Aliquid alicui Ie-
re, vel tullirnonio relinqui-re.
Bequeathed, Lecatus, teftamento rcliftus.
A ti 'in* liouc&kzd, I.cg.Uum, 2.
The pcrfii to wicm a thing it tejasatteJ, ||
I.egatarius, $vrt.
A be^iit:ber t [| Legator, Suet. Qm aliquid
a'bitig, Legatio, 5.
A bf'ijueft [lg.icy] I.egat'im.
Tvltreavc, Aliqnem aliqua re privare, orba-
re, fpoliarc ; viduaie.
To It Ivecned, or deprived, Aliqua re privj.
ri, orbari, fpoliari.
Bereaved, or bereft, Orbatus, privatu e , fpo-
iatLiE, vuiuur, 4 1 viduatusj captus, jc. oculis,
Tiat.:TC)r.<nt, rr bereaving, Orbatio, privatio,
poliatio.
A frergarmt pear, * Pj'nim Bergnmenfe, py.
rom Etruria?.
fb ir.aflcr [a bailrff among the miners]
ScaptenfulT mapifter.
1'bc bergar.dci [fowl] Vulpanfer, *chelanopex.
Tbf bfrgb tnote, Curia |[ (tannaria.
V, ' lym, (Shakrfp.) Celebro.
A bfiiii [coach] Currns || Bcrlinienfis.
^| Kernardine msr.ks, ' \\ Monachi ordine S.
Bernard!.
j- TV ber-.f,, (Spcnf.) V. To rot.
A terry, B.ICca.
/I lit'Jeberry, Baccula.
A buy be r >y, Bacca burea.
A btlll.crr^, Vacciniurn nigrnm.
.-/ b'a;k li'iy, * Mnrum.
ry t Varcinium palnftre*
An l!det terry, Sainbuci Uc<a,
d>'
ti A ;'-,/, V..;', (,-
. A.
. I.i i lulu I ,
''<"}, Fratum.
//*,/. -i berry, /Irlmlul.
A frn/'ee /':>., Sorbum.
A u-t'i'f tl<jn b.'iy, 7,nra.
1 ; cr.
t'"" : . ' < iy, .;. * C'-r \:1, Infer,
itu*.
J Kcr-l- [a u-a unn, convenient (V,,
Spalium in q<i<> navi, l.uc , . \. ff
Hibftbg.i a tent, Naurioim munus obtinnit,
ad gubemandum navijium mercedc cr.-
rit. Hi c.r/i n.-aJi a good berth if it, Lucrobm
navigationem fecit.
f'ertram [herb] Pyretfum.
,'ilone] * Beryllui.
funcoired gold offered by the king at
tiic altar] B)/jn:ii nummi aurei.
Befantl [in liejaldryj Byzantiis nummis di-
IliriCTat,
Brjcreenrd, (hakefp.l Celatus.
To ke'creb, Oro, obfecro, rogo, fuppiico ;
p^to, obtcftcr, prccor, quxfo.
f| To ieffe-b ciirr.ejll;, Ltt-ci'tHy, Magnopere,
enixc, obnixe, vehementer, oraie, vf/obfecra-
re ; etiam atquc etiam orare.
fl To be'eeeb humbly, Supplicare, fuppliciter ac
Icmifse precarj, fupplicibus verbis orare.
51 To bcjcccb with tears, Itr.plorarc mu!ti la-
chrymis.
/ bcfcc 1: t l-ci', Amabo, fodes.
A Le^ ec:le r, Rogator, precator,
Rcceebtng, Obfecrans, fupplicans, orans.
Ac-efeeebivg, Rogatio, obffcratio, fupplicatio.
To bifeem, Convenio, deceo.
5T It icjee/netb, Decet, convenit, par eft, -
qLium eft.
Bejetmin^, Conveniens, deeens. fl NotL'.nr
.s more Icfcanir.g the nature of a men, nihil eft
laturae hominum accommodatius.
Bifccmingly, Deccnter.
|| Befeemingncf' , Decentia, decorum.
To befet, Circumdo, oblideo.
To beje t on all fides, Circumfideo ; fuecingo.
5[ Troubles at:d fears btjet me en all Jides, Cir-
cumfu'Ve m'hi undique moleftia; & pavores. He
is befet milb the multitude, frequentiS populi cir-
i.umretitur.
Befet, Cinftas, obfeffus.
Befet en all fides, Circumfeflus, circumcinflus,
undique cinflus.
5f Hard kefa, ad incitas redaftus, ad triarioj
res red i It.
[f Befet -with jewels, Gemmis interflinftu;,
ornatus, decorus.
/I tefatitg, Circumfeffio.
To b'tjhite, Concaco, ftercore infifere, iniqui.
nare, tofdare.
n, Concacatu;, ftercore inquinatu', -L-rl
fizdatas.
7o bijhic-j), Alicui malediccre, mala, ml
alT;, impiecari.
^[ Befirciv your btart, Male tibi fit, abi au6
dignns es.
A rtfirtv.'i-.g, Malcdiclio, dir.T, pi.
Befidi, or tt/Uetf Porrii, prwterea, prastcr-
|uam, ad hoc, turn, fimul. fl ^"'' !"fi^'>, J
ivife ivould bear of It on; ivay cr ar.otk:r t atque-
^icrro aliqua uxor mea refciiceret. And tit it bt-
frfe;, her frcond dwiery is Itfl, turn przttrea,
qtine fecunda ei dos erat, periTt. 1 aft-
retc.ird r-Jides the eternal remembrance of .'<
nullum a vobis pramium poftulo p'rar- .
hujus diei memoriam femp.ternam. fii
jet upon rbm in due feajon, ad hoc eos in t
a^gr< iTiis eft. Mtjia^s, I k*<ve r.o mind ts rob ter,
turn ipfam defiioliare non libet. Bejidts, \w
knew not this, fimul & illud nefciebas.
Rejide, or J>fJiJes, A, ab, abs, extra, iuxta,
prxter, propt, propter, fecundurn, &c. <|f Sit
'.at h-fidi! ttt rtapen, fedit a lrf f ere metTorum.
Tl:fy are brfidt lit eufi'rr , or t>;if,-
re di feed on', aberrant UlJ, rxira ::'
rBtu?.
B E S
t.r. Ir wi.V re,
re erit. *flfifc V. *'
feneftutem accedeb,,, etiam ut ci
JvV w. y tf" I*. **** / '
... neqoe cognatus extra unam am
,^,u,m >*-
'"
'
B E S
ad aliquid advertendum hortari,
BET
m. .
fari* hottos. B.jU< rival*, P'Opter
um **<- S* <*<*'. ''/ '/:
s
biW, Deliro, in&nio, men.,
. /# Amen*, infanien<, mente
*. A * II fcol ' aberra!C
U jV*W,' Muli, diftinflus, i,ucr<linftus,
(ermiculalus.
A U';,cki.t-.r, Maculil diftinaio.
T fcjU, Confputo, * convorr.o
^ie'/'u : '.T, * Vomicu confpetBo.
To & (Shakefp.) Aromati. f
condire. -.
T faft//, In aliquem mfpuece. V.
IkSfai * In<in.tatu S , fputo conf^rlus
Htktfpikc. V. To t--'f>cat.
f ^ fa>te, A'il"" 1
mcndum, cerw Scd3m tcrnpore
- , .
/-/o nee qu.cquam r 6 cnt, lo,avi lan
ul^uam zque bene. thflraMt *) <* "<)
, impendi <!e rreo.
To i^ [pi.'"] Lew, cloco, cclloco.
TO M "'' (ime '" Tcm P us in ii'i; '
pon*re. fonfu.i ere, lere.e, conteiere. <
;u /// re.- .^> > id afturu ' es
iptrgo,
- .
* Spu'.o confpurcare.
"fl'T, fa bef-li 'fa *. A * I! fcopo " e: a;c > "7;^, Maculo, commaculo ; n
S^i!^. l 1^ i ^ i '*.i
pmdum topiis, vil obfidione. cingZve. fl //f gZgS (Drydwij Obttftnl i '">
.t'kf-cd tkc city, ciicumdedit urbem ciltus. , fffiMe, Afpergo, Cohfpergi
JMV** Obldlus, obfidione cinftus. re fr, j affundo, perfundo.
rer, Obfeflbr.
nW. Obfeffio, obfidio ; obfidium.
k/feW, ft> fa/:V<i, (Shakefp.) the |
^Tofa/wM', Lino, allino, illino, oblino;
uneo ; confpurco j Met. inquino.
To befauar a little, Sublmo.
To befmear underneath, Sufcterlino.
BefmeareJ, Illitut, delibutus, unftus, in
tf us, confpurcatus, Met. inquinatus j -J> ob- j
" ' Befmeared tvtr, Superinunftus, fuperlitus
All over, perlitus.
Abtfmcjrer, Unaor.
A titmearing, Unftio, InnnStO
To Ulrr.oak, infuroo, fumigo.
p- mxikcd, Infumatus,
fe'iKaaHar, Furnans.
ft bejmn, Fuligine demgrare.
Be fatal, Fuligine denigratus. ^ ' .^
^'fa/om, Scopae, pi. Laamui
f T^^fc Scopis verre^re, con- 1 - cuicue res
venere, eveirere, purgare.
+ B,/irf, (Shakefp.) Comittto,, 4- Ifep"."."^"-^., nefc.s
fobifirt, (Shakefp.) Convenio.
,, infpergo,
' -*" '-'> '
<fl JTi^i, daughter, Kiliam nupum darf,
cjrf, colloore.
r To M"w " g'" </ "' "/ ^"" ' /: '' f ,
Muitum Iabori5 in aliqua rr ponere / conia-
mere ; multum laboris in .liquid mfumere.
R'flmocJ Fnirenl D ' 1U|S ' '
5yj=w/ [laid ou'-J Infumptus, impen!
K'rf [ .1^1 Collocatu,. ^T ^ /-*.-
0,,7/Jl v^lkfotusf, bcne erit ,,p<T, pofita.
/?*,..</ [laid up] Condltue, reconditus.
To be htjlitacd apo", irrogandus.
A tcjlrjitr, Uator, largitor.
Eeflmon"*, Donum, largitio.
A kcflo-wixg, Donatio, collatio.
[laying out] Impenfa, fufllptot.
quo
harilSma.
'fficilia quae pukhra
J,
u '
.
' f . homm " fumUS "
mventur.
r, ita ut quim aptiffime cohareant
J J. the tejl m e <an, Pro virJi, /
lp. 1 VWUTSWMV I ..
To *V'- Infatuof fatuum, infulfum, ft-pi-f'^'
im ac pecudi fimilem, efficere.
T ie^' viitb drift, Inebrio.
iffcrf, Fatuus, infulfus, flupidus.
Bf/ortrf wi'/i /ij"!"-, Temulentus, inebriatus,
vino, i/potu, gravis.
A bej ting, V. S'jttijbnejt.
Befeusrlt, Imploratus, oratus. II ^ a Yn^ni(Ua"rVag5're, curare.
fo be bought, Implorandus, cxorandus. U""J ^ r ldv .l Opurnc, maxime, potiffi
BeffamleJ, (Pope) Brafteatus. _ | * ?t_!K.
Totefpatter [bedaggle] Luto infpergcre,
fpercere, inficire.
T Ar^a/^r [defame] Calummor ; alicui in
i inferre, aliquem infam.a afpergcre. I ^1 'f'"^^ fcio,"p'oiTum memini
Ibedaggled] Luto confperfus. \ br ^\ ^~-" fShakefp.1 Maculare.
J [defamed] Infamatus, diftamatus, To beH* l^^ ; Commo do, adjuvo
"Ttittti*** Lut; inftwfi - 2yte aiiSSL.
^ b'ljfatHnrg ^defaming] Calumn.a, a.ien^ g^Jf Vutore opplerc, tetio odore offe
f*mae violatio, I
To Arf^iw/, Spu2re, confpuerf, defpuere, deie^ .^ ^^ ^ AHquid jjllgentct ag
fputum cdere. - "'*'*'- 'Tfoeroifcor.
To fa/wW o f"/. or ^"> Aliquem, /
aliquiJ, tonfputare, fputo confpurgare, W con-
fpergere.
tjc'0:i-wled, * Confputus.
Abejptnuler, Sputator.
A bejffwKat, Sputo confperfio.
To Uj feat, or mate bit aUn/uU, a pi
Aliquem adire, alloqui, "vcl compcllaie.
^[ 7o bffpcak one, or engage en
nutm in partes fua 8 trah?re, vtl peUkere.
k out regard, Attenium ad a]
defendendam retnrnibhcam.
r.fatfw ffivt] Aliqui.1 alicui dare,
rt-frP'^ri, larjirij d,nbre ; ah-
qucm aliqua re donare. _
To /'(/?,w i'^iW/,', d.largior.
To *?
mo, ero
v ....^i , [out ot Mi fnf], (bhakefp.)
Lymphatus, mente captus, cerntus. _
To fa/rM*, Ciuribus divaricaf.s alicui rei
6 CT To A^/Jr/A a tcrff, Inequito ; equum con-
fcendSre, equo crUribus divaricatis infideie.
A bepridtr of a bsrfc, Equitator.
/I kef riding, Fquitatio.
Beftiewn. (Milt.) Conftratus.
Be/luck, [Milt.) PerfofTus.
ft, bet Tlay a wager] Pignus deponcre, fport-
fionem facere. f / wilt ba rating with yi,
non auf.m deponere tccum. I -will venture you
wlat tet you fftafe, contendam tecum quovi.
^Tf, Pignus, depofitum. f Namey:ur bet,
die mecum quo pignore ceites. Hnff a
ndto malt bets, fponfionibus concitatus.
Beted, Oppignoratus. _ .
A liter, or fa-Mr, (Addifon) Qiii pignus de-
onit, Wfponfionem tacit.
A keting, Sponfio. , .
r To bftalt tnc'ijelf to a thing, Ahem rei ft
edifre, animum ad aliquid adjungere, appel-
re; fludium in aliqua re collocare; ad ftudl-
m rei alicujus fe conferre. ^
rre", W recipe're! f / f^/'ntly keMkn,* it rtf
ceft, me contuli protinus in pedes. Jhey Mto
J "^i To" brake cat's ft If to til "weapons, Arma
apgre, ml induere, armis accingi.
T To betake ore's fe>f to a perjon for \
Tutelar, vel prisfidio, alicujus fe committere, vtl
radeie ; ad alieujus tutelam fe recipere.
Betaken, Deditus, comm.lTus. _
A betaking, Addiftio, deamatio.
i To fattMi, (Spenf- Shak.) V. T, tefow.
IT To bethink wftft'f, De aliq re meditari,
coeuare: aliqviid cogitatione repetere, in ammo
habere, verfare, fecum volvere reputare.
Mtintiiift Cogitatio, confideratio, medi.
fe fecum re'fla reputavit via.
fcbtt'utc, Acciiio, commgo, evenio.
B r'm Tempor'C clt ^> maturS. ff / 'Ao/
^m',! w/nfer c'Metli btt'untt, In iis locis matu-
* B^ma'^ke naming, Bene mane, multj
mane, diluculo, prima luce.
- fbaftard peper] Piper adoltermum.
ttlm, Significc, indico ; portendo, prae-
s, indicatus, portentus.
iniicatioi pt " u "
gi
, Bttonica.
BET
B E W
B I D
tfvtti lettry, \\ Scrophularia aquatica maj
Wood betony, Bctonica fylveftris, iWpurpure
1 l.f.ook. Me alicui rei dedi. See To betake.
f Beto/ed, (Shakefp.) Agitatus.
To betray, Prodo, trade.
To betray, or dij'cwer, a thing, Indico, pr
do ; profero.
Betrayed. Proditus.
A betrayer, Prodhor, traditor.
Si Betraying Proditio,
f To betrim, (Shakefp.) Orno.
7*</ b:troib, Defpondeo.
Bitbrotbed, Defponfus, defponfatuJ.
7n be ietrabed, deft. nor.
A bfirotbcr, Sponfor.
A betrothed woman, Sponfa.
A betrothing, Sponfilia. pi.
To betruf, (Watts) V. To imrufl.
