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27. Of Apparel.

27. De Vestítu.

• A Garment, or suit, Ve∣stis, is. f.
• wearing-clothes, Indúviae.
• a spare-suit, Synthesis, is. f.
• habit, Cultus, ûs. m.
• a decent habit, Splendidus cultus.
• a fit suit, Vestis commoda.
• neat apparel, Nitida ve∣stis.
• a wrong suit, Vestis perversa.
• cloth of gold, Vestis A••••álica.
• a garment of needle-work, Ve∣stis Phrygiána.
• a violet-coule••ed-garment, Ve∣stis Amethystina.
• a scarlet suit, Quisquil••áta vestis.
• a canvas suit, Canábina ve∣stis.
• a fustian suit, Vestis gossy∣pina.
• a mourning-weed, Vestis lú∣gubris.
• a mourning gown, Recínium.
• a garment of fustian, Vestis hete••omalla.
• an apes, or mus••mochado, La∣nea.
• a new suit made of an old one, Vestis intérpolis.
• a plaited garment, Vestis la∣ciniáta.
• a torn garment, Vestis lácera.
• a ragged garment, Vestis pan∣nósa.
• a woollen garment, Vestis la∣nea.
• a linnen garment, Vestis lin∣tea.
• a stuffie garment, Vestis pexa.
• a thread-bare suit, Vestis de∣pexa.
• an over-worn suit, Vestis tri∣ta.
• a loos and flagging garment, Vestis undans.
• a fur'd garment, Vestis pel∣lícea.
• a partie colored suit, Vestis díscolor.
• a garment of cloth of a baudkin, Vestis picta.
• ...

• a garment of threads of change∣able colours. Vestis
  • ...Polymita.
  • ...Babylónica.
• a garment to bee sold, Vestis promercális.
• a purple garment, Vestis Ty∣ria.
• a silken garment, Vestis se∣rica.
• a tuft-silk garment, Vestis he∣teromalla.
• a garment all silk, Vestis ho∣losérica.
• a garment half silk, Vestis subsérica.
• a garment of silk grograin, Tramosérica vestis.
• a garment that one may see throw it, Vestis vitrea.
• a night robe, Vestis coenató∣ria.
• a purfled garment, Vestis segmentáta.
• a branched garment, Vestis scutuláta.
• a fringed garment, Vestis simbriáta.
• a garment laid thick with lace, Vestis virgáta.
• a watered-chamelot garment, Vestis unduláta.
• a rideing suit, Vestis viatória.
• a stiff-garment, Vestis recta.
• damask, Damascéna, ae. f.
• a summer garment, Theristri∣um, ii. n.
• cloth of arras, Tapes, étis. f.
• a garment of changeable silk, Soriculáta vestis.
• polgarments freizel on one side, Heteromalla, órum n.
• a garment wrought here and there, Vestis illúsa.
• a garment of fine cloth, Mól∣licina, ae. f.
• a garment laid thick with gold, Holobríza vestis.
• a garment with gold buttons, Auroclaváta vestis.
• cloth, Pannus, ni. m.
• canvas, Cannabum, bi. n.
• fustian, Xylum, li. n.
• linnen, Linteum, ei. n.
• fine, Tenuis, e. c. 3.
• cours, Crassus, a, um.
• thin, Levidensis, e. c. 3.
• sack-cloth, Saccus, ci. m.
• linsey-wolsey, Linosténa, atis n
• hair-cloth, Cilícium, ii. n.
• turkey-work, Gáusape, es n.
• lozen-work upon cloaks, Tés∣serae palliórum.
• taffata, Taffeta, ae. f.
• silk, Séricum, ci. n.
• velvet, Séricum villósum.
• satten, Séricum rasum.
• lawn, or cambrick, Cea vestis.
• shreds of cloth, Frusta pannó∣rum.
• ...

