Bibliotheca Eliotæ Eliotis librarie.

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Bibliotheca Eliotæ Eliotis librarie.
Author
Elyot, Thomas, Sir, 1490?-1546.
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Londini :: In officina Thomae Bertheleti ... ,
M.D.XLII [1542]
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Latin language -- Dictionaries -- English.
English language -- Dictionaries -- Latin.
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¶T ANTE Y.

TYber, a great ryuer, whyche is by Rome

Tyberinus, of Tyber.

Tyberius, the name of an Emperoure of Rome.

Tybur, & tyburtum, a citie by Rome.

Tyburtinus, na, num, of the citie of Tyburtū.

Tyburs, burtis, & tyburtis, hoc tyburte, of Tyber.

Tydeus, the father of Diomedes the noble ca∣pytayne, whome Venus dyd wounde at the battayle of Troy.

Tyle, callyd also Thule, an yle within one days iourney of the frosen sea.

Tylus, a worme, whyche lyeth vnder stoones and tiles, which haue lien long on the groūde and is somwhat blacke and skalyd, and hath many legges, whyche beyng touched, closeth hym selfe rounde as a pease, and is most cō∣monly callyd a cheselyppe.

Tymbra, a great fielde in the contrey of Troy through whyche the ryuer of Tymber roun∣neth into the ryuer of Scamander.

Tymoetes one of the sonnes of kyng Priamus

Tymolus, idem quod Tmolus.

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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.

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