N. B. The first number denotes the page; the second the line; The letter (^b) the second column.

A. To abash. 47, 29 & 32. —abate 118, 4. abated 305, 16. Abatesse 42, 31. to abhorre from 474, 1. —abject 105, 23. 499, 32. abidden 132, 26.^b 392, 36.^b I'll able it 65, 6.^b 112, 11 & 24.^b Aboadment 87, 19.^b a Bottes! 110, 33. absolute 511, 10. Academ 423, 13. acceptedly 472, 24. Accidence 532, 5. accited 501, 27. accloy'd 103, 1. accombred 450, 15.^b accommodate 1, 6. to accoy 253, 20. accoy'd 216, 13. Accusements 48, 12. accustomably 135, 26. 458, 20.^b Aches. 38, 35. to ackoy 247, 20.^b acknowen 44, 1.^b acoy'd 103, 39.

to acquaint to 122, 38.^b acquieted 499, 31.^b. 500, 24.^b Acquirey 198, 8. to acquite 61, 24. addict 45, 14. Admonishment 278, 1. Adornments 99, 32. adrad 162, 36. to adrad 3, 24. —advert 213, 17. advértised 295, 4. Advisement 208, 18. 297, 36. Affect 282, 14. affectedly 200, 21. affectioned 500, 20, 502, 25.^b Affections 65, 32. Affects 12, 38. 463, 31. 471, 28. affectuously 500, 22.^b affeebled 202, 13.^b to affront 463, 28. Afray 506, 7.^b agill 163, 23. Aglets 274, 38. agood 125, 27.^b to agree 48, 15.^b 134, 20.^b 207, 10.^b agreed (triss.) 225, 7. Agreivances 40, 4. agreved 198, 20. to ague 26, 15. Aidance 258, 8. A-jax 481, 8.^b aknowne 226, 39. a'land 134, 13.^b alate 132, 7. aliened 199, 10. alife 508, 27. all and some 214, 11. allected 48, 31. to allegge 212, 21. all holy 236, 10. 514, 34.^b —hollye 96, 16.^b all manner Blessings. 116, 7. to allow 45, 29. Allowance 218, 8. all to be gawded 125, 6. —prayed 65, 38. —totterd 201, 24.^b allyaunte 96, 4. all utterly 27, 13. alonely 207, 1.^b 492, 34. alowe 92, 16. al wholy 45, 7. Amasednesse 458, 2.^b amated 47, 25. Amazednesse 374, 31. Ambages 70, 21. 274, 13. Ambassade 43, 6.^b amber'd 36, 3. to ambush 23, 29. Amisse 251, 32. 265, 11. 268, 21. amoved 306, 33.^b anelynge, aneyled, anoyling 28, 10.^b &c. anenst 481, 27. Anima of Steel 137, 17.^b Annoy 519, 7. annoyled 298, 29.^b Anoies 119, 26. 120, 4. anticke 504, 17. anvil'd 36, 39. apaide 88, 31. 261, 5. to apay 61, 18. apertly 85, 21. 87, 22.^b 499, 32.^b Apallement 499, 28.^b Apparance 10, 5. Apparencie 118, 24. to apparell 448, 4.

apparented 50, 5.^b to appayre 500, 27. —appeache 151, 24. 444, 31.^b Appeachers 133, 21. to appeyre 508, 26. —applause 532, 28. applausive 90, 31. Apple Squiers 174, 30. appointed 308, 29. to apportion 85, 13. —appose 248, 35. Apprestes 43, 25.^b 44, 7.^b to apt 485, 1. apted 37, 2. 118, 34. Arbitrament 501, 33. as I am true Arcadian 244, 37. Arden 179, 13. to aread, 215, 30. —areed 102, 36. Argosie 8, 21. 96, 28. Arise 101, 15. Armlet 423, 12. to arrect 197, 15. Arrerage 472, 31. Arrive 181, 7. 242, 19. to arrive a Place 65, 16.^b Arrogancie 250, 36. Aseaparte 512, 6.^b to ascribe 196, 30.^b —askaunce 260, 20. —aslake 117, 24. Asprayes 274, 29. assaultable 48, 13.^b Assemble 167, 32. 325, 5.^b assidual 502, 35.^b to assoyle 256, 5. 293, 30. whom God assoile! 203, 33.^b to astonne 55, 38, 522, 7. astonned 500, 22. to astony 85, 15. astonied 85, 2. 249, 29. astonyed 367, 29. Astonnednesse 198, 32.^b astonishable 2, 30. astounding 475, 24. Astrologium 277, 38. a thing alone 49, 10. Atomies 25, 19. á traverse 46, 20.^b attached 500, 32. Attaint 261, 12. 265, 39. to attaint 86, 32.^b 87, 5. Attainture 203, 14.^b Attent 98, 33.^b 219, 21. Attirement 269, 39. to attone 76, 28.^b 279, 12. 423, 21. attone 217, 39. Attonement 342, 24. 503, 13. attrapped 380, 1. at unawares 524, 33. to attyre 199, 14. Availe 458, 4.^b to availe 212, 23. —avale 96, 8.^b —avance 282, 19. —avaunce 95, 9.^b —avaunte 96, 15. Audients 18, 30. 19, 16. 227, 4. Avenge 221, 10. to avenge 215, 16. Avengemente 305, 36. to avise 282, 29. avise you 211, 31. his auncient 124, 1. Auncientie 43, 38, & 2.^b 502, 30.^b avoyded 41, 14.^b 45, 10.

authenticall 457, 16. authentique 39, 1. to authórize 194, 8. 494, 25. authórizing, & authóriz'd 265, 10. 269, 2. Away 290, 10. awearyed 393, 1.^b aweeryed 45, 15. Axtree 194, 2. Ayer (diss.) 208, 14. 219, 33. Ayrie 134, 9.^b

B. backare 493, 8. 494, 5. Backrack 36, 25. Backragg 16, 23. to bafful 442, 21. bafful'd 217, 10. Baine 176, 3.^b to baine 246, 18. 502, 39. Bale 58, 7. 62, 14. to ban 258, 4. Banbery Cheese 51, 33. to bank-route 9, 12. Bandore 461, 32. Barbe 501, 18. Barbes 209, 8. 498, 21.^b to barb 52, 21. 57, 3. 462, 1. barbed Horse 37, 16. 86, 14. barded 202, 4. 203, 20. 305, 21. 514, 38.^b Barmuthoes 54, 35.^b to barne 260, 37. —'base 134, 32. —'bash 284, 14. 531, 23. bate-breeding 258, 22. battailouse 11, 15. the Bavian 275, 4. to bear a Braine 225, 35.^b —Coals 473, 37.^b —beblind 59, 14. —beblot 123, 8.^b becomed 86, 3. becom'n 102, 15. become the house 504, 19. bedaft 59, 8. 123, 26.^b bedight 34, 23. beene (for be) 61, 38. been in repeating 103, 16. befogged 3, 22. begawded 124, 22. Behest 495, 29. Belamour 213, 36. to belay 87, 31. belevable 198, 3.^b Belgrandfather 198, 2. below the Salt 475, 21. to bench 273, 19. beneath the Salt 64, 19. be nought 430, 13. to berent 93, 5. Bermoothes 30, 3.^b Beseeches 199, 26. Beseege 269, 30. beseene 175, 33. beside the Cushion 50, 18.^b Besognio 171, 2. Besonian & Besonians 64, 1. 272, 19. besprent 500, 30. bestad 61, 21. 213, 37. 217, 38. bested 110, 26. bestraught 133, 6. 461, 29. bet (for better) 58, 33. betangled 103, 18. to beteeme 210, 16. 504, 29.

betorne 162, 32. better and worse 30, 26. Bibbeler 60, 31. 'bid 67, 24. to bid a Base 506, 35. —bid Base 375, 36. —Proface 448, 3.^b —the Wind a Base 257, 34. Bilbo Steele 220, 16. Bisogno 111, 39. blacke Jacke 533, 28. to blame of 85, 22.^b bleak't 23, 31. Blenches 267, 7. blent 217, 9. to blesse the Worth with their heeles 498, 35. —blinne 62, 14. 518, 22. bode 162, 33. boln 261, 23. Bombards 87, 8. 502, 26. bombard Phrase 489, 24. —Slops 457, 19. Bombast 87, 17.^b to bombaste 499, 5. bombasted 236, 19.^b bond 518, 27.^b Boordes 282, 36. borrell Men 59, 21. the Bots 249, 14. 461, 13.^b 476, 20. 531, 32. Bouch of Court 241, 23. Bounder & Bounders 84, 38.^b 89, 14. 224, 36. Bourd 42, 26. Bourdonasses 203, 2 & 6.^b to boy it 256, 22. Brach 64, 38. 238, 22. 488, 2. Bracke 503, 8.^b Bracks 55, 9.^b bragge 131, 29.^b Braids 222, 2. Brake (Bit) 284, 1. Brake 446, 2. brast 522, 6.^b brast up his Umbar. 454, 16.^b break Bowstrings 78, 13. breeched 511, 33.^b to brenne 293, 38. 319. 3. Brid-ales 236, 8. Brigans & Brigandines 305, 24 & 26.^b brightsome 97, 30. Brisle Dice 467, 2. Britain gulf 37, 39. Britanie 38, 18. 492, 29. 506, 25. Broche wooden 45, 6.^b Brocke 111, 18. 'brodred 171, 2.^b Brooch & Brooches 60, 22. 238, 13.^b the Broom & Bony Robin (Songs) 275, 29. browny 268, 38. Brute 501, 15.^b Brytannie 497, 5.^b Bryzes 218, 35. Buck of Cloathes 1, 16. Bucks (names of them) 430, 38.^b &c. to buckler 280, 22. 506, 14. to bud, to blossom 181, 15. bugle-brow'd 30, 33. Bulke of Man 55, 33. Bumbast 467, 6. to bumbast 510, 2. bumbasted 68, 7. Bumbard 489, 19.

burdennous 501, 9. to burgen 222, 37. —burgeon 480, 2. Bushment & Bushmentes 46, 27. 305, 25. Business (triss.) 133, 20.^b but 498, 9. by and by 132, 9.^b by-clift 194, 29. by Cock & Pye 284, 10.^b —the life of Pharao &c. 121, 17.^b to bybbe 154, 23. Bybler 60, 30.

