Clavis ad portam, or a key fitted to open the gate of tongues Wherein you may readily finde the Latine and French for any English word necessary for all young schollers.

Author: Saltonstall, Wye, fl. 1630-1640.1634

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CLAVIS AD PORTAM, OR A KEY FITTED to open the Gate of Tongues.

WHEREIN YOV MAY readily finde the Latine and French for any English word necessary for all young Schollers.

ACADEMIA OXONIESIS

‘SAPIENTIA ET FELICITATIS’

OXFORD, Printed by WILLIAM TVRNER. 1634.

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DOCTISSIMIS ET DIGNISSIMIS MAGNAE Britanniae Ludimagistris, vel Protodidascalis, vel Hypodidascalis Salutem. P. D.

OMnia ex materia & forma tanquam ex duabus principiis naturalibus consistere, vobis (eruditi magnae Britanniae Ludimagistri) non est incognitum. Cum itaque Comenius primam huius Portae linguarum materiam & fundamenta posuisset & subministrâsset; Anchoranus videns eam tum in Norwegia, Swedia, & Dania benè fuisse approbatam, à Borealibus illis & glacie constrictis plagis, ad nostram magis Australem mundi partem attulit, vbi cum [Page] favore hominum novum calorem recipere incepit, operae pretium visum est Anchorano eam huic Regno accommodare, & trilinguem, nempè Latinè, Anglicè, & Gallicè loquentem, in studiosorum omnium, maximè verò in principis celsitudinis gratiam fecisse. Quae cum primum in lucem prodibat, à celeberrimis nostri aevi Ludimagistris laudata fuit, vtpote quód magnam indè in studiis suis promovendis vtilitatem, huius Regni juvenes & linguarum cupidi perciperent. Iam vero omnibus illam avidè & comiter amplectantibus, hoc mihi onus Bibliopola imposuit, vt clavem huic Portae accommodam fabricarem, quam jam tandem efformavi & effinxi, & hic omnibus Ludimagistris & eorum discipulis veluti minutam benevolentiae meae erga illos tesseram dido & dedico, cuius ope hanc Portam linguarum verborum cardinibus expeditè versatilem, promptè reserare possint, & in eorum vsum ita comparaui, vt haec clavis huic Portae affixa & appensa esse queat, quanquam Bibliopola maius indè lucri acquireret, si seorsim edidisset, nisi publicam vtilitatem privato suo commodo praeponderare existimavit. Ita tamen eam efformavi vt omnibus eommodissima [Page] esse queat, quam si favore aliquo in manus vestras accipere non dedignemini, proximâ editione hanc Portam, Latino, Anglicano, & Gallico sermone puriorem & limatioprodituram, & errata quae irrepserint emendata fore expectetis. Quae quoniam linguae tam diversae erant in prima & secunda editione, tam exactè perfici non potueruut. Itaque Discipulus hac meâ impolitâ clave fruatur & vtatur, quam (Deo volente) in proximam editionem magis effabrè super incude cudam. Interea hos suos qualescunque conatus in hoc Indice Alphabetico colligendo ad judicium doctissimorum huius Regni Didascalorum remittit & relinquit.

Vestrum observantissimus WYE SALTONSTALL.

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DISSIPVLIS ET LINGVARVM STVDIOSIS DE VSV huius Clavis siue Indicis in eorum gratiam collecti. PRAEFATIVNCVLA.

VNico juventutis commoda promovendi desiderio permotus, & vt Bibliopolae desiderio satisfacerem, qui illud munus subire voluit, en vobis (Discipuli & Linguarum studiosi) omnes Portae linguarum voces Anglicanas hinc indè sparsas in Indicem Alphabeticum collegi, quem μεταφορικῶς & per similitudinem clavem nominavi, nam vt ostium clavis ope reserabile est, ita per hunc indicem Porta Linguarum facillimè reserari possit, nam primum omnia vocabula in vnam quasi rudem molem & fasciculum colligebam, tum ordine Alphabetico distinxi & omni vocabulo numerum periodi sub quo comprehenditur affixi, vt vos Pueri & Tyrones qui introitum in hanc Portam desideretis, vnumquodque verbum proprio suo periodo tanquam in pixide collocatum facili indagine reperiatis. Si itaque voce aliquâ latinâ, quae ex memoria vestra elapsa est, indigeatis, Index à vobis consulendus [Page] est, vbi auglicanum vocabulum invenies cum suis numeris fignatum, qui te quasi per [...], & manuductionem ducent ad illum titulum & periodum in quibus locatur, & ex adverso vocem quam quaeris Latinam & Gallicam intueris. Non est igitur dubitandum quin hunc indicem iure titulum clavis tueri posse, quia illius vicem, & vsum praestet, & Discipulos per hanc Portam in amoenissimos linguarum hortus intromittit. Bibliopolae quidem (Discipuli) grates non immeritò reddere debetis, qui me clavem hanc sive indicem verbis locupletem & refertissimum colligere vos luit, cuius sumptibus & vocabulorum selectori opera haec clavis vobis ad manus fabricatur. Favete itaque & Valete.

W. S.

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AD CAROLVM PRINCIPEM.

POrta tibi (Princeps) linguarum sola patebat

Te intrato pueris janna clausa fuit.

Tu commune bonum es, & Portam hanc esse volebas

Communem, vt pueris vtilis inde fiat.

Hanc igitur Clavem vestram super incude finxi

Nam Porta haec vestra est, vestraque clavis erit.

AD DVCEM EBORACENSEM.

EN hic Masarum est exercitus; indice verba

Vt milites acie stant ita quaque loco.

Te Ducem exoptant, nam te ducente profligant

Et Zóili copias invidiaque pravas.

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To the Young Duke of Yorke.

BEhold the Muses army here doth stand,

The words are Souldiers prest at your command,

Which shall both conquer Zoilus, and subdue

A world of enuy, serving vnder you.

De sua opera in hoc indice colligendo impertita.

PLurima jam (Pueri) collegi hoc indice verba

Inter tam multas vnica vóxque deest.

Si qùid sim meritus, meritas persolvite grates

Multàrum (que) vocum hac vox mihi instar erit.

Wye Saltonstall.

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DE HVIVS PORTAE LINGVARVM PRIMA structura ab eiusdem initio repetita.HIstoriam Portae linguarum ab origine pandam.
Condita non fuerat Roma nec illa die:
Fundamenta verè posuit Comenius olim
Materiam vocibus connubióque dabat.
Flumina verborum pleno de pectore manant
Pectus ejus pleni fluminis instar erat.
Linguarum jecit primùm fundamina Portae,
Tunc Anchoranus valdè polivit eam.
Ille in tres valvas distinxit, & ecce Latina
Anglica linguarum, Gallica Porta patet.
Tempore praecurrit Comenius, inde secutus
Est Anchoranus, laudibus ambo pares.
Nulla sides fronti, sed nunc in fronte libelli
Authorum Encomijs est adhibenda fides.
Laus summa est laudari illis, qui laude coruscant
Authorum laudes nomina magna sonant.
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Nam Petri Schola laudat, multo & carmine laudat
Magna Schola, aspargant ingenijque sale.
Christi aedis Schola laudavit, laudavit eandem
Rector, Porta Scholis omnibus illa viget.
Suttonijque Scholae Mercatorumque facundae
Figitis in Portam serta diserta novam.
Et jam Farnabius Didascalus ille disertus
Ecce suum in landes adijcit ἀυτὸς ἔφα.
Tantaque cùm primâ leguntur nomina fronte
Inter tam magnos nomine maior adest.
Principis auspicijs Caroli jam Porta probatur
Illius auspicijs aurea facta nitet.
Principis est Porta, & cum limina prima salutet
Quisque pede laetans ingrediatur eam.
Florem Brittaniae juvenis jam quisque sequatur
Principis, en Pacri, Porta reclusa patet.
Inter huius Portae landes, haec maxima laus est
Principis in primo limine nomen habet.
Oxonium Musarum hortus, Cantabrigiáque,
In quos te Porta haec Principis alma feret.
Ad Portam hanc igitur laeti concurrite Alumni.
Indicis haec Clave est jam reseranda novâ.
W. S.

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A

ABbasses 664
Abbots 664
abhorreth 36 [...]. 363. 855. 872
abhorring 361
abide 861
abilitie 936
able or can Ent. 2. & 93. 103. 875. 1007
abominable 900
abominition 668
above 244. 250 62 [...]. 918. 938
to abound 442
abundance 920
abounding 920
about 14. 246. 320. 676. 1050
an abridgement 219
abroad 396
absent 720. 987
absolved 690
absolveth 699
to abstaine 980. 580
abstinence 862. 891
to abuse 347
Academies 776
accesse [...]53 638
an accidēt 4 353 765
accorded upon 928
accord 928
according 4. 689. 584. 656. 874. 687
according to 6. 270 271
according as 49 [...]. 997
account 874
accounted 841
accurately 875
accusation 979 686
to accuse 685
accused 686. 694
to accuse falsly 988
to accustome 154
the ach of the loynes 298
acknowledge 949
acornes 115
acquainted 997
an acquittance 938
an act 1022
action 1020
active 960
actively 955
an act of the Senate 681
adages 804
added 526. 58 [...]. 578. 809. 821. 943
an adder 205
additions 556
adjured 997
to administer 632. 6 [...]8
admirabe 95
admiration 849
to admire 351, 952
admitted 688
admitting 463
to admonish 993. Clau. 4
admonition 767
to adopt 628
to adorne 804
adorned 759
advanced 776
advantage 257
advantageous 43
advent 833
adventurous 1012. 1038
an adversary 907
adversitie [...]85. 954. 957
advice 678. 720
to advise 874. 977. Clau. 4
advised 880
advisedly 764
adulterers 698. 890
adulteries 898
an advocate 687
the Aequinoctiall line 845
Aequinoctial time 21
[Page]Aethiopia 845
the Aeugean sea 842
affable 973
affaires 719. 887
to affect 913
affections 354
affianced 613
to affirme 86 [...]. 305
to afflict 297. 301
afflicted 944
affliction 944
affordeth 515
affording 463
Africk 838. 842. 849
afore 875
aforesaid 856. 838
afraid 482. 920 950
after 363. 376. 536
after borne 630
afterdoone 583
after that Ent. 9
after to morrow 1044
afterward 391. 441. 802
againe 21. 260. 263. 1054
against 907. 178. 726. 866. 992
against ones will Ent. 6
an agath 80
age 222
agitation 336
to agree 723
agreed 928
agreed [...] 928
agreement 828
an ague 302
ah me 1015
aid 944. 977
aids 729
aire 8. 41. 841
aire within 242
alablatier 80
albeit 702
an aleis 184
ale 584
alike 661. 939
all Ent. 4 & 10. 12. 15. 900
an alarum 746
allay 863
to alleage 847. 656
alliance 723
allies 615
all kind 898
allowance 635
all things 799. 1054
allured 416. 423
allurements 43 [...]
allusions 914 987
alwayes 959
almonds 114
almost 25. 845
almsdeeds 664
also 370. 898. 842. 1048
Altars 668
to alter 223
alterations 850
although 470. 1036
altogether [...]92. 73 [...]. 872. 900
alume 97
amazednesse 362
amber 94. 118
an ambling hors 455
an ambush 751
to amend 547
amendment 656
Amen Clau. 10
America 838
amiable 973
amongst 16. 38. 133. 241. 134. 674. 370
amplified 642
Amulets 865
anagrammes 805
ancestors 625
an anchor 469
ancient 893. 842. 1006
ancient souldiers 732 759
the ankles 249
and Ent. 1. & 3. 11. 16. &c. 5
and yet 95
Angels 1046. 1053
to anger 988. 178
anger 365. 965
angles or corners 544. 811
an angling rod 422
angry 964. 966
an hundred times 89
Anise 127
[Page]annals 847
annointed 608
annointeth 538
annointing 608
another 8. 100. 144. 350 46. 772. 774
anothers 364. 899. 931. 943. 1021.
another thing 932 970
another way 558
an answer Ent. 2. 688
to answer for Clau. 5
an ant 217
anticipate 1045
antidote 865
Antipodes 837
an anvill 539
any 29. 277. 279. 683
any thing 69. 770. 875
any other 463
any one 870. 978
an ape 198
an aple-tree 104
the apoplexie 305
apostates 666
apothecaries 867
Apparitour 680
apparell 602
appeale 688. 693
to appeare personally 644
to appeare on high 75
to appeare Ent. 10
appearance 353
appearing 52
appease 666
appellation Ent. 4
appendices 711
appetite 86
applause 942
the apple of the eye 238
apples 318
applyed 863
appointed 65
appointment 1052
apprehended 337
apprehendeth 337
apprehension 349
approved 598. 681. 779
approveth 855. 833
april 834
aprons 520
apt 760
Arabian 842
an arbitrator 684
arbitriment ib.
Archbishops 664
arched 563
archers 736
to argue 237
are, or bee 11. 14. 42. 56. 57. 62. 71. 83. 104
are of opinion 762
aright 791
to arise 11
ariseth 358
arithmeticke 809
arkes 564
an arme 242. 252
the armehole 246
armes 724
armed 729. 733. 740
an armie 731. 741. 744. 579
an armie upon the sea 734
armories 564. 646
armour 735
aromaticke 588
arras 710
arrayed 705
arrogancie Clau. 1
arrogate 912
arrowes 736 748
an artichoake 120
artificially 824
arts Ent. 15. 369
as 4. 502. 792. 61. 67. 884
as also 199. 210
to ascend 21
ashamed 979
an ash 104
ash colour 331
ashes 30
Asia 838. 841.
an Asio 142
as it were 210 730
[Page]to aske Ent. 2. 483. 584. 764. 929. 934. 975
an asket 946
as likewise 106. 526
as many 893
as may be seene 122
as much as 759
aspect 270
assailants 736
assaulted 753
assaults 1052
assembled 655
assemblies 676
assentation 992
assent 350
assented 929
assenting 975
an assertion 351
assigned 5
assistants 690
associate 1052
assoone 284. 1027
asswaging 725
asterismes 791
astoniednesse 286
astonished 362
as that 1044
an Astrologer 832
an Astronomer 832
at 860. 905
at all Ent. 3. 69
an Atheist 1038
at his wits end 1013
at home 216
at large Clau. 2
Atriplex 129
at the first 530
at the last 311. 395. 578
at the least 51. 833. 975
at this day 843
attend 876
attendants 680
attentive 771
attentively 764
attires 526
availeth 960
audacious 958. 1015
auguration 670
augures 671
August 834
an aule 513
an aunt by the fathers side 626
an aunt by the mother 626
to avoyd 689. 902
avoiding 955
Autumne 21
authors 758. 779. Clau. 2.
authority 686. 702
authorized 707
awaketh 597
an axe 533
Axle-trees 460
Azure colour 327

