One of the Twelve Apostles of Christ; apostles twelve; also, a missionary or evangelist of the early Church, such as St. Paul; apostle of Engelonde; apostle of hethen men; apostolene prince. …

An antiseptic ointment prepared in various ways (orig. of 12 ingredients); Apostles' ointment. …

A decoction. …

Destroyer (a Greek epithet of the Devil). …

A precious stone, prob. a sapphire. …

The master of the feast at Cana in Galilee (John 2.1-10); -- both as common noun and proper name. …

?Hematite. …

A precious stone with magical properties; ?litharge of silver. …

(a) The tartar produced by fermentation of wine, crude potassium bitartrate; (b) poudre of argoil, powdered tartar; prob. also, sal tartar; (c) salt argoil, potassium carbonate made by heating tartar……

A member of the Athenian court which met on the Areopagus, Areopagite. …

Rule by the virtuous, aristocracy; usen aristogracie. …

(a) The action of singing or making music; harmonious sounds, song, music; (b) the combining of simultaneous musical notes to form chords; harmony; (c) a song, a musical composition; (d) the music of……

To make (a medicine) aromatic or fragrant; to perfume (the mouth, breath, etc.). …

Cuckoo-pint or wake-robin Arum maculatum. …

A grappling hook; also used fig. of amber. …

A harpy; fig. a rapacious person [quot. c1475]. …

Raising (of the voice). …

(a) The 'art' or 'science' of measuring and calculating, being one of the four disciplines comprised in the quadrivium (along with geometry, astronomy, and music); (b) a treatise on this 'science'. …

(a) A blood vessel of the arterial system. [According to Galen, whose views were generally accepted in the Middle Ages, the blood circulated in two separate systems, the venous and the arterial. The……

Arthritic, rheumatic; arthritis, rheumatism; goute artetik, arthritis, gout. …