C. 'Cagion 277, 17. Calkyns 47, 14.^b Callet 480, 17. call me Cut 60, 18.^b 171, 31. came f. became 268, 1. Camelot 175, 37. 444, 18. Camock 104, 17. to can 26, 33, 202, 1.^b 225, 7.^b —& could 111, 3. Cannikins 252, 26. cannonised 502, 25. can no Skill 122, 7. 124, 14. 251, 5. Canon 117, 16. to canon 502, 13.^b canóniz'd 35, 30. 36, 4. 104, 34. 203, 39. 255, 24. can so little good 404, 9.^b Cant 532, 13. Captivance 217, 35. to captíve 217, 31. 478, 9. captív'd 210, 7. captiv'd 40, 8. 56, 24. Carabins 88, 13.^b to carcke & care 133, 19.^b Carects 132, 16.^b Care nor Cure 168, 32. to carke 501, 6. —caroll 225, 36. Carowlet 104, 35. Carry-tale 258, 24. Cart 59, 12. 162, 23. to casse 202, 18.^b cassed 125, 26. to caske 90, 12. Castell of Arundell 513, 6. Castillian 238, 36. —licour 121, 11.^b Castrell 38, 27. to causion 285, 25. Cautele 438, 11.^b Cautell 95, 36.^b 249, 6. cauteled 2, 38. cautelous 64, 24. 87, 33.^b 196, 23 Cautelousnesse 249, 11.^b Cent 40, 16. Centener 136, 10.^b a certaine of 198, 27.^b Chaffre 304, 34.^b chanceably 12, 25. to channel 56, 12. Chapilet 102, 6. charácter'd 260, 27. 270, 5. Charácters 214, 13 & 14. to charme 218, 14. Chartes 49, 12.^b chaunceable 12, 17. Chawdrons 84, 5. cheat Loafe 489, 18. Cheerliness 285, 22. cheverell 181, 19.

che vore ye 68, 36. Chievancie 293, 8.^b childerlesse 198, 33. to chirre 244, 35. Chopeens 279, 7. Chopines 225, 19.^b 230, 24. 235, 26.^b to chronicle 50, 1. Chuet 493, 14. Chure & Chare-worke 100, 28 &c. chylded 514, 14.^b chy vore you 271, 32.^b cindring 59, 16. 61, 12. citie-ward 223, 18. Cinque pace 503, 24. clamme [rectius clambe] 162, 23. Clap-dish 510, 3. to clem 473, 36. 476, 33. clips'd 287, 20. clombe (imperf. of climbe) 223, 30. Closure 265, 14. Cloten 444, 8. clothed Senate 483, 18. Clowneries 509, 25. cloyed 88, 25. to coffer-up 260, 33. Coggeries 3, 19.^b Coistrels 246, 34.^b Colbronde 512, 5. cold Prophets 88, 14. 248, 31.^b to colle 131, 11.^b 196, 36.^b 226, 29.^b colled 503, 5.^b collied 56, 35. colli-mollie 2, 38.^b collinglie 63, 3. to collowe 76, 19.^b —colly 477, 6.^b Colt 170, 13 &c. come cut & long-tayle 507, 31. to come in one's Danger 459, 3. comen & becomen 134, 12. 136, 31.^b com'n 102, 18. 285, 17. Commandement 208, 2. 218, 31. 285, 6. commedled 115, 1. Commends 36, 6. 231, 21. Commérce 180, 5. 488, 17 & 26. to commerce 472, 27. —compact 84, 31.^b compact 203, 30. Compare 259, 23. 264, 21. 265, 10. 267, 35. to compare 208, 7. Compier 266, 17. Compires 247, 24.^b to complain himself 49, 28.^b Complices 304, 6.^b 368, 25. comportable 461, 4.^b to concur 120, 1. Concussion 285, 10. condigne 137, 26.^b Condúct 168, 23. Conduction 498, 20. to confeder 50, 12.^b 131, 32.^b Confíne 266, 5. to confine 125, 13.^b 222, 23. Confíners 284, 33. Confiner 429, 9. Conflíct 169, 25. Confluctions 471, 29. to conform 3, 6.^b congested 23, 7. to conject 251, 30. —conjoyne 175, 17. —cónjure 260, 15.

to conserve 197, 1. 495, 33. 499, 38. 510, 8. Consequence 511, 22. consequently 514, 27.^b Considerance 196, 30. to consolate 404, 37.^b Consort 470, 2 & 9. 471, 4.^b Consórts 53, 11. Constance 92, 29. contaminate 223, 12. Contecke 59, 26. Contemplation 42, 12. cóntemptible 215, 15. Contentation 61, 15. 92, 27. 135, 35.^b conterpeased 131, 35.^b Contestations 1, 12. contested 1, 9. Continent 510, 30. continuall 86, 1.^b continuate 8, 17. to contrarie 122, 31.^b contrarious 89, 23. contráry 210, 19. 216, 24. to contráry 239, 38. 449, 8. 480, 29. —contrive 210, 28. 279, 29. 498, 23. contrived 502, 36. contriving the Time 500, 16.^b Controverse 215, 8. controul the Point 471, 3.^b convenable 43, 18. 304, 39. 501, 3.^b Conveniencie 462, 4. convented 23, 16. Convérse 36, 8. Convertite 260, 21. to convince 63, 1. 86, 25. 137, 1.^b 458, 7 & 15, 474, 18. Coolises 8, 37. Coopelment 264, 21. Copie 112, 33. 199, 8.^b 472, 31.^b 473. 31. copletanked 201, 38. Coppintankes 226, 25. coptankt Hat 62, 4. Copy 235, 36. to corivall 51, 32. —coronize 118, 12. Cor'sive 471, 37. Corrivalls 461, 18.^b Corselets 132, 18. Cosynage 305, 28. to cotten 170, 28. 227, 2.^b 509, 1. it cottens 76, 11.^b to cotton 201, 19. 270, 33. 534, 8. Cottyer 508, 25. to couch (act) 260, 14. Covetise 222, 21. 492, 27. 508, 12. could his Craft. 513, 18. —Skill 511, 29. counsellesse 520, 26. Countè Countie & County 84, 38. 521, 27.^b & 37.^b Countie Palurin 495, 16. to countervaile 253, 10. 458, 12.^b Couplement 214, 34. cowarded 23, 11. to coy 253, 35. & 26.^b 254, 1. 257, 13. —coyen 464, 37. —coy it 456, 22. cranke 279, 20. Crayers 132, 13. Creature (triss.) 224, 13.

to credit 200, 12. Cresset 346, 3.^b Cresset-light. 137, 11.^b Crinet 59, 1. crisped 49, 34. crowse 104, 20. to cry Havocke 49, 16.^b Cue fellowes 2, 27. Cullions 506, 18. Cullison 457, 23. 472, 36. Culme 119, 37. Curaces 136, 38. curelesse 500, 37. Curiositie 154, 7. to curry Favell 85, 10. curtolde Slipper 62, 7. customably 95, 30. 137, 15. cut & long-taile 247, 21. Cutter 113, 6. cutting 492, 17. Cypresse 470, 25.

D. to daffe 269, 13. Dagge 51, 35. 528, 30. dagger Ale 247, 5.^b Dags 87, 35. danc'd 8, 22. Dandipratte 97, 28. Danske 48, 2. 114, 36. to dare 38, 28. Dares 10, 26. to dark 97, 31. 460, 25. dark't 23, 15. to darraine Battaile 47, 8 & 38.^b —date 111, 34. —daunger 208, 13. Dauphin my boy 486, 10.^b to daze 99, 9, 101, 8. 168, 27. 285, 30. deaded 472, 1. to deaf 24, 1. Deathes (diff.) 217, 14. debosh'd 39, 31. to decerne 119, 19. deepe woded 123, 21. to defalke 285, 27. Defame 134, 27.^b 180, 30. 260, 30. 284, 18. Defames 55, 35. defamous 305, 11.^b to defeat 168, 36. Defeature 258, 34. 423, 17. defectious 12, 33. defenced 292, 6. to defend 124, 3.^b 137, 22.^b 487, 19 & 21. defend! 162, 28. defenst 223, 37. Defie 222, 26. 225. 6. deflected 503, 12.^b Deformation 42, 28. deftly 226, 19.^b degenered 216, 37. degenerous 82, 10. 121, 34. 478, 31. Degrees 132, 38. deject 39, 28. Dejectednesse 26, 3. délectable 211, 10. Delices 216, 27. delightsome 102, 26. deliver 42, 2. 180, 15. 342, 36. deliverly 199, 15. 275, 1. Demeane 203, 37. to depaint 247, 14.^b depainted 503, 1. Depart 526, 2.

to depart 22, 1.^b 27, 8. 221, 32. —depart with 44, 38. —depasture 212, 1. 224, 26. depicte 241, 1. to depose 524, 31. derne 251, 24. dernly 214, 17. to descrive 196, 37. desertlesse 121, 35. Designment & Designments 3, 25.^b 169, 36. 472, 38. despiteous 199, 7. Dest'ny 212, 18. Detaine 217, 33. to defect 458, 31.^b detected 137, 18.^b 240, 26.^b Detections 423, 8. determinate 266, 20. détestable 207, 32. 211, 7. to detract 305, 39. 458, 24. —the Time 249, 28.^b —Time 46, 30. 237, 9. —detrect 82, 4. devoluted 374, 24.^b Devor 254, 5. devote 119, 8. 174, 19. dew-bedabled 258, 27. to dialogue 269, 5. diapred 237, 25. Dice (Names of them) 22, 18 &c. to die in the payne 44, 4. to die therefore 27, 18. 28, 36. 404, 26.^b Diéte 282, 1. difficille 98, 31. diffuse 448, 38. to dight 218, 2. digne & dignely 198, 14 & 26. to dilate 136, 35.^b to ding 527, 15. —ding down 498, 7. dirempt 444, 2. disaster 90, 33. 97, 32. a disaster Day 53, 22. it disavayleth 198, 5. to discern 478, 24. —disclaime in 457, 34. I disclaime in him 480, 26. Discontentation 203, 1. Disconvenience 498, 32.^b Discorage 132, 15. Discordaunce 42, 3.^b discordfull 214, 39. discordous 508, 13. Discover 70, 27. to discounsayle 197, 25. —discourse 208, 37. Discourse of Reason 28, 26. 461, 3. Disease 240, 21.^b 458, 37.^b to disease 235, 2. Deserdes 95, 35. Disfavoure 296, 21. disfurnished 228, 39.^b dishearted 37, 25. to disherite 99, 7. Disheritaunce 162, 27. to dishonest 278, 3.^b dishonested 44, 34.^b to dishort 198, 18.^b 199, 6.^b —dishumane 239, 31. —disnature 515, 29. disnatured 286, 25. disordinate 233, 37. 498, 33. disordinately 330, 21. dispar 120, 3. Disparage 216, 9. disparcled 199, 2.^b to disparckle 202, 21 & 24.^b

