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ODaea, places, wherin syngynge is exer∣cysed.
Ode, a songe.
Odfacio, for olfacio, cere, to smelle.
Odi, I hate, or haue hated: Odisse, to hate or haue hated.
Odinoliontes, a fyshe whiche cleueth to a shyp and maketh her to abyde as If she laye at an∣ker. uide Remora.
Odiosus, he that is hated, displesant, trou∣blous, tediouse.
Odiose, with hate, displeasantly.
Odit eum cane peius, & angue, He hateth him wars thanne a dogge or a serpente: as who saythe, mortally without hope of recon∣cylynge.
Odites, one of the sons of Ixion the Centaure.
Odium, hate, displeasure, tediousenes, rācour.
Odio esse, to be hated.
Odium capere alicuius rei, to be offended or discontent with any thynge.
Odium concitare, to procure hate or dys∣pleasure.
Odoeporicon, an Itenerary, wherin is wryt∣ten the distaunce of one place from an other, or a lyke thynge, as the iestes of prynces are, assignynge theyr iourneys.
Odoramen seu Odoramentum, a perfume.
Odores, plur. is taken of Columella for swete gummes and spyces.
Odor, oris, & odos, sauour, sente.
Odoramentum, euery thynge that sauoureth well also sauour.
Odorarius, a maker or seller of thynges that smell swete.
Odora canum uis, the qualite or power whi¦che dogges haue, to take a sente.
Odoratus, tus, the smellynge or sente.
Odoratus, ta, tum, that which is perfourmed sometyme that whiche doth sauour, odoryfe∣rous, or smellynge swete.
Odorator, a hounde made to the suite.
Odoriferus, a, um, idem.
Odorifer, ra, rum, odoryferouse or sweete in sauour.
Odorisecus, a hounde or spanell, whiche hun∣teth by sente.
Odorariuestigijs, to drawe as a hounde dothe.
Odoro, & odoror, ari, to smell, to perceyue.
Odorus, a, um, that whiche sendeth forthe sa∣uour, or hath a good sauour.