Nomenclatura clericalis, or, The young clerk's vocabulary in English and Latine being a collection of several useful and necessary things digested into several sections, under proper heads, very necessary and useful, not only for young clerks, but also for young scholars, apothecaries, chirurgions, coroners, clerks of the peace, &c. and several other persons : in this vocabulary are several hundreds of English words rendred into Latine, not elsewhere to be found : and after all are several presidents of warrants, and other things useful for young clarks not in print in any other books / by George Meriton ... Meriton, George, 1634-1711. This text is an enriched version of the TCP digital transcription A50669 of text R23284 in the English Short Title Catalog (Wing M1807). Textual changes and metadata enrichments aim at making the text more computationally tractable, easier to read, and suitable for network-based collaborative curation by amateur and professional end users from many walks of life. The text has been tokenized and linguistically annotated with MorphAdorner. The annotation includes standard spellings that support the display of a text in a standardized format that preserves archaic forms ('loveth', 'seekest'). Textual changes aim at restoring the text the author or stationer meant to publish. This text has not been fully proofread Approx. 874 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 216 1-bit group-IV TIFF page images. EarlyPrint Project Evanston,IL, Notre Dame, IN, St. Louis, MO 2018 A50669 Wing M1807 ESTC R23284 12758109 ocm 12758109 93451 2240979272

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Nomenclatura Clericalis : OR , THE YOUNG CLERK'S VOCABULARY , IN ENGLISH & LATINE .

BEING A COLLECTION OF Several Useful and Necessary Things Digested into several Sections , under proper Heads , very Necessary and Useful not only for Young Clerks , but also for Young Scholars , Apothecaries , Chirurgions , Coroners , Clerks of the Peace , &c. and several other Persons .

In this Vocabulary Are several Hundreds of English Words rendred into Latine , not elsewhere to be found .

AND AFTER ALL ARE Several Presidents of Warrants , And other things useful for Young Clarks , not in Print in any other Boo●

By GEORGE MERITON , Gent.

Sparsa Coegi .

LONDON , Printed for Richard Lambert Bookseller in York , and are to Sold by the Booksellers of London . 1685.

TO THE PRACTITIONERS OF THE Common Law of England . GENTLEMEN ,

HAving often met with great difficulty in the Course of Practice , to find out fit and apt Latine Words for such Things as I my self many times bad occasion to mention in my Declarations and Actions of Trespass , Trover , Special Actions of the Case , Rationabile , Parte-bonorum , &c. and after the Expence of a great deal of Time , in searching into Dictionaries and Vocabularies , being many times frustrated in my Expectations , and finding no Latine Words at all for the Things I sought for , I have been then necessitated to make use of the Law Prerogative , and to frame a Latine Word with the Addition of an Anglix ; So after some serious debate with my self , in my own Thoughts , I conceiv'd that a little compendious Collection of the Nature of this little Vocabulary , might not only be Necessary but very Advantageous and Useful for Young Clarks , and New-Beginners in the Practice of the Common Law ; Therefore at my best Leisure , having Collected a great mass of English Words together of such things as I thought did oftenest admit of Disputes in the Law : I then digested them into several Sections under proper Heads , ( the Titles of which are set down after this Epistle ) This being done , I took the pains to search most of the Dictionaries and Vocabularies that are Extant in Print , to find out the Latine of such things as I had made a Collection of , and for all such things as in my Search , I found out fit Latine Words , I have here inserted them and set them down as I found them ; and for such , and for so many as no Latine could be found , I have taken the boldness upon me to frame and set down such Latine Words , as in my weak Opinion , seemed to be most congruous and significant to describe the Thing they are set down for . And indeed here are some hundreds of Words Latinized , which you cannot find any Latine for , either in Thomas Thomasius , Cowper , Riders , Holioak , &c. or any other Dictionary or Vocabulary ; and the Reason I suppose is , because that since those Men writ , we have now here in England , Thousands of Inventions and Names of New Things , which were not known to them , nor heard of in their Times ; and they could not render things into Latine which they never heard of : nay there are abundance of words and Things inserted here , which Dr. Littleton in his new Dictionary affords you no Latine for . I know some will deride my Confidence , and others will slight and scorn my Endeavours ; which hard Fate many great Learned Mens Labors have not escaped : and if the fore-thoughts of this should have discouraged such Men from Writing , then the World would have been deprived of a great deal of Learning with which it now abounds ; I am not Ignotant but this Undertaking would have received a more Candid Acceptance from a more Learned Pen , and Person of a better Genius than my Self : Yet I hope I am in some measure pardonable , considering that it hath been said of Old , Est voluisse satis , and I having cast this my poor Mite of barren Invention into the Treasury of Learning , I hope the better natur'd sort of Readers will Accept my Pains , and in such things wherein I have not Answer'd their Expectations , they will rather pity my Ignorance and defect of Learning , than condemn my weak and willing Endeavors ; It was never my Intention that this impolite Vocabulary should appear upon the Stage of the World as any Advantage to the Ingenious , but only as an Help to such who stand upon the same Level of Infecundity of Fancy with my Self ; and for such Persons till they can provide themselves with better and fitter help , they may make use ( if they please ) of my poor Labours in this Nomenclature .

Now Reader , although this small Collection is principally intended for the Help and Ease of Young Clerks , and therefore I have inserted , at the later End thereof , several Presidents of Warrants , and other necessary things not elsewhere to be found in Print , which are proper for them only : Yet notwithstanding it may be partly Serviceable to all Schools for Young Scholars , and also to Apothecaries , Chirurgions , Coroners , Clerks of the Peace , &c. and several other sorts of People ; and that is the Reason why I have written such Latine Words with ( ae ) as are properly to be written so : for our Law-Latin is never written so , but always with a single (e) Some perhaps will ask the Reason why I have inserted so many Latine Words that are ranked and set down by Dr. Littleton as Barbarisms : to this I Answer that they are more Common and better known in our Law proceedings , than the more polite and genuine Latine words ; and for such words as are here set down and properly are no Latine at all , in Answer to this I say they are Vocabula Artis , and so appropriated to the Law , that many things cannot be fitly and fully expressed without them ; I shall be very thankfull to such who will lovingly admonish me of my Errors and Imperfections , and for such who purposely determine to continue in their obstinate Practice of Scoffing and Carping , it shall not discourage me ; for I am resolved to stop my Ears at their Snarling and Bawling ; and proceed in my intended Lawful purposes of being Serviceable to my Country whilst I am

North-Allerton April 2. 1684. G. Meriton .
THE CONTENTS Of the several SECTIONS IN THIS NOMENCLATVRE . Of Additions and Titles of Honour , Nobility , Gentility , Office , Trade , Calling , &c. belonging to Men and Women , promiscuously set down after the order of the Alphabet , and not according to Precedency of Place ; more copiously set down than in any Tract yet extant , few or no Additions being omitted , saving such as belong to Officers about the Court Military and Sea-Service , which are so numerous that they would take up a whole Book by themselves ; and are seldome or never met with in our Law-Proceedings . Of Apparel and Cloathing , and other Necessaries and Ornaments belonging to Men , Women , and Children . Of B●asts , Cattel , Serpents , Worms , Flyes , and other Insects , and Animals . Of Birds , and Fowls , great and small , Wild and Tame . Of the several Bishopricks , Counties and Cities in England and Wales , and also of several great Towns therein , together with the days of the Week , Months of the Year , days of the Month , and also of the Festival and other Remarkable days in the Year ; and of time and the division thereof , together with the beginning and ending of the Terms , and the Returns thereof . Of the Bodies of Men , Women and Children , and the several paris thereof , as well External as Internal , together with the several Distempers , Infirmities and Diseases , which they are often subject to , and also of the Beauties and Deformities , Humors , Constitutions , and Inclinations of several Persons ; to which are added the five Senses , and the progress of Age from Infancy to Old Age. Of Churches and Chappels , with their Appurtenances . Of Cloth , both Woollen and Linnen , Stuffs , Druggets , Silks , Leathers , &c. Of playing , Cards , Dice , Tables , and several other Sports and Games , and also of Musical Instruments , and many things thereunto belonging . Of Colours of all or most sorts . Of Dogs . Of Fishes . Of Fruits , Roots , Grain and Seeds . Of Flowers , Grass , and Herbs . Of Houses , Castles and Buildings , great and small , together with their several Materials , Apartments , Rooms , Cellars , Shops , Out-houses , Orchards , Gardens , Fish-ponds , Parks , Warrens , Mills , &c. Of Houshold goods , and Implements of houshold-Stuff . Of Husbandry , and many things thereunto belonging . Of several Instruments , Tools , and Implements used by Tradesmen , and of many things made by them , and used by other Persons . Of Meats , Drinks , and other Victuals , &c. Of Mines , Minerals , Metalls , Silver Coins , Stones , Powders and Ashes . The most usual Christian Names of Men. The most usual Christian Names of Women . Of Numbers , from one to Ten hundred Thousand or a Million . Of Shipping , and the things thereunto belonging . Of Spices , Groceries , and several Oyntments , Oyle , Gums , Druggs , &c. Of Trees , and Shrubs . Of Weights and several sorts of Measures both wet and Dry. Presidents of Warrants , upon mesne Process , Executions , &c. And some other common things necessary , and very useful for young Clerks , at their first coming to their Masters .
NOMENCLATURA CLERICALIS .
SECT. I. Of Additions and Titles of Honour , Nobility , Gentility , Office , Trade , Calling , &c. belonging to Men and Women , promiscuously set down after the order of the Alphabet , and not according to Precedency of Place ; more copiously set down than in any Tract yet extant , few or no Additions being omitted , saving , such as belong to Officers about the Court , Military and Sea-Service , which are so numerous that they would take up a whole Book by themselves ; and are seldome or never met with in our Law-Proceedings .

A RAtionarius , m. Actuarius , m. Adjutor , m. Dominus Summus Admirallus Angliae . Admirallus , m. Vice-Admirallus , m. Retroadmirallus . Advocatus , m. Afferator , m. Aldermanus , m. Deputatus Aldermanus . Cervisiatius , m. Cauponarius . Pandoxatrix , f. Eleemosynarius , m. Ulniger , m. Legatus , m. Faber Anchoralis . Piscator , m. Apparitor , m. Cerevisiae praegustator . Pomarius , m. Pomilio , m. Apothecarius , m. Apprenticius , m. Topiarius , m. Sagittarius , m. Armamentarius , m. Arbitrator , m. Artifex , m. Spicularius , m. Arithmeticus , m. Artium Baccalaureus . Artium Magister . Asinarius , m. Astrologus , m. Astronomus , m. Assaisiator , m. Attornatus , m. Domini Regis Attornatus Generalis . Dominae Reginae Attornatus Generalis . Avenarius Domini Regis . Auditor , m. Auditor Curiae Scaccariae .

B FRumentarius , m. Pistor , m. Pistor dulciarius . Bilancifex , m. Trapezita , m. Bannerettus , m. Tonsor , m. Tonsor Chirurgus . Decorticator , m. Baro , m. Baronissa , f. Capitalis Baro Curiae Scaccariae Dom. Reg. Unus Baronum Curiae Scaccariae Dom. Reg. Vecticularius , m. Lena , f. Vitilitigator , m. Orator , m. Lectisterniator , m. Barrasterius , m. Lectarius , m. Bedellus , m. Clavarius , m. Ursarius , m. Apiarius , m. Campanarius , m. Follis fabricator . Praeco Nocturnus , f. Praeco , m. Baronettus , m. Archiepiscopus , m. Episcopus , m. Navicularius , m. Cophinarius , m. Balneator , m. Ferrifaber , m. Candidarius , m. Phlebotomator , m. Vector , m. Scaphiarius , m. Bibliopola , m. Sartor , m. Ampullarius , m. Globorum Tornator . Bibliopegus , m. Praefectus forestae . Bursarius , m. Arcuarius , m. Aerarius , m. Domitor , m. Pecuarius , m. Pandoxator , m. Pyxidatorius , m. Laterarius , m. Fraenator , m. Sulphurarius , m. Ergastularius , m. Brocarius , m. Scoparius , m. Transfactor , m. Converritorius , m. Pluscularius , m. Clypearius , m. Oplematicus , m. Lanio , m. Promus , m. Burgensis , m. Balivus , m. Legum Rusticorum Conservator . Fibulator , m.

C. LIbarius , m. Coenobita , m. Pilearius , m. Capitaneus , m. Dux Satellitiorum Regiae Majestati . Hipparchus , m. Capitaneus pedestrium . Capitaneus marinus . Carminator , m. Carptarius , m. Carpentarius , m. Caretarius , m. Carrucarius , m. Agaso , m. Faber plaustrarius . Cibicida , m. Cibicida Regius . Capsarius , m. Genethliacus . Obsonator , m. Lebetarius , m. Capitaneus Generalis omnium Armorum & exercituum Dom. Regis in Anglia , Scotia , & Hibernia . Cubicularius , m. Camerarius , m. Dominus altus Camerarius Angliae . Dominus Camerarius Hospi●ii Dom. Regis . Camerarius Dominae Reginae . Camerarius & Subthesaurarius Curiae scaccariae Domini Regis . Pedissequa , f. Cancellarius , m. Dominus Cancellarius Angliae . Cancellarius ducatus & Comitatus Palatini Domini Regis Lancastriae . Vicecancellarius , m. Cretarius , m. Candelarius sevosus , Cerarius , m. Capellanus , m. Capellanus Palatinus . Carrucarius , m. Emporiticus , m. Casearius , m. Scrimiarius , m. Pullarius , m. Nolae Curator . Purgator Caminorum . Guardianus Ecclesiae . Chirographus , m. Chirurgus , m. Cambiparticeps , m. Alchymista , m. Civis , m. Cantor , m. Coctiliarius , m. Cathedrarius Reparator . Spintherarius , m. Clericus , m. Clericus Securis . Clericus Coronae . Clericus Balliorum . Clericus Errorum . Clericus Extractorum . Clericus Essoniorum . Clericus Conclavis Regii . Clericus Hanaperi . Clericus Culinae Regiae . Clericus Marcati Hospitii Regis . Clericus Parliamenti . Clericus Pacis . Clericus Pellis . Clericus Pipae . Clericus parvae Bagae . Clericus Placitorum . Clericus privati Concilii Domini Regis . Clericus Argenti Regis . Clericus Juratorum . Clericus Nihilorum . Clericus Utlagariorum . Clericus Privati Sigilli . Clericus magnae Garderobae Regis . Clericus Signetti . Clericus Assisarum . Clericus Papyrorum . Clericus Regularum . Clericus Warrantorum Clericus Thesaurarii . Horologicus , m. Pannifex , m. Panni Rasor . Sutor Panneus . Clericus Talliarum . Essedarius , m. Rhedarius , m. Cerdo , m. Arcularius , m. Sandapilarius , m. Cofrarius Regius . Collonellus , m. Carbonarius , m. Praeco , m. à Communibus Co●ciliis unus . Pectinarius , m. Abecedarius , m. Commissarius , m. Confectionarius , m. Constabularius , m. Constabularius Tur●● Dominus summus Co●stabularius Angliae Summus Constabularius Hundredi . Contrarotulator , m. Contrarotulator H●spitii Regii . Censor Cusorum . Contrarotulator Ha●peri . Coquus , m. Culinaria , f. Doliarius , m. Aerarius , m. Vexillifer , m. Manipularius , m. Cosmographus , m. Pomarius , m. Liticen , m. Dardanarius , m. Comitissa , f. Conciliarius , m. Bubulcus , m. Cusor , m. Mechanicus , m. Balistarius , m. Coronator , m. Pocillator , m. Pocillator Regius . Curatus , m. Coriarius , m. Clericus de Cursu . Telonarius , m. Portitor , m. Cultrarius , m. Scypharius , m. Cymbalista , m. Proclamator , m.

D. LActaria , f. Lactarius , m. Diaconus , m. Archidiaconus , m. Decanus , m. Deputatus , m. Dominus Deputatus Hiberniae . Horologicus , m. Talorum factor . Saltator , m. Distillator , m. Sacrae Theologiae Baccalaureus . Doctor , m. Cathedrarius Philos●phus . Sacrae Theologiae Professor . In Medicinis Doctor . Legum Doctor . Denizatus , m. Discophorus , m. Traharius , m. Pannicularius , m. Pharmacopola , m. Tympanista , m. Dux , m. Archidux , m. Ducissa , f. Tinctor , m. Pincerna , m.

E. COmes , m. Dominus Marescallus Angliae . Encaustes , m. Machinarius , m. Machinator , m. Acupictor , m. Sculptor , m. Lithoglyphus , m. Vexillarius , m. Escheatorius , m. Armiger , m. Exigendarius , m. Unus Examinatorum Curiae Cancellariae . Cambii puella . Extortor , m. Imperator , m. Imperatrix , f. Collector Indictionum .

F. FActor , m. Accipitrarius , m. Firmarius , m. Hippiatrus , m. Plumarius , m. Pastor , m. Pellicarius , m. Pileo , m. Lanista , m. Trajector , m. Fidicen , m. Amphorarius , m. Piscator , m. Hamorum Piscalium factor . Piscarius , m. Piscenarius , m. Linipola , m. Linifex , f. Sagittifex , m. Culcitrarius , m. Assecla , com . Praejurator , m. Institor , m. Forrestarius , m. Forstallator , m. Auceps , m. Fimbricator , m. Pomarius , m. Fullo , m. Pelliculator , m. Xylini Textor , m. Lagenarius , m. Fusor , m. Interpolator , m. Fatidicus , m.

G. HOrtulanus , m. Strophiarius , m. Gaugeator , m. Castrator , m. Generosus , m. Generosa , f. Regi à Cubiculis unus Strategus . Anteambulo . Geographus , m. Geometra , m. Zonarius , m. Vitriarius , m. Fenestrarius , m. Glutinator , m. Chirothecarius , m. Caprarius , m. Aurifaber , m. Bractearius , m. Foricarum Conductor . Graduatus , m. Pecorarius , m. Busticeta , m. Aromatarius , m. Gromettus , m. Gromettus Lasani Reg. Aleatorum Arbiter . Stabularius , m. Cubicularius Regius , Tormentarius , m. Scloporum Faber . Gardianus , m. Spiritualium gardianus Inaurator , m. Globator , m. Admissionalis Cubiculi Regii . Cingularum Textor . Mustacei pistor . Garterius Rex Armorum . Aegyptius , m. Custos Ferarum .

H. HAberdasher . Pileo , m. Minutarius , m. Mango , m. Tucetarius , m. Mechanicus , m. Carnifex , m. Thorocopeus , m. Praecursor Regius . Citharoedus , m. Galcrius , m. Agrophylax , m. Capitalis plegius . Mercator Circumforaneus . Armentarius , m. Cannabinus , m. Olitor , m. Botanicus , m. Lapicida , m. Heraldus , m. Dardanarius , m. Historiographus , m. Alvearium Contextor . Mellarius , m. Lupulatus Mercator . Hippocomus , m. Hippodamus , m. Hippiatrus , m. Hippophorbus , m. Caligarius , m. Hospita , f. Stabularius , m. Cornularius , m. Torcularius calefactorius . Caupo , m. Venator , m. Maritus , m. Vir , m. Agricola , m. Colonus , m.

I. VEruversorium Faber . Foricarum Conductor . Gaolarius , m. Joculator , m. Judaeus , m. Gemmarius , m. Toreutes , m. Hermoglyphus , m. Informator , m. Ingrossator , m. Contextor Vittarius . Hospitator , m. Organarius . Corycaeus , m. Junctor , m. Ferramentarius , m. Mercenarius Opifex . Judex , m. Praestigiator , m. Justiciarius , m. Justiciarius Pacis . Capitalis Justiciarius Domini Regis ad placita coram ipso Rege tenenda Assignatus . Unus Justiciariorum Domini Regis ad placita coram ipso Rege tenenda Assignatus . Capitalis Justiciariu● Domini Regis d● Banco . Unus Justiciariorum Domini Regis d● Banco . Capitalis Justiciarius Itinerans omnium Forestarum & Parcorum Domini Regis citra Trentam . Justiciarius ad capiendas Assisas Assignatus . Justiciarius Forestae . Justiciarius ad Audiendum & Terminandum . Justiciarius ad Goalam deliberandum . Candidatus , m.

K. CArinarius , m. Custos Caninus . Parcarius , m. Custos Garderobae Domini Regis . Dominus Custos magni Sigilli Angliae . Lacunarius , m. Cacabarius , m. Claviarius , m. Clavicularius , m. Rex , m. Rex Armorum . Pedissequus Regius . Lixa , m. Focaria , f. Cultrarius , m. Cotiarius , m. Miles , m. Praenobilis Ordin● Garterii Miles . Mareschallus Hospi●● Regis . Miles Balnei . Nexator , m. Dominus Custos p●vati Sigilli .

L. LAborarius , m. Fibularius , m. Pedissequus , m. Domina , f. Lampadarius , m. Locator , m. Laternarius , m. Lapidarius , m. Alaudarum Captato● ▪ Mustricolarius , m. Orichalcarius , m. Lotrix , f. Legum Baccalaureus . Jurisconsultus , m. Alutarius , m. Pellio , m. Tabellarius , m. Bibliothecarius , m. Praefectus Turris . Praefectus , m. Optio . Ratiarius , m. Miniator , m. Malorum Hesperiorum Venditor . Lintearius , m. Linteo , m. Linarius , m. Lecticarius , m. Taedifer , m. Serarius , m. Logicus , m. Specularius , m. Lorarius , m. Citharista , m. Calcarius , m. Campinolator , m. Dominus , m.

M. SCeptuchus , m. Virgo , f. Ancilla , f. Ornatrix , f. Major , m. Major Legionis . Major Generalis . Magistratus , m. Brasiator , m. Propraetor , m. Obsonator , m. Baccharius , m. Mercator , m. Mercator periclitator . Mercator Scissor . Marchio , m. Marchionissa , f. Mapparius , m. Marinarius , m. Marmorarius , m. Magistratus , m. Magus , m. Magister , m. Mareschallus , m. Mareschallus Mareschalciae . Exercitor , m. Socius Magistri . Architector , m. Cimeliarcha Regius . Praefectus Cusorum . Larvatorius , m. Artium Magister . Magister Scriniorum . Unus Magistrorum in Curia Cancellariae Domini Regis . Unus Magistrorum in Curia Cancellariae Domini Regis Extraordinariorum . Magister Hospitii Domini Regis . Magister Garderobae Regiae Majestati . Magister Equorum Domini Regis . Machinarum Praefectus Magister Armamentarii Regiae Majestati . Tormentorum Bellicorum Praefectus . Magister Ceremoniarum . Tentoriorum Praefectus . Lusorum Magister . Collegii Praefectus . Lapidarius , m. Mathematicus , m. Storeator , m. Sufferraneus , m. Mechanicus , m. Menialis Serviens . Mercerus , m. Margarius , m. Nuncius Regius . Obstetrix , f. Lactaria , f. Minutarius , m. Molitor , m. Minister , m. Minerarius , m. Ministrallus , m. Monetarius , m. Talpicida , m. Moderator , m. Gesticulator , m. Muricidus , m. Medicaster , m. Manicarum pellitarum formator . Murarius , m. Sclopetarius , m. Conchylegus , m. Musicus , m. Diribitor , m. Mulio , m. Muscipularius , m.

N. NAuta , m. Clavifaber , m. Vitrorum Indurator Bubulcus , m. Acicularius , m. Retiarius , m. Notarius publicus . Negromantes , m. Gerula , f. Nutrix , f. Assa , f.

O. AVenarius , m. Ophthalmicus , m. Officialis , m. Cepetarius , m. Gemursarum Sector . Ordinarius , m. Malorum Orantiorum Venditor . Orator , m. Orator Academicus . Organista , m. Stabularius , m. Accipitrarius , m. Olearius , m. Ostrearius , m. Unguentarius , m. Supervisor Pauperum .

P. COactiliarius , m. Consarcinator , m. Ephebus honorarius . Libellio , m. Cistellarius , m. Pictor , m. Artocopus , m. Chartopoeus , m. Papyropola , m. Parcarius , m. Rector Ecclesiae . Paginarius , m. Clericus Parochialis . Artocrearius , m. Membranarius , m. Calopifex , m. Pavitor , m. Patentiarius , m. Quaestor , m. Patronus , m. Pignerator , m. Pigneratrix , f. Comes Palatinus . Particus , m. Cacula , m. Pensionarius , m. Particeps , m. Odorarius , m. Pellio , m. Caliendrorum Contextor . Stannarius , m. Inferior Canonicus . Serarum Emoror . Manticularius , m. Columbarius , m. Hastarius , m. Nauclerus , m. Parcarius , m. Acicularius , m. Medicinae Baccalaureus . Medicus , m. Cunicularius , m. Philosophus , m. Philazarius , m. Dispensator puteanus . Tibicen , m. Utricularius , m. Pirata , m. Patinarius , m. Arator , m. Jugarius , m. Aratrifaber , m. Gypsator , m. Plumbarius , m. Deplumator . Lusor , m. Aleator , m. Interpolator , m. Portgrevius , m. Ostiarius , m. Portarius , m. Curiosus , m. Veredarius , m. Figulus , m. Pullarius , m. Praedicator , m. Praebendarius , m. Praesidens , m. Dominus Praeses Hiberniae . Dominus Praesiden● Concilii Domini Regis infra principalitatem & Marchia● Walliae . Dominus Praesidens privati Concilii Domini Regis . Praefectus , m. Corrigiarius , m. Sacerdos , m. Princeps , co. g. Principalis , m. Primas , m. Prisonarius , m. Dominus de privato Concilio Dom. Reg. Unus de privato Concilio Dom. Reg. Typographus , m. Procurator , m. Primarius Secretarius Domini Regis . Prothonotarius , m. Protector , m. Praepositus , m. Professor , m. Regius Professor . Praebitor , m. Rerum capitalium Praefectus . Telescopiarius , m. Antliarius , m. Quaestor , m. Gesticulator , m. Limborarius , m. Fartor , m. Crumenarius , m. Bursarius Navicularis . Apparitor Regius . Provisor , m. Prolocutor Dom● Convocationis . Promotor , m. Confi●cator , m. Equorum praeductor .

Q. CIrcumforaneus m●dicus , m. Tremulus , m. Latomus , m. Metator , m. Regina , f. Chorista , m. Plumarius , m. Agaso , m. Quaestorius , m. Moletrinarius , m.

R. SCrutarius , m. Rastrarius , m. Saltuarius , m. Soricetarius , m. Lector , m. Messor , m. Receptor , m. Receptor Generalis . Recordator , m. Rector , m. Regardator , m. Registrarius , m. Regratarius , m. Purgator , m. Relator , m. Domini Regis Rememorator . Rememorator Domini Thesaurarii . Primitiarum Rememorator . Propola , m. Rhetoricus , m. Restio , m. Funambulo , m. Rubricarius . Cursor , m. Decanus Ruralis .

S. SAccarius , m. Sambucinator , m. Cilicinarius , m. Ephippiarius , m. Navigator , m. Vestium Venditor , m. Salarius , m. Nitrarius , m. Botularius , m. Serrarius , m. Vaginarum Sutor . Scabinus , m. Discipulus , m. Alumnus , m. Alumnus Regius . Ludimagister , m. Magistra , f. Scriba , m. Remex singularis . Lixa , m. Basternarius , m. Seminarius , m. Nauta , m. Sutor Lintearius , Sutrix , f. Secondarius , m. Secretarius , m. Serviens and Arma. Serviens and Legem . Unus Servientium Domini Regis and Legem Serviens and Clavam . Acolythus , m. Praegustator , m. Praegustator Regius . Architriclinus , m. Anteambulo Ferculorum . Sartor Lignarius . Numellarius , m. Forficularius , m. Panni Tonsor . Vaginarius , m. Unctor Ovillus . Pastor , m. Vicecomes , m. Subvicecomes , m. Nauclerus , m. Mesonauta , m. Naupegus , m. Scandularius , m. Calcearius , m. Rudiarius , m. Sericarius , m. Sericarius Textor . Argentifex , m. Cantor , m. Phonascus , m. Unus Sex Clericorum in Curia Cancellariae Domini Regis . Pellio , m. Cultrarius , m. Soldarius , m. Tinctor Bombycinus . Faber Ferrarius . Solicitator . m. Saponarius , m. Sophista , m. Parliamenti Prolocutor . Castrator Suum . Instructor Caninus . Specularius . m. Fusarius , m. Lanifica , f. Coclearius , m. Calcarius , m. Histrio , m. Vexillarius , m. Infector , m. Lanifex , m. Turbasis Factor . Stationarious , m. Statuarius , m. Dominus Senescall Angliae . Senescallus Hospitii D●mini Regis . Senescallus Manerii . Senescallus , m. Lapicida , m. Bullarius , m. Equorum Magister . Subdiaconus , m. Succentor , m. Suffraganeus , m. Summonator , m. Surrogatus , m. Metator Terrenus . Curator Fabricensis . Supervisor Viarum . Institor Castrensis . Custos Cygnorum . Porcarius , m. Faber Gladiarius . Gladiator , m. Falcarius , m.

T. TYmpanista , m. Candelarius sevosus . Canthararius , m. Byrseus , m. Promus , m. Phrygio , m. Scutarius , m. Alutarius , m. Sutor Vestiarius . Scheno-factorius , m. Tector , m. Digitalium Faber . Triturator , m. Filifactor , m. Tegularius , m. Imbricarius , m. Abietarius , m. Sartor Aerarius . Stannarius , m. Lictor , m. Comotria , f. Necotianista , m. Tubularius , m. Nicotianae Torqueato● Telonarius , m. Edentator , m. Facularius , m. Lychnopoeus , m. Translator , m. Thesaurarius , m. Dominus Thesaurari●● Angliae . Thesaurarius Hospit● Domini Regis . Thesaurarius Curi● Scaccariae Dom. Reg● Subthesaurarius Curi● Scaccariae Domi● Regis . Omasaris , f. Buccinator , m. Serviens Buccinator . Tubarius , m. Riscarius , m. Fullo , m. Petaurista , m. Tornator , m. Decennarius , m. Decimator , m.

U. VAlettus , m. Viridarius , m. Virgifer , m. Aedituus , m. Vicarius , m. Vicarius Generalis in Spiritualibus . Vicecancellarius , m. O●ganarius , m. Vicegerens , m. Prorex , m. Victualarius , m. Vicecomes , m. Vicecomitissa , f. Acetarius , m. Vinetarius , m. Vinitor , m. Panduarius , m. Deputatus Camerarius . Tapetiarius , m. Hypodidascalus . Anteambulo , m. Admissionalis . Praeco palatinus . Primivirgius . Lator Virgae nigrae .

W. Llbrarius , m. Auriga , m. Essedarius , m. Pedissequa , f. Gardianus , m. Gardianus prisonae Domini Regis de Fleete . Gardianus Forrestae ▪ Warrennarius , m. Lotrix , f. Horologiarius , m. Ballivus Aqu Remex , m. Aquator , m. Excubitor , m. Cerarius , m. Plaustrarius , m. Textor , m. Stragulorum Textor ▪ Libripens , m. Custos portus . Rotifex , m. Porthmeus , m. Dealbator , m. Alutarius , m. Flagellarius , m. Venditor Solidarius . Uxor , f. Vidua , f. Doliarius Vinarius . Mercator Vinarius . Filorum Metallorum Extractor . Woodwardus , m. Lignicida , m. Arborator , m. Lignarius , m. Lanifex , m. Contortuplicator Lanarius . Lanarius , m. Pannarius , m.