disparkled 501, 16. Dispence 198, 12.^b to dispende 305, 13.^b —dispoile 482, 35. Dispose 89, 27. disprise 478, 33. disseased 203, 9.^b to dis-seate 275, 38. dissemblable 197, 21. Dissemblance 461, 39. to dissimule 41, 21 & 23. 384, 11.^b dissimuled 69, 22. 293, 21. 380, 16. dissimuler 398, 14.^b distort 214, 29. Disturbs 285, 13. to disturne 285, 8. distract 529, 13. Disvalew 478, 35. Dition 4, 3. 203, 18. Diverseness 520, 17. to divert 532, 35. diverted 10, 18. Divinements 136, 26.^b divulst 55, 13. dizzardly 94, 32. Dizzards 490, 30.^b doctrinable 12, 30. to doe to dy 220, 33. doen to dye 209, 28 & 34. to doffe 220, 31. Dole 35, 21. 58, 10. 482, 23. domestical 12, 36. 202, 15.^b to don 218, 2. 224, 20. done 496, 8. to done 222, 15. —do Observaunce 254, 23.^b —[May] Ob&stress1;servaunce 282, 25. —one Boote 58, 36. Dotarie 104, 3. to doubt 37, 35. doulcet 197, 27.^b to doway (do away) 282, 24. dradde 41, 2.^b drawing on 136, 35. dreadfull 212, 14. drery Steeven 176, 9.^b to 'dress 175, 36. —drinck dronck 124, 25.^b 154, 24. dudgin Dagger 24, 27. 228, 9. 509, 3. —Hafte 24, 26. 83, 10.^b to dulce dull'd 472, 1. Dumpishnesse 51, 14.^b Dumps 261, 17. dure 499, 19.^b to dure 119, 28. 221, 28. durefull 216, 28. Duresse 215, 36. dygne 514, 8.

E. Eagalnes 162, 22. to eare 257, 6.^b —earnest 239, 36. —ear up 62, 24. easefull 7, 26.^b easly 181, 8. eath 58, 8 & 30. eathest 223, 31. Edíct 246, 20. effectuously 357, 6. to effeminate 154, 9. Effeminatenes 12, 17.^b

egall & egally 162, 31 & 34. 235, 29 & 33. 281, 36. to egall 236, 33. eine (or eyen) 59, 3. Eisel 505, 36. either other 48, 17.^b 298, 33.^b Elderton [ballad-monger] 22, 3 &c. Else 448, 30. ellys 26, 34.^b embarged 180, 8. embased 89, 13.^b Embasiate 125, 15. embost 460, 22. embusied 215, 29. Emperesse (triss.) 219, 34. empleacht 269, 10. Empreza 117, 10. Emprise 61, 20. 209, 16. encrimson'd 269, 8. to endeavour one's-self 42, 15. 124, 18.^b 201, 38.^b endiapred 65, 34. Enduraunce 217, 37. eneled 176, 13.^b to engarland 12, 20.^b Enghles 477, 2.^b Engin 198, 16.^b to engirt 507, 3. to enlumine 220, 38. Ensample 44, 30.^b to ensearch 49, 25. ensigning 239, 7. Enstaging 510, 26. entayled 502, 16.^b entere 17, 3. Entreatance 87, 24. entreative 97, 6. enthronised 87, 39. to env&stress1;y 53, 14. 112, 19. 168, 8. 219, 18 & 19. 267, 32. —erre 11, 13. Espiall & Espials 96, 6.^b 295, 4. 503, 1.^b esprysed 503, 36. Estatutes 198, 29.^b Estradiots 203, 4.^b Eternesse 11, 1. even Christen, or Christian, 27, 34. 28, 1.^b 443, 32.^b to event 457, 32. an everlasting Robe 231, 8.^b to evite 117, 8. Eúphrates 216, 33. 223, 14. Examinats 1, 11. to example 266, 6. 278, 38. examplesse 478, 18. Excellencie 229, 34. Exclaimes 239, 27.^b 472, 2. Excommunicates 123, 38. exemplarie 11, 27. Exigent 200, 30. Existimation 95, 32. exorable 166, 27. Expectance 88, 21. 168, 11. 285, 19. Expence 75, 12. to expend 249, 3.^b —experiment 48, 38.^b expert 8, 16. exployted 41, 9.^b express'd 456, 13. expuate 8, 19. Expugner 8, 9. to expulse 134, 29.^b 307, 34.^b. expulsed 207, 5. expulst 175, 13. Extasy 75, 20.

extemporall 67, 7. Extempore 471, 17. to extirpe 207, 9. 480, 22. extirped 45, 10. extort 217, 2. éxtreame Pride 529, 12. extrinsecate 54, 23. to extrude 500, 11. Eyas Hawke 208, 32. Eyen 517, 21.^b Eysell 267, 10. 467, 16.^b.

F. Fabell 98, 21.^b Fading 245, 27. 481, 13. Faeries (triss.) 219, 32. to fage 101, 34. —faile 495, 28. faine 283, 35.^b to faine 212, 8. —fair 267, 27. —fall (act.) 262, 2. —fall at square 305, 30. —false 209, 31. 277, 19. 503, 30. falsed 287, 21. 496, 3. to falsify 85, 15.^b —fame 266, 9. —famouse & famoused 69, 16 & 18. 264, 35. fantastickly 177, 4. to farce 201, 35. farced 336, 21.^b farre-triumphed 482, 37. to fault 61, 8. 422, 33. 472, 11. Fautors 304, 5.^b 333, 38.^b 368, 25. to feare 133, 33. 271, 3. fearefull 117, 37. 133, 29. 515, 19. Feastings Even 47, 23. Feather Fanne 474, 14. feebled 135, 36.^b Feeblesse 216, 1. Fel 60, 16.^b 532, 19. to 'fend 60, 2. 63, 7. Feodars (triss.) 228, 31.^b to fer & ferk 230, 14. Fere & Feres 214, 36. 219, 5. 499, 16.^b fet 17, 32. 220, 16. 519, 28. 521, 30.^b fianced & to fiance 305, 34 & 3.^b the Fico 22, 10. 470, 16.^b fieldish 247, 22.^b Fig of Spayne 246, 30.^b to 'file 196, 2. filed 86, 39.^b fine 123, 3. Fire (diss.) 178, 13. to firme 246, 20. 251, 31. 489, 18.^b fit 224, 3. [f. fitted.] Fitters 38, 25. 132. 21.^b to fitton 153, 34.^b Fittone & Fittons 59, 18. 475, 4. flamed & flam'd 252, 14. 460, 31. Flask of Arrowes 223, 39. flative 97, 38. flatling 137, 36. Flaw & Flawes 38, 25. 258, 21. 457, 14. Fleetes 52, 18. Flesh & Fell 62, 30. 513, 16.^b Flesh & Lyre 47, 5.^b Flesh ne of Fell 512, 36.^b to flicker 87, 10.^b

flick'ring 38, 29. 253, 38 & 10.^b Flicker-mouse 82, 9. Flight & Flights 37, 28. 52, 6. 475, 24.^b Flocke 92, 11. fluxive 182, 1. 268, 33. Fluxure 471, 23. to fode forth 442, 27.^b —fode one forth 202, 4.^b —foile 202, 35. Foist 471, 2.^b foordlesse 43, 32.^b Foot of a Song 122, 35. for a Crash 256, 23. Forbode 405, 5. to force 132, 5.^b 223, 20. 518, 38.^b forced 517, 14. to force not 123, 12. forcible Rodes 43, 28. Forcings 46, 22 & 26. to foredo 61, 34. foregotten 229, 7. forehand Shafte 251, 2.^b forelayde 42, 1.^b 'fore me 488, 18. forenenst 223, 15. Fores 45, 3.^b foreset 119, 22. fore-spoken 53, 18. forewasted 61, 19. to foreweene 120, 6. forfalted & Forfalture 48, 20 & 21. for-hent 213, 10. forlet 45, 18. forlore 283, 5.^b forseene 226, 35. to forslow 474, 5. 498, 13. 502, 6.^b —forspeake 493, 4. for the heavens! 466, 10.^b 472, 35.^b for thy! 102, 30. 211, 6. fortrest 259, 18. Fortune my foe (a Tune) 97, 26.^b to forwery 251, 8. fotive 56, 38. foyld 167, 27. Foyst 232, 33. Foyzon 265, 21. fraid 510, 25. Fraiments 197, 4. to frame 42, 6 & 16.^b 131, 8.^b —one's self. 458, 36. frampull 111, 23. Franions 69, 1. frapped 502, 32. to fraye 33, 15. 98, 29. 207, 38. 511, 28. Free-towne 521, 35.^b French Crown 475, 6 &c. —Moale 248, 2. —Rheume 67, 39. frequentlesse 163, 26.^b to frequent together 123, 15. freshly 45, 35. Fret of the Sea 86, 10. to fret out 422, 15. fril'd 86, 18. to froate 249, 33. 279, 20.^b frolicke 104, 39. from God's blessing into the warme Sunne 422, 15.^b from to rise 211, 26. Frontals 458, 28.^b frontlesse 480, 19. froz'd 174, 15. to frushe 406, 6. 433, 28.^b 460, 1. 515, 7. frusht 223, 7.

Fulham, Fullum & Fulloms high & low 73, 8. 243, 7. 466, 38. 467, 3.^b fumed 320, 20.^b to furnish of 202, 27.^b to 'fyle 133, 1.^b 168, 6.