Bener, Melior, poticr, pnftantior, Otic
fuperior. ^j That I bc'.'tet-t t* be the better -uaj
credo iftuc mclius effc. No better a foldier tb,
e citizen, nee in armis pra?ftantior cuarn in to
ga. It were better I wire dead, mod me fati
efl. There the Romans got tbe teller, though tt
uruci, ibi quanqam parvo momento fuperior re
Komana erat. You -mull tin a great deal bate
plus agas. / can never have a better time, mil
nunc occafio quafi decidit a carlo. Our j'oldie
tad far tbe bectzr of them, noftri milites faci.
fuperabant. Now otiejidt bad tbt better, now tb
tflcr, vario Marte pugn.itum eft. Better t'nr.
wtll come, grata fuperveniet qua? non fperabitu
hora. Ike better day tie better deed, dicenda bo
ru funt bona verba die, God lovetb inan bctte
than man lovetb bimjelf, charior eft Deo horn
quam (ibi. For Letter, for wotfe, five melior
five pcjor fuerit. All tie belter, Tanto melius
fl A wall ten foot high and better, Murus plu
^jiam decem pcdes altus.
Better [cheaper] Vilior.
Better [adv.] Melius, fatiu;, potius, prseftan
Cut.
f[ Better and better, Bonum bono cumulatum
^[ Never tbe belter, Nihilo melicr.
Somewhat better, Meliufculus.
To bc-ttr [make belter] Amplifico, proveho
^[ To belter one's fc-rtut.e, Kern familiarem au
ger^, .rem luam exageerare.
, ^( To bitter ou'sje!f in txy'ng, Pretio vilior
tmtre,
^y To repay with better n:tafu>c, Meliore men
fcira reddcre.
To it bister, Pmefto. ^[ Wbat ii out man bet-
ter, tbta another ,f Homo homini quid prasftat ?
5i gel tbe letter, Supero, vinco j fuperior cva-
ic(f.
To grvtv better, Meliorefco, C&/.
. T0 grew betier in bfjltb, Convalefco, meliuf-
cule fe habere.
^f To grow betur inmannen, Ex vita vitiosS
emergerc, fe ad bonam frugem recipere.
To mate belter, Corrigo, emendo.
// it battr, Prsftat. ^J Kilter be. idle tban
ml vttll anptytd, pixftac otiofum e(Te quam
unale agere. Better be happy than wife, gutta
fottunx pr.TS dolio fapientM.
A hater bargain, Potior conditio.
A better fortune, Fortune fecundior.
<(f Bitter once tban always, Pra;ftat feme!
qiura femper.
To tave tbe.. tetter of it, Pracfto, pra:cello,
xcello.
To gi-vt me tit tetter, Cedo, hetbam porrigere.
Bettered, or trade bitter, Emtndatus, amplifi-
catus, in melias prtjvcfl'js,
One's, betters, Pjoeftantiores.
A bettering, In melius proveOio.
1 || A btity, or beitct, Inflrumentum ferrum ad
fer<.-s eftrigendu.
Ilt-tmin, or btfunxt, Inter, medius, in medio.
C3*, ^ Let ui bf friends be'iues* curfe'iier, ami-
ci inter nos fimua. So that ivernigkt fet all ab e ,vt
cvd brtiveen, ut orr.n a fuptra & media v:dere-
mus. Sbe placed berjelf befw een tbem, fe mtdi-
Zn locavit. Tbert teat a parcel of ground lift
aUquantym agri in media juliitum ell.
Tiefeaatf appointed him to be wr.fr: between
arbiter illis a fenatu datus eft. There are hu
wafiu between, varta? folitudir.es interjrc'tx fu
Hath there nothing elfe been he live en you ar.d her
Num quid quam ampltus tibi cum ilia tint
Between two jttMtjfiou doiunfatteth the dijh t d
05 Jepores fecutus, neulrum cap'it,
Bttweebitb 9 Medius.
^y Between b-jb [indifferent] la neutram pa
tern propendens, in confinio pofitus.
Between tbe one and the other, Altrinfecus.
&eing, or tying) between, Intermedius, inte
jacens.
|| To coir.e, or ge t between, Intercede.
j| A um'tng between, Interceflio.
Between whiles, Per media intervalla, interc
interim.
Put between, Interpofi'us, mterjcflus.
Of a middle nature between gods and men, Me
dioxumu3.
A bevcr. Beverage, or bea-ver drink, Potu
ucco malorum &c aqua dilutus, vinum vjp.dui
fc acid urn cum aqua mixrum.
^f To fay beverage, Pecuniam ad combiben
Jum ob rt.cens aliquid emptum praebere.
The bevcr of a helmet, Buccula.
A btuii [inftrument for adjufting angles] In
trutnemtum fabri lignarii ad angulos formando
Bevy greafe [fat of a roe deer] .Adeps cervina
A bevy [as of quails, &V.J Grex, caterva.
To ^tifai/^.Ploro, deploro, lamentorj fleo
defleo ; lugeo , plango ; quenr j ingemifcoj <;
ngemo j fremo.
Bcwallabte, Flebilis, lamentabilis, Jugubris.
Beivtilcd, * Dcfletus, ploratus, deploratus, <;
.amentatus.
A bewailing, Fletus, lamentatlo.
7"o betva*e t Caveo, profpicio, omnla concili
expeiiri. ^| Beware what you do, vide etiam
a'que etiam quid agas. Beware that you be nt
f urprifed 9 ne fallaris vide, -ftewart that thi
ftat be not too n-.utb boiUd t tibi, ne nimis co
;uantur cibi, cautio eft.
0>e that bewaretb t Cantor.
To beware of [fhun] Vito.
Tobcwet, madofacio j fy humeclo.
To bew\ldir 9 or be bewildered, Seducoj d
ia defleflere, errarc, deerrare.
Bewildered, Errabundus ; Met. devius.
To bew'ttib [enchant] Fafcino, effafcino; *$
xcanto j aliquem incantamentis, *vd falcinati-
nib'.is, alligare.
To bewitch [charm, or pleafe very much
licujus animum mulcere, demulcere, permu!-
eie, delinire ; alicujus aures ad fe rapere, ve
>nvertere. ^[ He bewitched me w'.tb hit tongue.
ic fua eloquentia irretivit. He ii btwtchediviti.
e lo-ve of thti world, divitiarurr, honorum,
oluptotum illecebris irretiiur. She bc*uritcbetL
Ii nun with her charms ar.d addrefs 9 omnes vi-
os eximia forma Sc lenociniis ad fe rapit &
onvertit.
Bewitched^ *J Incantatus.
A bt^tchery * Magus, venificus ; qui cx-
A bewitching, bewitthment, (Shakefp.) or en-
wnnngj Incantamentum, fafcinatio, efFafcioa-
3 ; cantus aiagicus.
f[ A bewitching face, Forma? pulchritude ex-
lia, egregia, prajftantiflima.
To bewray [difcWe] Prodo, manifefto, divul-
t, enuncio,; revelo j retego, patefacio j les
canas effunderc, occulta ap-id omnes expo-
'rf, arcana in publicum emittcre, veAprofem.
He bewrayeth bis own cowardllnefs, imbelles
imos dctegit. Your own knavery 'will bswray
;i, tua ipfius nequitia te prodet. I have be-
rayed n-.yfeif, meo mdicio mifer_peni.
To bewray [defile] Fcedo, confpurco,
Bewrayed, Proditus, reteftus, patrfeftus.
Bewray &i [defiled] Inqumatus, curpi.ter fce-
ttis, pollutus.
ALewrayer [revealer] Arcanorum proditor,
A btwriiytr [dffiler] Qm confpurcjit.
A bewraying [difcjofing] Prcditio, indjcatio ;
tefaitig.
A bfwraylng, V, Defiling.
Beyond, Extra, praeter, fupra, trans, ultrf,
^f Ton muj! take tted you bt tat expenjhie beyond
measure, cavendum eft nt extra modum fumpta
prodeas. Tbe Athenians are excellent in that kind
biyond others, Atlici in to gcnere preter cxteroi
exct-llunt. Tbty 'were aflvujbed t tyutid measure,
r upra modum pcicellebantur. At that very time
/ if.Ji beyond fea, eo ipfo tcrr.pore trans mare fui.
Wblt/I I was wandering witiout any fart beyond
myboitrdr, dum ultra lerminum curis vagor ex-
peditus. It it lengthened bryond tubot ii needful,
ultra quam fatis eft producitur.
Bcyondjta, Tranfmaricus.
To go Itytnd, Tran'eo, tranfgredior.
To^o beyond, or over reach, Circumvenio, dc-
cipio, fallo, * dolis aliqaem duccre.
2"c o beycr.d -[excel] Przfto, fopero, exopero ;
vinco.
That is vymd, Ulterior. f[ Sett not tilings k-
yond your reach, nil pete fupa.
Tbe bexanilcr, Cornu cervini ramus fccundus,
Tie bfxcar Jtone, Lapis || bezoardicus.
A bi-ti, Inclrnatioj momentum.
^J To t'sai a ferfon, Aliqucm ad aliquid fcdu-
cere, tfahcre, pertrahere.
^| To be biafjed, Ad aliquid inclrnare, pro-
pende;e ; in alterant partcm proclinari, vei ver-
gere.
^f To bt blajjed to a party, Partium ftudio-
abripi.
Togo, or run, a Has, Oblique currEr*.
j To put one out of one's bias, Aliquem de-
turbare, perturbare, externare.
BiaJJed, Inclinatus, propenfuj, feduclos^ .
A bijjjing, Incltnatio; propenfio.
A bib, Infantis peftorale ; fafcia.
A bib, at fucking bottle, Ampulla infanti fu-
;enda.
To bib, PitifJh, pot! to.
Abibir, BibjXj "jfpotor, j.otator; temu-
cntus, vinofut.
A bibing, Potatio ; temulentia.
Tbebibkf *\\ Biblia, pi. fcriptura, vr/pagina
acra, facra; litera;.
Bibulous, (Thomfon) Bibulus.
Bidpital, bicipitous, (Brown) Biceps.
To bictrr, Cum aliquo altercari, certare, con-
ertare, contendcrc, difccptare, litigare, confli-
ere; inter fe velitari.
A bickercr [mafc.] Altercator, j.-eoncertatory .
tigator, difceptator, f. difceptatrix.
A bickering, Alttrcatio, concertatio, velita
io; captatio, contentio que verborum.
BiOrrnr, binrnous, (Brown) >J> Bicornis.
To bid, Jubeo, impero, mando j prjecipro^
n mandatis dare. Art you afraid to do it, itrben
bid you.? Num dubitas id me imperante facere f
"on may bid them ring your pajjing bell, licet ad tu-
icines mittas. Bid tbe boy enquire, pucro nego-
um da ut quasrat.
To bid [invite] Irivits, voce;- rogo. f[~ lie -
d him to (upper, rogavit ut ad ccenam venires,
fl To bid adieu, orfirewel, Alicui valedicere,
bere aliquem valere, w/falvere.
To bid adieu [renounce] Renuncio.-
^[ To bid battle, or defiance, Hoftem ad przK-
m provocare, ad pagnam lacefsere.
^f To bid the bans, Matrimonium promulgarr
turas nuptias folenni more drnunciare.
To bid one good*tncrrtnv , Saluto, falver ubeo.
fl To bid a holy day, Ferias indicere^ vel Je-
unciare.
fl To, bid prayer, M precandum hortari;
To bid money for wares, Licitor, mercem pre-
o liceri, pretium mercis facere. ^f' What da
u bid for it? C{uanti licitaris ? To him tbattiei.-
tb mofl, licitantr plurimo. If any body iJd b
ore, ft exiftat qui plus liccatur.
^[ To bid up for a thing, Plus pecaniy.-TO 1 nut-
rem fummam, oifrrre.
ff To do as be is M, Morsm meaenti gn're,
onitis alicujus parerc.
ff To bid one ntlttmr, Aliqitem cum -|>rat !-
meexcipere.adventum alicui gratulaii, aliqucOM
Ij.-i vultu rtciperc,
9*
B I L
r, OrJiiohar'.i'
I.
.
:illlC 10
j Q^ijubet; imp:ratcr.
.viici] Vocitur; '; invitalor.
'money, Liciuror.
.4 buiil : .i:? [com in. i ruling] M tnJatum, juffum
-'. , JUilj tJj. fl'i:i.utj9ur bid
n'uflu tiio.
Hug [inviting] Invitat'o, -Ji vocatio.
.1 . : / -:t a-prict, Licitatio.
*f . / i>..Uing of prayers, AJ preces adhortatio.
^J .1 bidding if 'tbi ijni, Nuptiirum futurarum
Tolcnnis denunciatio, promulgatio.
To bide, or tarry, V. T) ..-
A bidding, or tarrying, Commora'.io.
fi.feitaf, (Swift) Bidens.
P tmial [of, or belonging to, two years-] Bi-
ciuiit.
A bier fir the dead, Ferctrum, Inculus ; fan
d ipilj, capulum.
.', or biejlingi, Colortr.i; coloflrum.
'.'J, (ShaJtefp.) V.TiwfM.
.and, (Wooilwsrd) ilii'nrcu!.
Big, Magnus, grandis, inguns. ^['jt miitJ.it
bis ejlate, animuj quam fottuna major
^nin avdlc:::r, alters tanto major. Nm
ana.re big, u no non major jugere.
Big in bulk, Craifus, magnus.
Big in authority, Amplus, potens, pr.tpotens.
Big viltb child, orbigbd:: d, Graviji. gravis
pr.cgnans, rj. fnta. fl' Stc g .-:. ;'i^ 'i.'Hal, pon
dcra vcmris tumefcebant.
Big [with expeflation, pride, fefi.] Inflatus
lu'gidvis, tumidn?. ^f He i-.iK-.ib big. Ampulla
loq-iitur & fcfquipedalia verba. He lo-.l-rbblg o
.!'u ilium intuctur torvo. lit h'.'i -tb b:
tr. :i, frontem capeiat. Hi hokeib as big at b^>
r ', T:tanicum pra; fe alpcft im fcrt. / an: n:,
l.a'eJ le-.tby in bg wcids, tuani non moror mo
tern.
' .-/ A -::cr as big at a batik, Inftar volumini
epiiloja.
f Barley big, Hordeum * tctrafhclion.
1c gr-.ir lug, Tumec, turg o.
*i To grow iif wub child, gravefco ; In par-
tun, a-Jolclccre.
Bigamy, Itcratum conjuglum.
Atigatr.lfi, Q^i cuas uxores duxit.
R'gtr, Major, grandior.
To grotv biger in balk, TurgcfcO, crefco.
To g'-o-if biger and biger in fiat ut :, Adolcfco.
Tie bi^cr a>m-bjnr, * UlnJ,
'it* rr..ite b;^er, Anipl:fico, extendo.
| Bigly, (Dryden) Turgide, inflate, fuperbe.
Bignefs, Amplitudo, molts, is. ^ Theftar of
' >: :l r.: ir :tr. bignefs of lie fun a>-d m'.on
'.'^ncris smulum ^o!is & lunz. It is oj
ti. f t.igr:cft of a point, punOi rationem obtinet.
Mine, (Addifon) V. Turgid, ready i,
(Pope) Mammofus.
A tifgla, Line* puerorum || calant'c.i.
^J To f-ui in abifgiv, \ Caiantit.2 redimire.
jttilbt, Cijculus rudcntis in oibem convoluti
A biga, SuperfiitioCui.
./, Superflitione affljtus.
Bigtjry, Super/lit :o.
si biHtrry /r.r, Vitis Idxa vulgar'?.
i, Cippi u.i -
B A iillingfgau [icoKl] f. Rixofa, trivi.ili?.
'* att language, (Pope) Ve.ba rixcia, ol
, fordida convicia.
To IK! t'be tilingtgtti, Maledifljm ex trivic
t :ie.
jl biUr.dfr [fea veffe]] \uvitium.
,A i':!e [fwelling, t,r u'ccr] 'fuber, ulcus .
tetcrculum, fuiuncului, t /.
Ii.lt [cho'er] Bilis.
A little b.tt, ' Uicufculum.
^frft:!.al tile, 1'apula.
1 U.'cus peflilcn?.
ftps cf * t.h, * Ulccium nurginej, i*.
W-fti
A;/.-, Extubcro, ;x'j!ctro,
1 iilcfra epinijiVe.
.7-:n.n, i'i:' dolor, u!
ceris.
fxu'.
Ulctrofi.!.
iWivu, Cihofis.