Y. YEomanus , m. Satelles Regius . Condus-promus , m. Strator , m. Subadmissionalis Regius . Vestiarius Regius .

SECT. II. Of Apparel and Cloathing , and other Necessaries and Ornaments belonging to Men , Women , and Children .

VEstimentum , n. Amictus , m. Vestis , f. Duplicatio , f. Praetextum , n. Praetextum panni rasi . Praetextum Tramosericum . Praetexum Sericum . Praetextum Villosum Habitus Vestium . Mundus Muliebris . Scenicum Choragium ▪ Choragium Larvatum ▪ Basilica Vestis . Stola , f. Pallium , n. Laena , f. Vestis Segmentata . Vestis Serica . Vestis Soriculata ▪ Vestis Serici floridi . Vestis holoserica . Vestis heteromalla . Vestis Tramoserica . Vestis Panni rasi . Vestis Cymatilis . Vestis Cymatilis Cilicini . Vestis Tramoscerica . Vestis Lanea . Vestis Linea . Pertenuis Vestis Lanea Calamistrata . Pertenuis Vestis Serica Calamistrata . Gausapina Vestis . Vestis Coriacea . Vestis Cilicina . Cannabina Vestis . Trama , f. Vestis acupicta . Vestis polymita . Vestis fimbriata . Pellita Vestis . Babylonica Vestis . Coccinea Vestis . Vestis Purpurea . Vestis Cymatilis . Galbanum , n. Vestis lugubris . Translata Vestis . Colobium . Manicata Vestis . Amphibulis Vestis . Vestis cum Spintheribu● confecta . Linostema , n. Galerus , m. Spira , f. Galerus Stramineus . Apex , m. Feltrum , n. Galerus ex pilis Castoris confectus . Galerus Castoreus . Capapellis , f. Pileus Conexus . Pileus Venatorius . Pileus holosericus . Cudo , m. Pileus Accademicus . Pileus Quadrangulus . Pileus Musaeus . Capitium , n. Capitium Taffetae . Capitium Tramosericum . Capitium Coriaceum . Pileus nocturnus . Pileus nocturnus Lineus . Pileus nocturnus Laneus . Pileus consutus nocturnus . Connexus pileus nocturnus . Pileus nocturnus Fimbriatus . Capillamentum , n. Caliendrum , n. Crinis Supposititius . Cucullus , m. Monachi Cucullus . Epitogium , n. Epomis , f. Humerale , n. Velum Scorteum . Collare , n. Collare Croaticum . Collare Syndonis Hollandiae . Collare Carbasinum . Collare Carbasi pertenuis . Collare Equestre . Collare Nautic●m . Collare Fimbriatum . Collare Reticulatum ▪

You may add Croaticum to each of these .

Toga Concinnatoria . Trechedipna , f. Toga Musaea . Pallium , n. Palliolum , n. Capa , f. Cento , m. Tunica , f. Penula , f. Tunica Campestris . Birrum , n. Diphthera , f. Tunica pellicea . Palla , f. Scortea , f. Tunica cum Lacinia aurea laciniata . Tunica cum Lacinia argentea laciniata . Tunica cum fimbria rotunda Argentea laciniata . Tunica Fibulatoria . Fibula , f. Fibula Coriacea . Fibula Pannea . Filarium , n. Fibula Serica . Fibula ex Filis tortilibus contexta . Fibula ex Filis Aureis contexta . Fibula ex Filis Argenteis contexta . Fibula ex Filis Aureis & Argenteis contexta . Fibula Aurea . Fibula Argentea . Fibula Inaurata . Fibula Cilicina . Fibula Vitrea . Fibula Cornuaria . Fibula Aerea . Fibula Chalybea . Fibula Srannea . Brachiale , n. Manica , f. Manicae linteae . Manicae syndonis Hollandiae . Manicae Carbasinae . Manicae pertenuis Ca●basi . Manicae Linteae Manicae Linteae rugosa Manicae rugosae sy●donis Hollandiae . Manicae sphaerularum ▪ Par Lemniscorum p● Manicis linteis . Lemniscus pro Collat Croatico . Fibula Manicalis . Pluscula Manicalis . Fibula Manicalis . Eucausta Fibula Man●calis . Manicalis pluscula cu● Gemmis in eade● affixis . Manicae hibernicae . Par Chirothecarum . Chirothecae Bubalinae ▪ Chirothecae Alutariae ▪ Chirothecae Pellitae . Chirothecae Corii hoedini . Chirothecae Corii Co●dubae . Chirothecae Jasminae . Chirothecae Corii Agnini . Chirothecae pellis Caninae . Chirothecae connexae . Chirothecae Fimbriatae . Chirothecae Acupictae . Chirotheca pellita . Annulus , m. Annulus pronubus . Chirothecae odoratae . Annulus Sigillans . Annulus Lugubris . Annulus Encaustus . Annulus Corneolus . Annulus cum Gemma in eodem fixa . Ansula , f. Lemnisci in nodum conserti . Cingulum , n. Balteus , m. Cingulum Militare . Balteus superhumeralis . Balteus Fimbriatus . Balteus Bubalinus . Balteus Laciniatus . Balteus Limbatus . Mitella , f. Balteus Bullatus . Lemniscus , m. Lemniscus Xylinus . Lemniscus Laneus . Lemniscus Semisericus Lemniscus Taffetae . Lemniscus Tramosericus . Lemniscus ex Filis Argenteis contextus . Lemniscus ex Filis Aureis contextus . Floridus Lemniscus tramosericus . Saga , f. Tunicula , f. Supertunica , f. Succinctorium , n. Vestis , f. Tunica , f. Diplois , f. Camisiola , f. Indusium , n. Curtum Indusium . Collare Rugosum . Fasciae pro Collaribus ▪ Catena Aurea . Torques Regius . Bronchote . Diploidis pectoralia . Unciauli , m. pl. Ocelli , m. pl. Ora , f. Semicinctum , n. Gladius , m. Harpe , f. Ensiculus , m. Verutum , n. Gladius cum Capulo Argenteo Vagina Gladiaria Rostrum Vaginarium . Uncinulus Vaginarius . Baculus , m. Scipio , m. Venabulum , n. Canna , f. Canna cum Capulo argenteo . Canna cum Capulo eburneo . Par Subligaculorum . Feminicruralia , n. pl. Braccae laxae . Campestre , n. Subligacula interiora Subligacula coria● interiora . Femoralia , n. pl. Feminalia , n. pl. Genualia , n. pl. Perizoma , n. Lumbatorium pro Su●ligaculis . Lumbare , n. Loculus , m. Locellus , m. Ligula , f. Pera , f. Follis , m. Bulga , f. Bursa , f. Cassiculus , m. Ascopera , f. Astrigmenta Marsup●ru● Sudarium , n. Fibulae pro Sudariis . Sudarium decolorat● Culter , m. Manubrium Cultrarium . Scalpellum , n. Furcilla Cibaria . Subula , f. Vagina Cultraria . Atramentarium , n. Sigillum , n. Cera Sigillaris . Auriscalpium , n. Pugio , m. Dentiscalpium . n. Theca pro Dentiscalpiis . Novacula , f. Par Forficularum . Par Phlebotomorum ▪ Cochlea suberea . Pixidula pro pecuniaotiosa . Theca pro pulvere sternutatorio . Par Volsellarum . Lanceola , f. Acus , f. Acuarium , n. Libellus Acuarius ▪ Digitale , n. Acicula , f. Acicularium , n. Pulvillus Acicularius Par Conspicilliorum . Theca pro Conspicill● Capsella Ferramen●●rum . Pecten . Pecten Ligneus . Pecten Corneus . Pecten Eburneus . Pecten ex Chelo●● confectus . Pectinarium , n. Clavis , f. Annulus Clavicular● Pugillaris . Ephemeris , f. Pixidicula Nicotian● Petum , n. Tubus , m. fumiduct●● ▪ Vagina pro Tubis . Obturaculum N●tianum . Silex , m. Ignitabulum , n. Fomes Igniarius . Pixidula Moschata . Horarium , n. Horarium Argente● Horarium Aureum . Horarium Aeneium Capsella Automataria . Coriacea Capsella Automataria . Bullata Capsella Automataria . Capsella Automataria ex pelle phocae confecta . Versatile Automatarium . Lemniscus Automatarius . Catenula Automataria . Horarium Tinnulum . Horarium minutarium . Horarium sonans . Ornamenta Cruralia . Ligamenta , n. pl. Coriacea Tibialia . Caligae Ocreales . Par Caligarum . Caligae de Filo . Caligae de panno Laneo . Caligae Lineae . Caligae Byssinae . Stapedes Caligariae Caligae Talares . Tibialia , n. pl. Caligae Nautica ▪ Caligae Coriaceae . Lutosae Caligae amphi●bulares ex Pan●●vulgari factae . Cothurnus , m. Soccus , m. Soccus Lineus . Impilia , n. pl. Garterium , n. Plusculae pro Garte● Par Calceorum . Calceus ex Corio H●panensi confectus . Calcei Pannei . Calcei Laciniati . Corrigia , f. Obstrigillum , n. Intercutium , n. Pittacium , n. Astrigmentum Calc●rium . Pluscula Calcearia . Sandalium , n. Calceamenta , n. pl. Gollochi , m. pl. Calones , m. pl. Crepida , f. Ocrea , f. Pedibovita , f. Crus Ocreale . Crurale Ocreale . Stroppus , m. Garterium Ocreale . Calcar , n. Lorum pro Calcaribus . Suppedaneum , n. Gralla , f. Tibia Lignea . Flagellum , n. Flagellum Venatorium . Calcipides , m. Epomis Muliebris . Pallula , f. Palla Inductitia . Redimiculum , n. Umbraculum , n. Umbella ex Schediis Abietariis contexta . Arculum , n. Plagula , f. Rica , f. Rica fimbriata . Anadema , n. Capillare , n. Capillare exfilatum . Crinale , n. Crinale , n. Frontale , n. Fascia Crinalis , Taenia , f. Calamistrum , n. Nocturna Capita Lintea Lemnisci pro Capite nodum conserti . Lemnisci pro Auri● in nodum conserti● Capitale Ornamentu● Nimbus , m. Corymbium , n. Capronca , f ▪ Velamen pro Fronte Inauris , f. Ellobium , n. Stalagmium , n. Pileolum , n. Calyptra , f. Calyptra tenuis albi ▪ Serici . Calyptra nigri tenuis Serici Calyptra Serici vividi coloris . Calyptra Serici molliculi . Calyptra Taffetae . Pertenuis Calyptra . Calyptra Serici crispi . Calyptra maculata . Velum , n. Plumetum , n. Splenium , n. Mimus , m. Larvale , n. Focale , n. Monile , n. Linea Collaris Margaritarum . Collaris Linea Succinorum . Linea Collaris Sphaerularum Vitrearum . Collaris Linea Coraliorum . Linea Collaris Gemmarum . Collaris Linea Diap●matis . Linea Collaris Gagatum Lemniscus pro Linea Collari . Lemniscus Pronubus . Garterium Sponsali●um . Toga Muliebris Equestris . Mantelium , n. Endromis , f. Mantelium de pann● Lineo crispato . Mantelium de Seric● florido . Crocotula , f. Ralla , f. Ralla Nocturna Mitella , f. Mitella pellita . Mamillare , n. Peplus , m. Amictorium , n. Strophium , n. Humerale , n. Forma Humeralis Laciniata . Stola , f. Toga Muliebris concinnatoria . Toga Muliebris remissa . Toga Muliebris Mantuana . Toga Muliebris striata . Demissa Toga . Semitogum , n. Poderis , f. Recinium , n. Superior par●s Togae Muliebris . Inferior pars Togae Muliebris . Tunicella Muliebris . Succinctorium , n. Cincticulus , m. Alicula , f. Fascia Pectoralis ▪ Pectorale ▪ n. Lemnisci in Nod●●conserti pro Pector●● Pectorigium , n. Ventrale , n. Muccinium , n. Cingulum Tramoser●● Palmati . Ventrale Syndonis Sc●ticae . Cingulum Tortile . Fistula Infantilis c●● Coralio in ead●fixo . Syrma , n. Limbus , m. Instita , f. Fimbria , f. Astrigmentum , n. Astrigmentum F●textum . Astrigmentum Ser●textum . Lacinia , f. Ligatorium , n. Ligatorium Crispatum . Fimbria Rotunda . Filum Textile Filum Textile , Mancunio Factum . Glomus Fili. Fimbria , f. Limbulus , m. Limbulus Sericus . Limbulus Argenteus . Limbulus Aureus . Lacinia ex filis intortis contexta . Fimbria Gallica ▪ Lacinia Cuprea . Lacinia Segmentorum Vitreorum . Lacinia Foraminosa . Lacinia Texta . Lacinia Reticulata . Lacinia Ossiculis Texta ▪ Lacinia Flandriae . Lacinia Venetiae . Cubitalia Lintea . Rugosae Manicae Linteae ▪ Rugosae Manicae Linteae Reticulatae . Chirothecae Dimidiatae . Capsula pro Pellic● Chirotheca . Armilla , f. Bractea , f. Jocale , n. Flabellum , n. Manicae interiores . Induculae cum Ba●●nariis Virgis firma● Induculae Cannabinae Induculae Coriaceae . Induculae Suffertae . Analectis , f. Corona , f. Tesserae praecariae . Capillaris Ligamen . Supparus , m. Supparus panni lan●levidensis . Subminia , f. Subucula , f. Periscelis , f. Perizoma Muliebre . Amiculum Ferale . Vestimentum Insignitum . Lemniscus , m. Hamus , m. Fascia Cunabulorum ▪ Fasciae Circunductiles ▪ Exemplar , n. Linteolum , n. Panniculus , m. Lista , f. Ligamen , n. Sagulum Infantil● ▪ Pupus , m. Tiara , f. Spinther , m. Coticula , f. Sclopus , m. Capsella pro pulvere Bombardico . Plumba , n. pl. Globuli plumbei . Bulga pro Globulis plumbeis . Formae pro plumbis . Cochlea Sclopetaria ▪ Mundificatorium B●bardicum .

Note Reader , though these things last m●tioned and several other things before inser● cannot properly be said to be either A●parel or Cloathing , yet being frequently u● and carried about in mens pockets , I h● therefore inserted them as Necessaries .

And ▪ whereas I have only in the beginni● of this Section named Garments of Wool● Linnen , Silk , Sattin , Plush , Velvet , &c. N● that the same words may be added to Doubl● Coats , Breeches , Gowns , Petticoats , &c.

And so where I have named most Sorts Linnen in Crevats only , the same may made use of , for Fore-Sleeves , Smocks , Apro● &c. And so of other things , but once Nam● when occasion requires they may be added ▪ other Garments .

SECT. III. Of Beasts , Cattel , Serpents , Worms , Flies , and other Insects and Animals .

BEstia , f. Averia , n. pl. Pecora , n. pl. Fera , f. Domestica , f. Armentum , n. Jumentum , n. Ferae Campestres . Extrahura , f. Ferae sylvestres . Pellis , f. Cornu , n. Palear , n. Vertigo , f. Coleus Bestialis . Nervus Taurinus . Nefrundines , m. pl. Vaccinum Naturale . Ungula , f. Ruma , f. Uber , n. Ulcus , n. Exta , n. pl. Suffrago , f. Virus , n. Pes Multifidus . Talus , m. Lues , f. Coriago , f. Verruca spongiosa . Taurus , m. Bos , m. Bubulus , m. Juvencus , m. Bubulus , m. Taurus Castratus . Vacca , f. Taura , f. Horda , f. Forda , f. Bos Lactaria . Bos Foeta . Ceva , f. Juvenca , f. Vitulus , m. Hinnitus , m. Equus in pedibus sabulosus . Equus in pedibus stimulatus . Intertrigo , f. Equus Suffraginosus . Suffraginum Scabies . Scabies sicca in Suffragine Equi . Suffraginosus Equus . Inguen Equinum . Equinum Naturale . Cruris & pedis Coarticulatio . Petimen , n. Verminatio , f. Dorsum Intertrigatum ▪ Crithiathis . Scabiosus Equus . Equus Farciminosus . Equus in Pedibus resngeratus . Palati Tumor . Glandia . Appiosus , m. Cyclus . Contractio Nervort in Collo Equi . Equus Reses & Conmax . Juba , f. Initus , m. Aroma Equarium . Cursus Equestris . Hippodromus , m. Equitium , n. Equus , m. Admissarius Equus . Spado , m. Mannulus , m. Equus Dossuarius . Veredus , m. Equus Ephippiarius . A●●rco , m. Succussarius Equus . Equus Meritorius . R●ed●rius Equus . Molarium Jumentum . Equus Temonarius . Equus Bellator . Celes , m. Equa , f. Equu●us , m. Equula , f. Pullus Equinus . Mulus , m. Asinus , m. Pullus Asinarius , O●ager , m. La●●sio , f. Aper , m. Verres , m. Sus , c. g. Sus Subata . Sus Praegnans . Sus Enixa Foetus . Porcus , m. Porcus Castratus . Saginatus Porcus . Porcellus , m. Porcus Grandinosus . Glandium , n. Glandula de Collo d●pendens . Sumen , n. Brochus , m. Craura , f. Seta , f. Vellus , n. Floccus , m. Lana , f. Initus , m. Vellensis , f. Mentigo , f. Lues Ovilis . Melota , f. Oviaria , f. Apica , f. Musimon , m. Aries , m. Ovis , f. Aries mutilus . Ovis foemella . Petro , m. Vervex , m. Bidens , m. Agnus , m. Agni masculi . Agni foemelli . Pellis Caprina . Lana Caprina . Aruncus , m. Caper , m. Capra , f. Capreus , m. Capella , f. Hoedus , m. Pellis hoedina . Aepolium , n. Cuniculus , m. Pellis Cuniculina . Lepus , m. Lepusculus , m. Pellis ▪ Leporea . Felis , c. g. Catulus , m. Pellis Felina . Simia , f. Cynocephalus , m. Cercopithecus , m. Sciurus , m. Sciuri Cauda . Viverra , f. Vulpes , c. g. Vulpecula . Pellis Vulpina . Cauda Vulpina . Melis , f. Martes , f. Putorius , m. Pellis putoria . Mustela , f. Pellis Mustelina . Martes Scythica . Mus Odoratus ; Felis Zibetica . Ursus , m. Ursa , f. Ursellus , m. Lupus , m. Nebris , f. Cervinum Cornu ▪ Prosubulae , f. pl. Caprea , f. Capreolus , m. Cervus , m. Tragelaphus , m. Cerva , f. Fera , f. Rangifer , m. Dama , c. g. Hinnulus , m. Subulo , m. Dama Trimus . Quadrimus Dama . Dama adultus . Leo , m. Leaena , f. Lupus Aureus . Scymnus , m. Alcaea , f. Unicornis , m. Elephas , m. Proboscis , f. Barrus , m. Gryps , m. Bison , m. Camelus , m. Dromas , m. Camelini Capilli . Panther , m. Leopardus , m. Tigris , f. Lynx , m. vel f. Antelaus . Fiber , m. Pellis Castorea . Lutra , f. Pellis Lutrae . Vernatio , f. Serpens , m. Scorpio , m. Salamandra , f. Vipera , f. Hydrus , m. Lacertus , m. Coluber , m. Aspis , f. Basiliscus , m. Crocodilus , m. Draco , m. Caecilia , f. Bufo , m. Rana , f. Ranunculus , m. Ranae virides . Ololygones , m. pl. Phrynon , n. Ranarum Foetus . Coaxatio , f. Anguis , c. g. Mus , m. Vespertilio , m. Mus Araneus . Scytala , f. Glis , m. Sorex , m. Sorex Aquaticus . Ichenumon , m. Erinaceus . Erinaceus montanus . Talpa , f. Vermis , m. Lumbricus , m. Lethophagus , m. Lytra , f. Cicindela , f. Millepeda , f. Bombyx , m. Auscaripeda , f. Campe , f. Volvox , m. Vermiculus Stercoratus . Cantharida , f. Simultum . Tylus , m. Oniscus , m. Sanguisuga , f. Blatta , f. Lendix . Galba , f. Tinea , f. Acarus , m. Curculio , m. Musca , f. Hepialus , m. Tabanus , m. Asilus , m. Lampyris . Solipunga , f. Musca Stercoraria . Musca Carnaria . Scarabeus , m. Buprestes , f. Mordella , f. Papilio , f. Pediculus , m. Pediculus Inguinalis . Ricinus , m. Usia , f. Pediculus Ovinus . Cimex , m. Redivius , m. Lens , m. Pulex , m. Apis , f. Fucus , m. Bombilius , m. Aculcus , m. Examen , n. Vespa , f. Vesparum Examen . Crabro , m. Culex , d. g. Scinifes , f. pl. Formica , f. Formicarium , n. Solipaga , f. Phryganeum , n. Bruchus , m. Aranea , f. Tipula , f ▪ Testudo , f. Limax , m. Matriculus , m. Herbivada , f. Domiporta , f. Cochlea , f. Tettigonia , f. v●l Gryllus . Fullo , m. Locusta , f. Araneum , n. Tergilla , f. Balatus , m. Agnus Domesticus . Porcellus Guiniensis . Seps , m. Gyrinus , m. Acrus , m. Lumbricus , m. Pulex Aquaticus . Scarabaeus Domesticus . Gryllotalpa . Pyrausta , m. Pyralis , f. Cicada , f. Cynips , m. Scarabaeus punctatus . Zintala , f.

SECT. IV. Of Birds and Fowls , Great and Small , Wild Tame .

AVis , f. Volucris , c. Avicula , f. Pullus , m. Implumes pulli . Pulli Involucres . Pullities . Rostrum , n. Crista , f. Penna , f. Pennula , f. Lanugo , f. Plumipes , adj . Ala , f. Unguis , m. Ingluvies , f. Calcar Gallinaceum . Pallea Galli . Galli Cantus . Glocitatio , f. Minurizatio , f. Gingritus , m. Agmen , n. Polabrum , n. Pituita , f. Tuber in Uropygio volucrum . Nidus , m. Grex Columbarum .

A. MErgulus , m.

B. PErcnos , m. Chelonolopix , f. Vespertilio . Butio , f. Chenalopex , f. Bistardus , m. Rubicilla , f. Terraneola , f. Capella , f. Buteo , m. Turdus , m.

C. VIreo , m. Capo , m. Capunculus , m. Capo Saginatus . Tinnunculus , m. Pullus , m. Pullaster , m. Caeruleo . Fringilla , f. Gallus , m. Gallulus , m. Urogallus , m. Gallus pugnax . Phalacrocorax , m. Graculus , m. Pyrchocorax , m. Corvus Aquaticus . Ficedula , f. Grus , m. Corvus , m. Nycticorax , m. Cuculus , m. Curlinus , m. Columbus , m. Cygni pullus .

D. CRex , f. Monedula , f. Urinatrix . Columbus , m. Turtur , m. Palumbes . f. Livia , f. Morinellus , m. Anas , m. Anas , f. Anas illex . Anas cicur . Anas Fera. Anaticula , f.

E. AQuila , f. Asterias , m. Apiaster , m.

F. FAlco , m. Phasianus , m. Phasiana , f. Fulix , f. Collurio , f. Fringilla , f. Linipha , f. Vespertilio , m.

G. ANser Masculus . Vulturius , m. Milvus , m. Ardearius , m. Fidcedula , f. Anser , m. Anser Stipularis . Anser Herbilis . Anserculus . Phasianophonus , m ▪ Attagen . Carduelis , f. Chloris , f. Gallinella , f. Gavia , f. Gavia Cinerea . Gavia alba . Jomuvia , f. Penelope , f.

H. AGrius , m. Lagopus , m. Accipiter , m. Micropterus , m. Macropterus , m. Accipiter revestitus . Hornotinus , m. Merularius Accipiter . Rubetarius , m. Gallina , f. Gallinula , f. Gallina Longobardica . Gallina Adriana . Gallina Decumana . Gallina Incubans Gallina Singultiens . Ardea , f. Ardeola , f. Urogallus , m. Vireo , m. Nisus , m.

J. GRaculus , m. Aesalonis mas . Aquila mas .

K. HAlcyon , m. Milvus , m. Pullus milvinus .

L. FAlcunculus mas . Carduelis , f. Upupa , f. Alauda , f. Acredula , f. Falcunculus , m. Atricapilla , f. Icterus , m.

M. RIparia , f. Cypsellus , m. Turdus , m. Aesalon , m. Picus , m. Apiaster , m. Fulica , f. Phascas , m. Parus , m. Fringillarius , m.

N. URia , f. Strix , f. Nycticorax , m. Philomela , f. Molliceps , m. Rubicilla , f. Sitta , f.

O. HAliaeetus , m. Struthio , m. Bubo , m. Asio , m. Strix , f. Cethria , f.

P. PSittacus , m. Perdix , m. Pavo , m. Pava , f. Pelicanus , m. Phoenix , f. Picus , m. Boscas , m. Pica , f. Columbus , m. Curruca , f. Psittacus , m. Pluviarius , m. Pardalus , m. Upupa , f. Phalacrocorax , m. Phaleris , f. Milvus , m. Manucodiata , f.

Q. COturnix , f.

R. RUsticula , f. Corvus , m. Nycticorax , m. Cornix , f. Haematopodus , m. Ruticilla , f. Phoenicurus , m. Erithacus , m. Pygargus , m. Avis pugnax .

S. HIerax . Gavia , f. Fulica , f. Fringilla , f. Cataracta , f. Platalea , f. Ibis , f. Passer , m. Curruca , f. Picus Martius . Fringilla , f. Sturnus , m. Ciconia , f. Hirundo , f. Drepanis , f. Motacilla . f. Cygnus , m.

T. QUerquedula , f. Turdus , m. Parus , m. Curruca , f. Meleagris , f. Gallus Numidicus . Gallina Numidica . Mas Phasianophoni . Turtur , m.

U. VUltur , m. Agatilis , m.

W. TRinga , f. Motacilla , f. Riparia , f. Glaucea , f. Vireo , m. Gallinago , f. Picus , m. Regulus , m. Torquilla , f.

Y. LUteola , f.

SECT. V. 〈…〉 the sevéral Bishopricks , Counties and Cities in England and Wales , and also of several great Towns therein ; Together with the Days of the Week , Months of the Year , Days of the Month : and also of the Festival and other Remarkable Days in the Year , and of Time , and the division thereof . Together with ●he Beginning and Ending of the Terms , and the Returns thereof -

ARchiepiscopatus Cantuariensis . Archiepiscopatus Eboracensis Episcopatus Londinensis . Episcopatus Dunelmensis . Episcopatus Winton . Episcopatus Bathon . & Wellensis . Episcopatus Eliensis . Episcopatus Oxoniae . Episcopatus Roffensis . Episcopatus Cicestri● Episcopatus Sa●um . Episcopatus Wigor●sis . Episcopatus Lincol●●sis . Episcopatus Petropo●sis . Episcopatus Carlco●sis . Episcopatus Cestre● Episcopatus Exoniz Episcopatus Bristo●sis . Episcopatus Nor●●sis . Episcopatus Gloce● Episcopatus Her●diensis . Episcopatus Cov●ensis & Litchfiel●sis . Episcopatus Bango● Episcopatus St. As● Episcopatus Landa● Episcopatus Menev● Comitatus Berche● Comitatus Bedfor●sis . Comitatus Buckinghamiensis . Comitatus Cantabrigiensis . Comitatus Cestrensis . Comitatus Cornubiae . Comitatus Cumbriae Comitatus Devoniae . Comitatus Derbiensis . Comitatus Dorcestriae . Comitatus Dunelmensis . Comitatus Essexiae . Comitatus Gloucestriae Comitatus Southamptoniae . Comitatus Hertfordiae . Comitatus Herefordiensis . Comitatus Huntingdoniensis . Comitatus Cantii . Comitatus Lancastriae . Comitatus Lincolniae . Comitatus Leicestriensis . Comitatus Middlesexiae Comitatus Northamptoniae . Comitatus Nottinghamiae . Comitatus North●briae . Comitatus Norfol● Comitatus Rutla●● Comitatus Salopie●● Comitatus Somers●●sis . Comitatus Staffordi●● Comitatus Suffolciae ▪ Comitatus Surriae . Comitatus Sussexiae . Comitatus Warw●●sis . Comitatus West●●landiae . Comitatus Wiltoni● ▪ Comitatus Wigor●●sis . Comitatus Eborac●● Comitatus Anglesey ▪ Comitatus Breckno●● Comitatus Cardigan ▪ Comitatus Carmart● Comitatus Carnarv● Comitatus Denbiens● Comitatus Flintensis ▪ Comitatus Glamo●niae . Comitatus Mont●meriensis . Comitatus Monmouthiensis . Comitatus Merionithiae . Comitatus Pembrochiensis . Comitatus Radnoriae . Bathonia , f. Bristolia , f. Carleolum , ● . Cestria , f. Cantuaria , f. Cicestria , f. Coventria , f. Dunelmum , n. Exonia , f. Glocestria , f. Herefordia ▪ f. Lincolnia , f. Londinum , n. Litchfieldia , f. Norwicus , m. Oxonia , f. Roffa , f. Salisburia , f. Wellensis , f. Westmonasterium . Wintonia , f. Wigornia , f. Petroburgum , n. Eboracum , n. Conovium , n. Gobannium , n. Abendonia , f. Burgus Sancti Albani ▪ Aeglesburgus , m. Isurium , n. Camulodunum , n. Agmundoshamum , Antilia , f. Asaphopolis , Agelocum , n. Bangorium , n. Barnastapula , f. Bathonia , f. Bellomariscus , m ▪ Bedfordia , f. Berwicus , m. Beverlea , f. Bimonium , n. Bodminia , f. Bremenium , n. Brechinia , f. Bristolium . n. Pontaquinum , n. Buckingamia , f. Bolerium , n. Maridunum , n. Arvonia , f. Cantabrigia , f. Ceretica , f. Caesaromagus , m ▪ Condercum . Caseovicus , m. Corinium , n. Novantum , n. Colcestria , f. Corstopitum , n. Neomagus , m. Daventria , f. Darbia , f. Menevia , f. Denbiga , f. Devana , f. Dorcestria , f. Dubris , f. Camelodunum , n. Aetonia , f. Adurnum , n. Eliensis , f. Burgus sancti Edmundi Falmutum , n. Gabrosentum , n. Glasconia , f. Glessoburgum , n. Durolipons , m. Camboricum , n. Granta , f. Grenovicus , Olicana , f. Hartfordia , f. Harvicum , n. Othona , f. Axelodunum , n. Villa de Kingston supꝑ Hull Huntingdonia , f. Hyta , f. Segelocum , n. Iscalis , f. Othona , f. Calcaria , f. Ariconium , n. Concangium , n. Regiopolis , f. Villa de Kingston suꝑ Thamesin . Lancastria , f. Longovicum , n. Landavia , f. Liserpalus , m. Leicestria , f. Durolitum , n. Durolenum , n. Lesva , f. Lemannus , m. Agelocum , n. Lactodurum , n. Luttervorium , n. Villa de Lyn Reg●● Madus , m. Camalodunum , n. Maldunum , n. Mancunium , n. Manduessedum , n. Margidunum . Cunetio , f. Meronitha , f. Mediolanum , n. Portus Milfordiensis . Mons Gomericus . Morbium , n. Corstopitum , n. Aesica , f. Villa de Novo Castro super Tinam . Burgus Novi Castri subter Linam . Novus Mercatus . Novus Portus . Northamptonia , f. Allertonia Borealis . Nottingamia , f. Durolitum , n. Blestium , n. Olicana , f. Calatum , n. Pastovia , f. Epiacum , n. Praetorium , n. Pontes , f. Pennocrucium , n. Penbrochium , n. Plimuthum , n. Abonis . Magnus portus . Readingum , n. Bremetomacum , n. Richmondia , f. Regnum , n. Rhidogunum , n. Congavata , f. Rutunium . n. Rutlandia , f. Ripa , f. Sandvicus , m. Maridunum , n. Hunnum , n. Segodunum , n. Clarus Fons . Salopia , f. Vindomus , m. Durolevum , n. Clausentum , n. Staffordia , f. Durobrivae , Isannavaria , f. Colonia , f. Sinus Salutaris , Calatum , n. Tamare , n. Tamare , n. Theocicuria , f. Sitomagum , n. Tileburgum , n. Tunnocelum , n. Tripontium , n. Totonesium , n. Erocetum , n. Caleva , f. Rhigodunum , n. Warwicum , n. Bennaventa , f. Vimutium , n. Wiltonia , f. Windesorium , n. Vagniacum , n. Gariannonum , n. Fanum Sancti Yvonis .

