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��THE ARTE OR CRAFTE OF RETHORYKE
��Cicero 88 pro Milone 44, 48, 71, 72, 73, 74, 76,
78, 80
/r0 Archia 51 Epistolcz, ad Lentulum 51 /r0 Ccecina 51
^r<? Pompeio $2, 57, 67, 68, 74 /n? O/e'o 52 ^>r0 .S^r/tf Roscio 52 /r0 Murena 52 /r0 Marcello 62 /r0 Flacco 75 Orationes post reditum 52 </<? /<? agraria 53 z Pisonem 77 afc Inventione 81, 83, 87 Commodiouse 65 : 17 profitable Commodities 60 : 33; 65 : 19, etc., in- terest, advantage
Commune 43 : 12; 44 : 24, etc., to con- verse
Commutatiue equite 47 : 4 Comon places (of Rhetoric) 82 : i Comprobacion (in Rhetoric) 78 : 25 Comynaltye 42 : 19; 52 : 19, etc., com- munity, commonwealth, the commons Conclusion or Peroration 64, etc. Confutacion, the seconde parte of con-
tencion 64 f. Confyrmacion, the fyrste parte of con-
tencion 63 f.; 65 f. Coniecturall 71 (state c. in deliberative
oratory) Cf. Wilson, fol. XLIX Conster 84 : 8 to construe Contencion, or " prouinge of the mat- er" 50 : 5 Contraries 47 : 12 Contraryly 42 : 4; 76 : 33, etc., on the
contrary
To Contrarye 84 : 14 to run contrary to Conuenyent 41 : 24; 43 : 15, etc., suit- able, apt, becoming Coroune (A); crowne (B) 47 : 24 Craft 41:1; 44 = 35; 49:14, etc., (see
title-page) art, skill, artificium Crafty 51 : 6; 71 : 20 skilful Grayer 83 : 9 a small vessel Cunnynge 41 : 8 skilful, knowing Curiositie 58 : 2; 88 : 1 1 nicety, curi- ous art
��Deceytable 79 : 12 deceptive Deducte 59 : 13, etc., deduced Defayt 58 : 30 to deprive, to defeat Defended 58 : 9 repelled, warded off Definicion (in Rhetoric) 45 f.; 83 : 2 f.,
Cf. Wilson 52
Delate (v. t.) 48 : 21 to expand, amplify Delyberatyue oracion 44 : 32; 66 f.,
Cf. Wilson, fol. i6a Demonstratyue oracion 44 : 32; 49 :
18 f., etc., Cf. Wilson, fol. 6b, etc. Demosthenes 43, 49, 52 Deprecacion (in Rhetoric) 81 : 5 f. Descryued 65 : 15 described Dialectual (A); dialectycall (B) 47 : 35 Difficile 43 : 31 (Fr. difficile), difficult Disputacion 44 : 31, or "theme logy- call." Distraught 86 : 33 non compos mentis,
insane Distribucion, a part of Diuisyon 74 : 3,
9f.
Distributyue equite 46 : 28 f. Diuisyon (in Rhetoric) 45 Docilite 50:15 f.; 55:6 one of the " places " of the Preamble or Exor- dium Dysposycyon 43 : 19
Edified 60 : 4 built Egall 84 : 12, etc., equal Enhabited 67 : 6 had residence, dwelt Entwyte 76 : 7 to twit, to reproach Enumeracion 74:11 a part of " distri-
bucion " in Rhetoric. Equite 46 Erasmus
Moricz Encomium 54, 65
de Conscribendis Epistolis 63
de Matrimonio 65, 66
Copia 54
Artis Medicce Latides 66 Euery 44 : 35 (for " each ") ; so 85 : 30 Excepcion 87 : 19 (as a legal term) Exorden or Preamble 50 : 3 exordium Exposicion 74 : 12 a part of "distribu-
cion " in Rhetoric
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