A b'.tg;, Fur.jum navis in htitudir-.e-m ex
f.nf'im.
f 7i bilge [.is a iliip] i, w /ad
cau;em,
Bi/f</, * Navis qu.-e all. la ad fcopulos rui-
nam agit.
To A//.J, Aliquem dolis fall'te,
dare, defraudare ; prorrulis in fraudcm impcl-
'"rj ; allcui vorba Jare.
^f Bilk at cribbagt, Sors caflj.
Bilke.i, Oolii deceptus, frauda'.us, defrauditus
, Frau<!al.>r.
jj L Ji . T? i t -
. f raudatiOt
A bill, or/iv-sY, * Scheda, * fyngrapha.
A link bill, Schsdu'a.
A bill of debt, C.;utio alicujus mauu fubftrip-
ti, * CK-vographum, * fyngr.iplia. <j / i.m.
I'f.r yyj a bill ui:.!;r :>:j band, tibi rr.ifi caulio
II-.T.J chirogrjphi mci.
fl To pay a til! of cue's hand, Solufione chi-
rographum ir.a em" fa.cre, nomina libcrare.
Bllh if fx.li.ii.gt, * Teflira numaria: j '
fyngrapha *]| coll . b:ftic3.
Ban!: !n/!, * T i!ei.-e arj?ntarra?.
A bill in clancery, Act:o in curia || cancella-
rii ilhta.
A bit! of c:J>s, Tabula impenf.irum.
A b;'! of .'rt-y, T ibella mcr/iurn ir.fmntarum
A bul of di-vsr.e, I'. ,;:'! milfum.
Bills, of (a 1 !, Tabuia- '.-
A i 7' '.f f^rc t Cibaricr.i.u t bj'h.
To fit a bill over a dun:-, j.dn proicribere,
dcs mfcribcre mercede.
: ic] * Caralogus.
Atil/[r indftm:-nt] Libellus accufatorius
To fnil a bill of indictment, Libellum accula
torium admitterc, comprobare.
A bill of complaint, Libellus injuriarum, cri
minis poftulatio.
A bill if lading, Tabella rern:n veflarum.
A bill of panels, Tabella rerum fiugularium
A b:l! of redrd, Libellus memorialis.
A bill [in parliament] Lex roganda.
^J The bill h pajjed, Lex a fenutu admittitur,
coroprobatur.
[1 The bill luas'.lroiun out, Senatus legem pro-
rofitam rejecit.
f To bring in a bill to tbe t:afe, Ad fenatum
rcfcrrc, legem rogare.
Tl t bills of mortality. Tabular mortuorum.
A bill up n a Jcor, * || Prograrnma, atis, n.
A bill, or bosk, Falx, c Is, f.
A bill, or balberd, i'ilum longum recurvo
r erro praetentum.
A hedging bill, Runca, runcina.
A little band bill, Falcula.
Aii/lmin, Falraiius, }> falcifer.
Like a till, Falcatus.
To bill [as doves] Roftrum roftro infercre.
Tc bill, or lop, Falco.
..- hfttb wilt a till, Frondator.
A till, or brat, Roftrum.
A little bill, Roflellum.
A li.'.'tt, or ne'e, * Schedula.
^ A biKet Joux, Epiftula amatoria.
A tiHet, Bacillum, truncus } talea,
A l.tle billet, Talcuh.
A bil'.e: of go'd, Malla auri.
Soldins bit/its, * TtUcr.c militares.
^ To billet fi'diirt, Militum hofpitium per
cfTerJS allignare.
fl A billtt if iv'.od, F^fllculus virgarum.
//i.-i/ 't:g a bt.l, Roftrjtuj.
A billing, Rollri rolho infenio j fuavia fijper
uavia, Plaut.
A bill birry, Bacca vitis Jdifie, viiccinium.
Billiards, Lufus ludiculari', pila; eburntie
ulfatio.
[ TO//OJ at billiards, PiUm citrtaro pulfjre,
I R
Abi.lrtti, Fluftus ingent, V ei decurranr?
A tin, or b:it.b, Panariuro. cifla panar.ia'.
Binary, ad binas re< peninens.
To bird, Ligo, obl.go, i,|ig,, ; neclo, con.
nrfto, unci, (}. r :
f) . -':' j.'jt, or wtvi a.ij b^'i f
kJi Ajrupdjfm corjrtriiu'i-r 11 .
Tobin.latoi.1, Ci.cumlijo, clrcumvinclo. .'.
imiecto.
To bind the belly,- AKum aftringSi-e, vet ten'rc.
To i>i-.d ta.l, Ri-ilvingo, revincio.
H If'itb bis b.tnJi bound bellr.d b'.m Manitu"
ad terga revinclis.
To kind bifire, I'rat'igo.
fl To bind -with baiefi,, Benefic/is alurucra
levincire, i-t - dcmereri.
To b'-nd b'.o^, Libros compingere.
J Tt. bir.da bargain nitt tant/f, Arrha* datj
pact-am connrmare.
TJ bindfajl, Seringa, conftringo. deftrirjgo,
dilrnngo.
Ti iin-1 by fr'urdfiip, De.T.creor,
To bind a vaui.ft', Priteso.
To bind hard, Afiringo, condringo, praftiin.
/oj coerceo.
To bind himfetf to appear, Vador, i.
To b:nd himiclf by promift, Repromi-to.
f[ To bindh, 'vfe'fto vAt^dlis mw , Vo-
um fignare, fc voto cbftringere.
To bind bin-Jeff t, > ay w i a , i^j^td, Sa'ifdo,
ud:catum foivcre.
T/ lind one'i hgs, Pra?pedlo.
Ti bind cne by <..i:h, Jurejuranjo obflringeres
usjurandum exi^re, zWdars.
^ To bin.! one apprentice, Tironem artifici trj.
icre ad artem eJifcendam.
To bind a fetvar.t by giving earr.rf, Obaro j
To bind ivirb often, Vico.
To bind !y prom'.fc, Stipu!or.
To bind ivitb rufits, Scirpo.
To bind to, Alligo, fubnefto.
To bind together, Conjungo, conneflo, coll^oj
To bind ur,dernea'b, Subligo, fubftringo.
To bind vpon, Superalligo.
Tc bind up, Diligo, i.
To bind tip a ivjund, Vulnus obligare.
To bind up in bundles, Fafciculis confiringcre.
If Ablndofeels, Compa&io 150 anguillarum.
A binder 'f books, Qu_i libros compingit ; li.
brorum concinnator.
A binding, Ligatura, ligatio, nexus, vinclu
a, vin&us, 4.
A binding again, Reiigatio.
AbiacHngfaft, Condi, cl o.
A binding hard tuiih a cord, Aftriflio.
A binding in fiicndjh'.p, Vinftio.
A binding eurj'etf by prorrife, Repromillii.
A binding together, Conmxio, colligatio.
Binding [coftive] Allr.Oorius, vcntiem dn
ans, alvum aftringens, * Oypticus.
Bindiveed, Convolvulus, fmilax, aits, 3,
A blnne of jkim, Menfura pellium 33.
Binominal, Binominis.
A b'ngrapber, Vitarum fciiptor.
Biograpvy, Vitarum Icriptio.
Bipartititc [in two parts] Bipartitus.
Biped, (Brown) Bipcs.
Bipennated, (Derhani) Duabus pennis in,
rufbus.
Birch tree, BetuU, vel betulla.
Birchen, E betuB,
fl A grme of birches, Betularum locus.
The birch cock, || Grygallus.
A bird. Avis, volucris. ^[ [Piov.] It is art
I bird that dtfleth bis oivn j.tl, propria vinr*4
Sdit. One bird in band is iwlb :7fs in ;. ,:
jjh, fpem pretio non emam. He ti.
irds tultb one fane, e;ulcm fidclla duos ^
ealbat, B'trdi of a feather viiil jhtk ;
B I S
cum parib-jj facillime cojregantur.
bring up a bird to pick out your eyei, ferpentem
alis. One beat-th the lujh, another catchetb tbt
bird, IK vos non vobis; alii fementem faciurH,
alii metunt.
A line bird, Avicula.
A great bird, Ales, "ais.
A bird of prey. Avis rapay.
A young bird, Pullus, avicula recens exclufa.
A bird cage, Cavea.
A bird call, Fiftula.
fl A bird kieptr, Avium mitritor.
$ A jail bird, Furcifer, fufpendio dignui.
Ab,rdbolt (Shakefp.) V. Small Jha.
t A birder, or bird-catcher, Auceps, ciipis, c.
fl A bird feller, Qin avcs vendir,
A birding, Aucupjum,
To yi a L irding, Aucupor, avibuj infiJias fa-
cacf, aucupio indulgcre, ivl vacare.
A lirding r.et, Rete aucupatorium.
Of ' birding, or catching of bird*, Aucupatorius.
fl Abirduigpitce, Tormentum aucupatorium.
fl Ta fall a birding [as an ill made hawk]
Ad avicularum prasdam le diveitere.
Birdlime, Vifcus, viftum.
fl A bird's nefl. Nidus avis.
tiiris ncfl, birds eye, or bin'i ftit [herb] * |j
Ornithopod/um, * || Paralyfi^ rnontana.
II, rjf cherry, * || Padus Theophrafti.
Birds tares, || Aracus, 2.
A birg<indcr [bird] Vulpanfer, L.
A bin [firti] Rhombus.
t!ir:h, Ortus, 4. partus, nixus, fl Citizen:
by birth, cives liati, ingenui.
A Birth day, Dies natalis.
fl To keep one's birth day, Diem natalem quot-
annis agere, vel celebrare 3 natalitia dare.
The hour of one's birth. Hora natalis.
Tie Jlar preJiMng at one's birth, Sidus natali-
tjuni, aftrum natale.
A birth [parentage] Natales, pi. genus, n,
Of, or belonging to, one's birth, Natalis, nata-
litius.
fl Of good birth, Bono genere natus.
fl Of n can birth, Ignobilis, homo infimo lo
co natus, mnma natalium humilitate, terra:
filiot.
By birth, Natu.
Bi'tbdont, (Slukefp.) Stalls privilegium,
fl Binb right, Jos major!, vel mnximo, e
fratribus ob astatem debitum j jus ad majorem,
T// maxiinum, ffatnim ratione a;ta!is pertinens.
fl He had the e/ljie by birth rigit, gentc ad cum
ediit hajreditas.
A birth night, (Milt.) Nox natalis.
fl Birth p'ace, Solum natale.
fl Anew birth, Generatio nova, novus, vtl
alter, ortus.
fl An untimely birth, Partus abortivus.
j Birth [f;a term] V. Berth.
The after birth, Secundje. pi.
The birth, Or bringing forth of any thing, Par
tio, fatura, fietus, 4. onus.
A woman bearing tioins, Gemellipara.
fl To give birth to a thing, Principium, initi-
um, exordium, alicui rei dare.
/Hub jlran*ted, (Shak.) Partu ftrangulatus.
Siribiuort, * Ariftolochia.
Bifcuit, Panis bit coflus, / nanticus.
To iifefi, DifTeco ; in duas zquiles partes fe-
<are.
A iifefiian, DiiTeilio, in duas asquales partes
fcaio.
A lijhip, * |j Epifcopus, pontifex.
A bijbi'fing [connrmationj * || EpiTcopi ma-
nuum impofitio.
fl To becime a bijhop, *y Epifcopor, [| epif-
copatui inauyurari.
An arcbbijbtp, * [j Epifcopus primarius, * |'
archiepifcopu: , z.
A bijhtp's croftr, Pedum palloralr.
A HJIjtp's Ltufi, or fee, * |] Epifcopi palati-
um, vel wdcs.
A bijh;p if tbt chief city, * |j Metropolites,
<r t in. j| mcti-opolitanus, 2,
B I T
, . 'imi'tn, Mitra *[| epifcopslii, Jnful
Ofabtjhop, Epifcopatu, pontificalia.
Abijhiprick, || * lipilcopatug.
Bijbcp's leaves [herb] Betonica aquatic*.
Bijbop's tvetj, * Arrimi.
J A e,J>. [king] Sorbitio.
Bif;ti, (Shakefp.) Amplis & diftentis pried
tus oculis. Skinn. blind, (Jcbnf.)
t Bifulcous, (Brown) Bifulcus.
Bifmuie, or Bijxutk [in glafs] Metal!! gem
ex quo ftannum confit.
Bijjextile [leap year] fl BilTextilis, annus || i
lercalaris.
Bi/lort [herb] Birtorta.
A bit, Fruftum, bolus; momentum, Pli
bucca, Suet, fl || Never a bit, ne hilum, r
gry quidem. There is not a bit of bread to be g
kc'c, faiinum fcrvo obfignant cum Me.
By bits, Carpiim.
fl A bit ami atvay [Prov.] Canis ad Nilum
A little bit, Fruftulum.
A tit bit, Cupediz, pi. pulpamentum.
To tear a thing to bin, Fruftatim difcerpere.
Tbt bit cf a bridle, Lupaium.
I'.t Lit, Momordit. V. To bite,
A bitch, Canis femina,
A little bitch, Canicula.
A fraud, or fait, bitch, C.inis prurient.
A bitch fox, Vulpes lemina.
The lining of a bitch, Initus.
A bite, Morfus.
A bite [cheat] Homo fallax, veterator.
To lire, Mordeo. fl Thh bitcih him, urit il
lum. Me bitetbonjbt bridle, iram coquit, tun
ccquit, diflimulat, obteg* filentia.
To bite again, Remordco.
To bite iff, Demordeo, premordeo, mordicu
auferre, abripere.
(f To bite ones lips, L.ibia corrodere, fremcre
fl To bite one's nails, Ungucs arrodere.
Tu bile to the cjuick, Admordeo.
To bite round, Ambedo.
To bile often, Morfito.
To bite ir.to little pieces, Fruftatim dilcerpeVe.
fl To bite on the bit, Frxnum mordere, man
Jere.
To titt [cheat] Aliquem fallere, deciocre
alicui fucum facere.
To bite [as pepper, froft, Igc ] Uro.
A biting, Morlus, 4. fl [Prov.] by biting am
fcratttiing f/ogi and tats come together, faepe ex
malo principio nugna familiarity conflata eft.
Biting in tafle, Mordax, ads, edax ; afper,
fl. A biting jef, Afpera facetia, falts morda-
ces.
fay biting, Mordaciflimus.
A biting, or flinging, Mordacitas.
fittingly, Mordicus.
fl He tun:cth him biting'y, Aceto illfn pcr-
fundit.
R'mn, Morfus, dcmorfus.
Biten by little and little, Carptos.
Biten if, 1'raemorfus.
Biten round, Ambefus.
Hunger bite*, Efuriens.
Frcjl biter:, Gelatus, frigore uduf.
J A bittjcle, Repofitprium acus naatican
flitter fin tafle] Amarus.
Bitter [fevere] Acerbu?, aculeatus.
Bitter words, Verborum aculci, aicitae voces,
dicla mordacin.
Bitter cM -wtaittr, Frigus uitolerabile, vcl
inten'um,
A little titter, Subamanis.
Very bitter, Perquam amaruj,
To nwkt bitter, Afpero, exaccrbo.
fate, Tbde words are mod generally ufed
metaphorically.
Bitterly [in tafte] Infuaviter.
Bitterly [feverelyj Acerbe.
^f To tirudgb Iritiir.'y again/I, Diftit mordi-
cibus aliqueni lacefsrrc.
Biiteraeft [in talte] Amaritics, amaritudo j
amaror,
JHtternefj [in fpeech] Verborum rpcritis.
Bitter 'utttb, Ervyro,
B L A
_,_ '""fi, ValHe imirut.
Bitter j-wiet, Dulcit imaritiri, i
Bitter -wort [herb") Grntiana, i.
A bittern, or biitwr, (Dryd.) Ardea U
Bit:,m,n, bitume, (May) Bitumen.
Bitmninus, Bituminolus.
Tollab, Garitn, e/f'itio ; blatero, dcblaino.
iliquid p.ilam facere.
A l-!,ib, blaltr, ot klakir-gfillam, Futi.'i-, lo,
um parcus fit.
/. i/itd, EfFutitus. dcblaterj'us.
Blal<cr, vulg. bklber and klulbtr liped, l/ot,
brochuc.