G. Gage 101, 31. 261, 20. 473, 22. to gage 226, 4. 259, 31. 287, 34. gaibeseen 199, 4. to gainstrive 209, 22. Gallinglasse 509, 5. Galloglasse 49, 7.^b Game-gall 50, 10.^b Garboyle 132, 12.^b Gardiance 239, 24.^b garish Gauderie 508, 18. garlanded 103, 10. garmented 281, 30. to gaster 3, 25. —gaude 135, 15.^b Gauderie 508, 10. Gawde & Gawdes 1, 26. 62, 28. gay beseene 220, 30. Gaze 263, 37. gealde 248, 11. geason 60, 34. 246, 15. Geere 534, 8. Geere of Favour 125, 10. this Geere will cotton 534, 8. gellied 55, 32. Genevois 515, 24.^b the Genius 211, 13. Genowaie 515, 31. Gest 212, 24. 213, 26. Get 505, 15. geyson 520. 24. Giglat, Giglet, Giglot 70, 37. 76, 16. 222, 32. 438, 37. a gilded Tombe 266, 30. Gimbol 50, 33.^b gimmal Ring 97, 23. to 'gin 104. 26. Gipsen 219, 39. Girde 278, 24. to gird forward 135, 12. Girdle-steed 66, 24. Gires 97, 13. to girt & to begirt 279, 10 & 11. 489, 29. girt, & through girt 213, 13. 283, 8.^b by Gis or Gisse 68, 36. 201, 14. 270, 32. 276, 16. Gite 58, 23. 242, 12. to give 484, 29. —one the Boots 24, 24.^b —the Gleek 253, 27. —glad 59, 5. gladliest 220, 5. Gladsomenesse 198, 6. to glaver 66, 27. glavering 55, 10. 174, 23. Gleade & Gleede 178, 14. 518, 11. Gleames 517, 24.^b Gleaves 293, 2.^b to gleede 253, 13.^b Glibs 49, 35. glibbery 51, 30. to glimpse 62, 35. 222, 4. glommyng 196, 36. glorious 456, 15. Glose 251, 27. Goade 243, 7. go by, Jeronimo, 121, 17. 470, 34 &c.

godless 12, 23. Gods dynes 236, 39. to God-speed on't 111, 14. God yeelde it you 512, 1. God you good morrow 485, 30.^b gone (for go) 61, 26. goodest 481, 30. the Good Speed 249, 17.^b Goodyeare 169, 29. a good yeere 52, 29. good yeere 476, 13.^b a Goodyer on you 502, 32.^b Gorges 23, 17. Gosshimere 22, 39. Governance 42, 18. 92, 24. 162, 25. 207, 7. 281, 36 & 37.^b Gourdes 251, 1. 407, 3.^b gown'd & gowned 23, 5. 119, 33. Graffe & Graffes 60, 10 & 33. 261, 9. 246, 36. to graffe 61, 25. 154, 16. grafte 125, 4.^b Gramercye 96, 7. to graunt 134, 11. —gray 115, 34. great Britainee 212, 37. Greaves 131, 15.^b Gree 29, 12. 209, 10. 492, 14. 531, 24. to gree 267, 14. 285, 28. 481, 18. 492, 13. Greeces 532, 11.^b 'greeing 276, 17. greekish 223, 15. Greese 446, 16. Gresses 516, 23. Grewnd 167, 29. Grices 206, 34. Griffe 133, 28. Grincomes 76, 18. 463, 23. Grip 181, 21 & 29. Gripes 203, 6. gripple 90, 3. Grudge 60, 10. to grudge 162, 34. Guardon 284, 13. Guerdon 215, 27. to guerdon 501, 38.^b guerdon'd & guerdoned 254, 14. 280, 25. guerdonless 518, 17. to guie 223, 27. Guidresse 199, 13. guilded Nutmeg 66, 20. to gye 522, 13. —'gyn 517, 20.^b gyrlanded & gyrlonded 484, 34 & 34.^b gyrt 522, 37.^b Gyte 62, 21 & 25. Gyves 180, 30. gyv'd 40, 10. 217, 15.

H. habbe or nabbe 50, 13. to 'habit 239, 4. had haylsede 95, 28. Had ywist 220, 10. Haile-fellow 508, 14. 'Halfe 506, 1. halfe-clam'd 55, 39. handeling (triss.) 209, 29. Hap & to hap 259, 25. 264, 3. 333, 24. 499, 23.^b 518, 17. to happy 264, 2. Haps 89, 11.

hapt 95, 28.^b to harowe Hell 17, 16. —harry to & fro 134, 37. —hash 531, 27. hatch'd 38, 3 & 16. haught Renowne 492, 32, —Resolve 506, 26. Havings 470, 32. hault 337, 21.^b 361, 20.^b to havock 26, 16. haute 175, 39. 203, 32. Heale 103, 32. 181, 26. heare with Eare 253, 17.^b Hearse 438, 32 & 35. to heart-strike 489, 21. heat (f. heated) 478, 39. hell-dark 7, 37.^b Helme 169, 26. helly 3, 1.^b to hend 218, 28. 222, 39. hent 61, 28. 62, 17. 209, 17. 216, 16. 217, 4. Herbegrace 237, 18. Hercles 253, 33. herefore 197, 14. Hermean 510, 17. Herneshaw & Her'n-sew 219, 11. 256, 18.^b 489, 13.^b 488, 14. Heroe & Heroes (triss.) 97, 29. 194, 33. 212, 35. 216, 31. 'Hersall 214, 1. to hery & herried 103, 30. 110, 5. 211, 12. Hest 496, 9. hestern Day 51, 21.^b Heth & Ling 40, 33.^b hetherunto 137, 22. the Heyday 72, 35. Hey ho! [a Song's burden] 286, 20.^b hey nony no 252, 36. Hie men & low men 228, 24. Hieronymo 474, 35 &c. high'st 116, 33. high men & low men, fullomes, &c. 271, 32. hight 211, 6. him thought 133, 9. himward 518, 24.^b hoar'd Eld 174, 19. Hobeler 305, 17.^b Hoe 253, 20.^b holde you styll 512, 39.^b 513, 21. to hold Wage 504, 27.^b holpe 519, 22. Holt 3, 37.^b holy Hayles 102, 31. Homelling 40, 27 & 30. to honést 480, 35. —hony one 55, 27. 242, 20. 462, 9. an hosting Pace 305, 22.^b Hostry 497, 30.^b hot (imp. of hit) 249, 28. to hove 175, 34 &c. houseled 163, 30. 298, 29.^b 404, 20.^b how much 517, 8. Howsell & Howsyll 28, 30. 199, 12. howseled 176, 12.^b to hox 85, 5. Hufcap 247, 1.^b hugie 87, 10. 162, 37. Humblesse 218, 4. 221, 35. Humor 8, 16. Hungarians 272, 10.

to hunger 59, 34. —hunt dry-foot 170, 8 & 9^b The hunt is up (a Ballad) 235, 25. a Hunts-up 101, 19. 255, 32. Hurricano 194, 16. Husband's 220, 4. Hyrcane 135, 32.^b Hyrcans 10, 31.

I. Jack Drum's &c. 111, 1. Jadrie 275, 38. Japes 17, 4. Javell 95, 18.^b to jeobard & jeopard 41, 31. 247, 10.^b 378, 33.^b jeoperdous 95, 24.^b Jesse 206, 28.^b to jett 533, 6.^b Ignomy 90, 39. 201, 5 & 15. Ignorancie 250, 35. ill-aboding 9, 1. imaginous 8, 32. imbost 117, 23. 277, 3.^b Imbroccata 229, 10. imitable 23, 38. immured 266, 5. Impaire 112, 14.^b to imparle 119, 20. 122, 36.^b impassible 514, 26.^b to impeach 46, 21.^b Imperials 88, 36. Imperie 98, 37.^b to imperill 215, 2. ímplacable 97, 35. 210, 2. Import 238, 5.^b importable 40, 34. 444, 34. Importance 196, 4. Importúnacies 478, 37. importune 95, 24. Importunenes 523, 24.^b imposterous 68, 4. 231, 13. imposturizing 3, 4.^b Impresses 429, 1. Impudencie 122, 23. to impugn 471, 3.^b in a Breide 28, 29.^b —Geere 135, 17. 136, 6.^b incarnadine 56, 16. incize 56, 19. incomportable 226, 18.^b incony & inconie 54, 18. 64, 1.^b 489, 7. Inconstance 59, 10. incontinent 450, 21.^b in Cuerpo 81, 30. to inculk 28, 35.^b Indifferencie 136, 7. 238, 1.^b indifferent 249, 9.^b 293, 39.^b 223, 26.^b indifferent (adv.) 207, 6.^b indifferently 197, 17. 207, 37. indigest 267, 12. to induce 485, 1. Indulgence 91, 5. indurate 47, 4. inespecially 131, 36. inextinguible 492, 31. infamed 41, 18. 305, 8. infámous 12, 4. infarsed 44, 38.^b infatigable 285, 15. infect' 60, 9. to inferre 120, 9. —Injurie 498, 26. —Warres 498, 19.

infest 247, 30.^b Inforcement 459, 3.^b to inform 38, 14. informal 10, 27. inforst 260, 4. infract 60, 25. to ingeniate 287, 22. Ingenerativenesse 461, 22.^b Ingine 222, 16. 235, 37.^b 471, 14.^b inginous 81, 39. 474, 11. to ingirt 65, 30. ingled 25, 11. ingrant 245, 33. ingrate 134, 32.^b 501, 35. ingrav'd 26, 2. inhabitable 483, 27. 515, 11. Inhabitance 444, 13. to inhearce 266, 13. Iniquitie 484, 24. 486, 27. to injurie 202, 25 &c. inly 210, 3. 212, 20. innated 285, 3. 462, 17. 472, 27.^b 532, 11. innative 510, 32. inned 444, 22.^b Innocencie 47, 9. Innogen 444, 6. to inskonce & insconce 29, 15. 231, 10.^b 265, 15. insculp'd 99, 31. 500, 6. Insolencie 229, 38. 329, 12. instantly 315, 37.^b instaur'd 174, 13. to instile 180, 32. Instínct 265, 19. 271, 9. institute 96, 13. instructe 96, 13. 222, 13. Insultation 456, 15. insúpportable 208, 11. to intend 532, 32. Intendment & intendments 10, 8. 257, 28. 470, 24.^b intentive 87, 6.^b 471, 31. intentively 87, 27.^b Intergatories 475, 4.^b to interlace 51, 13 & 11.^b 154, 14. —intermeet 59, 7. interminable 47, 35.^b inthronizate 305, 12. inthronized 43, 12.^b 507, 5. intir'd 93, 24. Intreataunce 95, 24. to intreate 122, 32. intreated 457, 28. 502, 27.^b Intreatement 48, 8.^b Intreats 221, 33. 231, 22. 529, 2. Intreaty 503, 16. intrinsecal 429, 10. 475, 8.^b intumulate 395, 39.^b Invade 271, 13. to invassal 287, 4. inventious 475, 17. Investure 43, 15.^b invier'd 269, 32. Jorney & Journey 44, 7. 48, 4. 125, 16 & 18. 502, 18. to 'joy 33, 13. 212, 11. 213, 15. 224, 32. 502, 6. 528, 10. Joyance 66, 4. 216, 10. irrecurable 247, 10. to irrugate 498, 25.^b to issúe 218, 7. issúing 217, 19. Italianate 164, 1. it is a world to see 247, 16. it seemeth me 168, 4. Juggeler (triss.) 219, 39. jumpe 1, 14.^b 252, 22.