B

babies 222
a babies 910
to backbite 987
backbiters 698
the backe bone 251
a back-dore 558
the backe 250
backwards 420
backwardly 70
a badger 200
bad things 352
baggage 491
a bagge of leather 491
a bagge-pipe 832
bags 491
a baite 421
baited 422
to bake 394
a bake-house 394
a baker 398
balast 471
balasted ibid.
baldnesse 131
a ball 1012
a ballance 819
Balsamint 129
Balticke 67
to ban 965
a banck 54. 422
a bandore 830
a banket 575
bankets 1033
[Page]bankettings 614
a banished man 701
banishment 700
a banquerout 937
to baptise 658
barbarie 845
barbarous 843
barbarousnesse 914
a barbell 159
a barber 605
a barbers shop ibid.
a bargaine 928
to barke 178
a barke 474
barley 445
barley bread 398
a barne 389
barons 719
a barre 551
barres 639
barred 562
a barrell 441
barring 55
a barrow sow 176
bartram 129
base 779
a base 855
a baser kind [...]3
bashfully 902
a basket 376
baskets 564
a bason 568
bastards 630
a batchelour [...]11
baths 600
a battaile 744
battaile axes 749
a batte 137
battered 753
battering flings 748
a baulme tree 131
bawdie 898
bawdes 899
a bay of the sea 62
a bayliffe 378
a bay tree 115
be 762
the beake of a bird 137. 138
a beame 535
the beame of a ballance 819
the beame of a wayn 46 [...]
beames 823
a beane 122
bearded 121
beardlesse 223. 243
a beare 185
to beare 473
to beare rule 702. 841
to beare the charges 487
to beare up 542
to beare upon 464
bearing 619
bearing fruite 205
a beast 405
beastly 9 [...]8
beaten 163. 481. 697. 699.
beaten backe 754
beaten downe 755
to be at hand 790
bearing 749
a beaver 204. 580
because 13. 87. 415. 760 859. 882
because of 486 618 844
to become 38. 72. 226. 914. 901
to become a pray 203
to become famous 857
becommeth not 972
a bed 589. 590. 899
a bed-chamber 509
bedewed 586
bedrid 287
beds 373. 547
a bedstead 589
to be Ent. 2 [...]. 137.
to be all night abroad 488
to be beaten 767
a beech-tree 104
beefe 431
to be greene 103
Bee-hives 376
a bee-master ibid.
to be of the same mother 624
beere 445
beet 578
beetles 214
to be farre from 99 [...]
[Page]before 6. 379. 357. 379
before ones face 991
to beget 622
a beggar 946
beggery 920
to begin 22. 222
beginning Ent. 7. 747. 227. 246. 284. 296
to begin to haue a beard 223. 243
to beguile 499. 989
begun 956
behalfe 656
beheaded 698
behind ones backe 991
behold Ent. 14. 354 849
to behold 549
to behold round about Clau. 2
behouefull 702
be it spoken Clau 1
to beleeue 250
a bell 654
bellowes 539
the belly 245. 268
a belly god 892
belly wormes 297
belong 450
belongeth 630
belonging 478
belongs unto 1007
belove 245
a belt 735
benches 568. 768
to bend 736
beneath 560
a benefit 949
be not 986
bereft 940
berries 115
to beseech 945
beside Ent. 2
besides himselfe 965
besieged 753, 754
besmeared 608
besomes 603
best 134. 779. 859
bestow Ent. 9
to bethinke 597
to betide 52
to betoken 52
Betony 128, 129
betrayers 758
betrothed 613
better 59. 879. 886. 922
betweene the skinne and the flesh 303
betwixt 254
beautie 599. 612
to beautifie 804
beautified 642
beautifull 270
beautious 849
beware 1001
to bewayle 962
bewitching 1054
bewitchings 865
beyond sea 465
the Bible 656
a bibliotheke 780
to bid Ent. 13
bidden 567
a Biere 464. 1028
bigge 839
a Bile 307
a Bill 387. 934. 1009
bills 137, 138
billets 749
to bind 694
binding 807
to bind unto 978
to bind up 793
a Birch-tree 105. 289 296
Bird-lime 150
birds 137. 423. 433
birth 844
a Bistard 143
to bite 178
bitter
Bitume 97
blacke 326
blacke and blew 327 309
blacke Beetles 215
the Blackeberry 131
a blacke-berrie bush 131
blacke blood 320
a blackish fish 160
a blacke Marle 146
blacke Puddings 414
blacke state 784
[Page]blades 539
the bladder 592
blankets 39 [...]
blasphemous 666
a blasting 38
blasts 72
a blay 159
a Bleake 159
bleare-eyed 306
bleateth 17 [...]
blessed Clau. 6
blessing 918
blew 3 [...]7
blind 306
blind mans bus [...]e 1012
blindnesse [...]91
blind of one eye 174
block houses 637
blockish 237. 276 346
blood 262
blood suckers 210
bloody [...]50
a bloody fluxe 295
blotted out 339. [...]69
blots 78 [...]
a blow 30 [...]. 699
to blow 41
blowed 242
bloweth [...]39
a blue-beatle 129
bluddings 4 [...]4
blunt 824
to blush 9 [...]
a boare 176
boards 372. 547. 547
boareth 181. 535
boasted 912
a boate 473
a bodie 11. 232. 132 306. 852. 853
the body of a tree 101
bodily 4
a bodkin 520
bold 1015
bolls 574
a bond 718
the bond of wedlock 618
a bone 289 301
bones 233
a bonnet 521. 526
bony 183
borage 129
bordering 725
borderers 837
borders 723
borne 142
borne up 85 [...]
borne within the towne 643
borroweth 934
booke 926
bookes 769. 781. 793
booke-binder 793
booke of accompts 926
book of records 784
booke-seller 793
bootelesse 878
bootie 742
bootes 426
booties 757
bother 511. 512
botches 306
botheth 512
both 622. 656.
bottle 576
bottome 58
bottomelesse pit 2
bottome of thread 506
bouget 491
bought 502
boulted 396
bound 452
bounder 62
bound hard 451
bounding 9
bounds 723
bountifull 922. 950 967
bountifully 673
bow 736
bow downe 550
bowed to the ground 27. 9
bowells 260
bowelled 437
bowle 1012
bow-net 421
boweth 1 [...]2
bowyers [...]20
boyled 451. 582
boyled b [...] [...]2
[Page]boyled broathes of flesh 582
boyleth 427
boyish 10 12
braceletts 526
to bragge 882. 912
the braine 332. 342
the braine pan 289
a brake 504
a bramble 131
branches 100. 374. 440
branded 698
a branding iron 698
to brandish 738. 749
branne 396
brasse 541
a brasse pot 427
to braule 988
the brawne of the skinne 312
to bray 73. 172. 393
braying 181
brazen pieces 748
braziers 541
breach of promise 685
bread 398. 399. 566
bread made of bran 398
the bread market 649
readth 374. 830
[...] breake 72. 114. 307. 723. 751
a breakefast 580
to breake ones fast 580
to breake in 726
to breake out 754
to breake up 382
breakings out 742
a breame 160
the breast 245. 265
breath 206
to breath out 320
breathing 292
breathing through 268
bred within the town 643
to breede 140. 286. 366. 622.
breeding aliue 157
breeding spawnes or egges 157
breefe 777
brethren 624
briars 131
bribes 689
a bride 613
a bride chamber 618
a bridegroome 613
a bridehouse 618
a brideman 613
bride-maidens ibid.
bridewells 697
a bridge 476
a bridle 452
to bridle 697
bright 7. 82
a bright yellow 330
brimstone 97
the brinck 604
brine 61
to bring 260. 807
to bring asleepe 125
to bring an action 685
bringeth 217. 115
to bring forth 140
to bring out 210
to bring out of 465
a bristle 513
bristled 198
britches 519. 522
brittanie 840
brittanish 67
a broach 427
broad 237
broad aboue 812
a broad hat 486
broad leved 107
broad streets 640
broaken 54. 698
broath 458. 583
broath of hearbs 582
a brook 53. 200. 421
broomes 603
brothell houses 899
brother germaines 624
a brother in law 615
brothers childrē 626
brought 474
brought forth 744
brought into 567. 685
brought out of 495
[Page]brought out of a custome 711
brought up 760. 917
the browes 239
the brows of hills 70
browne 326
browne bread 398
to broyle 427
to bruise 73. 455
bruised 163. 504
bruised in pieces 74
bruising 309
brushed 602
brushes ibid.
brute 980
brutish 897. 968
brutishly 896
a bubble 60
to bubble over 430
to bubble up ibid.
a bucke 191
a bucket 604
a buckler 733
a buckler like a halfe moone ibid.
buckles 523
a buffe 192
a buffet 699
buglosse 129
a bugle 192
buildeth 534
building 651
buildings 530
buildings of pleasure 556
builded up 544
to build up 533
built upon 856
a bull 173
bullets 748
a bulrush 133
bulrushes 132
bulwarkes 637
a bunch in the backe 277
bunch backed 306
bunnes 566
a bunting 148
burgesses 643
a buriall 1028
burialls 1029
buried ibid.
buriall bankets 1033
to burne 30. 31. 33. 1030
burned 698
burning 312
a burning coale [...]1
a burning flame 29
a burning lake 1048
a burning savour 320
burstnesse 299
to burst out 5 [...]. 754
to burthen 189
burthened 757
burthens 459. 563
a bushell 817
businesse 344
a buskin 520
a bustard 143
busie 887
a busie body 909
but 6. 122. 360. 630. 121. 5. 9. 123. 937
a butcher 413
a butler 427
but rather 783
butter 409
a butterie 427
butterflies 215
butts 441
the buttocks 250
buttons 523
but yet truly 579
to buy 499

C

A cabbage 120
a cable 469
a cage 425
caesar 702
cakes 401
a calender 833. 835
a caldron 427. 409
the calends [...]35
a calfe 408
the calfe of the legge 248
to call 7. 31. 615. 625. 1048
called 669
calling 958
to call together 654
to call upon 656. 666
calme 467
calmely 975
[Page]cambridge 519
a camell 167
a campe 741
camphire 117
a can 543
can 857
can be [...]03
a canker 308
candie 840
candle light 786
a candlesticke 788
a cane 530
a cannon or rule 666
a cannopie 594
cannot 724. 966
cannot be 5. 163
a cap 521
capacitie 838
a cap-case 491
a cape of land 845
capers 578
capon 585
captaines over hundreds 731
captaines over thousands 731
captious 910
captiues 758
carbunckles 306
carded 504. 510
to care 348. 376
care 763. 767. 867
carefully 689
carefullnesse 356
carelesnesse 366
careth not 871
a carfax or foure wayes 483
carnation 330
a carpe 160
a carpenter 535. 370
a carper 910
a carre 404
a carret 120
to carrie 34. 114. 376 389. 404
to carrie about 28
to carry away 1016
carried 392. 459
carried away 877
a carrier 464. 1016
carrieth 376
a care 389. 457
a carter 452
cartilages 233
cart rutts 462
a cart with two wheeles 457
to carue 825
a carver 825
carryage 503
a casket 920
a cassocke 733
to cast 469. 749
to cast backe 324
to cast downe 955 1057
to cast forth 748
to cast forth a sweet smell 608
casting 306
a casting net 423
a castle 469
to cast off their old skinne 205
to cast on 590
to cast out 260. 261
casuall 1040
a cat 203
a catalogue 782
a catastrophe 1022
to catch 186
to catch hold of 313
to chatechise 658
a catterpiller 209
cattell 213
cavalrie 732
caught with the hooke 422
a caue 69
cavills 916. 987
to cause 596
a cause 351. 801
to cause barrennesse 50
caused 344
to cause to tame 975
a caution 934
to cease 170. 1010
to cease from sorrowing 288
a cedar tree 106
to celebrate 1024. 1050
celebrated 1029
a cellser 211
a cellsure 446
a cellar for beere 560
[Page]a cellar for wine 560
a censer 670
to censure 766
a center 811. 820
a centurion 731
ceremonies 661
certaine 117. 883
certaintie 797
a cesterne 647
to chafe 964
chaffe 390. 391
a chaffer 434
a chaffinch 146. 424
a chafindish 583
chaines 367. 461. 566
a chaire 568. 768
a chalice 574
chalke 97
to challenge 931
a chamber 556. 592 920
a chamberfellow 981
a chamberlaine 706
a chamber maid 529
a chamber-pot 557 592
chamomill 129
a champion 1019
to chance Ent. 10. 1039
chance 365
chanceth 881
a change 14
changes 1037. 1041
changing 404
a chancell 670
a chancellour 706
a channell 604
a chanser or singer 655
a chaos 6
a chaplaine 664
a chappell 664
chaps 472
a character Ent. 8. 793
chards 1012
to charge 492. 685
charge 635. 925. 1051
a charge 679
to charge a peece 737
charged 757
a charger 434
charges 715. 729
charitie Clau. 7
a chariot 457. 460
a charriot drawne with foure horses 457
a charriot with three horses or two 457
chast 897
chastisement 942
chastitie 899
to chatter 153
a chatterer 903
chaulkie clay 97
chawing 572
to cheapen 498
the cheekes 241
the checke bones 241
cheerefulnesse 746
cheese 409. 587
a chest 564. 790. 867 920
a chest maker 5 [...]
a cheverell 175
chewed 259
to chide 988
chiefe 579. 854.
chiefly 88. 689
chiefe persons 719
chiefe rulers 707
chiefest 554
chickens 433. 585
a child Ent. 8. & 228 619
a child-bed woman 62 [...]
childhood 222. 227
childish 1012
childish things 227
children 228. 618. 622. 628. 636. 763
chilled for cold 40
a chimney 33. 427. 428
a chin 34 [...]
to chinke 47 [...]
chinkes ibid.
to chip 535
a chip axe 535
chippings 603
chips 535
[Page]to chirpe 153. 216
a chirurgion 866
chitterlings 414
to choake 293
choaked 386. 698
cholerick 237
the cholick gut 297
choller 263
to choose 702
chosen 704. 930
chosen out 781
a chough 153
christ 656
christian 629
christmas 833
a church 646. 666
churches ibid.
church yard 1029
churlish 986
to chuse 855
the chyle of meate 260
cinamon 127
a cipher 309
a circle 44. 811. 836. 1018
the circle about the moone 51
a circuit 811
circular 811 813
a circumference 811
to circumcise 675
circumspect 880
circumstances 848
citrons 116
a citie 646. 708
a citizen 638. 677
a civet 320
civill 571. 914
clad 525
a clarke 654. 679. 706
claspes 523
classes 778
a claw 165
clawes 141
clay 73
clayie 385
to claime 912
cleanely 781
cleanelynesse 599
cleare 8. 773. 823
cleare of 1000
to cleaue 537. 599
to cleaue together 234
clearely 802. 850
clearer 59
cleare from dregges 441
clemency 712. 717
a client 687
a clift 795
a clift of a pen 769
a climate 836
a clime 191
climing up 534
clipped 501
a cloake 525
a cloake maker 541
a cloake with a hood 519
cloath 510. 525
a cloath 603
cloathed 705
a cloathier 820
cloathing 369
cloath working 509
cloaven boards 538
a clocke 647
a clocke maker 370
a clod 73
close 548
closed 1007
closely 741
a close stoole 557
close together 815
a cloud 35
cloudy 51
cloved 126
cloues 127
a club 697
clubs 749
clownishnesse 914 988
a coach 167
a coale 31
coale-blacke 326
coales 428
a coast 836. 839
a coate armour 519
a coate of mayle 733
coates 521
to coble 512
a cobler 512
cob-webs 217
cockall 1012
[Page]a cockatrice 206
a cocke 152. 446
a cock-boate 474
a cocke of hay 411
cockle 123
Cockles 208
a cod 159
the cods 174
a coffer 564
a coffer makes 538
a coffin 464
cogging 996
a coife 520
a colander 432
cold 46
a cole rake 434
colewort 120
collaterall 626
a colleague 702
collected 320
collections 664
a Colledge 682
collops 414
a collor 602
collers 526
a colonell 731
a colonie 211
a colosse 825
to colour 510
a colourer 824
colours 325. 824
a columne [...]44
a combat 747
a combe 607
to come 222. 290. 337 349. 361. 362. 363
a comedie 1022
to come from 29
to come in by stealth 766
comely 23. 374
to come out of 819
a comete 50
cometh 222
to come there from 546
to come to minde 975
to come to passe 488
to come upon 736
comfort 288
to comfort 656
comforted 294
a command 1052
to command 716
commanded 1051
commandemets 656
to commend 98 [...]
commendably 942
commendation 942
commended 598
commentaries 848
commerce 496
comming 673
to commiserate 365
commissioners 707
to commit 871
committed 943
commodious 474. 548
commodiously 1006
common 803
cōmon apparell 521
cōmon draughts 648
the cōmon pleas 684
the common sense 333
common talke 908
a cōmonwealth 676
commō whores 698
to commune 1003
to communicate 772
the Communion 658
a company 655. 705
companies 731
a companion 489
companions 866
to compare 149. 854
compared 838
comparisons 804
compassed 811. 838
to compasse or goe about 23
compendiously 809
to complaine 359
complaining 957
a complaint 359
compleat 853
complexiō 237. 271
complices 1057
to compose 666
compounded 11
to comprehend 813 855. Clau. 1.
comprehending Cl. 3.
concave 822
to conceive 430. 807
concealed 909
[Page]conceit Ent. 6. & 336
concerning 662
to conclude 8 [...]2
conclusions 349
concocting 596
concord of mind 981
a concubine 899
condemned 690. 693
condisciples 775
condite 588
condition 961
conditions 928
a conduit of water 604
a cone 812
confections 588
a confect maker 400
confects 587
to conferre 3003. 1005
to confesse 830
confident 880
to confirme 347. 666
confirmed 681
a conflict 751
to confound 978
confessed 6
to congeale 415
congealed 39
a conger 161
to congratulate 365
a congregation 654
conjectures 349
to conjugate 791
conquered 755
a conquerer 757
conscience 659
consecrating 661
consent 610. 692
consent of hearts 981
to consider 819. 814. 838. 875
considerate 911
considering 849
to consider of 765
to consist 251. 830
consolation 977
consolidate 535
conspiracie 724
constancie 969
constant 970
constantly 340
constrained 937
to construe 791
a Consull 678
to consult 878
consulted on 678
to consume 1026
the consūption 1303
contagious 308
to containe 242. 816. 812. 845
contained 941
containing 560
to contemne 948
to contemplate 810
contemplative 857
contempt 513. 998
to contend 885. 1012 1018
content 923
contention 683
continencie 891
a Continent 836
continually 34. 152. 764
to continue 956
continued 815
a contract 610. 928
to contract marriage 611
contrarie 907
contraries 723
contrariwise 347
to convey about 404
convenient 604. 649. 660. 692
convenient time 991
conversation 973
connex 812
the connexe of the foot 149
to convey 260
convinced 659
a cony 197
a cooke 427
a cookes-shop 650. 657
coole 446
a cooper 541
to cope 1019
copper 92
a copper-smith 541
a coppie 796
Cords 388. 830
Coriander 127
[Page]corke 521
a cormorant 144
corne 40. 209
a corne-house 389
the corneile tree 115
cornels 746
the corn-market 249
a corner 544. 811
the corners of the eye 241
a corporall 731
corpulent 270
corrall 85
to contract 696. 770
to corrupt 13. 1002
corrupt 890
corrupted 368
corrupt blood 307
Corsica 840
a cosen germane 626
a cosen by brother or sister 626
a cottage 532
cotton 510
a couch 593. 899
to couch together 793
to covenant 927
a covenant 723
to cover 233. 451. 516
covered 183. 545. 554
a cover for the head. 486
a covering 545
the covering of a house 555
a coverlet 132. 590
covertly 991
to covet 877. 890
covetous 918
the cough 167
a colt 171
counsell 666
a counsellour 706
to count 809
counted 1040
to counterfeit 1021
counterfeit
counterfeit 848
counterfeited 442
counters 809
a countrie 759
the countrie 719
country men ibid.
countries 836. 840
couplings 89 [...]
courage 746
couragiously 955
a course 14
course garments 528
course of law 684
a court 646. 648. 692
a Courtier 705
courts 681
a court-yard 558
a cousin 615
a cowslip 128
a coward 957
a cowheard 406
a cowt 142
a cow with calfe 410
crabbed 904
crabbedly 885
a crabfish 265
to cracke 552
a cracking 46
to cracke 15 [...]
cracknells 401. 566
a cradle 220. 222
craftie 347
a craftie knave 889
craftie slights 1020
crafts-men 370
to crake 912
craketh 153
craking 957
the cram 138
to cramme 581
crammed 152
the crampe 305
a crane 145
a cratch 477
to crave 944
creame 409
to create 1
the creator 1050
a creature 4
creatures living both on water and on land 204
credited 378
a creditor 936
credulitie [...]84
to creepe 136
to creepe on the belly [Page] 205
creeping about 203
creeping things 205
acresser 430
a crest 152
a crevisse 165. 472
a cricket 216
to crie 153
to cry cuckow 153
to crie sobbingly 153
crisped haires 607
croaking 204. 205
a crocodile 204
a crooke 402. 820
crooked 167. 172
a crooked vaine 178
crooked swords 749
a crooked staffe 464
crooke legged 281
crookes 535. 734
the crop 138
a crosse 698
crosse 811
crosse barres 979
to crosse over 477
crosse paths 484
a crosse penny 500
crosse wayes 484
a crow 153
crowches 1015
a crowne 500
the crowne of the head 335
cruell 750. 802
crueltie 187
crumme 399
crumpfooted 281
a crupper 454
crums 217
a cruse 816
a crust 511
crusts 399
to cry 195
to cry out 944
a cryer 680
cryers about the streets 497
crying 219
crystall 86
a cubit 816
a cubus 812
a cuckow 153
a cucumber 116. 578
a cudgell 697
culled out 779
to cull out of 406
a culter 383
a culver 147
cumine 127
cunningly 544
a cup 448
a cup bearer 706
a cup board 574
cupping-glasses 863
a curate 663
cure 864. 858
cured 758
curds 409
curious 909
curled 607
to currie 451
a currier 513
to curse 965
cursed 936
a curtaine 595
curteous 903
a cushion 591
a custard 401
custome 661
a customer 707
cut 184. 259. 383
to cut away 374 440
cut downe 536
to cut downe ibid.
to cut in pieces 413
cut off 101
to cut out 698
to cut the throat 413
cutting 749
cymbals 670
a cylinder 812
a cypresse tree 106

