GLOSSARIAL INDEX.
��Including the chief technical terms of rhetoric used, and the names of the chief writers and others cited by Cox.
The several references to the use of similar technical term* of rhetoric in "Wilson" that follow are to Sir Thos. Wilson's Arte of Rhetoriqut, 1553.
��"Abdicate or forsaken of his father"
84 : 24, 28
Abiecte 84 : 19 cast off, disowned Absolute state negociall 80 : 10 f. Absolution, absolucyon (in Rhetoric)
79 : 10 f. (defined) Accepte 42 : 2 acceptable Ado 73 : 9 concern, interest Affectuouse 54 : 28 full of emotion. Lat.,
"hcec affectuum verba " Affynes 47:12, 33 the "Affinia" of
Melanchthon. Things having affin- ity with other things Afore 42 : 3 ; 48 : 23, etc., before Alleuiate 54 : 18 ("to a. your mindes")
to lighten, to relieve Almaynes 75 : 35 Germans Alonly 50:11 only, alone Ambages 55:9 to use a. == "to go
.... rounde about the bussh." Ambassades 41 : 30 ; 82 : 1 1 embassage,
embassy
Angele see Policiane Antecessours 41 : 12 predecessors Antytheme (A), Anthethem (B) 44 : 7
the matter which the orator shall
speak of Apeyreth 42 : 8 M. E. Apeyren, to
harm, impair
Approbate 86 : 37 approved Appropred 80 : 7 appropriated, set
aside as proper Apte 41 : 30 likely, fitted Aquiatyn 59 : 36 ( Aquitaine) Aristides 52 Aristotle 42, 45, 46, 88 Assay 43 : 4 essay, attempt Assumptyue state negociall 80 : 29 f.,
Cf. Wilson fol. 53 b
��Attencion 50:13; 54:31 one of the
" places " of the Preamble Attendaunce 54 : 36 attention Attente 54 : 32 attentive Auaunced 81 : 30 advanced Auctoritie 57 : 20; 60 : 2, etc., authority Audyence 54 : 32 the act of hearing Austen, St. 57
Barbarus see Hermolaus
Barbours 80 : 20 barbarous
Basyl, St. 50 f.
Batyle (A); bataile (B); 58 : 28; 53 : 14
battle
Be 42 : 26 for been in pi. indie. Beneuolence 50 : 13 f., etc., one of the
" places " of the Preamble Bewrayed 61 : 21 revealed, made
known
Blake 53 : 29 black Bounden 41:7 for bound Brenne 61 : 32; Brente 62 : 5 to burn Bruyt 56 : 12 reputation Buckled 73 = 28 "They b. togyther,"
they encountred or fought By Cause = because 46 : 5; 86 : 5, etc. Byenge 47 : 7 buying
Caleys, a law of, 85 Camillus, Roman dictator 58 Carrynge 53 : iS'to " carry on " Caste 78:15 ("caste hym afore the
senate ") accused, convicted Cato 56
Cesar 56, 62, 66
Charles, i. f., Charlemagne 59 f. Chirurgiens 83 : 28 surgeons
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