Blaner lips, Labra demiiTa,
Slack [of colour] Atcr, niger, n'granj, i
will take TO other hue, ni^ra: Janaium nullum bi-
bunt ccl'irem.
Black [wicked] SceWrus, fc-lcratu', im P r:-
hus, ficinorpftl., ..h nigcr ; cailx.iie notandui.
A black I'ufmc/s, facinos fcek-ftum.
Black brwed, (Shakefp.) Niger fronte; /,.':/.
criiht, horridm.
Black mouthed, Niger ore.
SemfwtaftheX, * Nigrllus. f;jb.-.i f rr.
To be black, Nigreo. || fl You cannot fat
'lack a tii y f , cui tu nihil dicas vitii. Black
is yo'ir day, vie tibi, -vet capiti ti">,
fl Every bean bath in black, Nemo fine i-
iis nafcitur.
To Hack, or rrake Hack, Dunigro, infufco.
C/aatted in black, Atratus, pullatus.
To be Kadi black, Nigrefio, faflui.
Tt> gmv black, r|i Nigi efco.
Black and blue, Lividus.
To beat black ar.d blue, Sugillo.
_ fl To ba-ve a thing under black and -white,
^autionem fcriptam habere, vel fcripto man-
daum.
Bec.len blatk and blue. Sugillatus.
To be black and blue, Liveo.
The black art, Ars * magica.
The blackberry eater [bird] Rubetra.
A Hackhtrry, Vaccinium.
A blackberry tret, Rubus vulgaris.
A blackbird, MCI uli .
The black cap [bird] ||Parus pJuftris.
Bhck caps, Poma cocla aromatibus.
Black foot [a dog] * Mdampus.
Bla.k friars, Fratres || Dominican!.
Black brovjn, Furvus.
B!jck l.ad, Stibium.
A black, or tlackmor, * Maurus,
A blackmoor -woman, * Maura.
A black-guard, J'annofus, balatro.
Bltiik oiire, Ni;;ra petra.
fl Tie after cf the black rod, Oftiarius
imentarius, t.v/magni fenatus.
Jl/-'ok aj,'or tciib, fiotf Fumofaj, fuligineus.
^[ As black as a coal, or pitch, Ta.li ^'.cr ^uani
ft carbn, <vel pix j nigerrimus.
A black fmitb, F^brr frnarius.
A black tail [fifti] * Milanuruf.
ElMk vine [herb] * || Ampelomi'lKna.
Black tfhcat, * || Melamjiyrum.
Blacked, Atratoi, denigratut.
fl -7o elic bla^k, Pannum, vel fcricam, nigr
Jore inficerej '
fl Tt, blacken trip's tcir, Capillum denigrare,
apillos nigro colore infictrp, nigntiam cai-illii
fftrre.
fl Tt ilackcn * [nrfen'i clartHcr, V. 7i> de.
Ablackeaer, or black'r, Q^i, vefiyir, denigrat.
11. 'iic kin?, Atramcntum.
A Harking, \\ Denigratio.
Klacl-.jb, 01 of a Llackijb blue, Fufcm, nigri-
anj, J> nigrllm, lubniger.
Blackxcjs, Nigror, nigrities, nijritia, aig'.i,
do.
B/acknefi and It'nencfs, Livor.
AHaddtr, Vtfica.
To bkto a bladdtr , Veficam irlljre.
A /rule blazer, Vcficula.
fl To bladder at fwp, In vc/iculas turgfre.
The f,U Onl&r, Veficula fc.'lis.
G Jt
| par.
B L A
A Uai.ler thivt, Utrii.
A bladder nut, Nux veftcarij.
Bliddrr-jew, (Mi.ler) Cvlutra.
si li . - j.ai, Cai'lis, fci;'us.
Having }mt onethJe, Unicaulis.
Iljv:ng mj-.j i>!.iil,s, M;ilticiulis.
To it in ite blade, Caulem emittcre,
. i/iium.
'lit k:,!.ie -if an OHM. or in!:, Thjllu5.Cs/
t an oj:] Rami <f tonla, IT/
fihnula.
A brother rf the tlidt, Thrjfo ; homo petu
liDl;! frrOfitatis.
:/ a faun: Capillimentum.
''jJr of a jiuvtl, 01 knife. Lamina.
'lie ircjji Hade, Uives, vet cUvicula p:c-
t. .
Tie JhonlJer blide, Scap:!'.
fl An ai,t.e y,ung bUde, Juvenis promptus
tlarer.
A Hide [g;'lbat] Brllus homo.
fl A cunning blade, Homo naQitlilj fagax.
fl A lujly blade, Hoino robuftus, fortis, va
lidus, manu promptus.
Ai ~ld cunning blade, Veterator.
Al.iadc [l\vurd] Enfis.
A blain, * Ukos, Trfi, n.
/ . .'/ of l>'ains, Ukf rolus, ulceribus fcatens.
Blame, Culpa, crimen, vitium. fl He via.
without blame, culpa caruit, extra. culpam fuit.
a culpa abluit, culp.i vac.ivit. He bare the
blame, furtinuit crimen. This is what I blame,
hoc in crimine pono. He it as much to blafne
as if, tarn eft in vitio quarn fi. lie bore tbt
blair.e, rci vituperationem fubiit. he ii;ai vote
f blame, a rfprehenfione abfuit. Let me bear
:f, me fuafore atque impulfore id faftum
dicito. But I Jball bi blamed for it, at enim
iftzc in me cudetur faba. But do not after-
wiards lay tie blame on me, verum ne poft con-
feras culpam in me. lie tiiill lay the blame en
you, culpam in te transferee
To blame, Aliquem ciilpare, incufare, redar
juere, feprehendere j alicujus rei culpam alicui
tribucre, -vtl attribuere ; aliquid alicui vitio da-
re, vtl vertere. fl / am not to be blamed far
tbis, a me haec culpa procul eft. See, I pray,
what they blame him for, quam rem vitio dent,
quxfo, animadvertite. He Uameib another for
bis <rwn fault, invidiam fac~li in alium transfer!
JBlarr.e Atticus far it, Attico alTigna. You -wil
ti extremely to blame for that, magno id tibi vi-
tuperio futurum eft.
To blame, or chide, Incrcpo, accufo, caufor,
jeprehendo, vitupero.
To blame a little, Subaecufo.
To blame often, Increpito.
To bear the blame cf, Alicujus rei vituperati
nem fubiie. fl Ton bear all the blame, in t
mnis hseret culpa.
fl To free from blame, Aliquem culpa, repre
henfione, <vd vituperatione, libeiarej aliquem
x culpa eximere, vtl culpa exfolvere.
Blanstf'^le, or blameworthy, blameful, (Shak.
Accufabilts, vituperabilis, rcprehenfione dignus
Blamtabltnejs, Qu_od vituperari, vtl reprehen
fl, putcft.
Blamcably, (Ayliffe) vitiose.
Blamed, Culpatus, accuUtus, incufatus, n
prehenfus, culpa; affinis.
To be bLirr.ed, culpor, incufor; reprehendor.
JHametrft, inculpatin, innoxius, irreprehcnfus
ItlaiKflcfly, Sine culpd, intcgre.
JSlafielefrtfi, (Hamm.) Integritas.
A blamer, Vituperator j criminator.
A blaming, Criminatio, incufatio, objurgatio
Kprchcnfio, vituperatio.
Blanch [a dog's name] Leucon, Unit.
To blamb [whiten] Aliquid candefacere, -v
jealbare j alicui rei albedinem inducaie.
To blanch, or take 'r/ the rind, Decortico.
Blanched, Candefaftus, dealbatus - t decortica
tut.
A blanf-btr, Linteorum, &t. miindator,
A blanching, Albedinii induclio, infolatio.
fluid, (Milt.) Blaadus j leuii j f Uciduj.
B L A
FW, (White) A1I.UJ ; candiJuj.
To tlan.lijb, Adulor, bljndo ftrmone dellnirc,
erborum lenociniis mulcere, derriul.ere.
i'-landibjtty [flattery] Elan
ilia?, pi. bl,tndiloquent:a, blandimcntum.
Blandijbing, or Biandiji-meat, Verbcrum le-
OCUiU.
A bljnd'ijber, Blandiloquus, qui blar.dis fer
monibus, */ { / verborum icnociniis, utitur.
A Ua.n\, IXTera pura.
A blank, (aim, Stukefp ) Album.
B!.iai (pale and w.inj Pallcns, pallidus.
Blji.k font of countenance] M:'. ConfiiCi'S ;
ubore fnlfufus. fl He made I. :ir.
fen it, ilium de ftatu fuis verbis di-jtcit.
A H,ir.k [in a lottery] Surs call'i.'
Blank [at diet'] Jaclus fupinus.
A blank [in writing] Spatium relilum ad ali-
|uid infcribendum.
_fl Blank vcrff, Carmina non eodem fono ter-
B L E
fl A blank. iiujinefs, Res quae male fucceffit.
Pant blank, ilan^ly, Plane, omnino, penilua,
rorfum, prorsus, ex toto, in totum.
To blar.k t (d.imf, confufe. Milt.) Met con-
undo ; alien) us animum frangere.
To grmo blank, or white, J * Albefco, * al-
beo, albico.
fl" To grotv blank, or out of countenance, Eru-
jefcere, rubore. fuffundi, vultus colorem mutare,
Elankijh, or fimewhat blar.k, Subalbicans, can-
idulus.
A blanket, Stragulum, lodix lanea, torale.
A little blanket, Lodicula.
A" child's blanket, Fafcia; pueriles.
To blanket, (cover, Shakefp.) Sterno.
To blar.ktt, (tofs in a blanket, Pope) V. To
ofs.
fl A blanjutt pear, Pyrum fubalbidum.
To blare [as a candle] Liquando fcintillare,
vtl vacillate.
To blare, or billnti, like a cow, Mugto.
To blaffbeme, Execror ; impia, nefaria, atro-
ia verba in Deum profundere j divinum numen
/erbis violare; fcelefto ore contumelias in Deum
iffundere.
B/afftemed',ticfinAis verbis violatus.w/laefus.
A blaffbemer. Violator numinis ncfarius, di-
fini numinis obtreftator.
Blaffhemous, or blaffbematory, In Deum con
.umeliofus.
Blaffbcmoujly, Nefarie, in Deum contumeli-
ose.
Blafptmy, Vox in Deum contumeh'ofa, ver
borum impieras.
A ilafl of wind, Venti flatus ; flabrum.
A contagious blaf ,blafment , (Shakefp.) Affla-
tus noxius ; fideratio.
A contrary blafl, Reflatus, 4.
Ablaf, or found, Flamen, tail, n.
To blaji, Uro, amburo, combuto, exaro, per
uro j rubieine ferire.
|f To blaji toitb lightning, De ccelo ferire, ^|-
afflare.
fl To be blajled -with lightning, Fuigure per
cuti, vet tangi.
To blafi a dijign, Confilium fruftrari. fl Hi
dejign was blajtcd, res male cecidit, periit, inff
licem habuit exitum.
To blaj) one' t refutation, Infamo. V. ToJtfa"t
Blajled, Afflatus, ambuftus, de celo uctu
ilu fulminis percullus.
Blaflcd [planet ftruck] Sideratus.
A blafimg, Sidcratio ; carbunculatio, Plin.
Ablafl. or blajling of corn, or trees, Ruing'
uredo. Ccrnjhall not be killed -with blajling, fit
rilem rubiginem non fcnt-et feges.
A f lace blajitd, Locus fulgurituj ; bidental.
A Ma/ling bf thunder and lightning^ FuJguratiO
Blatant, (Dryd.) Mugienc.
f To blatter, (Spenf.) Blatero.
Ablay [ fifli] Alburnus.
A lvat,r, Flamma.
A ittle blaxe, Flammula.
To Maxe, or make, a blaze [as fire] Flammo
flagio.
- a'a-taJ, Divuljo, pervolgs,
o; publicoj paUm t'acerc.
fl B'uzidabd.d, Rts in vulgus pervulgtta,
l in lucem prola'u.
A ''la-.-ir abr.aj, ft Vul^ator, .
A bl&sat% abroad, 1'romuljatjo, fublicatio.
A i>lz:tg jtar, * Cometa, vet come'ek, <r,
n. ftellj crmu4 ; fidus crinitum.
[coat ot'arms] Scutum grntilitium,
ifipnia gentilitia in fcuto defcripta.
fl To I'hxin arms, Jnfignia gcmiiitia propriii
olnribvis depingere.
n [difplay] Virtutcs, ml vitia, ajicu.
is edifercre, enarrarc, pronmlgare.
C Iftl! blaxj/ned, Infignia gencilitia in (cut*
.ite defcrijita.
f Ablazmnroj 'arms, Centilitii fcuti infij.
ium dcCcriptio.
A blaxincr r-f aims, F.tcialis, is, m.
Elaxinry, Ars geiuilitia infignia, vel fcuts,
cite exohcandi.
To tleicb [whiten] Dtalbo, candefacio, in.
olo, i.
Bkacbc4, * Dealbatus, infolatus.
A bleacher of hum, Qui lintea dealbat.
A bleaching, Jnfoiatio.
fl A ble,:dnng flact, Locus ubi lintea, ml rej
lias, dejlbare Iblent.
Ab'fak [fill] Alburnus.
Bleak, bleaky, (Dryd.) Frigidus, ^i algidui.
Bleak, at fa/e, Paliens, pallidus, iunaui.
To grnu bleak, or aid, Frigefco.
To grow bleak, or fate, Pallefco, exalbcfco.
I He became fcdjenly very bleak, repente fine'
ultu & fine colore conftitu,
Bleakly, Pallicii.
Bleaknefs, Pallor.
fl To blear the fight, Alicujus oculis caliginsm
ffundcre.
Blear eyed, Lippus, lippiens.
B'earedr.ejs cf ejei, Lippitudo.
To be blear eyed, Lippio.
To bleat like a Jhaf, Balo. ^f Tit lambs l.'ttt,
lalatum exercent agni.
To bliat like a goat, Cipriflb.
To Heat often, or much, Balito.
A blearing, Balatu?.
A b!cd, or biifter, Vefica.
To bleed, Sanguine fluere.
fl To hi ttd one [let blood] Alicui venam i*.
idere, fanguinem emitte're.
fl To lUtd {be let blood] Sanguincm amittt-
e, perdere,
fl To bleed for Iwt, Mifere amare, vtl dept-
ire, aliquem.
A bidder, Qu_i * venam alicui incidit.
A bleeding, Sanguinis fluxus, v el proBuvium.
A bleeding that coma tj opening thi tad cf it-
vein, * Auaftomofis.
A bleeding heart, Cor vulneratum.
To fi 'of . or Jlaxcb, bleeding, Sanguinem fiftere.
A blein, or blain, fimfle, fajb, or rajh, Pu-
,ula ; puflula, papula, Celf.
Abhin, or ulcer, * Ulcus, frit, n.
A blcmijb, ffot, or dcftfi, Maculi, labej, vi-
tium ; dehoneftamenium. fl TAi c was no ble-
mijh in bis beautiful body, nullu; in egregio cor.
re rxvus t rat.
A blcmijb [. i:"gracr] Calumnia, infamia, ig-
ominia, nota tuipitudinis, macula inulia ; de-
us n. piobium.
To blcmijb, Macolo, contamino, inquino.
fl To blimijh a ftrfcm'i refutation, Alicujus fa.
o* nut^rrj '.urpitudmis inurcrc, alien mf.imiam
ttitne, -r/c/labtm alpergiJre. V. To dtfantv,
A l:ttle. llmijh, Labecula, nicvuj.
Great bltmi/hcs, Tubeia.
Eltntjhed, Laslin, afperfus, maculatus.
Bltmijhnl [in reputation] Infamia notatus, af-
etfus, vioJacus
/ nil ofbu a.iftn, Macul ifus.
A titrr.ijbmg, Aiicujus exulimationij lxfto f
,- latio.
To blcr.cb. V. 'lojhnnk, fy of, (Sbake/p.)
To tUiub, V. To tiyhua, (Catew.;
3k
B L I
B L O
B L O
To lUnd [mix] Rem aliqutm ilia, i-tl alii,
tnilccrc, adnnfcere, comm (cere, confunderc
Blended, Mixtus, commixtut.
A blender Qni rem alia mifcct,
A blending, Mixtio, mixtura.