Justicer & Justicers 51, 9.^b 68. 8. 79, 20.^b 133, 16. I'xion (triss.) 178, 18.

K. ka me, ka thee 64, 36. 121, 23.^b 230, 20. 493, 9. Karrowes 49, 11.^b Kastrils 481, 3. Keepe 122, 33.^b kempted 490, 21. to ken 210, 18. a Kenning 137, 15.^b Kentall 504, 10. Kepe 137, 12.^b Kerne 49, 1.^b 509, 6. to kerve 214, 26. key-cold 262, 17. Kind 484, 32. Kindred & Kindreds 522, 12. 524, 10. King Cofetua 456, 35.^b 470, 33.^b kingdomelesse 180, 11. Kings & Kesars 214, 4. 215, 26. kith nor kin 24, 14. to knap asunder 133, 23.^b Knappe of a Hill 135, 7. Knat 484, 19. knowen of it 136, 21.^b to knowledge 63, 9. 95, 10.

L. lac'd Mutton 63, 39. Lament & Laments 55, 37. 115, 13. 221, 27. 262, 3. to lampe 285, 23. languaged 47, 27. Latine 206, 30.^b 512, 22. laton Workes 240, 16. Lavalto, 74, 34. 245, 22. Lauds 235, 29. to lave 52, 15. laundring 268, 31. La Volta & La Voltas 248, 33. 252, 35. Layres 510, 10. Leach 66, 7. 175, 28. Leachman 83, 21. Leames 278, 28. to leare a Lore 224, 10. Leasings 475, 4. to leave 210, 38. Leden 225, 1. leefer 197, 37. Leere 24, 13.^b Leere poop & Leeripoope 24, 17. 40, 1. legantine 292, 26.^b 345, 28.^b Lemman 59, 12. 514, 11. 531, 22. lenter 481, 37. to lengthe 512, 33. L'envoye 243, 4. Leres 219, 6. to lere 512, 18. Lernean 510, 16. lethall 500, 4.^b Lethe's 519, 6. levest 176, 1. liefe 214, 37. 508, 31. Liegers 118, 31. light (f. lighted) 224, 5. light of love Wenches 237, 27. to like 102, 21, 103, 20.

to like one 52, 11. —like & mislike one 123, 10 &c. 278, 6. Limbo Lake 106, 2. 213, 39. Lime-hound 99, 26. Limmiter & Limmitours 104, 31. 197, 29.^b. to limn 81, 26. —linger (act.) 274, 14. —Business 42, 34. —'linquish 169, 25. Liripipium & Liripippes 226, 28 & 32. Lirry-poope 38, 30. to list 268, 28. Liverie 124, 7.^b to livery 269, 3. loathfull 51, 15.^b loft (f. lofty) 282, 20. Loggets 489, 9. lomewhyle 213, 22. to 'long 221, 30. it 'longeth 26, 29.^b 'longing to 506, 31. Loord 213, 18. Loose 473, 21.^b Lore 521, 24.^b Lorelle's Denne 50, 30.^b 'lorne, 517, 18. Lorrels 101, 36. Losengers 44, 32. lost & won 48, 32.^b lovelesse 287, 27. Love-locke 66, 23, 238, 4. Lover 519, 31. lover'd 269, 14. lovesome 17, 33. Lourdayne 109, 39. Luces of the Sea 240, 16. Lucerns 510, 5. Lucius (piscis) 235, 12. Luske 97, 38.^b 278, 7.^b luskie 181, 17. luskishe 49, 32. Luskishnesse, 218, 39. Lustie-head 104, 6. lustlesse 218, 37. Luxur 247, 38. to lyfen 55, 37. lyke (f. likely) 276, 18. Lymbo-Lake 255, 5.^b Lymiter 219, 38. Lymmers 48, 25. lymphault & Lymphaultyne 197, 6 & 8. lythe 47, 37. Lythernesse 49, 24.

M. Macedony 17, 9. made Sooth 2, 9.^b magistrall 478, 11. magnificall 88, 9. 233, 28. Mahound & Mahown 4, 18. 54, 35.^b maister-Woman 491, 14.^b Make 63, 7.^b 180, 33. 222, 18. to make all split 111, 38. —at one 226, 13.^b maked 214, 7. makelesse 264, 4. to make Mouthes & Mops 1, 21. maken 208, 8. to maken 222, 12. Makes 254, 26.^b male ingene 293, 8 & 25. to malice 54, 15. 136. 28.^b 137, 8.^b 226, 7. 281. 472, 17.

to malign 47, 16. mancipate 41, 37. Mandragora 29, 2.^b Mandrake's shreekes 274, 12. mangonizing 477, 39. mankinde 203, 34. 64, 39. 481, 10.^b mankind-Strumpet 225, 11. —Women 500, 32.^b marchandiz'd 266, 32. Marisses 125, 19.^b Marrishe 133, 38.^b 224, 30. marry gip 237, 22.^b Mart (i. e. Mars) 253, 26. mary gup 121, 12. —muffe 83, 36.^b Maskery & Maskeries 462, 16. 510, 28. Masquerer 462, 3. Massácre & Massácres 36, 36. 214, 3. 220, 29. 480, 13. masterfull 85, 27. 466, 18.^b Mastership 61, 39. Matachine 115, 16. matchlesse 214, 29. to mate 203, 9. 509, 29. mated 23, 19. 500, 18. mauger 292, 32. Mayny 500, 37.^b Maynie of Horsemen 47, 19.^b maytenantly 44, 14 & 26.^b Meacocke 51, 18. Meane 518, 1.^b mean Space 511, 20. to mear 123. 9. Medecine (triss.) 211, 39. medecyn'd 221, 14. Meditance 274, 27. Mediterran 221, 36. to medle & to intermedle 71, 24.^b &c. 85, 29. Medley 88, 38.^b meere 89, 10.^b Meláncholy 208, 9. 212, 30. Mell 59, 9. to mell 62, 26. 207, 35. 513, 15. Memories 132, 27. 236, 26.^b Mends 472, 13. Meny of Doggs 197, 22.^b to 'merce 242, 25. meritlesse 180, 13. met 248, 3. Mews, & to cry—mew 111, 22 & 27. Micher, & to mich 196, 2.^b 234, 26 & 39. 239, 12. miching & was mich't 112, 28 & 35. 509, 7. Migniard 87, 18. to 'mind 209, 4. minished 384, 13. to minge 278, 12. Minute of an Hour 502, 21. miming 484, 25. Miraclist 2, 12.^b mirke 43, 36.^b miscounselled 220, 1. Miscreants 51, 21. to misdoe 203, 36. Miser & Misers 60, 1. 248, 33.^b miserable 277, 17.^b Miserie 8, 12. to mislike 122, 27.^b 278, 7. mislived 101, 11. Misorder 329, 16. misruled 47, 28. Misse 34, 6. 35, 19.

mister 216, 35. —Artes 103, 36. —Wight 215, 31. Mislyfe 197, 36.^b to miswend 220, 1. Mithrídates 246, 14. mo & moe 496, 25. 518, 31. Moccage 198, 25.^b Modicum 276, 30. Moile 472, 24.^b to moist 282, 30. 458, 2 & 39. moisted 454, 21.^b Monarchesse 180, 10 Monarcho 459, 16. to monish, or monyshe 98, 33. 278, 25. Month's-minde 270, 38. 271, 7. Mood 471, 20. mooned 118, 1. to mop and mow 1, 15.^b a more 23, 13. more brighter 89, 38. —ofter 134, 17.^b Morglay 512, 6.^b Morians 124, 31.^b Moriskes 514, 19.^b morrow (adj.) 286, 37. mortal 248, 7. moten 513, 10.^b mother-naked 51, 2. to motion 305, 18. motive 124, 10.^b Motives 200, 37. Mounture 222, 38. Mourne 531, 29. moyled 87, 20. Moyles 133, 14. moysted 196, 33. moystureles 521, 17.^b the much 456, 14. much would have more 513, 8.^b Muckiter 91, 11. Mulets 134, 36.^b mumming 226, 24.^b Munition 299, 11. 301, 28.^b mured 131, 25.^b 500, 2. 502, 13.^b to mure up 487, 23. Murlemewes 256, 3.^b Murr 242, 34. Murrians 132, 19. Mustachios 62, 3. mutin 119, 12. to mutine 86, 6. mynionly 98, 26.^b Myrknesse 47, 31.^b Myserie 278, 36. Mysorder 251, 7.^b Mysterie 104, 13.

N. nak'd 52, 24. native 3, 16. 95, 14. 200, 6. nay 60, 12. 124, 31. necessited 228, 33.^b needes me 508, 4. Nedl and Spindle 225, 13. needly 246, 17. Needments 221, 13. needsly 194, 21. neglectly 492, 36. to neighbour by 257, 29. neither nother 28, 28. Nephewes 48, 7. nether Stocke 237, 39. Neufe 477, 37. Niddicockes 51, 4.

Nigardize 69, 25. nigeshe 95, 31.^b to niggard 263, 29. Niggots 134, 3. to nigh 221, 2. 239, 33. nighted 181, 33. night Spell 533, 32. Nipitato 245, 36. Nipitatum 247, 32. nippitate 89, 34. 532, 33. —Sacke 53, 16. to nobilitate 229, 32. 278, 28. Noblesse 9, 9. 221, 24. 238, 30. 492, 30. Nodgecock 500, 16. no ho 84, 8.^b 97, 27. nolde 61, 32. no maner Parte 190, 1. none 92, 35. 499, 20.^b Noninos 101, 24. Noone-sted 194, 6. noseled 499, 1. I note [ne wote] 62, 36. 209, 2. was noted of 292, 25. n'ould 209, 19. Nourice 62, 29. Nouriture 208, 17. nourried 88, 8.^b nourtred 221, 16. Nourture 502, 35.^b nousled 49, 31.^b Novum 170, 30. Noyance 214, 10. to 'noye 95, 15.^b 120, 4. 208, 19. noyous 95, 13.^b 208, 36. a Noyse of Fidlers 481, 1. —Instruments 422, 23.^b —Musitions 504, 16. nude 422, 3.^b Nuriture 48, 28. nuseled 154, 33. Nygardize 118, 10. nymphish 100, 5.

