Glossographia, or, A dictionary interpreting all such hard words of whatsoever language now used in our refined English tongue with etymologies, definitions and historical observations on the same : also the terms of divinity, law, physick, mathematicks and other arts and sciences explicated
Blount, Thomas, 1618-1679.
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ERRATA.
In
- AMort, read, what al a•ort.
- Applumbuture, read, ap∣plum•atura.
- Auxil. Forces, r. Countries.
- For Babe• r. Babel.
- Banes, r. Abannan. r. Battalogy.
- Batavians, r. Ba•a•i.
- Bel, r. •miramis:
- Belzebu•, •. C•wley's Note:
- Brigantine. •. Faleque.
- Bugge•ie, r. 25 Hen. 8. cap. 6. r. Cacafuego.
- Capuched, dele, into the.
- Chronogram, r. 1638.
- Commaterial, r. matter o•.
- Concords, r. which is.
- Conservator, r. conductuum.
- Cristal, r. crystalius
- Crosier, r. French, Creix.
- Diatessaron, r. of four.
- Direption, r. them away.
- Dissidence, r. or disagreeing.
- Edish, r. aftermath.
- Enclitick, r. trochivè.
- Esquilinus, r. Hills and the better. r. Euintegrous.
- Exceptor, r. Writes▪
- Excommunication, r. of the law∣full communication of the.
- Eximietie, r. eximietas. r. Expatiate and Exorcist.
- For Feuid, r. Feud.
- Flamens, r. of woollen.
- For Gazel r. Gazet. r. Geld or Gelt.
- Germination, r. germinatio.
- For Gipsony r. Gipsous.
- Girasole, r. Opals. r. Giromantie.
- Grilliade, r. broiled on.
- Haleyon, r. times, Haleyan.
- Harold, r. use of them with. r. Harmonick.
- Hayward, r. Haye.
- Hellespont, r. Propontis•. r. Hierosolymitan.
- Hypocaust, r. Ste•.
- Jannock, r. Avenaceum. For Jesuats, r. Jesuati and C•ant∣•ius.
In
- Inhibition, r. a writ. r. Insulture (insultura) r. Intersation (intersatio)
- Knoll. r. duni pacis. r. •as•iviate. r. Locuplecity (locuplecitas)
- Lombardeer, r. See Caursines.
- Longanimity, r. expelling.
- Loray Law, r. if it were. r. Lushbrough.
- Malachite, r. dark green.
- Measure, r. Fadom six foot.
- Meridian, r. meridies.
- Messile, r. Mis•eo.
- Moly, r. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉.
- Morglay, r. Mortglai•e. r. Morose. Multivious.
- Mumie, r. mu•ia.
- Muses, r. beatu
- Musteline, r. VVeesel. r. Mutilate and Mynning.
- Numerical, dele the last one.
- Pilgrim, r. differ thus.
- Piepowders, r. court.
- Plenilunary, r. full moon.
- Portgreve, r. Prafectus, Dele Prepositor in a School.
- Pullation, r. bringing. r. Pyrenean Mountains.
- Rapine, r. (rapina)
- Refection, r. refreshing. r. Residentiary.
- Rouge Cross, r. Rouge dragon.
- Sanhedrim. r. trium virorum.
- Sooterkin, for Bat r. Rat. r. Sphear (sphaera)
- Spiritualities, r. Prestation. r. Spissity (spissita•) r. Stenographie (Stenogr. r. Strand or Strond.
- For Splendit, r. Splendid. r. Subte•fluous.
- Surrender, r. in intendment,
- Synoper, r. Synopis. r. Tephramantie and Tetarch. r. Tonnage and Tornada.
- Transalpine, r. Italian. r. Trinominal and Tripedaneous.
- Turneament, r. temere.
- Vertumnals, r. treating.
- With some other literal faults.