D

A Daffodill 129
a daily Register 784
dainty 577
a daisie 128
dammage 685. 932
a damsell 611
dances 1014
dandraffe 278
danger 468. 893
dangerous 463. 756
to dare 957
darke 3
[Page]darkned 17
darknesse 14
darke russet 326
darkning 126
a dart 748
darting 306
to dash 550
Dates 587
a daughter 615
a daughter in law 615
daughters 620
daunted 957
a Daw 153
the dawning of the day 19
a day 18. 19. 302
the day before 1044
the day of ones birth 1052
a dayrie house 409
a dayrie woman 409
to dazle 1020
a Deacon 664
a dead body 1028
dead bodies 1030
dead flesh 320
deadly 303
a deadly crime 897
dead men 674
deafe 306
to deale 902
to deale gently withall 715
to deale fraudulently 989
deapth 468
deare 657
death 617. 634. 1034
a debter 936
debts 937. 938
to decay 546
the Decalogue 656
deceased 709
to deceive 353. 484
deceitfull 888
deceitfully 989
December 834
decent 234
to decide 683
deciding 693
decked 595
to declare 797
to decline 791
decreasing 16
a decree of the Senate 681
decrees 692
decrepite 226
to dedicate 687
defect 868
to defend 687 709
defender 1058
defensive 726
deferring 958
to defile 897
to define 799
deflouring 898
to deforme 277
deformed 270
deformitie 306
degenerate 123
a degree 6. 719
degrees 629. 949
to dehort 885
to deifie 674
delay 357. 688
delay of executing justice 693
delectablenesse in speech 914
deliberated 878
deliberated on 678
delicate 459. 608
delicious 608
a delict 870
delight 351 764
to delight 351
delightfull jestings 914
delightfulnesse 1011
to delineate 824
to deliver up 678
delivered Clau. 10
a deluge 57
to delude 1020
to delve 440
a delving toole 373
delusions 1020
demonstration 503
a den 530
Denmarke 840
denounced 725
to deny 685. 883
denyed 930. 947
to depart quickly 195
to depend 1026
to deplore 961
[Page]Depraved 890
deprived 940
to deprive of inheritance 628
depths 477
deputed 1048
deputies 707
to derogate 912
a desart 182
to descend 21
to deserve 942
deserved 759
deservedly 943
to desire Ent. 12. 355 918
desired 724
desires 355. 890
to desire to goe often to the stoole 295
desirous Ent. 1
a deske 655. 780 790
to despaire Ene. 13
desperate 697
to despis [...] 948
destinated 1007
destiny 1038. 1045
to destroy 306. 599
destroyed 547
destruction 150
to devise 990
to devoure 936
a devourer 892
devouring ib.
devoutly Clau. 8.
the dew 339
a dewlap 173
a diadem 703
a Dialectician 797
a diall 647
a diall set against a wall 826
a diamond 82
due 1012
dictates 790
did 1033
a Didapper 144
diet 859
to diffame 905
difference Ent. 2. 335 958
difficultie 292
diffidence 884
digested 439
digestion 259
to digge 373
digged out 87
to digge out 32
a digger of stones 534
diggeth 376
digging 197
to digresse from 802
diligence 598
diligently 763
Dill 127
dimension 814
diminish 944
to dippe 510
to direct 1040
directly 81. 235
dirt 486
dirtie 640
disagreeing 832
disagreement 828
to disappoint of 972
to disappeare 1054
to disburthen 54
to discerne 316. 741. 799. 855
discernable 823
discerning 823
to discharge 737
a discharge 938
discharge 759
a disciple 762
discipline 765. 808
discōmendation 932
discoursing 798
discreete 911
discussed 688
disdaine 974. 998
to disfigure 277
disgracefull 828
a dish-bearer 569 706
to disherrit 628
dishes 565. 577
dishes of meate 566
dishonestie 898. 900
dishonour 942
dismayed 362
dismisse 759
disobedience 628
disorderly 796
to disperse 48
to dispense 631
[Page]dispersed 752
to display sailes 466
displeasing 351. 353
to dispose 792. 798
disposed. 965
disposition 236
to dispraise 905
to dispute 799
disputes 798
disquieters 725
a disease 862
diseases 286
to dissemble 993
dissention 982
to dissolve 13
dissolute 102
dissolutenesse 766
the divell 673
divels 1056
divers 487. 129. 161. 209. 233
divers things 87
to divide 631
divided 663. 681
divideth 539. 588
divine 813. 849
to divine 672
diviners 671
divine service 657
Divinitie Clau. 3
to divulge 985
doating 877
doctrine 663. 666
a Doe 19 [...]
to doe Ent. 6. & 7. 21. 197. 313
to doe amisse 994
to doe a pleasure 976
to doe good 953
to doe harme ibid.
doe not Ent. 8. 789. 995
to doe one good or pleasure 9 [...]4
a dogge 178
the dogge starre 22
dogges 416
a dole 715
a dolphin 164
a dolour 862
doltish 265. 877
dominion 722
done 809 846
done or made Ent. 17. & 470
dooing 533
a doore 599. 551. 552
a doore-keeper 667
doores 639
a dormouse 200
dotage 289
doth more 619
dovblet 522
a doubet with sleeves 519
to doubt 436
doubtfull 798. 1022
doubfulnesse 349
dough 398
a drachme 818
a dragge-nett 421
a dragon 206
a drake 153
a draper 510
draughts 576
draughts 8 [...]0
a draught tree 461
to draw 210. 384. 803
to draw backe 596
to draw the thread 505
to draw up 64
drawing at 909
drawing forth 793
drawing neere 178
drawn 462. 744. 796
drawne out 446. 472 744
drawne out of 735
dread 361
a dreame 336. 344
dregs 442
to dresse 451. 513
a dresser of vineyards 340
drie 68. 313. 422
drinke 369. 860
a drincke 441
to drinke to one 576
drinking 892
drinking inke 796
drinkings 614
to drive away 522
to drive backe 736
to drive in 537
driven away 469. 573
[Page]driven back 754
driving away 744
driving forward 382
driving of 958
to drop downe 242
a droppe of water 60
the dropping of houses 37
the dropsie 303
drosse 10. 90
droves of big cattell 403
drowned 698
drowsie 226. 285
drudges 732
drugges 867
a drummer 746
a drunkard 894
drunke 896
drunken 894
dry 313. 422
to dry in the Sunne 507
dryed 392. 411
dryed in the smoake 439
dry things 587. 818
to dry up 342
to dry up presently 1. 99
due Ent. 12. 635. 660
a ducke 153
to ducke the head 344
a duell 1020
a dugge 408
dugs 244
a Duke 708. 719
a dulcimer 830
dull 237. 348
dulnesse 285
dumbe 274. 910
to dung 376
dunged 399
a dungforke 440
a dung hill 152 209
during 751
duskish 823
dust 73
dutie 941. 964
duties 716
a dwarfe 230
to dwell 182 335. 530. 665
a dwelling 548
a dwelling place 548
to dwell together 609
to dye 510
dyed 93
a dyer 510
dying 1025

E

each 570. 584. 854
each one 1. 15
an Eagle 141. 153
the eare 291
to eare 386
the eare of a pot 436
to eare twice or thrice 382
eared on both sides 436
eares 195
eares of corne 121
earings 526
an Earle 708. 719
early 598
earnest 934
earnest desire 358
earnestly 945
earnestnesse 592
the earth 62. 838
earthen 586
earthen vessels 429
an earth-quake 72
to ease 592
easily 272
easinesse to be broken 93
the east 28
Easter 833
East Northeast 43
the East winde 42
easie to believe 537
eatable 413
to eate 114. 413
an eate-Bee 148
to eate in the afternoone 580
eaten 111. 163
[Page]eating 210. 245. 892
eaves 556
every day 581
ebbing 65
an eccho 324
an ecclips 26
edgling 309
an edict 692
an Eele 159
effectuall 717
efficacie 832
egges 140
eight 27. 822
either 706
the elbow 252
an elder tree 104 131
elders 625
elegantly 805
elements ib.
an elephant 181
an elle 815. 816
an elme tree 107
elogies 805
eloquence 800
eloquent 802
embalmed 1028
an embassage 1051
an Embassadour 727
Embassadours 707
to embrace 622. 855
embracing 221
an embroderer 705
an emmot 217
an Emperour 731
an Empire 843
to employ 720
to employ ones selfe 222
emprisonment 700
emptie 471
emptied 472
emptying 863
empyriall 851
an Emrald 82
enacted 679
to encline 689
enclined 853
to enclose 425. 739
enclose 372
enclosement 639
to encompasse 374
encompassed 842
to encounter 1019
an encounter 751
to encrease 377. 501
Clau. 2
encreasing 16
an end 246. 461. 876 1016
to end 802
to endeavour 824
endeavours 355. 356
endeavouring 91
endlesse 683
to endure 955
to enfeeble 343
enfeebled 285
to enflame 746
engines 753
English Ent. 15.
Clau. 2
an enemie 726. 729 741. 695
enjoying 358
enjoyned 696
to enlarge 802
enlarged 642
ennobled 758
enough 385. 838
to enquire 797
to enrich 714
enrolled 729
to ensnare 999
ensnared 418
an ensigne bearer 748
to entangle 423
entangled 418
to enter 955
to enter into 549 670
enterlacing 807
to enterprise 875
to entertaine 494. 554
enticed 423
enticements ibid.
entire 368
the entrals 258. 414
the entrance into a house 549
an entrance 802
to entreat 948
to entreat gently 713 741
entreated 928
[Page]entreating 695
entred Clau. 2.
environed 604
envy 712
to envy 365
the epilepsie 304
an epilogue 802
an epistle 1007
an epitaph 805
epitaphs 1031
an epitome 219
equall 244
equall length of nights or dayes, or the Aequinoctiall time 21
equalls 1010
equally 27. 1010
erected 757
to erre 483
erronious 673
errour 349
especially 546. 708
to establish 666. 972
established 496
to esteeme 874. 999
esteemed greatly 874
eternall 1046
eternitie 1026
to evaporate 448
even 707. 836. 909. 965
evenly 796
even or odde 1012
even weight 819
the event 880
ever 784
every 722. 797. 872
every one 887
every thing 798. 799
every where 661
evident 848
evills 1052
evill spirits 1055
evolubilitie 1020
Europe 838. 839. 842
euxine ib.
an ewer 568
to exact 936
exaction 715
exactly 806
to examine 797
examined 688
examples 802
to exceed 187
exceedingly 986
to excell 841. 952
excellent 219. 132
except 137. 620
exception 688
exceptions 928
excesse 924
excessiue 912
excessiuely ib.
the exchequer 714
to excommunicate 660. 879
excrements 242. 260
excuseable 943
excusation 686
execrable 900
to execute 679. 707
execution 693
executors 697
exercise 785
exercised 760
an exhalation 45
exhausted 715
to exhort 885
an exiled man 700
exiling 700
to exist 2
to expect 1045
expedient 721. 783
an expedition 739
expence 925. 926
expences 729
experienced 347
expert 347
exploits 841
to expose to saile 413
expostulating 943
to expresse 824. 1021
to extend 822. 839
to extinguish 81
to extoll 912
extolled 759
to exulcerate 310
the eyes 237. 420. 1020
the eye lids 237

F

a fable 847. 846
a face 236. 599
a faction 518. 725
[Page]a factor 499
fading 1035
a fadome 815
a faggot 698
a faigned thing 155
to faile 620 869
failing 589. 868
fained 846
to faint 1010
fainting of the heart 294
faire 810. 881. 3005
a Faire 651
Faires 496
faire weather 51
Fairies 1055
faith 350
faithfull 990
a falkon 424
to fall 35. 750
the fall 368
to fall againe 222
fall-bridges 476
to fall downe 380
to fall downe as a swelling doth 299
fallen downe 547
falling downe 537
falling of haire 194
to fall into 418
to fall into ones mind 784
to fall out 364. 699
a fallow Deere 191
a fallowed field 380
to fall under the tree 109
to fall upon 29
false 349. 351. 855.
false accusers 988
false dealers 696
a false god 673
false gods 668
false hearted 958
falsehood 984
fame 908
familiar 989
familiar spirits 1055
a familie 632
famous 841
a fanne 573
a fanne to winnowe corne 451
a fanne to winnowe with 391
a fardell 492
fare money 503
fare thou well Clau. 9
a farme 378
a farmer 378
farre 845
farre distant 1005
farre from 833
farre from home 486
farre of 748
to fart 895
farthest 839
a farthing 500
to fashion 222. 543. 761
fashioning 823
to fasten on 237
fastned together 523
fasting 80 [...]
fastned 422
fate 1038. 1045
a father 622
a father in law 615
a father of a familie 632
fatherlesse children under age 630
a fathers brother 626
a fathers sister ibid.
fat 622. 415.
fatted 413
fatter 415
a faucet 446
a fault 870. 965. 993
favorable Clau. 6
a fawne 190
feare 353. 358
for feare 536
fearefull 195
a fearefull thing 230
fearing god 1044
a feast 577. 1033
feasting 892
a feast maker 567
the feast of the dedication 660
feasts of Bacchus 1024
feathered 137
feathered footed 144
[Page]feathers 136
feature 236
a feavour 302
Februarie 834
feeble 78
to feed 180
to feed greedily 892
to feed upon 148
feeding 663
to feele 332
feeling 134
feete 207
the feete 301
to feine 984
to fell 892
fellowes setting citties and houses on fire 698
fellowes 775. 867. 1057
females 158
a fence 372. 374. 637
to fence 239
fenced 545
a fencer 1019
fences 756
a fen ducke 144
a fenne 56
a ferret 201
a ferrie-boate 474 475
a ferrie-man 475 478
fervently Clau. 8
a fetule 766
fetched in 686
fetching out 793
fetching up 909
fetters 697
few 704
a fiction 231
a fiddle 831
a field 377. 420
a field-mouse 202
fierce 967
fiercenesse 968
the fift 252
fiftly 256
figges 585
a figge-tree 104
to fight 747
a fighter 1019
fighting 1020
a figure 800
figures 810. 813
a filbeard 114
a filbeard-tree ibid.
to file 540
a file ibid.
to fill 3. 138. 576
filled 591
a fillet 520
a fillip 699
filth 307. 472
filthinesse 599
filthy 898 900
finally 388
to find Ent. 1. & 313
to find out 345
a fine 696
fined 441
fine gold 88
fine linnen 705
fine meale 400
a finger 795
the fingers 242 253
to finish 666
finished 383
finnes 136
fire 428
a fire-brand 789
a fire pan 434
firme 399
firme land 840
firmely 969
a firre tree 106
first 30
the first Ent. 8.
the first entrance of an house 553
first fruits 665
to fish 421
a fisher-boate 474
a fisher-man 421
fishes 422
a fish-pond ibid.
a fish poole 421
fit 224. 441. 486
fitter 786
fitting 692
five 253
fixed 27
a flabell 573
a flag 466
a flaggon 450
a flaile 390. 697
a flame 334
to flame ibid.
[Page]flame colour 329
the flancke 269
flap-eared 276
a flat boll 575
flat footed 144
to flatter 999
a flatterer 711
flatterie 992
flat upward 241
a flawne 401
flaxe 564. 565
a flea 210
fleame 264
a fleece 605
a fleete 734
flesh 233. 320. 570
flesh colour 330
a flesh hooke 432
fleshie 270
flesh pies 401
a flint 77
a flitch of bacon 414
to floate on the water 469
a flocke 402
a flockbed 591
the floore 554
a floren 500
a floud 54. 469
flouds 469
to flourish 845
a flower 108
flower 396
flowing 9
flowing downwards 5. 7.
a flute 402. 820
a fluxe 295
to fly 136. 145. 752
to fly away 426. 535
a flye 573
to fly from 902
flying 215
a foale 711
foaming 419
a foard 467. 475
fodder 407
foining 749
to folde 511
a fold 405
folded 1007
folded up 418
the fold of a gowne 526
to follow 20
followed 796
fomentation 863
fond 877
food 181. 259. 284
foolish 877. 911
foolishly 516
a foote 550. 815
footemen 706
footemen in warre 732
a foote path 481
foote steps 416
a foote stoole 568
for Ent. 4. & 2. 30
for a day 635
for a moneth ibid.
for a yeare ibid.
for a fashion 771
to forbid Ent. 13
forbidden 629
force 724
force or vertue 5. 125
forced 716
the fore-deckes of a shippe 466
forefathers 625
the forefinger 254
a forefront or frontispiece 549
the forefront 738
a forehead 23
the forepart 249
the forepart of the head 333
a forerunner 305
the foreskinne 675
the foreteeth 259
to foretell 51
for ever and ever Clau. 10
the foreward 51
for feare 766
to forge 539
forged 8 [...]8
forgetfulnesse 339
to forgiue 905
to forgoe Ent. 6
forgotten 340
for honestie sake 601
a forke 440
a forked way 483
[Page]forme 778. 800. 851. 824
a forme 800
to forme 543
formes 778
formost 1008
fornication 898
a fornicator 899
forraine 726
forrage 124
forrests 180
forrest trees 104
to forsake 617
to forsweare 906
to forswearer 723
forth 72
forthwith 474. 978
a fortification 639. 739. 750
to fortifie 734
fortresses 756
fortunate 953
fortune 1039
a fortune-teller 1020
foulded about 251
found 596. 901
a foundation Ent. 4
founded 544
a fountaine 53
foure 6. 251 816
foure cubits 815
foure fingers 816
foure footed creatures 136
foure hands breadth 816
foure square 812
a foure square figure 812
fourteene yeares old 222
the fourth part 631
fowlding 639
fowle 137. 437
a fowler 423
fowling ibid.
a foxe 194
fraite 1010
a frame 232
to frame 222. 534. 761
framing 823
France 840
frankincense 117
fraud 989
fraught for carriage or passage by water 475
free 616. 644. 718
a free denizon 645
free from 780
freely 690 976
freemen 643
french Ent. 15 Clau. 2
a french hood 526
a french peacock 143
french wine 584
a frenzie 273
frequent 496
fresh water souldiers 732
frettings in the belly 297
a frication 863
a friend 989
friendly 973
friendship 990
a fringe 526
fritters 401
frivilous 903
to frize 38
frizeled 607
a frizeling bodkin 607
a frog 204
from 44. 262. 872
from thence 358. 533
from town to towne 446
frontiers 723
froward 885
frowardly 958
frowardnesse 870
frowning 237
frozen 39
fruite 108. 386
fruites 121. 117
fruitfull 279. 380
fruitfulnesse 841
fruitlesse 105
frumentie 570
to frustrate 355
to frye 427
fryed 438. 584. 585
fryed meates 583
a fryer 664
a frying-pan 427
a fugitiue 578
[Page]full 266. 284
a fuller 510
the full moone 536
full of eyes 587
full of knots 537
full of poares 399
full of words 910
fulnesse 366
a fume 966
the fundament 260
a funerall 1028
funerall 1029
funerall feasts 1033
funeralls 1029
funerall songs 1030
furious 877. 822
a furlong 815
a furnace 89. 561
furnished 402. 557
a furred cloake 519
furred things 514
a furrier ibid.
a furrowe 56
furrowes 383. 420