O. to object 223, 34. 501, 10.^b —one's self 458, 20. óbscene 290, 3. obscenous & Obscenousnes 166, 29 & 30. óbscure 479, 8. Obsequie 480. 5. obsequious 264, 39. Observance 480, 7. Occurents 36, 18. 64, 27. 85, 30.^b 207, 26. ocean Sea 80, 1.^b 134, 18.^b —Wave 208, 29. odible 49, 20.^b 444, 27. often seene 123, 30. —sithe 61, 10. 513, 24. Oh woe woorth &c! 444, 39. old sayde saw 49, 13. 59, 23 & 36. 360, 29.^b once (once for all) 282, 34. the onely 181, 31. one's 24, 4. on live 224, 7. Oozels 66, 25. Operance 274, 33. to oppone 481, 33. —opyne 236, 18. ore fret 223, 22. —straw'd 259, 11. Orpharyon 102, 10. Osel 102, 4. Ospraie 498, 1. 506, 6.^b

Ostent & Ostents 54, 21. 225, 32. 532, 2. to ostentate 498, 29. ostentfull 10, 24. Ostry 497, 31. Ouches, or Owches 41, 31. 208, 22. 238, 13.^b to overcrowe 50, 4. —overgive 220, 2. —overhead 218, 12. over-hent 216, 39. overthwart 132, 35. 197, 9. overthwartly 49, 37.^b outface him with a Card of ten 505, 28. out of all Hoe 492, 17.^b —Speache 124, 27. —Cry 121, 10. —Goddes blessing into the warme sunne 40, 26.^b 493, 12. —their Daunger 42, 15.^b to outrage 220, 18. out-step 277, 16.^b outtakyingly 197, 14.^b to outwell 223, 24.

P. Packe 134, 1.^b 286, 38. Packte 137, 12. 286, 39. Pactions 45, 5. Paddock 100, 11. painted Cloth 260, 2. —Processe 399, 34. 407, 17. 446, 10. to pale 23, 25. paled 496, 7 & 14. 521, 6.^b Palliard 533, 26. to palsey 23, 34. Parget 106, 10. Pargeting 86, 34. parlous 242, 23. Partage 72, 23. 202, 7. Partakings, & Partakers 48, 4 & 6.^b parted, & wel-parted 472, 16. 473, 26.^b Parture 120, 7. 254, 16. Partyner 171, 28. Pase 446, 17. to pash 194, 3. 241, 35. 479, 15. pasht 114, 32. 222, 6. Passata 229, 16 & 24. it passeth 198, 28. passhed 125, 37. 197, 38.^b to passion 259, 1. —passionate 208, 39. 233, 30. 503, 5. passionated 499, 11.^b passioned 134, 3.^b 210, 26. 502, 19. 515, 37. passioning 504, 17.^b to pasture 422, 23. patible 2, 25.^b Patience 511, 21. to patronage 270, 1. —paunch 527, 15. Pavoises 305, 28.^b peaced 207, 5.^b to 'pease 162, 30. Peate 97, 17. 531, 29. Peaze 39, 24. to peer 260, 10. —pellet 268, 32. —pelt 261, 24. Pelt 65, 6. Pelters 58, 21.

percase 50, 26.^b 58, 23. Percher 522, 27. Perdu & Perdu's 112, 5. 200, 18. perdurable 131, 27.^b perjeted 206, 37. Periapts 3, 7.^b Perigouna 122, 21 & 25. to perill 123, 37.^b Perinine 38, 10. perj'rous 471, 21. Perjure 270, 27. perniciously 39, 23. personate 508, 1. Perspicacie 473, 35.^b to pertake 268, 10. —perturbe 407, 22. petitory 97, 10. Pew-fellow 231, 30. pewrde 496, 24. peyzing 12, 26. Phantasie 49, 28. Pheares (or Feres) 58, 27. Philip le Beau 47, 10. Phœnice 220, 17. Phylyp Sparowe 17, 17. pickant 198, 22.^b Pickednesse 490, 23. Pickerie 47, 26.^b Pick-pocket [his Apparatus] 22, 13.^b &c. Pickt-hatch 163, 5 & 13. 469, 25. 484, 6. pide 266, 26. pied 474, 10. pight, & to pight 325, 31. 367, 36, 393, 25. to pight down 42, 35. Pikerie 293, 12.^b to pill & poll 50, 7.^b 59, 20. Pilleries 285, 10. pilling & polling 246, 38.^b Pin & Web 429, 16. Pioners 483, 14. Piramis 292, 10. pittering 4, 17. to 'plaine 58, 32. 73, 12. 210, 12. 483, 17, 503, 5. 529, 1. plaintfull 268, 26. Plattes 125, 39.^b plauding 504, 22. plausively 262, 22. Playfeere & Playfeers 329, 17. 444, 25.^b Playtes 44, 24.^b Pleasance 29, 18. Pleny-tides 244, 18. Pleurisie 200, 20. Plover nor Quaile 486, 1.^b Plumpe 239, 21.^b Plurisie 10, 36. 72, 34. 275, 34. 456, 12. to ply 83, 24. —'ply one's self 197, 28. Pocas Palabras 529, 20. to poetize 284, 31. —'point 264, 14. 'pointed 278, 3. point devise 292, 30. Polack 120, 27. Pollax & Pollaxes 96, 2.^b 207, 20. Polrons 136, 32. pomped 17, 20. Portaunce 209, 9. 212, 24. 219, 9. Portesale 136, 11. 501, 32.^b a Posterity 135, 22. the Posteritie 202, 31.^b 501, 31. Posterities 118, 13. posthume 56, 22.

Pouldrons &c. 251, 35. to pourtraict 215, 13. practicke 119, 12. to pray in Aide 202, 20. Preace or Prease 225, 7. 495, 32. 524, 23.^b to prease 54, 4. 531, 30. preast 522, 13.^b Precisian 200, 7. Predíct 264, 16. prefiguring & prefigured 266, 39. 286, 37. prefined 85, 24. 87, 5.^b premonyshing 498, 31. preordinate 505, 26. Preparaunce 95, 20.^b to prepare of 293, 33. prepensed 88, 3. 359, 8.^b to prepose 485, 5. —preposterate 501, 19.^b Preságe 510, 20. prescript 87, 24.^b presently 123, 4.^b 137, 26. 458, 8.^b presently a fighting 153, 39.^b prest 518, 33.^b pretensed Purpose 96, 10. pretty Peate 174, 17. Princocke & Princocks 119, 31. 237, 29.^b pristinate 40, 31.^b to prive 461, 1.^b Prizell 287, 18. Procésse 83, 21. procreate 42, 20. to procure 133, 16.^b proface! 241, 37. 494, 14. to proferre 515, 21. —promove 78, 10. proper 479, 11. to propone 299, 36. 305, 32.^b 226, 23. 367, 15.^b —propulse 458, 10. Proserpina 208, 6. Prospéct 34, 10. to prostrate & prostrated 218, 32. 220, 35. Provant 39, 24. 170, 13.^b provant Breeches 30, 36. to prove 131, 20.^b —Masteries 86, 21. 293, 18.^b Proues (monosyl.) i. e. Prowess 33, 19. Provokement 215, 1. Psalterion 124, 16. Pucelle 502, 23.^b Pudicity 502, 14.^b punchion Staves 124, 34.^b Punta dritta or riversa 229, 27. Punto, Montanto (fencing Terms) 471, 12 &c. to pure 76, 24.^b —put in Ure 73, 35. Pyne 58, 7. Pyramides (quadris.) 106, 4. 246, 12. 497, 28. Pyrrie of Wind 44, 39.^b Pyrries 132, 39.^b

Q. to quail 136, 20. 305, 8.^b 495, 26. to quail (act.) 325, 2.^b quail'd 33, 23. to quake 26, 14. 105, 39. Quarell, & Quarells 45, 34. 211,

4, 223, 3. 501, 29. quarrellous 59, 15. 445, 16. Quariers 518, 32.^b Quarrie 52, 21. 224, 4. 422, 21.^b quarri'd 533, 22. Quarterns 533, 22. to quasse 174, 22. 197, 31. Quat 115, 7. Quavemyre 133, 39.^b queachy 163, 24. Queich 510, 12. quick-sand Ruine 37, 39. Quidities 207, 22. 497, 27. to quippe 459, 38. Quippes 137, 6.^b Quital, or Quittall 259, 39. 498, 5. to quite 117, 5. 194, 24. 207, 34. 208, 15. 495, 17. 511, 19. —quittance 137, 6.^b Quyller 54, 6.^b

R. Rack 37, 26, 265, 8. to rack 40, 13. raft 517, 7.^b rag'd 182, 9. 'raid 167, 27. 213, 30. 278, 19. Ramell 45, 22. to rampire 407, 12. —rape 469, 37. rapefull 10, 31. Rapier & Dagger 165, 23. 237, 17.^b to rapp 489, 27. rapt 81, 29. to rapt 285, 16. rapted 181, 35. Rarietie 26, 9. ratably 136, 4.^b rathe 63, 3.^b rave & rove (imperf. of rive) 224, 12 & 17. to rave it out 105, 3. raught 194, 14. Ravin 37, 13. Ravine 44, 12 & 17. 46, 26. 444, 25. to 'ray 220, 21. rayed 499, 36.^b to read 211, 36. readeth 518, 36. Reame & Reames 216, 6. 284, 35. reasonles 53, 23. to 'reave 97, 33. 218, 28 & 33. —rebate 91, 10. 531, 26. rebating 510, 37. Rebato 55, 20. to rechate 18, 1. recheless 521, 10.^b to reck 110, 1. Reclaime 469, 21. to recorde 100, 39. 102, 2. 171, 24. Recorder 70, 7. 125, 36.^b to recoure 216, 22. Recourse 495, 18. Rectresse 181, 37. Recule 50, 16. to recule 59, 29. Recure 495, 13. red Lettice 507, 24. to reduse 498, 12. reechilie 460, 3. to refell 278, 23. Reflexe 57, 33. 220, 39. to refract 511, 24.

