Sanation-A cure.

Sapiential-Relating to wisdom.

Stoppel-What stops the hole of a vessel. Stridulous-Making a small creaking noise. Stroid-Destroyed.

Styed-Soared, ascended.

Style-A pen.

Scabious-A herb so called.

Scaith-Injury.

Scant-Scarcely.

Sciscitations Questionings.

Scissure-A rent, division.

jester named Scogan.

Scoganly-Jestingly.

Sconces Forts.

Subduction-Withdrawing.

Subduce-To withdraw.

Scoppet-To lade, to empty.
Scurrile-Scurrilous.

Scruze-To press, to squeeze.
Securance-Security.

Securitan-A secure person.
Seen-Skilled.

Segregate-To separate.
Segregation-Separation.
Seized-Possessed.

Sejoin-To separate.
Sejunction-Separation.

Seldom when-Unfrequently.
Sepelition-Burial.

Sequel-A consequence.
Sequence-Order of succession.
Sere or Seare-Dry, withered.
Sereness-Dryness.

Sermocinations-Preachings.

Several-Separated, distinct.

Severalized-Distinguished.

Severals-Particulars.

Severalty-Separation, distinction.

Sharp-Sword.

Shaveling-A friar, one shaven.

Sheeped-Disgraced.

Shimmering-Glittering.

Shot-Reckoning.

Shrewd-Froward.

Shrift-Confession of sin to a priest.
Shriven-Confessed.

Sidereal Bright, starry.

Sign-To ratify, to consign, to signify. Simulation-Deceit, pretence. Simulatory-Pretended.

Sinisterly-Absurdly, towards

Sortition-Casting lots.

Supernal-Celestial.

Supernatation-Swimming on the surface.

Supersecular-Spiritual.

Suppalpation-Wheedling, gently stroking.

Supparisitation-Flattery, pimping.

Supputation-Computation, account.
Surcease-To leave off.

Surreption-Stealth.

Surrogate-To depute.

Surrogation-Deputation.

Susception-Assuming, taking up.

Swelt-To dry up, or be pained, with beat.

Swinge-Sway, sweep.

Sybaritical-Effeminate, from the people of Sybaris, a city in the south of Italy, infamous for its effeminacy.

Syllabical-Adhering to the merely literal

Tallying-Recording, punishing.

Talmudiges-Adherents to the Talmud.
Tang-A strong taste.

Tazel, or Teasel-The Dipsacus: Eng.
The Shepherd's rod.
Techiness-Peevishness.

Valediction-Farewell.

incense.

Timely Early, premature.
Till-To urge.
Topped-Snuffed.

Torrefaction-Scorching or drying.

Tort-Injury, wrong.
Tour-To fly round.

Towards-Forwards, in preparation.
Tract of time-Process of time.
Tractation-Treating on a subject.

Traduce-To propagate, to convey or deliver down.

Traduction-Derivation, propagation.
Tralation-A metaphorical expression.
Transient-Passing by.

Translocation-Removal.
Treachor-A traitor.

Trochisees-A kind of medical lozenge.

Tropical-Figurative.

Troth-Truth, faith.

Trucheman-An interpreter.

Tuition-Defence.

Tutor-A defender.

Twit-To reproach, to sneer at.

Tympany-A hard swelling of the belly. Tyred, tyring-Fed or feeding as a vul

ture.

Ubiquitary-One who believes the omni-
presence of Christ's body.
Ubiquity-A being in every place.
Umbratical-Shadowy.
Umbrage-A pretext.

Unconvincibleness-Safety from convic

tion.

Undefeasible-Certain, that cannot be

annulled.

Unfeisible-Impracticable.

Univocally-In a determined sense.

Unpleasive-Unpleasing.

Unreaved-Unrent, unopened.

Unrespective-Acting without reasons.

Unright-Unrighteous, not upright.
Unript-Ript.

Unthrift-A prodigal.

Usurary-Usurious.

Ure-Practice, use, habit.

Use-Interest.

Usurp-To employ, to use.

Utter-To sell.

Utopical-Imaginary, chimerical.

Vail-To yield, to give place.

Apparitions, of Good Angels....... vi. 462
of Evil Angels......... vi. 495
Appearance, the Deceit of, Sermon on. v. 123
Apprehension of God, three ways of it.

vii. 344
Approach to God, a duty enjoined.. v. 501
Approaches, order of the two. God's

drawing nigh to us, and our draw-
ing nigh to God...
........ V. 507
Appropriation of God, Christ, and
Heaven to the Soul, the ground of
complacency of heart......... vi. 409
Arbitrary, all valuations of outward
things are so...............No. 17. vi. 257
10.

runs through this whole discourse
of bis....
Areopagi, what................................................. ix. 644, 732
Ark taken...

i. 267
in the house of Obed-Edom.... i. 364
Arm benumbed, Meditation on one. vi. 161
Armada, Spanish..
v. 263
Arminius, Epistle to Mr. Jonas Rei-
gesbergius in Zealand, concerning
some new Opinions broached un-
der his name in Holland......... vii. 271
Asa restores the worship of God... i. 471
his heart perfect with the Lord i. 473
in his sickness sought not to the
Lord but to Physicians....
i. 474
Assurance of Salvation, attainable, but
with difficulty....

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vii. 375

Atheists, the World full of them.
No. 71. vi. 97
Attendant, wise and religious one, be-
nefit of such....
Augustin, his rule for ascertaining
what is of Apostolic Authority.

i. 284

ix. 527
Authority, divine, Satan's Templation
not to submit thereto, repelled. viii. 278
Awe more fit for thoughts of Judgment
than Fear....

viii. 199
Awful disposition of Heart required to-
wards God's infiniteness. No. 16. vi. 256

Baptism, Epistle to Lady Honoria
Hay, on its Necessity, and the Es-
tate of those which necessarily
want it.
vii. 235

how to be received...... vii. 509
Bargain, The Best, Sermon on...... v. 183
Barrenness, Comforts against enume-

rated.....
viii. 174
Basest things ever most plentiful.
No. 71. vi. 18

Bat and Owl, Meditation on the sight
of them........

vi. 209
Beasts wherewith St. Paul conflicted.
v. 320
..... 384, i. 391

Beauty a snare.......

Bedlam, the spiritual, Soliloquy on. vi. 359
Beech-tree, Meditation on the sight of
one full of nuts..........
vi. 154

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