G

A gad-bee 213
to gad up and downe 701
gaine 495
to gaine-say 883
galingale 127
a galiot 479
the gall 263
a gallerie 556
a gallon 816
a gallowes 697
galls 115
a game 1017
a gammon of bacon 414. 582
a gander 155
the gangrene 308
to gape 344. 472
gape 242
gaping 470
a gaping 72
a gaping in the ayre 45
a gaping mouth 178
garbaged 433
a garden 370
garden basil 129
a garden bed 374
garden buglosse 586
a gardiner 372
gards 516
to gargell 293
a garland 527
garlicke 126. 585
a garment 516
garments 209
a garner 646
to garnish 104
a gate 639
to gather 388
gathered 109. 320 411
to gather froath or scumme 430
to gather grapes 440
gathering 844
to gather together 654
to gather up 690
gawling between the toes 282
gelded 170. 175
a generall 731
to generate 13
generation 852
generous 967
genitorious 283
gentiane 129
gentilisme 1032
gentle 717. 903. 967
a gentleman 719
gentiles 668
a geographer 836
geometricall 812
a geometrician 810
gesture 800
to get 762. 977
to get before 881
to get favour & loue 973
getting up 534
a ghesser 661
a ghost 1033. 1055
a gibbet 697
giddinesse of the head 289
gilded 554
the gills 156
a gilloflower 128
a gilthead 159
ginger 127
a ginne 423
[Page]girded 735
a girdle 524
to giue 22. 332
to giue a name Ent. 2
to giue a proofe or tryall 682
to giue eare to 713
to giue legacies 631
to giue life 853
to giue sentence 689
to giue suck 221
to giue thankes 947
to giue up 690
to giue up the ghost 1027
given 332. 516. 570 615
given and granted 695
given backe 930
giving 407. 944
giving orders 661
glad 358
gladnesse ibid.
glaziers or glasse makers 541
glasse 86
a glasse 236
a glasser 574
glassie 562
gleaning 44
glew 538
to glister 27
glistring 82
a globe 812
glory 989. 1058
glory 912
a glover 497
gloves 521
to glow red 31
a glow worme 215
to glut 892
gluttinous 276
a glutton 892
gluttony 803
gnashing 419
a gnat 209. 210
a gnat-snapper 148
to gnawe 178
to gnaw or eate 209
gnawen 91
a gnawing in the belly 295
a goad 382
a goate 175
a goblet 574
God 662. 663
god bee with thee Clau. 9
godly 1044
godlinesse Clau. 4
god saue the Ent. 1
gods of the fields & woods 231
a god wit 145
to goe 165. 279. 480 486
to goe about 877
to goe about to cure 306
to goe about to take 159
to goe asunder 752
to goe before Ent. 12 664
to goe crooked 385
to goe forth 789
to goe forward 774
to goe into 549
to goe into exile 701
goe on 207
to goe on Ent. 11
goe on forward Clau. 2
to goe out 447
to goe out of the way 472
to goe to law 685
to goe to make warre 928
to goe to visit 1000
to goe under 375
to goe up to Clau. 8
goggle-eyed 275
going 480
the going downe or setting of the Sun 19
a going out 558
gold 88
a gold-finch 146
good 1. 237. 291. 364. 647
good cause 802
good or due Ent. 12
goods 495. 631. 920
good things 352
good will 977. 1147
a goose 153
[Page]a goose-berry bush 131
the gorge 293
a gosling 153
the Gospell 656
Gothland 840
got into 76
go to 258
gotten 919
to governe 467. 703
government 617. 647
a governour 706. 666
a gourd 116
the gout in the artiries 301
the gout in the feete ibid.
the gout in the hands 301
a gowne reaching down to the anckles 519
a Graecian 841
a graffe 374
to graft on ib.
a graine 449. 815
graines 816
a gramarian 791
Grammer rules 778
a granarie 646
a grandfather 624
grandmother ibid.
to grant 1040 Cla. 7
granted 351
a grape 376
grapes 587
grapells 734
grasse 412
grasse colour 328
a grashopper 216
a grasse worme 215
gratefull 828
grates 562
to gratifie 976
gratious 967
grave 904
a grave 1030
gravell 74
a gravell stone 79
graves 825
grave-stones 1031
Gray 200. 225
gray colour 327
gray-eyed 306
grease 415
great 189. 306. 428. 706
a great eater 580
a great grandfather 625
a great grandfathers father 625
greatly 624
great men 719
greatnesse 164
great nosed 276
a great number 782
greater 754
great sheetes 640
greatest 842
a great talker 910
great with yong 410
Greece 840
greedily 764
greefe 227
Greeke wine 584
a greene 371
greene 328. 788
a greene bower 530
greene dust 92
greene leaves 100
greene like leeks 328
a gridiron 427. 432
griefe 367
to grieve 359
a grievous crime 847
grievously 913
a griffin 155
to grind 395
to grinne 178
grips 388
gristles 233
a Grocer 497
a groat 500
the groine 247
Groineland 849
grosse 74. 396
groveling 594
ground 385. 422
the ground 856
grounds 378
to grow 85. 121. 1035
to grow cold 169
to grow hard 85
to grow night 20
to grow rich 918
to grow together Cl. 7
[Page]to grow worse 310
growne age 225
growne thereout 615
a grubbing axe 373
to grudge 965
a grudge 980
grunting 176
a grype 141. 155
a guard 706
a gudgeon 159
a guest 554
guests 567. 576. 584
gugawes 222
a guide 481
guifts 689
guile 989
guilefull 888
guiltlesse 690
guiltie 694
a gulfe 58
a Gull 144
the gullet 259
the gullet pipe 293
a gulligut 892
gum 118
gums 245
the gums 290
a gutter 555
a gyant 230

H

a habitation 548
habits or hoods for graduates 519
habitude 271
had rather 967
a haft 735
the haft of any thing 570
to haile 36
haile Clau. 9
haire 198
haire crisped or curled 526
haire hanging down 607
haire laces 526
a haire sieve 396
haires 225
hairy 185. 231
Halcycon 139
the halfe 631
halfe a bushell 817
halfe an ounce 818
halfe a pound. ibid.
halfe a yeare 23
halfe deafe 274
halfe full 17
halfe Islands 836
a Hall 648. 676. 706
to halt 281
haltbardiers 714
haltbeards 749
a halter 451
halting 281
a hammer 537
a hamper 564
a hand 822. 1008
a hand breadth 815
handed on both sides 436
handfull of twigges or branches 537
a hand gunne 737
handicrafts men 515
handicrafts trades 841
a handkercher 242
to handle 707
a handle 737
handled 310
the hands 252. 301
a handsaw 537
handsome 234. 548
hand to hand 749
hanged 429. 698
hanged by 735
hangers 749
hanging 466
hanging downe 461 788
hangings 554. 710
hanging upward 14
a hanging waggon 457
a hangman 697
to hang over ones head 955
to hang upon 112
to happen 367. 912
hapneth 488
happily 148
happy 983
a harbour 474
hard 70. 289. 313
hard breathing 292
[Page]hardened 91
hardening 312
harder 376
hardly 284
hardnesse 86
hard or sparing 923
hard questions 1012
a hard thing Ent. 5
a hare 195. 420
a harlot 899. 698
harnesse 461
harnesses 454
a harnesse scourer 540
a Harpe 830
a Harper ib.
a Harpie 255
Harquebusses 737
to harrow 312
a harrow 384
harrowing 386
harts-tongue 129
harvest 387
haste 1016. Clau. 3
to haste 456. 958
hasten Clau. 2
hastily 771. Clau. 2
a hat 521
to hatch 140
hatches 504
a hatchet 535
to hate 352. 958
hated of 1000
hatefull 946
hath 86. 134. 894. 842
hating 361
hatred 980
to have 212. 780. 837. Clau. 6
to have an action 685
to have in admiration 952
to have in execution 872
a Haven 474
to have no way out 641
having 521. 706
a hauke 141. 424
the haunch 248
haunches 250
hazard 1012
he 767. 1044
a head 550
the head-ach 289
head-bands 526
headinesse 955
a head-stall 451
heady 970
to heale 864. 865
healed 862
healthfull 859
health 860
a heape 372
heapes 389
an hearbe 119
the hearbe market 649
hearbes 209. 435
heard 333. 686
hearers 656
the hearing 322
hearken 741
a Hearne 145
the heart 265 656. 854
an hearth 427
the heart strings 268
heate 22
Heathenish 668
heaven 2. 851. 838. 1027. Clau. 8
heavenly 851
heavinesse 361. 363
heavines of the head 292
heavy 313. 958
a hedgehogge 198
the heele 249
heere 363. 662. 834. 841
heereafter 499
heere and there 750
herein 844
heretofore 390
hereupon 688
hee that uses both hands 257
a heifer 410
Helicampane 129
Helicampane wine 443
hell 1027. 1048
hell fire 1057
a helmet 733
to helpe 783
[Page]a helpe 486
helpe 921. 944 945. 977
helpes 729
helping 167. 533
hemlocke 130
a hemme 526
hempe 504
he must 114
a hen 153
hence 65. 822
a Herald 727
a Heralds coat of armes 519
a hereticke 666
a hering 162
a hermit 665
heroicall 758
a Heron 145
her owne 150
Hesperus, or the evening starre 24
a hewer of stone 792
to hide 14
to hide close 317
hidden 741. 882
hidden from 1043
hides 513
high 531. 652. 813. 829
higher 554. 693
highest 720. 778
the highest heaven 1048
an high forehead 273
a high-priest 670
the high-way 481
a hillocke 71
a hilt 735
him 793. 978. 989.
himselfe Ent. 11. & 4. 41. 48. 55. 81. 100. 149
the hind berry 131
a hinde 418
to hinder 29. 456
a hinderance 772
to hinder ones course 971
the hinder part of the head 337
the hinder part of the necke 244
the hinder part of the shoulder 250
hindred 349
a hindring 517
a hinge 552
hired 1032
his 763. 1057
his owne 152
hissing 20 [...]
Hissope 129
an Historian 847
an Historie 846
an Historiographer 847
hitherto 369
a hive 211
a hoare frost 39
hoarsnesse 267
hoary 331
hobgoblings 1055
a hog 176
Hogs puddings 414
to hold 242. 256. 367. 383
holden 795
to hold ones peace 985
holds 704. 756
to hold under 697
to hold up 589
a hole 197
hollow 276
the hollownesse of hand 252
an holme 104
holy daies 657. 958
the holy Ghost 656
the holy tree 131
home 757
honest 872. 969
honesty 935
honey 211
honour Clau. 10
honoured 758
a hood 521
hooded 664
a hoofe 171
a hooke 387. 421 820
hookes 185. 523. 734
hope 845. 355
to hope well Ent. 13
hops 445
[Page]a horne 406
a horne-owle 143
hornes 189
a hornet 212
horrible 64
horrour 362
a horse 168. 45 [...]. 463.
a horse boat 474
a horse cloath 454
a horse coller 461
a horse combe 451
horse haires 422
a horse keeper 172. 451
horse let to hire 457
a horse-litter 459
horsemen 458 732
a horse-mill 395
horses 649
an hospitall 652
an host 489
hostages 74 [...]
hostes 668
hot 7
to be hot 313
hot baths or waters 600
hot embers 30
a Hovell 495
to hold 256
a hound 417
an houpe 148
an houre 28. 826
houres 64
a house 544. 549
house eaues 545
a house of office 592
houses 700
houshold 167
houshold stuffe 920
how 317. 319. 354. 809. 1015
how comes it to passe 923
how great 424
to houle 403
a huckster 497. 512. 400
huge 825
humane 760
humanity Ent. 17
humbing 211
to humble 912
humming 185
humours 98
an hundred pound waight 818
Hungary 640
an Hungarie duccat 400
hunger 343. 860
hungrie 284. 403
to hunt 416
a hunter ib.
a hunting nagge 443
a hunting staffe 419
to hurle headlong 880
a hurlet 520
hurt 932
to hurt 550. 953. 985
hurtfull 710. 855
hurting 813
to hurt with violence 44
a husband 609. 614
an husbandman 377
husbandrie 719
the husbands brother 615
huskes or cods 821
a hutch 564. 867
hyre 542
hyred 542
a hymne 655
an hypocrite 659

I

A Jack-dawe 153
a Jade 463
a Jakes 648
a jangling fellow 687
Januarie 834
a Jasper 82
a javelin 748
a jayle 697
Icie 66
an Idea 4
an Ideot 760
the Ides 835
idle 959
idlenesse 766
an idle talker 911
an idoll 668
a jerkin 519
a jester 910. 1020
jesting 699
[Page]to jet up and downe 701
a jewell 920
Jewels about ones necke 526
Jewes 675
if Ent. 1. 6. 11. & 35. 38. 72. 73. 74. 159. 178. 287. 764
if in any place 55
if it be not 29. 163. 242
ignominy 1001
ignorance 149. 366
ignorant 700. 943
an Island 836. 840
Ile 713. 873
an ill deed 943
ill to cleave 537
to illuminate 14. 802
an image 333. 825
an image maker 825
imagination Ent. 6. & 5
to imitate 775. 336
an imitatour 199
immoderate 267
immoderately 905
to impaire 310
to impart 922
an impediment 971
to implant 5
important 719
importunate 946
imposed 696
impossible 877
an Impostor 994
an impostume 306. 307. 315
impressed 338
impulsion 943
to impute 943
in 792
in a few words Clau. 2
in a manner 843
in a readinesse 569
in a tempest 52
in authority 664
inbred 306
incense 117
incessantly 958
incest 209. 898
incestuous 616
an inchantment 865
included 273
incommodious 548
inconsideracie 870
inconsiderate 877
inconstancie 969
to increase 222
increase 944
to inculcate 764
to incurre 998
to indeavour to passe 774
indeed 408. 911
Indian 843
indifferently 954
individuall Clau. 10
in due season 991
indulgent 636
industrious 347
indwellers 643
in earnest 979
infamous 2001
infamy 942
an infant 222. 619
the infantery 732
to infect 308
infection 50
an inferiour 973
inferiour 1046
to inferre 847
infinite 683
inflamed 45
in flocks or companies 145
influence 832
to informe 764
informer time 844
infused 853
ingeniously 997
ingratitude 948
ingraved 82
to inhabit 182. 530
an inhabitant 643
an inheritance 630
an injury 905
inke 794
an inke-horne 780 794
in love 901
inmates 641
an Inne 650
the inner barke 103
an inner roome 557
inner roomes 553
[Page]innocent 690
innumerable 1046
in old time 617
in other places 68. 707
in other some 531
in other some places 69
an inroade 742
an inscription 1007
the inside 812
in sight or view of all 1023
to insinuate 802
insolently 912
in some manner Cla. 1
in some places 531
inspiration 671
instead 198
instead of 712
instinct 671
to instruct 763
instructing 656
instruction Ent. 13
an instructer 762
an instrument 799
integritie 1049
intelligence 345
intelligible 773
intent 969
intention 8. 77
intercession 695
to intermeddle 987
intermingled 586
internall 638
interposition 26
an Interpreter 485
to interpret 656
interred 1029
in the day time 142
in the evening 24
in the ground 75
in the meane time 631
in the morning 24
in the night 142
in the open aire 488
an inticement 893
into 100. 180. 260. 793
to intreate 945
in truth 1054
in time past 390
an invader 736
in vaine 306
an invasion 742
to inveigh 964
to invent 347
invented 395
invention 802
invested 4
invited 567
an inundation 57
inward 271
in what place soever 489
to inwrap 269
joints 253
a journey 456
joyfull 986
joyfully 387
joyfulnesse 660
to joyne 732
joyned 766
a Joyner 535
to joyn together 793 798
to joyne unto 702
joyning 723
Ireland 840
to irke 945
iron 91. 429. 539
hot iron 385
an iron crowne 542
irons 460
is at hand 597
is called 47
is it so? Clau. 2
an Isle 836
is made 60
is next it 90
is red 79
is striken 48
is subject 194
issue 55
to issue out 53
it Ent. 5.
Italie 840
it be 74
it can 93
itching 286
item 625
it is 44
it is the part 877
it is thought 306
it lightheth 49
[Page]it may be Ent. 5
its Ent. 5. 14. 18. 25
its better 274. 493
it selfe 40
it shall be 73
it thundereth 49
a Judge 685. 689. 886
to judge 335
iudged 855
iudicious 762
a Jugge 543
a Jugler 1020
iugling 1020
July 834
June ibid.
Juniper 110
Junkets 400. 487
Ivory 705
Jupiter 25
Juray 123
iurisdiction 722
iust 947
iustice 927
iustified 690. Clau. 7
a iusting place 1008
iustly 690
iuttings out 556
iuyce 441. 417

K

A Keele vat 441
the keele of a shippe 472
to keepe 898
to keepe from 659
a Keeper 1052
the keeper of the great Seale 706
a keeper of the storehouse 427
to keepe safe 563
to keepe secret and close 985
to keepe under 697
to keepe warme 121
the kell 269
kemmed 607
kept 650. 677
kept close 882. 908
kept in 941
kept secret 882
kerchers or hoods for woemen to be Churched in 520
a kerchife 526
a kernell 114
a kettle 427
a key 559
a kibe 301
kicking 169
to kill 206. 303. 413
killed 419
kill houses 392
to hill Sacrifices 668
a kind 5. 624
to kindle 786
kindled 428
kindes 214
a kinge 703. 720
a Kingdome 718
Kingly 710
a Kingly house 651
the Kings evill 277
Kings houses 171
the Kings patent 707
kinred 629
kinsmen by marriage 615
kinsmen of the same blood 624
kins folkes 951
a kirnell 449
to kisse 622
kissings 898
a kit 543
a kitching 428. 560. 582
a kite 141
a knave 988
to knead 398
a kneading trough 398
knee-hose 521
the knees 248
a knife 570
a Knight 708. 720
knit 523
to knit 798. 857
knitches of twigges 537
knitted 372
knittings 253
to knit together 538 718
[Page]to knit unto 978
knives 569
to knock against 550
to knock at a gate or doore 549
to know 741. 801
to know certainely 883
to know or be skilfull in 481
to know throughly 351
knoweth not 227. 975
knowledge 347. 349. 366
know 998. 1008
a knuckle 253