• a gown, Toga, ae. f.
• an Aldermans gown, A••olla.
• a rug'd gown, Toga phryxi∣ána.
• a fur'd gown, Toga pellícea.
• a loos-gown, Toga flúida.
• a long-gown, Toga demissa.
• a short-gown, Toga subducta
• a robe garded about with purple, which Noble-mens-sons used to wear, Praetéxta toga.
• a robe without gard, which young beginners used to wear Toga virílis.
• a royal robe, Toga
  • ...Palmáta.
  • ...Trábea.
• a robe of honor, Stola, ae. f.
• a single gown, Toga simplex.
• a lined gown, Toga duplicáta.
• a plait of a gown, Laciniae si∣nus.
• the skirts of a garment, Peni∣culamentum, ti. n.
• the train of a gown, Syrma, tis
• a cloak, Pallium, ii. n.
• a short cloak, Amículum, li. n.
• a leaguer cloak, Laena, ae. f.
• a travellers cloak, Pénula, ae. f.
• an hairie mantle, Amphítapa.
• an Irish mantle, Endrómis.
• a Spanish cloak, Sagum cú¦cullum.
• a winter cloak, Lacerna, ae. f
• a felt cloak, Pinguis lacerna.
• a thred-bare cloak, Lacerna obsoléta.
• a leather mantle, Pénula scor∣tea.
• a cours cloak, Pénula gausa∣pína.
• a garment lined with skins, Mastrúca, ae. f.
• a Scotch-plod, Cinctus Ga∣bínus.
• a thin veil, Nébula línea.
• a coat, Túnica, ae. f.
• a childes coat, Allix, ícis. f.
• a coat with sleeves, Túnica manicáta.
• a long coat, Tunica taláris.
• a long-sl••v'd coat, Chiro∣dóta, ae. f.
• a plaited coat, Tunica rugo∣sa.
• a Canonical coat, Hemitógium.
• a cassock, Gállica palla.
• a habit, Epitógium, ii. n.
• a tippet, Orárium, ii. n.
• a schollers-hood, Cucullus, li.
• a montero, Bardocucullus, li.
• a rideing hood, Capídulum, li.
• a hat, Galerus, ••i. m.
• a sugar-loaf'd hat, Albanus pil••us.
• a hot-band, Spira, ae. f.
• a strait-band, Offendix, ícis. f.
• a periwig, Caliéndrum, dri. n.
• a cap, Pileum, ei. n.
• a fund cap, Cudo, ónis. m.
• ...

• a night-cap, Pileum noctur∣num.
• a band, Colláre, is. n.
• a doublet, Diplóis, ĭdis. f.
• a jerkin, Colóbium, ii. n▪
• a leather jerkin, Colóbium scorteum.
• a jacket, Exómis, ĭdis. f.
• breeches, or Irish trouses, Brac∣cae, árum. f.
• gallie-gaskings, or ship-mens hose, Braccae laxae.
• a slop, Subligáculum, li. n.
• trunk-breeches, Sérica subli∣gária.
• a cod peece, Perizóma, ătis. n.
• a pair of drawers, Campestre.
• a shirt, Lineum indusium.
• the gatherings of a shirt. Patá∣gium, ii. n.
• a womans gown, Palla, ae. f.
• a kirtle, Submínia, ae. f.
• a petticoat, Subúcula, ae. f.
• a wastecoat, Indusium, ii. n.
• a pair of bodies, Cástula, ae f.
• a smock, Súpparum, ri. n.
• a quoif, Cápital, alis. n.
• a cross-cloth, Plágula, ae f.
• a kerchief, Capítium, ii. n.
• a cawl, Retículum capil∣láre.
• the head-tire, Redimículum.
• a veil, Calántica, ae. f.
• a yellow veil, Flammea, ae. f.
• a kercher that women wear which go to bee churched, Peplum, pli. n.
• a neck kercher, Amictórium.
• a gorget, Mammilláre, is. n.
• a partlet, Praecinctórium, ii. n.
• a hand-kercher, Sudárium.
• a fine-hand-kercher, Setabum sudárium.
• a fillet, Vitta, ae. f.
• a hair-lace, Fascia crinális.
• the knot of the hair-lace, Vittae taenia.
• a m••ffler, Buccula, ae. f.
• a head wire, Crinale, is. n.
• a neck-cloth, Focále, is. n.
• a stomacher, Pectórale, is. n.
• an apron, Ventrale, is. n.
• a silk apron, Multítia, ae. f.
• a fardingale, Cinctículus, li.
• a gold chain, Torques, is. d.
• a spangle, Bractéola, ae. f.
• a neck jewel, Moníle, is. n.
• a bracelet, Brachiále, is. n.
• a wrist-band, Pericárpium, li.
• a ring, Annulus, li. m.
• an ear-ring, Ináuris, is. f.
• an ear-jewel, Stalagnium, ii. ••.
• a plain-ring, Annulus purus.
• a seal-ring, Annulus signa∣tórius.
• the beazil of a ring, Pala an∣nuli.
• a bodkin, Acus crinális.
• a point, Ligula astrictoria.
• a ••ag, Caput, ĭtis. n.
• ...

