Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
A48812	Interrogation is a short pause commonly of a compound axiome; perfect in sense, but not in sentence, marked thus?
A48812	who taught you to flee from the wrath to come?
A10851	Barbari,& insulsi terribilesque forent: Qualis ego, tantae cui vires?
A10851	What a simple sound is?
A10851	What are mutes?
A35352	He that knoweth not that he doth amiss, will not be corrected How many mischiefs doth idleness bring upon men?
A35352	Quid turpius arroganti imperitiâ?
A35352	Quàm multa mala hominibus affert otium?
A35352	What is more filthy than proud unskilfulness?
A69015	A kinde of argument, which conuinceth ones aduersary both waies as in saying: If hee bee a good man, why doe you speake euill of him?
A69015	At the first sending hereof, the people were in such admiration, that they said to each other, Manhu?
A69015	What is this?
A19762	For who in his familiar Epistles more succinct than Cicero?
A19762	Hath not Albertus?
A19762	Hath not Columbus?
A19762	Hath not Isidore?
A19762	Hath not Plinie?
A19762	In Orations, and otherwise, who more profuse?
A19762	NEscio cur tu, Nescio, ais, dulcedine quavis Ductus?
A19762	Sed quid cum ver a docebis?
A19762	The Interrogation point is figured thus(?)
A19762	WHat shall I say?
A19762	WHere can one walke along the streets, but hee May Schollers, Courtiers, and good Linguists see?
A19762	have not the best of naturall Historians and Geographers sufficiently depicted them?
A19762	or thee by whom the worke is done?
A19762	shall I the worke alone Applaud?
A28472	A Cord of Wood, A parcel of Fire- wood, set out as the Coal- fire, containing in measure — How shall we understand this without an Oedipus?
A28472	Are we not like to have an accurate account of obsolete, difficult, or foreign words from him who stumbles so miserably at plain Ember- week?
A28472	As first for Words of Ecclesiastical use, How grosly hath he abused the two common words, Candlemass and Ember- week?
A28472	Can it be imagined, that the learned Fitz- Herbert would be guilty of such an absurd Explication?
A28472	He may as well call it Somniatio; for the word in Domesday signifies a mustering of men, what then hath Dominatio to do with it?
A28472	If any one would pretend to make sence of this; to whom shall them and his relate?
A28472	In a third — Ubi notare est miserimam Authoris ignorantiam,& c. What then will Strangers think of it; what our own Countreymen?
A28472	MVst this then be suffered?
A28472	Quaver, A measure of time in Musick being the half of a Crotchet, as a Crotchet the half of a Quaver, a Semiquaver,& c. What fustian is here?
A28472	Villaine — Our Villains Regardant to Mannors were Glebae Abscriptitii, tied to Turk — What had our Villains to do with the Turk?
A28472	What then would a more knowing Reader discover, that should seriously peruse the whole?
A28472	Where then shall we find the other three quarters?
A28472	eng Phillips, Edward, 1630- 1696?
A58162	An Callidrys Bellonii?
A58162	Happa: Hap ye: Think you?
A58162	Holibut or Halibut; the biggest of all this kind, an Hippoglossus Rondel?
A58162	Quid enim in cude durius?
A58162	Rough Hounds; Mustelus, an laevis primus Salviani?
A58162	Sed quo commercio Graeci Scotis totius Europae longitudine dissi ● is vocabula impertiri potuerurit?
A58162	The Coddy moddy or lesser grey Gull: an Larus major Aldrov?
A58162	The Redgame: Grygallus minor, an Longolii Gallina Betula?
A58162	The Stone- smich or Stone- chatter; an Muscicapa tertia Alarov?
A58162	The White- throat: an Spipola prima Aldrov?
A58162	The great Gray Gull: an Wagel Cornubi- ensium?
A58162	The greatest Diver: Colymbus maximus, an Lum?
A58162	To Wonne or Wun: to Dwell: as where won you?
A58162	Topes; An Mustelus laevis secundus seu Canosa Salviani?
A58162	What Seel of day?
A58162	Where Fured you?
A58162	Whither went you?
A58162	an Asilus, an Luteola Turneri?
A58162	where dwell you?
A54746	A Cord of Wood, A parcel of Fire- wood, set out as the Coal- fire, containing in measure — How shall we understand this without an Oedipus?
A54746	Among the Greeks, who have better deserved of the World for the excellency of their Works, than Plato, Xenophon, Thucydides?
A54746	Are we not like to have an accurate account of obsolete, difficult, or foreign words from him who stumbles so miserably at plain Ember- week?
A54746	As first for Words of Ecclesiastical use, How grosly hath he abused the two common words, Candlemass and Ember- week?
A54746	Can it be imagined, that the learned Fitz- Herbert would be guilty of such an absurd Explication?
A54746	He may as well call it Somniatio; for the word in Domesday signifies a mustering of men, what then hath Dominatio to do with it?
A54746	Hinefare — Si quis occidit hominem& Reges& facit heinfaram, dat Regi xx?
A54746	If any one would pretend to make sence of this; to whom shall them and his relate?
A54746	In a third — Ubi notare est miserimam Authoris ignorantiam,& c. What then will Strangers think of it; what our own Countreymen?
A54746	MVst this then be suffered?
A54746	Phillips, Edward, 1630- 1696?
A54746	Phillips, Edward, 1630- 1696?
A54746	Quaver, A measure of time in Musick, being the half of a Crotchet, as a Crotchet the half of a Quaver, a Semiquaver,& c. What fustian is here?
A54746	Uillaine — Our Villains Regardant to Mannors were Glebae Abscriptitii, tied to Turk — What had our Villains to do with the Turk?
A54746	What then would a more knowing Reader discover, that should seriously peruse the whole?
