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- Zea. Dioscorides. After some beerebarley: spelt.
- Zelo, zelas: & Zelor, zelâris, zelári. To haue zeale or great desire to doe a thing. To be gelous: to loue with gelousie, to that he will suffer none to be pertaker with him. Also to en∣uie.
- Zelôtes, zelôtis, pen. prod. mascu. gen. One that is in gelousie and feareth the thing he loueth is common to other. Also he that hath enuie at one, or assayeth to follow another in ly∣uing.
- Zelótypus, zelótypi, pen. co. Iuuenal. A gelous man: one in a gelousie.
- Zelotypia, zelotypiae, f. g. Plin. Gelousie.
- Zelus, mas. gen. Zeale: loue: enuie: emulation.
- ...Zenith. A worde of Cosmographie signifiyng the point of the firmament directly ouer ones heade, wheresoeuer he be.
- Zephiria oua. Egges conceyued with the winde.
- Zephirus, zephiri, m. g. The west winde.
- ...Zereth. An Hebrew measure of .ix. inches.
- ...Zeros. A kinde of Chrystall, which hath spottes whyte and blacke.
- Zeta, vel zetula. A litle chamber for one bed and two stooles, ioyned to another chamber with curtaines: so that the cur∣taines being drawne, it is made but one chamber.
- ...Zeugma. A figure where many clauses are ioyned with one verbe or adiectiue.
- Zeus, zei, m. g. Pli. A fish taken about Cales in Spaine, black of colour, and very delicate.