To bleff, Bcnedico.
To blefi [wilh pood fuccefs to] Afpiro, fecun-
80, fortuno. Go i blefs your dtjigns, tua ccepta,
vel confilia, fortune!, fecuncter, profperet Dtus ;
utinam coeptis tuis p-ofpcrot fuccetlus del Deus ;
tuis corptis aJfit, vel afpiret Dcu.
To ble's [conlecratej Solennibus prccibus al
quid ccnfe( tare.
ff To i-'tj's Cod for bit irercies, Deum laud.ue
b rnuntia, i> i propter beneiicia, fua.
flej'.-d, orkllft, Bcatus, benedidlus.
fl Blejed with a goad wife, Felix uxore bonis
moribus prsedita.
The blejjtd in besven, Ccelites, pi, fanfti cocli
civet.
BleffeJly, Feliciter, beale.
BieJJednefs, Felicitas, Beatitudo. V. Lat.
Ablejjing, || benediciio.
A bttjjiag [wirtiing fuccefs to] Faufla preca
tio, votum quo alter! fclicem eventual alicujus
rei optamus.
.A blejfing [benefit] BtneScium, benefaftum,
meritnm, promeritum.
f| 'the blejjings of God, Beneficia a Deo, ac-
cepts, divina beneficia, iW muncra,
/ ilnu, Suffljbam. See PLiu. fl What win,:
tlciu you hither f Q^is ventus te hue iropuiit ?
^ll.iglt, Rubigo, urfdo ; lucp,
To bligtt, (Lytt.)Uro; rubigine ferire, per-
cute re,
Blighted, Rubigine perditus,
Blighted [decayed] Corruptus.
BbgtttJ corn, Seges rubiginofa.
Blind, Czcus, oculis captuj, luminibus otbus,
.[Prov.J ^J Blind nun cannot judge of cc/oun,
quid ca.co cum fpeculo. As blind at a beetle,
Hypfea, Tirefia, <iel talpa, cascior. A hi nit
man may perchance bit the mark, fape etiam eft
clitor valde opportuna loquutus. Whin the de-
vil n blind, ad Grzcas calendas.
Blind born, tj Cxcigenus.
^ To tecome bUr.d, Oculos perdere, lumina,
vel afpeftum, amittSre.
Start blind, Luminibus orbatus, vel caflus.
To bi half blind, wdimfightcd, Ca?cutio, Varr,
fur-blind, v.foreUind, Lufcus, lufciofus.
Blind in one eye, Lufcusj codes j altero oculo
captus, ahero lumine orbus ; unocujus.
Blind [dark] Coccus, obfcurus, tenebricofus.
A blind Jlory, Narratio obfcura.
A very blind quejlion, Quajflio perobfcura, He
it but a joit of a blind oratour, orator eft fubob>
kurus.
Ibc blind gut, Inteftinum cxcum,
Ablindivorm, Cxcilia,
*f A blind for window!, Velum fencrtris prz-
tenlurn.
To blind [deceive] Fallo, decipio.
A b'ir.d [falfe pretence] Prztextus, 4, obten-
tus ; pretextum, fpecies.
f[ To attack a fxrfon on Us blind J!,:e, Imbeci-
lit^rem aiicujus aucupare, al'.cui incauto inlidias
(Iruere.
To blind, or make blind, Caeco, excaco, ob-
caeco. ^[ Avarice blindetb our eyei, nos cxcot
ri-dfic avaritia. The hope of plunder b'.indctb
tteir mindi, fpes rap.cnJi atque prxdandi occae
cat animos eorum,
^ To blind, or blindfold, Oculos obvolverc,
velamen nculis, induceie, njtl obtendere.
To be blind, Caligo.
^J To fljy at blind ar.i buffet, Andabatarum
more pugnjre.
To before-blind, or fanMlnd, Lippio ; lippi-
e.ntes oculos habere, oculis lippientibus hborare,
BHnded, Caecatus, exc<ccatus, occacatus.
BHndman'j buff, * || Myinda.
Blinded, or blindfold, Obvolutis oculis, Anda-
batarum more.
Biiridiy [with refpeft to ficht] Clauds oculis.
B.ind'y [ralhly] Ccco animi impetu, ttniat.
SlinJiiefs, Cxcirat; Caligo.
Blindntft of mind, Cxcitai, t/cal!go mentis
BlindJiJt, (Swift) Imbeciliui.
Blind nettle, || Scrofulaua.
To blink, Connivere, oculos diftorquere, cre-
bro nictare.
A blintard, blMtr, or one blink eyed, Strabo,
paetulus, lufcus, <% piems.
Blinking, Qui eft oculis diftortis ac depravatit.
Blinking cand/a, Candelee tenuiotcs, luccrra-
tenebricofat.
J ^T To Hint !>eir ) Cerevifia: fermentum viti-
ofum lacSre.
^f Blinks, Sparfa a venatore feram indagante
ramalia notandis feras vcftigiis.
To throw down blinkt in tbt ivay, Ramalia
fpargere, i;f/defigere.
Blift, or tlifsfufrtli, felicitas.
Blifsful, Beatus, felix.
Bliffully, Beate, feliciter.
|| To tlijjon, bliflom, (I.) [tup the ewe] Coe'o;
ineo.
|| BUJJomng, Coitus.
Abhfler, Puftula, pufula.
A little ifijler, Papula, ulcufculum, Celf.
A blifler in the eye, * || Ophthalmia,
Blijlerfiei, Cantharides, pi.
^f To blifler, or apply a blijler, Veficatorium
alicui applicare, vel ilmo?re,
To ili/ler [rife in bliftcrsj in veficulas inflari,
vel turgere.
To raife blijters, <J Ulce-o.
Bliflered [full of fores] Ulceratus.
A blifer ffaijier, Veficatorium,
BliJIered, Veficatorio laceratus.
A bliftering, Veficatorii applicatio.
A bliflering [rifing in blifters] Inflammatio.
Having blifters, Puftulatus.
Full of blijlen, Puftulofus,
Elite, or blits [a kind of beet] Blitum.
Bliib, blitbfcme, Alacer, hilaris. fl Look blith
on it, exporrige fronlem. Pery blitb and joyous,
Lx'itia, vel gaudio, perfufus.
To be blith, Laiitia efterri, vel perfundi. ^J
Be blitb on your fon't tutdding day, hilarem fac
te in gnati nuptiii.
Blitbly, Lzte, hilariter,
Blittnefi, or blitbfimenejs, Hilaritas, laetitia.
gaudium.
To bloat [puff up] Tumere, inflari, turgere,
turgefcere.
To bloat in an oven, Torreo, furno indurare.
Bloated, Toftus, furno induratus.
Bloated [fwelled] Tumidus, inflatus, tumens.
Bloattdnifi, (Arbuth.) Membra tumida & tur.
gida.
Blob cheeked, Bucco ; TAet, J venofus.
Blabber lift, (DryA.~j blabber/if ped, (L'Eftrange)
V. Blaber.
A block, Truncus, flipes, ^J You b,:ve thrown
a. block in my ivay, fcrupulum jnjeciftt mihi.
A blockade, Urbis circumclufio, omnium ad
?.rcem adituum interclufio, i/t/obftruftio,
A block [for a hat] forma pikaiis, * typus
pilearis.
J To bring to the block, In periculum capitis
inferre, falutem in difcrimen vitas adducere.
To block up pf[l''gts, Aditus prtecludcre, in-
tercludere, obftrueic, pr.tlepire.
^f To block up, or Mai ka/ic, a place, Locum
prasfidiis circumcludgre, circumfepire, infidere,
obfiilfre j aditus omnes ad locum aliquem pra?-
tludcre, oppicium pra'fidiis intercluium tent-rt 1 ,
Blocks [for Ihip ropes] Orbiculi volubiles.
A bl-jik btad, Hebes, ftipei ; fungus, tardus
ingenii j caudex ; infulfus. ^J A very block
head, flultiflimo ftuhior.
A Hock boufe, Arx, munimcn, munimentum,
iropugnaculum.
Blocked up, ObfeiTm, infeflus, circumclufus,
intluius, pixclufus, prasfeptus.
A bio. king up, Obftflio, przdulio.
Bl'iikijb, Fatuus, inlulfus, ftojidus, ftupidus.
1'* mate blcckijh, lalatiio.
eiocki/l.ly, Infulst, ftolUe.
Bleckijbnf, Infulfitas, ftultitia, I. flupor, 3.
(tiipiditar.
j Bltmary [the forge of in iron mill] * Mi.
china fuforia*
Bleed, Sanguis, ^f My blood it up, mihi ani-
mus ardet, fanguis mihi fervet, cor cumulatur
ui. To be whipped till the blood come, verberU
bus lie accipi ut e vibicibus fanguis exeat.
Of, or belonging to, bhod, Sanguineui.
4| A Ji/lcmpcr that runneth in tbt bhod, Muf.
bus gentilitiui.
Bhod [gore] Cruor,
Black blood, Tabum,
Blood corrupted, Salic;.
Bad thai, Vitiofut fanguit.
Cloitrd bloody ||G[umus, L. A.
Good blood, Incorruptus, vel integer, fangui),
To blood, or lit blood, * Venam fecare, inci-
di-re; pertundcre j venii fanginem detrahSre,
emittere.
If Hi was let blood without any pain, milTut
eft fanguis fine dolore.
Bloodleting, or leting of blood, * Vena fcc~tie,
vel incifio j fanguinis detraclio, vel mifllo.
f[ 'lo blood, or daub with blood, Sanguine ali-
quem polluere, inquinare, foedare.
f\ A btot,d letter, or liter of blood, Qui * te-
nam aiicujus fecat, vel languincm a aliq'j*
detrahit.
Loft of blood, Profluvium, vel profufio, fan
guims.
^Tojlauncb, or flop bhod, Fluentem fangui.
nem fiftere, v=7 cohibcre.
^[ To breed ill blood [exafpcrate] Alien] ui
animum exafperare, aliquem exacerbare.
^[ To dip bis hands in blood, Alicujus fan*
guine fe cruentare, vel polluere.
If To train up in blood, Czdibus innutrire.
(f To turn into blood, In fuccum Ic fangui*
nem vertere.
^f Of noble blood, Genere infignis, illuflri fa.
milia ortus, naulibus Claris, claro fanguine gc-
nitui.
The blood rcytl, Stirps regia. ^f One of tbe
blood royal, regia ftirpe ortus, vir generis regii.
Defied with blood, Sanguinolentut, cruentus,
tabo fqualidus.
Not defiled with blood, Inciuentatus.
^f The blood of the grape, Vini fuccus.
Full of blood, Sanguine plenus, vel abund.ins.
An injlammaiion of blood, Inflammatio, fup-
>uratio, tumor,
An immoderate jlux of bhod, Immoderata fan*
guinis eruptio ; hernorrhagia, Flin.
A bloodhound, Canis indagator, vel veftigator.
Afpitter of blwd, Sanguinem exfputns.
Ajpitting of blood, Sanguinis cxpuitio*
A blo<,d Jtonc, * Haematite 1 , te, m.
A blood fucker, Hirudo, fangui fuga,
Blood 'warm, Tepidus.
Blooded [let blood] Cui fanguis detraclus eft,
Blooded [daubed with blood] Sanguine imbu.
us, pollutus, fcedatus.
A bleed Jlripe, Vibex, l.it.
^[ Blood red, Sanguineo colore,
fl Blood tbiijiy, Sanguinis fitiens, aviJus, Ctt-
idus.
BlMdJhed, Sanguinis emiflio, vel erTufio.
^y To be guilty of blood jhed, Cordtm facere,
ommittere, patraie, perpetrarej cade fe cru-
ntare.
Blow/hot [eyes] Sanguinis in oculo fuffufio.
Blosd/kottn, blc-nd-boltered, (Shakcfp.) Ciuen-
atus, languin^ eriufus,
Afux of blood, Sanguinis fluxur.
A bloody Jlux, Sanguinis protiuvium.
Bloody, Cruentns, fanguineus, fanguinolentui.
A bloody fgl-1, Pralium, vel ccrtamen, cru-
ntum.
^f A bloody vitlory, Sanguinolenta palmi,
iftoria cruenta.
A bloody, or bloody-minded, ftlloiv, Sanguini-
ius, lanienam meram fpirani.
Bloodied, Cruentatus, fangume oblTtus, vrt
pertufus. ^f He vjai faintd with tie Hotd if
'be cit'zrnt, cruentus fuit fangume civium. Tr<e
jwordt of our legions iv:t c diped in blood, inibuti
C a
B L
fuciont fangume gladti legionum noftraryin.
BltU.ly, Crurnte ; fzviter, A.
A blooding, or k!c*tl putting, Apexabo, Varr.
Full of ccrrvpt blood, Saniofus.
Bhodlefi, or without /</W, Exfanguis.
fl si tlo*lltftjigbt, Prilium jncrucnium.
Ml tlftJieJ, Incruenlalut.
lllood [or kindred] Profapia ; natales, pi.
AV-t/ i: i-lud, Con/jnguineus.
Skui, or bixJguiliixtjt [for murder] CatJes,
Bornicidium, mieremptio.
ff BliKdwit, * Multa pro fanguine humane
'
ttxrf, H;rba fanguiaaru,
A bloom, or btoffam, Flos, flofculus,
^[ The bloom of plumbs, grapes, Sec. newly ga~
llt'f<!, Prunorum, uvirum, &c. rccenter carp
tcium floridus color.
A tloon; [in iron work:] mafla quadrata me
talli bipcdalis.
fl The "very llocfi of youth, Flos ipfe aetatis,
To bloom, or 6'e]/om t FJoreo, rlordco, ger-
Biino.
^J To be in the tlxn of youth, Juvcnili TJgort
flu tic.
lo-M,d, .or b!ofia!td, Floiidus.
Blooming, *$ Kluridulus.
A khming, or blajjim'mg, blowtb, (Raleigh/
Ploium, vtl flofculoium, cmiflio ; germinatio
<] A tioomirg btauty, Adolefcrntula florido
Colcre, eximiS venuftate, -vet egregia forma.
Bloomy, or thick with bloona, Flofculis abun-
dans.
Blore, (Chapm.) V. B.'a/l.
A blot, Litura, macula; labes.
A blot m one's reputation, Infamia, ignominu ;
lahes, dedecus, oris, n.
A little blot, Labecula.
To blot, Aliquid macubre, -vel lituris con
rpergere. f[ tie blotstb the man's reputation b\
umn:esdi* him, viro laudatione labeculam af-
pergit. You have btotrd the paper -.vitb ink, atra-
mento labem afperfilh chart*. My paper blot-
ttb, charta mea perfluit. }> / bloted it whl
vietpmr, lachryma; fecere lituras.
To blot out, Deleo, expuogo, induco ; oblite-
ro ; e rabulis endcre.
I] ^o blot out a fault in writing, Mendum
fcriptuiz toilere.
^f To lite a blot out of tloutbs, Tollere macu-
larn e veflibus.
Blctlefs, Sine labe. ^[ He it of a blalefi repu-
tation, integr<e eft famae, tenet famam fine labe
H Abhtcb, (Haivey) Puiruli.
Bhted, Macnlatus, lituris confperfus,
Sierra 1 out, Deletus, erafus, intcrlitus.
A bhter, Qi^i macul.it } vel lituris cootpergit.
A bluer out , Qai dtlel, Y/deftruit , delccrix.
A blotir.g, Macularum afperfio.
Abtaing t'Jt, Abolitio, obliteratio.
A bitting paper, Chartula bibula.
A blow, * Colaphus, * plaga, iftus ; verber.
fl He mijf'i Us tltxe, vires in vcntum err'udit.
A kl \'!> t Fuftuarium.
A blew on the cheek, or ear, Alapa.
A fdi i>!tw, Iflus obliquus.
^( To jlnie with a blow, Ali<juem percutere,
re, lerire.
^f Without flriUng a blma, Sine iclibus.
^J Te ccac to handy blow-, Cominus pugnare,
MS atoue pugnam venire.
/.' but a word and a Lkw, * Oeftro per-
itus eft, cito ira accenditur.
To aim'J a blo^a, Ictum dcclinare, eludere,
TiUre, devitarc.
To deal Unas, IA
To bloia, Flo, I. iuffl.>.
r l o blow, upon [breathe] Spiro, afpiro, arBo.
