A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from Their Originals, Volume 2

Addison Arbuthnot Atterbury Bacon Beaum blood body Boyle Brown Bullokar called cause Chaucer church Clarendon Cockeram colour Cotgrave death Decay of Piety Denham Dict divine doth draw Dryden earth errour eternal evil eyes fear French give Glanville Goth Hall hath heart heaven Hist Holy honour Hooker Hudibras Huloet Icel Johnson says king L'Estrange Latin lexicography live Locke Lord Macbeth manner means Milton mind motion n. s. Lat n. s. old n. s. old Fr nature never night noun old French Opticks Othello passion person Poems Pope prince publick Ralegh religion Saxon sense Serm Shakspeare Sherwood shew Sidney soul South Spect Spenser spirit Swift Tatler Taylor thee thing thou thought Tillotson unto v. a. dis v. a. Lat v. a. old verb virtue Vulg Warton Woodward word Wotton