To indite, to tell one what or how he fhould write. Individual, not divided, particular Indolence, Freedom from Pain, eafinefs of Mind from Bufinefs, Trouble Infamous, that has an ill Name, known for fome bad. Quality Infamy, ill name, difgrace Inferiour, one that is below another in State, Qua lity, Place or Condition Infirm, weak Infirmity, weakness Infused, poured in, infpired, alfo steeped in Liquor. Ingrateful, not thankful, that does not acknowledge a kindness receiv'd Inhumane, not like a Man, cruel ́ Innumerable, that cannot be told or numbred, a vaft Number Infects, Living Creatures increafing from a lefs to a greater Bignefs, as Caterpillars, Worms, r. fo called from that Cutting, or resemblance of Gutting that is common to moft of them in fome Part of their Bodies. Infeparable, that cannot be parted Infpired, breathed into, alfo taught from above Intellectual, belonging to the Understanding Internal, inward, infide To interrupt, to make one not to go on in a Thing to hinder Inteftine, inward, inteftine Wars, civil Wars, or among our felves. Intrepid, not to be frighted, undaunted, bold. Invoked, called upon, prayed to. Jocund, merry, brisk, pleafant. e, or land, Land furrounded with Water Jupiter, or Jove. The chief of the Heathen Gods. K. Ine, Cows; being a Contraction of Cow in the L. LAir, The place where Deer harbour or lye Lambent-Fire, Rowling gently about Lambkin, A little Lamb. See Eng. Gram. p. 173. Lazar-Houfe, or a Lazaretro, An Hofpital for Lee, The Settling or Dregs of Wine To Leer, To look aside, or askew A Legend, A lying Story Legion, A Regiment of Soldiers Lethargick, That causes Drowsiness and Forgetful nefs Lethaean Lake, From Lathe a River of Africa, the 1 Drinking of whofe Waters would make People forget all things paft Level, Plain, fmooth, equal Libbard, A Leopard Libya, Africk Limber, Supple, pliant, bending eafily Livid, Black and Blue Longitude, Length,Distance from the first Meridian To Lull, To entice to Rest Luminary, A Light Luftre, Shining, Brightness M. MAgick, Knowledge of obfcure natural Things Witchcraft Magnitude, Greatness, bigness Majeftick, Stately, like a King Malefactor, Evil-doer, an Offender Malign, Envious, spiteful Manfion, Dwelling-place Mantling, Smiling, frothing Manufacture, What is made with Hands Marafmus, A wasting, a pining away Mafquerade, A Dance of disguised Perfons The Mafs, The Church-Service, properly the Communion-Service Mattins, Morning-worship T Maxim, A Rule Meager, Lean Meander, A large River of Phrygia that has a vast many Turnings and Windings Mechanick, Handicraft Melody. A fine Tune or Song Metamorphofis, Changing of the Kind Metaphor, Is when a Word is tranflated or carried from its proper Signification to another. As the Fields laugh, for look pleasant; laughing being proper to a Man alone Mien of the Face. See Air To Mimick, To ape, imitate by Gestures A Minnow, or Menow, A fmall Fish Mirrour, Looking-Glafs, thing fo excellent, that To Milead, To lay afide, or wrong Mode, Manner, Fashion To Mold, To Frame, Fashion Monarch, Sole King, or King alone Monarchy, Government, where only one Rules Monster, What is contrary to Nature To Monopolize, When one or a few get Things up fo, as none can fell or gain but they Morals, Manners Morpheus, The God of Sleep Mortal, Dying, or what causes Death; A mortal Difeafe Mortals, Men or Women Mouldring, Wafting away, crumbling Mountainous, Belonging to, or as big as a Mountain Multiform, Of many Shapes Mul Multiplying-Glafs, A Glafs that makes things feein to be more Mummy, A preferved dead Body Murrain, Infectious Difeafes of Beafts; the Plague Mufe, A feigned Goddess of Verfe, there were Nine in Number. Alfo a Verfe Mufing, Thinking, meditating Muft, New Wine Mystick, or Myfterious, Secret, concealed, alfo facred, religious, from Myftery, that is, holy Rites whereto the common fort might not come N. NArcillus, A beautiful Youth that beholding him felf in the Water, fell in love with himself, and pining away, died, and was changed into a Flower, called after by his own Name Native, Where one was born Nallau, The Name of King William's Family Nectar, The Drink of the feigned Gods, as Ambrofia was their Food Negative, A form of Speech that denies A Nerve, Is a long and fmall Bundle of very fine Pipes or hollow Fibres, and ferve for Senfation, or perceiving Niggard, A covetous, near, ftingy Perfon Nilus, A River in Egypt Nocturnal, Nightly Noifom, Hurtful, offenfive Note, Sign, Character; alfo Tone or Tune Numbers, Verfe, Poetry, because a Verse is tied up to a fet Number of Feet |