Tc llsw uftn [defpifc] Temno, fperno, de-
Ipicio ; nullo lucu num-" i.r, magno cum t'afti
MopneteHre, nihilt itflimare, vel ducae.
To blow atai,fl, Reflo.
^ 'Jo it bloTMd apainji a plan by ctntraif
winds, reflantihes vein in locum aliquem rcjici.
Tt il.iv away, Difflo, diflipo. f| He tloviid
wn llic Itptns ivitb a p*/<ftii trealb, fpiritu
B L U
|c;iene difHavit. Tit wiisJt HMO away t!.
tl,udt, venti perflant nubila.
To t'ow do*ws, Flatu dejiccre, cjicerej fter-
nere, profierneTC. One might have blown them
Jaw* at a blajt, Q^os ft futflaifcs cocidiflcnt.
To L-low uf, Sufflo.
^1 To Hew uf> a baufe, mine, &c. Pulvere ni-
trate everte're, ;lejic5re, prolterncre.
fl To blmo in a caidle, l.uccrrum flatu on
actendere.
To blciu in, or upon, Infpiro.
To blow into, Jnfln.
^f Tc bkia bis puridge, In pultam fervidam
inure.
To bkio the ctafi of f edition, Seditioncm ac-
cendcre, faci-re, coiiciurr, commovcre, confUre
To How inii nof; ErEunfcrc nafum.
To lli,lu out, F.lBo, '!> prorlo. W:tb tbtfamt
breath be bhwetb hot and told, ex eodcm ore ca-
l:.)um ff frigidum eiflat.
ff To blow out a candle, Lucernam fljtu ex
linguere, vel reftringuere.
To biov;, or puff and Una, Anhelo, anheli
turn ducere. [ He came in faffing and tlnving
with tic fatigue, > fcflbs quatit aegvr anheiitu
artus.
To blmo together, conflo, confpiro.
To blo^o uf a bladder, Infio.
ff To biota one up [reveal one's fecrets] Ar-
cana alictjus confilu detegere, patcfacere, vul
gare, divulgare.
^ To lima one uf [ruin one] Aliquem fortu-
nis omnibus, vel bonis, funditus evcrtere.
Ti blow vehemently, Perflo.
^[ The -wind* blow vehemently, <J> Venti tur.
bine perflant.
To blma a trumpet, lorn, &c. Buccinam, ve,
cornu, inflare. ^J They tome together when th,
trun:pet blywetb, ad infljtam buccinam conve
niunt.
To How tbefn, ignem conflare, fufllare. ^
He blawetb the fire with bit mouth, bucca focu-
lum excifat. Take the IK//SVS and blma the
firt, admotis follibus flatu ignem accende.
A A/ower of a born, Cornicen, nnis, m.
^f To How as ajlower, Efflorefcere, dehifcc-
re, calycem aperire, fefe pandere.
A blvwtr [in a lto chimney] Ferrcum ig-
nis fufcitabulum.
fl Soft galti blow, Spirant aor*, * Zephyri
fljnt.
A blowing, SufHatio, flatus.
A Hawing back, Refhtus, 4.
A blowing on, Afflatus, afpiratio.
A blowing the nofe, Naris emunftio.
Hard blowing 7; eatber, Calum procellofum,
immite, turbidum.
fl The t!'.wing of jhtuers, Calycum apertio,
J*WH, Flatus, conflatus, fulB.aus.
Blown away, Vento diflipatus.
ff Bleivn dtfiur., Vento dcjcflgi, everfur, pro.
atuF.
^J ttcjlorm it bio-am srvtr, Tempeftas refedit.
fl' Blown up as a mine, imft, &ct, Pulvere
nilrato tverlus.
f Blown up [ruined] Bonis fnnditus exutus.
[ Blown upon a plact, Rcflantibus velis in lo-
cum aliquem rejetftus.
Blown upon, Contemptus, defpp^lus, fpretus.
Blonon [pnfTl'dj Infiatus, turgidus. tumidus.
Which tr.ay be blown through, PerflabiJis.
Eafy to It blown, Flr-bilis.
A k'oivze, Puflla rubida & tumida facie*
r fan inleft] PuJmo ni.ninus.
Blubber [the rat o/a whale] Adeps *[|cetacea.
Tu b'ubber, Cenat inftar infantum lachrymis
(Fundcre.
Bhtlertj. Inflatus.
Bluh^beekid. Eucce. V. Blaber.
A bluiljrron , Inflrumentum rurtum e ligno quo
atrones ad aliquem cxdendum utuntur.
Hue [fubft.] C-srulcum.
Blue [adj. ] Otulcus, cirulvu,
cyaness. fl
True blue will raver flain f antiqua homo virtute
ac fide.
Blacktji, or darktfl blue, Lividus.
Slue, more lading te purf't, * Hyacintbinus,
B L U
Sfste v.-iib eaji of grey, Carfiiu.
^} Faint blue, Catruleum evanidum.
Palfji l-lue, bluiijb, (Shikefp.) .Snbc.trulcuj.
f The bluejbart, * Gbucus Belionii.
To blui, Czrulum redc'eie, catruleo colore in.
ficc'e.
Blue Ml, or Hue bottle [flower] Cyanus, 2.
To be blur, or Uick and blue, Liveo. |j ^| if,
V tin upon it, valde perturbatns fuit. U
// was a blue hut to him, iftud illi fatalc fuit.
1 /j ; kniji and blticxrfs from a blow, or abtr
ei-ff. Livor.
Bla.k and blue, Livens, lividus.
Blitcd, Cxrulen colore infecliu.
Blutly [badly] Male. (| f Hi eame of tut
t-lue!y, male res fucceffit.
Bluely, (Sw.) rrtruleo colore.
Rluenc's of * firlpe, Livur.
fl The blue, or tlueaefs, of fruits, Frufluum
flos.
ff Blue mantle [one of the purfuivants at arms]
Ffecialis a cxruleo pallio nomen habens.
Blue eyid, (Dryd.) Ciernleis oculii,
Bluehairid, (Milt.) Casruleis capillis.
fl A bluff fellow, Homo sgreftis, ruftieus,
tumidc intuens.
A blunder, Error, erratum.
To blunder, Praecipitanter aliqnid agere, -ml
dicere ; confuse Sc ineptc rem aggredi ; hallu-
cinari.
^ To blunder upon a thing, Aliquid conjeflu-
ra airequi, r-/ con'equi.
A hlundtrbufs, || Sclopus grandior, tormen-
turn belltcum.
A mere blunderer, blanderbufi, or blunderhead^
klsinl wilted, (Shakefp.) Bardu), flupidus.
A blundering, Hallucinatio, erratic.
^J A blundering perjon, Qui ftepe errat, flupi-
dus, ftolidus ; mendofu;.
Blunkit [colour] Subcasruleus , cafius.
Blunt, Obtufus, hebes, etii.
Blunt [in fpeecli] Afper, durus, rudis, agre-
ftis j homo hebetions ingenii.
To blunt [aJFu^ge] Mitigo, lenio.
^J To be blunt [in behaviour] Rufticis efTe
moribus & impolitis.
To be blunt [as a tool] Hebeo.
To grow blunt) Hebeico.
To blunt, or to mate blunt, Hebeto, obtundo,
retundo.
^T A blunt.beadtd lance, Pilum frjfla cufpide.
Blunted, Retofus, obtufut ; hebetatus,
A--i>lunting, Hebetatio.
Bluntly [clownimly] Afpere, dure, ruftice. *f
What can be jpoken more bluntly f Qaid dici pe-
teil obtufius ?
Bluntly [freely] Libere, audaciter.
Bhntneft [clownifhnefs] Afperitas agreftis it
inconcmna, lrx>rum rufticitas.
Bluntnefs in fpcecb, Lioerias loqaendi.
A blur. Macula, labes.
To blur, or flain, Maculo, commacuJo.
^f To blur a person's reputatnn, Aiicujus fa-
mam ladcre, aliquem macula arEcere, alicui in-
famiae notam inurcre.
To caft a blur an bit owr reputation, Com-
macul-ire fe crimine, fuam famam la?diTf.
^[ To blur a trumpet, Raucum fcnare.
Blurtd, Maculatus, maculis afperlus.
A blaring, Macularum a iperfio.
|| fl To blurt out a v:crd, (Haulcew.) Temera
.-erbum pioferre, quicquid in buccam vencrit
effutirc.
|| Blurted oat, Temcre diclcs.
To blnjb, Rubere, rubcfccre, erubeTcfre, ru-
bore fuffunli. ^J He Hujhed as rid as fire, incan-
1uit ore rubor.
tiijb colour, blujhj, (Bacon) Color ruber,
rub'.dus, rubens inrtar rofw.
Ablujh, or blujh'mg, Rabor. f At the f'ft
Uijh, prima fronte, primo afpeflu. || To get a.
bltijh of a thing, per tranfennam afpicere.
fl To make cnt blujb, or put to the e>lujb. J>
lubefacere, ruborem alicui movtre, incutere,
nducere. ^J Ton made me hlujb, me in rubo-
em dedifti. Hie tuat put II the. ilujt, fuffuU
uborc eft,
BOA
To llujler, or bluffer tt-.Ht, Fremo, Ji adfrc-
10 ; ftrepo ; turbjs ciere, vrl excitare.
A blufli'cr, tluflnia, (Hud.) or Uuflarin* fd
Ictv, Homo turbulcntus, * Thrafo.
<J Blujlering w.atter, Cerium procellofum,
immite, turbidum.
A blufter, or blujlering, Fremttus, turnultus ;
turb.-r, pi. ^] He raaketb a bluflemg mift and
fir, Caiumque terramque mifcet.
A boar, * Aper, fri, 1.. }< fetiger.
Atuild 1 boar, Aper fylveftris.
A young boar, Verres, is, m.
A boar Jfear, Venjbulum.
A boards ne(k, Glandium.
The bear tree, Sambucus f i, f.
Of, or belonging to, a hoar, Aprugnus.
Aboard, Tabula, affis.
To b-.-ard, orjioor -with boards, Contabulo, co-
aflb ; afiibus compin^eiv.
Tc tun! in, Tabulis circumfepire, vtl cir-
cummunire.
To board over, Tabulis circumtegcre.
Boarded <witt boards, Tabulatus.
A boarded f'.or, Tabulatum.
A boarding laitb boards, Tabulatio, cont.ibu-
latio, coaffjtio.
|[ On /hip board, In navi. vtl navigio.
^1 On board the admiral, In * navi pineloria.
^f To caji over board, E nave dejic.lrr,
^i To board a Jhip, In * navem ir.filiie.
The />card:ng of a Jhif, * Navis occup..tio.
A board of commijjioneri, &c. Confiiium dele-
gatorum.
To Jun.-mon a beard, Concilium advocare, vtl
convoc.ire.
A fat board, * Abacus eui apparatus cpula-
ris imponilur.
A board vjberien toftt / cti cr vrjjels of iva'.er,
Urn.trit'm.
{J To do a tting cltfe board, Ex * animo
fimrlicitiT, niv, candid?, aliqui.l agere.
4 Board wages, Pecunia fervo data ad cibot
fib: emendos.
Board, or boarding, in a family, Pretium ob
viiltim domi alicme rciniHralum, pafta ob
conviftr.m merce 1 :.
fl To burd tuitli, Pjfto pretio habifationem
tt menfam alienam conducere, in conviflum ad-
mrtti.
IJ To talt to board, Aliquem domo k mens.i
pafta rnerced: accipere j aliquem padlo pretio
in rpn^iftum admittere.
fl To fay for one's board, Pretium pro con-
v'.Cia folvere.
Boardtd, In domo aliena hofpes, vil conviva
receptus.
A hoarder, Conviftor.
A boarding, Conviftus, 4.
A boardirg tonfe, Contuberaium, domus ubi
plures pafla merccde in convilum admittuntur.
^ A boarfir.g fckool, Ludus iiterarius ubi ju-
cri, yt/puellje, palo pretio in conviftum ad-
inittimiur.
Boarijh, (Shaksfp.) Crudclis , aprorum more.
To boa/1, Glorior, jafto, oftento ; exulco. ^J
llcbccflttb cf bis exfhits, fua narrat facinora.
fJTo matf a boafl of, Aliquid de fe przdicare j
aliqua re, dc, vil in, aliqua re gloriari ; in all.
qua re gloria & predications fe eirtrre j mag-
ifice fe jaflare atque oflentart.
Hoaficd, Jaftatus, magnifice oftentatus.
Tc 'be boafltd of, Przdicabilis.
Aboaft, <ir ttaflitg, Jaftatio, Gloriatio, of-
tcntatio, venditatio; jaflantia, exultalio. ff
He made bis too/) that It leas defended from
Achilla, Achilla auftore glorintus eft. Great
hajl, fmall rot-fl, Brijreus apparet efi'e ciim fit
kpiit,
A loafler, Clonofus, jaftator, oftentator j
maenidicus, Plant, * Thr.ifo, ^J lie is a mere
leafier, umbras falfce gloria; cnnfe&atur.
Biajiing -wi'ds. Ampulla;, pi. ampullata,
<vtl tumiila, verba.
Boaflir.gly, Gloriosc, jaftanter.
A hea:, * Cymha, navicula.
A little b~at, Linter, cymbula, * fcaphula.
<j[ An advice boat^ Navigiura afluatium, na-
BOD'
via explor.itoria,
A i-ng boat, * Scaphi.
Afirrj ba,,t, or. Jiff, Navis ftoria, ponto.
fl AJiJktr beat, Navipiolum pifcatorium.
fl A jacket leal, Nav.s aluaria ad fafce
comportandos.
A flcajurc bout, Navigiolum ad aaimum
obleftandum,
A fly biat, * Myoparo, onis, m.
^} A tilt boat, Navicula coopertj.
To go by beat, ,J> Naviculcr, Mart.
^ To bale a boat afliore, * Cymbam fubducc-
re, ad littus applicare, vet appellcre.
A boat botvl, * Cymbium.
A boat man, Remex, "igis, rn.
A boat pole, Trudcs, conlus.
A biat mart's calling, * Navicularia,
A bcaifwam, tofon, [Dryd.) * Proorcta.
|| Boation, (Dcrh.) Boatus, 4.
To bob [mock] Aliquem deludere, -vel ludifi-
cari ; alicui illudere.
To bob [ftrike] Aliquem ferire, cjsdere, per-
cutere.
A dry bot, Facetiae, pi. difterium.
A bob for flout] Sanna.
A bob [ear ring] Inauris, is, f.
To bob [jog one in writing] Manum alicui
fuccutere.
ff Bob tail, Canis cauda curta.
|| A bob tailed lubore, Proftibulum, fcortum.
Jlsbtd [mocked] Illufus, didleriis exceptus.
A bobing [Inftrument] Calamus textilis.
A bsbir.g [mocking] Illufio, ludificatio.
A bobing [jog'mg] Succuffio, fuccuffus, 4.
^[ Bob cbtrry [a play] Tantali lufus.
Be a/in [fine buckram] Subaflum a fullone
linteum.
Bocei [fmall fiflics] *|| Leucomanides, L. A.
To bode, Praefagio, poitemlo, auguror, ominor.
Boded, I'rjeTagio oflenfus.
A boding, iorlimfi.t, (Shakefp.) Prasfagium,
* men, angnrium.
To botige, (Shakefp.) V. To boggle.
A Mice, Thorax muiicbiis fine manicit.
Bodili'fi, Corporis cxpcrs.
Bodily, Corporeus, corporatus,
A bodkin, Subula.
A ivomaji's bodkin, Calamiftrum.
fl A bodkin to curl the hair with, * Acus cri-
nalis j dilcerniculum, Parr.
1\ To f rick vritb a bodkin, * Acu crinali pun-
gerc.
A prick, or lole, made with a bodkin, Punftu-
ra acu crinali fala.
A boi'y, Corpus. ^ I mas toell in body but
tick in mind, a morbo valui led apger animu. j
What can a body do ? quid agam ?
Any body, Aliquis, aliqua ; quifqam, quse-
quam. ^| / do not fear any body's finding it, non
mctuo ne quifquam inveniat. Let any body be
judge, cfdo quemvis arbitrum.
A little body, Corpufculum.
|| Afretty body, Puclla, vtl mulier, praftanti
forma.
A dead body, Cadaver, n.
f| The body oft church, Templi pars interior.