L

Laborious 1013
laborious things 227
labour 355. 955
laboring beasts 167
lacesse 564
lacke 920
a lackie 706
lacking a way 463
lack of civilitie 914
lack of punishment 966
laden 471
laid 428
laid in shockes 411
laid open 559. 638
laid out 838
laid upon 463
laid within 1029
a lake 421. 408
a lambe 173
lambs flesh 431
lame 368
lament 961. 1032
to lament 962
lamentable songs 1032
a lampe 14
a lamprey 159. 161
a lance 306. 749
to lance 606
land fallowed in the spring 380
a land-floud 57
a landlord 719
lands 378
a language 485
languishing 294
a lanterne 789
the lappe 622
a lapwing 148
larde 321
large 448. 548. 575. 795
largely mouthed 276
a larke 106
lascivious 897
a laske 295
last 265. 834
to laste 834
lasting 303
lastly 844
last of all 759
latchets for shooes 521
lately 582
latine Ent. 15
latten 93
the latter crop 412
the latter part 244
a lattice 550
latticewise 562
to laud 1040
laud 942
a laver 568
to laugh aloud 917
laughter 323
a laurell or bay tree 115
lawes 703. 865
lawfull 866
lawfull meanes 918
a lawyer 687
to lay Ent. 4
to lay downe 537
to lay out 423
to lay out in the Sun 507
to lay siege 739
to lay up 211
lazie 459
lecherie 898
a leachour 900
lead 698
to leade 402
leaden 545
a league 822
[Page]leane beasts 413
to leane upon 119
leanings out 556
to leape 186
to learne 764. 806
learned 774. 1003
learned by heart or without booke 772
learned men 760
a learner 768
learning 777. 780
leasurely 881
least 203
least that 242
leather 513
a leather dresser 515
leave 659
to leave 481
leaven 399
leavened ibid.
a leaver 542
leaves 186
leaves of any mettall 539
lee 513
a leeke 126
the lees 375. 442. 447
left 388. 390. 916
the left hand 156
a left handed man 257
left in another mans keeping 930
left out Clau. 3
legerdemaine 1020
the legges 248
legges bowed inward 281
a legion 731
legums 122
a Lemmon 116
to lend 934
lended 933
length 839
to lengthen 16
the leprosie 278. 308
lesse 298
lesser 190
to let 980
to let a scape 896
to let loose sails 466
let out 458
to let to hire ib.
lets 971
a letter 1007
letters Ent. 8. 1005
letters of exchange 487
lettice 120
a letting 517
letting blood 863
lets or hinderances 492
Levandula 129
levied 729
levell 811
levelling at a marke 737
levels 819
a Libard 186
Libbards bane 136
a libd sow 176
liberall 841. 922. 950
liberall gifts 703
a Librarie 780
Libya 845
licentiousnesse 696
to licke 571
to licke over againe 807
licourish 131
licorously 892
a lid 543
a Leidger 707
life 134
to lift up 535. 550
lifting up 313
light 7. 266. 789
to light 786
to lighten 592
lightly 462
lightnesse 969
lightning 45
light red 329
the lights 266
lightsome 313
a light souldier 747
like 85
the like 933
like a horne 17
like distance 374
likenesse 86
likewise 8. 278. 500
a Lillie 128
lime 236. 422. 534
[Page]limed 423
lime twigges ibid.
limmited 837
limmits 723
linage 624
a Linden or Teile tree 107
linen 504
a line or levell 525
lingring 303. 958
lingwort 129
a linnen apron 601
linnen cloath 507
a linnen napkin 527
a Linnet 146
a lintell 122. 278
the lintell over the doore 550
a lion 193
a lippe 243
the lippes 242. 571
liquid 95
a lisper 274
to list 703
to listen 764
a litter 459
little Ent. 14. 35 [...]
a little Ent. 9
a little after 440
a little Asse 172
a little bed 670
a little bottle 60 [...]
a little bough 100
a little bridge 476
a little crowne 527
a little deske 790
the little finger 154
a little gravell 76
little haires 98
a little hill 69
a little house 532
little houses 530
a little knot 523
a little stalke 112
a little torch 789
a little tuffe 521
a little white cloud 35
a little world 852
a little young childe 221
Lituania 840
to live 148. 532
livelinesse 746
lively 860 958
lively image. 338
the liver 260. 262
liver puddings 414
a Lieutenant 706, 707
living 265. 377
a living creature 135
living creatures 167
a lizard 207
the loadstone 81
a loafe 566
a loaft 4 [...]1
loath 284
to loath 284. 352. 945
loathing 357. 366
a loathing stomacke 284
a locke 504. 559
locked fast ib.
locks 639
locks of haire 607
locks of wooll 591
a locust 214
a lodging 650
a lodging of turfe 530
a Logician 797
Logicke 798. 803
Lomentum 396
long 112. 422. 749
long agoe 338
long lasting 110
long lived 189
long nosed 276
a long time 544
aloofe 748
to looke 258. 275. 611
looke 462. 860. 880
to looke a [...]y upon one [...]83
to looke on 549
to looke through 5 [...]0
looke well to 819
looking after [...]i [...]de [...] [...]7 [...]
a looking-glasse 25 [...]
looking in beasts bowells 671
a loope 7 [...]
[Page]loose 518. 524
to loose 89. 358
to loosen 116
loosenesse 766
loosenesse of the belly 295
loosing of a joynt 281
Lord 1043
the Lord Clau. 10
a Lordship 722
the Lords Supper 658
losse 468. 495. 932
a loud voyce 323
love 132. 632. 7.
to love 352. 623
lovelinesse 973
lovely 958
loving Ent. 1
low 44. 531. 772
the lower part 268
lowest 16. 22. 778
low places 69
lowring 904
loyall 990
the loynes 250
luckie 953
lucre 422
a luminarie 26
a lurking place 930
lust 703. 897
lustfull 898
lusty 271. 860
a Lute 830
luxurious 924
to lye 594. 595
to lye hid 621
to lye in waite 403
to lye or leane upon 555
lying by it 266
lying hidde 210. 420
lying overthwart 268

M

Mace 127
madde 179. 877. 901
made 26. 35. 38. 60. 87. &c.
to be made 26. 35. 132. 38.
made cleane 574. 603
made desolate 755
made even or levell 374
made free 634
made knowne 985
made or counterfeited 442
made soft 504
made stedfast 544
made strong & stiffe 602
made up 411
madnesse 895
Magellanica 838
a magician 1052
a magistrate 721
magnificently 905
a maide 611. 633
a maiden 408. 632
majestie 712
to maintaine 687. 883
a maintainer 1058
a Major 678
to make Ent. 6. & 7. 21. 197. 313
to make a bargaine 498
to make account 846
to make a conclusion 678
to make a noyse 195. 55 [...]
to make banquerout 937
to make choice 684
to make cleane 407. 667
to make fast 559
to make garlands withall 128
to make good 695
to make haste 493
to make incision 606
to make legacies 631
[Page]to make madde 1056
[...]o make new againe 545
[...]o make of no effect 272
[...]o make ones selfe 998
[...]o make poore 925
[...]o make profession of 682
[...]o make rich 918
to make satisfaction 668
to make smoakie 787
[...]o make smooth 78. 538
to make strong 535
to make thicke 51 [...]
to make vowes Clau. 8
to make water 260
making to sweate 864
the male [...]90
a male 463. 491
a malefactour 650
malapartnesse 902
malicious 698
maliciously 870
maliciousnesse ibid.
a mallet 533
mallowes 129
man 219. 8 [...]
manacles 697
the mane of a horse 168
manfully 955
to manifest 1043
manifest Clau. 5
to mangle 255
manlinesse 227
manly 954
the manner 5. 661. 792
manners 800. 1002
a mannour 378
mans 853. 858
mans age 225
mans apparrell 519
a mansion house 548
a mantell 452. 525
a manucondiata 136
many 215. 279. 781
many shapes 814
many times 91. 612. 704
a maple-tree 115
marble 80
marble colour 326
march 834
a margent 783
a marriner 465
marriners 405 478
marish or fenny ground 130
a market 496
the market for corne, bread, hearbs, hay 49
to marke 784
a marke 237
the market place 640
a market towne 496
a marking iron 698
marle 97
a marmoset 199
a marquesse 708
matriage 609. 610. 617
marriageble 611
the marrow or pith Ent. 15. & 102
to marry 613
to marry the second time 616
marrying 629
mars 25
a marshall 731
a marten 201
martiall 750
masked 102 [...]
a mason 370. 534. 792
a mast 466
a master 633. 607. 762. 770
a master carpenter 533
a master of bathes 606
a master of a companie 682
[Page]a master of a shippe 478
the masters mate 278
masters 719
masticke 117
a mastive 403
mast or acornes 115
to match 611
a match 786. 788
matched 615
mathematicke 807
a matton 529
a mat 554. 589
a matter 4. 370. 719. 771
a mattock 373
a maund 564
a maw-worme 209
may be 367. 769. 797
May 834
meale 396
a meane 229
meanes 876
meane-while 344
to measure 14. 815
measure 499. 816
a measure of sixe bushells 817
measuring 814
meate 427. 569. 570
meates 585
the meazils 308
mechanicall 369
a meddow 411
a medicine 864. 867
mediocritie 868
to meditate 1003
a Medler 113
a medler 909
meeke 907. 967
meerely 689
meete 604. 720. 777
meeter 805
meetest 974
meetings 670
a Megazine 560
melancholie 263
mellow 111
melodie 827
melodious 146
a Melon 116
to melt 87. 541
melt 87
melted 93
a melting house 539
a member 214
memorie 771. 785
men 522
men-children 223
to mend 512. 965
mended 769
men say 502
a merchant 494
merchandize 498
mercifull 985 Clau. 6. 7
Mercurie 23
a merlin 424
merrinesse 699
merit 656
merry 358. 575. 914
a merry companion 1000
merry conceits 987
merry quippes 1012
mesaraicke 260
a messe of meat 566 582
messes 577
a messenger 1005
metheglin 445. 584
a method 777. 798
met 655
mettall 77. 87
the middest 845
the middle finger 254
middle land 842
a middle fort 399
the midriffe 268
the midst 235
a midwife 220
might 727. 1049
milde 717. 993
a mile 815. 822
to milk 408
milke 407. 408
milke colour 331
a milke cow 410
a milker of goates 142
a milke-house 409
a milking-pale 408
a mill 259. 395
a miller 397
millet 121
[Page]the milt 158. 263
minced meate 414
the minde 236. 237.
minded 345
mindfull 341. 975
to mingle 893
a mine 87
minerall 97
a Minister 656
Ministers 661
ministring spirits 1046
mint 129
mire 486
mirth 358. 987. 1012
to misbecome 972
to miscarry 620
a mischance 983
mischievous 936
mischievousnes 870
miserable 458. 961. 983
misfortune ib.
to misse 549
a mistaking 349
a mistresse 633
mistrusting 284
a miter 52
to mitigate 863
mittigation 700
to mixe 987
mixed together 586
mixt 211
mixture 829
a mocke 916
to moderate 890
moderate 905
modest 902
modestly 902. 948
moist 68. 95
moisture 384
a mole 197. 278
a mole-hill 197
to molest 210. 360. 907
molested 594
mollified 539
a moment 48
a monarck 702
a monasterie 664
a moneth [...]6
mony 500. 501. 920
monyes 730
a monke 664
a monky 199
a monster Ent. 8. & 161
a monstrous thing 1041
a monument 847
the moone 16
moorish 68
to move 151
more 820
a more-hen 143
more over 806
more vile 94
the morning 51
a morrice dance 10 [...]0
a morsell 572
mortall 1026
a mortall crime 847
mortar 534
a mortar 393. 435
moscovian 843
mosse 129
mossie 113
most commonly 554 587
most hard 92
most wide 2
a moth 209
a mother 220. 375 622
a mother in law 615
a mother of a familie 632
a mothers brother 626
a mothers sister ibid.
a motion 28. 134. 851. 832
to move 46. 552. 988
moveable 405. 849
to move it selfe 819
mouldy 321
a mountaine 69
mountanous 70
to mount or ascend 21
to mount up 191
to mourne before 1052
mournfull 363
mournfully 1028
mourning 323. 369. 1028
a mouse 103
[Page]a mouse-trap 203
a mouth 242. 259. 575
to mow downe 387. 411
a mower 387
much 288
much more 884
much talke 911
muck 206
mulberrie leaves 210
a mule 463
a muletour 172
a mullet 159
multiplyed 809
a multitude 780
munition 756
to murmur 947
a murtherer 698
muscles 233
the muses 780
a mushroome 134
a musician 827
musicke 710
muske 320
a muske cat 201
a muskin 149
must 385. 775
mustred 729
musty 321
mutations 1041
to mute 151
mute 274
mutilate 368
to mutter 957
mutton 431
mutuall 653. 982
a muzell 451
myrie 640
myrrhe 117
a myrtle-berrie 116
a mystach 243
a myte 209

N

A Naile 255. 535
naked 231
nakednesse 516
a name Ent. 2. & 101. 666
named 67
namely 107. 599
names of things 778
a napkin 571
narrow 237. 518. 548. 558
narrow streets 641
a nation 306
nations 723. 844
natives 643
nativity [...]052
nature 5. 890
naturall 599. 849
naturall Philosophie 849
naturall things 369
the navell 246. 320
a navew 120
naughtie 1002
naughtinesse 870
a navie 708
navigable 474
nayled 698
neate 540
a neather milstone 195
necessarie 434. 547
necessitie 493
the necke 244. 464
a neckerchiefe 527
a neece 627
a neeces daughter 627
to neede 945. 977
neede 337. 467. 726
neede be 790
needlesse 878
neede of 386. 487. 760
needes 683
needfull 523
needinesse 920
a needle 511. 819
neare 178. 810
neare by 557
neare friends 957
neglect 366. 877
negligently 310
to neie 170
a neighbour 653. 994
neither 291. 572. 689. 860
a nephew 627
a nephews son 627
a nerue 233
[Page]a nest 139
a net 418. 425
a nettle 129
never 50. 194
never done 910. 1049
new 111. 211. 440
new cheese 587
a Newte 207
new wine 441
a new yeares gift 951
the next 82
next day after 614
the nib of a pen 769
nicely 957
niggardly 922
nigh 648. 810
night birds 142
a Nightingale 146
nightly 596
the night Mare 594
night walking spirits 1055
to nill 352
Nilus, a river 842
nimble 960
to nippe 920
Nitre 97
a nit 210
no 849. 874. 903
to noate 704
noble 1001
Noblemen 457. 479
Nobles 719
Nobody 905. 953. 985
noise 64
a noise 746
noiseth 908
none 138. 144. 324. 783
the Nones 835
nor 906. 912
the North 28. 81
the North-East wind 42
Northerne 66. 839
the North winde 42
Norway 840
the Nose 241
the Nostrils 242
not 49. 181. 796. 912
notable 168
a Notary 790
a note booke 779
not farre from 204
nothing Ent. 2. 11. & 1. 89. 95
nothing to doe 909
not knowing of it 943
not long since 338
notorious 696
notwithstanding 360 88
not yet 410. 998
November 834
to nourish 13. 622
nourishment 259
now 466. 617. 893
now and evermore Clau. 10
now and then 203 472
a nowne 792
noxious 884
numberlesse 1046
numbers 809
numbred 1040
Numidia 845
a Nunne 149
Nunnes 664
a Nurce 221
a Nurse-garden 375
a Nursling 221
nurtured 917
a Nute 207
a Nutmeg 127
a Nutt 114. 587

O

an Oake 115
Oare 9 [...]
an oare 122
Oates 123. 451
oaten bread 398
an oath 691
obedience 716
obedient 973
to obey 885
an objection 802
an object 823
an oblation 668
obliged 929
[Page]oblivion 339
to obscure 788
obscure 823
an obstacle 971
obstinacie 659
obstinate 970
obstinately 885. 94
obstruction of small guts 297
obstructions 295
to obtaine 803. 946
obtained 947. 724
to obtrude 882
occasion 876. 947
occupied 887
the Ocean 66. 842
October 834
odious 946. 1000
odoriferous 128
odours 319
Oeconomicke 632
of 880
of both parties 610
of brasse 435
of bricke 555
of feathers 591
an offence 890
offences 668
offended 973. 979
offenders 605
offending 8 [...]
to offer a price 498
offered 665
offerings 668
to offer sacrifice ib.
an officer of armes 727
officers 681
offices 224. 478
offices of love 652
officious 973
of full age 224
of glasse 562
of it selfe 686
of lead 555
of old time 393
of smaller account 43
of spring 844
of stone 415. 555
of straw ibid.
of stubble ib.
often 43. 374. 501. 688
oftentimes 341. 402
of the day 344
of which sort 370
of wood 562
old 584
old age 227
old cheese 587
an old garment 512
old men 228
oldnesse 1036
an old souldier 732
an old wife 226
olives 375. 578
on olive tree 104
O mee! 1015
omitted 878. Clau. 3
on 139
once 878
one 820. 837
on each side 21
one & the same 624
on either side 374
one eyed 274. 275
onely 866. 898. 956
one made to avoyd his country 701
one or the other 617
of ones owne accord 764
one thing 970
one to another 576
on both sides 550. 684
an onion 126
on set purpose 643
on the contrary 956
on the left hand 485
on the other side 842
on the right hand 483
on the side 235
on the suddaine 803
an Onyx 82
open 989. 1023
to open a doore 550
the open aire 649
opened 559. 1007
an opened mouth 178
openly 882. 991. 994
opinion 349. 678
opportunitie 877
an opticke 823
[Page]or 822. 838
an oration 802
an Oratour 803
an orchard 370
to ordaine 721
order 682
to order 1040
ordered 731. 955
orderly 145. 662
ordure 260
or els 1027
an orgaine 830
an ornament 280
ornaments 526
orient colour 331
an Orphane 630
an Oracle 673
orthographically 791
of osiers 564
osier twigs 372
an Ostrich or Estrich 149
other 854. 820
an other 235
another place 495
others 899. 823. 912. 913
othersome 110
other things 434
otherwise 803. 942. 998
an Otter 204
an oven 398
ought 812. 740. 968
oughtst 875
over 568
overlightly 771
overplus 1317
to over runne 1017
an overseer 663
the overseer of the hatches 478
to overshadow 374
oversparing 922
to overtake 417
to overthrow 990
overthrown 547. 753
to overthwart 958
overthwart 885
overthwartly 384
to overwhelme 937
an ounce 818
our 838. 1040
our selves 590
out 1. 4. 11
out living 630
out of 877. 427. 543. 568
out of heart 957
out of measure 870
out of ones wits 987
out of this 355
outrageousnesse 968
to out-runne 1017
the outside 688. 12
outstandings 556
outward Ent. 10. & 270
outwardly 863
owing 653
an owle 142
an owlet 142
owne 887. 899. 912. 927
the owners 554
oxe-heards 406
oxen 192. 381
an oxe-stall 406
Oxford 529
oyle 375. 586
oyntment 863. 867
an oyster 161