Note Reader , That there are abundance more Considerable and Remarkable Towns in England and Wales , besides these before-named , which have no Latine Names , but have the same denomination both in English and in Latine , and so I have omitted them .

Dies Dominicus . Dies Lunae . Dies Martis . Dies Mercurii . Dies Jovis . Dies Veneris . Dies Saturni Januarius , m. Februarius , m. Martius , m. Aprilis , m. Maius , m. Junius , m. Julius , m. Augustus , m. September , m. October , m. November , m. December , m. Primus Dies . Secundus Dies . Tertius Dies . Quartus Dies . Quintus Dies . Sextus Dies . Septimus Dies . Octavus Dies . Nonus Dies . Decimus Dies . Undecimus Dies . Duodecimus Dies . Decimus tertius Dies ▪ Decimus Quartus Dies . Decimus Q●●ntus Dies . Decimus Sextus Dies . Decimus Sep●imus Dies . Decimus Octavus Dies . Decimus Nonus Dies . Vicesimus Dies . Vicesimus primus Dies . Vicesimus Secundus Dies . Vicesimus Tertius Dies . Vicesimus Q●●rtus Dies . Vicesimus Q●intus Dies ▪ Vicesimus Sextus Dies . Vicesimus Septimus Dies . Vicesimus Octavus Dies . Vicesimus Nonus Dies . Tricesimus Dies . Tricesimus Primus Dies . Festum Circumcisionis Domini . Festum Epiphaniae Domini . Festum Sancti Hilarii Episcopi . Festum Sanctae Agnes Virginis . Festum Conversio●● Sancti Pauli , 25. ●●nuarii . Festum Purificatio●● Beatae Mariae Virg●nis . Septuagesima Domi●●ca . Sexagesima Domini●● Quinquagesima Do●●nica . Tempus Quadrage●●male . Carnisprivium , n. Dies Cinerum . Quadragesima Dom●nica . Jejunia quatuor Te●porum .

The First being Wednesday , Friday , ● Saturday , next after Ash-Wednesday .

The Second is Wednesday , Friday , and Satur●●y in Whitson-Week .

The Third is Wednesday , Friday , and Satur●●y after Rood Day , which is the fourteenth of ●●ptember .

The Fourth is Wednesday , Friday , and Sa●●rday after Lucy-Day , being the thirteenth day ●● December .

Festum Sancti Valentini Episcopi & Martyris . 14. Februarii . Festum Sancti Matthiae Apostoli .

This is always the four and twentieth day of ●●bruary , unless it be Leap Year , and then it is ●e five and twentieth day .

Festum Sancti Davidis Episcopi . Festum Annuntiationis beatae Mariae Virginis . Dominica in Ramis Palmarum . Dies Mandati . Dies Parasceues . Festum Paschae . Dies Lunae in Septi●●na Paschae . Dies Martis in Sep●●mana Paschae . Dies Dominica in A●● Festum Sancti Geo●●● Martyris . Festum Sancti M●● Evangelistae . Festum Sancto●● Apostolorum Ph●pi & Jacobi . Festum Invent●●● Sanctae Crucis . Dies Dominica R●●●tionum . Festum Sancti Joh●●ante Portam ●●nam . Festum Ascensionis ●●mini . Festum Pentecostes ▪ Dies Lunae in Sept●●●na Pentecostes . Dies Martis in Septi●●na Pentecostes . Festum Sanctae Trinitatis . Dies Corporis Christi . Festum Sancti Barnabae Apostoli & Martyris . Festum Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptistae . Festum Sanctorum Petri & Pauli Apostolorum . Festum Visitationis Beatae Mariae Virginis . Festum Translationis Sancti Thomae Martyris . Festum Sancti Swithini Episcopi . Dies Caniculares . Festum Sancti Jacobi Apostoli . Festum Sanctae Mariae Magdalenae . Festum Sancti Petti Vincula . Festum Assumpti●● Beatae Mariae Vi●nis . Festum Sancti Bar●●●lomaei Apostoli . Festum Sancti Laur●● Martyris . Festum Translati●● Sancti Cuthberti . Festum Nativitatis ●atae Mariae Virgi● Festum Exaltati●● Sanctae Crucis . Festum Sancti Ma●● Apostoli & E●a●listae . Festum Sancti Mid●lis Archangeli . Festum Sancti 〈◊〉 Evangelistae . Festum Sancti Cri● Martyris . Festum Sanctorum Simonis & Judae Apostolorum . Festum omnium Sanctorum . Festum omnium Animarum . Conjuratio Sulphurea detecta . Festum Sancti Martini Episcopi , in hyeme . Festum Sancti Andreae Apostoli . Dies Dominica Adventus . Festum Conceptionis Beatae Mariae Virginis . Festum Sanctae Luciae Virginis . Festum Sancti Thomae Apostoli . Festum Natalis Domini . Festum Sancti Step● Protomartyris . Festum Sancti Joha● Evangelistae . Festum Innocenti●● Tempus , n. Opportunitas , f. Momentum , n. Aeternitas , f. Paululum Tempus ▪ Longum Tempus . Minuta , f. Quadrans horae . Semihora , f. Hora , f. Sesquihora , f. Spatium duarum ●●rum . Dies , m. vel f. Quotidie , adv. Hodiè , adv. Cras , adv. Heri , adv. Antea , adv. Sesquidies , m. vel f. Biduum , n. vel Spatium duorum dierum . Diluculum , n. Exortus , m. Aurora , f. Ante Meridiem . Meridies , m. Post Meridiem . Occasus , m. Vesper , m. Crepusculum , n. Nox , f. Mesonyction , n. Gallicinium . n. Dies Festus . Dies Infestus . Septimana , f. Spatium unius Septimanae . Mensis , m. Spatium unius Mensis . Trimestre Spatium . Semiannus , m. Annus , m. Bissextilis Annus . Sesquiannus , m. Spatium unius Anni . Ver , n. Tempus Vernale . Aestas , f. Tempus Aestivum . Autumnus , m. Hyems , f. Terminus Sancti ●larii .

This Term begins always on the three 〈◊〉 twentieth day of January , unless it be Sund●● and then it begins the day after ; and it alw●●● ends on the twelfth day of February , unless it ● Sunday , and then it ends the day after ; and h●● four Retorns , ( to wit )

Octabis Hilarii . Quindena Hilarii . Crastino Purificationis . Octabis Purificationis .

Easter Term begins always on the Wednes●●● Fortnight after Easter Sunday , and ends on ● Monday after Ascension day .

Terminus Paschae ,

This Term hath five Retorns , ( to wit )

Quindena Paschae . Tres Paschae . Mense Paschae . Quinque Paschae . Crastino Ascensionis .

Terminus Sanctae Trinitatis .

This Term begins always on the Friday after ●●inity-Sunday , and ends the Wednesday Fort●●ght after , and hath four Retorns , ( to wit )

Crastino Trinitatis . Octabis Trinitatis . Quindena Trinitatis . Tres Trinitatis .

Terminus Sancti Michaelis .

This Term begins always on the Three and ●wentieth day of October , unless it be Sunday , ●●d then it begins the day after , and ends always the Eight and Twentieth day of November , unit be Sunday , and then it ends the day after , hath Six Retorns , ( to wit )

Tres Michaelis . Mense Michaelis . Crastino Animarum . Crastino Martini . Octabis Martini . Quindena Martini .
SECT. VI. Of the Bodies of Men , Women and Children , and ● several parts thereof , as well External as Inten● together with the several Distempers , Infirmities ● Diseases , which they are often Subject to , and ● of the Beauties and Deformities , Humors , C●●stitutions , and Inclinations of several Persons ; ● which are added the five senses , and the Pro●● of Age from Infancy to old Age.

MEns , f. Anima , f. Corpus , n. Corpusculum , n. Aliquis . Nemo , c. g. Cadaver , n. Anatomia , f. Sceletos , m. Lineamentum , n. Arteria , f. Nervus , m. Musculus , m. Tendon , m. Cartilago , f. Membrum , n. Vena , f. Porus , m. Caput , n. Crinis , m. Capillus , m. Caesaries , f. Cirrus , m. Lanugo , f. Capillorum discrimen . Procotta , f. Cani Capilli . Capitulum , n. Vertex , m. Sinciput , n. Occiput , n. Bregma , n. Calva , f. Pericranium , n. Coronalis Sutura . Mesocranium , n. Cranium , n. Cerebellum , n. Dura Mater . Pia Mater . Omentum , n. Cerebrum , n. Infundibulum Cerebrum . Vena Cervicalis . Vena Cephalica . Vena Coronalis . Frons , f. Vena Frontalis . Tempora , n. pl. Vena Temporalis . Crotaphitae , m. pl. Facies , f. Vultus , m. Supercilium , n. Palpebrae , f. pl. Cilium , n. Glabella , f. Oculus , m. Ocellus , m. Orbis , m. Hirquus , m. Pupilla , f. Albugo , f. Superagnata Tunica Ocularis . Tunica retiformis Ocularis . Tunica vitrea Ocularis . Tunica Aranca Ocularis . Tunica Pleuritica Ocularis . Iris , f. Rhagoides , f. Syzygia , f. Vena Ocularis . Hypopia , f. Gena , f. Maxilla , f. Bucca , f. Mala , f. Buccula , f. Nasus , m. Interfinium . Cartilago Nasilis . Naris , f. Vibrissae , f. pl. Mucus , m. Auris , f. Lobus , m. Pinnula , f. Aurium Meatus . Cerumen , n. Vena Auricularis ▪ Vena Nasilis . Labrum , n. Labellum , n. Parotis . Chalaza , f. Labium F●ssile . Venae Labiales . Mustax , m. Barba , f. Barbu●a , f. Barba prom●ssa . Os , n. Oscillum , n. Mandibula , f. Gingiva , f. Epulis , f. Dens , m. Fauces , f. pl. Sepes Dentium . Superiores Dentes . Inferiores Dentes . Dentes Molares . Canini Dentes . Primores Dentes . Sophronisteres . Lingua , f. Amygdalae Faucium . Hypoglottis , f. Parotides . Palatum , n. Guttur , n. Gurgulio , m. Gula , f. Trachea , f. Bronchion , m. Epiglottis , f. Jugulares Venae . Lisae , f. pl. Mentum , n. Collum , n. Cervix , f. Cardo , m. Axona , f. Ancteres , m. pl. Parotides , f. Jugulus , m. Respiramen , n. Humerus , m. Humerus Dexter . Humerus Sinister . Scapula . Omoplata , f. Interscapilium , n. Vena Humeralis . Brachium , n. Brachium Dextrum . Brachium Sinistrum . Ulna , f. Cubitus , m. Condylus , m. Axilla , f. Grandebalae , f. Lacertus , m. Carpus , m. Manus , f. Dextra , f. Sinistra , f. Pugnus , m. Vola , f. Palma , f. Incisurae , f. pl. Thenar , n. Metacarpium , n. Pollex , m. Digitus . m. Index , c. g. Digitus Medius . Digitus Annular●● Digitus Auricul●● Reduvia , f. Pinnula , f. Internodia Digi● Unguis , m. Exortus , m. Carotides , f. pl. Cutis , f. Sinus , m. Pectus . n. Thorax , m. Mamma , f. Papilla , f. Costa , f. Costarium , n. Costae Nothae . Remulus Costarum . Mesopleuria , n. pl. Succingens Membran● ▪ Vena Thoracica ▪ Latus , n. Latus Dextrum . Latus Sinistrum . Somachus , m. Oesophagus . Vena Stomachica . Isternon , n. Cartilago Ensiformis . Chondros , m. Cor , n. Praecordia , n. pl. Diastole , f. Pulmo , m. Fibrae Pulmonis . ●ecur , n. Vena Hepatica . Mesentericae Ven● Diaphragma , n. Lien , m. Splen , m. Fel , n. Venae Diaphragm● Vena Splenetica . Vena Porta . Venter , m. Vena Gastrica . Vena Caecula . Abdomen , n. Hypocondria , f. Lagarum , n. Umbilicus , m. Acromphalium , n. Cingulum , n. Atrophia , f. Pancreas , n. Viscera , n. pl. Intestina , n. pl. Uterus , m. Aortae , f. Vena mediana . Aorta , f. Intestinum Caecu● Intestinum Jejun● Intestinum primu● I le , n. Colon , n. Magnum Intestin● Intestinum Tenue ▪ Ilia , n. pl. Lactes , f. Intestinum Longu● Inguen , n. Renes , m. pl. Renunculi , m. pl. Perinephra , n. pl. Ureteres , m. pl. Vena Iliaca . Venae Re●ales . Vena Saphena . Vena Cava . Peritoneum , n. Omentum , n. Dorsum , n. Spina , f. Trachelus , m. Palae , f. pl. Metaphrenum , n. Clunis , m. & ▪ f. Coxa , f. Lumbus , m. V●na Lumbaris ▪ Tubus , m. Spondylus , m. Spinalis Medulla● Uropygium . n. Podex , m. Plechos , m. Vesica , f. Urina , f. Urethra , f. Matrix , f. Vena Matricata . Ventriculus , m. Pilium Naturale . Amnium , n. Alantoides Memb● Periosteum , n. Mentula . Vulva , f. Nympha , f. Coleus , m. Scrotum . Perinaeum , n. Scrotum , n. Testes , c. g. Praeputium , n. Dindimus , m. Femur , m. Femen , n. Femur , n. Lacertus , m. Vena Cruralis . Vena Ischiadica . Varica , f. Poples , m. Cotyle , f. Articulus , m. Genu , n. Mola , f. Patella , f. Crus , n. vel Tibia , Tibia , f. vel Crea , Parastata , f. Paracnemium , ● . Talus , m. Malleolus , m. Musculus , m. Sura , f. Vena Poplitis . Vena Arteriosa . Testum , n. Pes , m. Vena Saphena . Tarsus , m. Subtal , n. Planta , f. Degitus Pedis . Allus , m. Gemursa , f. Calx , m. & f. Morbus , m. Halitus , m. Anhelatio , f. Oze , f. Crasis , f. Cachexia , f. Torpor , m. Plethoricum . Sudor , m. Palpitatio , f. Oscitatio , f. Sitis , f. Saliva , f. Lipothymia , f. Vomitus , m. Compunctio , f. Spasmus , m. Crepitus , m. Humor Radicalis . Raucitas , f. Singultus , m. Opisthotonus , m. Tussis , f. Incubus , m. Lachryma , f. Vulnus , n. Vomica . Sanguis , m. Tabum , n. Cholera , f. Flegma , f. Melancholia , f. Pediculositas , f. Scabies , f. Psora , f. Prurigo , f. Talatrum . Cruditas , f. Caninus Appetit●● Citta , f. Ganglium , n. Contagio , f. Herpes , f. Erysipelas , n. Convulsio . f. Exulceratio , f. Apostema , f. Inflammatio , f. Phlegmone , f. Phlyctaena , f. Pertussis , f. Struma , f. Fistula , f. Rheuma , n. Lepra , f. Gangraena , f. Cancer , m. Phagedaena , f. Pustula , f. Ulcus , n. Bubo , m. Carbunculus , m. Tuber , n. Pernio , m. Impetigo , f. Papula , f. Bubones , m. pl. Boa , f. Exanthemata , n. pl. Morbus Gallicus . Pestilentia , f. Icterus , m. Pleuritis , f. Lethargus , m. Paralysis , f. Asthma , n. Epilepsis , f. Icterus , m. Pulmonia , f. Hysterica passio . Consumptio , f. Colica , f. Febris , f. Hectica , f. Causon , m. Febris Intermittens ▪ Febris Quotidiana . Febris Tertiana . Febris Quartana . Febris Hectica Fascinatio , f. Hydrops , m. Scorbutus , m. Paralysis , f. Phrenesis , f. Festura , f. Homo Leprosus . Torridus , Adj. Morphea , f. Vibex , f. Adibedo , f. Cicatrix , f. Lentigo , f. Pulicina Signa . Naevus , m. Scrofula , f. Verruca , f. Ruga , f. Angore confectus . Capitis Dolor . Mania , f. Siriasis , f. Porrigo , f. Heterocrania , f. Vertigo , f. Achores , m. pl. Squama , f. Gravedo , f. Lippitudo , f. Ophthalmia , f. Chalazion , n. Ectropium , n. Suffusio , f. Albugo , f. Emphysma , f. Lithiasis , f. Aegilopa , f. Nictatio . Carcinodes , n. Haemorrhagia . Uvula , f. Emphysodes . Antiades , f. pl. Ancyloglossum , n. Ap●ha , f. Paristhmia , n. pl. Parulis , f. Stridor Dentium . Dentitio , f. Odaxismus , m. Haemoptosis , f. Angina , f. Dentes mutilati . Empyema , n. Syntexis , f. Cordolium , n. Tabes , f. Felliflua Passio . Exomphalus . Fastidium . Rhagas , f. Paronychia , f. Tympanites , m. Coliaca Passio . Hysteralgia , f. Vermina , f. Lumbricus , m. Ascarides , f. pl. Ventre stipatus . Lienteria , f. Dysenteria , f. Menstrua , n. pl. Albae Mulierum F●●ones . Gonorrhea , f Stranguria , f. Dysuria , f. Diabetes , m. Pudendagra , f. Priapismus . Ulcus Inguinale . Haemorrhois , f. Procidentia Sedis . Ruptura , f. Herniosus , Adj. Sycosis , f. Calculus . Hernia , f. Epiplocele , f. Hydrocele , f. Articularis Morbus . Arthriticus Homo . Chiragra , f. Ischias , f. Gonagra , f. Scelagra , f. Talia , f. Podagra , f. Pernio , m. Scalpurigo , f. Auricoma . f. Rufus . Capilli intorti . Cincinnatus . Homo hirsipilus . Oculi arguti . Strabo , m. Lucinus , Adj. Lippus , Adj. Myops , c , g. Nyctilops , c. g. Monoculus , m. Cerebrosus , Adj. Palpebrosus , Adj. Dimissa Labra . Bronchus , m. Rictus , m. Bucco , m. Homo Inauritus . Auriculatus Homo . Colaphus , m. Mento , m. Simo , m. Homo Bifrons ▪ Fronto , m. Relicina Frons Homo temerarius . Homo macronasus . Homo labiosus . Dentiloquus Homo . Homo Balbus . Homo Buccatus . Mirio , m. Nasus Resimus . Gryphus , m. Homo Nasutus . Gibbus , m. Homo Gibbosus . Obstipus Homo . Incurvus humeris . Manulus , Adj. Macrochir , m. Mancus Homo . Scaevus , m. Homo Ungulatus . Cauteriatus , Adj. Mammosus , Adj. Lacertosus , Adj. Pectorosus , Adj. Stenothorax , m. Ventricosus , Adj. Delumbatus , Adj. Thlasias , m. Perpinguis Homo . Homo Gracilis . Limbosus . Depygis , Adj. Compernis , c. g. Cruratus Homo . Mysselus , m. Homo Varicosus . Valgus , Adj. Scaurus , m. Palmipes , Adj. Latipes , Adj. Solipes , Adj. Fidepes , Adj. Loripes , Adj. Unipes , Adj. Claudipes , Adj. Homo captus oculis . Surdus Homo . Mutus Homo . Claudus homo . Grallator . Homo Infirmus . Temperies , f. Complexio , f. Vulticulus , m , Triste Supercilium . Supercilium . Vultuosus , Adj. Lentiginosus , Adj. Eurythmia . f. Speciosus Homo . Deformis Homo . Criticus , m. Gigas , m. Nanus , m. Philocalus . Grandiloquus Homo . Luculentus Homo . Homo Praeclarus . Fidelis Homo . Homo Magnanimus . Venerabilis Homo Affabilis Homo Homo Modestus . Familiaris Homo . Homo Eximius . Homo peringeniosus Gravis Homo . Bonus Homo . Mitis Homo . Homo Lepidus . Trossulus , m. Homo Facetus . Trossula . Cupes , Adj. Magus , m. Saga , f. Fur , c. g. Meretrix , f. Scortator , m. Cornutus Homo . Stuprator , m. Ganeo , m. Leno , m. Veterator , m. Perfatuus Homo . Morio , m. Subsannator , m. Stultus , m. Idiota , m. Lunaticus , m. Homo Mente Captus vel non Compos Mentis . Capito , m. Mendax , m. Catillo , m. Homo phantasti Panurgus , m. Nepos , m. Compotor , m. Stomachosa , f. Scraptia , f. Scurra , m. Mulier proterva , Rumigerulus , m Invidus homo . Incantator , m. Flagrio , m. Dissimulator , m. Mulier Collutulata , Futilis , Adj. Pusillanimus homo . Morosus homo . Infamis homo . Gnatho , m. Sordidus homo . Homo Excommunicat●● Pellex , m. Factiosus Homo Pusillanimus Homo Blandus Homo Homo Perfidiosus Atrox Homo . Credulus Homo . Adulator , m. Fornicator , m. Homo Obscenus . Puella delicate amict● Spurca . Lamia , f. Homo Exanimis . Homo Vulgaris . Homo Supinus . Imperitus Homo . Effrons , m. Scortator , m. Homo Sceleratus . Susurro , m. Furcifer , m. Homo Procax . Mulierarius , m. Homo Deparcus . Homo Indigens Dormitor , m. Seplaciarius , m. Noctivagus , m. Homo Inglorius . Auditus , m. Visus , m. Olfactus , m. Gustus , m. Tactus , m. Infantia , f. Pueritia , f. Vagitus , m. Adolescentia , f. Aetas Virilis . Senectus , f. Embryo , m. Abortivus . Infans recens Natus . Caeso , m. Posthumus Orphanus , m. Puer Lactens . Infans projectus . Bastardus , m. Puer Lustricus . Infans Ablactatus ▪ Gemellus , m. Mulier Pregnans . Puer , m. Puella , f. Adolescens , m. Adolescentula , f. Mas , m. Mulier , f. Caelebs , Adj. Mulier Innupta . Matitus , m. Mulier Nupta . Vir , m. Maritus , m. Uxor , f. Senex , m. Anus , f. Pater , m. Mater , f. Filius , m. Filia , f. Paterfamilias , m. Materfamilias , f.

SECT. VII . Of Churches , and Chappels , with their Appurtenances .

CLimax Coemeterii . Janua Coemeterii . Paries Coemeterii . Sepulchrum , n. Cippus . Templum , n. Ecclesia , f. Ecclesia Cathedralis . Ecclesia parochialis . Decantanat , m. Capella , f. Parochialis Capella . Lararium , n. Cantaria , f. Exedra , f. Ossuaria , f. Cella . Vestiarium , n. Consistorium , n. Charta plumbea . Pinnacuium , m. Campanile , n. Campanile Quadratum . Campanile pyramidatum . Sciathericum horologium . Propylaeum , n. Ostium Ecclesiae Ostiolum Cellae Pastophorium , n. Campanile , n. Horologium , n. Domuncula horologica . Triton , m. Porticae , f. pl. Navis Ecclesiae . Hypaethrum Organa Musica . Contignatio Organica . Opus Cancellatum Intergerinum . Columna , f. Tumulus , m. Cenotaphium . Tumba , f. Xeroliphus , m. Conditorium , n. Sandapila , f. Cenotaphium , n. Vestis Feralis . Feretrum , n. Altare , n. Campana , f. Tintinnabulum , n. Codon , m. Mortinola , f. Classicum Tintinnabulorum . Campanae malleus . Classicum , n. Ropali Corrigia . Restis Campanarius . Statua , f. Simulachrum , n. Subsellium , n. Assidela , f. Suggestum , n Pulpitum , n. Baptisterium , n. Baptisterii Opercul●● Cistula Pauperum . Cista Ecclesiastica . Situlus Coriaceus . Lychnuchus Pensilis . Loricae Altaris . Index horologicus . Mensa Eucharistica . Tapes , m. Mappa , f. Lagena , f. Calix , m. Operculum Calicis . Vestis pro Pulpito . Pelvis Ecclesiastica . Argentum factum . Peristromata , n. pl. Pulvinus pro Pulpit● ▪ Matta , f. Machina Aquatica . Hama , f. Scala , f. Chorus , m. Superpellicium . Pallium , n. Epitogium , n. Pedum Pastorale ▪ Mitra , f. Palla , f. Insignia Regia . Insignia Gentilitia . Labarum , n. Scutum , n. Biblia , n. pl. Liber Communium Precationum . Liber Homiliarum . Martyrologium , n. Liber Canonum . Liber Triginta & novem Articulorum Religionis . Registrum , n. Tabula Graduum Prohibitorum in Matrimonio . Decalogus , m. Symbolum Apost●cum . Oratio Dominica . Sententiae è Sacris S●turis in parietes ●clesiae depictae . Sabbatum , n. Communio , f. Sacramentum , n. Baptismus , m. Eucharistia , f. Catechesis , f. Confirmatio , f. Matrimonium , n. Aegrotorum Visi●● Sepultura Mortuo● Puerperarum Gr●dines . Comminatio , f. Litania , f. Hymnus Mariae . Psalmus , m. Oblatio , f. Mortuarium , n. Justa Funerum . Computationes P●les . Preces Matutinae . Amiculum Ferale . Coemeterium , n. Sepulchretum , n.

SECT. VIII . Cloth , both Woollen and Linen , Stuffs , Druggits , Silks , Leathers , &c.

PAnnus , m. Panniculus , m. Lista , f. Residuum panni . Tela , f. Panneus , Adj. Lanificium , n. Lana , f. Solox , f. Lana Infecta . Pannus Laneus . Pannus Latus . Pannus Laneus Hispaniensis . Pannus Vulgaris . Linostema , n. Villosus pannus . Pannus Frisicus . Amphimallus , m. Levidensis pannu● . Pannus Rasus . Tomentum , n. Pannus Gossipinus . Pannus laneus cr●● Pannus quidam l●● Pannus Bitu●igum . Pannus Rasus . Pannus Trilix . Xylinus pannus . Pannus Tornace●●● Rasulus pannus . Fullonicus Rasul●●nus . Pannus Laneus ●densis . Pannus Rasus . Pertenuis pannus ●us Calamistrat● Pannus Tramoser● Cymatile , n. Cymatile Cilicin● Pannus Grossogra● Pannus Bombycinus . Coccinum , n. Purpura , f. Cilicium , n. Pannus Cilicinus . Pannus Poldavisianus Gossipium , n. Acupicta Vestis . Linteum , n. Linificium , n. Linum netum . Lana neta . Linum , n. Cannabum , n. Cannabum netum . Stupa , f. Stupa neta . Linteolum , n. Cannabium , n. Pannus Stupeus . Cannabinus pannus . Pannus Cannabinus . Pannus Cannabinus Inalbatus . Linteum inalbatum Sindon Scotiae . Pannus Calicutianus . Sindon Hollandiae . Sindon Camerace●● Carbasus , f. Sindon , f. Pertenuis Sindon . Carbasus , f. Linteum Damasce●● Sindon variegata . Pannus Lineus Cris●●● Pannus Lineus T●●latus . Pannus Linteus cra●● Cannabum Nau●i●● Braudium , n. Pannus Atrebaticus ▪ Tapes , m. Sericum , n. Floccus Sericus . Sericum Soriculat●● Sericum Floridum . Sericum Intermixt●● Pertenue Sericum C●mistratum . Levidensa , f. Sericum Dalmatic●● Pannus ex pilis Ca●linis Confectus . Tenue Sericum . Sericum Molliculum ▪ Sericum Undulatum ▪ Sericum vividi col●● Sericum Nebulosum . Sericum pertenue . Sericum Crispum . Pannus Auro intextus . Pannus Sericus . Holosericum , n. Tramosericum , n. Tramosericum palmatum . Tramosericum Intermixtum Auro . Taffeta , f. Taff●ta Villosa . Scutulata Taffeta . Heteromalla , f. Heteromalla palmata . Gossypium Heteromallum . Heteromallum Villosum . Corium , n. Pellis , f. Corium , n. Coriaceus . Aluta , f. Corium Subactum . Pellis Bovina . Corium Olearium . Corium Aridum . Pellis Odorata . Corium Depsiticum . Corium Lautum . Pellis Caprina . Corium Bubalinum . Corium Pumicatum . Pellis Turcica . Corium Ruthenum . Corium Damale . Pellis Hispaniensis . Corium hoedinum . Corium Agninum . Corium Vitulinum . Pellis Ovilla . Corium Caprinum . Corium Suillum . Corium Cordubense ▪ Pellis Canina . Corium Equinum . Corrigia , f.

SECT. IX . ●f Playing Cards , Dice , Tables , and several other Sports and Games , and also of Musical Instruments , and many things thereunto belonging .

