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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• Ichneumon, huius ichneúmonis. m. g. Pli. A ratte of India of the greatnesse of a catte, which creepeth in the Crocodiles mouth when he gapeth, and eating his bowels killeth him. It is also a kinde of waspes.
• Ichnographia, pen. cor. Vitruuius. A plotte of an house to be buylded drawne out in paper, describing the forme of euery rowme.
• ...Ichthylobalus. A fisher.
• ...Ichthyocolla. Plin. A fishe of whose skinne water glewe is made: water glewe it selfe.
• Ichthyophagus, huius ichthyópagi, penu. cor. Strabo. He that eateth onely fishe.
• Ichthyopolium, ichthyopolíj, n. g. pen. prod. A fishe market.
• Ichthyopôla, ichthyopólae, pen. prod. m. g. A fishmonger.
• Ichthyotrophíum, huius ichthyotrophíj, pen. prod. Colum. A ponde or stewe for fishe.
• Ico, icis, ictum, ícere. Plaut. To strike.

  Arborum manu satarum laurus fulmine sola non icitur. Pli. Onely the bay tree is not striken with lightning.

  Telis icere caput. Catull.

  Icimur ictu. Lucret.

  ¶Icere foedus. Cic. To make league.

  Martius cum Gaditanis foedus icisse dicitur. Cic.

  Inde foedus ictum inter duces. Liu.

• Ictus, Particip. Strikē. vt, Ictus caput. Caes. Striken on y^e head.

  Ab latere ictus. Liu. Vide AB.

  Iouis ignibus ictus. Oui. Striken or blasted with lightning.

  Icto capiti feruor accessit. Horat. His heade was in a heate with drincking wine: he was dronke.

  Domus icta. Ouid.

  Foedus ictum. Virg. League made.

  Desyderijs fidelibus icta patria. Horat. The countrie moo∣ued with faythfull desire to see their prince.

  Pinus icta mordaci ferro. Horat. The pine tree piersed with a sharpe axe.

• Ictus, huius ictus, m. g. Plaut. A stroke.

  Ictu fulminis deflagrauit. Cic.

  Ictu scorpionis exanimato altero. Caes. With the stinging of a scorpion.

  Ictus pedum. Ouid. Saxorum ictus. Tacit.

  Diri ictus serpentum. Ouid.

  Nullo ictu forabilis. Oui. That can with no stroke be piersed.

  Grauis ictu. Virg.

  ¶Ictus caecus. Ouid. A priuie blow.

  Clarus. Ouid. A lowde blow. Contrarius. Liu.

  Creber aut languidus. Plin. A thicke and feeble beating of the pulse.

  Fulmineus. Horat. A blast of lightning.

  Ingens. Stat. Iniuriosus. Plin.

  Inualidus. Silius. A weake blowe.

  Languidus. De pulsibus. Plin. Languens. Lucan.

  Lapidiosus grandinis ictus. Claud.

  Lethiferi ictus. Ouid. Deadly strokes.

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  Obliquus ictus. Horat.

  Surdis ictibus, & qui nō exaudiuntur, arborē caedere. Pli.

  ¶Accipere ictum. Lucret. To receyue a blow.

  Resonos latus accipit ictus. Val. Flac.

  Grandior ictus affligit animantem. Lucret. A greater blow striketh him to the grounde.

  Hebeti pectus tantummodo contudit ictu. Ouid.

  Declinari ictum. Liu. To auoyde the blow.

  Si amnem Araxem ponte transgrederentur, sub ictum da∣bantur. Tacit. If they dyd passe by bridge ouer the ryuer Araxis, they shoulde go so vnder the wall as their eni∣mies might strike or cast downe at them.

  Euocare ictum aduersarij. Quint. To allure his aduersarye to strike.

  Excipere ictus galea. Ouid. To receyue blowes en.

  Feruidos ictus excludere. Horat.

  Inflexo ictu ferire. Plin. Vide INFLEXVS.

  Leui ictu ferire. Senec. To strike softly.

  Innumeris ictibus labefacta arbor. Ouid.

  Leuare ictum serpentis. Plin. Vide LEVO.

  Densis ictibus creber pulsat. Virg. He layeth on wyth thicke blowes.

  Crebro pulsarier ictu. Lucret.

  Validos cute repulit ictus. Ouid. Hee repelled the mightie blowes with his harde skinne.

  Vesanis ictibus aerasonant. Ouid.

  Vastis tremuit ictibus aerea puppis. Virg. The strong shippe dyd shake with the mightie strokes.

  Crebro ictu tundi. Lucret. Ictu baculi violari. Ouid.

  ¶Cogita quanta nobis tribuerit parens noster, quàm nihil sit mortale non sub ictu nostro positum. Sen. How there is no mortall thing but it is vnder our power.

  Ictu aliquo calamitatis sublata fides de foro. Cic. A tempest of aduersitie hath taken true and faythfull dealing out of the iudgement place.

  Ictu pellere animi statum. Cic.

• Icon, íconis, pen. cor. f. g. Plin. An image.
• Icónicus, pen. cor. Adiectiuum. Liuely pourtrayed or painted. vt, Iconici duces. Plin. Captaynes liuely painted.
• Iacóncula, lae, f. g. A little ymage.
• ...Iconismos. A description.
• Icteros, pen. cor. m. g. Morbus. The iaundice.
• Ictéricus, pen. cor. ci, m. g. Plin. One sicke of the iaundise.
• Icterus, icteri, m. g. Pli. A birde which if a man see being sicke of the Iaundise, the man shall waxe hole, & the birde shal die. Plin. lib. 30. It is called also Galgulus.
• Ictis, ictidis, Mustelae genus. Plin. A white weesill that de∣stroyeth Beestals, and eateth the hony: A firret.
• Ictus, huius ictus, Vide ICO, icis.