P

a Pace 815. 822
to pacifie 979
pacified 725
a pacing horse 455
a packe 491
a pack saddle 463
a Pagan 668
a page 706. 732
a page or leafe Ent. 16
paid 759
paine 286. 763 863
the pain of the loines 298
painfull 217. 1012
to paint 825
painted 554
a Painter 824
painting 599
a paire of sheeres or sizers 511
a paire of tongs 539
[Page]Sizers 511
a paire of tongs 539
pale 330
pale blacke 331
palenesse 285
a pallace 710
the palate 145
the palme 252
a Palmer-worme 209
the palsie 305
a Pan-cake 401. 588
pannick 121
a pannier 564
a Panther 186
panting 266
a pantofie 513. 521
a Pantrie 564
paper 769. 1006
papers 784
Papisme 664
paps 221
Paradise 516
a paralogisme 797
parasanges 822
a Parasite 711
a parcell Clau. 2
parched 392
parchment 769
to pardon 965. 978
parents 610. 635. 763
parget 544
a Parish 663
a Parke 371
a Parliament 719
a Parlour 567
a Parricide 698
a Parrot 154
parseley 120. 586
a parsenip 120
a part 7. 244. 245. 854. 803
to part 763
parted 842. 843
parted into 778
particular 852. 855
partly 845
a Partridge 143. 424. 585
a passage 463
to passe by 974
passed over 70
to passe over 475. 477. 505
passeth not 872
passing away 1035
passing over 503
the Passover 833
past 227. 1044
a Pastie 401. 585
pastime Ent. 9. 762. 1010
past time Ent. 9
pasture ground 404
to patch 512
a Patent 707
a patch 481
patience 488
patient 962
patiently 963
a patrimony 924
a patterne 232
paved 640
a pavement 563
the paunch 414. 893
a pawne 930. 934
payd 503. 645
to pay for 695
payment for passage by water 475
peace 727
peaceable 724
peaceably 975
a Peacocke 151
a Pearch 160
a pearch 423
a peare-tree 104
a peare 587
a pearle 84
pearced through 419
pease 396
a pease 121
a pecke 817
peculiar 15
a Pedagogue 765
a pedigree 624
a peece 31. 572
a Peele 398
a Peere 707. 719
peevish 877. 901
pellets 153. 1012
a Pellican 144
a pelt monger 514
a pen 679. 794. 795
a penaltie 696
to penetrate Clau. 8
[Page]a Peninsula 840
penitent 659
a pen-knife 769. 794
a penner 780. 794
a penny 500
pens 795
a pensill 824
pensive 237
Pentecoast 833
people 106. 716
the peoples lawes & statutes 681
pepper 127. 318. 585
to perceive Ent. 9 346. 924
perceiving 886
perdition 990
to perfect 807
perfectest 88
perfidiously 990
performed 1051
a perfume 608. 670
perhaps 822
a period 25
to perish 1040
a perjurer 723
permanent 1036
a perill 955
perpetuall 234. 336
to perplexe 1022
to persevere 969
Persian 843
to persist 958. 969. 971
a Person 942. 959. 102
persons 959
a perspective glasse 823
perspicuous 823
to persuade 803
persuaded 662
pertaining 955
perversenesse 365. 870
perverted 843
the pestilence or plague 306
a pestill 393. 435
a petition 686
a petticoate 521
a Pettifogger 687
pews or seats 667
a pewterer 370. 541
the phantasie 335 344
a Phenix 155
a Phesant 143. 585
Philosophie Clau. 3
a Phisician 866
Phisicke 858. 859
Phosphorus or bringing light 24
a phrase 779. 791
physicall 129
pibble stone 74
picked 504
a pick thanke 994
a picture 710
pieces 572
pieces of meat 414
a Pie or Piannet 153
to pierce 535
pierced 698
to pierce through Cl. 8
pietie Clau. 4
a pigge 177
a pike 160
piles 547. 734
piles of wood 537
a pill 864
pillage 939
a pillar 544. 555. 825
pillars 544
a pillorie 697
a pillow 590. 591. 697
a Pilot 466. 478
a pimple 278
Pine apples 115
a Pine tree ib.
pining 303
a pin 535
a pinte 816
a Piony 128
pious 1044
a pipe 402. 441. 604. 830
a pismire 217
a pispot 557
to pisse 138. 261
a pit 32
pitch 117
pitched thred 513
a Pitcher 434. 574. 116
[Page]a pitchforke 389
to pitch tents 738
a pitch-tree 106
the pith of a tree 102
a pittance 635
pittes 637
to pittie 983
pittie 943
pittifull Clau. 7
to place 825
a place 5. 69. 652. 780
a place of framing or fashioning 761
a place of torment or cruelty 762
placed 235 265. 738
places 70. 463. 649
places of refuge 650
a plaine 69
plaine 773
plainefooted 144
to plaister 534
plaister ibid.
a plaister 534. 863
a plaisterer 534
the plaits of a gowne 526
a plancke 372
plankings of a house 534
to plane 538. 540
a plane 540
plane ground 420
a planer 538
a planet 15
a plane-tree 107
to plant 414
a plant 98. 209
planted 374
plants 209
a platter 434. 565. 570. 582
to play 945
a play 1010. 1011
play 762
players on flutes 746
playing 222. 1056
to play on 827
to play upon 830
to please 617. 790
pleasant 180 576. 579. 585
pleasantnesse 987
pleasing 333
pleasure 422. 653. 764
a pledge 932
plentie 584. 920
plentifull 217. 379. 387
the pleurisie 208
Plinny 822
to plonge 96
a Plover 585
to plough or breake up 382
a plough 381
the plough-beame 383
a ploughed land 379
a plough handle or stilt 383
a plowman 382
a plough-share 383
plucked out 698
to plucke of the skin or hide 413
to plucke out the bones 147
to plucke up 605
a plum 587
a plumbe rule 534
the plurisie 208
a Poeme 807
a Poet 805
Poêtrie 778
a poinct 838
a point 28. 1026
pointingly 309
points 522
Poland 840
the Pole 73 4 [...]8 51
to polish 540. 807
polished 792
polluted 150. 899
Pollux 52
a Polonian 607
a Pomgranate 116
pome 757. 1029
a Pompion 116
a pond 371
pond-fishes 160
a poole 55
poore 440. 528. 650. 921
poor-blindnesse 291
Poppie 125
[Page]a Popular tree 105
populousnesse 841
a porch 640
porke puddings 582
a porkupin 198
Porphyrite 79
a porringer 434
a port 474
a port-cullis 639
ported 291
a Porter 464. 706
a portion 9
Portugall 839
a posie of flowers 527
possessing 920
possessour 782
possible 982
possibly 932
posteritie 627
a Posterne gate 5 [...]8
post-horses 493
posts 550. 739
a pot 427. 429. 543
pot hearbes 120
a potion 864
a pot sticke 429
pottage 570
a potter 543
Pots 574
pots for water 434
a pouch 491
povertie 920
a pound 818. 820
a pound and a halfe weight 818
a pounder 394
poore oates 123
pourest 96
powder 588. 737. 875
power 631. 634. 702. 728
powerfully 864
powred 37
to power forth 37
to power into 376
poyson 300. 865
the poytrell 454
to practise wiles 403
a praecept 939
praedestinated 1044
praeferd 731
a Praelate 664
praeparing 534. 867
to praevent 886
praeventing 858
to praise 904. 949
praise 759. 91 [...]
praise of the dead 1032
a prater 910
a pratler 903. 988
I pray Ent. 16
a pray 740
to pray 1044
prayers 502. 656. 657
praying Clau. 8
to pray or intreat one 550
I pray thee Clau. 7
a Preacher 656. 663
to precede 795. 1040
to precipitate 880
precisely 928
a predecessour 625
preferred 731. 913
prejudice 689
premeditation 802
preparation 291. 729
prepared 534
a presage 1043
to prescribe 632. 700
to present 344
present 378. 690. 987
presently 224. 747 774
a preservative 865
to preserve 403. 630
a preserver 1052
a President 690
presidents 707
a presse 564. 793
pressed 441
to presse out 882
presses 564
to presse into 909
Prester John 845
to presume 728
a pretious stone 82
pretty 1005
to prevaile 873
to prevent 886
prevented ib.
[Page]preventing 858
price 502
to pricke 458
prickes 198
pricking 382. 749
pride 367. 516
a priest 665. 668. 670
a Primate 664
Prime 131
a prime cause 849
Primitive 844
a primrose 128
a Prince 706. 744
Princely roabes 705
the principall 42
principall 852. 854
a princely pallace 651
a principle 149
to print 793
a Printer 793
a print in the skinne 312
to print into 771
a Prior 664
prised 498
a prison 697
private 557
privately 644
priviledged 643
a privie 557. 592
privy 178. 725
the privie members 247
privy searchers 740
a prize 1016
pro and con 798
probable 350
to proclaime 657
proclaimed 693
to proceede 281
proceeding 673
procreation 139. 224
a prodigie 1041
to produce 114. 121. 656. 686
a proeme 827
to profit 961
profit 397. 495
profitable 702. 717. 855
profitably 773
a progenie 608. 624
to prohibit 783
a promise 928
promised 613 928
a Promontory of land 62. 845
promoted 776
promotion 912. 942
to prompt 975
prone 275
to pronounce 154. 657
proofe 688
a prop 372. 700. 874
proper 131. 988
the property 352
properties 850
prophane 669
to prophecie 671
a Prophet ib.
propitious Clau. 6
proportion 234
proportioned 229
a proposition 797
to propound 678. 802. 879
propounded 879
to prop 440
props 440. 547
a proscript 703
proscription 700
Prose 807
prosperitie 954. 957
prosperous 52
prostitute 899
to protect 1052
protection 687
to protest 693. 906
proud 946
proved 689
a Proverbe 804
to provide 87 [...]
providence 1040
a province 708. 722
provision 487. 729
provisiō for food 560
to provoke 308. 987
a Provost 664
the prow of a shippe 46 [...]
prudence 87 [...]
prudent 147
to prune 374
prunes or plums 11 [...]
a Psalme 65 [...]
publicke 224. 64 [...]
[Page]to publish 908
a pudding 414. 582
the puffing of cheeks 1012
Pulcall Royall 129
to pull downe 73. 547
pulled off 103
a pullie 535
a Pulpit 656
a Pumice stone 78. 603
the pumpe of a shippe 472
to punish 896
punished 758. 943
punishment 700. 894
a Puppet player 1020
a puppet 222
to purchase 977
pure 90. 392
purest 88
a purgation 864
to purge 407
purging 864
purple 705
purple colour 166. 327
a purpose 803. 870. 329
purposed 971
a Purse 491
a purse-net 421
pursie 594
a Pursivant 681
purslane 586
to pursue 417. 420. 424
put 461
to put away 618
put backe 754
put further 820
put into 308
to put in minde 975
to put into 89. 539
to put in writing 784
put neerer 820
to put off 517
put on 452. 517. 522
put out 421. 423
to putrifie 536
to put to death 697
to put to flighr 752
to put together 242. 537
put together 242
to put under 793
a Pyrate 420

Q

to Quaffe 576
a quaffing cup 816
a quaile 143
quailes 585
quaketh 362
quaking ib.
qualified 725
qualities 850
a quantitie 806
a Quarier 534
a quart 817
a quartaine ague 303
a quarter 818
quartered 691
a quarter of a yeare 833
to quench 890
a quenched firebvand 31
a querne 395
to question 764
questions 798
quicke 416. 959
to quicken 1011
quickly 420. 693. 879
quickly moved 967
quick of sight 188
quicksets 374
quicksighted Ent. 17
quicksilver 95
quiet 236. 467. 724
quietly 595. 958
a quill 764. 795. 831
a Quince 116
the Quinsie 293
a quiver 736

R

a Race 624
a racke 407
a Radish 120. 578
a rafter 524
to rage 964
raging 896
[Page]a raie 823
to raigne 704
to raile 988
a raile 639
to raine 36
raine 37. 486
the Rain-bow 51
the raine of a bridle 452
raine-water 57
to raise up 612. Cl. 5.
a rake 411
raking 386
a Ramme 174
rammish 321
a rampire 637
ranke 541
a ranke 627
ransaking 742
a Rape 120
rapine 993
a Rapis berrie 116
rarenesse 6
a rascall 988
rashnesse 870. 955
rashnesse to beleeue 884
rather 715. 912
ratified 681. 972
rattles 670
rattles for children 222
a Raven 153
ravening 141
ravenous 403
raving 289
ravishment 898
raw 284
a raw humour 292
a rayford 120
a Ray or Skan 161
a razour 605
to reach 576
reach 1017
reaching 855
to read 1007
to read by way of lecture 779
to read over 771. 782
to read over often 771
a Reader Ent. 1
readie 492. 1015
readily 735
readinesse 784
reading 785
ready at hand 796
really 1054
to reape 387
a reaper ib.
reason 221. 345 799 802
a reason 116
reasoning 797. 803
rebellious 753
a Rebicke 830
to rebuke 942. 993
rebuking 987
rebukefull speaking 905
to recall 692
to receive 166. 494
received 932
receiving 238 408
receipt 926
to recite 847
recitation 773
to reckon 674. 809
reckoned Clau. 8
reckoning 874
a reckoning booke 926
to recompence 949
recompence 763. 777
reconciled 979. 982
to record 340
recorded 846
Records 790
to recreate 1010
recovered 756
to recover health 287
red 85. 329
redeemed 758
red haired 27 [...]
rednesse 262. 784
redundancie 920
red wine 584
a reede 423. 505. 506
reedes 132. 423
a reele 996
to refell 855
to restraine 470
to refresh 266
[Page]refreshed 785
to refuse 855. 948
refused 501
refusing 975
to refute 802
regarded 624
a regent 720
to register 679
a register booke 677
a regrater 512
to rehearse 340. 847
rehearsing 773. 1032
to reject 948
to rejoyce 365. 441
rejoycing 323. 757
religion 656. 841
to remaine 10. 311 Clau. 1
remained 1049
remaining 392. 504
to remember 338 340. 975
remembred 784
a remedie 864
a remnant 540
remote 780
to render up 752
to render 963
to renew 338. 512
renewed 982
renowned 841
to rent 179. 255
rent 368. 924
to repaire 547
to repeat often 764
repelled 754
to repent 978
repentance 359. 656
repetition 773
to report 885
report or relation 350. 848
reported 846
to report of 988
to reprehend 910
reprehension 940
to represent 1022
to represse 697. 966
to reproue 993. 994
reproved 991
to repugne 885
repulse 946
a request 502
to require 508. 724 734
required 691
to require haste 597
requisite 592
to requite 950. 963
a reremouse 137
resident 332
to resist 300
resisted against 873
to resolue 797
resolved 971
resounding 829
respect 1040
rest 266. 841. 960
the rest 12. 615. 656
to rest 595. 675. Clau. 2
restie land 380
resting 593. 862
to restore 547. 912
restored 9 [...]0
to restraine 367. 69 [...]
to rest upon 555
to retaine 284
to retire 180
retired 7 [...]1
retiring places 648
to returne 1051
returne 757
returned home 494
to reveale 910. 1043
revenge 964
a revenger 1058
revenging 963
a revennew 377
revennewes 714 924
to reverberate 324
reverence 896
reverently 902. 973
to review [...]27
to review againe 338
to revile 98 [...]
revilings 905
to revoke 692
revolted 1028
a revolter 75 [...]
revolution 18
reuponticke 129
to reward 950
a reward 941. 942
rewarded 759
the reyne [...] 261
Rhenish wine 584
[Page]Rhetoricke 778
a Rhetorician 800
the rheume 264. 292
rhythmes 805
a ribband 526
the ribbes 246
rice 121
rich 920. 921. 950
riches 919
a ricke 411
a riddle 1012
to ride 458. 703
a rider 168. 453. 455
a ridge 384
ridges 382
ridiculously 149
riding 1018
to rifte 284. 795
right 811
right and reason 687
the right hand 256
rightly 656 663. 792
rinced 574
the rind or barke of a tree 102
a ring 526. 1018
a ring-dove 147
the ring finger 254
ringing 67
to ring or sound 710
a ring-worme 278
a rinoceros 183
riotously 895. 924
ripe 376. 387
ripening 307
rising 19. 469
rites 661. 1028
a river 54. 421. 422 474
river fish 159
a river of hell 1048
a rix-doller 500
rize 431
a roabe 521
a roape 381
to roare 173. 193. 965
roaring 750
to roast 427
roasted 320. 433. 438. 585
roasted meates 578
a robber 490
a robberie 993
robbing of Princes or common treasure 939
a rocke 75. 467
rocks 191
a rod 697
a Roe 190
to roll 542
rolled 1038
a roller 374. 542
rolling eyed 275. 306
Roman 835. 841
the roofe 555. 563
the roofe of a house 554. 5 [...]5
roome 709
the roote 98
rooted 854
rootes 374
a rose 128
rosemary ibid.
to rot 536
rotten 290
rotten bloud 307
rotten ripe 111
rough 79. 193. 394
roughnesse 813
rough places 182
round 17. 85. 811. 812
a roundle 1018
to rowe 467
a rower ibid.
the rower 478
rowers seates 467
to rowze 402
royall 705
rozen 117
to rub 255. 451
rubbed 603
rubbing 282
a rubbing 862
rubbish 546
a Ruby 82
rude 760
the rudder of a shippe 466
a rudement Clau. 3
rue 129
a ruffian 899
to rule 451. 1026
[Page]a rule 801. 806
rule 647. 722. 811
to rule over 716
a ruler 706. 717
a rumour 908
a runnagate 758
a rundell 401. 1018
rundells 1012
to runne 25. 58. 64
to runne away 752
to run backward 64
to runne downe 37. 242
to runne out 307
a runner 1016
to run through 261 505
to run together 747
to run up and downe 179
running 54. 896
running downe 292
running horses 493
runningly 771
runnings 56
running up & downe 466
a rupture 299
to rush in 726
russet 331
russie 840
rust 91
rusticitie 914
rustinesse 38
rye 123

