Tympanista, he that playeth on a drumslade or tymbrell.
Tympanistria, a womanne that playeth on a tymbrell.
Tympanites, a kynde of dropsye, wherin the bealy swelleth greate, a tympanye, whereof wynde is the chiefe occasion.
Tympanizo, to play on a tymbrell, tabour, or drumslade.
Tympanotriba, idem quod tympanista.
Tympanum, a tymbrel, a tabour, or drumslade. Seruius calleth it a couered charyot or cart, other do suppose it to be the strake of a carte wheele. I suppose that it maye be taken for that, whyche is callyd the corse of a charyot or horselytter, made with bayles or bourdes ioyned, whiche is not moche from the opyni∣on of Seruius.
Tympanum, is also a great whele, wherin men do go and drawe vp water. it is also a plat∣ter, whiche serueth for meate.
Tymphei, people in Etholia, whyche is in Grecia.
Tyndarus, the father of the fayre Helene, for whom Troy was distroyed, and also of Ca∣stor and Pollux.
Typha, groweth in fennes, with a longe and smothe stalke, hauynge on the toppe, a floure, whych flyeth away lyke the flowre of thistel.
Typha Caerealis, is a kynde of corne lyke to our rye, by the description of Theophrastus, and I suppose it is that, whiche with vs is callyd rye.
Typhon, & typhos, was a greate gyaunt, the sonne of Tytan. It is alsoo a greate puys∣saunt wynde.
Typhonae, be certayne impressions in the ayre lyke globes of fyre or dartes.
Typhis, was a carpentar, whyche fyrst dydde fynde the way to gouerne a shyppe.
Typus, a fygure, an exaumple or a fourme, a lykenes or shadowe of a thynge.
Tyrannicè, cruelly, tyrannousely.
Tyrannicus, ca, cum, of a tyraunt.
Tyrannis, nidis, a cruell or vyolent rule or go∣uernaunce for a priuate commoditie, and not for a publyke weale.
Tyrannicida, he that sleeth a tyrant.
Tyrannicidum, the kyllynge of a tyraunt.
Tyrannus, a tyraunt.
Tyranthina, a garment of purple colour.
Tyranthinus color, purple colour.
Tyrius, a, um, of the yle callyd Tyrus. Also vy∣olette or purple colour.
Tyro, ronis, a yonge sowldiour or man of ar∣mes. Also he that fyrst entreth into the expe∣rience of any science, art, or exercyse.
Tyroniacus, ca, cum, of a younge souldiour or lerner.
Tyrocinium, the fyrst exercyse in any thyng.
Tyros, a citie in Phenicia. alsoo an yle, where the colour of purple was fyrst founden.
Tyrunculus, a veray yonge souldyour or yong lerner.
Tyrotarichus, a sawce made with chese.
Tyrrheni, the people of Thuscane.
Tyrsis, the circuite withoute the walles of a towne, wherein menne maye walke for their solace.