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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• Rhacoma, herba. Plini. Ruellius putat eam esse quae & Rha

• Ponticū dicitur. Which is a rote brought out of Pontus, for which Apothecaries now commonly vse the roote of great Centaurie.
• Rha barbarum. A roote vsed in medicine to purge choler, and is diuers from that is called Rha Ponticum, which is stip∣tike and not purgatiue.
• Rhagades, pen. cor. f. g. & Rhagadia, n. g. Plin. Chappes and cliftes in the handes and other partes of the body.
• Rhagion, Aranei genus. Plin. A kinde of spider.
• Rhagoides, pen. prod. Celsus. The thirde rine or skinne that compasseth the eye, wherein is the hole by which we see. It is called also Vuca.
• Rhammus, Rhammi, m. g. Pli. A kinde of brambles which is white & beareth more fruite then other doe, hauing branches with straite prickles, not crooked as the common bramble.
• ...Raphanus. A radish.
• Rheda, rhedae. Cic. A chariote.

  Rheda equis iuncta. Cic.

• Rhedárius, rhedárij, m. g. Cic. A chariote man.
• Rhedárius, Adiectiuum. Of a carte or chariote. vt, Rhedarius mulus. Var. A mule to drawe a chariote.
• Rheno, rhenonis, m. g. Caes. A thicke garment furred.
• ...Rheon. The roote is called Rubarde.
• Rhetor, rethoris, pen. cor. accusatiuo rhétorem rhétora. Cic. A rhetorician: one that reacheth rethoricke.

  Ementissimus rhetor. Quint.

  Manus & nobilis rhetor. Cic.

  Congredi cum rhetore. Cic.

• Rhetórice, rhetórices, penul. corr. vel Rhetorica, rhetoricae. Quint. The arte of Rhetoricke.
• Rhetórica, rethoricorum, Idem. Cic.
• Rhetóricus, rhetorici, m. g. Quint. A booke of Rhetoricke.

  Nec me fallit, in primo Ciceronis rhetorico aliam esse loci negotialis interpretationem. Quint. In the first booke of Ciceroes rhetoricke.

• Rhetóricus, pen. corr. Adiectiuum. Pertaining to rhetoricke. Cic. Scripsit artem rhetoricam.

  Rhetoricis quibusdam libris. Cic.

  More retorico loqui. Cic.

• Rhetórice, pen. cor. Aduerbium. Cic. Like a Rhetorician.
• Rhetoricor, cari. To play the Rhetorician.
• Rheuma, rhématis, pen. cor. neut. g. A rheume or distillation of humours.
• Rheumáticus, pen. cor. Adiecti. Pli. That is rheumatike.
• Rheumatismus, rheumatismi, mas. gen. Plin. The disease of the rheume.
• ...Rhibis. A bremble called raspes.
• Rhinoceros, pen. co. rhinocerôtis, pe. pr. m. g. Plin. A beast enimy to the Elephant, and hath an horne in his snonte bend∣ing vpwarde.

  ¶Rhinoceros. Mart. A vessell out of which oyle is dropped.

• ...Rhipsaspis. He that is fearefull: a cowarde.
• ...Rhithaces. A thing that bees doe make.
• ...Rhizias. A iuyce comming out of Laserpitum.
• Rhoditus, pen. cor. Adiectiuum. Of roses. Vnde Rhodinum oleum. Oyle of roses.
• ...Rododaphne, or Rhododendros. Pli. A tree with leaues like an almonde tree but greater, fatte seedes open like an horne, which hath in them woole like purple silke, a long roote salte in taste. It groweth in waterie places, commonly called Ole∣ander.
• ...Rhodonia. A garden of Roses.
• Rodostacti, idem quod Rhodomeli. Honie and the iuyce of Roses boyled togither, commonly called Mel rosatum.
• Rhoiton, ti, n. g. Wine made of pomgranates.
• Rhombus, rhombi, mas. gen. Ouid. A figure foure square, ha∣uing the sides equall and the corners crooked.

  ¶Rhombus. Iuue. A fish called a birte, or a turbot.

  Grandes rhombi Hor.

  ¶Rhombus. Ouid. A spinning wheele or turne.

  Torto rhombo concita licia. Ouid.

• Rhomphaea, romphaeae, f. g. Liu. A long sworde.
• Rhonchus, rhonchi, m. g. Ma. A routing when one doth slepe.
• Rhonchisso, rhonchissas, ronchissâre. Pla. quasi dicas rhon∣chox efflare. To route or snorte.
• ...Rhopalon. A water lillie called Nenuphar.
• ...Rhus. Plin. That which apothecaries doe call Sumach.
• Rhyparographus, rhyparógraphi, pen. cor. Pli. A painter of trif••es or base things.
• Rhythmus, rhythmi, m. ge. Quint. Number or harmonie in speaking: meeter: rhime.
• Rhythmicus, pen. cor. Cic. That speaketh in number, harmonie or proportion.
• Rhytium, genus vasis. Mart. A vessell like a Moone.