S

The Sabbath day 675
a sacke 698
sacked 755
the Sacrament 659
a sacrificer 668. 671
sacrificeing 668. 1033
sacriledge 934
a sacring bell 670
sad 363. 1022
a sad blacke 326
a saddle 453
a saddle cloath 454
sadnesse 361. 363
safe 420. 494. 544. 717
safegard 687. 712
safety 52
saffron colour 330
sage 129
said 614. 854. 741. 796
a sailer 473
sailes 466. 507
to saile upon 465. 470
sailing 467. 474
a Saint 674
Saint Johns wort 129
a saker 141
a salamander 207
a sallade 586
a sallow tree 105
a Salmon 161
salt 61. 97. 565. 586
salted 162. 582
salted flesh or fish 439
a saltseller 565
to salute 974
the same Ent. 10. 509. 579
a sance bell 670
a sanctuarie 650
sand 74
sandy 79. 385
a saphire 82
Sardinia 840
a satchell 491
sathan 1052
satisfaction 656
saturne 25
a satyre 231
to save 473
saved Clau. 6
saving 925
a Saviour 844. 1040
savory 129
savorie 448
to savour 317. 319. 914
wort savour 316
a saw 537
to saw ibid.
a sawcer 578
sawcinesse 902
[Page]sawcie 698
a sawcie jester 988
sawcie scoffing 915
saw dust 537
sawsedges 414. 582
a sawyer 537. 540
say 1053
said 741
sayings 790
a scab 308
a scabbard 735
scaled 437
scales 157. 183
a scandale 907
to scandalize ibid.
scarce 470. 957. 782
scarcitie 920
to scarifie 606
scarlet 705
scatches 1015
scattered 396. 752
a scedule 1009
a Scepter 705
a schisme 666
a scholler 762. 778
a schoole 647. 760. 761
a Schoolemaster 761
the Sciatique 301
science 349. 856. 850
a science 799
Sciences 841. Clau. 2
sciffers 605
a scoffe 8 [...]6
a scoffer 916. 988
to scold 988
a Scops 142
to scorne 910
scornfull 230
a Scorpion 207
a scourge 402. 697
scowred 603
a scowt 740
scraped 411
to scratch 255
the Scriptures 656
a scritch-owle 142
a Scrivener 706
a Scroll 790
scrupulously 908
a Scullion 732
to scumme 430
a scurfe or scauld 278
scurtilitie 915
a Scythian Marten 201
the sea 2. 61. 139. 465. 467. 842
a sea country 836
sea faring men 43
sea fish 161
a sea gull or sea cob 148
a seale 706. 1007
sealed up 1007. 1009
a seame 511
a searie 396
to search 314. 823 858
to search diligently 151
to search out 347. 806
searching out 345
a sea-shrub 85
seasonably 991
seasoned 438. 504
a seate 374
seates 479. 568. 667 768
seaven 15
second 616. 585. 587
a secretarie 706
secretly 741
secret 985. 706. 7 [...]5
secrets 910. Clau. 8
a sect 666
sectarie ibid.
a sedition 725
to see Ent. 14. & 122. 314. 929
to see or perceaue Ent. 9
seede 379
a seede plot 374
seeds 373
to seeke 397. 416. 417. 427
to seeke for a prey or booty 490
to seeke out 797
seeking 345
to seeme Ent. 8. 993. 1036
[Page]to seeme good 631
seene 75. 333. 511. 948
seldome 620
select 781
selfe-willed 285
to sell 495. 510. 793
a seller 498
a seller of old things 497
selvedge thred 507. 508
a senate 676. 720
a senate house 676
a senatour 678
a senatours gowne 519
to send 1006
to send away 700
to send back 7001
to send forth 211 608
sense 134. 315 332
senselesse 348
sent 951
the scent 416
sent downe 259
a sentence 692. 800
sentence ibid.
sent forth 1051
a sentinell 739
sent out 740
to seperate 6. 268. 376. 617
seperated 391
a seperation 260
September 834
a sepulcher 1029
sequestration 688 693
a sergeant 680 697
serious 260. 1010
a servant 632. 680
to serve 942. 634. 667
to serue for ornament 454
to serue instead 167
to serue their owne turne 713
service 587. 732
serviceable 973
a service tree 115
serving 584
serving spirits 1055
a serviter 582
to set by or esteeme 874
set in aray 744
to set in order 387
set in order 535. 568
to settle 375
settled 980. 1048
set upon 565. 574. 899
set 138. 423. 429
to set against 541
set at a price 498
set at liberty 634
set before 138
to set downe 784
set downe 770 1008
to set forth 585. 587
setting 232
the setting of the sunne 20
set on 582. 1028
set on fire 964
to set or let our 378
to set out 423
set out 479. 595
to set up 152
set upon 736. 751
severall 67. 824. 854
severe 904
severed 391. 837
severitie 717
sex 618
a sextarie 816
a sexton 654
shackles 697
a shadow 26. 107 788
shadowed 823
to shadow out 824
to shake 41. 121. 455. 547
shaken 749
shaking 48. 957
a shale 122
[Page]a shallow place 467 475
the shambles 649
shame 900. 1001
a shame 280
shamefastly 902
shamefull 898
shape 824
shapelesse 2
sharpe 212. 318. 387. 409
a sharpe crowne 273
sharpe like a toppe 812
to sharpen 77
a sharpe sawce 578
sharp toward the top 642
sharply 276
to shave 605
shaving ibid.
shavings or scraped pieces 540
a Shepheard 402 404
to sheare sheepe 605
sheare wooll 591
a sheath 564. 735
a shed 530
sheepe 402. 605
a sheepe coate 405
a sheete 590
a sheete of iron 539
a shell 114. 140. 208
a shelfish 84. 166
a shelue 467
to shew Ent. 15. 254. 860
a shew Ent. 10
shewing 770. 799
a sheild 733
a shilling 500
to shine 30. 46. 50
to shine bright 709
to shine or glister 27
shining 82. 823
a shippe 471. 473
a shipman 52
a shipwracke 468. 473
a shipwright 478
a shirt 519
a shirt of male 519. 733
shittlenesse 969
the shoare 64. 67. 473
a shooe 76
a shoomaker 512
shooes 170. 513. 521
shooes of raw leather 486
a shoostring 521
a shoote 374
to shoote forth 748
to shoote out into eares 386
a shopkeeper 497
a shop 507
short 112. Clau. 3
short breathing 292
a short cloake 520
the shortest day 22
shortly 785
short hose 519
a short jacket 519
a short speare 749
a shoveller 144
a shoulder 193. 464
the shoulders 244
a shower 37. 545
a shredder 374
shrill 146. 223
Shrouetide 1024
a shrub 131
shunning 955
shut 242. 559. 562
to shut 559
a shuttle 507
to shut up 311. 541. 882
Sicilie 839. 840
sicke 271. 287. 459
sicke of 304
a sickle 387
sickly 287
a sickly disposition or complexion 285
sickenesse 284. 286 862
a side 374
the side of a hill 71
to sift 392
to sift out 417
sighing 323
the sight 325
[Page]sight Ent. 8. 860. 849
the signe 309
a signe 740
silence 324. 985
silent 985. 903. 905. 773
silke 705
silken 210
a silkeworme 210
a sillybub 409
silver 90
a Simnell 566
simnell bread 401
simple 11
simplenesse 943
simplicitie 943
simply 893
sincerely 691. 996
sincerity 998
a sinew 233
to sing 153. 827
a singer 655
singing 828
to sing with measure 805
a single man 610
singular 132. 346. 952
to sinke 472
a sinke 242
sinking paper 796
sinne 696
sipping 892
a siskin 146
a sister 624
a sister in law 615
a sisters sonne or daughter 626
a sithe 411
situate 649
situation 836
to sit downe 568
to sit on 705
to sit together 1004
sitting 453. 466. 580
sitting idle 957
sittings up 595
sitting together 467
a sive 392
sixe 64. 460. 621. 816
sixe hundred 822
sixe moneths 833
sixe ounces 818
a skar 311
the Skie 14
Skie colour 327
skilfull 347. 736
skilfully 851
a skillet 427
a sknin 233
skinne 233
skins 201. 514
a Skirmisher 747
a skirt 526
a skirwicke root 120
a sklise 434
slackly 958
slaine 418. 697. 759
to slander 905
a slate 555
a slater 547
a slave 634. 892
slaughter 750
to slay 751
slender 270
to sleepe 344
sleepe 334
sleepie 200
a slice 430
a slider 459
slie 188
a slight 1020
a slight occasion 699
slime 10
a sling 748
slinging 749
a slip 601
slipperie 73
to slip or slide away 159
slippers 513. 521
the slit of a pen 769
a slop or trusse 519
slow 303. 346. 347. 958
slowly 420
a Sloworme 7. 205
to slumber 344
sluttishnesse 600
to smacke 914
small 217
small beneath 812
a small branch 85
smallest 1040
small fruit 108
[Page]the small guts 269
a small piece 428. 570
the small poxe 308
a small pulse 122
small wine 449
to smeare 538
to smell 276. 319
the smell 319
smelled 333
a smeller 417
to smile 917
a smith 370. 539
smoake 33. 787
a smock 520
a smooth 540
smooth 157
a snaile 208
a snake 205
to snare 423
a snare 418. 426
snares 418
snivell 242
to snort 344
snorting 1025
to snow 40
snow ibid.
snow white 331
to snuffe 788
the snuffe of a candle 788
snuffers 788
so 227. 415
soaked in water 504
soape 602
sober 895
sobriety 891
society 760. 1002
sockes 521
sod 445
sodden 431. 433 438
sodder 538
so farre as 100
soft 41. 313. 773
to be soft 85
softer 94
soft leather 515
softly 37. 552. 975. 881
softned 521. 539
a soile 841
a sojourner 645
solace 367
sold 412
a solemnity 660
to solemnize 1024
solemnized 610
the sole of the foote 249
soles 521
so likewise 206
solitary 780
a Solliciter 684
so long as 170
the solstice 22
some 3. 107. 920. 1048
so many 460. 893. 1044
some one 367
something 1036
sometimes 169. 502. 511
somewhat 903
so much 484. 714
a song 832. 805
a song sung at weddings 805
a sonne 620
a sonne in law 615
a sonnet 805
so often 517
soone 23. 34. 346
soone qualified 967
soone ripe 10. 587
so or so 879
soot 33
soothing 996
to soothsay 672
a Soothsayer 671.
Soothsayers 1056
a Sorbe apple 116
a Sophister 910
Sorrell 120. 129. 318
to sorrow 28 [...]
sorrow 359. 363
sorrowfull 363. 441. 1022
sorrows 359
a sort 420
so that 762. 991. 1001
sottish 256
a souldier 708. 729
a souldiers coat 519
the soule 1027
[Page]soules 1033
to sound 322. 746
a sound 829. 746
sound 494. 544. 666
a sounding plummet 468
the South 28. 845
Southerne wood 129
Southsaying by birds 671
Southward 845
Southwest 43
Southwest and by South 43
the South winde 42
a sow 177
to sow 373. 382
sowed 698
to sow together 511
sowne 124
sower 318
space 357. 822
a space 796
the space about the walls 638
a spade 373. 407
Spaine 84
a span 815
Spanish 67. 584
Spanish poxe 308
to spare 965
sparing 925
sparingly 581
a sparke 29
sparkles of iron 539
sparkling 82
a sparre 555
a sparrow 153
spawne 158
to speake 222. 910. 995
to speake ill 965
to speake reproachfully 988
to speake to us 1. 37
speaking 800
a speare 738 749
a speareman 738
a speare sword 749
speciall 1025
specially 169. 289. 414
spectacles 1010
speculative 823
speech 222. 231. 245. 791
a speech 804
speechlesse 911
speedily 458. 938
spelt 121
a spence 427. 613
to spend 924. 892
to spend or bestow Ent. 9
a spendthrift 924
spent 227. 919
a Sphere 15. 27
a spiall 740
spice 127. 588
a spider 210. 218
a spie 740
spikenard 129
to spin 505
a spindle 505
a spinner ibid.
spinning 210
a spinning or weaving roome 529
a spirit 853. 1033
the spirits 596
to spit 896
a Spit 427
spitefull 904
spittle 860
splayfooted 144
the splene 263
to spoyle 490
a spoyle 757
spoyling 742
a spoke 460
spoken 797
spoken against 991
a sponge 602
a spoone 570
sport 222
sporting ibid.
to spot 783
a spot 278
spotted 872
spotted, or full of spots 188
a spout 604
to spread 373. 440. 908. 854
spread 252
to spread abroad 55. 985
Spreading 108. 151
[Page]to spread on the ground 589
to spread out 2. 100
spread abroad 725
a sprigge 374
to sprinkle 96
sprinkled 586. 588
sprinkling 608
to spring 53
the spring 21. 128
a springe 53
springing 374
to spring in stalkes 386
to spring up 1035
a sprink 146
sprung thereout 615
to spue 896
spunne 510
to spurre 453
a spurre 453. 458
square 374. 811
a square court 558
squared with stones or chequer worke 563
squint-eyed 275. 306
a squirrill 202
stable 1036
a stable 407. 451
a stacke 411
a staffe 172. 402. 486
a stagge 189
a stage 1023
a stage-player 1021
to stagger 958 896
to staine 783
staires 553. 783. 832
a stake 372. 440
a stalke 119. 121
a stalker 1015
a stall 405
to stammer 274
a stammerer ibid.
stammering ib.
to stand 544
a standard 731
a standard bearer 745
to stand as water doth 56
to stand beside 584
to stand in feare of 920
a standing cup 574
standing round 1050
to stand in need 977
to stand in neede of 1047
to stand out further 154
to stand still 549 1017
to stand to 928. 684
starch 602
a stare 145
starke blinde 274
starke deafe ib.
a starre 14. 27
starveling 270
a state 936
a statere 820
states 718
a station 474
a Stationer 793
a Statue 825
stature 229
a statute 718
to stay 413. 965. 975
a stay 372. 440. 461. 555
a staying 16
to stay upon 119
steakes 582
to steale 939
stealing of freemen or bondmen 939
the stearne of a ship 466
steele 91
to steepe 73
steepe 191
step children 623
a step-father 623
a step-mother 623
a sterling 145
sterne 904
a stew 561
stewed 438
to sticke 92. 771
to sticke in 33. 238
stickes 418
stiffe necked 923. 970
stifnesse 884
still 784
a stilt 1015
[Page]to stinke 321
a stinking savour 320
sting 212
to stirre 430. 612. 957
stirred up 860
a stirrer 758
to stirre up 22. 308. 597
stirring 1055
a stirrop 453
to stitch together 511
a stoale 521
a Stoicke 374
a stocke 100. 460
a stock-dove 147
a stock-fish 163
a stocking 521
stocks 374. 697
a stomacher 520
the stomack 259. 284
a stone 74. 75. 748
stone 32. 642. 545
of stone 476
the stone 296
a stone bottle 450
a stone cutter 370
a stone hewer 534
a stone morter 435
a stone wall 372
stony 68. 113
a stoole 547. 568
to stop 281. 293
to stop at 549
stopped 334. 446
stopping 116
stored 794
a storehouse 203. 427. 560
a Storke 153
a storme 27. 469
stooping to the groūd 279
stuffe or matter 29
a stragler 758
straight 480. 548
straightned 252. 535
to straine 432
to straine downe 254
strained out 376. 441
a strainer 432
a straite 63. 64
a strait Cabin 530
to straiten it selfe 63
a strake 460. 739
strange Ent. 8
a stranger 178. 490. 628
strange sights 1041
the strangurie 296
the strates of Gades 63
a strawbery 116
strawe 393. 603
a streake in the skin 312
a streame 58
stretched out 418. 822
stretching out 151. 222
to stretch ones selfe 344
a streete 640
strength 646. 1010
to stengthen 347. 637. 739
strengthned 544. 744
strengthning 864
strewed 563
a stride 1015
strife 683
to strike 199. 178. 255
to strike against one with his hornes 174
to strike out of 77
to strike saile 466
striking 309
striking thorow 749
a string 830. 748
a stripe 309. 312
a stripling 224
to strive 355. 723. 1018
to strive to passe 775
striving 683. 1018
striving about 683
stroken to the heart 957
strong 252. 271. 860
strong holds 739
strongly 802
strong wine 576
a structure 233. 792
strugling 1018
a strumpet 698. 899
strung 900
stuble 388. 603
stubbornenesse 884
[Page]to studie Ent. 17. 806
to studie by 786
studies 356
studying 984
a Student 780
stuffed 591. 920
stuffe or matter 591
stuffing 414
to stumble 455
a stumpe of a tree 101
stung 213
stupid 348
a Sturgeon 159
a style 769
a Subdeacon 664
subdued 754
the Suburbs 642
subject 306. 354. 852
to submit 912
subordinate 856
subscribed 1008
a subsidie 644. 645. 715
substance 89. 631. 892
substituted 709
subtill 808
subtracted 809
to succeed 1038
successe 983
a successour 709
succinctly Clau. 3
succour 921. 944. 977
such 966
such things 871
to suck 177. 221. 260. 408
sucking 98. 408
sudden 955. 1037
suddenly 306
suet 414
to sue to 611
to suffer 16. 194. 943 9 [...]4
suffering 982
suffers 357
sufficient 350. 686. 733
suffrage 690
sugar 318. 586
sugared 587
sulphurious 45
summarily Clau. 3
summer 22
to sūmon before 685
summoned 686
sumptuous 577. 651
sunck 473
to sunder 845
sundry 824
sundry coloured 151
the Sunne 18. 486 1004
Sunned 507
a Sunne Diall 826
to sup 580. 892
super abundant 807
a superiour 973
superfluous 891
superstition 1043
superstitious 671
supplies 729
a support 486
suppose 762
suppressed 930
to sup up 892
suray 386
to surcease 693
sure or safe 490
surest 859
a suretie 934
to be a suretie for 695
suretiship 695
surfet 894
a surname 1008
to surpasse 164
surplusage 821. Cl. 4
surviving 630
suspicion 949
suspicious 888
to sustaine 377
a sute 693
a suter 612
swadling clouts 220
a swallow 58. 153
to swallow 572. 892
to swallow up 58
a Swanne 144
to swarme 686
a swarme 211
a swathing band 222
to sway 702
to sweare 906. 997
Sweden 840
[Page]sweate 249
a sweepe net 421
sweepings 603
sweete 318
the sweete cane 127
sweetly 829
sweet Marjoram 128
sweete meates 578
a sweete smell 320
to swell 55. 957
swelling 245
a swelling 377. 299
to swell up 299. 300
swept 603
swift 189. 881
swiftly 57. 420. Clau. 2
swiftnesse 164
to swim 136. 471
a swimmer under water 477
a swimming of the head 289
a swineheard 406
a swinestie 496
swollen ankles 281
a sword 184. 735. 749
a sword-bearer 706
a sword girdle 735
a Sybill 671
a Sycophant 711
a syllable 896. 791
a Syllogisme 798
a Symphonie 828
a Symptome 1025
a Synagogue 675
a Synod 666
Syntactically 791