CHartae Pictae . Fasciculus Foliorum Genus . Charta Figurata . Charta Simplex . Index Charta . Chartae majores Chartae minores . Sponsio , f. Charta Orbata . Actus Sponsionis . Quaternio , m. Sors cassa . Chartarum pictarum Ludus . Distribuere Chartas . Chartas miscere . Discindere Chartas . Componere Chartas ▪ Ludere pictis Chart●● ▪ Decipere . Cor , n. Rhombus , m. Trifolium , n. Vomerculus , m. Rex , m. Regina , f. Eques , m. Monas , f. Dyas , f. Trias , f. Quaternio , m. Pentas , f. Senio , m. Heptas , f. Ogdoas , f. Enneas , f. Decas , f. Familia Triumph● ▪ Distributor , m , Ternarius . Aleis Ludere . Ludus Talarius . Jactus , m. Vulturius , m. Fritillus , m. Alea , f. Cavicula , f. Monas , f. Ambo Asses . Dyas , f. Trias , f. Quaternio , m. Pentas , f. Senio , m. Plistobolinda , f. Lusus Aleatorius . Scruporum Duodeci●● Lusus . Tabula Lusoria . Calculus , m. Latrunculorum Lusus ▪ Statio , f. Statio prima , Ambes-Ace . Statio secunda . Statio tertia . Statio quarta . Statio quinta . Statio sexta . Scruporum Lusus . Latrunculis ludere . Latrunculus , m. Calculus incitus . Alveolus Lusorius . Sphaeromachia , f. Pila palmaris . Pila palmaria certare ▪ Cavernula , f. Reticulum , n. Palaestra , f. Aucupium Nocturnu● ▪ Myinda , f. Globus , m. Sphaeromachia , f. Catus Ligneus . Bacillus Lusorius . Res ludicra . Sitella , f. Bubitiae , f. pl. Pupillaria , n. pl. Arundo , f. Astragalus , m. Alectoromachia , f. Gallicidium , n. Suber plumatum . Feritorium , n. Pililudus , m. Pila Manuaria . Pila pedalis . Pila pedali certare . Pilae pedalis Lusus . Turbo , m. Trochus , m. Flagellum , n. Gyraculum , n. Verticillum , n. Follis , m. Calculus , m. Pila Eburnea . Clava Eburnea Globulorum Ebur●●rum Lusus . Meta , f. Ludus , m. Chytrinda , f. Cindalismus , m. Par Impar . Pila Clavaris . Pililusus , m. Schaenophilinda , f. Dielcystinda , f. Ostracinda , f. Apodidrascinda , f. Epostracismus . Digitis micare . Basilinda , f. Ascoliasmus , m. Arteres , f. Oscillatio , f. Ocreis percutere . Ocrearum Lusus . Vectis projectio . Meta , f. Discus , m. Lusus piscatorius . Aucupatio , f. Venatio , f. Venatio Vulpina . Venatio leporina . Venatio Cervina . Damarum venatus . Lutrarum Venatus . Aucupium , n. Canibus subsidenti●●venari . Leporariis Canibus ●nari . Canibus ▪ Venaticis ●nari . Saltatio , f. Cursus , m. Cursus Equestris . Cursus pedalis . Tripudium , n. Orbis Saltatorius . Chironomica Saltatio ▪ Chorus , m. Chorea , f. Musica , f. Minima , f. Diaphonia , f. Harmonia , f. Verticuli , m. pl. Pandura , f. Tetrachordon , n. Decachordium , n. Chorda . Hypate , f. Parhypate , f. Lichanos , m. Mese , f. Paramese , f. Paranete , f. Nete , f. Epitonia , f. ManubriaEpitoniarum . Clavecymbalum , n. Spondiauli , m. pl. Organa Musica . Cantes , f. Epitoniarum Manubria ▪ Monochordum , n. Cymbalum , n. Cithara , f. Tuba minor . Tuba , f. Monochordum . Milvina Tibia . Lituus , m. Buccina , f. Fides , f. Plectrum , n. Tympanum , n. Barbitum , n. Tibia , f. Barbitum , n. Testudo , f. Jugum , n. Pandura , f. Nablium , n. Tibia , f. Tibia Utricularis . Syrinx , f. Syringa , f. Tibia gingrina . Fistula , f. Tympanum , n. Cithara , f. Magadium , n. Sambuca , f. Fidicula , f. Pandura , f. Cithara Minor . Magas , f. Cithara Major . Lyra , f. Sambuca , f. Crembalum , n. Fistula , f. Ahenotympanum , ● .

SECT. X. Of Colours of all , or most Sorts .

COlor , m. Unicolor . Bicolor , Adj. Tricolor , Adj. Varicolor , Adj. Color Satur. Color Pertinax . Decolor . Color Evanidus ▪ Color Floridus .

A. SAndix , m. Cinereus Color . Color Caeruleus .

B. BAdi●s Color . Niger Color . Nigellu● Color . Anthracinus , Adj. Piceus , A●j . Coracinus , Adj. Perniger , Adj. Fuligineus , A●j . Lividus , A●j . Pallidus , A●j . Caeruleus , A●j . Lividulus , Adj. Cyancus , A●j . Cymatilis , Adj. Venetus , Adj. Blavus , Adj. Syricum , n. Lucidus , Adj. Perlucidus ▪ Adj. Fuscus , Adj. Subfuscus , Adj.

C. HElvus Color ▪ Versicolor , A●● Aeneus Color . Gruinus Color . Color Coccineus .

D. SCutulatus Color . Fuscus , Adj.

F. FLlameus Color . Carneolus Color . Fulvus Color .

G. GLaucus Color . Viridis , Adj. Vitreus , A●j . Porraceus , Adj. Subviridis , Adj. Thalassius Color . Color Dibaphus .

I. FErrugineus Color ▪

L. FUlvus Color . Color Lucidus .

M. MArmoreus Col●● Color Mixt●● Miscellus Color . Murinus Color . Xerampelinus , Adj.

O. COlor Citrius .

P. HElveus Color . Persicus Color . Phasianus Color . Variegatus Color . Psittaceus Color . Caryophylleus Col●● ▪ Color Pullus . Purpureus Color .

R. COlor Rubrus . Spadiceus , Adj. Rubellus , Adj. Rubicundus , Adj. Rufus Color . Sandracinus Color . Murinus Color . Aquilus Color .

S. CRoceus Color . Sanguineus , Adj. Sapphirinus , Adj. Coccineus Color . Argenteus , Adj. Cicerculum , n. Caeruleus Color . Insuasum , n. Coccineus Color . Melinus Color . Color Obfuscus .

T. RAvus Color . Color Venetus .

U. VIolaceu● Color .

W. COlor Cyaneus . Aqueus Color Albus , Adj. Albulus , Adj.

Y. FLavus Color . Color Luteus . Cereus , Adj. Subflavus Color .

SECT. XI . Of Doggs .

CAnis Masculus . Canis Femina . Catulus , m. Canis Armillatus . Turba Canum . Millum , n. Canis Rabidus . Canis Acer . Canis Celer . Canis Tardus . Canis Emeritus . Hispaniolus , m. Hispaniolus Aquaticus ▪ Hispaniolus Agrarius ▪ Catellus Venaticus . Canis Venaticus . Investigarius Canis . Leporarius , m. Canis Subsidens . Terrarius , m. Vertagus , m. Molossus , m. Canis Pecuaris . Canis Villaticus . Gregarius Canis ▪ Hybrida : Melitaeus Canis . Canache , f. Melampus , m. Leucon , m. Argus , m , Harpalus , m. Hylactor , m. Lycisca , f. Laet●argus , m. Asbolus , m. Corax , m. Nebrophonus , m. Peterela , f. Harpyia , f. Ladon , m. Oresitrophos , m. Agre , f. Dorseus , m. Theron , m. Labros , m. Charon , m. Sticte , f. Anyte , f. Dromas , f. Dorceus , m. Nape , f. Oribasus , m. Pamphagus , m. Dorceus , m. Oribasus , m. Hylactor , m. Alce , f. Lachne , f. Dromas , f. Lachne , f. Poemenis , f. Harpalus , m. Alce , f. Pterela , f. Aello , m. Podargus , m. Aello , m. Ichnobates , m. Lampurus , m. Laelaps , m. Aglaodos , m ▪ Hyleus , m. Lycisca , f.

SECT. XII . Of Fishes .

PIscis , m. Piscis Fluviatilis . Piscis Marinus . Piscis Lacustris . Pinna , f. Branchiae , f. pl. Squama , f. Spina , f. Lactes . Ova piscium . Testacei pisces . Acetabulum , n. Cirri , m. pl ▪ Spina piscis . Pungitius , m. Barbus , m. Sargus , m. Encrasicholi , m. pl. Rhombus , m. Alburnus , m. Albramis , m. Passer Marinus . Maena , f. Loligo , f. Carpio . Aurisequa , f. Laccia , f. Cochlea , f. Asellus , m. Congrus , m. Cancer , m. Torpedo , f. Cammarus , m. Sepia , f. Cuculus , m. Aqua , f. Canis Marinus . Delphinus , m. Faber Piscis . Anguilla , f. Pectunculus . Thymallus , m. Zeus , m. Fundulus , m. Anguilla minor . Aurata , f. Hycca , f. Morius , m. Asellus Salitus . Pag●us , m. Halec , f. Halec Condita . Halec Infumata . Acus , m. Galerus , m. Lampetra , f. Remora , f. Exos , Adj. Tellina , f. Astacus , m. Orbis , m. Megarus , m. Elixatiles Pisces . Syren , f. Orthagoniscus , m. Phycis , f. Mullus , m. Leuciscus , m. Musculus , m. Belone , f. Ostrea , f. Umbilicus , m. Perca , f. Lucius , m. Lupus , m. Luciolus , m. Halecula , f. Psitta , f. Acus , m. Capito , m. Tursio , f. Polypus , m. Caridis , f. Pastinaca , f. Conchylium , n. Araneus . Raja , f. Rubellio , m. Melanurus , m. Salmo , m. Salar , m. Sario , m. Pecten , n. Squatina , f. Cochlea Veneris . Alosa , f. Xiphia , f. Squilla , f. Apua , f. Solea , f. Anguilla Decumana . Sarda , f. Encrasicolus . Salpa , f. Sturio , m. Tinea , f. Testudo , f. Raja , f. Truta , f. Thunnus , m. Rhombus , m. Cete , n. Physeter , m. Asellus , m. Turbo , m.

SECT. XIII . Of Fruits , Roots , Grains , and Seed●

FRuctus , m. Fertilis . Glans , f. Cynara , f. Amygdalum , n. Asparagus , m. Cydonium , n. Malum Armenium . Nucipersica , f. Aurantium , n. Limonium , n. Granatum , n. Citro , f. Mespilum , n. Malum Nectareum ▪ Pomum , n. Galla , f. Volva , f. Malum praecox . Malum serotinum ▪ Malum Cadivum . Malum Putre . Malum Maturum . Malum Immaturum . Malum Vermiculosum . Malum Petisium . Semen , n. Granum , n. Pyrum , n , Favonianum Pyrum . Pyrum Odoratum . Volemum , n. Cydoneum Pyrum . Pyraster , m. Pyrum Cucurbitinum . Mammosum Pyrum . Pyrum Regium . Postautumnale Pyrum . Pyrum dolobellianum . Pyrum Librale . Signinum Pyrum . Pyrum Amerinum . Venereum Pyrum . Superbum Pyrum . Pyra Sextiana . Malum Sylvestre . Cerasum , n. Acinus , m. Cerasum Acidum . Prunum , n. Prunum Damascen●● Prunum Asinarium ▪ Prunum Cereum . Prunum Hordeari●● Pruneolum , n. Prunum Sylvestre . Bacca , f. Bacca Laurea . Vaccinium . Zura . Acteon , n. Corymbus , m. Uva Ursina . Sorbum , n. Morum Rubi Id●● Grossularia , m ▪ Berberis , f. Bacca Corinthia●● Fragum , n. Vaccinium , n. Haliacacabus , m. Juniperi Grana . Racemus , m. Cedris , f. Uva , f. Vinacea , f. Botrus . Rubella , f. Arminea Uva . Uva Apiana . Omphax , f. Apyrinum , n. Ciccum , n. Pinum , n. Nucleus pineus . Cerasum Actium . Oculus , m. Nux , f. Putamen Nucis . Nucleus , m. Complustrum , n. Avellana Nux . Nux Castanea . Bulbocastanum , n. Nux Cvpria . Juglans Nux . Paniculus , m. Calix , m. Culiola . Oliva , f. Pyren , f. Picridia , f. Agrippum , n. Morum , n. Pepo , m. Dactylus , m. Palmula , f. Lupulus , m. Cucurbita , f. Cucumis , m. Cucumis Sylvestris . Cucumis Conditus . Cappares , f. pl. Brassica Florida . Lappa , f. Carota , f. Pastinaca , f. Brassica , f. Caepula , f. Allium , n. Spica , f. Bulbus Allii . Battata , n. pl. Radices Chinenses . Daucus , m. Enularum Campanarum Radices . Helleborus , m. Cepe , n. Tunica Cepis . Squilla , f. Raphanus Hortensis . Raphanus Sylvestris . Tuberum , n. Napus , m. Fryngii Radices . Senae Radices . Glycyrrhiza , f. Mandragora , f. Sisarum , n. Granum , n. Bladum , n. Triticum , n. Robus , m. Fagopyrum , n. Tragopyrum , n. Sandalum , n. Siligo , m. Mestilio , f. Hordeum , n. Zea , f. Hordeum Tetrasti●●● Fabae , f. pl. Phaseolus , m. Celocasia , f. Fabae Tunica . Fabale , n. Pisa , f. Phaseolus , m. Cicer , n. Ochrus , m. Siliqua , f. Vicia , f. Avena , f. Bromus Sterilis . Rapum , n. Lens , f. Semen , n. Semen Rapicium . Semen Raphanlum . Semen Napinum . Pastinacarum Seme● Apii Semen . Semen Portulacae . Lactucarum Semen . Carotarum Semen . Semen Cepium . Semen Rutaceum . Rorismarini Semen ▪ Anisum , n. Carum , n. Semen Canabi . Cuminum , n. Coriandri Semen . Linarium , n. Semen Foeniculi . Foeni Graeci Semen . Semen Anethi . Apii Semen Lumbricorum Semen . Semen Cichorei . Endiviae Semen . Semen Calendularum . Papaveris Semen . Oculi Genistae . Semen Paeoniae . Sinapis , f. Erysimum , n. Dracunculi Semen . Thymi Semen . Semen Hyssopi .

SECT. XIV ▪ Of Flowers , Grass , and Herbs .

FLos , m. Calix , m. Nympha , f. Pappus , m. Apex , m. Gramen , n. Desectum Gramen ▪ Herba , f. Caulis , m. Folium , n. Scapus , m. Geniculum , n. Internodium , n. Sinus . Umbella , f. Pericarpium , n. Nervus . Crenae , f. pl.

A. OPhioglosson , n. Cynosorchis , f. Bistorta , f. Agrimonia , f. Hipposelinum , n. Pyrethrum , n. Anchusa , f. Balsamita , f. Chrysolachanum , n. Bonus Henricus . Atriplex Sylvestris . Ambrosia , f. Anemone , f. Amarantus , m. Angelica , f. Anisum , n. Atriplex , f. Scrofularia , f. Thalictrum , n. Hydropiper , n. Asparagus , m. Hastula Regia . Asphodelum , n. Asarum , n. Herba Gerardi . Caryophyllata , f. Podagraria , f. Aizoon , n.

B. GEntiana , f. Melissa , f. Sisymbrium , m. Mentha Graeca . Christophoriana , f. Amaranthus , m. Epimedium , n. Polyanthemon , ● . Ocimum , n. Beta , f. Caryophyllata , f. Acanthus , m. Auricula Ursi . Arctium Montan●● Betonica , f. Bistorta , f. Soldanella , f. Aristolochia , f. Cyanus , m. Campanula Syl●● Blitum , n. Branca Ursina . Bryonia , f. Anagallis Aquatica . Saponaria , f. Orobanche , f. Thlaspidion , n. Borago , f. Buglossus , m. Bugula , f. Coronopus , m. Sanguisorba , f. Ranunculus , m. Ruscum , n. Elatine , f. Bulbine , f. Ammium , n. Bardana , f. Juncus , m. Petasites , m. Ruscus , m.

C. CAlamintha , f. Chamaemelum , n. Lychnis Coronaria . Campanula . Lychnis Sylvestris . Ononis , f. Caryophyllum . Stoechas , m. Scorpiuron , n. Cataria , f. Schaanthus , m. Typha , f. Chelidonium , n. Centaurium , n. Cestrum , n. Gnaphalium , n. Chaerophyllum , n. Gallion , n. Alsine , f. Ervangina , f. Cepula , f. Mytrhis . Pentaphyllon , n. Chamaelion , m. Ahamaepitys , f. Cperine , f. Horminium , n. Trifolium Praten●● Pseudomelanthium Cquilegia , f. Aaulis , m. Consolida Major . Gladiolus Sege●um ▪ Rhaeas , f. Pseudomelanthiu● ●ramen Tomen●● Corallina , f. Vaccaria , f. Balsamita , f. S●oechas , f. Zizania , f. Verbasculum , n. Tussilago , f. Nasturtium . Nasturtium hortense . Nasturtium Aquaticum . Iberis , f. Coronopus Ruellii . Barbarea , f. Cruciata , f. Geranium , n. Ranunculus , m. Allium Sylvestre . Corona Imperialis . Hyacinthi Flores . Frysimum , n. Cardus Benedictus . Cardamine , f. Armoracia Sylvestris . Arum , n. Coronaria , f. Cuminum , n. Cyperum , n.

D. NArcissus , m. Pseudonarcissus , m. Bellis , f. Dens Leonis . Zizania , f. Succisa , f. Tithymallus , m. Dictamnum , n. Anethum , n. Atractylis , f. Lepidium , n. Epithimum , n. Lapathum , n. Agrestis , f. Apocynum , n. Cynocrambe , f. Cynosorchis , f. Cynoglossum , n. Dens Caninus . Geranium Colu●●num . Hippoglossum , n. Dracontium . Lens Palustris .

E. ENula Campana . Anemone , f. Cynorrhodon , n. Endivia , f. Eryngium , n. Euphrasia , f.

F. NEbrophonus , m. Matricaria , f. Foeniculum , n. Nigella , f. Peucedanum , n. Ferula , f. Thapsia , f. Foenum Graecum . Filix , f. Polypo●●um , n. Scrophularia , f. Pulicaria , f. Xyris , f. Acorus , m. Gladiolus Aquaticus . Iris Aquatica . Sophia , f. Lychnis Calcedonica . Balaustium , n. Iris , f. Iris Lutea . Glustrum , n. Amaranthus , m. Flos Solis . Petilus , n. Tussilago , f. Digitalis Herba . Alopecurus , m. Flos amoris . Fraxinella , f. Morsus Ranae . Holosteum , n. Tribulus Aquaticus . Arisarum Longifoliu● Nardus Foetida . Dipsacus , m. Fumaria , f.

G. GAlanga , f. Cynosorchis , f. Allium , n. Allium Sylvestre . Gentiana , f. Podagraria . Chamaedris , f. Allium Anguinum . Tragopogon , n. Galega , f. Virga Aurea . Ranunculus , m. Aparine , f. Phasganion , n. Spa●ula Foetida . Senecio , f. Chamaepi●ys , f. Hedera Terrestris . Lithospermum , n. Heliotropium , n. Bonus Henricus .

H. PEtalitis , f. Lingua Cervina . Trinitatis Herba . Viola Tricolor . Herba Christophoriana . Hieracium , n. Rosa Hierichuntaea . Fumaria Sepium . Gratiola , f. Galeopsis , f. Helleborum , n. Lagopus , m. Cicuta , f. Cannabis , f. Hyoscyamus , n. Onobrychis , f. Ammi , n. Geranium Ruperti . Herba Paris . Nummularia , f. Viola Lunaris . Caprifolium , n. Hedysarum Clypeatu● Cerinthe , f. Malva Hortensis . Helenium , n. Menthastrum , n. Equisetum , n. Hippoglossum , n. Marrubium , n. Verbena , f. Cynoglossum , n. Cyanus , m. Hyssopus , m. Sedum , n.

I. A Lliarium , n. Hyacinthus , n ▪ Jasminum , n. Fungus Sambucinus . Malabathrum , n. Hypericum , n. Tragopogon , m. Jacobaea , f. Sideritis , f. Caryophyllum , n. Hedera Terrestris .

K. STebae , f. Scrofularia , f. Myrrhis , f. Ranunculus , m. Ruscus , m. Delphinium , n. Centinodium , n.

L. GAllium , n. Alchimilla , f. Cardamine , f. Gramen Laciniosum . Clematis , f. Baccharis , f. Carduus Lacteus . Bryonia Nigra . Helleborine , f. Scandix , f. Capillus Veneris . Speculum Veneris . Carduus Benedictus . Polygonatum , n. Arnoglossa , f. Buglossum Sylvestre . Laserpitium , n. Delphinium . Petasites , f. Lavendula , f. Chamaecy parissus . Stoechas , f. Limonium , n. Hippoglottion , n. Daphnoides . Lactuca , f. Aconitum , n. Glaux vulgaris . Lillium Convallinum Betonica Pauli . Lilium Album . Leontopidum , n. Porrum , n. Hepatica , f. Lysimachia , f. Viorna , f. Herba Pedicularis . Ammi , n. Levisticum , n. Pulmonaria , ● .

M. TYpha , f. Rubia Tinctorum . Alyssum , n. Adiantum , n. Malva , f. Moloche , f. Althaea , f. Majorana , f. Marum , n. Mandragora , f. Herba Margaritae . Viola Mariana . Calendula , f. Chrysanthemum segetum . Caltha Palustris . Jacea Nigra . Cotula , f. Mezereon . Magistrantia , f. Colchicum , n. Ageretum , n. Ulmaria , f. Melilotus , m. Origanum , n. Herba Mercurialis . Cynocrambe , f. Mirabile Peruvianum . Mentha , f. Mentha Sativa . Menthastrum , n. Nepeta , f. Mentha Aquatica . Polygala , f. Lactucella , f. Myriophyllum , n. Pastinaca Pratensis . Nummularia , f. Rhabarbarum M●●chorum . Delphinium , n. Achedota , f. Scrpyllum , n. Cardiaca , f. Solanum , n. Auricula Muri● . Sinapis , f. Thlaspi , n. Verbascum , n. Artemifia , f. Lunaria , f. Geranium Moscha●●● Scabiosa Americana ▪

N. UMbilicus Ven● Urtica , f. Scrofularia . Solanum , n. Anemone , f. Nepeta , f. Lampsana , f. Millefolium , f. Lychnis Calcedonica .

O. BOtrys , f. Ambrosia , f. Dryopteris , f. Fucus Matinus . Origanum , n. Atriplex , f. Herba Paris . Crassula , f. Buphonon , n. Radix Hellebori . Buphthalmus , m. Paralysis , f. Buglossum , n.

P. VIola Tricolor . Hippolaparhum , n. Betonica Pauli . Amaranthus , m. Sempiternum Pisum . Pulegium , n. Helxine , f. Laserpitium Gallic●● Lepidium , n. Clematis , f. Apium , n. Anagallis , f. Ascyrum , n. Scrosulara , f. Phalangium , n. Betonica superba . Papaver , n. Plantago , f. Alisma , n. Primula Veris . Amaranthus , m. Alcanna , f. Paeonia , f. Polium Montanum . Sedum minus . Portulaca , f. Polipodium , n.

Q. GRamen Canin●● Caryophyll●● Reginae .

R. SAtyrium , n. Lolium , n. A lium Ursinum . Rapa , f. Rapunculus , m. Ranunculus , m. Arundines Vallatoriae . Arundines Saccharinae . Alga , f. Anonis Spinosa . Rhaponticum , n. Rhabarbarum , n. Eruca , f. Rosmarinus , m. Rosa , f. Caprifolium , n. Alabastrus , m. Caput mortuum Rosarum . Rosa Rubra . Rosa Alba. Rosa Damascena . Rosa beatae Mariae . Rosa Holoserica . Rosa Moschata . Rosa Canina . Rosa Provinciae . Lychnis Chalcedonica . Ruta , f. Empetron , n. Scirpus , m. Juncus Odoratus . Juncus , m.

S. CRocus , m. Salvia , f. Scorodonia , f. Salvia Agrestis . Tribulus Aquaticus ▪ Batis , f. Crithmum , n. Pulmonaria , f. Viola Lunaris . Sanicula , f. Satyrium , n. Sabina , f. Saturegia , f. Saxifragia , f. Scabiosa , f. Schaanthus , m. Nasturtium Sciatic●● Scordium , n. Sarsaperigliae . Hypericum , n. Scorpiurum , n. Alliaria , f. Saracenica , f. Cepula , f. Alga , f. Eringe , f. Coralium , n. Helvus , m. Sparganium , n. Limonium . Chelidonium , n. Prunella , f. Sedum Majus . Sena , f. Herba Viva Ophioglosson , n. Dracontium , n. Seselis , f. Tormentilla , f. Helleboraster , m. Valeriana , f. Scammonia , f. Inguinalis , f. Bursa Pastoris . Oxylapathum . Argentina , f. Stoebe , f. Cochlearia , f. Apium , n. Bistorta , f. Ptarmica , f. Saponaria , f. Acetosa , f. Acetosa Romana . Polygonaton , n. Artanita , f. Sonchus , m. Abrotonum , n. Asparagus , m. Mentha Romana . Ranunculus Flammeu● ▪ Asphodelus , m. Spinacia , f. Esula , f. Mezereon , n. Meum , n. Ceterachium , n. After , m. Ornithogalum , n. Stoechas , m. Herba Pedicularis . Herba Camphora●a . Viola Lutea . Fragaria , f. Acinos , m. Lithospermum , n. Cichorium , n. Asclepias , f. Peucedanus , m. Hirundinaria , f. Calamus Aromatic●● ▪ Majorana Hortensis ▪ Myrrhis , f. Ammium , n.

T. TAnacetum , n. Argentina , f. Tarchon , n. Dipsacum , n. Caryophyllus Marinus . Carduus , m. Sonchus , m. Thymum , n. Trachelium , n. Tithymallis , f. Nicotiana , f. Hypoglossum , n. Aculeosa , f. Dentaria , f. Tormentilla , f. Thlaspi , n. Trifolium , n. Martagon . Herba Paris . Tulipa , f. Hedera Aerrestris . Heliotropium , n. Androsaemum , n.

U. VAleriana , f. Verbena , f. Adiantum , n. Viola , f. Hesperis , f. Echion , m. Scorzoneria , f.

W. FLos Muralis . Nymphaea , f. Scordium , n. Tribulus Aquaticus . Sisymbrium , n. Nasturtium Aquaticum ▪ Ebulus , m. Mezerion , m. Anemone , f. Pyrola , f. Isatis , f. Welda , f. Periclymenos . Asperula Odorata . Lysimachium , n. Aconitum , n. Absynthium , n. Seriphium , n. Lujula , f. Aster , m. Arum , n.

Y. MIllefolium , n.

Z. ZEdoaria , f.

SECT. XV ▪ Of H●uses , Castles and Buildings , great and small ; Together with their several Materials , Apartments , Rooms , Cellars , Shops , out-houses , Orchards , Gardens , Fish ponds , Parks , Warrens , Mills , &c.

AeDificium , n. Aedificatiuncula . Structura , f. Domatim , Adv. Hamleta , f. Villa , f. Oppidum , n. Emporium , n. Nundinum , n. Mercatus , m. Forum Mercatorium . Boarium Forum Forum Piscarium . Forum Olitorium . Forum Pomarium . Macellum , n. Macellum Carnarium . Macellum Piscarium . Stalla , f. Tentorium , n. Velabrum , n. Telonium , n. Crux Mercatoria . Collistrigium Cippus , m. Postis Flagellarius . Tumbrella , f. Burgus , m. Civitas , f. Civitatula , f. Metropolis . Platea , f. Viculus , m. Diverticulum , n. Angiportus , m. Area , f. Murus , m. Porta , f. Portula , f. Cataracta , f. Cambium , n. Forum , n. Aula Sodalitia . Telonium , n. Munitorium , n. Casteria , f. Armamentarium , n. Gaola , f. Prisona , f. Carcer Clathrarius . Tullianum , n. Pistrinum , n. Conciliabulum , n. Cuneus , m. Thesaurarium , n. Gazophylacium , n. Theatrum , n. Hospitium , n. Ptochotrophium . Hierocomium , n. Hospitiolum , n. Gerontocomium , n. Orphanotrophium , n. Nosocomium , n. Domus Pestifera . Taberna , f. Hospitium , n. Caupona , f. Kuphiopolium , n. Ustrina , f. Baphia , f. Stillatorium , n. Frumitorium ▪ n. Sulphuraria , f. Cerdona●ium , n. Officina Vitraria . Sphaeristerium , n. Gallipugnatorium , ● Balneum , n. Taberna Aleatoria ▪ Lusorium , n. Lupanar , n. Schola , f. Schola Scriptuaria . Ludus Saltatorius . Schola Musica . Ludus Gladiatorius ▪ Schola Cantilenosa . Pistrina Placentari● ▪ Salina , f. Palatium , n. Basilica , f. Castrum , n. Procastrum . Turris , f. Collegium , n. Episcopium , n. Domus , f. Domuncula , f. Tugurium , n. Pergulum . Cotagium , n. Messuagium , n. Tenementum , n. Domus Mansionalis . Mansus Manerii . Domus Portuaria . Pons Versatilis . Palus , m. Janua , f. Portula , f. Forula , f. Antefixa , n. pl. Murus , m. Projectura , f. Murorum Summitates Crenatae . Lorica , f. Buttria , f. U●cus Ferreus . Paries Marmoreus . Promurale , n. Silicatus Murus . Paries Caementitiu● . Paries Lateritius . Paries Fornicatus . Paries Arectarius . Paries Cratitius . Muri Anteriores . Posteriores Muri . Lutamentum , n. Paries Intergerinus ▪ Muri Dividentes , Tabula Aquaria . Exemplar , n. Ichnographia , f. Fabrica Lignaria . Machina , f. Frontispicium , n. Anteris , f. Peristylium . Porticus , m. Columna , f. Columella , f. Epistylium , n. Basis , f. Scotia , f. Coronamenta , n. pl. Fundamentum . Limentum , n. Substructura , f. Versura , f. Compluvium , n. Podium , n. Defensaculum Fenestrae . Fenestra , f. Fenestricula , f. Fenestra Arcuata . Tecti Fenestra . Solarii Fenestra . Fenestra Pendula . Clathrus , m. Transenna , f. Obex Transennae . Quadra Vitrea . Fenestralia , n. pl. Columnae , f. pl. Transtrum Fenestr● Summitas Fenestrae Stega , f. Distega , f. Tristega , f. Subgrundia , n. pl. Asseres Imbricantes Projectura , f. Modulus , m. Fastigium , n. Imbricium , n. Andron , m. Compluvium , n. Incile , n. Deliquiae , f. pl. Imbrex , m. Tegula , f. Scandula , f. Tectum , n. Epicaustorium , n. Triton , m. Petasus , m. Culmus , m. Tectum Culmeum . Tectum Imbricatum . Tectum Scandulare . Tectum Plumbeum . Doma , n. Orbile , n. Assula , f. Crates , f. Tegulae Diliciares . Trabs Cacuminea . Cervus , m. Par Fulcimentorum . Cantherius , m. Proceres , m. pl. Girdaria , n. pl. Trabes Ligantes . Artectaria , n. pl. Lacunar , n. Adsita , f. Postis , m. Tholus , m. Statiunculae , f. pl. Ostium , n. Ostiolum , n. Valvae , f. pl. Ostium Suppedane●● Antica , f. Ostia exteriora . Ostia interiora . Anticum , n. Posticum , n. Theca Ostii . Cornix , f. Haspa , f. Ansula Ostialis . Corrigia Ostialis . Cardo , m. Vertex , m. Pessulus , m. Serra , f. Clavis , f. Anta , f. Superliminare , n. Limen , n. Caminus , m. Infumibulum , n. Focus , m. Pavimentum , n. Area , f. Tesserula , f. Later , m. Later Frictus . Asarotum , n. Fornax , f. Cavernula Cinerea . Area Tessellata , f. Area Festucata . Area Lateritia . Area Tabulata . Pavimentum Tessel●tum . Vestigium Foci . Fornagium , n. Tigdi Subareis . Asser , f. Assamenta , n. pl. Planca , f. Assamenta Interse●● ▪ Assamenta Duplica●● ▪ Assamenta depacta ▪ Assamenta compl●● ▪ Assamenta Oleo 〈◊〉 Opus Intestinum . Asser abietarius . Asser querceus . Foricula , f. Claustrum Fenestrale . Quadra Lignea . Par Scalarum . Gradus , m. Scalae Dimidiatae . Fabrica Scalarum . Scapus , m. Cochleum , n. Columella Tornata . Arcus , m. Laquear , n. Laquear Gypsatum . Laquear Tabulatum . Laquear Fornicatum . Laquear Vermiculatum . Trabs , f. Summa Trabs . Trabes Evergane● . Uncus , m. Columen , n. Lacunar , n. Mutulus , m. Transtra , n. pl. Tignum , n. Asser , m. Lorica , f. Columen , n. Subscus , m. Transversaria , ● ▪ Intertignium , n. Pecia Strucns . Columnae pertib●● Trabes Quadra●● Trabs Crassior . Lignum , n. Materiatio , f. Materiatus , Adj. Superliminare C●tum . Crustatus , Adj. Turricula , f. Pinnaculum , ● . Canalis plumbeus . Horologium , n. Index Horologicus . Sciathericum Horologicum . Loculamentum , n. Hypothyrum , n. Vestibulum , n. Peristylium , n. Mesaulus , m. Coquina , f. Fusorium , n. Lavatrina , f. Cortinale , n. Angulus , m. Farinarium , n. Lactarium , n. Lardarium . n. Promptuarium , n. Cellarium , n. Cellula , f. Vinearia , f. Demeaculum , n. Aula , f. Pransorium , n. Parloria , f. Exedra , f. Coenaculum , n. Conclave , n. Nartheticum , n. Repositorium , n. Penularium , n. Nutriciarium , n. Museum , n. Bibliotheca , f. Claustrum , n. Fornix , f. Camera , f. Triclinium , n. Dormitorium , n. Thalamus , m. Biclinium , n. Cella , f. Salutatorium , n. Paedagium . n. Andron . Gynaeceum , n. Valetudinarium , n. Gurgustium , n. Procoeton . Conclavia , n ▪ pl. Vestiarium . n. Garderoba , f. Ambulacrum , n. Procestrium , n. Pergula , f. Hypaethrium , n. Fori , m. pl. Xystum , n. Tabulatum , n. Caenaculum . Pomarium , n. Granarium , n. Aviarium , n. Repositorium , n. Officina , f. Pharmacopolium , n. Officina Casearia . Libarium , n. Laniarium , n. Officina Tinctoria . Tonstrina , f. Bibliopolium . Officina Stannaria . Aeraria , f. Officina Piscatoria . Thermopolium , n. Sutrina , f. Officina Ephippiaria . Fabrica , f. Officina Vitraria . Panificina , f. Aromatopolium , n. Fullonica , f. Textrina , f. Salaria Officina . Lithotomia . Fabrica Ferrea . Figulina . Panarium , n. Area , f. Atrium , n. Platea , f. Pandoxatorium . Lavatrina , f. Domus Carbonaria . Stabulum , n. Praesepe , n. Crates Pabularis . Clausum , n. Lignile , n. Domus Cespititia . Pistrinum , n. Granarium , n. Lactarium , n. Brasiatorium , n. Laniena , f. Saginarium , n. Armentarium , n. Bovile , n. Bovilla , f. Stabulum Rhedarium , n. Caprile , n. Hoedile , n. Ovile , n. Fornax , f. Fornax Lateritia . Calcaria Fornax . Marlerium , n. Coctilitia Fornax . Agnile , n. Canile , n. Cloaca , f. Anserarium , n. Gallinarium , n. Horreum , n. Palearium , n. Fenile , n. Domus Plaustrari● . D●mus Carrucari● . Porcile , n. Penticia , f. Col●mbarium , ● . Domus Molendin●●● Molendinum , n. Molendinum A●●cum . Tympanum , n. Scarioballum , n. Molucrum , n. Infundibulum , ● . Lapis Molaris . Catinus , m. Meta , f. Molile , n. Pollen , n. Multura , f. Stagnum Molare . Molendinum Ventosum . Velum Molendinarium . Molendinum Fullonicum . Mola Equina . Manuaria Mola . Mola Olearia . Molendinum Brasiatorium . Torcular Pomarium . Molendinum Plumbarium . Molendinum Serrarium . Chartariae Officinae . Hydromela , f. Chors , f. Septum Pecuarium . Wharfa , f. Wharfagium , n. Caya , f. Calcetum , n. Fons , m. Antlia , f. Puteus , m. Puteal , n. Crepido . Tolleno , m. S●t●la , f. Sitella , f. Haustrum , n. Ponticulus , m. Hortus , m. Floretum , n. Rosarium , n. Paradisus , m. Hortus Pensilis . Olitorius , m. Acetarium . Dorsum , n. Seminarium , n. Aquaeductio , f. Paragogia , n. Canalis , d. g. Fons , n. Sphaeristerium , n. Ambulatorium . Arboretum , n. Pergula , f. Epularium , n. Labyrinthus . Vinetum , n. Pomarium , n. Frutetum , n. Cerasetum , n. Plantarium , n. Piscina , f. Fossa , f. Arbustum , n. Minthorium , n. Chenoboscium , n. Nessotrophium , n. Warenna , f. Cuniculus , m. Parcus , m. Leporarium , n. Statio . Tugurium , n. Cubile Cervinum . Latibulum Damae . Specula , f. Umbraculum , n. Lixivarium , n. Curtilagium , n. Diathyrum , n.