• a tassel, Tórulus, li. m.
• a fan, Flabellum, li. n.
• a hose garter, Fascia crurális.
• a lace, Chòrdula, ae. f.
• to lace, Astringo, is, xi.
• a girdle, Cíngulus, li. m.
• a glove, Chirothéca, ae. f.
• a finger-stall, Dactylothéca, ae
• a sleeve, Manica, ae. f.
• an open-sleeve, Exbola, ae. f.
• a pinion, Ala, ae. f.
• a lap, Sinus, ûs. m.
• a cuff, Manica line ária.
• an hook, Uncus, ci. m.
• an eye or keeper, Ocellus, li. m.
• a loop, Amentum, ti. n.
• a button, Fibula, ae. f.
• a button-hole, Orbículus, li. m.
• a band, Religámen, ĭnis, n.
• a thong, Lorum, ri. n.
• a leather-thong, Corii praese∣gmen.
• a knot, Nodus, di. m.
• a hard knot, Herculeus nodus.
• to tie, Necto, is, xi.
• to binde, Ligo, as, avi.
• to loos, Solvo, is, vi.
• a shoo-tie, Ligula calceórum.
• a shoo, Calceus, i. m.
• a shoo-latchet, Corrigium, ii.
• an upper-leather, Obitrágu∣lum, li. n.
• a shoo-sole, Solea, ae. f.
• a French-heeld-shoe, Mulleus.
• a hose, Crurále, is. n.
• a stocking, Caliga, ae. f.
• a buskin, Cothurnus, ni. m.
• a sock, Soccus, ci. m.
• felt-socks, Impília, órum. n.
• a woollen-sock, Calceus la∣neus.
• a linnen-sock, Calceus lin∣teus.
• a boot, Ocrea, ae. f.
• a spur, Calcar, áris. n.
• a rowel, Stimulus, li. m.
• a buckle, Fíxula, ae. f.
• the tongue of a buckle, Spina, ae.
• a slipper, Crépida, ae. f.
• a pair of pumps, Endrómi∣des, um. f.
• a cork slipper, Crepida sube∣ráta.
• a Span••sh pantos••e, Hetruscum sandálium.
• a stertup, Pero, ónis, m.
• pattens, Calo, ónis. m.
• stiles or crutches, Grallae, árum
• clogs, Soleae lignea••.
• galloches, Gallicae, árum. f.
• a woollen sole, Pedúle, is. n.
• painting, Fucus, ci. m.
• womens-paint, Offucia, ae. f.
• cheek-varnish, Purpurissum, si
• a pin, Acícula, ae. f.
• a pin-case, Theca aciculária.
• a needle, Acus, ûs. f.
• a needle-case, Denticulum aciarium.
• a comb, Pecten, ĭnis. m.
• ...

• a row of comb-teeth, Vallum pectinis.
• a pu••s, Cruména, ae f.
• a pouch, Marsúpium, ii. n.
• a pocket, Pera, ae. f.
• a badg, Insigne, is. n.
• a boss, Bulla, ae. f.
• a looking-glass, Spéculum, li. n
• a pair of spectacles, Oculá∣rium specillum.
• a brush, Verriculum, li. n.
• a bonigrace, Umbrellum, li. n.
• a screen, Antípera, ae. f.
• a screen at ones back, Dorsu∣ále, is. n.
• a womans attire, Mundus, di.
• nast••ness, Illuvies, éi. f.
• a key-knop, Clavium pendi∣go.
• a scarf, Mitella, ae. f.
• a ribband, Taenia, ae. f.
• a red ribband, Russea fascío∣la.
• a silk ribband, Fascia sérica.
• inkle, Fascia línea.
• ferret-ribband, Fascia lanu∣ginósa.
• a hand-kercher, Sudárium, ii.
• a muck-kercher, Muccínium.
• a knife, Culter, tri. m.
• a sheath, Vagína, ae. f.
• to whet, Acuo, is, iii.
• blunt, Obtúsus, a, um.
• a pair of cissers, Forfícula, ae. f.
• a crisping iron, Calamistrum.
• a tooth-pick, Dentise álpium.
• an ear-pick, Auriscalpium, ii.
• the nap of cloth, Villus, li. m.
• the list, Fratilli, órum. m.
• a coverlet or cushion made of lists, Cento, ónis. m.
• a jag, Lacínia, ae. f.
• a hem, Ora, ae. f.
• a purl, or lace, Instita, ae. f.
• a welt, or lace, Limbus, bi. m.
• stitched about, Praesútus, a, um
• a thread, Filum, li. n.
• a rotten thread, Titivilítium.
• splints tied to childrens legs, Serperástrum. tri. n.