appetite, 11, 276.
Appius Claudius, 4, 64.
apposed, questioned, 24, 137.
apprehension and construction,
8, 324.
Arbela, 12, 176.
arch-flatterer, 9, 303.
arching water, 29, 272.
argument, subject, 7, 176;

292.

Argus, 7, 131.

Arians, 25, 333.

|Becket, 29, 120.
become, come, 27, 263.
beginners, 3, 296.
beholding, beholden, 1, 63.
belike; probably, 12, 296.
bent, stalked grass, 21, 272.
Bion, 14, 103.

births, offspring, 2, 144.

Aristophanes, 17, 213.

334.

Aristotle, 1, 159; 17, 307.

Arminians, 25, 333.

arts of state, 10, 43.

brave, excellent, 13, 196.

7, 202.

assay, attempt, 13, 93.
astrology, 5, 255.
Atlantis, 12, 332.

at large, vague, 10, 290.
atomic theory, 6, 102.
attempers, modifies, 2, 84.
audits, accounts, 13, 203.
Augustus Cæsar, 20, 24; 14, 161;

5, 247; 5, 251; 17, 313.
Aulus Gellius, 13, 151.
Aurelianus, 17, 313.
avoidances, outlets, 31, 264.
away (verb), go away, 6, 303.

B.

baggage, hindrance, 1, 202.
balancing of trade, 35, 95.
bald noddle, 2, 130.
Baltazar Gerard, 8, 230.
band, bond, 1, 29; 18, 93.
banks, 8, 242.
barriers, 17, 223.
bastards, 15, 59.
bay-salt, 14, 196.
Bartholomew-tide, 20, 272.
beat over, search, 26, 293.

broke, do business, 19, 204,
bruit, noise, 8, 307.

Brutus, 7, 211.

bullaces, wild plums, 17, 272.
Burrhus, 27, 137.
Busbechius, 8, 79.

busy, meddlesome, 10, 59; 4, 79.
but, only, 32, 31.

butchers, assassins, 12, 231.
by-matter, 21, 137.

by-way, side path, 32, 71; 26,
320.

carry, bring to pass, 4, 306.
cashiered, dismissed, 8, 298.
cast (verb), to reckon up, 28, 163;
26, 263.

cast (verb), to turn the scale, 15,
297.

casting the nativity, 12, 212.
castoreum, 8, 180.
catchpoles, 22, 303.

Catherine de Medicis, 12, 212.
cat in the pan, 26, 137.
Cato the Censor, 9, 235.
Celsus, 13, 181.
censure, opinion, 2, 175.
certain, fixed, 7, 195.

special, 24, 285.
certify, inform, 5, 195.
cessions, concessions, 25, 308.
chain (of causes), 5, 102.
challenge, demand, 5, 280.
Chamaïris Fritellaria, 8, 271.
chambers of presence, 23, 263.
chapman, buyer, 20, 204.
charges, bills of, 7, 51.
Charles I, 9, 118.

Charles the Great, 31, 334.
check, interfere, 15, 65; 2, 183.
chimneys, fire-places, 27, 272.
chop, quarrel, 29, 320.
Churchmen, clergymen, 13, 51.
Cicero, 5, 69; 17, 103; 9, 151;
9, 203; 16, 307; 19, 308; 37,
320.
circumstances, introductory re-
marks, 20, 190.
civil, tranquil, 8, 107; 14, 281.
,, friendly, 10, 160.

political, 9, 307; 26, 333.
civility, civilisation, 2, 271.
close, secret, 32, 71; 13, 319.
co-emption, 24, 205.

collation, 32, 120.
comely, handsome, 1, 251.
comforteth, strengthens, 20, 231.
Comineus, 15, 161.

commanded, overlooked, 25, 19.

commendation, reputation, 2,
187.
commodities, 10, 196.
commodity, the, 7, 262.
common, belonging to all, 15, 93.
common-places, 4, 187.
common stock, 8, 195.
communia maledicta, 13, 324.
composition, combination, 37, 45;
15, 307.

composition, temperament, 6, 248.
compound employments, 9, 248.
comprehend, include, 23, 281.
conceits, thoughts, 36, 45; 2, 202.
condition, state of life, 12, 51.
conditores imperiorum, 15, 312.
confessor, 14, 43.

confidence, impudence, 10, 80.
conjunction, inseparable, 8, 126.
conscience, consciousness, 16, 70.
consistories, 5, 112.
content, please, 13, 189.
contrivers, instigators, 29, 286.
contumely, 1, 106.

conversation, familiarity, 2, 159.
converse, live, deal with, II,
226.

convince, convict, 3, 101.
cornelian-tree, 9, 271.
Cosmo I, 8, 35; 5, 248.
creature, created thing, 22, 18.
Crispus, 26, 120.

cross (verb), to thwart, 6, 284.
cross-clauses, contradictory state-
ments, 22, 30.
cross lies, 12, 307.
crossed, thwarted, 50, 60; 15, 81.
crudities, 2, 147.

culled, selected, 10, 243.
cunning, clever, 25, 24; 2, 135;
4, 175.

curious, inquisitive, 8, 59.

elaborate, 13, 148.
careful, 12, 300.
curiously, carefully, 14, 292.
customs, import and export duties,
22, 197.
Cyrus, 15, 312.

deceit, deception, 14, 59.
deceive, cheat, 34, 273.
Decii, 25, 314.

declaration, open recognition, 29,
244.

degenerate, degenerated, 24, 71.
deliver, lead, 24, 272.
deliveries, exhibitions, 5, 234.
Demetrius, 27, 120.

desperate, severe, 8, 35.