SECT. XVI . Of Household-Goods , and Implements of Household-Stuff .

SUpellex , f. Utensillia , n. pl. Siparia , n. pl. Peristromata , n. pl. Tabula Focaria . Pictura , f. Tabula , f. Speculum , n. Clavi pro Speculis . Poteriotheca , f. Statiuncula , f. Linteum , n. Linteum Damascenum ▪ Sindon Variegara . Sindon Hollandiae . Sindon Scotiae . Linteum Cristatum . Pannus Canabinus . Lodix , f. Theca Pulvinaria . Mappa , f. Mantile , n. Mantelium , n. Tapetum , n. Involucer , n. Velamen , n. Polymita Phrygia . Segestrum , n. Polentriduum , n. Velamen pro Cunabulis . Velaria , n. pl. Stragula , n. pl. Cadurcum , n. Salgamum . Instratum , n. Gausape , n. Tegmen , n. Peristroma , n. Velamentum , n. Teges , f. Stragulum , n. Lodicula , f. Pulvinarium , n. Cervical , n. Lectus , m. Lectus Vacuus . Culcitra Plumea . Culcitra Floccis re●e●… Lectus Acerosus . Lectus Stramineus . Culcitra , f. Fulmenta , f. Matta , f. Torus , m. Conopeum , n. Fimbria Lectuaria . Cortina , f. Cortinula , f. Virga Cortinaria . Annulus Cortinariu● Zotheca , f. Fulcrum Lecti . Opertorium Lecti . Pluteus , m. Sponda , f. Columnae Lecti . Bacillus Tornatus . Lectus Plicatilis . Parabustum , n. Cama , f. Accubitum , n ▪ Grabatus , m. Viatoria Cubicula . Segestria , n. pl. Lectus Pensilis . Pulvinus , m. Pulvillus , m. Scamnum , n. Bis●llium , n. Trisellium , n. Sella , f. Tripus , m. Scabellum , n. Sedile Junctum . Bancus , m. Scamnulum . Sella Plicatilis . Cathedra , f. Cathedra Viminea . Cathedra Pannellata . Cathedra Tornata . Cathedra Cannea . Cathedra Follita . Cathedra Opere Tu●●co contexta . Cathedra Panno Ac●pictile Cooperta . Cathedra Viridis . Cathedra Juncea . Cathedra Plicatilis . Cathedra Cooper●a . Cathedra Infantilis ▪ Trochum , n. Hemicyclus , m. Sella Familiaris . Riscus . Riscus Itinerarius . Cista , f. Cista Pannellata . Capsula , f. Pluteus , m. Locelli in Scrinio . Arca Loculata . Cathedrarium , n. Episellium , n. Lorum , n. Fulcrum Cathedrarium . Cistula , f. Librarium . Vestiarium , n. Nidus , m. Tabularium , n. Pyxis , f. Narthecium , n. Annularium , n. Urnarium . Abacus Culinarius . Tripus Mensarius . Fulcrum Mensarium . Mensa , f. Mensula , f. Mensa Perpetua . Sigma , n. Cibilla , f. Mensa Ovalis . Monopodium , n. Mensa Tripedanea . Caudex , f. Mactra , f. Hyalotheca , f. Trapeza , f. Argentarium , n. Mensa Tudicula●is Abacus , m. Argyrotheca . Armarium , n. Artotheca , f. Cista Panaria . Promptuarium , ● Cella penuaria . Torculum Man●●um . Sedile , n. Diathyrum , n. Crates Pensilis 〈◊〉 Crates Carnaria . Crates Ampullaria . Arcula Salaria . Inci●ega , f. Horti Imaginarii . Tabula Pistoria . Tabula Concisoria . Capsella , f. Tergum Cathedrarium . Sedes Cathedraria . Lavacrum , n. Aquiminarium , n. Argentum , n. Cantharus Argenteus . Bicarium , n. Capidula , f. Cymbium Argenteum . Ooscyphium , n. Calix Argenteus . Synthesis , f. Crater , m. Patera , f. Crater , m. Pyxis Argentea pro S●●charo . Salinum , n. Candelabrum , n. Culigna , f. Canna , f. Diota , f. Gustatorium . Mixtarius , m. Lychnuchus Pensili● . Lampas , f. Emunctorium , n. Lamina Emunctoria . Extinctorium , n. Prolongatorium , n. Catinus , m. Patina , f. Lanx , f. Lamina , f. Pelvis , f. Gutturnium , n. Colatorium , n. Catillus , m. Scutula , f. Scutella , f. Cochleare , n. Matula , f. Orbis , m. Statiuncula Stannea . Aquimanale , n. Artopta Ferina . Operimentum Patellarium . Lagena , f. Sextarius , m. Pinta , f. Lasanum , n. Spatha , f. Spatha Deguttoria . Oenophorum , n. Deguttorium , n. Ignitabulum , n. Batillus Cubicularius Batillus , m. Lamina Casearia . Stillatorium , n. Alembicus , m. Theca Piperea . Theca Sinapica . Theca Farinaria . Fistula Tibialis . Lamina Tibialis . Ignarium , n. Igniarium , n. Lapis Igniarius . Sulphuratum , n. Capsella , f. Ferramentum Laev●●●torium . Theca Ferrea Laev●toria . Ferramentum Cal●ctorium . Culter Conscissorius . Clunabulum . Creagra , f. Torretorium , n ▪ Tostorium , n. Cunabulum pro Malis assatis . Thuribulum , n. Spathula , f. Spumatorium , n. Radula , f. Furca Igniaria . Batillum , n. Focaria , f. Forceps , m. & f. Rutabulum , n. Crateuterium , n. Obelus , m. Sartago , f. Andela , f. Deguttorium , n. Infundibulum , n. Craticula , f. Crates , f. Ollares Unci . Climacter , m. Sustentaculum Ollar● ▪ Sustentacula Ferrea . Creacentrum , n. Veruversorium , ● . Cauterium , n. Mortarium . Pistillum . Mola Piperea . Mola Sinapina . Valgium , n. Artopta , f. Infurnibulum , n. Ligaculum , n. Magis , f. Rutabulum , n. Ptisanarium , n. Clathrum . Clibanus , m. Foculare , n. U●er , m. Ampulla , f. Baucalium , n. Vitreum , ● . Lecythus , m. Phiala , f. Poculum , n. Testa , f. Testa Lutea . Harpagium , n. Viscarium , n. Loculamentum Fictile . Testu . Urinale , n. Clepsammidium , n. Hydria , f. Scyphus , m. Capedo pro Cremore . Orbiculus Mensarius . Quadra Lignea . Poculum Siglinum . Cyathus niger . Cyathus Albus . Urceus , m. Chytropus , m. Olla Aerea . Ollula Aerea . Olla Ferrea . Aular , n. Chytra , f. Pocillum , n. Caldarium , n. Caldariolum , n. Lebes , m. Scutta , f. Aeramentum , n. Patella , f. Ollula , f. Rudicula , f. Ahennm , n. Cado , f. Aeramentum Piscan●● Ahenum Pandox●●um . Plumbum Pandox●rium . Circulus Caldarius . Arcus Caldarius . Discus , m. Disculus , m. Pultarius , m. Catinus Ligneus . Catinus Fictilis . Pultarium , n. Entheca Pultaria . Cotyla , f. Sinum , n. Mulctra , f. Situlus Aquarius . Canna Lignea . Obba , f. Ocrea , f. Fidelia , f. Amphora , f. Haustellum , n. Colum , n. Obba , f. Fidelia , f. Bacillus quo agitatur Butyrum . Penicillium , n. Linteum Casearium . Cribrum Farinarium . Subcerniculum , n. Cribrum Setaceum . Nebula Linea . Fulcrum Cribarium . Cribellum , n. Farinarium , n. Mactra , f. Radula , f. Cisterna . Cisternula , f. Cisternula Manualis . Siphon , m. Trulla Casearia . Fiscella , f. Caseale , n. Torcular Vinarium . Scamnum Pandoxatorium . Cupa Pandoxatoria . Vasculum , n. Vas Pandoxarium . Lacus , m. Vas Spumosum . Labrum , n. Lixivatorium , n. Lenis , f. Lenis Fervifactoria . Concha Lotoria . Pala Lotoria . Concha Subactaria . Salamentum . Trulla , f. Doliorum Fulcrum . Talea , f. Amphora , f. Orcula , f. Semicadum , n. Cadus , m. Dolium , n. Butta , f. Tonna , f. Siphon , m. Epistomium , n. Sinum , n. Obturamentum ▪ Labrum Coriari●● Culleum . n. Libra , f. Trutina . f. Trutinella , f. Simbella , f. Librile , n. Examen , n. Lanx , f. Scopa , f. Muscarium Setac●● Echinus , m. Excutia , f. Scopula Pectinaria ▪ Scopa Galeratoria . Penicillum . Scopae Vimineae Pecten , m. Par Carptariorum . Par Hamorum . Coriaceum Carminarium . Colus , m. Vert●cula , f. Fusus , m. Alutamen Fusarium . Girgillus , m. Alabrum , n. Volutorium , n. Virga , f. Stamen , n. Arachne , f. Glomus , m. Forago , f. Linum , n. Stupa , f. Cannabus , m. Excudides , f. Tela , f. Tela Linea . Tela Cannabina . Cultellus , m. Culter Popinarius . Furcilla Cibaria . Theca cum Culte● Impleta . Cultoria Theca . Theca Novacula●ia . Forfex . Collare Caninum . Copularius , m. Librissa , f. Cunabulum , n. Instita . Alifans , m. Olfactoriolum , n. Lepista , f. Atramentorium , ● Pyxis Pulverea . Pyxis Nicotiana . Paxillus , m. Loculus , m. Sella versatilis In●●lis . Ferrula Fartoria . Forma Libaria . Lusorium Muscarium ▪ Follis , m. Muscipula , f. Laterna , f. Lychnus Ligneolus . Laterna Secreta . Calcipides , m. Fax , f. Cereus , m. Candela Sevosa . Machina Cerea . Capsula Cerea . Fercularium , n. Fercularium Fructuarium . Aviarium , n. Transenna . Theca Galeria . Ascopera , f. Mantica , f. Hippopera . Penularium , n. Corycium , n. Lateraria viatoria . Sera Pensilis . Pero , m. Theca pro Sella ●●●●nea . Oculiferia , n. pl. Sacculus , m. Reticulum , n. Saccus Frumentar●●● Lura , f. Corbis , f. Sporta , f. Cista Texta Telia , f. Cumera , f. Sporta , f. Panarium , n. Scirpiculum , n. Calathus , m. Hanaperium , n. Corbis , f. Q●asillus . Corbis Manuaria . Scutula , f. Aristophorum , n. Cellula Vitrea . Abacus , m. Abacus p●nsilis . Ca●ix Car●arius . Subula Carnaria . Ferramentum Pistorium . Furcilla , f. Machina Filis Ferreis Contexta . Palanga , f. Ephippium , n. Instratum , n. Cingula , f. Antilena , f. Postilena , f. Stapes , m. Sclopi Theca . F●ae●um , n. Collare , n. Capistrum , n. Dorsuale , n. Ephippium Muliebre ▪ Sella Equestris ●oeminea ▪ Flagellum , n. Dorsuarium pro Hippopera . Arcus , m. Corytos , m. Sagitta , f. Ligellum Bifurcum addetrahendas Ocre●● Cento , m. Penicillum Villosum . Penicillus , m. Theca Ephippiaria . Principatium , n. Scruta , n. pl. Scopa , f. Sella Gestatoria . Rheda , f. Currus . Lectica , f. Aqualiculus , m.

SECT. XVII . Of Husbandry , and many things thereunto belonging .

FIrma , f. Grangium , n ▪ Terra , f. Fundus , m. Solum , n. Pratum , n. Terra Arabilis . Novale , n. Vervactum ▪ Arvus , m. Pastura , f. Terra Restibilis . Mora , f. Bruerum , n. Jampna , n. pl. Mariscus , m. Mariscus Friscus . Mariscus Salsus . Terra Aqua Cooperta Dominicum , n. Communia Pasturae . Communia Turbariae . Communia Estoveriorum . Communia Piscariae ▪ Boscus , m. Subboscus , m. Nemus , n. Arboretum , n. Mons , m. Collis , m. Rupes , f. Planities , f. Bercaria , f. Ripa , f. Petra , f. Quarrea , f. Rudetum . Figularis Terra . Argilletum , n. Leucargillum , n. Pinguis Terra . Lutum , n. Vorago , f. Caementum , n. Marga , f. Margarium , n. Creta , f. Cretarium , n. Arena , f. Arenarium , n. Sabulum , n. Sabuletum , n. Syrtes , f. Argillum , n. Fimus , m. Limus , m. Stercus , n. Stercoratium . Puteus , m. Ablutes , f. Lacus , m. Fluvius , m. Stagnum , n. Aquarium , n. Tumulus , m. Grumulus , n. Formicetum , n. Scirpetum , n. Cespes , m. Cumulus , m. Lithologema , n. Admolitrum , n. Guttera , f. Sepes , f. Sepimentum , n. Fossatum , n. Diruptio , f. Viviradix , f. Arbor , f. Spina , f. Bruscum , n. Surus , n. Vepres , f. Climax , f. Fensura , f. Janua , f. Postis Janualis . Stipes , m. Vacerra , f. Latibulum Vitulin● ▪ Aqualiculus , m. Rubus , m. Vepretum , n. Dumus , m. Dumetum , n. Myricetum , n. Cannetum , n. Juncetum , n. Spinetum , n. Filicetum , n. Palus , f. Vallis , f. Emissarium , n. Fossa , f. Lacuna , f. Agoga , f. Lacunosus , Adj. Terminalis Lapis . Meta , f. Septum , n. Pigthellum . Clausum , n. Campus , m. Latifundium , n. Agellus , m. Toftum , n. Croftum , n. Pecularium , n. Pa●cuum , n. Insolatorium , n. Herba Desecta . Striga , f. Foenum , n. Foenisecium . Foenum Mucidum . Meta Foeni . Batellu● Foeni . Onus Foeni . Trussum Foeni . Foenile , n. Strues Foeni . Foenicium , n. Fogagium , n. Blada , n. pl. Frumentum Seme●cum . Proventus , m. Seges , f. Seges Restibilis . Messis , f. Manipulus Bladi . Blada in Strigis . Fascis Bladorum . Meta Bladorum . Tomex . Spicilegium , n. Falcatio Bladorum . Messio Bladorum . Arurae , f. pl. Falcationes , f. pl. Messurae , f. pl. Messis S●rotina . Strues Bladorum . Stipula , f. Stramen , n. ●rava Straminis . Palea , f. Culmus , m. Pabulum , n. Substramen , n. vel Littera . Frumentum Acerosum . Frumentum Exaceratum . Recrementa , n. pl. Glumae , f. pl. Formidines , f. pl. Terriculum , n. Cultura , f. Arvum Restibile . Striga , f. Sulcus , m. Forulus , m. Colliquia , f. Trenchea , f. Porca , f. Lira , f. Amseges , f. Gleba , f. Chasma , n. Virgata Terrae . Carrucata Terrae . Hida Terrae . Bovata Terrae . Pavimentum , n. Calcetum , n. Via , f. Semita , f. Actus , m. Aditus . Communis Via . Communis Strata . Via Regia . Venella , f. Diverticulum , n. Compitum , n. Via Permissa . Lignarium , n. Cremiorum Fascis . Fascis , f. Talea , f. Cremium , n. Secamentum , n. Schidia , n. Carbo Ligneus . Strues Cespititia . Strues Jampuorum . Apiarium , n. Alveare , n. Favus , m. Mandra , f. Vara , f. Cerrus , m. Crates Ovilis . Falisca pedalis . Curtis Pecuaria . Scala , f. Climacter , m. Vectula , f. Vectula Manualis . Pabo , m. Traha . f. Traha Aratoria . Plaustellum , n. Carruca , f. Carectata , f. Scala Carrucaria . Temones Carrucarii . Currus , m. Benna , f. Traha Rotalis . Vehiculum , n. Rheda , f. Tympanum , n. Capsus , m. Plaustrum , n. Carreta , f. Temo , m. Planca Plaustraria . Lorica Plaustraria . Bacilla Plaustraria . Asseres Plaustrarii . Foricula Plaustraria . Longurii Superpendentes Plaustrarii . Sufflamen , n. Axis , m. Aurae , f. pl. Clavus Axis . Ro●a , f. Orbita , f. Rota Ferrata . Modiolus , m. Radius . Canthus . Absis , f. Clavus Rotalis . Humerillus , m. Annulus Rotalis . Aratrum , n. Ploum , n. Urvum , n. Stiva , f. Bura , f. Fusus Aratorius . Dentale , n. Planca Lutulenta . Tabula Coenosa . Culter , m. Vomer , m. Ferramenta Aratoria . Rullum , n. Occa , f. Dens Occatorius . Scirpices , m. Cylindrus , m. Jugum , n. Ampron , m. Arquillus , m. Catena Ferrea . Pessulus Ferreus . Ferramentum Arcuatum . Trahale , n. Projectorium , n. Helcium , n. Dorsu●le , n. Capistrum , n. Resticula , f. Helcium , n. Tomex , f. Phalerae , f. pl. Helcium , n. Funis , m. Funis Plaustrariu● ▪ Funis Carrucarius . Funiculus , m. Tomex , f. Funis Sparteus . Habena , f. Cingula , f. Subcingulum , n. Cingula , f. Sagma , n. Segestre , n. Clitellae , f. pl. Filum Sarcinatium . Acus Sarcinalis . Fraenum , n. Ephippium , n. Sellae Arcus . Sellae Lignea Forma . Strigil , n. Pecte● Jubatus . Capistrum Caninum . Millus , m. Stimulus , m. Aculeus . Compedes Ferreae . Copula , f. Funis ad Ligan●los Pedes . Vaccinum Ligamen . Vimen , n. Trunculus Equarius . Numella , f. Vertibulum , n. Trochlea , f. Ductorius Funis . Aciculus , m. Subscus Ferrea . Sera Equaria . Character , m. Furca , f. Dens Furcae . Merga , f. Bidens , m. Tridens , m. Fuscinula , f. Capreolus , m. Harpago , m. Aerumna , f. Bidens Stramineus ▪ Tribula , f. Crates Trituratoria . Lodix Cilicina pro Ventilatione . Sportula , f. Vannus , f. Excerniculum . C●mera , f. Bacculus Gestatorius . Modius , m. Satum , n. Hostorium , n. Proba Granorum . Sacculus , m. Saccus , m. Sacciperium , n. Calathiscus Seminarius . Vectis , m. Hypomochlium , n. Hama , f. Cuneus , m. Cuneus Ferreus . Amphicyrton . Rutrum , n. Ligo , m. Ligo Conscissorius . Ligo Rescissurus . Scaphium , n. Fustis , m. Baculus , m. Venabulum , n. Hastile , n. Pastinum , n. Scutula , f. Excudia , f. Excudipes , f. Falx , f. Runcina , f. Falx Arboraria . Falx Messoria . Falcastrum , n. Pedum , n. Sarculus , m. Sarpa , f. Scirpicula , f. Falx Foeniseca . Runca , f. Cunabula Falcaria . Securis , f. Ascia , f. Dolabra . Bipennis , f. Marra , f. Rutrum , n. Serra , f. Serrula , f. Runcina , f. Terebra , f. Foramen , n. Terebellum , n. Perforale , n. Securis Manubrium . Malleus , m. Clavus Trabalis . Clavulus , m. Clavus , m. Malleus , m. Malleus Glebosus . Pavicula . Vectis Ferreus . Rastrum , n. Rastellum Grumulo●● Irpex , f. Forceps , m. & . f. Fistuca , f. Rutrum , n. Valgium , n. Sublica , f. Impages , f. Funda , f. Haustrum , n. Grallae , f. pl. Cadix . Coticula , f. Cos , f. Rubrica , f. Viscus , m. Scirpea , f. Laetamen Insolatum . Scirpus Unctus . Cortex pro Scirpis . Lingula , f ▪ Heriotum , n. Extrahura , f. Protelum , n. Striga Equorum . Sagma , n. Oves Rejiculae . Pecuaria , f. Grex jumentorum . Admissarius Equus . Equimentum , n. Foetus , adj . Salivatum , n. Segisterium , n. Coagulum , n. Arra , f. Salarium , n. Auctoramentum , ● Lignum , n. Lignum Impoli●●● ▪ Lignum Laboratum ▪ Balanus , m ▪ Quernea Glans . Glans Fagea . Implementa Husband Subatio , f. Coitus , m. Initus , m. Parcus , m. Impercatio , f. Cilicium Fornicarium . Linifrangibula , f. Utris . Pullities , f. Capistrum Caninum . Jugum Suillum . Jugum Anserinum . Amphicirton . Numella .

SECT. XVIII . Of several Instruments , Tools , and Implements used by Tradesmen , and of many things made by them , and used by other Persons .

ARs Mechanica . Instrumentum , n. Commercium , n. Incus , f. Acmotheta , f. Fornicales . Follis Fabrilis . Organum mechanicum Organum mechanicum manuale Scaber , m. Lima , f. Radula , f. Fabrile , n. Stricturae , f. pl. Lima , f. P●robolus , m. Massa Chalybis . Massa Ferri . Clavus , m. Uncinus , m. Clavus Trabalis . Balbatum , n. Subscus Ferrea . Malleus Ferreus . Solea Equina . Pastomis , f. S●ra , f. Tricatura , f. Clavis , f. Forcipulae , f. pl. Punctio , f. Cestrum , n. Marculus , m. Forcipes Uncinati . Caelum , n. Trochlea , f. Capsus Rhedae . Terebra , f. Terebellum , n. Perforale , n. Scobina , f. Scrophina , f. Tornus , m. Eculeus , m. Tympanum Versa●● Ergata , f. Artemon , m. Norma , f. Planula , f. Plumbeta , f. Amussis , f. Quadrans , m. Perpendiculum , n. Linea , f. Incastratura , f. Opus Tessellatum . Loculus , m. Circinus , m. Harpaga , f. Scalper , m. Voluta , f. Tabulatio , f. Nidi , m. pl. Tragematotheca , f. Serra , f. Runcina , f. Serra major . Serrula , f. Securis , f. Ascia , f. Dolabella , f. Machera , f. Gladius Anceps . Gladius Trisulcus . Verutum , n. Gladius , m. Pomulum , n. Acinaces , m. Harpe , f. Manubrium Gladii . Vagina , f. Rostrum , n. Pugio , m. Pugiunculus , m. Sparum , n. Hasta Velitaris . Securis Amazonica . Securis Bellica . Hasta , f. Framea , f. Lancea , f. Hastula , f. Sicilices . Arcus , m. Amentum , n. Tenus , m. Brachiale , n. Sagitta , f. Spiculum , n. Alae Sagitae . Pharetra , f. Jaculum , n. Balista , f. Scutula , f. Harpago , m. Chalybea Balista . Catapultarium , n. Fibula Arcubalistae Armatura , f. Arma , n. pl. Femorale , n. Brachiale , n. Humerale , n. Manica Ferrea . Armatura pro Coll● Paludamentum , n. Thorax , m. Lorica , f. Galea , f. Buccula . Conus , m. Galeae Apex . Scutum , n. Parma , f. Clypeus , m. Umbo , m. Tormentum , n. Tormentiolum . Bombarda , f. Sclopus , m. Sclopeta , f. Sclopetum Aucupatorium . Sclopetum Manuale . Sclopus , m. Igniarium , n. Serpentina , f. Foramen . Sera Tormentaria . Fistula Tormenti . Tormentum Bellicum . Colleurina , f. S●micolleurina . Tormentum Decumanum . Pulvis Bombardicus . Pyrii Pulveris Thecae . Plumbum , n. Machina , f. Catapulta , f. Sambuca , f. Tortum , n. Pyrobolus , m. Vexillum , n. Lamina , f. Penicillus Tectorius . Lithocolla , f. Strix , f. Striatus , adj . Epistylium , n. Tessellarium , n. Corona , f. Zophorus , m. Basis , f. Columella , f. Toreuma , n. Rutrum , n. Graphium , n. Autrillus , m. Q●alus , m. Trulla , f. Scalprum , n. Spectaculum , n. Pelvis Tonsoria . Magma , n. Milliarium , n. Chirurgotheca , f. Novacula , f. Volsella , f. Forficula , f. Calamistrum , n. Coticula , f. Pyxidula , f. Clyster . Scolopomachaerium , n. Phlebotomium , n. Smilium , n. Paracentherium , n. Pe●icharacter , m. Dipyrenum , n. Abaptistum , n. Lingua , f. Acanthavola , f. Dentiducum , n. Spatha , f. Embryorectes , f. Tudicula , f. Scalprum , n. Calotricatorium , ● ▪ Terra Cimolia . Forceps Fullonica . Gossupinarium , n. Argilla , f. Rota Figularis . Tasconium , n. Manubrium , n. Ansa , f. Mediopontus , m. Textrina , f. Insubulum , n. Pecten , m. Jugum , n. Insile , n. Liciatorium , n. Lic●a , n. pl. Fusillus , m. Harpedone , f. Subtegmen , n. Stamen , n. Subula . Filum Inceratum . Atramentum Sutorium . Mustricula , f. Punctio , f. Smilium , n. Scalprum Sutorium . Tabula Formaria . Rete , n. Amphiblestron , n. Funda , f. Verriculum , n. Pantheron , n. Obvolutorium , n. Cassis , m. Caudea Cistella . Nassa , f. Tragula . Cassiculus , m. Rete Aucupatorium . Campinola , f. Macula , f. Opus Reticulatum . Ames , m. Cuspis , f. Septum , n. Moles Piscatoria Hamus Piscatorius . Linea Piscatoria . Arundo , f. Fuscina , f. Leporicipula , f. Laqueus , m. Excipulum , n. Lorum Caninum . Copula , f. Bini Canes . Speculum Urens . Dioptra , f. Microscopium , n. Telescopium , n. Speculum Multiplicans . Microcosmus , m. Globus , m. Astrolabium , n. Sphaera , f. Horologium . n. Gromon , m. Horarium , n. Smyris , f. Lithostrotum , n. Albivium , n. Argillatio , f. Penicillum . Malleus , m. Clunaculum . Muscarium , n ▪ Culter Laniatorius . Bipennis , m. Lupatum , n. Aurea , f. Habena , f. Bulla , f. Clavatus . adj . Pistomis , f. Froenum , n. Sagma , n. Stapes , m. Encentris , f. Spongia , f. Papyrus , f. Pergamena , f. Papyrus Imperialis . Charta Bibula . Charta Emporetica ▪ Schedula , f. Scheda , f. Scapus , m. Filum , n. Atramentum , n. Atramentarium , n. Calamus , m. Penna , f. Pennarium , n. Scalpellum , n. Spinther , n. Offendix , f. Umbilicus , m. Sittybus , m. Prelum , n. Cochlea , f. Impressio , f. Tude● , f. Capitium , n. Tintinabulum , n. Offendix , f. Lemniscus , m. Funiculus . Palpum , n. Cavea , f. Calcar , n. Stimulus , m. Plectrum , n. Annulus , m. Pala , f. Collaria , f. Compedes , f. pl. M●nicae , f. pl. Hasta Funambularis . Charta Plumbea . Ferrumen , n. Antlia , f. Syringa , f. Buccina , f. Canalis , d. g. Siphon , m. Triton , m. Nucifrangibulum , ● Fulmen , m. Globus , m. Frangibulum , n. Telia , f. Sertum , n. Pancarpia , f. Laurea , f. Hederacea , f. Corona Spicea . Gestamen , n. Sceptrum , n. Subscus Ferrea . Acetabulum , n. Languarium , n. Ferrum Pressorium . Globus Ligneus . Balaenarius , m. S●rena , f. Symbola , f ▪ Cera Sigillaris . Gluten , n. Strena , f.

