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- LYaeus, one of the names of Bacchus, called god of wynes.
- Lyceum, was the schole of Aristotell in Athenes.
- Lycaeus, a mountayne in the countreye of Archadia.
- Lycaon, the kyng of Archadia, whom Iu∣piter tourned into a wolfe.
- Lycaonia, a countrey in Asia: after somme writers, it is a parte of Archadia.
- Lycaones, people in Asia the lesse, nere to Lycia, as writeth Ptolome.
- Lycastus, a citie of Candy.
- Lychnis, an herbe whose floure shyneth by nyght, and fyrste springeth, and longest du∣reth: whiche in drynke helpeth them that are stongen with the Scorpion.
- Lychnites, whyte marbyll.
- Lychnobij, they whiche do tourne the daye into nyght, and the nyght into daye.
- Lychnus, a matche of a candelle, sometyme the selfe candell.
- Lycia, a countrey in the lasse Asia.
- Lycidas, the name of a Centaure, and of a shepeherde in Vergile.
- Lycion, a thyng made with the iuyce of an herbe, wherwith soore eis be cured.
- Lycisca, a dogge commen of a wolfe and a dogge.
- Lycius, one of the names of Apollo.
- Lycurgus, a kynge of the Lacedemoniens, whiche gaue to them their fyrste lawes.
- Lycus, a ryuer in the countreye of Caesaria.
- Lydia, a royalme in Asia the more.
- Lydus, a, um, of the countrey of Lydia.
- Lyenteria, the flyxe or continuall lowsenes of the bealye.
- Lympha, water.
- Lymphaticus, a madde man, which lyke to a wodde dogge, runneth hither and thither.
- Lympidus, a, um, cleere, smothe.
- Lynceus, was a manne, who (as Varro wri∣teth) coulde see shyppes on the see .Cxxx. myles from hym, & dyd nombre them. And some wrate, that he coulde see throughe a walle. And therfore they, whiche haue ve∣ry sharpe syghtes, be sayde to haue
- Lynceos oculos, the eien of Lynceus.
- Lyndus, a citie atte the Rodes, where they dyd sacrifice to Hercules with reproches and curses.
- Lynter, eris, a cockebote.
- Lynx, cis, a beaste lyke to a wolfe, hauynge many spottes, whose syght dothe perce all thynges. It is also a byrde, whyche hath a tongue lyke a serpente.
- Lyra, an harpe.
- Lyricen, cinis, an harper.
- Lysander, a Capitayne of the Lacedemo∣nyans, a man contentious, whiche dydde sette all Grece in the Lacedemonians top, and was slayne of the Thebans.
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