reft 169, 37. 217, 8. Refuse 499, 3.^b Regalles 279, 35. Regencie 462, 10 & 11. Regiment 47, 13. 329, 3. to regreete 175, 15. rejecte 96, 12.^b Reif 46, 30.^b Reiffings 47, 2. Rejoyse 422, 27. 502, 10.^b to relish 81, 34. 261, 16. Relish for Relish 10, 10. relyv'd 213, 2. 219, 26. remediles 92, 32. 123, 22.^b remedilesly 180, 36. Rememberance 281, 34. Reminiscion 510, 17. to remord 506, 1.^b remorphized 3, 15. 'Render 267, 25. to 'render 60, 3. renowmed 69, 15. 346, 4. 501, 32. renowned 229, 4. to rent 136, 32. 268, 36. 507, 6. 519, 30. 532, 20. rented 496, 1. renverst 217, 8. to renye 198, 11 & 19.^b reperfumed 105, 1. Representments 11, 24. Repreves 196, 34.^b Reprivall 73, 27. repryv'd 217, 13. to repugn 239, 39. repugnable 132, 24.^b Reputation 4 2, 30. to requyre 16, 39. Reradge 26, 7. Reremise 81, 24. 82, 7. Resiance 88, 5. resiant 86, 37.^b 483, 22. Resist 271, 12. resistive 478, 14. Resolve & Resolves 65, 28. 270, 7 & 22. 511, 26. to resolve 269, 12. resolve yourselfe 72, 38. Resounds 269, 37. respective 137, 31. respectless 53, 23. 469, 22. respectuous 88, 21.^b to respond 224, 29. Respondency 285, 22. to respyre 210, 5. Retire 60, 5. 260, 17. to retire 199, 6.^b 422, 28.^b 509, 33. —one's self 472, 25.^b 475, 14. retourned 517, 4. Retrayte 2, 35. Reture 517, 13. to returne 23, 24. 495, 21. —reve 282, 11. 284, 5 & 8.^b Revengement 168, 31. 209, 4. 215, 5. reverberate 532, 6. to reverse 293, 18. revested 304, 2.^b Révilement 209, 20. to revolte 125, 21. Revolts 112, 4. to reword 268, 25. reyed 445, 9. Ribald 445, 17. Richesse 27, 14. 122, 18. 208, 7. 281, 34.^b 458, 5.^b to ridde away 45, 21.

is ridden 169, 31. to right 480, 15. Rigoll 262, 15. to ripe 23, 23. Rippier 509, 35. Rivage 84, 30. 89, 4.^b 215, 22. Rivo-ho 64, 2. to rode forth 42, 9. —roist 277, 38.^b roisting, or roysting 24, 12. 68, 38. 117, 32. 247, 5. Romant 102, 36. Rondure 264, 24. Roomes 299, 1. Roomths 305, 7. roseal 500, 9.^b roseat 221, 26. Rosemarie 252, 35.^b Roundure 15, 6. to roune in the Eyre 17, 18. Ruffe 339, 3. to ruffe 117, 39. ruffed 212, 23. ruinate 45, 25. to ruinate 84, 34.^b 95, 2. 220, 37. 249, 39. 264, 9. 293, 20.^b 304, 10.^b Rybibe 505, 29.^b ryfe 519, 9.^b

S. to sacre 292, 36. sacred 350, 17 & 26. Safety (triss.) 208, 27. 213, 33. to saffron 101, 7. Sainct George to borrow 505, 29. to saine 220, 7. Sallet, & Sallets 124, 31.^b 160, 36.^b 202, 13. to salue 210, 21. salued 254, 19.^b saluing 181, 12. to salve 120, 39. 253, 22. 443, 34.^b saultable 413, 38. to savour 197, 34. Saw 260, 1. sayne 213, 31. I say not nay 28, 39.^b to scabbard 134, 33. scallion-facd 39, 27. to scamble 246, 32. scambled up 86, 31. scant 73, 11. 121, 11. 519, 8.^b 532, 18. Scathe 63, 1.^b 212, 17. scathfull 47, 2.^b to 'scerne 213, 35. to skale 44, 9. Sconce 94, 33.^b to scorse 194, 21. —scorsh 92, 39. Scroyles 470, 10. 477, 4.^b 'Scuce & 'Scuces 61, 29. 224, 8. to scur o'er 37, 31. scurrill 101, 23. to 'scuse 59, 35. 470, 5. Scute 507, 26. Sdaine & sdained 217, 25 & 23. to 'sdayne 101, 14. 103, 22. 110, 3. sdeignfull 217, 17. 220, 16. seagly Curse 39, 20. seel'd Dove 118, 36. —Pigeon 57, 5.^b to 'seeme 221, 1. Seeres 510, 36. Sekerson (name of a Dog) 171, 6.

seldom times 85, 38.^b 135, 38.^b 304, 38.^b Sell 209, 7. semblable 43. 22.^b Semblance 44, 5.^b semblant 85, 33.^b to semble 110, 34. —send one Home in his Doublet & Hose 60, 37. —sene, or seene (i. e. to be seen or to see) 281, 30. 496, 12. sensefull 219, 22. sensive 469, 32. 479, 12. it senteth 197, 24.^b seperate 337, 14.^b to sepulchre 479, 5. sepúlcher'd 260, 25. Sequence 532, 22. Sérene & Sérenes 480, 9. 484, 12. Seres 10, 14. 511, 1. Serpigo 463, 23. to serre 88, 16.^b serred 84, 32. Sesse, & to sesse 123, 17.^b &c. Sessours 131, 39.^b Severance 462, 5. to sew 219, 17. —'sew 216, 24. Sewer 292, 36. Shamrocks 49, 37. 509, 9. Share 4, 9. to sharpe 162, 20. to shend 242, 6. shene 495, 36. shent 217, 7. 247, 27. Shine 258, 30. 466, 32. 474, 16. shinie 215, 19. to shright 282, 26. —shrink 23, 34. shope 519, 13. to short 520, 24.^b —shoulder 50, 25. 51, 11. —showe 124, 15.^b shynie 208, 4. sib. 256, 9. sicker Refuge 46, 23.^b to side 479, 10. Siege 499, 26.^b 502, 32.^b to siege 10, 3. Sifflements 97, 2. signed 49, 18. Signiorie 492, 31. to signorise 203, 33. 222, 19. sild 248, 9. silder 495, 24. singular, & singularly 46, 33 & 37.^b Sir Dagonet 170, 7. 176, 3 &c. —Paris 253, 34. —Topas 236, 2. sistring 268, 26. sited 213, 12. Sithes 508, 30. to skathe 241, 33. Skayles 125, 31 & 33.^b Skaynes 342, 34. to skelder 476, 5 & 15. 477, 33. Skonce 29, 16. to skonce 174, 11. Skull 50, 31 & 38.^b to slacke 502, 5.^b slav'd 174, 16. a slavish Dagger (f. Sclavish) 239, 10. to slent 136, 16.^b Slents 138, 39.^b slept not her businesse 292, 32.^b slice it 53, 20.

slipper 92, 32. Slop 62, 6. Sluggardy 282, 24. Slyppernesse 98, 26. to smart one 50, 24.^b —smolder 293, 38. Smoulder 501, 24.^b smouldring 5, 1. Snap-hance 24, 9.^b 242, 23. 494, 22. Snuche 124, 1.^b sod 470, 4. sodayne Souldiers 119, 32. softly (adj.) 219, 9. Sojourne, & to sojourne 254, 8 & 10. Soldieresse 274, 21. to solute 198, 15.^b somdeale 523, 32.^b so much 517, 10. soote & saverous 502, 20.^b to sort 84, 35. 87, 17. 501, 6.^b & 13^b. sorted 53, 11. to sort to 293, 4. Soth 513, 9.^b Souldier-fare 136, 18. soul-lesse 23, 18. Southsayes 216, 32. sowcde Gurnet 83, 38.^b Sowdaine 404, 8.^b Sowter, & Sowters 249, 34.^b 404, 8.^b spang'd 116, 5. sparckled 444, 28.^b Sparhawk 500, 36.^b Sparre 218, 23. to sparre 50, 9. —spar up 488, 22. sparsed 222, 24. Spede 28, 5.^b spedefull 28, 8.^b Spell 534, 4. to sperre 218, 18. sperst 8, 39. 217, 11. Spittle 469, 25. 'splayde 60, 4. 61, 11. spleenative 196, 21. 510, 25. spleeny 462, 14. spousall 518, 35. spous'd 216, 38. sprent 496, 14. Springalles 123, 34. Spurryalls 194, 18. Spyalles 132, 30.^b Square 123, 26. to square 49, 24.^b 122, 12. 206, 32.^b 237, 20.^b —squash 135, 32. —stable 28, 36. 50, 20 & 3.^b stabled 448, 31. to stablish 134, 13. Stalant 501, 1. Stale 375, 6.^b Stale, with whom I stalke 483, 11. to stale 30, 23. 469, 28. 474, 32. Stall 113, 7. to stall 478, 26. stalled Oxe 444, 33.^b stall-fed 488, 19. stalworth 43, 22. 222, 35. 512, 26. 513, 11. stammel-Petticoat 163, 12. to stand at Pyke 124, 22. Sted 214, 10. Steedes 41, 36 & 6.^b Steeletto 26, 12. 'steemed 215, 10. stel'd 261, 35. 264, 31.

Stell 202, 16.^b to stellifie 180, 25. —stent 209, 19. —sterve 214, 25. 518, 19. Stickler, & Sticklers 422, 18. 475, 20.^b Stithe 253, 35.^b 282, 8. stived 428, 39. Stoccata 229, 11. Stocke 55, 30. to stock 39, 34. stomachous 210, 23. stonied 218, 29. 'stonisht 258, 37. to stonne 471, 7. it stood her [& him] upon 88, 17, 132, 3. 292, 30.^b to story 259, 26. a Stound 511, 33. Stounds 217, 39. to stoup 110, 14. Stownd 221, 15. Strage 68, 13. to straine 284, 2. strake 517, 14.^b stranger-Issue 35, 33. strappl'd 509, 37. straught 500, 13. 503, 9. —of Minde 248, 26. to straw 33, 24. 230, 21. strawed 123, 29.^b Strayes 119, 15. Streat 224, 34. to strength 28, 36.^b 207, 3.^b 492, 9. 'Stresse 214, 1. streynable 43, 19.^b Strond 261, 27. to 'stroy 167, 5 & 32. to strut 105, 1. Stythie 42, 23. submisse 199, 26. 233, 28. subornate 404, 31.^b subtiliated 3, 12.^b to subtray 197, 5.^b Sucke 500, 8. to suggest 259, 20. 269, 25. summall Exigent 65, 39. Summonaunce 48, 20. sundrely 198, 22. superbious 3, 16.^b Suppose 271, 3. to suppose 9, 15. Suppositarie 225, 22. to surbate 501, 16. surbatted 2, 35.^b surburden'd 40, 35. Surcease 202, 10.^b to surcease 133, 36.^b 293, 29.^b surging 180, 4. Suspect 238, 30. 265, 35. 461, 39. 469, 34. 495, 34. 532, 30. suspect' 60, 7. Sustentation 43, 30. to 'swage 59, 32. swart 55, 38. swart-complexion'd 264, 37. Sway 495, 21. sweete Jewe 83, 37. a most sweete Jew 462, 12. to swelt 62, 25. Syedge 502, 16. to sympathy 75, 39. Symulatyon 95, 20.