● Note Reader that I might very properly ●re inserred several other things into this ●●tion , but having named them in other ●it ●●ces , I have forborn to set them down again , ●●cause I would avoid Tautologie as much as I 〈◊〉 .

SECT. XIX . Of Meats and Drinks , and oth●● Victuals , &c.

CIbus , m. Esculentum . n. Potus , m. Victulus , m. Convictor , m. Bolus , m. Resectio , f. Jentaculum , n. Prandium , n. Anticoenium , n. 〈◊〉 M●renda , f. Coena , f. Refectus Serotinus . Epulum , ● . Nepotia , n. pl. Repotia , n. pl. Epulum Funebre . Prandium Caninum . Similago , f. Admolitum , n. Farina , f. Farina Triticea . Farina Secalicia . Farina Hordeacea . Farina Ave●acea . Lomentum , n. Farina Pisea Furfur , m. Canica , f. Excretum Cibarium . Polenta , f. Alica , f. Massa Farinaria . Pulmentum . Turunda , f. Pani●●cium . Panis , m. Panis Fermentatus . Azymus Panis . Fermentum , n. Spuma , f. Sal , m. Mica Salis. Sal Crassior . Panis candidus . Panis Triticeus . Panis Similagi●eus . Panis Spongiosus . Cibarius Panis . Panis Secundarius . Panis Secalicius . Panis Ater . Fur●uraceus Panis . Hordeaceus Panis . Panis Avenaceus . Panis Fabarius . Panis Nauticus . Buccellatum . Panis Mucidus . Panis Equarius . Pecia Panis . Secamentum Panis . Crusta Panis . Panis Medulla . Mica Panis . Resegmina panis . Collyra , f. Collyris , f. Libum , n. Libunculus , m. Libum Aromaticum . Mustaceum , n. Panis Dulciarius . Crocatus Panis . Libum Piperatum . Panis ex Amygdalis . Saccarites Panis . Hypotrimmata , n. pl. Panis Osculandus . Summanalia , n. pl. Crustulum , n. Farreum , n. Avenacia , f. Hordeacia , f. Fabacia , f. Libum Testuaceum . Cervisia Lupulata . Cervisia Lupulata Secundaria . Cervisia Lupulata Primaria . Mustum , n. Cervisia , f. Cervisia Secundaria . Cervisia Primaria . Cervisia Vetula . Pandonum , n. Cervisiae incoctus . Apomeli . Tenuis Potus . Potus Recens . Acidus Potus . Vappa , f. Serum , n. Serum Herbarium . Faex , f. Acetum Cervisiae . Omphacium , n. Acetum , n. Acetum Rosaceum . Salsilago , f. Condimentum , n. Vinum , n. Vinum Rubellum . Vinum Album . Vinum Rhenense . Vinum Rubrum . Vinum Apianum . Vinum Arvisium . Vinum Hispanicum . Vinum Canariense . Absinthites , m. Vinum Aromaticum . Murina , f. Vinum Succinarium . Vinum Nauticum . Hydromelum , n. Mulsum , n. Mustum , n. Vinum Dilutum . Cerevisia Brumswicensis . Apyties , m. Sicera , f. Potus Turcicus . Apozema Americanum . Aqua Rosacea . Colostra , f. Lac , n. Lac Vaccinum . Lac Ovillum . Lac Caprinum . Lac Equinum . Lac Suillum . Lac Amygdalinum . Lac Serosum . Lac Muliebre . Oxygala , n. Po●ca , f. Cyceon , m. Cremor , m. Coagulum , n. Pynathes . Caseatum , n. Butyrum , n. Butyratus , Adj. Recens Butyrum . Butyrum Salsum . Caseus , m. Caseus Recens . Musteus Caseus . Caseus Oculatus . Tyrotarichus , m. Junculi , m. pl. Bubulus Caseus . Hippace . Caseus Parmensis . Recocta , f. Lac Coagulatum . Jusculum , n. Jurulentus , Adj. Lenticula , f. Pulmentarium , n. Pulticu●a , f. Fabana , f. Pulmentum Aromcum . Offulae Adipatae . Farraceum , n. Olus , n. Conchis , f. Aulicoqua , n. pl. Praecoctus , Adj. Semicoctus , Adj. Percoctus , Adj. Semicrudus , Adj. Eliquamen . Caro , f. Adipatum , n. Alipastos , m. Analecta , n. pl. Minutal , n. Pulpamentum , n. Cupedula , f. Cupedia , f. Medulla , f. Gelatina , f. Jusculum Coctum Ferculum , n. Caro Elixa . P●isana ▪ f. Cibus Crudus . Mustulentus Cibus . Cibus Rancidus . Cibus Concoctus . Sebum , n. Liquamen , n. Offa , f. Spuma , f. Condimentum , n. Ostreae Conditaneae . Acetarium , n. Salgama , n. pl. Oriza , f. Ptisanarium , n. Muria , f. Cappares , f. pl. Sardina , f. Ascalonitis , f. Sinapis , f. Caro Muriata . Os Medullosum . Minutal , n. Miscellanium , n. Protrimentum , n. Confrixorium , n. Laganum , n. Minutal , n. Fartum , n. Faliscus , m. Apexabo , f. Lardum cum Ovis frixum . Offula Ovina . Lardi Offella . Lucanica , f. Fartum Pistum . Frictilla , f. Caro Frixa . Massula , f. Isicium . Carbonella , f. Opsonia , n. pl. Mel , n. Mel Purum . Favus , m. Offulae Saporatae . Offulae Butyratae . Artolaganus , m. Artotyra , f. Placenta , f. Artocrea , f. Lagunculus , m. Gelatina , f. Conserva , f. Conditiva Po●●a . Streblita , f. Palatha , f. Streblita Pomaria . Cerasea Streblita . Streblita Groslularia . Streblita Pomaria Lixata . Cotonea Streblita . Streblita Malorum Atmeniorum . Streblita Prunea Dam●sena . Artocrea Petisia . Artocrea Ferina . Artocrea Ovilla . Artocrea Porcella . Artocrea Vitulina . Artocrea Agnina . Artocrea Pullina . Artocrea Columbac●● Artocrea Vitulina Pedaria . Artocrea Burbillioru● Artocrea Prunea . Cogala , f. Artocrea Trunculo●● Anseris . Avum , n. Ovum Recens . Ovum Urinum . Irritum Ovum . Ovum Requietum . Ovum Pullescens . Oviculum , n. Ovum Decumanum . Albumen Ovi . Vitellus , m. Ovum Geminum . Ovi Testa . Molle Ovum . Praecoctum Ovum . Ovum Coctillatum . Ovum Frixum . Ovum Assatum . Ovum Coctum . Ovum Edurum . Caro Assa . Caro Tosta . Caro Carbonella . Caro Subveruusta . Caro Jurulenta . Caro Porcina . Trunculi Porcelli Caput Porcelli . Porcellus Assus . Porcellus Conditaneus . Petaso , m. Caro Suina . Jecut Suillum . Exta Porci . Pancreas . Costa Porcina . Gena Suilla . Gena Suilla Conditanea . Adeps Porcinus . Unctum , n. Axungia , f. Lardum , n. Lardum Rancidum . Perna Porcina . Perna porcina Westphaliae . Succidia , f. Aprugna , f. Callum Verrinum . Callum Aprugnum . Succidia Aprugna . Glandium , n. Caro Agnina . Caput Agninum . Exta Agnina . Burbilia Agnina . Quartarium Agninum . Clunis Agninus . Lumbus Agninus . Latus Agninum . Agnus Mactatus . Caro Hoedina . Caro Ovina . Ovis Mactata . Caro Arietaria . Caput Ovillum . Cor Ovinum . Membrum Ovinum . Cervix Ovilla . Costae Ovinae . Armus Ovillus . Prius Quartarium Carnis Ovinae . Clunis Ovillus . Lumbus Ovinus ▪ Coxa Ovina . Glans Ovinae Coxae . Latus Ovinum . Caro Vitulina . Vitulus Mactatus . Caput Vitulinum . Cor Vitulina . Exta Vitulina . Vitulini pedes . Cruris Vitulini pa●crassior . Renes Vitulini . Renes Ovini . Ca●o Bovina . Bos Mactatus . Lingua Bovilla . Caput Bovillum . Gena Bovilla . Omasum , n. Hilla , f. Colephium , n. Uber Vaccinum . Cervix Bovile . Costae Bovinae . Scapula Bovilla . Tibia Bovina . Prius Quartarium C●nis Bovinae . Latus Bovillum . Spina Bovilla ▪ Inguen Bovinum . Pecia Carnis Bovinae ▪ Pars I●guinis C●mbovinae . Lumbus bovillus . Clunis bovinus . Femen Bovillum . Femur Bovillum . Uropygium Bovinum . Poples bubulus . Coxa bovilla . Suffrago bovilla . Bubula Salita . Bubula In●umata . Tucetum , n. Ferina . Burbilia Ferina . Clunis Ferinus . Caro Cervina . Pullities , f. Anseris Trunculi . Abdomen Auserinum . Gigerium , n. Caro Semiassa . Caro Semiusta . Fauces Piscium . Caput Salmonis . Sturionarium , n. Halec Conditanea . Halec Fumo durata . Panis Tostus . Poma Coctilia . Enchrasicholi , m. pl.

SECT. XX. Of Mines , Minerals , Metalls , Silve● Coines , Stones , Powders and Ashes ▪

MIneria , f. Aurifodina , f. Argentifodina , f. Cuprifodina , f. Aeraria , f. Ferrifodina , f. Plumbifodina , f. Stannifodina , f. Carbonaria , f. Minia , f. Salina , f. Margarium , n. Cretarium , n. Arenaria , f. Sabuletum , n. Lapicidina , f. Minera , f. Balluca , f. Chrysitis , f. Aurum Foliatum . Aurum Exploratum . Aurum Netum . Bractea Aurea . Palacra . Aurum , n. Argyritis , f. Argentum Netum . Argentum Vivum . Argentum Rude . Argentum , n. Argentum Factum . Aerugo , f. Ollaria , f. Chalcanthum , n. Cuprum , n. Cadmia , f. Aes Netum . Aes , n. Ferrum Netum . Ferrum , n. Lithargyrum . n. Molybdena , f. Ferrumen , n. Plumbago , f. Plumbum , n. Stannum , n. Cerussa , f. Minium , n. Stibium , n. Ochra , f. Aurichalcum , n. Chalybs , m. Metallum , n. Aurichalcum . Strictura , f. Carbo , m. Carbones Fossiles . Cursus Carbonum . Pruna , f. Scoria , f. Helcysma , n. Minium , n. Sal , m. Sal Crassior . Nitrum , n. Vitriolum , n. Sulphur , n. Marga , f. Areta , f. Arena , f. Sabulum , n. Calculus , m ▪ Nummulus , m. Quadrans , m. Sembella , f. Obolus , m. Sesquiobolus , m ▪ Denarius , m. Triobolus , m. Duo Denarii . Tres Denarii . Drachma , f. Tetrobolum , n. Teston . Novem Denarii . Solidus , m. Semicoronatus , m. Coronatus , m. Aureus , m. Angelinus , m. Marca , f. Libra , f. Pecunia , f. Pecuniae Numeratae . Legalis Moneta . Pecunia Aerosa . Pecunia Detonsa . Praesegmina , n. pl. Lapis , m. Lapillus , m. Petra , f. Gemma , f. Cencron , m. Gagates , m. Amethystus , m. Lapis Lazuli . Platyophthalmus , m. Castorea , n. pl. Haematites , m. Carbunculus , m. Crystallus , m. Sarda , f. Coralium , n. Adamas , m. Smaragdus , m. Silex , m. & f. Cos Rotaria . Coticula , f. Hyacinthus , m. Jaspis , f. Gagates , m. Magnes , m. Marmor , m. Porphyrites , m. Leucostictos , m. Ophites , m. Margarita , f. Pyrites , m. Lapis Molaris . Meta , f. Catillus , m. Onyx , m. Margarita , f. Calculus , m. Pumex , m. Sinopia . Sapphirus , m. Scrupus , m. Lapis Laevigatorius . Pyrites , m. Index , c. g. Topazius , m. Cyanos , m. Cos , f. Pulvis , m. vel f. Pulvis Bombardicus . Pulvis Sternutatorius . Pulvis Damascenus . Scobs , f. Peripsema , n. Strictura , f. Alumen Plumeum . Pollen , n. Quisquilia , f. Gypsum , n. Calx , f. Calx Viva . Calx Aspersa . Flavillae , f. pl. Cinis , com . g. Cinis Lixivius . Laureotis , f. Alabastrites , m. Vitrum , n. Alumen , n.

SECT. XXI . The most usual Christian Names ● Men.

A Aron , m. Abel , m. Abiathar , m. Abrahamus , m. Adamus , m. Adolphus , m. Adrianus , m. Alanus , m. Albanus , m ▪ Albericus , m. Albertus , m. Aldredus , m. Alexander , m. Alfredus , m. Alfricus , m. Allenus , m. Alphonsus , m. Alaricus , m. Alcuinus , m. Ambrosius , m. Almericus , m. Amatus , m. Ananias , m. Honoratus , m. Andreas , m. Anselmus , m. Antonius , m. Archibaldus , m. Arnoldus , m. Arthurus , m. Albericus , m. Augustinus , m.

B. BAldvinus , m. Balthasar , m. Baptista , m. Bardulphus , m. Barnabas , m. Bartholomeus . Baruch , indecl . Basilius , m. Bellovisus , m. Beda , m. Benjamin , m. Benedictus , m. Barnardus , m. Bertramus , m. Blasius , m. Bonaventura , m. Bonifacius , m. Brianus , m.

C. CAdwall●derus , m ▪ Caesar , m. Caleb , indecl . Carolus , m. Christophorus , m. Chrysostomus , m. Clemens , m. Constantinus , m. Conradus , m. Cornelius , m. Cuthbertus , m. Cyprianus , m. Cyrillus , m.

D. DAniel , m. David , m. Demetrius , m. Dionysiu● , m. De●zillu , m. Deodatus , m. Theodoricus , m. Dudleu● , m. Dunstanus , m.

E. EDgarus , m. Edmundus , m. Edwardus , m. Edwinus , m. Egbertus , m. Eleazar , m. Eldredus , m. Elias , m. Elisaeus , m. Ethelmerus , m. Emanuel , m. Almericus ▪ m. Aenea● , m. Enochu● , m. Ephraimus , m. Erasmus , m. Esaias , m. Ethelbertus , m. Ethelstanus , m. Evanus , m. Everardus , m. Eusebius , m. Eustachius , m : Ezechias , m : Ezechiel , m :

F : FAbianus , m : Felix , m : Ferdinandus , m : Franciscus , m : Fredericus , m : Fulco , m :

G : GAbriel , m : Gamaliel , m : Galfridus , m : Georgius , m : Gerardus , m : Germanus , m : Gervasius , m : Gideon , m : Gilbertus , m : Aegidius , m ? Godfridus , m : Godwinus , m : Gregorius , m : Gryffithus , m : Grimbaldus , m : Guido , m.

H. HAnnibal , m. Harmanus , m. Haroldus , m. Hector , m. Henricus , m. Herbertus , m. Hercules , m. Hieronimus , m. Hilarius , m. Horatius , m. Hoelius , m. Hubertus , m. Hugo , m. Humfredus , m.

I. JAcobus , m. Jacobus , m. Caspar , m. Jeremias , m. Ignatius , m. Engelramus , m. Job ▪ indecl . Joel , m. Johannes , m. Jonas , m. Jonathan , m. Jocelinus , m. Josephus , m. Josias , m. Josua , m. Isaacus , m. Israel , m. Judas , m. Julianus , m. Julius , m. Justinus , m.

K. KEnardus , m. Ken●lmus , m.

L. LAmbertus , m. Lancelotus , m. Laurentius , m. Lazarus , m. Leonardus , m. Leopoldus , m. Leolinus , m. Ludovicus , m. Lionellus , m. Ludovicus , m. Lucas , m.

M. MAlachias , m. Manasses , m. Marcus , m. Marmaducus , m. Martinus , m. Matthaeus , m. Matthias , m. Maximilianus . Mereducius , m. Meuricus , m. Michael , m. Milo , m. Morganus , m. Mauritius , m. Moses , m.

N. NAthan , m. Nathaniel , m. Nigellus , m. Nehemias , m. Nicolaus , m. Natalis , m. Normanus , ● .

O. OBadias , m. Oliverus , m. Orlandus , m. Osmundus , m. Oswaldus , m. Otho , m. Audoenus , m.

P. PAtricius , m. Paulus , m. Percivallus , m. Peregrinus , m. Petrus , m. Philebertus , m. Philemon , m. Philippus , m. Phineas , m. Pierius , m. Posthumus , m.

Q. Quintinus , m.

R. RAdulphus , m. Ranulphus , m. Raphael , m. Raimundus , m. Reginaldus , m. Rhesus , m. Richardus , m. Robertus , m. Rogerus , m. Romanus , m. Rolandus , m. Ruben , m. Rupertus , m.

S. SOlomon , m. Sampson , m. Samuel , m. Sebastianus , m. Sigismundus , m. Silvanus , m. Silvester , m. Simeon , m. Simon , m. Stephanus , m. Swithinus , m.

T. TAlbottus , m. Theobaldus , m. Theodorus , m. Theodosius , m. Theophilus , m. Thomas , m. Timotheus , m. Tobias , m. Tristramus , m. Thurstanus , m.

V. VAlentinus , m. Uthredus , m. Vincentius , m. Vivianus , m. Urbanus , m.

W. GUalterus , m. Walganus , m. Guarinus , m. Gulielmus , m. Guiscardus , m : Wolstanus , m.

Y. EUbulus ▪ m. Euthalius , m ▪

Z. ZAcharias , m.

SECT. XXII . The most usual Christian Names of Women .

A. ABigal , f. Adelina , f. Agatha , f. Agnes , f. Aletheia , f. Alicia , f. Amata , f. Anachoreta , f. Angeletta , f. Anna , f. Anthonina , f. Arbella , f. Avisia , f. Aureola , f. Etheldreda , f.

B. BArbara , f. Beatrix , f. Blanca , f. Bona , f. Brigitta , f.

C. CAssandra , f. Coelia , f. Cathnrina , f. Charitas , f. Caroletta , f. Christiana , f. Caecilia , f. Clara , f. Claudia , f. Constantia , f. Cornelia , f. Cybele , f.

D. DAlila , f. Damaris , f. Debora , f. Dionysia , f. Diana , f. Dina , f. Dido , f. Dorcas , f. Dorothea , f. Dousabella , f. Drusilla , f.

E. ADa , f. Editha , f. Elianora , f. Elizabetha , f. Emma , f. Esthera , f. Eva , f. Eudoxia , f.

F. FIdes , f. Flora , f. Florentia , f. Fortuna , f. Francisca , f. Fredeswida , f.

G. GErtruda , f. Juliana , f. Gratia , f. Grizeldas , f.

H. HAnna , f. Helena , f. Hecuba , f. Hestera , f.

I. JAna , f. Jacoba , f. Joanna , f. Jocola , f. Isabella , f. Juditha , f. Juliana , f.

K. KAtharina , f.

L. LEa , f. Laetitia , f. Livia , f. Amorea , f. Lucia , f. Lucretia , f. Lydia , f.

M. MAbella , f. Magdalena , f. Margareta , f. Margeria , f. Martha , f. Maria , f. Matilda , f. Milecentia , f. Magdale●●a , f. Miriam , f. Misericordia , f. Meriel , f. Mildreda , f.

N. NIcholaea , f. Niobe , f.

O. OLympia , f. Orelia , f.

P. PAllas , f. Parthenia , f. Patientia , f. Penelope , f. Petronella , f. Philadelphia , f. Philippa , f. Phyllis , f. Phoebe , f. Priscilla , f. Prudentia , f.

R. RAchel , f. Rebecca , f. Rosamunda , f. Rosa , f.

S. SAbina , f. Sara , f. Sibylla , f. Sophia , f. Sophronia , f. Susanna , f.

T. TAbitha , f. Theodosia , f. Thomasina , f.

V. VEnus , f. Urania , f. Ursula , f.

W. WArburga , f. Winfrida , f.

X. XAntippe , f.

Z. ZEnobia , f.

SECT. XXIII . Of Numbers , from one to Ten Hundred Thousand or a Million .

NUmerus , m. Innumerabilis , ad● . Numeralis . Unus , adj . Primus , adj . Semel , adv. Duo , ae , o , pl. Secundus , adj . Bis , adv. Tres , adj . pl. Tertius , adj . Ter , adv. Quatuor , adj . inde . pl. Quartus , adj . Quater , adv. Quinque , adj . inde● . pl. Quintus , adj . Quinquies , adv. Sex , adj . indec . pl. Sextus , adj . Sexies , adv. Septem , adj . indec . pl. Septimus , adj . Septies , adv. Octo , a●j . indec . pl. Octavus , adj . Octies , adv. Novem , adj . indec . pl. Nonus , adj . Novies , adv. Decem , adj . indec . pl. Decimus , adj . Decies , adv. Undecim , a●j . indec . pl. Undecimus , adj . Undecies , a●v . Du●decim , adj indec . pl. Duodecimus , adj . Duodecies , adv. Tredecim , adj . indec . pl. Decimus Tertius . Terdecies , adv. Quatuordecim , adj . indec . Decimus quartus . Quatuordecies , adv. Quindecim , adj indec . pl. Decimus quintus . Quindecies , adv. Sexdecim , adj . indec . pl. Decimus sextus . Sexdecies , adv. Septemdecim , ad . indec ▪ pl. Decimus Septimus . Septemdecies , adv. Octodecim , ad . indec . pl ▪ Decimus Octavus . Octodecies , adv. Novemdecim , ad . inde . pl ▪ Decimus nonus . Novemdecies , adv. Viginti , ad . indec . pl. Vicesimus , ad . Vicies , adv. Triginta , ad . indec . pl. Tricesimus , ad . Tricies , adv. Quadraginta , ad . indec . pl. Quadragesimus , ad . Quadragies , adv. Quinquaginta , ad . inde . pl ▪ Quinquagesimus , ad . Quinquagies , adv. Sexaginta , ad . indec . pl. Sexagesimus , ad . Sexagies , adv. Septuaginta , ad . indec . pl ▪ Septuagesimus , ad . Septuagies , adv. Octoginta , ad . indec . pl ▪ Octogesimus , adj . Octogies , adv. Nonaginta , adj . indecl . pl. Nonagesimus , adj . Nonagies , adv. Centum , adj . indecl . pl. Centesimus , adj . Centies , adv. Ducenti , adj . Ducentesimus , adj . Ducenties , adv. Trecenti , adj . Trecentesimus , adj . Trecenties , adv. Quadringenti , adj . Quadringentesimus , adj . Quadringenties . Quingenti , adj . Quingentesimus adj . Quingenties , adv. Sexcenti , adj . Sexcentesimus , adj . Sexcenties , adv. Septingenti , adj . Septi●gentesimus , adj . Septingenties . Octingenti , adj . Octingentesimus . Octingenties , adv. Nongenti , adj . Nongentesimus . Nongentes , adv. Mille , adj ind●el pl. Millesimus , adj . Milles , a●v . Duo Millia . Tria Millia . Quatuor Millia . Quinque Millia . Sex Millia . Septem Milli. Octo Millia . Novem Millia . Decem Millia . Viginti Millia . Triginta Millia . Quadragi●ta Millia . Quinquaginta Millia . Sexaginta Millia . Septuaginta Millia . Octoginta Millia . Nonaginta Millia . Centum Mille. Ducenta Millia ▪ Trecenta Millia . Quadringenta Millia . Quingenta Millia . Sexcenta Millia . Septingenta Millia . Octingenta Millia . Nongenta Millia . Decies Centena Millia . Millio , f.

Where note that Decies , or any Adverb of 〈◊〉 Termination , added to another Number , ●●nifieth but it self , as in the last Example , but ●●ding without another number , is Multiplied 〈◊〉 hundred Thousand , as Decies Coronato● ▪ Ten hundred Thousand Crowns ; Vices ●●um , Twenty hundred Thousand Ta●●s .

SECT. XXIV .

〈◊〉 Shipping and the things thereunto belonging .

ARmentarium , n. Navale , n ▪ Portus , m. Littus , n. Naufragium , n. Navicularia , f. Saburra , f. Naulum , n. Onus Navale . Victuale , n. Tonsilla , f. Prymnesium , m. Trudes , f. Hama Navicularia . Helcium Naviculate . Bolis , f : Orgyia , f. Classis Navium : Navis , f : Navigiolum , n : Navis Actuaria . Navis Piratica : Navis Vexillifera . Navis Igniaria . Navis Praetoria . Phaselus , dub . gen ▪ Celox , f. Dromas , f. Bucentaurus , m. Stlata , f. Liburna , f. Navicula , f. Praesidiaria Navis . Moneris , f. Biremis . Triremis , f. Quadriremis , f. Quinqueremis , f. Hexeris , f. Hepteris , f. Deciremis , f. Quindeceremis . Navis Aperta . Rates , f. Carina . f. Ponto , m. Hippago , f. Epibades , f. Horia , f. Scapha , f. Linter , m. Lembus Biremis . Cymbula , f. Navithalamus . Naves Emphractae . Serilla , n. pl. Transtrum , n. Remus , m. Manubrium . Palmula , f. Scalmus , m. Interscalmium , n. Ratis , f. Jugum , n. Costae Navales . Carina , f. Alveus , m. Stega , f. Catastroma , n. pl. Sentina , f. Malus , m. Carchesium . Galea , f. Carchesium , n. Liae . Antenna , f. Cheruchus , n. Rostrum , n. Prora , f. Puppis , f. Gubernaculum , ● . Aplustre , n. Pons , m. Epibathra , f. Pyxis Nautica . Versoria , f. Pharus . Artemon , m. Vela , n. pl. Vela & Funes . Vesum , n. Auquina , f. Saphon , f. Scatium , n. Thoratium , n. Menditium , n. Dolon , m. Epidromus , m. Orthiax . Acatium . Ceruchus , m. Colliquiae . Funes Antennarii . Rudens , m. Anchora , f. Index Anchoralis . Trabs Erecta . Trabes Navales . Funiculi Nautici . Harpago . Lectus Pensilis . Latus Navis Sinistrum ▪ Dextrorsum , adv.

SECT. XXV . Of Spices , Groceries , and several Ointments , Oils , Gums , Drugs , &c.

ARoma , n. Macis , f. Caryophilli , m. pl. Cinnamomum , n. Nux Myristica . Gingiber , n. Piper , n. Piper Longum . Aben. Piper ex Guinea . Hypotrimmata , n. pl. Saccharum , n. Saccharum Edurum . Saccharum Pulveratum . Saccharum Purgatissimum . Saccharum bis Purgatissimum . Saccharum Moscoviae . Collyra Sacchari . Saccharum Crystallnum . Saccharum Crystallnum Album . Thomae , Crocus , m. Juglans , f. Castanea , f. Dactylus , m. Amygdalum , n. Amygdala Dealbata . Amygdala Amara . Oliva , f. Panis Dulciarius . Tragemata , n. pl. Gingiber Saccharo Co●ditum . Enula Campana S●charo Condita . Angelica Saccharo Co●dita : Cortex Aurantio●● Saccharo Conditu● Cortex Malorum M●dicorum Saccha● Conditus . Diapente , f. Aromata , n. pl. Prunum , n. Prunum Damascenum Prunum Brignoli●n●e . Passula , f. Astaphis , f. Passulae Solares . Passulae Malacae . Uvae Corinthiacae . Uvae Corinthiacae Cyaneae . Ficus , f. Ficus Cyane● ▪ Carica , f. Leptoludiae , f. pl. Grossus , f. Ficus Ind●ca . Boletus , m. Palatha , f. Fiscina Ficorum . Theriaca , f. Theriaca Londinenfis . Antidotum Mithrid●ticum . Aloe , f. Granatae , f. pl. Cyperus Odoratus● Tormericum , ● . Glyyrrhiza , ● . Coriandrum , n. Cuminum , n. Semen Lin● . Anisum . Semen ●oe●i Graeci . Camelina , f. Flos Sulphuris . Santalum , n. Sapo , m. Pilae Mattiacae . Sapo Mosculus . Sapo Castellinus . Turbasis , f. Pulvis Caeruleus . Indicum , n. Chalcanthum , n. Galla , f. Acida . Capparides , f. pl. Cucumeres Conditi . Encrasicholi , m. pl. Resina , f. Pix , f. Pix Arida . Pix Liquida . Sulphur , n. Alumen , n. Alumen Rupeum . Bolus Armeniacus . Calx , f. Arena ex Caleto . Rubrica , f. Minium , n. Cerussa , f. Vermilium , n. Ae● Viride . Venenum , n. Astaphis Agria . Petum , n. Petum Tortum . Petum Concisum . Petum Virginiense . Petum Hispaniense . Omphacium , n. Acetum , ● . Acetum Vinarium . Acetum Cervisiae . Vernix , f. Terebinthina , f. Terebinthina Veneta . Resina Laricea . Acacia Gummi . M●octonos , f. Lignum Bras●li●nse . Ebenum , n. Unguentum , n. Unguentum de Calco . Unguentum de Minio . Unguentum de Nicotiana . Unguentum Laurinum . Unguentum de Plumbo Unguentum Resinum . Unguentum Tutiae . Unguentum de Alabastro . Unguentum Mastichinum . Crocinum , n. Unguentum Album . Rhodomeli . Oleum , n. Oleum Amygdalinum . Oleum Balsaminum . Oleum Genistae . Oleum de Ben. Ol●um Laurinum . Oleum Cedrinum . Oleum Nardinum . Oleum Balaninum . Oleum Olivum . Piscolaeon , n. Oleum Rosatum . Oleum Vit●ioli . Oleum Spicatum . Petrelaeum , n. Oleum Castoreum . Oleum Ceraceum . Oleum de Capparibu● ▪ Oleum Catellorum . Oleum Hirundinum . Oleum Mandragor● ▪ Oleum Moscholaeum . Oleum Vulpinum . Oleum Tarta●i . Oleum Cibarium . Pharmacum , n. Enema , n. Pilula , f. Electuarium , n. Eclegma , n. Arsenicum , n. Auripigmentum . Ambra , f. Ambarum , n. Cociniglia , f. Bezoar . Balsamum , n. Baccae Juniperinae . Camphora , f. Tartarum , n. Tut●a , f. Vitriolum , n. Spica Nardi . Thus , n. Rhaponticum , n. Tragacanthum , n. Sperma Caeti . Ammoniacum , n. Galbanum , n. Bdellium , n. Aetites , f. Manna , f. Mastiche , f. Sanguis Draconis . Labdanum , n. Olibanum , n. Scammonia , f. Doronicum , n. Hermodactyli , m. pl. I●is , f. Maechon . Tripolium , n. Myrobalanus , f. Nephriticum , n. Lignum Rhodium . Myxa , f. Phaenicobalanus , m. Ziziphum , n. Gummi Benzoinum . Corallium , n. Lithargyros , m. Sorba , n. pl. Lapis Lazuli . Coloquintida , f. Tachamahacca , f. Euphorbium , n. Pompholix , f. Opium . Borax , f : Gutta Gamba . Acetum Scillicum . Diacodium . Sena , f. Mercurius , m. Mercurius Sublimatus . Styrax , f. Myrrha , f. Cassia Lignea . Diascordium , n. Juniperus , m. Guaiacum , n. Pistacium , n. Muscum , n. Zibethum , n. Unguentum Pomatum . Hiera Picra .

