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- Oxalis, pen. cor. oxálidis, f. ge. Plin. The herbe called sorrel.
- ...Oxigion. The dregges of vineger.
- Oxis, oxidis. A vessell of vineger.
- ...Oxos. A kinde of purple made in Phoenicia.
- ...Oxobapta. Purple garments of an excellent dying.
- ...Oxoleon. Oyle and vineger mixt togither.
- ...Oxyacantha. The barberie tree.
- Oxybaphum, idem quod acetabulum.
- ...Oxycetros. A kinde of Ceder tree.
- ...Oxycratū. Water & vineger sodden togither called also Posca.
- Oxygala, oxygalae: vel Oxygalum, oxygali, penult. cor. Pli. Soure milke long kept.
- Oxygarum, oxygari, pen. cor. n. g. Mart. Sharpe sauce: pike saute.
- Oxylapathum, pen. cor. Plin. So••••ell.
- ...Oxylepes. A kind of bread giuen to them yt be sick of feuers.
- Oxymeli, pen. cor. siue Oxymel, oxymellis, neu. ge. Plin. A maner of sirupe made of•• onie, vineger, and water, in a cer∣tayne measure sodde togither.
- ...Oxymôron. A sentence spoken with so much affectation, that it seemeth foolish.
- ...Oxymyrsîne. A shrub lyke to the mirtell, but hauing leaues rougher and sharper.
- Oxyphoenix, nicis. The trees that beareth the fruite called of apothecaries Tamarindi.
- Oxyporum, oxypori, n. g. penult. cor. Idem quod Oxygarū. Colum. All sharpe sauce made with vineger.
Oxypora. Plinius. Oyntments and playsters tempered wyth