The body of a tret, Truncus, ftirps, caudex.
A budy cff.ot, Peditatus, 4.
A buiy of borfe, Equitatus, 4.
A body [company] Societas.
ff The body of a battle, Media acies,
Body of [divinity, w lav/) Corpus,
Every body, Unufquifque, finguli. ^[ Every
body cricth jhame on it, clamant omnes indrg-
nirTime fadtum. Every body knowftb, nemo ig-
norat. ft is in every t-ofys mouth, in ore eft om-
ni populo. ll r l.at "will every body fnyf qui ru-
mor erit populi ?
A'o body, Nemo, nemo homo, nullus homi
-,um. ^1 Here is no lody here but we, hie foli
fumus. No body undetjlandttb me, non intelligor
uili. TLat no tody jbould hurt ar.y icdy, ne cu>
quis noceat.- See you Ut no body come into the
brjufc, cave quenquam in ardcs intromifrris. /i'
b',dy tbinketh ju lint I, hoc nemini prater me vi-
dettr, / bad to do then with r.o My el'e, quo-
cum turn uuo rcm habcbani. Na toitj nuU.
B O L
itft, in inccrto omnc fuerunt.
Somebody, Aliquis, aliqua j quuSam,
ff Ofen tit d;r,r yi,r,f,'j jmtbo,-!y, aperite aliqui
aihitum oliium.
A liujy body, Arcicljo.
^| To fi,rm into a l-:4j, or t, botly, (Shakefp.)
n nnum corpus formarc, ordinare, leili^eie,
Hat-ing two bodies, Bicorpor.
Big bodied, lufly bodied, Immanis, corpulen-
tus.
Pjignefs of body, Corpulentia,
An ablt, orjlmng bodied, tran, RobuftuJ.
Strong boditd winei, Vina firmiflima.
A bog, Limofus, rr/cccnofus, gurgts j limofa,
vtl coenofa, vorapoj cluvies.
A bog honff, Foiica, lairina.
|| A bof trotter, Per paludes curfans. M<t. qui
ex lapto vivcre Met j l.itro.
|| Bopglc boe, Mmducus, terriculamentum.
To boggle, Hasfito, t.tubo, duhito, cunflor ).
Met. pr.vvaricor, tergiverfor; ar.imi pendere.
A boggling, Tergiverfatio.
A bofglingftllmo, m boggier, (Shakefp.) Hac-
fitator, qui neque mente reque voce cunfiftit ;
Mtt. Strigofus.
Boggy ground, Humus paludofa, locus paluf-
ris.
A boil, or bile, Furunculus, * ulcns.
To boil [as hented liquors] Bullio, ebullio,
'*erveo.
To begin to boil, Effervefco,
To ceafe to boil, Defervefco.
To boil over, Ebullio^ liquorem ferventem ef-
fundere.
To boil again, Recoquo.
To boil much, I'ercoquo, excoqno.
To boil vehemently, <fr /Eftuo, exoeftu*,
najftuo.
To boil beforehand, Przcof uo (
To loil in, Incoquo.
To toil often, Coclito.
To I oil together, conccquo*
^J To make it boil, Aiiquid fervefacere, vcl
nfct vefaccre.
^] To boil meat, Cibos coqucre, concoquere j
aqua fervent! incoquene, mollire, macerate.
fl To boil till oalf til Honor be conjumtd, Ad
dimidiam pattern decoquere.
My blood boiletb in my body, Sanguis tfftuat
in venis. <J. Hit heart boileth with tboler, Ina-
tuat bilis praecordiis.
Hit chief care it to mate the fot ti> boil, Studrt
maxime ut olla tervc.it, ut accuretur prandium.
Boiled, CO&IIF, elixus.
Over boiled, Nimis elixus,
Boiled away, Decoclus.
Boiled beforehand, or overmuch, Protcoflus.
Eafily boiled, Coftilis.
Half, or far-boiled, Semicoflus, femicruduK
Boiled a little, Subfervefaclus,
Under failed, parum, vel non fatis c'ixus.
Boiled well, ExcoAus.
fl A boiler if meat, Ciborum coflor,
A boiler [kettle] * Lebes, etis, m.
^[ Boiling hot, Prac asftu ebulliens,
A boiling of meat, Ciborum coCio, i> t 7 coo
ura.
A boilary of J,ttt, S.ilina.
Boijterout, Violentus, turbidus, furent, tu-
multuofus, *|> impcriofus.
^f Boijiirous wiiather. V. Bluflring,
A boiflerous iu<nti, Turbo.
Boifttroujly, Violenter, turb;dr.
Bo-fleroujrefs, Viclentia, impetus, 4.
To bate, Naufeo, eruflo : ad vomitum ten-
cr;.
Bold, Audax, impavidus, intrsp'iiu?, inlrr-
itus-. ^J A'o body ei'er thought ti-at aty crt
vcufd lai<e been fo bold, nen-o qucnquam tarn
udicem fore arbitrabatur. lie is a icti
laSet os ; plus animi quam ronfilii habet.
Vbo fo bold as blind. Bayard t infcitia cunfiw
lentiam parir.
Bald [tree] *f Audaculus ; liber. You are trot
it'.ore toid than ucliorr.t, mccuai rcm ou;am com*
oicaiMii
Ml
BOM
P V [ralh] Temer lius, confil'o prutcei'i
81', I:np-jdi-n, infulen
inv-iecunous, qui eft Ironte ucrfncla, i*' "
dura.
* ' '.' bettrice, Mulier imp'oba & efr'ron
7' I , A'uleo. fi '
we bitv? made iv ./ pr i:rnl:
freti linsu-in! tefolvimus. ll^iv dm.
do itt qua fiducia iJ facere audeas?
djr' be bt.liisfay, aufim jftirmarc.
<|J To make ttul -with, Libere cum aiiquo con
ft Tif-.it on a told fact, Audere, andaflcr
libeii- l- S ui.
',-, Audafter, audenter, impavidc, intre
p'de.
fl To fptak boldly, Libere loqui, nullius fu
penilic probiberi.
+l*oldy, OT freely, Libere, confidcnter.
!d!y frafhly] Temere.
Bcld-'y [fduc,!?] Impudenter, inverecunde.
, [ftoutly] Fortiter.
BoLin.Ji [raflinefs] Tementas, confidentia.
Botdnefs [faucinefsj Impudentia, infolentia.
BoldnijS [ftoutnef j Audacia, animi fortitude
vel firmitas.
Boldnefs in ajking, Piocacitas.
^[ Boulnejs in ipeecb, writing, &c. Libertas
w/licentia, libefior, loquendi, fcribendi, &c.
fl Bc,'e anncniac, * Bolus Armenia, vel AT
Kotaca.
.4 1 r.'l of fax, Lini culmus, calamus, caulij
Habens culmum.
j] He. 'Luang [or mingled corn] Farrago; tri
ticum mifcelidneum cum fecali.
A bcljhr, Cervical, pulvinar, pulvinus.
Afcr of afaddle, Ephippii farcimentum
fl A bdjler fir a viound, Lintcum obductun
eb.trictumque vulneri.
To bJJIer up, Suffulcio, fuftento.
^y To boljlcr up a wound, Vulnus linteo obdu
ceie, *; obltringere.
^| To boljier up a perjon, Nimiiim alicui in
:id up, Suffultus, fuftentatus.
The hit [of a door] Peffulusj obex.
^f Tt: toil of a lock, Serae peffulus.
A bolt [dan] Pilum, jaculum, fpiculum. ^
He tatb Jhot bis bolt, jaculum emifit, A fool'
toll iijoonjhot, quicquid in buccam venerit iiul
tus loquitur.
A bo't, or fetter, Compes j manicse, pi.
A bird bolt, Spiculum ; telum catapultarium
Bolt npi-s, Rttinacula, pi. navis habena?.
^y To loft a door, Oppeilulare, peffulum oftio
vel foribus, obdi-re.
fl Te bolt in upon, Continue fe intro conji
cere.
fl To bolt nt, Subitb fe proripere, w/egredi
To bolt in, Aliquem in loco includere.
To bolt out [(hut out] Aliquem foras exclu
An.
To boh, or bunp, out, Extubero.
^y T> bolt meal, Karinam cerncre, incernere
Wfuccerntre.
^ To bo't out a rajh exprtjfion, Temere ali-
auid diccrc, Wetfutire.
To bolt, orffi, out, Excerno, cievi, 3.
^y To bolt a coney, Cuniculum excitare.
J To bolt a cafe, De aliqua re difceptare.
J Bdtin%, Difceptatio juridica.
f Bo't upright, (Addifon) Omnino ereclus
AtLundtrb^lt, Fulmen.
Baited [as a door] OppelTuUtiw.
? Bolted [as meal] Cnbratus.
A bdtel [in architecture] Fimbria, vel
na'go, majori toro fuperjefla.
j] bol:er [fieve] Incerniculum, x. cribrum fa-
^f A bilter of meal, Qui farinam incernit.
if, or belonging to, bolting, Cnbrarius.
A. btlting Uufr, Piftrinum.
jt blus in fttjick, Bofus.
A bomb, Clobus ricivatus inpefloque pol-
f c ., ni'rato con'ertui ; glans igni.ina.
f 1 Isn.t, ;Prior) bombard, a ">/>/*, city,
BON
4c. ]| Bombardis difylofis locum infcflnrc, 1
ccfsere, ofpuj.n.ue.
K.m arjl, j| Borr-turdis difplofis lacefTtt
vet oppugnatus.
Bom ardien, Qui * || bombardasdif,
Al^nl>t2>>:
Bombafme [a kind of fluff] 1'annus bomb)
cinus.
BombaJ), AlTumentum goflypinum.
fl T fambaji ivitb canon, Goflypio, infulci
vel infarcire,
BombaJI, or bomba^'ck exprtfftam, Ampulli
pi verba -rr.pullata. Met. lufHjt.i oiatio.
Banbilauo':, (B own) V. Bo-itce.
Abona roba (Shaket'p.) V. Whore.
Tbe b-nage, Crates offej, compares otTaria.
A bind, or obligation, far a dtln, * Chirogri
phi cautio, * fyngrapha, f. ncraplms.
Abend [tie] Vine
A bond of appearance, Vn 'iivionium.
f[ To enter ir:t? a lend for appeaiance, Vadi
nompm promittere.
f To enter inn bend for money lent to a perfon
* Syngrapham al;cui pro pccunia credita dare.
To give bond, Satifdo, di'di, I.
^[ V a take a bwd with a double penalty, In du
>lum cavere.
An arbitration bci:d, CompromifTum.
^[ To lend m:ney tifon bond, Credere pecuniam
lll'cui per * fyngraphani.
^y To fue one upon a Lond, * Syngrapha cum
aliquo agere.
Bondage, Servitium, furvitus, captivitas.
Tote in bondage, ServiOj in fervitutem veni
re, libcrtatem amitttre.
[ To bring into bondage, Manu capere, in fer
/itutem dare, jugo ferv,tutis prcmere.
fl To free one from bondage, ManumittCYe, i
'ervitute liberare, emittere, eximere.
^y To deliver from bondage, Ex vinculis libe
are, eximere.
Of, or belonit% to bondage, Servilis.
A bond man, or bondjlave, Servus, mancipi-
um ; verna.
A bond woman, Serva.
He tbatfetteth a bond-man free, * Patronus.
Tbe making a lond-man free, Manumiiiio.
A bondman, or faarity for money, Sequefter &
onfumator pecuniie.
Bonds [fetters] cornpedes, pi. manicae, arum.,
. pi. f[ In bonds, vinculis altrictus. lit put
im in bonds, ilium compedibus coercuit, ilij
incula injecit. Hundcuff 't be Jlave, injicito ma.
licas maftigiae.
A bone, O.', ojjis, n. ff He is all Jkin and bone. ,
ilTa atque pciiis totus eft. I trtmblt every bone
f me, tota mcnte atque omnibus artubus con-
remifco. They may at foon rate a bmefrom a
J > lupum agno eripcre poftul int. || He made
bones of it, non dubitavit facere. I have pi-v-
n him a bone to pick, injeci Icrupulum homini.
Prov.] That ii'bicb is brrd in ibe bone -will ne-
tier be out of the ft jb, naturamexpellas fgrca li-
et ufque recurret.
|| f| To be, orfjtl, apcn one's bona, Aliquem
aedcre, T-c/percutert: ; alicujus latera fufle do-
TC.
A little bane, Ofliculum.
^J A I'or.e if contention, Caufa conttntionis,
tis occafio.
Tbe back tone, Spina durfi.
Tbe cb fk bine, or iafj bone, Os niaxillare.
Tbe cattle bone, Tellum.
Tbe hip, or buttdt bone, Ol coxse, vel coxen-
cis.
Tbejhare tone, Os pubis.
Ttijbtn bor.e, Os tibijr.
Tltj'pindle bone, * || Haraftata, Veget,
fl-e jbouldcr tone, Os humeti.
A iu bale bone t Os * cetarium.
Of, or belonging t~, bonti, OlTrus,
Bone by bone, Otficulatim. Norm*
B.nes, or fcraps, * Analcfta, pi.
To lont, or pluck iones, Exoilb.
fl A bone fetcr, Qn^i luxata membra teSc't.
Bir.cd, Kxuflatus.
BOO
Boriy, Ofleui, o/Vibui abundant,
; of turn, Oflium L
nig if bones, Oliium colledtio,
aont/t^i. rji Kxus, cjl'is.
A bonjn, Ku t ui ; ignii feftui. vel trium-
phalii,
A bwgract, * Umbraculum, umbella, t.
A boning, or taking mt ton,,, || Exofiitio.
Apic.
/V bonnet, Galericulum, redimiculum, pileui
'{> mura.
Bonry, Bellus, lepidus.
B^r.nyclabbtr, (bw.fl, V. BuHermilk.
A great booby, Afi.ius * Antronius j bardu*.
A book, Liber, cod x, volumen, n.
To get, or lean, without book, Edifcere, me-
norit mandare.
To fay without took, Ex memoria recitare,
memoriter repetere.
JT To make an end of a beak, Librum ad um-
ilicum ducere.
To learn me' s took, Edifcere leftionem.
To read over a boot, Librum perlegere.
II IT To get into one's books, [be rejected] Fa-
vorem alicujus fibi conciliare.
II H ft ran into one's bookt [debt] jEs alienum
:ontrahere, ve! conflare.
ff To book a thing down, Aliquid in codicem
eferre.
A little book, Libellus, codicillus.
A beck of accounts, Codex rationarius, liber
iccepti & expenfi.
A bound book, Liber compaflus.
A church book, Regiftrum * || baptifmale.
A day book, or memorandum book, Diarium.
A nttvs book, Novell*, fc. liter*.
A note book, Adverfaria, pi.
A pocket book; Libellus in loculis portandus.
^[ A fcbo?l book, Liber * fcholafticus.
fl AJhop book, Mercium emptarum Si vendi-
arum commentarius.
Aflitched book, Liber confutus.
Books of record, Tabular publica;.
A book of remembrance, Commentarii pi.
Sutute books, Capitularia, arms, n. pi.
f To mind bis book, Studio incumbere, fludio
iterarum operam dare.
A bookvjorm, Blatta.
A book tvitbout the autbour's name to it, Liber
anonymus.
jy A book jet out under afaffe name, Liber fub-
ititius.
ff A book fet cut after tbi autbour's death, O-
us pofthumum.
Bookifh, bookful, (Pope) look/earned, (DryH.)
ookman, (Shakefp.) Librorum heliuo ; libris
ffixus, Wintentus; fludiis jugiter vacans, ad.
iftus.
A book binder, Qui libros compingit ; Libro-
um glutinator.
^1 A book keeper, Qui mercium emptarum &
enditarum miones curat.
A book mate, (Shakefp.) V. Schoolfellow.
A bookjeller, Qui libros vendit , cfi biblio-
ola, m. Mart.
A tiotfeHir's Jhop, Taberna, vel officina, li.
'aria.
Of, or for bcoh, Librarius.
A booly, (Spenf. Info) \\ Qui vivit more Scy.
hiorum. Al. Skinn. Bo:ly, Amator.
A boom of a jhip, * Mai us.
A boom [bar ot an harbour] Portus repagu-
um.
A boom [pole] Contus longus.