SECT. XXVI . Of Trees and Shrubs .

ARbor , f. Ftutex , f. Arbor faelix . Arbor infaelix . Radix , f. Medulla , f. Succus , m. Liber , m. Cortex , dub . g. Alburnum , n. Gummis , f. Gossipium , n. Muscus , m. Caudex , m. Truncus , m. Ramus , m. Virga , f. Vimen , n. Germen . Insitum , n. Talea , f. Gemma , f. Flos , m. Folium , ● . Fructus , ● . Petiolus , m. Cacumen , n. Alnus , f. Amygdala , f. Malus , f. Arbutus , f. Fraxinus , f. Ornus , f. Populus Tremula . Malus Armeniaca . Balsamus . Oxyacantha , f. Daphnis , f. Laurustinus , f. Laurocerasus , f. Norium , n. Fagus , f. Betula , f. Buxus , f. Rubus . Vepres , f. Rosa Canina . Prunus Silvestris . Chamaebatus , f. Genista , f. Cedrus , f. Cerasus , f. Chamaecerasus . Cynosbatos , f. Castanea , f. Suber , n. Cornus , f. Malus Sylvestris . Ribes , f. Cupressus , f. Prunus Domestica . Palma , f. Cornus , f. Sambucus , f. Ulmus , f. Ficus , f. Corylus , f. Abi●s , f. Libanos , f. ●●●pna , n. pl. Groslularia , f. Corylus , f. Hebenus , f. Vitex , f. Aquifolium , n. Ilex , f. Hedera , f. Carpinus , f. Juniperus , f. Laurus , f. Limonia , f. Lentiscus , f. Syringa , f. Tilia , f. Acer , n. Mespilus , f. Myrtus , f. Morus , f. Nuclearius , f. Quercus , f. Olea , f. Malus Aurantia . Vitex , f. Malus Persica . Pyrus , f. Palma , f. Pinus , f. Platanus , f. Malus punica . Citrus , f. Populus , f. Prunus , f. Ligustrum , n. Cidonia , f. Sabina , f. Salix , f. Colutea , f. Sorbus , f. Rhibis , f. Prunus Sylvestris . Euonymus , f. Tamarice , f. Spina Alba. Spina Nigra . Vitis , f. Labrusca , f. Juglans , f. Volemus , f ▪ Siler , n. Jampna , n. pl. Taxus , f. Agrifolium , n.

SECT. XXVII . Of Weights , and several sorts of Measures both Wet and Dry.

LIbra , f. Simbella , f. Jugum , n. Ansa , f. Examen , n ▪ Lanx , f ▪ Granum , n. Siliqua , f. Obolus , m. Scrupulum , n. Drachma , f. Quarta pars Unciae . Semuncia , f. Tres Partes Unciae . Uncia , f. Sesquiuncia . Duo Unciae , vel Sextans , m. Tres Unciae , vel Quadrans , m. Quatuor Unciae , ve● Triens , m. Quarta pars Librae . Quinque Unciae , vel Quincunx , m. Sex Unciae , vel Semis , m. Septem Unciae , vel Septunx , m. Octo Unciae , vel Bes , m. Selibra , f. Novem Unciae , vel Dodrans , m. Decem Unciae , vel Dextans , m. Undecim Unciae , vel Deunx , m. Duodecim Unciae . Tresdecim Unciae . Quatuordecim Unciae . Quindecim Unciae . Sexdecim Unciae . Libra , f. Librata , f : Sesquilibra , f. Duae Librae , vel Bilibra . Tres Librae , vel Trilibra . Quatuor Librae , vel Quadrussis , m. Quinque Librae , vel Quintussis , m. Sex Librae , vel Sextussis ▪ Septem Librae , vel Septussis , m. Octo Librae , vel Octussis , m ▪ Novem Librae , vel Nonussis , m. Decem Librae , vel Decussis , m. Viginti Librae , vel Vicessis , m. Quarta pars Centussis . Triginta Librae , vel Tricessis , m. Quadraginta Librae , vel Quadricussis , m. Quinquaginta Librae . Semicentussis , m. Centum Librae . Centussis , m. Sexaginta Librae . Septuaginta Librae . Octoginta Librae . Nonaginta Librae . Ducentae Librae . Trecentae Librae . Quadringentae Librae . Quingentae Librae . Sexcentae Librae . Septingentae Librae . Octingentae Librae . Noningentae Librae . Millepondium . Millena , f. Centena , f. Duodena , f. Pecia , f. Manipulus , m. Sarcinula , f Batellum , n. Onus , n. Trussum , n. Summagium , n. Petra , f. Saccus , m. Serplera , f. Paccum , vel Sarcina Waga , f. Fothera , f. Todda , f. Laniscus , m. Cochlear , n. Semiquartarium Pintae . Quartarium Pintae , vel Semigillo , m. Gillo , m. vel Semipinta , f. Tres partes Pintae , vel Hemina , f. Pinta , f. Sesquipinta , f. Sextarius , m. Potellus , vel Semicongius , m. Congius , m. Sesquicongius . Semiamphora , f. Amphora , f. Semicadus , m. Cadus , m. Orcula , f. Semiamphora , f. Amphora , f. Tertiarium , n. Hemicadia , f. Dolium , n. Pipa , f. Butta , f. Hemidolium , n. Tonna , f. Semiquartarium Stati . Quartarium Stati . Semistatum , n. Tria Quartaria Stati . Statum , n. Sesquistatum , n. Semimodius , m. Modius , m. Sesquimodius . Duo Modii , vel Comba . f. Culeus , m. Trimodium , n. Quadrimodium , n. OctoModii , vel Corus , m. Sesquicorus . Viginti Modii . Chaldra , f. vel Triginta & duo Modii . Lasta , f. Semiquar tarium Pollicis . Quarta pars Pollicis . Semipollex , m. Tres Partes Pollicis . Pollex , m. Sesquipollex . Palmus , m. Spithama , f. Semipes , m. Pes , m. Sesquip●s , m. Semicubitus , m. Cubitus , m. Orgyia , f. Unguis Virgae , Semiquartarium Virgae . Quarta pars Virgae . Semivirga , f. Tres partes Virgae . Virga , f. Ulna , s . Passus , m. Pertica , f. Rodata , f. Semijugerum , n. Acra , f. Sesquiacra , f. Forlingus , m. Quartarium Milliaris . Semimilliare , ● . Tres partes Milliaris . Milliare , ● . Bovata , f. Carucata , f. Leuca , f. Decuria Coriorum . Scheda , f. Philyra , f. Scapus , m. Bala Papyri . Sex Duodenarii Pergamenae . Hida Terrae . Jugum Terrae . Virgata Terrae . Selio , f. Pondus Centum & Viginti Librarum vitri .

SECT. XXVIII . Precedents of Warrants upon mesne Process , Executions , &c. And some other common things necessary , and very us●ful for Young Clerks , at their first coming to their Masters .
A Warrant upon a common Latitat , or Alias Cap●as , out of the King's Bench , to Arrest any Person . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronetus , Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis & ni per tot . Com. praedictum & eor . deputat . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod Capiatis , seu unus vestrum Capiat A. B. si &c. Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram dicto Dom. Rege apud Westin . die Mercur. prox . post quind . Pasche ( or as the Retorn is ) ad Respondend . B. C. de placito Transgr . Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Regis Caroli Secundi xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.

Note , That if you put more Names than one into your Warrant , then where you say , & eum salvo , &c. Ita qu●d habeam Corpus ejus , you must say , & eos salvo , &c. Ita quod habeam Corpora eorum .

A Warrant upon a common Capias out of the Common-Pleas to Arrest a Man . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praedictum & eor . deputat . salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet ●estrum conjunctim & divisim Mando . quod Capiatis , seu unus vestrum Capiat A. B. si &c. & eum salvo &c. Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram Justiciariis dicti Dom ▪ Regis apud Westm. a die Pasche in quindecim dies ad Respondend . B. C. de placito Transgr . Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii , Anno Regni Dom. Regis Caroli Secundi , xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.

Note , That one Form of Warrants will serve both for the Kings-Bench and Common-Pleas , as appears by these two Warrants before recited , observing but this difference only ; That where the Kings-Bench Warrant saith , Coram dicto Dom. Rege , the Common-Pleas Warrant doth say , Coram Justiciariis dict. Dom. Regis . and where one of them mentioneth a certain day of Retorn , the other sets down the Retorn generally , and mentioneth no Day .

A Warrant to a Bayliff of a Liberty , upon a common Latitat , or Alias Capias , to Arrest one . Ebor. ss ▪ B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. Ballivo Libertatis de Richmond , & Richmond-shire , & ejus Deputat . salutem

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim , & divisim Mando quod Capiatis seu unus vestrum Capiat A. B. si &c. & eum salvo &c. Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram dicto Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Mercur. prox . post quinden . Pasche ad Respondend . B. C. de placito Transgr . Et hoc &c.

dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii , Anno Regni Dom. Regis Caroli Secundi xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant both to the Sheriff ▪ Bayliffs , and Bayliff of a Liberty , upon a common Latitat or Al●as Capias to Arrest one . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praedict. & eor . deputat . nec non Ballivo Libertatis de Richmond & Richmondshire , & ejus deputat . salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod Capiatis seu unus vestrum Capiat A. B. si &c. & eum salvo &c. Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram dicto Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Mercur. prox . post quinden . Pasche ad Respondend . B. C. de placito Transgr . Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii , Anno Regni Dom. Regis Caroli Secundi xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant to special Bayliffs upon a common Latitat , or Alias Capias , &c. Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praedict. & eor . deputat . necnon T. R. & A. T. Ballivis meis hac vice tantum specialit . deputat . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod Capiatis seu unus vestrum Capiat A. B. si &c. & eum salvo &c. Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram dicto Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Mercur. prox . post quinden . Pasche ad Respondend . C. D. de placito Transgr . Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii , Anno Regni Domini Regis Caroli Secundi xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon an Attachment out of the Kings-Bench . at Suit of an Attorney of the same Court . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronettus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis ▪ meis in & per tot . Com. praedict. & eor . deputat . salu●em .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod Attachiatis , seu unus vestrum Attachiat A. B. si &c. & eum salvo &c. Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram dicto Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Mercur. prox . post quinden . P●sche ad Respondend . G. M. Ger. un . Attorn & c. de placito Transgr . Et h●c &c.

dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Regis Caroli Secundi xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon a Non Omittas , out of the King's Bench , to Arrest one Living within a Liberty , when the Bayliff of the Liberty will not do it . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praedict. & eor . deputat . salutem .

Virtute Brevis Domini Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod non Omit . propter aliquam Libertatem infra Com. praedict. q●in eam Ingred . & Capiatis , seu unus vestrum Capiat A. B. si &c. & eum salvo &c. Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram dict. Dom ▪ Rege apud Westm. die Mercur. prox . post quind●n . Pasche ad Respondend . B. C. de placito Transgr . Et hoc &c.

Dat ▪ sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii , Anno Regni Dom. Regis Caroli Secundi xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon a special Latitat or Alias Capias out of the King's Bench , to hold one that is Arrested , to special Bail . Ebor. ss ▪ B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praedict. & eor . deputat . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Com. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod Capiatis , seu unus vestrum Capiat A. B. si &c. & eum salvo Custod : Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram dicto Dom. Rege apud Westmon . die Mercurii prox . post quinden . Pasche ad Respondend . B. C. de placito Transgr . ac etiam Bille ipsius A. B. versus ipsum B. C. pro viginti Libris ( or quadragint . or Centum as it is in the Writ ) secundum Consuetudinem Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram , ipso Rege exhibend . Et hoc &c.

dat. sub sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Regis Caroli Secundi xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
The form of a Bail Bond to be given to the Sheriff , when one is Arrested upon a special Writ .

NOverint universi per presentes nos A. B. de O. in Com. Ebor Gen. C. D. de eisdem Loco & Com. Gen. & F. G. de H. in Com. Ebor. pred . Yeom . teneri & firmit . obligari B. S. Baroneto Vic. Com. Ebor. pred . in Quadraginta Libris bonae & legalis monet . Angl. Solvend . eidem Vic. aut suo certo in hac parte Attornato Executoribus Administratoribus vel Assignatis suis ; ad quam quidem Solutionem bene & fidelit . faciend. Obligamus nos & quemlibet nostrum per se pro toto & in Solido heredes Executores & Aministratores nostros & cuiuslibet nostrum conjunctim & d●visim firmit . per presentes Sigillis nostris Sigillat .

Dat. vicesimo nono die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angliae , &c. Tricesimo Sexto , Annoque Dom. 168●

THe Condition of this Obligation is such That if the above bounden A. B. do appear coram dict. Dom. Rege ( or Justic . dict. Dom. Regis as the Warrant is ) apud Westm. die , &c. ( as it is in the Warrant ) ad Respondend . B. C. de placito Transgr . ac etiam bille &c. ( as it is in the Warrant verbatim ) That then this Obligation to be void and of none Effect ; or else to stand , remain and be in full force and vertue .

Sealed and delivered to the use of the high Sheriff abovesaid in the presence of us

Note , That the Sum in the Obligation , must be double to the Sum mentioned in the Warrant for which the Party is Arrested .

And Note , That when you make a Warrant upon a special Capias out of the Kings-Bench or Common-Pleas , wherein the Cause of Action is inserted ; Then when you come Ad Respondend . B. C. de placito , &c. in the Warrant , you must there begin and recite the Cause of Action , as it is set forth in the Writ .

A Summons in the County Court . Com. Ebor. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praed. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praed. & eor . deputat . conjunctim & divisim salutem .

Mando quod Summon . A. B. ita quod sit ( or sint , if there be more than one ) apud Castr . Ebor. in Com. praed. ad prox . Cur. Com. praed. ibidem Tenend . die Lune scil. xxiiii . die Martii ad Respondend . B. C. de placito Debiti . Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub sigillo Officii mei xxv . die Februarii , Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Se●undi nunc Regis Angliae , &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1683. per Cler. Com.
The Form of a Replevin . Com. Ebor. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praed. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praed. & eor . deputat . salutem .

Quia A. B. ven. coram me & mihi dedit sufficientem Securitatem , tam de Clamore suo prosequend . quam de Averiis suis Retornare si Ret●rn . inde Adjudicetur , Ideo ex parte Dom. Regis & virtute Officii mei vobis & cuilibet vestrum Mando quod Repleg . & deliberari fac . eidem A. B. unam Equam &c. ( as the Case is ) quos C. D. cepit & injuste detinet contra vados & plegios &c. Ac etiam quod Summon . seu aliquis vestrum Summon . praed. C. D. Ita quod sit apud ●astr . Ebor. in Com. praed. ad prox . Cur. Com mei ibid. Tenend . die Lunae scil. xxi . die Aprilis ad Respondend . praefat. A. B. de placito Captionis & injustae detentionis Averior . suor . praed. Et hoc &c.

Dat ▪ sub sigillo Officii mei xxiv . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Car. Secundi nunc Regis Angliae , &c. xxxvi . Anno Dom. 1683. per Cler. Com.

Note , That sometimes a Replevin is granted by the Stew●●d of a Court within some particular Mannor , or by the Bayliff of a Liberty for Goods taken and kept within his Liberty ; And then instead of setting Com. Ebor. in the Margin of your ●eplevin , you must set the Title of the Court out of which ●ou grant the Replevin , and the Summons to the Defendent must be to Appear there , and not at the County Court ; And ●ind that you diligently examine for what cause the Goods ●ere taken , before you grant a Replevin , lest you grant one where it is not warranted by Law , and so bring both your self ●nd the Bayliffs to Trouble .

The Form of a Bond upon a Replevin .

NOverint Vniversi per presentes nos , A. B. de N. in Com. Ebor. Yeom . B. A. de O. in dicto Com. Ebor . Yeom . & L. P. de O. praed. in Com. Ebor. praed. Yeom . teneri & firmit . obligari B. S. Baronet . Vic. Com. Ebor. in Quadraginta Libris bonae & legalis monetae Angliae solvend . eidem Vic. aut suo certo in hae parte Att●rnato Executoribus Administratoribus vel Assignatis suis . Ad quam quidem solutionem bene & fidelit . faciend. Obligamus nos & quemlibet nostrum per se pro toto & in Solido Heredes ▪ Executores & Administratores nostros & cujust bet nostrum conjunctim & divisim firmit . per presentes , Sigillis nostris Sigillat .

Dat. vicessimo quarto die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angliae , &c. Tricessimo Sexto Annoque Dom. 1683 . Sealed and delivered in the presence of us .

THe Condition of this Obligation is such , That whereas the above bounden A. B. hath obtained a Replevin from the above-named Sheriff for the delivery of ( here name the Goods as they are set down in the Replevin ) taken and detained by C. D. If therefore the said A. B. do prosecute his said Suit upon the said Replevin with effect , and make Return of his said Goods , if Retorn thereof shall be so Adjudged ; And also do save and keep harmless the said Sheriff off and from all Dammages which shall or may ensue , or be against him , by Reason of the said Replevin , to him granted as aforesaid , That then this present Obligation to be void and of none effect , or else to stand , remain , and be in full force and vertue .

Note , That you must make the Sum in the Obligation as much more as the value of the Goods come to , which you grant the Replevin for ; And if the Repl●vin be granted by a ●aylist of a Liberty or other person , then the Bond must be made to them , and not to the Sheriff , Mutatis Mutandis .

A Distringas in a Court Barron . Manerium de Yarome

PRecept . est Ballivo ejusdem Manerii & ejus Deputatis quod Distring A. B. per bon. & Catalla sua , & eum pon . per vados & salvos Plegios , quod sit ad prox . Cur. ibidem Tenend . die Jovis scil. x. die Aprilis prox . futur . ad Respondend . C. D. de placito debiti , Et qualit . hoc , &c.

Dat ▪ sub sigillo Cur. praed. xx . die Marcii , Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angliae , &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1683. Per T. P. Senesc . ibidem .
A Warrant upon an Out-Lawry in the Kings-Bench . Ebor ▪ ss ▪ B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & s●ngulis Ballivis meis , in & per tot . Com. praedilict . & eor . Deputat . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet v●strum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod non Omit . propter aliquam Libertatem , infra Com. praedict. quin Capiatis , seu unus vestrum Capiat A. B. nuper de N. in Com. meo Gener. si &c. & eum salvo , &c. Ita quod babeam Corpus ejus coram dicto Dom. Rege ubicunque fuerit in Angl. a die Pasche in quindecim dies , ad Stand. rect. in Curia dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege super qu●nd . Vtlagat . in ipsum A. B. ad Sect. C. D. gen . de placito Transgr . super Casum vicesimo quarto die Martii Anno Regni dict. Dom. Regis Tricesimo quinto promulgat . ( this must be as it is in the Out-Lawry ) Et hoc , &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angl. &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon an Out-Lawry in the Common-Pleas . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praed. omnibus& singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praed. & eor . Deputat . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando , quod non Omit ▪ propter aliquam Libertatem infra Com. praedict. quin Capiatis , seu &c. Capiat A. B. nuper de M ▪ in Com. meo Gen. Vtlegat . vicesimo quarto die Martii Anno Regni dict. Dom. Regis nunc &c. Tricesimo quinto ( as it is in the Out-Lawry ) ad Sect. C. D. Gen. de placito Transgr . ( as in the Out-Lawry ) si , &c. & eum salvo Custod . It a quod habeam Corpus ejus coram Justic . dict. Dom. Regis apud Westmonasterium a die Pasche in quindecim dies ad faciend. & recipiend . quod praed. Cur. de illo Consider . in hac parte , Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angliae , &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon a Capias ad Satisfaciendum for Debt , in the Kings-Bench . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronet . Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis , in & per tot . Com. praedict. & eor . Deputat . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod Capiatis , seu &c. Capiat A. B. de L. Yeom . si &c. & eum salvo Custod . Ita quod ●abeam Corpus ejus coram dict. Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Lune prox-post Crast . Ascen. Domini ad Satisfaciend : C. D. de Decem Libris de debito ( as in the Execution ) quod praed . C. D. nuper in Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. Recuperavit versus ●u● nec non viginti tres solid . & quatuor denar . ( as in the Execution ) pro Dampnis suis quae sustin . &c. unde Convict . est &c. Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angliae &c. xxxvi . Annoque D●m . 1684.
A Warrant upon a Ca. Sa. for Dammages in Trespass in the Kings-Bench . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronet ▪ Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot ▪ Com. praed. & eor . Deputat . Salutem ,

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod Capiatis seu &c. Capiat A. B. de L. Yeo. si &c. & eum salvo &c. Ita quod habeam Corpus ejus coram dict. Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Lunae prox . post Crast . Aseen . Domini ad Satisfaciend . C. D. de Decem Libris ( as in the Execution ) pro dampnis suis quae sustin . tam occasione cujusdam Transgr . eidem C. D. per prefat . A. B. nuper illat . quam pro M●s . & Custag . suis &c. unde Convict . est &c. Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni ▪ Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angl. &c. Annoque Dom. 1684.

Note , If the Execution be for Dammages in an Action upon the Case , then when you come to the words , ad satisfaciend ▪ C. D ▪ de Decem Libris &c. you say , pro Dampnis suis qu● sustin . tam occatsione non performation . quarundam promission ▪ & Assumption . eidem C. D. per praed . A. B. nuper fact ▪ quam pro Mis. &c. as in the former .

A Warrant upon a Ca. Sa. in the Kings-Bench , for Dammages for the Defendant , where the Plaintiff becomes Non Suited . Ebor. ss.

B. S. Baronet . Vic. &c. ( as in the former ) ad satisfaciend . C. D. juxta formam Statuti in hujusmodi Casu inde nuper Edit. & provis . de quatuor Libris ( as in the Execution ) eidem C. D. pro Mis. & Custagiis suis in quadam Actione in Cur. dicti Dom. Regis c●ram ipso Rege apud Westm. versus praed. C. D. ad sectam praefat . A. B. de placito Transgr . super Casum ( as it is in the Execution ) Adjudicat . unde idem A. B. postmodum Action . illam non est inde prosecut . Et unde idem A. B. Convict . est &c. Et hoc &c. as in the former .

A Warrant upon a Ca. Sa. in the Kings-Bench , for Dammages , when the Verdict goes for the Defendant . Ebor. ss.

B. S. Baronet . Vic. &c. as in the former , ad satisfaciend . C. D. juxta formam Statuti inde nuper Edit. & provis . de qu●tuor Libris ( as in the Execution ) eidem C. D. pro Mis. & Custag . suis per ipsum circa defension . suam in quadam Actione Debiti ( as in the Execution ) ad S●ctam praed . A. B. in Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. Adjudicat . Et hoc &c. as in the former .

A Warrant upon a Ca. Sa. in the King's Bench , for Damages upon a Non Pros . Ebor. ss.

B. S. Baronet . Vic. &c. as in the former , ad satisfaciend . C. D. de Tribus Libris ( as in the Execution ) pro Mis. & Custag . suis eidem C. D. in Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. secundum formam Statuti in hujusmodi Casu nuper Edit. & provis . Adjudicat . Et hoc &c. as in the former .

A Warrant upon a Ca. Sa. in the King's Bench , for an Executor or Administrator , upon a Judgment Recovered in the Life of the Testator , &c. Ebor. ss.

B. S. Baronetus Vic. &c. as in the former , ad satisfaciend . C. D. Executori vel Administratori , &c. E. F. ( as it is in the Execution ) de quinquaginta Libris de Debito ( as in the Execution ) quos praed . E. F. in vita sua nuper in Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. recuperavit versus cum nec non viginti tres solid . ( as in the Execution ) quos eidem E. F. in vita sua in cad. Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. Adjudicat . fuer ▪ pr●dampnis suis quae sustin . tam occasione &c. unde Convict . est &c. Et unde in Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. Cons. est quod praed. C. D. habeat inde versus eum Execution ▪ de Debito & Dampnis praed. Et hoc &c. as before .

A Warrant upon a Fieri Facias for Debt out of the Kings-Bench . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praedict. & eor . deputat . salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod de bonis & Catallis A. B. de L. Yeom . fieri fac . seu &c. fieri faciat ▪ Decem Libras de Debito ( as in the Execution ) quod C. D. nuper in Cur. dicto Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. Recuperavit versus cum : nec non viginti tres solid . & quatuor denar . quos eidem C. D. in ead. Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. Adjudicat . fuer . pro dampnis suis &c. unde Convict . est &c. It a quod habeam denar . ill . coram dict. Dom. Rege apud Westm ▪ die Lunae prox . post Crast . Ascen. Domini ad Reddend ▪ praefat. C. D. de debito & dampnis praed. Et hoc &c.

dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Regis Caroli Secundi xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon a Fieri Facias in the King's Bench , against an Administrator . Ebor. ss ▪ B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus 〈◊〉 singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praedict ▪ 〈◊〉 eor . deputat . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regi●●●●i direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisi● Mando quod de bonis & Catallis quo fuer ▪ A. B. 〈◊〉 &c. defunct . tempore mortis suae in manibus & C●stod E. F. vid. Administrat . &c. quae fuer . ejusdem A. B. tempore mortis suae Administrand . fieri fac . Seu &c. fieri faciat . decem Librss de Debito ( as in the Execution ) quod C. D. nuper in Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso apud Westm. Recuperavit versus ipsam A. B. in vit a sua ; nec non viginti tres solid . & quatuor denar . quos eidem C. D. in ead●m Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. Adiudicat . fuer . pro dampnis suis &c. sicut Constat &c Si tant . in manibus suis habeat & si tant . in manibus suis non habeat tunc de bon. & Catallis dictae E. F. vid propr . It a quod habeam denar . ill . coram di●to Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Lun● prox . p●st Crast Ascen D●mini ad Reddend . praefat. C. D. de debit . & dampnis praed. Et hoc &c.

dat. sub sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angliae , &c. xxxvi . Ann●que Dom. 1684.

Note , That if you be to make a Warrant upon a Fi fac . for Dammages in Trespass , &c. or for Damm●ges for a Defendant upon a Non-Suit , or Non Pr●s , &c then you must observe the Execution how it runs , and make your Warrants accordingly , as you may see and observe the Warrants upon Ca. Sas. before-mentioned are made after several forms , according to the Writs on which they are made .

And note also , That Warrants upon Executions Issuing out of the Common-Pleas are made after the same forms , observing but the directions set down before for Warrants upon Mesne Process out of that Court.

A Warrant upon an Habere Facias Possessionem in the King 's Bench. Ebor. ss B. S. Baronet . Vic. Com. praed ▪ onmibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praed. & eor . deputat ▪ Salutem .

Cum. A. B. nuper in Cur ▪ dict ▪ Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. per Billam sive Brev. dict ▪ Domini Regis ac per Judic ▪ ejusdem Cur. Recuperavit versus L. P. Terminum suum adhuc ventur . de & in un . Mess. &c. cum pertinent . &c. ( And so recite the whole Writ till you come at Ideo tibi praecipimus ) Ideo virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunct . & divisim Mando quod habere fac . Seu &c. habere fa●iat , praesat . A. B. possessionem suam Termini sui praed. adhuc ventur . de & in praed ▪ un . Mess. &c. cum pertinent . I●a quod Execution . praed. Brevis , dict. Dom. Regi apud Westm. die Lunae prox . post Crast . Ascen. Domini Constare faciam Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Marcii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angl ▪ &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
The Form of a Warrant upon an Elegit in the King 's Bench. Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronetus Vic. Com. praedict. omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. praed. & eor . Deputat . salutem

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim , & divisim Mando quod omnia bona & Catalla , A. B. de 〈◊〉 . Yeom . praeter boves & affros de ●ar●ca sua , & similit . Medietatem omnium Terrarum & Tenementorum praed. A. B. de quibus praed . A. B. decimo die &c. as it is in the Elegit ) vel unquam postea fuit Seisit . sine Dilatione Liberari fac . Seu &c. Liberar● faciat . per Rationabil . precium & Extent . Tenend . C. D. bona & Catalla praed. ut bona Cat. sua propr . ac etiam Tenend . Medietat . Terr . & Tenementor . praed. ut liberum Tenement . suum sibi & Assign . suis juxta form●m Statuti quousque praed. C. D. decem Libr●s de debit . & quadraginta solid . pro Dampnis suis ( as it is in the Elegit ) inde Levaverit , It a quod dict. Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Lunae prox . post Crast . Ascen. Dom. Constare faciam . Et hoc &c.

dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii , Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angl. &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon a Distringas nuper Vic. upon a Cep● ▪ Corpus Retorned ▪ Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronet . Vic. Com. pred . omnibus & si●gulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. pred . & eor . Deput . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod Distring . seu &c. Distringat . A. P. Armig. nuper Vic. Com. praed. per omnes Terras , &c. Et quo'd de Exit . &c. Ita quod Corpus A. B. per ipsum Capt. &c. habeat coram . dict , Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Lunae prox post Crast . Ascen. Dom. ad Respondend . C. D. de placito Transgr . Et hoc , &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Ang. &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom , 1684.
A Warrant upon a Supersedeas , where one is Arrested upon a Latitat , or other Writ , at Suit of another Person . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronet . Vic. Com. pred . omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. pred . & eor . Deput . Salutem .

Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando , quod de ulterius Capiend . A. B. Attach . Imprisonand . seu ipsum ad Respondend . C. D. de placito Transgr . &c. ( as it is in the Supersedeas ) & non alit . aliqualit . molestand . ●●nino Supersedeatis , & si ipsum ●● occasione & non alit . C●peritis tunc ipsum A. B. a pris●a ●ua sic d●●inetur si ●a occasione & non al●t . deti●●atur si● Di●atione deliberari fac . periculo in●um●ent . & h●c &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Officii mei xxv die Ap●●lis Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angliae , &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon Scire Facias , granted after a year and a day upon a Judgment in Debt . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronet . Vic. Com. pred . omnibus & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot . Com. pred . & eor . Deputat . Salutem .

Cum C. D. nuper in Cur. dict. Dom. Regis coram ipso Rege apud Westm. R●●uperavit versu● A. B. de L. Yeom . Centum Libra● de debito ▪ nec non vigint . tres solid . & quat●or dena● . ( as it is in the Writ ) pro Damp●is suis &c. unde Convict . est , &c. Execut. ●amen pred . Judicii adhuc Rest●t faciend. Ideo Virtute Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilibet vestrum conjunctim & divisim Mando quod per probos & legales homines de Balliva mea Scire fac . seu , &c. Scire faciat . prefato A. B. quod sit coram dict. Dom. Rege apud Westm. die Lunae prox . post ●rast . Ascen. Domini , Ostens . Si quod pro se habeat vel dicere soiat quar● pred . C. D. Executionem de debito & Damp●is pred . habere non debeat j●●ta form●● Judicii pred . si sibi videret expedire . Ita quod ha●beam Nomina eorum per quos ei Sciri feceritis . Et hoc , &c.

