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• ...Pychon. A measure from the elbowe to the toppe of the knuc∣kles when the hande is fast togither.
• ...Pycnocomon. Plin. A certaine herbe good to loose the belly.
• ...Pycnostylon. A place builded with pillers like a cloister.
• Pyctatium, pyctatij, n. g. Lamprid. A table wherein y^e names of iudges were wrytten. In L. Iubemus. c. de erogatione mi∣litaris annonae, sumitur Pyctatium pro Breuibus commen∣tariolis. A booke or paper of short notes. Pyctatium etiam interpretatur Budaeus Frontale. Scribitur etiam Pittacium apud Celsum, pro panno modico qui aliquo medicamento illinitur vt imponatur corporis parti malè affectae. A linnen bonde or cloth.
• Pyctes, pyctis: siue pycta, pyctae, Pugil dicitur. Lamprid. Col. A wrestler: a champion: a fighting cocke.

  Euthymus pycta semper Olympiae victor. Plin.

• Pygargus, pygargi, m. g. Plin. A beast like a fallow deere or r••e bucke.

  Pygargos pro quodam aquilarum genere accipit. Plin. A birde called an Erne, and is a kinde of haukes.

• ...Pygista. One that vseth buggerie.
• Pygmachia, ae, f. g. A fighting with hurlebats or clubs.
• Pygmachus, chi, m. g. A champion vsing that kinde of fight.
• Pyla, pylae, Graecé. Cic. A gate.
• ...Pynathes. Milke curded with seething.
• Pyr, pyros, Graecè. Latinè dicitut Ignis. Fire.
• Pyra, pyrae, f. g. Virg. A bonefire wherein mens bodyes were burned.

  Accensa pyra. Ouid. Atra pyra. Sil.

  Erigere pyram. Virg. To make a bonefire.

  Struere ingentem pyram. Virg.

• Pyralis, lis, f. gen. Plin. A flie which commeth of the fire, and liueth therein, and when he is farre from it dieth incontinent, also a flie that flieth into the leame of a candle.
• Pyramis, pen. cor. pyrámidis, foe. gen. Mart. A great thyng of stone or other matter broade and foure square beneath, vp∣wardes small and sharpe: a steeple.

  Forma pyramidis. Cic.

• Pyramidâtus, pen. prod. Adiect. Cic. Made steplewise, broade beneath and sharpe towarde the top.
• ...Pyramon. Breade made of wheate.
• ...Pyrausta. A worme liuing in the fire. Also a kinde of spiders hurting honie combes.
• Pyren, rênis, f. g. The kernell of an oliue, or other like: a che∣rie stone.
• Pyrethia septa. Places inclosed with an aultar in the middle, on which fire was kept continually.
• Pyrethrum, pyrethri, pen. cor. Herba. Pli. An hearbe hauing a leafe like fenell, and a roote very biting and hote, much vsed in medicine.

  Flaua pyrethra. Ouid.

• ...Pyretus. A burning feauer.
• ...Pyrgitis. The hearbe called harts tongue.
• ...Pyrgitae. Sparowes.
• ...Pyrgobaris. An house buylded like a tower.
• Pyrgus, pyrgi, m. g. Turris Latinè dicitur. A tower.

  ¶Pyrgus. Hora. A boxe out of which men cast dice when they play. Also a company of horsemen in battayle contayning. 40. souldiours.

• ...Pyriasis. A certaine plaister to asswage the burning of a feuer.
• Pyrites, tis, m. g. Pli. Euery stone out of which fire may be stri∣ken. Also a mylstone, and a stone like to brasse in Cypres.
• ...Pyrobola. A smithes hammer wherwith he beteth hote yron.
• ...Pyroboli. Arrowes or dartes that sende foorth fire when they be cast.
• ...Pyrocorax. A crow like a cornish choughe.
• ...Pyrodes. A flint stone.
• ...Pyromantia. Diuination by fire.
• Pyropus, pyropi, pen. pro. Ouid. A kinde of Carbunkle stone.
• Pyrrhicha, pyrrhichae: siue Pyrrhiche, pyrrhiches, f. g. pe. co. Suet. A certaine fourme of dauncing in harneis vsed of soul∣diours, and first inuented by Pyrrhus.
• Pyrrhicistae. They that vse that daunsing.
• Pyrrhiacus. Of that daunce.
• Pyrus, pyri, foe. gen. A peare tree.

  Edura pyrus. Virg. Inserere pyros. Virg.

  Flos pyri. Virg. The blossome of a peare tree.

• Pyrum, pyri, n. g. Plin. A peare.

  Autumnalia pyra. Plin.

  Cucurbitina pyra, Vide CVCVRBITA.

  Decumana. Col. Libralia. Plin.

  Mammosa. Plin.

  Ony china, Vide Onychinus in ONYX.

  Insitiua decerpens pyra. Hor. Vesci pyris. Horat.

• ...Pytisma. A spirting out of small spittle.
• ...Pytilissare. To go on tiptoe stretching one hande forward and another backewarde.
• ...Pyxacantha. The Berberie tree.
• Pyxis, pyxidis, pen. cor. f. g. Quint. A boxe.

  Pyxis ferrea. Plin. Cornea. Plin.

• Pyxidícula, pyxidículae, pen. cor. f. g. Diminut. Cornelius Cels. A litle boxe that medicines are put in. Alij legunt pixidula.
• Pyxidâtus, pen. prod. Adiectiuum. Plin. Made like a boxe.