B ante V.
- BVbalus, a beaste called a bugill.
- Bubastis, a cytie of Aegipte.
- Bubo, a shriche oule. also a botche.
- Bubsequa, a coweherde.
- Bubulcito, tas, to playe the herdeman.
- Bubulcus, a herde man.
- Bubile, an oxe house.
- Babulus, la, lum, that whiche longeth to an oxe or cowe, as Lac bubalum, cowe mylke.
- Bucardia, a stone lyke to a bugles harte.
- Bucca, the holownes of the cheke.
- Buccea, a morsell.
- Buccella, the same.
- Buccellatum, breadde called byskat.
- Buccina, a trumpette.
- Buccino, aui, are, to blowe a trumpette.
- Buccinum, the sowne of a trumpette.
- Buccones, they whiche haue great chekes.
- ...Bucculenti, idem.
- Buccula, a lytell cheke. Also that parte of a helmet, wherby wynde is taken.
- Bucentarius, a great shyppe or carrike.
- Bucentes, styngynge gnattes.
- Bucentrum, a goodde prycke.
- Bucephalus, an oxe heed. and the horse of Alexander the great was so called.
- Bucera armenta, herdes of nete, Bucolica, the same.
- Bucula, a heckfar.
- Buculus, a bullock, or steere.
- Bufo, onis, a tode.
- Buglossa, an herbe called langedebefe. Al∣so a fyshe called a sole.
- Bugones, bees.
- Bulbito, aui, are, to caste durte on one: pro∣prely it is of chyldren, whiche nourysses do name cackynge.
- Bulbus, wyld garlyke hauynge a leafe lyke to a lylly. it is taken generally for all rotes that be rounde.
- Bulga, a male of lether, wherin clothes be caried.
- Bulimia, great famyne or hunger.
- Bulis, a name of a citie.
- Bulla, a tablette or other thynge hanged a∣boute ones necke, proprely whan it is ho∣lowe. A bobell of water, somtyme the heed of a nayle, otherwhyles studdes in girdels or other thinges.
- Bullatus, he that is garnyshed with tablet∣tes or studdes.
- Bullio, iui, ire, to boyle, or sethe.
- Bullare, to bubble, as water whan it boy∣leth.
- Bumastos, a great teate.
- Bumelia, a kynde of ashe.
- Bupina, great thurste.
- Bupodes, great feete.
- Bura, or Buris, the hynder part of a plough whiche is croked.
- Burcana, an ile in the occean of Germany.
- Burdo, onis, a mulette.
- Burgundia, Burgoyne.
- Busyris, a tyraunt, whyche was kynge of Aegypte.
- Bustum, a place where deade bodyes haue ben brente.
- Buteo, a kynde of hawkes, whyche hathe thre stoones.
- Buthysia, was called a great sacrifice, suche as Hecatombe is.
- Butyrum, butter.
- Buxentum, a towne that the grekes calle Pyxunta.
- Buxeta, a place where boxe trees growe.
- Buxus, or Bussus, box tree.