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a Tabernacle 530
a table 398. 565. 584 782
a Table-booke 769. 784
a Table cloath 565
a Table to count on 809
a tach 523
to take Ent. 12. 195. 416. 790
to take advice 344
to take away 1052
to take away the light 788
to take by adoption 628
take heede 915
take heede of ib.
to take hold 436
to take hold of 313. 5 [...]9
to take in 926
to take in hand againe 785
taken 195. 242. 284. 570
taken by assault 755
taken from him 283
taken into 150
to take nourishment 98
taken out 76. 85. 574
taken to use 932
taken up 430. 686. 729
to take out the backe bone 417
to take pitty of 983
to take pleasure 351
to take to themselves 615
to take up 843
to take up againe 336
taking heed 935
talkative 903
to talke 579. 1005
to talke together 1003
talking 987
tallow 331. 415
a tallow candle 786
tamed 168
Tanais a river 839
to tangle 760
a Tankard 448. 816
a Tanner 513
a tap 446
tapistrie 710
a Target 733
to tarry 1045
a tart 40 [...]. 585
tart 318
Ta [...]arian 843
tar [...]n [...]sse Ent. 7
[Page]a taske 635
to taste 317. 569
the taste 316. 585
tasted 333
tasting 245
a Taverne 650
taught 768. 656
a taunt 1012
a tayle 151
a Taylor 511
to teach 763. 764
teachable 762
a teacher 762. 768. 775
teaching 656. 766
a teale 134
a teame of 6 horses 457
a teare 240
to teare and rent 141
a teate 177
tediousnesse 357
teeth 145
the Teile tree 107
to tell Clau. 1
tellers of fortune by lots of cuts 671
to tell what he will have 498
temeritie 955
temperate 895
temperature 841
tempered 769
a tempest 31. 469
a Temple 646. 667. 668. 669
the temples 241
temporall 1035
Tenasmus 295
a Tench 160
tender 271
a tendon 233
ten foote 815
a tennant 378. 645
tenne 656
the tenor ibid.
a Tent 530
terrible 46. 967
to terrifie Ent. 6
terrified 752
a territory 721
tertian 302
a Testament or Will 603
a testatour 631
testie 967
a tetter 278
a text 656
teysed 504
than 23. 274. 343. 493
thankefull 947
thankfulnesse 949
than this 94
that 769
a thatcht shead 404
that hath an head 125
that is 380. 559. 766
that may be planted 104
that may be sowne 104
a theame 795
a Theater 1023
thee 934. 1043 1044
theeves 490. 698
theft 939
them 763
their 54. 1052
themselves 728. 1052
then 30
thence 784
the one 383. 763
the other 383. 763
there 211. 365
thereafter 1044
there are 834
thereat 362
thereby 656
therefore Ent. 13. 266. 308
therein 795. 843. 912
there is 467
thereof 838. 840
thereunto 47. 823
thereupon 824
therewith 48. 1006
these 101. 136. 326. 837. 838
these few Ent. 16
they 762. 1049
they who have swollen toes 306
they whose feete are [Page] as it were bound 306
they whose legs bend inward 306
thicke 37
to thicken 415
thicker 260
a thicket of thornes 131
thickned 35
thicknesse 3. 6
thicke or grosse 10
the thigh 248
a thimble 511
a thing Ent. 24. 10
things condite or preserved 578
to thinke 280. 367. 420. 727
thinne 178. 270
thinne pieces of mettall 539
thinne skinnes 301
third 9. 26. 186. 683
the third part 631
thirsty 284
thirty 25. 251
this 6. 763
a thistle 114
a thistle finch 149
thistles 129
thongs of leather 461
a thorne 131
those 105. 136. 483
though 91. 289. 902. 1008
thought 336. 838
a thought 898
a thousand 1050
to threaten 956
a thred 210
three 253
three at a birth 620
three bushels 817
threefold 233. 508
a three legged pot 431
three moneths 833
three quarters of a pint 816
to thresh 390
a thresher 390
a threshold 550
thrice 581
thriftie 923. 1001
thriftinesse 923
the throat 293
the throate bone 144. 276
a Throne 705. 1050
through 26. 242. 260
to throwe 169. 456
to throw out 422
throwing out 748
throwne 1048
a thrumme 506
a thrush 150
thrust backe 755
thrusted 419
to thrust forward 108
to thrust in 389. 537
thrust in 535
thrusting out 467
thrusting through 749
to thrust off a barke or boate 467
to thrust up into 735
the thumbe 254. 795
thunder 46
a thunderbolt 47
tickling 281
a Tigar 186
a tile 555
a tiler 541
till 383
to till 377
tillage 841
tilling 383
tilted 447
timber 536
of timber 476
timberwood 428
a timberworme 209
tine 729
timely 730
tinkling 281
a tinderboxe 786
tinging 654
[Page]a Tinker 541
tinne 94
tired 956
the Tissicke 504
Tithe 665
a titling 148
a titmouse 149
a tittle 615
to 64. 1000
a toade 204
a toade of flaxe 146
a toadestone 83
a toadstoole 83. 134
together 447. Cl. 4
a token 647. 740
tokens of honor 750
a Tombe 1030
a Tome 782
to morrow 1044
the tongue Ent. 15
tonguelesse 911
a tongue or language 485
the tongue of a ballance 819
too late 863
too much 242
to or towards Ent. 17 and 21
the tooth-ach 289
toothed [...]37. 451
toothlesse 226. 306
too too 242
the top 71. 555
a torch 787
torment 697
tormented 697
a tormenter ibid.
a torteise 204
tortured 697
tossed too & fro 469
to toste 427
to touch 1015
touched 333
touching 308. 313. 315
a touchstone 77. 501
touchwood 786
to us 162
tow 504
toward 713
towards 28. 71. 845
towards him 989
a towell 568
a tower 642
to what purpose 782
to wit [...]33. 811. 920 988
a towne 642. 753
toylesome Ent. 10
to trace 416
the tracke ibid.
a trade 682
a tradesman 497. 682
to traduce 905
to traffique 495
a Tragedie 1022
a tramell 421
transitory 1035
to transport 564
transported 463
a trap 418
traps of horses 731
to travell 485. 836
a traveller 480
a tray 434
a traitor 758
to tread downe 41.
treasure 714
a treasurer 706. 707
a treasury 646
a treatie 928
a tree 104. 117. 537
to tremble 361 362
trembling 284. 361. 894
a trench 637
a trencher 565
a trespasse 685
triacle 300
a Tribe 681
a Tribune 681. 731
a Tributary 645
tribute ibid.
a trifle 222
a trifler 910
trifoile 129
triggers 461
trimly 479
trimme 540
trimmed 526. 554. 1023
the Trinitie Cl. 10
tripes 414
[Page]tripping 1014
triviall 776
triumphing 757
a troope 747
a trope 800
a trophie 757
a trotting horse 454
to trouble 907
trouble 360
troubled 59. 354
a troubler 725
troubles 758
troubling 1050
a trough 407
a troupe of horsemen 744
a trout 159
truce 743
true 349. 351
a true manner of speaking 792
truly Ent. 3. 17. 474. 498
a trumpet 746
a trumpeter 478. 746
a trunke 564
the trunke of an Elephant 181
a trusse 519
to trust 789
trust 935
trustie 990
truth 984. 997. 998
to trye Ent. 16. 77. 468
tryed 501
trie it 303
a tryer 304
a tubbe 398. 434
the tuffe of feathers on a larkes head 152
tumbled 138
a tumult 725
a tune 324. 832
tuneable 827
a tunne 447
a tunnell 45
a turbulent fellow 725
Turkie colour 388
Turkish 843
to turne Ent. 16. 542
to turne about 44. 58
to turne against 81
to turne away 1052
turned 14. 420. 10 [...]8
turned milke 409
to turne into 30. 696
to turne out of the way 480
a turner 541
turning 382. 480. 813
a turret 642. 652
a turtle dove 141
a Tutor 630
twelve 25. 460
twelveounces 818
twice 282
a twigge 374
twilight 20
twinkling 82
twinnes 235. 620
to twist 505
twisted 510
a twister 505
to twit 988
twitted 991
twixt 241. 718
two 399. 683. 1020. 1053
a two edged sword 749
two footed 137
a two handed sword 745
two moneths 833
two ounces 818
two yards 815
two yeares 25
two yeares old 222
to tye 522 524
tyed 451. 523
tyed to 469
a Tyke 210
tyme 14. 194
a type 793
a tyrant 703

V

a Vaile 520
a vaine shew 996
vaine things 227
[Page]the valew 500. 874
valew 933
valiant 758. 954 958
valiantly 955
a vallie 69
to vanish away 784
vanitie 911
vanquished 754
a vanquisher 757
a vapour 34. 334. 596
variableneffe 935
variance 683
to varie 800
varietie 236
vaulted 563
veale 431. 582
vehement 965
vehemently 963
a vehement south winde 43
a veine 260. 262
venemous 130. 206. 916
vengible 967
venice blew 328
venome 300. 865
Venus 23
a verbe 792
verie 139. 145. 392. 1036
very redde 329
very well 229. Clau. 2
a verse 106. 829
verses 805
versifying 806
vertue 868
vertuous 872
very great 2
vessell 1024
a vessell 436. 603
a vessel having chamber roomes 479
a vetch 122. 217
to vexe 76. 298. 870. 988
vexed 174. 594
vice 868
a Viceroy 707. 720
viciously 790. 872
vicissitude 1037
a Vicount 75
a victualling house 650
victualls 729
viewed 729. 730
to view round about Clau. 2
a vile fellow 988
a village 378
villanous 936
a villanous act 870
a vine 209. 376. 440
a vine-dresser 376
vinegar 294. 586
to vintage 440
the violate 723
violence 545. 749 754
violently 37
a violet 228
a violet colour 327
a violl 608. 120
a viper 205
a virgin 611
a visage 236
visible 823
a vision 1055
to visite 370. 1002
vittioll 97
unadvisednesse 870
unanimitie 981
unapproachable 191
unarmed 740
unawares 306
unbridled 169
uncertaine 483. 1053
uncessantly 14
uncivile 917
an unckle by the fathers side 626
an unckle by the mothers side ibid.
uncleane 872. 898
uncleannesse 599
undauntedly 955
undefiled 872
under 10. 140. 248. 326. 333
to undergoe 955
under it 241
the under master 478
[Page]to underprop 547
to underset 440. 547
underset 568
to understand 356
understanding 349. Ent. 11
to undertake Ent. 11. 877
under the ground 32. 72
undertooke 739
undeservedly 964
undoing 1013
undone ibid.
unequall 727
unequally 27
uneven 893. 813
uneven places 482
unexpert 877
unfeathered 437
unfit 728
[...]o ungirt 524
ungraciousnesse 870
an unguent 867
an unhabited place 182
unhandsome 548
unhappily 872
unholy 669
[...]nhonest 898
[...]n Unicorne 182
[...]niformely 829
[...]nion 666
[...]niversall 855
[...]he universe 849
Universitie 776
unjust 947
unknowne 999
unlawfull 877
unlawfull desire 703. 706
unlawfull meanes 918
unlawfully begotten 630
unleavened bread 399
unlesse 76. 163. 242. 256
unlike 190
unlocked 559
unlooked for 957. 1040
to unloose 426
unmannerly 988
unmixed 584
unnoble 1001
unpenitent 659
unpleasant 832
unpleasantnes Ent. 7
unpolluted 8. 27
unprofitable 784. 995
unprovided 727
unpunished 866
unpure 872
unready 727
unripe 108. 318
unruly 456
unsavory 321. 911
unsensiblenesse 334
unskilfull 877
to unsowe 511
unspotted 872
to unstitch 511
unthankfulnesse 948
unthought of 957
to untie 524
untill 54. 498. 971
unto 662. Clau. 4
untowardnesse 870
unusuall 1041
unusefull 995
unwary 889
unwholsome 596
unwilling 942
unwise 920
unwittingly 943
unworthily 964
a vocable 778
a vocation 958
voide 284
voide 1000
a volume 782
a voluntarie 732
voluntarily 870
to vomit 284. 896
vomiting 470
to vouchsafe 1043
to vow Clau. 8
a vow 356
a voyage 52
a voyce 223. 690. 772
upbraided 949
up hill 421
to uphold 377
uplandish men 719
upon 29. 96. 539
[Page]upper 243
the upper eye browes 239
an upper leather 521
an upper milstone 395
an upper roome 553
upright 594
an uproare 725
upward 34. 71
urged 682
urine 261
the urine pipe ibid.
an urus 192
us 41. 167. 1040
to use 347. 474. 493. 672
use 347. 479. 662. 712
used 499. 516. 601. 777
usefull 808. 995.
an usher of the Hall 706
using first 802
usually 648. 723. 747
an usurer 936
usurie ibid.
to usurpe 931
a utensile 370. 557
to utter 154. 791. 910
vulgar 779
a vulture 141

W

A wafer 401. 588
a wafer cake 401
to waft over 475
wages 542. 759
to wagge 151
a waggon 457. 462
a waggoner 452
a wagtaile 149. 151
waightiest 88
to waile 178. 96 [...]
wailing 750
wainscoate 555
to waite 861. 975
to waite at the chamber 706
to waite for 1045
a waiting maid 529
to waken 597
to walke 1004
a walker on cordes 1015
a walking 640
walking 1003
walking about 422
a wall 534. 535. 545. 637
walled 642
a wallet 491
a wall-nut 114
wall wort 129
to wander hither and thither 1033
wandring 404
to wander out of order 701. 552
wanne 329
to want 55
a want 197
want 343. 920
wanting 589. 604. 6 [...]8
wanton 897
a ward-roabe 564
a warehouse ibid.
ware 502
warily 879
warlike 729
a warlike hooke 748
warmed 561
a warpe 748
warre 725. 726. 728
warfare 740
a wart 277
to wash 67. 568. 599
washed 574. 602
washed out 600
washed with sweet oyntments 1028
a washing ball 602
a washing place 6
a waspe 212
a wast-coate 521
to waste 306. 1036
to waste away 892
wastfully 924
wasting 742
a wasting away 303
to watch 597
a watch 648. 739
watchfull 652
watching 342. 343 596
a watchman 652
a watch-tower ibid.
[Page]a watch word 740
water 95. 57. 58. 156. 303
to water 5. 374
a water 9. 57 58. 303
water & honey 445
water colour 331
water creatures 136
a watercresse 120
watered 904
water-fowle 144
water gruell 570
waterish 34
a waterman 467
a watermill 395
a water pile or levell 563
a waterpot 592
a water-serpent 20 [...]
a water-spider 215
a wave 64
wavering 349
waveringly 958
to waxe 225. 918
waxe 211. 376
to waxe bald 272
to waxe blind 142
a waxe candle 786
to waxe cold 583
waxe colour 330
to waxe daylight 19
waxed strong 873
to waxe gray and hoarie 272
to waxe hot 965
waxen 1006
to waxe old 980
to waxe over hot 38
to waxe proud 151 957
to waxe ripe 109
to waxe rotten 99
to waxe strong 306
away 481
to wayle 323
away much used 841
a wayne having but one wheele 464
a waiter at table 584
wayward 904
a weake 965
weake 205. 349. 728
to weaken 343
weakened 1010
wealth 919
wealthy 920
a weapon 733
to weare 607
to weare away 1025
to wearie 342
weary 956. 1004. 1010
a weasill 201
a weather 174
to weave 217
a weaver 506
a weavers pound 820
a weavers rolls 510
weaving 506
a web 210. 506
wedded 613. 615
wedding 612
a wedding chamber 618
wedlock 609. 616. 618
wedgwise 744
to weede 376
weeding 38 [...]
a weeke 609. 621
the weeke of a candle 78
to weepe 962
weeping 323
a weenell 209
to weigh 875. 820
weighed 819
weight 499. 501
a weight 81 [...]. 820
the weight of foureteene graines 818
weighty 715
well 355. 438. 544
a well 604
a well deserving souldier 754
well neere 25. 833
well neere Ilands 836
well or healthfull 859
well smoothed 795
a welt 526
went 778
the west 28
west 845
westerne south east 43
[Page]westward 842
the westwinde 42
wet 96. 313
wet it 239
wet or moist 8. 313
a whale 164
what 186. 774. 797
whatever 179. 365
what man amongst you 126
what matters it 59
to what purpose 993
whatsoever 30. 48. 134
of what sort or countrie 1000
a whearne 505
wheate 121. 123. 392 396
a wheele 460. 604
a wheele barrow 464
wheele grease 460
wheeles 461
a whelpe 178
when 19. 20. 41. 49. &c.
when all is done 759
whence 284. 472. 539
whence comes it 1030
where Ent. 9. 10. & 58. 62. 222. 259
wherefore 340
whereof 87. 309
whereout 604
whereupon 336. 361
a wherrie 475
whether 57. 96. 313. 558
a whetstone 77
whey 409
which 72. 241. 778
whiles 849
whilest 103. 887
a whip 402. 697
a whip-sawe 538
whipt 697
a whirle-poole 58
a whirle-winde 44
to whisper 323
a whisperer 988
white 80. 331
white bread 398
white lead 97
the white of an egge 140
the white of the eye 238
a white rod 759
white rome 584
whither 480
whithersoever 41
who Ent. 2. & 49. 793
whole 271. 368. 849. 860
the whole Ent. 15
whole footed 144
wholesome 438
wholly 845
whom 763. 989
whomsoever Ent. 3. & 30. 48
a whorbat 749
a whore 899
whoredome 898
a whoremonger 899
whose 769. 782
why 823. 993
why not 498
wicked 872
a wicked deed 870
wickedly 872
a wicked man 697
wickednesse 870
a wicked spirit 1055
a wicker basket 432
a widdow 611
a widdower ibid.
wide 572. 845
a wide opening 69
a wife 609. 614. 617
wilde 192. 843
a wilde Asse 104
a wilde beast 180. 181. 416
a wilde Dove 147
a wildernesse 665
a wilde Flaxe 146
a wilde goat 191
a wilde grape 318
wilde oates 123
[Page]a wild Sorbe or Service tree 115
a wilde swan 144
wilfulnesse 870
to will 352
will 497. 721. 1040
the will 342
will bee 1058
willing 716
willingly 532. 764
willing to please 973
a willow 105
a wimble 535
wincing 169
a wincing horse 456
winde 41. 206. 470
winde beames 555
the winde pipe 266
a winding 113
a winding stares 553
a wind-mill 395
a window 479
to winde up 506
wine 376. 441. 584. 893
wine of one yeares old 442
wine of this yeare ibid.
a wine-presse 376
a wine vessell 441
a winged foule 136
a wing of horsmen 744
to winke at 978. 993
winking 239
to winnow 391. 451
winter 22. 522. 598
winter fruit 110
to wipe 568 571
wiped 602
wise 703. 762.
wisedome 132. 349
wisely 691
a wise woman 671
to wish 355. 953
wished 724
a witch 671
with 46. 763
with 381. 989
to wither 99
within 4. 54. 64. 102
without 58. 102. 208 216
without a beard 121
without foule 137
without it 99
without knots 132
without noise 773
without order 145
with the edge 309
woth the face downward 594
with the face upward ibid.
with the point 300
to witnesse 686. 1040
witte 346. 761. 895
a witty question 1012
wittily 798
witty [...]66
a wizzard 671
woe 1057
a woman 619. 901. 1032
womanly 957
a wolfe 308. 403
womans apparel 519
the wombe 619. 853
wonderfull 136
wonne 755
wont 468. 582. 588
wood 30. 209. 528
a wood 180. 669
a woodcock 685
a wood culver 147. 424
a wood-cutter 370
woodden 385. 398
a woody tree 104
a wood larke 146
wood or mad 877
a wood pecker 148
a wood-stack 537
a wooer 612
woolfes-bane 1 [...]
wooll 507. 510
the word 662. 663
a word 154. 791. 800 865
to worke 246
worke 533
a worke Ent. 14. 197
a work-man 542. 761
workemanly 544
[Page]a working day 959
working in wooll 509
the world Ent. 15. & 219. 842
a worme 146. 201
worme wood 318
worme-wood wine 442
worse 287. 984
the worse 353
to worship 1050
worship 843
worst 136
worth 874
worthy 777. 943
worthy of praise 942
a wort-worme 215
woven with a double & treble thred 508
would 317. 771
a wound 309
to wrangle 988
to wrap 423
wrapped 220. 418
a wrastler 1019
wrastling 1018
a wren 149
wretched 871
a wrinckle 225
wrincked 237
wringed 371
wringed out 441
a wringing in the belly 297
to write 769. 791. 926. 1006
to write after 796
a Writer 794
writing 785
writing tables 769
written 770. 783. 1068
a Writ of summons 688
wrongfull 937
wrung hard 697
wry legged 281
wry necked 279
wylie 888
wylily 889

Y

Yarne 505
to yawne 242. 244
yea 490. 909. 976
yea even 118. 123. 577
a yeare 222. 1044
a yeare & a halfe 23
yearely 606
yearely comming in 377
yearely usury 936
to yeeld Ent. 11. 107. 168
yeelding 975
to yeeld obedience 716
to yeeld unto 684. 995
to yeeld up 752
to yeeld up the ghost 1027
to yell 284. 330. 962
yelling 750
yellow haired 272
yellowish 239
yelping 194
a yeoman of the guard 708
a yeoman of the larder 427
yesterday 1044
yet Ent. 15. & 95. 168. 243. 311. 355
a yew tree 107
a yoake 381
a yoake-fellow 609
the yoake of an egge 140
young 440
a young bud 440
a young man 224
young ones 140
youth 227
yron 535

Z

Zeale 366
Zebaoth Clau. 10.
a Zenith 21
a Zone 851
the Zodiacke 851

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