Diagoras, 14, 103.

diamond, 17, 17; 8, 112.

eccentrics and epicycles, 13, 108.
edge (verb), to sharpen, 26, 244.
Edward IV, 5, 252.
ejaculations, things thrown out,
7, 59.

election, choice, 4, 255; 18, 281.
embaseth, debases, 29, 19.
Empedocles, 3, 160.
engaged, bound, 17, 231.
entertainment, pretext, 8, 285.
entrepenant, venturesome, 12,

235.

envy, 2, 57.

Epaminondas, 21, 236.

Diocletian, 9, 118.

disabling, injuring, 11, 285.
discharge, impose, 21, 313.
discourse, 1, 187.
discoursing, discursive, 5, 16.
discover, disclose, 16, 38; 15, 43;
21, 43; 15, 276.
discover, find out, 32, 44.
discovery, disclosure, 9, 243; 21,
285.

disemboltura, facility, 6, 234.
dispense, make up for, 9, 218.
disposition of business, 3, 289.
dissimulation, I, 42.
distasted, disgusted, 13, 285.
ditty, words of song, 6, 222.
divinely, by Divine inspiration,

2, 247.

doctor, teacher, 8, 30.
doctrine, discipline, 2, 225.
doing and undoing, being done
and undone, 5, 126.

Domitian, 10, 211.

donatives, bribes, 37, 121.

double-house, 24, 263.

103.

Epimenides, 3, 159.
Epimetheus, 8, 38; 50, 96.
equal, steady, 23, 320.
equinoctia, equinoxes, 3, 92.
equipollent, equivalent, 14, 231.
equivocations, ambiguities, 27,
44.
Escurial, 12, 262.
espials, spies, 10, 280.
-est (superlative), 5, 188.
estates, nobles, 42, 61.

classes, professions, 12,

280.
estivation, summer pleasure, 28,
263.
even, level, 4, 34.

even with, recompensing, 1, 254.
every, every one, 20, 94.
evil-favoured, ugly, 5, 229.
except (verb), to deny, 9, 51.
excusations, apologies, 15, 148;
24, 308.

exercised fortune, 13, 235.
exhaust, exhausted, 17, 51.

expect, wait for, 15, 204.

expert, professional, 4, 289:

333.

duces belli, 22, 313.

5, 47.

express (verb), to explain, 26, 71.

F.

facility, 33, 71; 8, 300.
facts, deeds, 46, 32.
fain, gladly, 10, 70.
faint, cowardly, 2, 42.
fair, quietly, 33, 44.

faith, truth, 32, 40.
fames, rumours, 6, 93.
fast, retentive, 19, 272.
favour, countenance, 6, 252.
feat, deed, 7, 117.

feigned prices, fancy prices, 4,
203.

felicity, fortune, 15, 236; 13, 312.
fetch, to go round, 29, 137.
fetching, striking, 34, 334.
first blood, II, 231.
,, coming, 16, 285.
fix, to become rigid, 19, 231.
fixed, inseparably connected, 6,
255.

flags, armorial bearings, 4, 84.
flashy, insipid, 16, 292.
flat,

56, 97.

flout, insult, 19, 190.
Flower-de-Luces, 10, 272.
flower of sulphur, 8, 160.
foil, adornment, I, 299.
fond, foolish, 26, 162.
fool, little of the, 11, 235.
foot-pace, 30, 320.
foreign trade, 39, 96.
formal natures, 6, 299.

G.

Galba, 23, 24; 37, 71; 53, 97;
8, 211.

Galen, 17, 307.

Gallo-Græcia, 28, 333.
Gasca, 18, 256.

Gaston de Foix, 5, 248.
generally, invariably, 11, 43; 7,
180.

generation, propagating, 2, 47.
genitings, early apples, 13, 272.
giddiness, inconstancy, 3, 15.
gingles, rattles, playthings, 25,
198.

give way, lead to success, 4, 296.
giving counsel, being counselled,
I, 26.

globe, embodiment, 18, 70.
glorious, boastful, 30, 205; 8,
280; 5, 307.

glory, boastfulness, 21, 320.
going, walking, 32, 273.
gracious, deserving thanks, 15,
285.

great spirit, noble nature, 4, 251.
green, unhealed, 10, 35.
Gregory the Great, 15, 332.
growing-silk, vegetable silk, 15,
196.

ground, fact, 14, 256.
Gunpowder Plot, 42, 32.

H.

formalists, 6, 151.

forms, manners, 3, 299.