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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• Bua, buae. Varro. A voyce of children asking drinke, as they vse with vs: bumme.
• Bubalus, Bubalinus, Vide BOS.
• ...Bubetiae. Feastes, whereat was great hunting of bulles and oxen: buibaytings. &c.
• Bubetij. They which set forth those playes.
• ...Bubeum. A kinde of wine.
• Bubino, as. To defile with the monstruous flixe.
• Bubile, Vide BOS.
• Bubo, bubônis, m. g. & f. Ouid. Virg. A shritch Owle.

  Funereus bubo. Ouid. Ignauus bubo. Ouid.

  Infestus Bubo. Claud. Luctifer bubo. Seneca.

  Bubo, omen dirum mortalibus. Ouid.

  Raucus bubo. Ouid. Stygius bubo. Ouid.

  Bubulat Bubo. Author carminis de Philomela. The owle howleth.

• ...Bubones, Hermolaus. Botches, or impostumes about y^e share and members: also the partes about the members.
• Bubonium, Herba, quae & Aster alio nomine appellatur. Pl. Vide ASTER.
• Bubonocele, pen. prod. A disease called the rupture, or bur∣sting about the members.
• Bubulcus, Bubulcitari, Vide BOS.
• Bubulus, Vide BOS.
• ...Bucar. A certaine vessell.
• Bucca, buccae. Cic. The holownesse of the cheeke or mouth.
• Buccae, buccâtum. Horat. The twoo sides of the cheekes that are puffed vp with blowing.

  Buccae fluentes. Cic. Hanging cheekes.

  Buccas tumidas rumpere. Pers. Bucca vetula. Iuuen.

  Inflare buccas. To swell for anger.

• Buccae noscenda est mensura. Iuuenal.

  Quod in buccam venerit, scribito. Cic. Wryte at auenture whatsoeuer commeth in thy minde.

• Búccula, búcculae, pen. corr. Diminutiuum. Apuleius. A little cheeke: the part of an helmet whereby winde is taken: also the crest of the helmet.
• Buccea bucceae. Augustus. A morsell or mouthfull.
• Buccella, Diminutiuum. Idem.
• Bucculentus, Adiect. vt homo bucculentus. Id est grandi ore, vel malis plenioribus. Plaut. That hath great cheekes.
• ...Buccellarij. Certaine souldiours of the Romaines, that after they were dimissed liued by robbing.
• ...Buccellatum. Bisket, twise baked and made in cakes.
• Buccina, pen. corr. Ouid. A trumpet.

  Caua buccina. Ouid.

  Buccina inflata. Ouid.

  Buccina tortilis. Ouid. Buccina turmalis. Claud.

  ¶Buccina. Colum. Var. A swineheardes horne.

  Pastoris buccina cantat. Propert.

  Surda buccina. Iuuenal.

  ¶Buccina famae. Iuuenal.

  ¶Buccinum, neutro genere. Plin. Idem quod Buccina.

  ¶Buccinum, Genus Conchae. Plin. A shell fish in forme like an horne: also a bone of a fishe made lyke that they call Saint Cornelis horne.

• Búccino, búccinas, pe. cor. buccinâre. Var. To blow a trumpet: to publishe or spreade abrode.
• Buccinâtor, pen. prod. Verbale. Caes. A trumpetter: a publisher.

  Buccinator, per metaphoram. Cicero filius.

• ...Buccones. They which haue great cheekes.
• ...Bucea. A thinne huske in a beane within the hull.
• ...Bucentaurus. A great shippe or caricke.
• ...Bucentes. A stinging gnatte.
• ...Bucentrum. A pricke of a goade.
• Buccula, Vide BVCCA.
• Buceras, pen. cor. huius bucératos, n. g. Herba. Pli. The herbe fenegreke.
• Buceriae, Bucerus, Vide BOS.
• ...Bucheides. The herbe called Palma Christi, whereof be two sortes, the male and the female.
• Bucolus, Bucolicus, Bucula, Buculus, Vide BOS.
• Bufo, bufônis. m. g. Virg. A toade.
• Buglossos, foe. ge. vel Buglossum, n. ge. Herba: cuius duae sunt species: altera domestica: altera syluestris. Plin.
• Bugones, pen. cor. Varro. Bees: which sometime are engen∣dred of an oxe bodie.
• Bulapathum, pen. cor. Plin. The herbe pacience.
• Bulbine, bulbines, pen. pro. f. g. Herba. Plin. An herbe hauing leaues like to leekes, and a purple floure: dogges leeke.
• Bulbus, bulbi, m. gen. Ruell. Euery roote that is rounde, as onyons. &c. of which one fort marueilously prouoketh caruall lust.
• Bulbus syluestris. Our ladies co••slapes.

  Tunicae bulborum. Stat. The pilles.

• Bulbôsus, pen. prod. Adiectiuum. Plin. Hauing rounde heades in the rootes. Radix bulbosa. Plin.
• Bulbaceus, Aliud Adiectiuum. Plin. Idem.
• Buleuta, buleutae. Plin. iun. A councellour of a citie.
• Bulga, bulgae. Festus. A male or bouget of leather: a purse: a bagge.
• Bulla, bullae. Cic. An Agnus dei or like ornament: a tabletie: a bosse: a bullion.

  Bulla aurea. Propert. A tablet or ornament of golde.

  ¶Demintere bullam collo. Proper. To hang downe at ones necke. Fulgere bullis. Virgil.