Dat. sub Sigillo Offici● mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angl. &c. xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
A Warrant upon a Quo Minus , out of the Exchequer . Ebor. ss. B. S. Baronet . Vic. Com. praed. omnibu● & singulis Ballivis meis in & per tot● Com. praed. & eor . Deputat . Salutem .

Virtut● Brevis Dom. Regis mihi direct . vobis & cuilib● vestrum conjunctim & divisim M●ndo , qu●● non Omit ▪ propter aliquam Libertatem in 〈◊〉 meo quin eam Ingred . & Capiatis , s●u & ● Capiat A. B. si , &c. & eum salvo , & ● Ita quod habeam Corpus ●jus coram Baron●bus Scaccar . dicti Dom. Regis apu● West● a die P●sche in quindecim dies prox futur a● Respondend . C. D. Debitori ▪ dict● Dom. Reg● de placito Transgr . Qu● minus dict● D●● Regi Satisfacer● . vel de debit● , &c. ( as it in the Writ ) Et hoc &c.

Dat. sub Sigil●● Officii mei xxviii . die Martii Anno Regn● Dom. Car. Secundi nunc Regis Ang. & xxxvi . Annoque Dom. 1684.
The Return of a Venire fac . Distringas Juratores , or Habeas Corpora , as followeth .

EXecutio istius Brevis patet in quodam pannel ▪ huic Brevi annex .

B. S. Baronet . Vic.
The form of an Impannel to be affixed to a Venire Facias . Ebor. ss.

NOm. Jur. inter C , D. quer . & A. B. Defen ▪ de placito Debiti , vel Transgr . &c. ( as in the Writ ) P. C. de L. Gen. J. D. de eadem Yeom .

And so recite all the Jury Mens Names ; then at the bottom 〈◊〉 the Impannel Write thus , Summonitores Jur. praedict. & eor . cujuslibet . Johannes Do● . Richardus Roo .

The form of an Impannel to be affixed to a Distring . Ju. or Habeas Corpora . Ebor. ss.

NOm. Jur. inter C. D. quer . & A. B. Defen . de placito Debiti vel Transgr . &c. P. C. de L. Gen. J. D. de eadem Yeom .

And so Recite the Jury-Mens Names ; then write at the ●ottom thus : Manucaptores Jur ▪ praed. & eor cujuslibet . Johannes Do● Richardus R●●

Exit . eor . cujuslibet x s.

The Retorn of a Commission to take the a●knowledgment of a Fine .

EXecutio istius Brevis patet in q●●dam pannello huic Brevi annex .

T. ● . R. S.

Note , That the Cognizees , when they co●e before t● Commissioners and acknowledge , &c. then at the bottom the Caption , towards their Right hand , they must subscri●● their Names or Marks , and towards the Margent on the Le● hand write as followeth , and let the Commissioners subscri●● their Names thereunto .

Capt. & Cognit ▪ apud N. in Com. Ebor ▪ primo die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Caroli Secundi nunc Regis Angliae &c.

Tricesimo Sexto coram nobis . T. L. R. S.
The Retorn of a Commission to take an A●swer in Chancery .

EXecutio istius Brevis patet in q●●dam pannello huic Brevi annex ▪

Then when the Defendant is Sworn , at the bottom of the Answer , towards the Margent on the Left-hand , write as hereafter followeth , and let the Commissioners subscribe their Names both to that and to the Retorn on the back of the Commission .

Jurat . apud N. in Com. Ebor. primo die Martii Anno Regni Dom. Car. Secundi nunc Regis Angl. &c.

Tricesimo Sexto coram nobis . T. L. R. S.
The Retorn of a Commission to Examine Witnesses in Chancery .

EXecutio istius Brevis patet in quibusdam Schedulis huic Brevi annex .

P. L. R. S. J. C.
The Title of Interrogatories to be Administred to Witnesses to be Examined in Chancery as followeth .

INterrogatories Exbibited to be Administred to such Witnesses as shall be produced , Sworn and Examined on the part and behalf of A. B. Complain●nt , against C. D. Defendant ; or on the part and behalf of C. D. Defendant at the Suit of A. B. Complainant ; as the Case is .

Imprimis . DO you know , &c. and so go on to the end of the Interrogatories .

The Title of Depositions of Witnesses Examined and Sworn by Commission in Chancery , when the Complainant hath the Carriage thereof .

DEpositions of Witnesses taken at the House of R. C. scituate in A. in the County of York , on the first day of April , in the Six and thirtieth year of the Reign of our Soveraign Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King , on the part and behalf of A. B. Complain●nt , against C. D. Defendant , by vertue of His Majesties Commission Issuing out of his High Court of Chancery to T.L. R.S. J.C. and W.S. or any two of us directed , for Examining of Witnesses in the said Cause , as followeth :

P. L. of N. in the County of York , Yeom . Aged Fifty six years or thereabouts , Sworn , &c. And so go on .

Note , If the Defendant Joyn in Commission and Examine any Witnesses , then you need not Write any Title over the Depositions of his Witnesses , but only write at the top , Ex parte Defen .

If the Defendant have the Carriage of a Commission for Examining of Witnesses , th●n you must write the Title at large over the Depositions of hi● Wit●esses , as is shewed before ; only when you come at the words ( on the Complainants behalf ) you must say on the part and behalf of C. D. Defendant , at the Suit of A. B. Complainant , mutatis mutandis and so go on .

And Note , If the Complainant joyn in Commission , and Examine any Witnesses , then you need not write any Title ●●er the Depositions of his Witnesses , but only write at the ●op , Ex parte Quer.

The form of a Warrant from Commissioners to call a Witness before them , to be Examined , as followeth :

WHereas we whose Names are hereunto subscribed have Received His Majesties Commission Issuing out of his High Court of Chancery to us and others directed , for Examining of Witnesses in a certain Cause depending in the ●ame Court , between C. D. Complainant , and A. B. Defendant ; And you whose Name is hereund●r written , being supposed to be a material Witness on the said Complainants behalf , ( or Defendants , as the Case is ) These are therefore by vertue of the said Commission , to Will and Require you , all Excuses whatsoever being set aside ▪ that you be and personally Appear before us , at the House of R. C. scituate in A. in the County of York , on the first day of April next ensuing , by Nine of the Clock in the Forenoon of the said day , then and there to be Examined upon such Interrogatories as shall be Administred unto you upon the said Complainants behalf ( or Defendants , as the Case is ) And hereof you are not to fail , as you will answer the contrary at your peril .

Given under our Hands this Five and twentieth day of March , in the Six and thirtieth year of the Reign of our Soveraign Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King , Annoque ▪ Dom. 1684. T. L. R. S. ●o our Loving Friend ●K .
A Warrant of Notice given under the Commissioners Hands that have the Carriage of a Commission , for Examining Witnesses in Chancery .

WHereas we whose Names are hereunto subscribed , have received His Majesties Commission Issuing out of His High Court of Chancery , to us and others directed , for Examining of Witnesses in a certain Cause now depending in the said Court , between C. D. Complainant , and A. B. Defendant , of the time and place of Executing which said Commission , you the said Defendant ( or Complainant , or such person as is named in the Tabb of the Commission ) are to have Fourteen days notice ( as the Tabb directs : ) These are therefore to give you notice , that we intend ( God willing ) to Execute the said Commission at the House of R. C. scituate in A. in the County of York , upon the First day of April now next ensuing , when and where you with your Commissioners may attend and joyn in Commission if you please .

Given under our Hands this Fifteenth day of March , in the Six and thirtieth year of the Reign of our Soveraign Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King , Annoque Dom. 1683. T. L. R. S. To our Loving Friend , A. B.
A Warrant of notice under Commissioners Hands for taking an Answer in Chancery .

WHereas we whose Names are hereunto subscribed , have received His Majesties Commission , Issuing out of his High Court of Chancery , to us and others directed , for taking the Answer of A. B. to the Bill of Complaint of C. D. of the time and place of Executing of which said Commission , you the said Complainant ( or such person as is named in the Tabb of the Commission ) are to have Six days notice ( as in the Tabb ) . The●e are therefore to give you notice , that we intend ( God willing ) to Execute the said Commission at the House of R. C. situate in A. in the County of York , upon the First day of April now next ensuing , when and where you , with your Commissioners , may be present , and see the same Executed , if you please .

Given under our Hands this Twentieth day of March , in the Six and thirtieth ye●r of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord , Charles the Second , o●er England , &c. King , Annoque Dom. 1683. T. L. R. S. To our Loving Friend C. D.
Notice to be given by the Plaintiffs Attorny , to the Defendants Attorny , of the Tryal of a Cause . Mr. R. R.

PRay you take notice that the Cause depending for C. D. against A. B. will be Tryed this next Assizes to be held at the Castle of York in the County of York ,

witness my Hand this Sixteenth day of February , Anno Dom. 1683. T. D. Att. pro quer .

Note , That you are to give Fourteen days Notice before ●he Assizes , if time will allow it ; And if it be an old Cause of above a years standing , then it is usual to give two Terms notice before the Tryal , and observe that notice of Tryal may be given to the Defendant himself as well as to his Attorney : And then you may say thus ,

A. B.

THese are to give you notice , that the Cause now depending against you at the Suit of C. D. will be Tryed this next Assizes to be held at the Castle of York in the County of York , where you may attend if you please :

Witness my Hand this Sixteenth day of February , Anno Dom. 1683. T. D. Attorn. pro quer .

After you have given notice of Tryal , if your Client be not ready to Try the Cause that Assizes , then you must Countermand the Notice , otherwise the Defendant will get Costs against your Client for Attendance ; and this Countermand may be any time before the Assizes begin , and may be given as followeth :

Mr. R. R.

PRay you take notice , that the Cause depending for C. D. against A. B. of which I gave you notice of Tryal , will not be Tryed at this next Assizes to be held at the Castle of York in the County of York :

Witness my Hand this first day of March , Anno Dom. 1683.

Note , That this Countermand may be given to the Defendant himself , and then may be as followeth :

A. B.

THese are to give you notice , that the Cause now depending against you at the Suit of C. D. of which your Attorney had notice of Tryal , will not be Tryed a● this next Assizes to be held at the Castle of York in th● County of York ; so you , nor your Witnesses need not Attend the same :

Witness my Hand this first day of March Anno Dom. 1683. T : D : Attorn. pro quer ▪

When you do not Try a Cause , after you have given notice of Tryal , then the Defendant's Attorney , if he please , may bring down the Tryal by Proviso , and Try it at the Assizes after , and must give notice to the Plaintiffs Attorney , which may be thus :

Mr. T. D.

PRay you take notice , that the Cause depending for C. D. against A. B. I have brought the Tryal down by Proviso ▪ and intend to Try at this next Assizes to be held at the Castle of York in the County of York .

Witness my Hand this Sixteenth day of February , Anno Dom. 1683. R. R. Attorn. pro Defen .

This notice may be also given to the Plaintiff himself , after this manner :

C. D.

THese are to give you notice , that the Cause now depending against A. B. at your Suit , I brought the Tryal down by Proviso , and intend to Try the same at the next Assizes to be held at the Castle of York in the County of York , where you may attend with your Witnesses if you please :

Witness my Hand this Sixteenth day of February , Anno Dom. 1683. R. R. Attorn. pro Defen .

Note , That when you obtain Judgement by Defa●lt against the Defendant , or by Confession , and bring down a Writ of Inquiry for Dammages , then you ought to give the Defendant's Attorney Fourt●en days notice before you Execute the same , and may be given as followeth :

Mr. T : D :

PRay you take notice , that I intend to Execute the Writ of Inquiry for C. D. against A. B. upon the First day of April now next ensuing , at the Castle of York in the County of York :

Witness my Hand this Fourteenth day of March , Anno Dom. 1683. T ▪ D ▪ Attorn. pro quer .

Note , That this Notice may be given to the Defendant himself ; And then may be thus :

A. B.

THese are to give you Notice , that I intend to Execute the Writ of Inquiry against you , at the Suit of C. D. on the First day of April now next ensuing , at the Castle of York in the County of York , where you may attend with your Witnesses , if you have any :

Witness my Hand this Fourteenth day of March , Anno Dom. 1683. T : D : Attorn. pro quer .
The Form of a Ticket to be given to a Witness that you Subpoena , to give Evidence at the Assizes . F. S.

BY vertue of this Subpoena to you herewith shewed , all Excuses whatsoever being set aside , you are to be , and personally Appear before the Justices Assigned to hold the Assizes for the County of York , at the Castle of York in the County aforesaid , on Monday the Third day of March next , There to testifie your knowledge in a certain Action now depending undetermined between C. D. Plaintiff and A. B. Defendant , in a Plea of Debt or Trespass , &c. ( as the Case is ) on the said Plaintiffs behalf , or Defendants behalf ( as the Case is : ) And hereof you are not to fail , as you will answer the contr●ry at your peril , on pain of an Hundred pounds ;

Dated at Westminster the Twelfth day of February , in the Six and thirtieth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King .

Note , That when you leave the Ticket with the Witness ▪ you must then shew the Subpoena under Seal , and give the Witness a Shilling , and promise to bear his or her Charges ▪ and if the Witness will not take a Shilling , but desire more , then you must tender reasonable Charges according to the Length of the Journey , and Quality of the Witness .

The form of an Indorcement , to be Written on the back of a Declaration in Ejectment . P. R.

YOu are hereby to take notice , that this Action is brought against me as Casual Ejecter , for Tryal of the Title of the Lands and Premises in your possession , therefore unless you Appear and defend your Title , and make your self , or some other person Defendant , and plead the general Issue , Not Guilty , and go to Tryal , and at the Tryal thereof confess the Lease , Entry , and Actu●l Ouster , and Insist upon the Title only ; there will be Judgement against me this next Trinity Term ( or as the Case is ) by Default , and you will be put out of your possession .

Yours H. W.

Note , That at the Top you must set the party's Name that is in possession to whom you deliv●r the Declaration ; and at the bottom you must subscribe the Casual Ejecter's Name , being the person you name your self for Defendant .

A Warrant of Attorney to Appear in the King 's Bench.

Mr. J. C. or Mr. T. D. or any other Attorney , These are to Authorize and Require any of you to Ap●ear and File Common Bail , or cause Common Bail to be Filed in His Majesties Court of Kings-Bench at Westminster , this next Easter Term , or Trinity Term ( or present Term , as the Case is ) for me A. B. upon a Writ Retornable there , die Mercurii prox post quinden . Pasche , ( as it is in the Warrant ) To Answer C. D. in a Plea of Trespass ; And for so doing this shall be to any one of you a sufficient and Lawful Warrant , and bind me to pay you your Fees and Disbursements :

Witness my Hand this First day of April , Anno Dom. 1684.
A Warrant to Appear in the Common ▪ Pleas.

MR. J. C. or Mr. T. D. or any other Attorney ▪ these are to Authorize and Requi●e any of you to Appear ▪ or cause an Appearance to be entred in His Majesties Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster this next Easter Term , or Trinity Term ( or present Term , as the Case is ) for me A. B. upon a Writ Retornable ●here a die Pasche in quindecim dies , ( as it is in the Warrant ) To Answer C. D. in a Plea of Trespass ; And for so doing , this shall be to any one of you a sufficient and Lawful Warrant ▪ and bind me to pay you your Fees and Disbur●ements :

Witness my Hand this First day of April , Anno Dom. 1684.
A Warrant to Plead , to be Written on the Margent of the Declaration that is delivered to you against your Client .

MR. J. C. pray you Plead Not Guilty , or no such promise ( as the Case is ) for me A. B. to this Declaration ; And for so doing this shall be your Warrant , Witness my Hand ,

A. B.
A Warrant to Appear in the County Court .

MR. J. C. or Mr. T. D. or any other Attorney , these are to Request you to Appear for me A. B. in the County Court at York , upon an Attachment granted out of the same Court against me , Retornable there the Twentieth day of April next , at the Suit of C. D. in a Plea of Debt or Trespass ( as it is ) ; And for so doing this shall be your Warrant ; And I will pay you your Fees and Disbursements ;

Witness my hand this Seven and Twentieth day of March , Anno Dom. 1684. A. B.
A Warrant of Attorney to Confess Judgement in the King 's Bench. To Mr. J. C. or Mr. W. P. or any other Attorney of His Majesties Court of King's Bench at Westminster .

THese are to Authorize and Require either of you , or any other Attorny of the said Court to Appear and File Common-Bail , or cause Common-Bail to be Filed in the said Court , this next Easter Te●m , or any other subsequent time , or Term , for me A. B. of D. in the County of York Yeom ▪ at the Suit of C. D ▪ of &c. And to acc●pt of a Declaration against me in an Action of Debt upon a Mutua●●… , 0r Bond ( as the Case is ) for an Hundred pounds of Lawful Money of England at his said Suit , And thereupon to Confess Judgment against me for the same by N●n sum Informatus , or let the same pass against me by Nihil dicit , or otherwise , as any of you shall think fit ; And for so doing , this shall be to any one of you a sufficient and Lawful Warrant in that behalf ;

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this first day of April , in the Six and Thirtieth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second over England , &c. King , Annoque Dom. 1684.

Sealed and Delivered in the presence of A. B.

A Warrant of Attorny to Confess Judgement in the Court of Common Pleas. To Mr. T. G. or Mr. R. B. or any other Attorney of His Majesties Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster .

THese are to Authorize and require either of you or any other Attorney of the said Court , to Enter an Appearance , or cause an Appearance to be entred in the said Court this next Easter Term , or any other subsequent time or Term , for me A. B. of D. in the County of York Yeom . at the Suit of C. D. of &c. and to accept of a Declaration against me , in an Action of Debt upon a Mutuatus or Bond ( as the Case is ) for an Hundred pounds of Lawful Money of England , at his said Suit ; And thereupon to Confess Judgement against me for the same , by Non ● sum Informatus , or let the same pass against me by Nihil dicit , or otherwise , as any one of you shall think fit . And for so doing , this shall be to any one of you a Sufficient and Lawful Warrant in that behalf .

In Witn●ss whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal , this First day of April , in the Six and Thirtieth Year of the Reign ●f our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King . Annoque Dom. 1684. Sealed and Delivered , &c. A. B.
A Warrant to Confess Judgement , either in the King's-Bench , or Common-Pleas . To Mr. I. C. or Mr. R. B. or any other Attorney , either of his Majesties court of Kings-Bench , or Common-Pleas , at Westminster .

THese are to Authorize and Require either of you , or any other Attorney of either of the said Courts , to Appear and File Common-Ball , or cause Common-Ball to be filed , or to Enter an Appearance , or cause an Appearance to be Entred , in either of the said Courts ▪ this next Easter-Term , or any subsequent Time , or Term , for me A. B. of D. in the County of York , Yeom●n : at the Suit of C. D. of &c. to accept of a Declaration against me in an Action of Debt upon a Mutuatus , or Bond , ( as the Case is ) for an Hundred Pounds of Lawful Money of England , at his said Suit ; and thereupon to confess Judgement against me for the same , by Non sum informatus : or let the same pass against me by Nihil dicit , or otherwise , as any of you shall think ●it . And for so doing this shall be to any one of you , a Sufficient and Lawful Warrant , in that behalf .

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this First Day of April , in the Six and Thirtieth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King . Annoque Dom. 1684. Sealed and Delivered , &c. A. B.
A Release of Errors , concerning a Judgement to be Entred .

BE it known unto all Men by these presents , That I K B. of D. in the County of York , Yeoman , have Remised , Released , and quit Claimed , And by this my present Writing , do for me , my ●eirs and Executo●s , Administrators and Assigns , and every of us , Remise , Release , and for ever quit Claim unto C. D. of &c. All , and manner of Error and Errors , Cause and Causes of Error and Errors , Misprisions , Mi●entryes , and Erroneou● Proceedings whatsoever , which may be had , made , committed , omitted , suffered , or done in one Judgement to be Entred up upon Record , this next Easter-Term , in His Majesties Court of King's-Bench , ( or Common-Pleas ) at Westminster , against me the said A. B. at Suit of the said C. D. for One Hundred Pounds Debt , besides Costs of Suit . or in any Execution to be taken or sued out upon the s●me Judgement .

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal , this First day of April , in the Six and Thirtieth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King . Annoque Dom. 1684. Sealed and Delivered &c. A. B.
A Release of Errors , upon a Judgement formerly Entred .

BE it known unto all Men by these Presents , that I A. B. of D. in the County of York , Yeoman , have Remised , Released , and quit Claimed , and do by this my present Writing , for me , my Heirs , Executors , Administrators and Assigns , and every of us , Remise , Release , and for ever quit Claim unto C. D. of &c. All , and all manner of Error and Errors , Cause and Causes of Error and Errors , Misprisions , Misentryes , and Erroneous Proceedings whatso●ver ; at any time heretofere had , made , committed , omitted , suffered , or done in one Judgem●nt he●etofore ( to wit ) in Trinity Term last past ( here name the Term when the Judgement was Entred ) E tred up , upon Record , in his Majesties Court of King's-Bench ( or Common-Pleas ) at Westminster , against me the said A. B. at Suit of the s●id C. D. for One Hundred Pounds Debt , and Forty Shillings Costs of Suit ( as the Costs are taxed ) or in any Execution h●retofore taken , or sued out , or hereafter to be taken or sued out upon the same Judgment .

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this First Day of April , in the Six and Thirtieth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King . Annoque Dom. 1684. Sealed and D●livered in the Presence of us A. B.
A Warrant to Acknowledge Satisfaction upon a Judgment in the Kings-Bench . To Mr. J. C. or Mr. W. P. or any other Attorney of his Majesties Court of Kings-Bench at Westminster .

WHereas I. C. D. of , &c. heretofore ( that is to say ) in or about the Term of S. Hilary last past ( here name the Term when the Judgment was Entered ) obtained one Judgment in his Majesties Court of Kings-Bench , at Westminster aforesaid , against A. B. of D. in the County of York Yeom . for one hundred pounds Debt besides Costs of Suit , as by the Records of the same Court it doth and may appear . And whereas I the said C. D. do acknowledge to have Received full Satisfaction from the said A. B. of , for and upon the said Judgment and the Debt and Dammages thereby Recovered ; These are therefore to Authorize and Require either of you , the Attorneys above-named , or any other Attorney of the said Court to ac●nowledge and Enter Satisfaction upon the Record of the same Judgment , and for so doing this sha●l be unto any one of you a Sufficient and Lawful Warrant in that behalf .

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Fo●rteenth day of April in the Six and Thirtieth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second over England , &c. King , Annoque Dom , 1684. Sealed and delivered in the presence of us C. D.
A Warrant to acknowledge Satisfaction upon a Judgment in the Common Pleas. To Mr. R. B. or Mr. T. D. or any other Attorney of his Majesties Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster .

WHereas I. C. D. of , &c. heretofore ( that is to say ) in or about the Term of St. Hilary last past ( here name the Term when the Judgment was Entred ) obtained one Judgment in his Majesties Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster aforesaid , against A. B. of D. in the Count● of York Yeom . for one hundred pounds Debt , besides Costs of Suit , as by the Records of the same Court it doth and may appear ; And whereas I the said C. D. do acknowledge to have full Satisfaction from the said A. B. of , for and upon the said Judgment , and the Debt and Damages thereupon Recovered , these are therefore to Authorize and Require either of you the Attorneys above-named , or any other Attorney of the said Court , to acknowledge and enter Satisfaction upon the Record of the same Judgment , and for so doing this shall be to any one of you a sufficient and Lawful Warrant in that behalf .

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Fourteenth day of April , in the Six and Thirtieth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second over England , &c. King Annoque Dom. 1684. Sealed and delivered in the presence of us . C. D.
A Warrant to keep a Court Leete . Manerium de S. R. B. Gent. Steward to A. P. Esq Lord of the Mannor aforesaid . To the Baylist of the same Mannor Greeting .

I Command you that you Summon and diligently give Notice to all the Freeholders , Copyholders , Tennants , and Resiants within the said Mannor , that they be and appear at the Court Leet and Court Baron with the View of Franck-pledge , there to be held at the Mannor-house in S. aforesaid ( here name the place where the Court must be kept ) on , &c. day of this Instant October by Nine of the Clock in the Forenoon of the same day , and have you there this Precept .

Given under my Hand and Seal this Second day of October , In the Five and Thirtieth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second over England &c. King , Annoque Dom. 1683. R. B. Senesc .
An Appraisment to be made of Goods and Chattels taken in Execution by the Sherriffs Bayliffs .

AN Appraisment made this Seven and Twentieth day of March Anno Dom 1684. by us whose Names are under written , of the Goods and Chattels of A. B. of D. in the County of York Yeom . taken and seized by T. W. one of the Bayliffs to the high Sherriff of the County of York , by vertue of a Warrant upon a Fieri Facias Issuing out of the Court of Kings Bench or Common Pleas ( as the Case is ) directed to all and singular the said Sheriffs Bayliffs and their Deputies , Commanding them to Levy of the Goods and Chattels of the said A. B. one hundred pounds Debt , and Forey and Three Shillings Dammages ( as it is in the Warrant ) at the Suit of C. D. Appraised as followeth . l. s. d. Imprimis . Three Cows . 7. 10. 00. Item , One Bay Gelding . 6. 06. 08.

And so proceed to Name all the Goods and Chattels taken in Execution , then at the Bottom towards the Left hand , let all the Praisers ( which are usually Four ) subscribe their Names or Marks .

A General Release .

KNow all Men by these presents that I C. D. of &c. for divers good Causes and valuable Considerations me thereunto especially moving , have Remised , Released and quit Claimed , and by these presents do for me , my Heirs , Executors and Administrators and every of us , Remise , Release and for ever quit Claim unto A. B. of D. in the County of York Yeom . all and all manner of Action and Actions , cause and causes of Action and Actions , Suits , Quarrels , Strifes , Controversies , Contracts , Debts , Bonds , Bills , Obligations , Judgments , Executions , and all other Demands whatsoever , which I the said C. D. now have ; or which I , my H●irs , Executors or Administrators , or any of us at any time , or times hereafter can , may , might or could have against the said A. B. his Heirs , Executors , Administrators or Assigns , or any of them , for , or by reason of any matter , causes or thing either in Law or Equity from the beginning of the World until the day of the date of these presents .

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Eighth day of April ▪ in the Six and thirtieth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second over England &c. King , Annoque Dom. 1684. Sealed and Delivered , &c. C. D.
A common Bill of Sale , of House-hold Stuff , or other Goods .

KNow all Men by these Presents , That I A. B. of &c. as well for , and in Consideration of the Sum of &c. of Lawful Money of England , to me in hand paid by C. D. of &c. before the Ensealing and Delivery of these Presents , the Receipt whereof I do hereby Acknowledge ; and thereof , and of every part and parcel thereof , do Acquit , Exonerate , and Discharge the said C. D. his Executors , Administrators and Assigns , and every of them for ever , by these Presents , as for divers other good Causes and valuable Considerations , me thereunto especially moving , have Given , Granted , Bargained and Sold , and , by these Presents do fully , clearly , and absolutely Give , Grant , Bargain and Sell , and in plain and open Market , deliver unto the said C. D. All those my Household-Goods , and Implements of House-hold-stuff ( or all those my Goods and Chattels , as the case is ) particularly mentioned , expressed , and set down in a certain Schedule or Inventory hereunto annexed , To have and to hold the said House-hold-stuff , ( or Goods and Chattels , as the case is ) hereby Granted , Bargained and Sold , and every part and parcel thereof , unto the said C. D. to the only , sole and proper Vse , Benefit , Advantage , and Behoof of him the said C. D. his Executors , Administrators and Assigns , for ever . And I the said A. B. my Executors , and Administrators , and every of us , the said Household-Goods , and Implements of Household-Stuff ( or Goods and Chattels , as the case is ) to the said C. D. his Executors , Administrators , and Assigns , and every of them , against all Persons whatsoever , shall and will Warrant ▪ and for ever defend by these Presents .

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal , this First day of April , In the Six and Thirtieth Year of the Reign of our Lord Charles the Second , over England , &c. King . Annoque Dom. 1684. Sealed and Delivered , and also one Pewter Flaggon given by the above-named A. B. to the afore-mentioned C. D. in the Name of Seisin and Possession of all the rest of the Goods and Chattels , hereby Bargained and Sold , in the Presence of A. B.
The Title of the Inventory which is to be affixed with Seal Wax to the Bill of Sale .

A True and perfect Inventory of all and singular the Implements of houshold-stuff ( or goods and Chattels as the case is ) bargained and sold , or mentioned and intended to be bargained and sold in and by the within written Deed as followeth . Imprimis . Three Brass Kettels Item . Six Pewter Dishes .

And so go on , and Name all the Goods that are Sold , and at the bottom of the Schedule , let the Vender set his Hand .

Note , if the Sale be but of an Horse or Cow , or some few things , then you may mention 'em in the Bill of Sale it self , and need not make an Inventory of them ; and observe that when the Bill is Sealed , some of the Goods be delivered in the Name of Possession .

A Sale made by the Sheriff , of Goods taken in Execution , by vertue of his Office . To All Christian People , to whom this present Writing shall come . Sir B. S. Baronet , Sheriff of the County of York , sends Greeting ,

whereas by vertue of his Majesties Writ of Fieri Facias to me directed , issuing out of his Majesties Court of Kings Bench at Westminster , for the Levying of Twenty Pounds Debt , and Twenty Thre● Shillings and Four Pence Dammages ( as in the Execution ) which C. D. hath Recovered in the said Court against A. B. of &c. as by the said Writ Retornable on Wednesday next , after fifteen days after Easter , more at large appeareth ; I have taken into my hands Six Cows , Twenty Ewe Sheep , and one Gelding ( or if there be a great parcel of Goods , then you may say , All and singular the Goods and Chattels , mentioned in an Inventory hereunto ▪ annexed ) being the Goods and Chattels of the said A. B. Now know ye that I the said High Sheriff , by vertue of the said Writ , and of my Office : And for , and in Consideration of the Sum of &c. of Good and Lawful Money of England , to me the said High Sheriff , in hand payed by the said C. D. ( or such Person as buyes the Goods ) do hereby , as much as in me lyeth , by Vertue of my said Office , fully , clearly , and absolutely Grant , Bargain and Sell , and , in plain and open Market deliver , to the said C. D. his Executors , Administrators , and Assigns : All and singular the said Goods and Chattels , To have and to hold the same and every part and parcel thereof to the only sole proper use , benefit , Advantage and behoof of him the said B. D. his Executors , Administrators and Assigns for ever .

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Seal of Office this First day of April , in the Six and Thirtieth year of the Reign of our Soveraign Lord Charles the Second , over England , & c. King , Annoque Dom. 1684.
The Return of a Commission of Rebellion Issuing out of the Court of Exchequer , directed to Commissioners in the Country .

WE F. P. and T. W. do humbly certifie the Barons of the Kings Exchequer , that by the vertue of this Writ we have joyntly and severally made diligent Search and Inquiry after the within named A. B. and could not find him before the day within limited for the Retorn of this process .

Note that the Commissioners make this Retorn of Course , and then comes a Sequestration out of the said Court to Commissioners to Seize the Lands and Tenements and all the goods and Chattels of the party offending to the use of the Kings Majesty .

Respons. F. P. T. W.

Note that the Commissioners make this retorn of Course , and then comes a Sequestration out of the said Court to Commissioners toSeize the lands and Tenements and all the goods and Chattels of the party offending to the use of the Kings Majesty .

Deo gloria & gratia . FINIS .