Thesaurus linguæ Romanæ & Britannicæ tam accurate congestus, vt nihil penè in eo desyderari possit, quod vel Latinè complectatur amplissimus Stephani Thesaurus, vel Anglicè, toties aucta Eliotæ Bibliotheca: opera & industria Thomæ Cooperi Magdalenensis. ... Accessit dictionarium historicum et poëticum propria vocabula virorum, mulierum, sectarum, populorum, vrbium, montium, & cæterorum locorum complectens, & in his iucundissimas & omnium cognitione dignissimas historias.

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• Psaltes, psaltis, mas. gen. A singing man.
• Psaltria, psaltriae, f. g. Ter. A singing wenche.
• Psallocitharistae. Suet. Singers to the harpe.
• Psallo, psallis, psalli, psallere. Hor. To sing: to play on harpe or lute.

  Doctus psallere. Horat.

• Psalterium, psalterij, n. g. Quint. An instrument like to an harp but more pleasant. Also the psalter.

  Non arguta sonant tenui psalteria corda. Virg.

• Psalmus, mi, m. g. A song of or to God.
• ...Psalmodia. Singing and playing togither on an instrument.
• ...Psammos. Sande.
• Psecas, cadis, f. g. A droppe.
• Psegma, pségmatis, n. g. Poulder or dust blowne from brasse melted. Also golde sande.
• Psephisma, pséphismatis, pen. co. n. g. dictio Graeca, quae de∣cretum significat. A decree.
• Pseudos, Latinè dicitur falsus: vt Pseudopropheta. A false prophete.
• Pseudophilippus. Cic.
• Pseudothyrum, pseudothyri, n. gen. pen. prod. Cic. A posterne gate: A backe dore.
• ...Pseudodelphus. A counterfaite brother.
• ...Pseudangelus. A false messenger.
• ...Pseudographus. A counterfaite writer.
• ...Pseudologus. A lyer: a false speaker.
• ...Pseudolus. A false seruant.
• ...Pseudonardus. Spyke.
• ...Pseudomartyr. A false witnesse.
• ...Pseudonymus. He that hath a counterfayte name.
• Pseudorbana, aedificia. Houses in the Country trimmed like citie houses.
• Psilothrum, psilóth••i, n. g. pen. prod. dicitur vitis alba. Plin. The weede in hedges called wylde vine.

  Psilothrum. Mart. An oyntment to take away heare.

• Psimmythium, psimmithij, n. g. Plin. Ce••use, or white leade.
• Psittacus, psíttaci. pen. co. m. g. Mar. A parret or popin••ay.

  Imitator solers humanae linguae psittacus. Stat.

  Humanae vocis imago psittacus. Ouid.

  Canorus psittacus. Stat.

  Garrulus. Ouid. Loquax. Ouid.

  Viridis. Stat.

• Psitta, tae, f. g. A fishe called a playce.
• Psole, les, foe. gen. Mentula.
• Psora, psorae, f. g. Plin. Scuruinesse.
• ...Psoriosis. Hardnesse of the coddes.
• ...Psorothalmia. Scuruinesse of the browes with an itch.
• Psychomantium, psichomantij, neu. g. pen. pro. Locus va∣ticinij, vbi fiebat Manium euocatio. Cicero. A place where Netromancers doe call vp spirites.
• Psychotrophum, pen. cor. Herba. Plin. The hee Betanie.
• ...Psycrola. He that washeth in colde water.
• ...Psycolútres. He that delighteth to bath in colde water.
• Psyllion, alij cynoides. Plin. The hearbe called fleawort.