Valeriana, an herbe called Valerian, reade in Phu.
Valesco, scere, idem quod ualeo.
Valeria, the syster of Messala, wyfe to a noble man called Seruius, who beyng dead whan she was asked, why she dyd not mary again, she answered, that she alwaye ly••ed by Ser∣uius her husbande, it is also a countreye by Hungary, nowe called Stiria.
Valerius, a mannes name.
Valesius, for Valerius.
Valetudinarium, a place where men do lye, whan they be sicke.
Valgium, an instrument to make flores smoth.
Valgulatio, a question in rebuke of one.
Valgustus, a croked staffe.
Valgus, he that hath his legs bowed inwarde narowe at the knees.
Valetudinarius, a, um, nowe and than sycke, oftentymes sycke.
Valitudo, & ualetudo, dinis some tyme signy∣fyeth sickenes, sometyme helthe.
Valetudini operam dare, to haue regarde to his lyfe.
Longa & pertinax ualetudo, a long and con¦tinuall sickenesse.
Validè, valiantly, myghtily, puissantly.
Validus, da, dum, valyant, myghty.
Validior, ualidius, more myghty.
Validissimus, moste myghty.
Validitas, tatis, myght.
Vallecula, a lyttell valey.
Vallaris, re, pertaynyng to a trenche in a felde.
Vallaris corona, a garlande gyuen to hym whi¦che fyrst entred into the trenche of the enne∣myes campe.
Vallescit, olde wryters vsed for perierit, he is loste or peryshed.
Vallis, a valey or dale.
Vallo, are, to inclose, to fortifye.
Vallonia, was callyd the goddesse of valeys.
Vallum, & uallus, a trenche, whiche is made in a felde to defende an hoste, within the why∣che pauyllions are pytched. also a post, wher∣vnto vynes are bounde.
Valli, are pales made sharpe aboue.
Valor, oris, value or price.
Valuae, doores whych be shut on two partis.
Valuulus, the codde of a beane or pease, or other lyke thynge.
Vanans, olde wryters vsed for fallens, decey∣uynge.
Vandalia, a countraye in the northe parte of the world.
Vanè, v••••••nly, foolyshely, lyengly.
Vane••••, scere, to vanyshe, to be brought vn∣•••• ••ought.
Vangiones, people in Germany of a cytie cal∣lyd Wormes.
Vanidicus, a lyar or tellar of foolyshe tales.
Vaniloquus, idem.
Vaniloquidorus, idem.
Vaniloquentia, vayne speche.
Vanitas, tatis, vanitie, lyghtnes, lesyng, foly.
Vanitudo, vanytie.
Vanno, are, to vanne corne.
Vannus, a vanne.
Vanus, a, um, voyde or empty. alsoo foolysshe or enuyous, a maker of lyes, not lykely.
Vapor, oris, & uapos, a vapour or hot brethe issuyng out of a thynge.
Vaporarium, a place made hotte to sytte in, in the wynter tyme.
Vaporo, rare, to heate or make warme a place
Vappa, wyne, whiche hath lost his verdure. it is sometyme taken for a man, in whome is no wytte or perfyte reason▪
Vapo, onis, a beast that fleeth.
Vapularis, he that is beaten.
Vapulo, lare, to be beaten.
Variabilis, le, varyable.
Varar, Dunbar in Scotlande.
Variantia, uarietas, & uariatio, varietie, dyuer∣sitie in thynges.
Varices, & uarice, uariculae, are veynes, whi∣che do swelle excedyngly.
Varicosus, he that hath suche veynes swollen.
Varicor, aut uarico, to transgresse, to passe ouer a thyng neglygently.
Varicus, an Aduerbe, whyche sygnyfyeth stry∣dynge.
Varae manus, croked handes.
Vari, spottes in the face.
Variè, dyuersely.
Variae, for Pantherae, beastes of dyuers colours.
Variegatus, a, um, paynted or garnysshed with sundry colours.
Varius, a fyshe callyd a troute.
Vario, are, to make dyuerse.
Variolae, measyls.
Varius, a, um, dyuers, vnlyke, inconstaunt, varyable.
Varolus, a deuourer. also a pycker.
Varro, ronis, was a noble Romayne, of all o∣ther moste excellently lerned.
Varus, whose legges are croked inwarde.
Varus, a ryuer, whyche dyuydeth that part of Fraunce, that is callyd Narbonensis frome Italy. Also it was the name of a poete.
Vas, uadis, a suretye that vndertaketh for annother man. also a pledge.
Vas, uasis, a vesselle.
Vasa conclamare, to crye, to trusse vp caryage and bagguage, as whan an armye dothe re∣moue.
Vascones, people in the parte of Spayne cal∣lyd Taraconensis.
Vascularius, a potter.