  ¶Bulla. Varro. A bubble of water when it raineth or a potte seetheth.

  ¶Bulla. Cicero. A great heade of a nayle in doores or gates: sometime studdes in girdels or like things.

• Bullâtus, pe. prod. Bullis ornatus. Iuuenal. Garnished with ta∣blettes, studdes, or other like ornamentes.

  ¶Bullatae nugae. Persius. Gaye wordes without substantiall matter.

• Bullio, bullis, bullire. Celsus. To boyle or seethe: to bubble in seething.
• Bullo, bullas, láre. Plin. To bubble as water doth in seething.

  Aqua bullans. Plin. Vrina bullans. Pli. Hauing bubbles.

• Búllula, pe. cor. Diminutiuum. Cels. A little tablette, b••sse or studde.
• ...Bumāma. Var. A great teat: also a kinde of grapes like teats.
• Bumastos, siue Bumastus. f. g. Plin. Idem quod Bumamma.
• ...Bumelia. Plin. A kinde of asshe medicinable against stinging of serpents.
• Bunias, huius buníadis, pen. cor. f. g. Plin. Rapes or turnips.
• Bunion, Bunij. Plin. A kinde of Rapes.
• Buphonum, pen. cor. Herba. Called also Chamelion: If cat∣tell eate of it: they die of the squince: and thereof it hath the name, Quasi mors boum.
• Buphthalmos, f. g. Herba. Plin. Called Cotula foetida, and Oculus bouis: like Camomill: but it groweth more vpright: may weede.
• Bupina, f. g. A great thirst.
• Bupleuros, f. g. Plin. An herbe growing without sowing, or setting, with a toppe like Dill.
• ...Búpodes. Great feete.
• Bupestris, huius bupestris, foe. ge. Pli. A flie like a blacke bee∣tle, but hauing longer legges, he lieth in the grasse, and kil∣leth a beast if he eate him.

  Buprestis, Herbae genus. Plin.

• Bura, burae, siue buris huius buris, f. g. Virg. Var. The plough taile.
• ...Burbatus. A fishe which by Iouius may seeme to be a carpe.
• Burdo, burdônis. A mulet.
• ...Burge. They which keepe a blockehouse or castle.
• ...Buris. Virg. Idem quod Bura.
• ...Burrhânicum. A certaine kinde of garmentes.
• ...Burrhânica. A certaine potion ex lacte & sapa.
• ...Burrhum. A deepe redde colour.
• ...Burrhus. He that after eating hath a red face like a pudding.
• ...Busicon. A great figge.
• Bustuarius. Vide BVSTVM.
• Bustum, busti. Ci. A place where dead bodies haue bene bur∣ned: a sepulker.

  Bustum aut tymbon violare. Cic. Caua busta. Ouid.

  Coaceruatum bastum excelso aggere. Catul. A graue.

  Ingens bustum terreno ex aggere. Virgil. A tombe.

  Fumantia busta. Stat.

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  Horrifico cinefactus busto. Lucret.

  • Iniusta busta. Ouid.
  • Busta inania. Stat.
  • Miserabile bustum. Ouid.
  • Bustum memorabile. Claud.
  • Busta sacra. Claud.
  • Suprema busta. Stat.

  Teres bustum. Catull.

  ¶Eruere busta. Seneca. Facere bustum. Cic.

  Incidere in busto. Cic. To graue in a sepulker.

  Peragere busta. Ouid.

  Piare busta alicuius. Oui. Piacula busto pendere. Lucan.

  Vertere busta, pro euertere, & deuastare. Lucan.

  Violare bustum compositum. Lucan.

  Bustum omn••m legum. Cic. The destruction.

• Bustuarij. Cic. Swoorde players that fought at the burning or burying of one.

  Bustuariae moechae. Martial. quae in bustis & monumentis prostabant. Common strumpets.

• Buteo, buteônis, m. ge. Pli. A kinde of haukes that hath three stones: a bussarde.
• Buthysia, ae, f. g. A great sacrifice like Hecatombe.
• Butio, butiònis. Author Philomelae. A bittour. Dicitur & O∣nocrotalus.
• ...Bitubata. A trifle of no value.
• Butyrum, butyri, penult. interdum prod. interdum corr. Pli. Butter.
• Buxus, f. g. & Buxū, n. g. Virg. Boxe: the boxe tree: a trumpet or pipe.

  Crispata buxus cacumine denso. Claud.

  Densum folijs buxum. Ouid. Horrida buxus. Claud.

  Horrisona buxus. Valer. Flac.

  Idaea buxus. Stat. Growing in Ida.

  Multifori tibia buxi. Ouid. A boxen pipe.

  Pallidius buxo. Ouid.

  Simillimus buxo pallor. Ouid.

  Perpetuò virens buxus. Ouid.

  Buxum torquere flagello. To driue a toppe.

• Buxeus, Adiectiuum. Of boxe: of colour like boxe.

  Buxea forma. Columel.

  Dentes buxei. Martial. Pale or yelow like boxe.

  Buxeus color. Plin. Buxeus frutex. Colum.

• Buxetum, pen. prod. Martial. A place where boxe trees grow.
• Buxôsus, pen. pro. Adiectiuum. vt, Lignum balsami buxosum. Plin. Much like boxe.
• Búxifer, pen. cor. Adiectiuum. Catul. That beareth boxe.