Booming, (Pope) irrumpens,
A boon [favour] Donum.
A boon [petition] Petitio.
^T A boon companion, Compotot bellus, vel (a*
tus.
To boon [repair the roads] Vias hyeme cor-
uptas a?/tate reparare, vel inltaurare.
A boor [clown] Colonus, ruflicus j agreilis,
Boorijh, Rufticus, agreflis.
Boorijbnefs, Rufticitas.
Ems, 01 advantage, Emolumentum, comma-
urn.
B O R
^ To g'lvt one funttbifig to boot. Supra rcm
erinu(aldiu aliquid prctn *tcu:ere, i/c 1 / adjici-re j
aliquid loco prsmii dare.
^| // bootetb net, Non exfx-dir, nnn red IT, ni-
hi! inttrcft. fl What biottth it f Qi^id prodtli ?
Honie/Sf Incatsum, fruftra.
BoctUjs, Adj. (Spenf. Shakefp,) lautilis, ir-
ritus.
A boot, Ocrea.
^f The boot of a coach, Rhedarium clauflrum,
tlird^ria lortca. A.
^| To boot, draw, or put on boots, Orreas in-
ducre f if/indurere; ciura otreis tegere.
To pull off one's boots, Ocreas detrahtre. ^f Ti
full off' one s tain boots, ocreas exuere.
HaottA, Ocreatus.
ffo.ttoj'e, (Shaktfp.) V. Spatte'dajl.-es.
A bo<ttca!fb*r, (Svi'ilt) Q^i ocreas detrahit.
A bout baler, 01 freebooter, Predator, pra-Jo.
Bout billing [ftealingj Furtum, latrocmium.
B'.ts [maim marygolds] Caliha paluftris.
A booth, Tabernaculum, tentorium.
B th clothes, Velaria, pi.
A booty, Hrasda, fpolium,
Booty belonging to the general, Manubiae, pi.
To get booty, Fraedari, pnedam facere.
To play booty, Praevaricor, colludo. L. A.
To flay at iopeep, Celare fe & mox oftendeie.
^f Met. To hide himfelf from hit creditors, Utita-
re, fe a creditoribus lubducere.
ff Boptep, Facie velaia & mox revelata lufus.
jl boracto, Uter coriatus.
A little boracho, Utriculus*
Borage [herb] Borago, ginis, f.
Borax, Borax, * chryfocolla faititia.
J- A l>ord, baurd, boord [L. A.] Jocus praj
lertim fequiori fenfu. Skin*
To bourd, Jocor, illudo j dicteria in aliquem
Jacere.
Abordel [brothel] Lupanar, luftrum.
Boreal, (Pope) Borealis.
Tbe border of any thing, Ora, margo, extre-
rnitas.
Tbe border of a country. Finis, terminus, li-
mes. ^[ They cannot agree about their borders.
ambigunt de finibus.
Pertaining tofucb borders, Confinis.
Tbe borders of a garment, Limbus, fimbria,
4> inftita.
Borders [among printers] Topia in Iccis libri
vacuis ad ornatum delineata.
f| Borders in gardens, Pulvinorum hortenfium
tnaigines.
A border [brim] Crepido, d^inii, f.
fl To border together, In confiniis Ctus efTe, fe
invicem contingere.
To border upon, Adjaceoj conterminus, con-
tiguuF, confirm, finitimus, vicinus elTe. ^|
Faljlood bordireth upon truth, falfa veris finitima
funt.
The outmofi borders, Extrema confinia.
The borders, or marches of a country, Confinia.
Bordered tuith fringe, Fimbriatus.
A borderer, Accola.
Bordcnng near, er upon, Confinis, contermi-
nus, contiguus, finitimus, vicinus.
^J Horn halfpenny, Tributum in foro pro ta-
kulis.
fl Bord lar.ds, Praedia refervata ad viftum.
To bordrage, (Spenf.) V. Toplunder,
A bordurt in heraldry, Limbus.
/ bore [pract.] Tuli. ^f / bore them at well as
7 could, ut potui tuli. He bore his age ticty -well,
aetatem bene fefebat. See to bear.
To bore, or mate a hole [with an auger, &c,]
Perloro, penctro, teiebro.
To bore, ti pierce through, Terebra pertunde-
je; trarfigi, j fj- cavo.
^| To bore, or pierce, through a -wall, Parie-
tem pertodfre.
t\ Tbe bore of a gun, Otis || fclopeti am-
plitud<>, -vtl modus.
f\ The bore of a lock, Serz foramen.
Sored, Hcrtoratus, pertercbiatus, pertufus,
Btreable, *t> Forabiiis.
A borer, Qui perforat.
A boring, Terebiati*,
BOS
Tote b-.rn, Nafcor, orior, exorior, In vinm
i, in Juccm lulujM. w slat ,.,. J( nt rlwa
Mm ! me miffrum ! 7<o an- tarn und r tli>
Condition, h.ic legc gentrati lunt.
To be torn again, a-t grow again, Renafcor.
To be b'i'n 'jf, Erufoor.
To be born, or grow, i:igb to, Adnafcor.
To be born, or t>ied, in u.e, Innafcor.
To te lorn tefore the time, rfc Abortivus/c,
ibortu rufci.
Bom, Natus, cretus, creatus, procre.itus, or-
'us, prognatus, f.,tus,. editus. f Born untie- ai
tl planet, ^maloaftro, genio finiftro, iniquo Mer-
curic, diis inimicis & iratis, natuj. She via.
'torn a mortal creature, homo nata eft.
Born after bis father's death, Pufl humus.
B^rn again, Rerwtus, itcrum n.itus.
Barn after us, Pofteii, pi.
Lately Lorn, Reccns natus. '
Wellborn, Loco lioiujto onus, bono genert
Born of mean parentage, Infimo, vel humili,
loco nitus.
Fir/1 bom, Filiorum, natu maximus j nato-
rum primaivus.
Baje torn. V. Baftard.
Born and bred in the fame place, IndigKna,
Born in the country, r Rurigena.
Born of tbe earth, <J> Terrigena.
fl Stillborn, Natus mortuus.
Born of fitch a flock, Oriundus.
Born together, CongenUus, fimtil natus.
ff Born to a great eftate, Cui magn;e, vel pte-
tiofae, polTefliones hseicdiute obvenerunt.
To be borne down, Opprimor, deprimor,
Borne down, Oppreffus, deprclTus.
To te borne [carried] Feror.
Borne, or carried, Latus, geftatus, portatus,
To be borne up, Fulcior.
Borne up, Suftentatus, fultus.
Borne, or carried about, Circumlatus.
To be borne with [indulged] Indulgeor, Cell.
He hath ioinl gently with me hitherto, me
leni paflus eft anirno ufque adhuc.
Borne out, Defenfus.
^J Borne with patience, ^Equo animo latus.
f[ All ciargti borne, Omnibus impenfis fup-
peditatis.
To be borne tauh [tolerable] Ferendus, tole-
r andus, ^J It may be borne with, fcrendum ali-
quo modo eft.
Not to be borne, Intolerabilis.
A boro:tgh, burrow, (Shakefp.) Municipium
A head borough, Decurio; pgi pnefeftus.
f A bort el man, (Spenf.) Proletarius. jfun.
To borrow, Aliquid ab aliquo rogare, mutuo
umere, mutuuni accipcie, aliquid ab aliquo uten-
dum fufcipere.
To borrtw upon ufe, or intercft, Fcenerari, ar-
ntum fcenore fumcre. ^[ To borrow upon ufay
bringeth certain beggcry, citius ufura currit quam
Heraclitus.
(f To borrtnu of one to pay another, Verfuvarr
facere.
Borrowed, Mutuus, mutuatus, ad utendun.
acceptus.
Borrciued for no certain time, Precarius.
A borrower, Qui mutuo aliquid fumit,
A borrowing, Mutuatio,
f Bojtage, (Bacon.) Locus faltuofus.
-j- Bojky, (Milt.) bujky, (Shak.) V. Woody.
A bojotn, Gremium, finus, 4.
A iofom [of the fca] Sinus maris.
fl The wife of my iofom, Mea charillima
uxor.
A bofom friend, Intimus, amicus familiaris,
vel chariflrmus. ^[ Heisoneofmyhofotnfiitids,
in intiniis eft meis.
^y A bofotn enemy, Amicus perfidiu,
4[ The bofom of a Jhirt, Indufii 611'ura.
^[ Ta put into one's bofom, InCnuare, in finu
lOnere, finu comfilecli.
Abtfs, Build
A little bijs, Clavus,
A hard i./i, Pugil, I'll, C.
Tbe hfs of e ttt/t, Libri ubilkus.
B O T
T&; tt>'\ of a tattler. Umbo, ?>;/(, m.
'1 b-fs, or bun.h out t Prominff^ txto.
R'J/''!, < i. gihboi'uj.
'" the tody, Cibbi, pi.
lictamcal, or in/taai.lt, Ad litrbarum lUcniiani
pertincns.
Ataaniji, Herbarum periius.
Botany, Hcil.iiunn (tini it.
Bctarga, Mulli ova fi.li; It muria londiti.
A io:,b \ fwollrn ulcer] Ulcus, ///., n.
A botch fcarbtinclc-] Carbuncului.
A b-it, h [ui (lie groin] * || Bubi), !nis, m.
A louL [in the muuthj * Aphtha:, pi.
A iotcb about toe can, * || Paiotis, IJls, f.
To make a b r ,ti-b, Exulcero.
f| A i la.fer mjkitg lictibes, * Eiukeiatorlum
A n:ai:ng ffki.l.htl, Exulccritio,
Full of bottle j, botchy, (Shakefp,) Ulccrofji.
A botch [patch] Pannus.
To botch, Sarcio, relarcio, reconcinno, inter-
>olo.
To botch [bungle] Opus corrumpcre, aliquii
nepte, vel infabre, facere,
Botched, Sartus, refartns.
A botcher. Sartor, veteramenrarius.
A botcbcr, or bur.glir, Imperitus, rudis.
_ A botcher s flail, Taberna, vel orHcina, firto-
ris veteramentarii.
A botching, Refeftio ; interpolatio, P.'ia.
|| Botchingty, or bunglingly, Impcritc, ineple,
Both [twoj Ambo, ee, uterque, utraque.
Both [conjunction] Ciim, turn, ct et, qua
qua, vel vel ; as, ^f / Jifp/eafe both myfef and
others, ipfe cdm mihi turn caeteiis difpliceo. Both-
in time of peace and war, turn in pace turn in
bello. Mightily lojj'ed to and fro both by landard
jia, {> multum & tcrris jaftatus & alto, fa-
mous both for his father's gl:ry and his own, in-
ngnis qua paterna gloria qua fua. To attend
much both upon honour and danger, multum vel
honor! vel periculo, infervire.
On htb fides, Utrinquc, Utrinquefecus, utro-
jique. ^f Many being tilled on bah Jidtt, nvil.
tis utrinque interfetis. His body is beat on botb
fides, Utrinquefecus corpus vapulat. / bid freat
enemies on botb fides, utrobique magnos inimicos
nabebam.
Bab handed, Qui leva dextraque srque utitur.
Jack on btfb fides, Defultorius, qui duobus
fedet fcllis.
Both ways, Bifariam, utroque verfum.
The tots [in horfcs] * || Al'carides, pi.
The wringing of tl e lots, Verminatio.
To be troubled with the la-is, Vcunino, ver-
minor.
A bottle, Uter, tr'a, m.
A great bat'.f, + Obba, lagena.
A littlt tattle, Laguncula, phiala ; rj, utrt-
culus.
A glafi little, Ampulla vllrea.
A leather bottle, Laguncula e cono confecla,
A b.ttle trade of a gourd, Cucurbiia.
Hf ./ !':itli::* hill.-. Ampulla inunti lueendji
A boi:le of bay, Fteni fafciculus, vtl rtiani-
mlus.
A blue lottle [herb] * Cy3n':5.
A fuelling bottle, Olfaflori\im.
Tbe mouth of a bottle, Am u ise os.
Of, or like, a tattle, Ampuliaci-us, ampulla-
rius.
A bcttle ccrf.r-anion, (Addifon) Compotor.
A bottle maktr, Ampullarius.
^y To boltic : fu'.n. In ampullai iniundc^
in ..tupulhs confervare.
nol'eil, N.lfutus.
Bottled, In ampuliis confervatus.
V io.'tltr.g up, L'quorum in ampuliis
vel conlerv.itlO.
Tbe bottom, FunHus ; folum, ff h .
torn of tell, MI imo Tartaro. B>': :
brim than at tbe bottom, tera eft in fun->
monia. Every tub muft ftar.d i. > r rn
ftbi quemque cavire oponet.
A bottom [Ihip] Navis.
^J The btihas of a f.-if, * Nai! carina.
B O U
BOW
BOX
The rvttcn,' or Jfftt, ifj tb':*, Ptafonium
proiunditit.
Tie button [dregs] Fxx, cralVamen, crafla
rren'im^ lcdiiTitntu:n.
i-i [in fwirnming] Fumiu
tcncte, folum comingerc.
To ic-mm [put in a bottom] Fundo munire
inltrufrc, obftiucre.
Tt ti'tom, or ground, a difcourfe. Fundament
cuat'onis jaceVe.
A bottom [vailey] Vallis, convallis.
^[ At lit bottom, In imo.
'i it tvtttm tf the i>tll); H Hypor.aflrium,
Tin baton of a m-.ur.tain, Radices mentis,
Tit -aery tutor*, Fundilus.
fl Fnm top 11 baton, A capite ad adeem,
ff To ix.-mirr, or fift, a thing to ttt bottom
Rcm diligenter cxaminare, perpeniete, fcrutaii
^f Tofx VK'I bottom, Aliqua re niti.
^f To/land upon a good bottom [be well to pafs
Re lauta efle, toro florere.
sJ tarcm of tbiesd, Glomus, tris, n.
A bc.tiom to wind thread on. * fl Gyrjillus
m A breed bottomed jag, or bottle, Obba fcf
filis.
^ A fit bitismed barge, or boat, * Navigium
piano (undo.
fl Bott'.m.'tjs, or without ballon, Fun<ii cxpers
fundo carcns. M, t. Immenius.
A tittomlefs pi:, fj> Votago, barathrum j
abyfius.
Bottomry, or hot torn tgt [money borrowed upon
a (hip] Fiikjuflio navalis.
A iouile [worm in corn] Vermis frumenta
rius.
A bough, Ramus.
A Kale tough, Ramulus, ramufculas.
A bough pluck ed witbfi nit on, Termes, 'ins, m
A green bcugb of bay, or olive, Tliallus.
A drad tough, Ramak', is, n.
A green bough, Frons, da, (.
Full of bought, Riimofus, ramulofus,
A bought [archj Fornix, rlexura*
/ taught, Emi, mercatus fum. ^f / bough
itis f r you, hoc tibi mercalus fum. He would
itave me lit him h*vc it at I bought it, tantidem
cmptum poftulat fibi uadi.
Biught, Emptus. ^| Bought wit it tie Iff
^luro flagcilo mcns docetur rcctius,
Bought Jgjin, Redemptus.
^J Bc,ugbtjor a low price, Vili pietio emptus
To be, or that may be, bought, Mercabilis.
A thing bought, Mcrx, cis, f.
Abour.te, or touming noije, Crcpitus, fragor
Ab'junct, or bouncing. V. Stalling.
To bounce, Crepo, pulfo j turuio.
T bounte often, Crepito.
To bounce, or make a mij'e, Strepo, ftrepito.
To bounce up, Rfifiiio.
To bounce, or Itap nf, PioRIio.
fl To tounce at a door, Calcibus fores inTultare.
^f 'To bounce a dwr c[*ei:, Foies eftrin^jcie.
<[{ To brunce, or vapour anil romance, Jail
jlurijri, fcl'e venditari;, vet oftentire.
fl Ab'Mtinglad, or loft, Pugil, homo pin-
g lis & vulciis.
Blunting [as a foot ball') Sonora reflcxio.
To bcitrid, Fin;o, dcfinioj limito, termino,
:uo; terminus p ral'criberc, canctllcs ali-
cui circundarr.
Abwirt, kxiiuh, or b'jur.dary, Mcta, termi-
nus I'clemiinjtio, finis, limes. As I 1<.'J;;.:V; id
ii/j, dum ultra lerininum Vitgor.
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