T. Tabard 240, 30. 241, 4.

to taint 500, 9.^b Tainture 37, 6. to take Eggs for money 448, 28. —his Adventure 124, 11. —in Gree 58, 17. 514, 16.^b —Worth 92, 25. —Keepe 51, 8. 218, 15. 220, 6. taken with the Manner 458, 17.^b tall-men & low-men 467, 4.^b 473, 39. tapistred 237, 15. Tartare 220, 13. Tassell gent 213, 8. Tasses 131, 16.^b Tatche 199, 10. to tawe 174, 27. tawed 197, 7.^b teare-cat 111, 17. tearlesse 226, 1. teatish 39, 17. Teene 278, 12. to teint 61, 32. Tendaunce 123, 2. to tende unto 136, 26.^b Tercel gentle 501, 37.^b Termagaunt 4, 18. 511, 36.^b terraine 92, 32. terrene 235, 32. tesseled Worke 86, 36. Testern 94, 39.^b texted 270, 3. 456, 25. themself 27, 32. therefóre 219, 19. 250, 5. 458, 24.^b Thesbe 506, 4.^b Thesëus 105, 33. 122, 28. Thewes 219, 6. thewed 209, 37. thick-skin'd 89, 32.^b Third-borough 489, 5. thitherunto 137, 20. though 168, 37. thralled 267, 23. Threave of Kisses 463, 22.^b Threaves 489, 11. three-men Songs 120, 35. Threnes 278, 11. throng'd 261, 23. Throstlecock 101. 3. 102, 4. Thutas 493, 18. to 'tice 62, 21. tickle 8, 27. 87, 14. 112, 15. 123, 31.^b 246, 26.^b tickles our Catastrophe 271, 39. 272, 18.^b to tier 499, 7.^b Tillie vallie 491, 37 & 27.^b 'tir'd 472, 37.^b Tissue 135, 10.^b Titan (i. e. Sol.) 253, 29. tofore 253, 7.^b Tollerance 263, 34. Tom Drum, his Entertainment 49, 5. 256, 19.^b took his horsebacke 125, 16.^b too too evill 50, 36. toplesse 38, 10. 55, 28. Tor 444, 22. totter'd 54, 3.^b 263, 33. to the Deathe 132, 9. touted 197, 22.^b townish 256, 7. Tract 135, 25.^b —of Time 125, 31. to tract 219, 7 & 13. —Time 134, 39.^b Trade 100, 14.

Train 92, 14. to traine 198, 37. 203, 17 & 19.^b Tramellers 74, 32. Trampe 499, 35. 500, 2.^b transmew'd 209, 15. to transpass 290, 27. travailed, or travel'd 287, 19. 337, 6. 492, 23. Treacher 10, 35. 36, 16. 54, 26. 199, 22. 470, 4. to 'treat 492, 7. 'Treating 284, 37. Treats 119, 34. Treene 222, 34. 225, 4. treene 8, 24. 92, 12. 137, 6. 248, 18. 488, 33. Trenchmoore 230, 16. 252, 35. trest 52, 7. to trise up 149, 4.^b 150, 39.^b —triúmph 478, 8 & 20. triúmphed 212. 25. triúmph'd 57, 26. to trophy 105, 35. troubelous 458, 29. troublous 165, 3. Truchman 475, 12.^b Trumpery 503, 33. Trupenny 430, 37. Trutch Sword 230, 39. to try under maine Course 7, 32.^b —with &c. 7, 20. the Tub 16, 25. to turmoyle 34, 20. 135, 36. Turnball-street 164, 16. a twelve score Marke [Shooting] 251, 12.^b to twire 264, 38. Tyranne, & Tyrannes 288, 10. 483, 19. Tyrannesse 217, 30. 220, 28. tyranning 215, 28. tyrannishe 198, 8.^b to tyre 62, 15. —'tyre 492, 5 & 11. 'tyred 257, 19. tysing 52, 8. Tytan 257, 19.

V. to vade 249, 4. 284, 16. —'vaile 92, 10. 282, 23. —vale 257, 39. Valiancy 122, 15. 301, 31.^b 527, 28. Valiantnes 122, 6.^b 136, 3. Valiaunce 503, 28. vanisht 12, 9. Vantage, & to vantage 266, 22. Vanteries 287, 2. Vastacie 66, 5. Vastures 269, 28. vasty 509, 14. to 'vaunce 215, 3. Vauntcurriers 124, 6. to vauntgard 83, 28. vechie 110, 25. Vele 211, 27. Venge 78, 16. 119, 14. to venge 482, 33. vengefull 175, 14. 217, 17. Veny 70, 34. Verd 3, 3. vermile 224, 21. vermiled 203, 11 & 14. vernant 97, 7. Veronesi 207, 1.

versing 12, 27. very friende 125, 23.^b a Vice 461, 30.^b the Vice 532, 25. to violence 487, 38. Violl 124, 15. Virelayes 101, 27. vively 81, 22. 488, 29.^b to umbre o'er 482, 7. unacquaint 119, 6. uncooth, unkist 256, 17. uncourteise 206, 31.^b uncouth 85, 18.^b 175, 31.^b an underhand Shafte 251, 15. to understand of 135, 1.^b Under-world 292, 13. undubitate 404, 33.^b uneath 4, 14. 48, 16. 208, 23. unegall 235, 30.^b unexpugnable 9, 6. to unfaire 263, 39. unfended 62, 32. unhabited 137, 30. unhappy 52, 36. 123, 6. 131, 3.^b unhatcht 38, 38. to unhele 211, 29. unherst 217, 10. unhonest 96, 1. 250, 34.^b 330, 39.^b 458, 14.^b Unhonestie 250, 35.^b un-in-one-breath-utter-able 470, 12.^b unketh 294, 13. unkouth 62, 11. unknown, unkist 493, 6. unlived 262, 16. unmatchable 154, 27. unmedled 73, 30. unnurtured 333, 16. unparfited 282, 12. unpeerable 462, 8. unperegall 225, 37.^b to unquiet 95, 18. 407, 22. unrebated 133, 6.^b Unrest 262, 12. 268, 8. Unright 240, 21.^b Unruliment 216, 19. unsigned 49, 18. unsoluble 226, 33.^b unsparred 283, 2. untame 249, 20. Unthrift, & Unthrifts 79, 6. 98, 21. 264, 5. 470, 35.^b untoylde 278, 11. untract 85, 18.^b untracted 22, 30. unveritable 235, 30. unwares 61, 8. unworth 88, 11. unwroken 223, 10. unyolden 62, 18. to 'voide, or 'voyde 284, 16. 402, 11.^b Votarie 104, 1. Votist 511, 2. vouching save 293, 14.^b voyc't 118, 39. up and downe 125, 3. Upbraide 218, 30. 219, 35. uphent (imp. of upheave) 224, 14. upon a Head 124, 27.^b —some no 121, 15.^b Upseekings 24, 29.^b upsey freeze 69, 27. to ure 269, 22. urede 95, 39. Urgence 93, 25. Utas 68, 39. 305, 2. 491, 33.^b

utter 485, 6.^b to the Utterance 44, 20. 515, 3. Vulgars 75, 16. 197, 2.^b

W. Wage 527, 12. to wage Souldiers 44, 19.^b waltering 119, 24. Wanhope 197, 31.^b Want (a Mole) 276, 38.^b to want 503, 20. it wanteth 198, 19. to wanton one 463, 25. —wantonise 287, 7. 290, 15. ware 201, 38. warelesse 217, 28. Wariment 214, 30. warlye 398, 26. Warrantise 268, 17. to warray 4, 12. Warriouresse 218, 6. waymenting 61, 36. wayn'd 181, 6. waywarded 49, 38. to wax & to waine 287, 28. Weale 522, 9. to wear a Whetstone 247, 18.^b wearish 136, 18.^b 401, 24.^b weeping Teares 53, 9. 501, 29. to weeten 217, 21. well-trick'd 177, 14. to wend 225, 8. 246, 13. went 513, 20. to wexe 181, 9. 284, 32. what a Goodyer! 111, 22. —good Yeere 226, 13. —the good Yeare 491, 23.^b —manner Skill 169, 33. whereas 29, 17. whereso' 225, 2. whereunder 133, 10.^b whether's 52, 39. whitely faced 154, 1.^b whitled 3, 10.^b whooping Heigh-ho 66, 31. whusted 40, 35.^b why when? 30, 29. wifely 495, 28. will I, nill I 444, 3.^b to wimple 238, 39. wimpled 276, 36. Winchester Goose 164, 23 &c. wisardizing 3, 3.^b Wisards 104, 13. I wist 63, 6. to wit 94, 23. with a good Yeere 226, 27.^b —a Wannion 111, 20. 121, 12. —great Raundon 175, 35. within his Daunger 41, 27. S. Withold 270, 29. without al Crie 504, 14. withouten 282, 33. wively 215, 11. woaded 3, 5. wode 513, 21.^b woe-begone 60, 1. 110, 12. —worth 92, 18 &c. 514, 14.^b to wonder of 136, 1. 239, 27. Wonne 219, 25. to wonne 211, 33. woode 45, 16. 104, 8. 284, 2. —Rage 293, 4.^b woolward 444, 31. to work Maisteries 42, 3. worser 278, 7.^b wouldynge 198, 1.^b

woxe 212, 27. 215, 36. 253, 8. 508, 15. Wrallers 123, 5. to 'wray 58, 2. —wrie one's self 198, 35.^b wroken 304, 13. 505, 35.^b wroth & outraged 501, 1.^b

Y. Yarage 143, 22.^b Ydlesse 219, 4. yea'd or nay'd 92, 37. yede 512, 3. yeelden 162, 29. Yellowes 19, 26. 476, 23. yernfull 279, 33. Yewle 59, 30. yl-swading 284, 19. ymingled 517, 26.^b to ympe 24, 3. ymprize, & ympriz'd 116, 3 & 4. Ynde 80, 13 & 15.^b Yngle 83, 33. yode 512, 32.^b youthly 208, 31. 498, 28.^b youwarde 18, 4. Yule 47, 23.

Z. Zanee 25, 15.

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