A54746	Where then shall we find the other three quarters?
A54746	Who among the Latins have been more famous than Livie, Cicero, Salust?
A28464	An Interrogation point is made thus[?]
A28464	At first sending hereof the people were in such admiration that they said to each other, manhu?
A28464	But why may not Arthure be rather a Brittish word composed of Art ●, which signifies a Bear, and awr, signifying a man, Vir?
A28464	Est adhibenda fides rationi nominis hujus Compositi Frederic, duo componentia cujus Sunt Frederic, Frith, quid nisi Pax?
A28464	Hence''t is we use to say to those that are melancholy, what, alls- a- mort, or amortified?
A28464	How do Wife and Children?
A28464	If naught, why do you keep him company?
A28464	Ric, quid nisi regum?
A28464	Sic per Hendiaden, Fredericus, quid nisi vel Rex Pacificus?
A28464	The Interogation point thus[?]
A28464	his Father answered, the horse doth neigh: riding farther, the Son heard a Cock crow, and said, doth the Cock neigh too?
A28464	i. quid est hoc?
A28464	or what boot will you give me?
A28464	or when will the Altar be ready?
A28464	vel regia Pax?
A28464	what is this?
A28464	when shall the sacrifice be made?
A17877	And hops not like the Grecian elegies?
A17877	As for example: Was it my desteny, or dismall chaunce?
A17877	But this Barnzy knowes that his Matilda Skorning him with Haruy playes the wanton; Knowes it?
A17877	But whence showres so fast this angry tempest, Clowding dimme the place?
A17877	But why an Iambick in the third place?
A17877	Could I catch that Nimble trayter Skornefull Lawra, Swift foote Lawra, Soone then would I Seeke auengement; What''s th''auengement?
A17877	I slye; Whether?
A17877	If I graunt?
A17877	Perhaps; will lofty courtly wits not ayme Still at perfection?
A17877	Smith by sute diuorst, the knowne adultres Freshly weds againe; what ayles the mad- cap By this fury?
A17877	Some will redeeme me; fewe; yes, reade me too; Fewer; nay loue me; now thou dot''st I see; Will not our English Athens arte defend?
A17877	To Paules Churchyard; what in those cels to stād, With one leafe like a riders cloke put vp To catch a termer?
A17877	WHether thus hasts my little booke so fast?
A17877	What Deuine in hi ● Sermon, or graue Counseller in his Oration wil ● alleage the testimonie of a rime?
A17877	What more vnhappy life, what misery more?
A17877	What musick can there be where there is no proportion obserued?
A17877	Why droopst thou Trefeild?
A17877	by heau''n he can not; Can not?
A17877	or lye mustie there With rimes a terme set out, or two before?
A17877	or not striue to imitate them?
A17877	what''s the reason?
A17877	will Hurst the Banker Make dice of thy bones?
A17848	Abstulit hunc terrae matri maris vnda nouerca, Proh dolor?
A17848	Anglorum cur est gens quaevis invida genti?
A17848	Be not we eleaven heere, and thou but one all alone, and al we agreed, whereto shouldst thou sticke?
A17848	But what say you ●( quoth the King,) whenas he is a Clergyman?
A17848	Casius but Cattes- eies?
A17848	Credimus esse Deos?
A17848	Cum sim fenestra peruia, Si quod recepi nuntio, Quae putatur iniuria?
A17848	Cur damnatur apertio?
A17848	Et reges à regibus qui sibi succedunt?
A17848	Hee aunswered, that it was a verie little paine if a man would remember hell: Yea Frier( quoth the Gallant) but what and if there be no Hell?
A17848	Here lyeth Menalcas as dead as a logge ▪ That liued like a deuill& died like a dogge: Here doth he lye said I?
A17848	Hic situs est sitiens atque ebrius Eldertonus, Quid dico hic situs est?
A17848	I pray you tell me father when doth the Sunne change?
A17848	Miraris Ianam Craio sermone valere?
A17848	Nominibus certis credam decurrere mores?
A17848	Nonnè de militibus mili ● es procedunt?
A17848	Petus but Pink- eyed?
A17848	Phu ● nisi fusus?
A17848	Quid Diadema tibi pulcherrima?
A17848	Quis fuit Alcides?
A17848	Quis in igne positus igni non vratur?
A17848	Quis in mundo demorans castus habeatur?
A17848	Quis morritur?
A17848	Quis sim nosse cupis?
A17848	Saltem sordes quas ingeris, Cur non lauas per lachrimam Aut quarè non crueris Mentem fermentans azimam?
A17848	Sed cur lunaris facies fuscata videtur?
A17848	Sic per 〈 ◊ 〉 Fredericus, quid nisi vel rex, Pacificus vel regia pax?
A17848	So farre, quoth the Messenge?
A17848	Stemmata continuas, recitas ex ordine patres, Queis nisi tu similis, Rufule quid recitas?
A17848	Te totum dulcor perfundit,& indè vocaris, Pandulphus quid Pan nisi totum?
A17848	The ornament of our land was meant by him which placed only the Moone in heaven in full light with, QVID SINE TE COELVM?
A17848	Tu contra Stephanum cui copia multa virorum; Duxisti pautos, our paucos?
A17848	Tu modo qualis eris?
A17848	What?
A17848	Whates thy name gud fellow?
A17848	When they heard this they were halfe angry with him, What good fellow,( quoth one of the Northerne men) whare wannes thou?
A17848	Who is perfect?
A17848	Who would liue in others breath?
A17848	Will you sit still by the fire, and make goselings in the ashes with a sticke, as children doe?
A17848	aut quis Magnus Alexander?
A17848	cur?
A17848	ense: Quando?
A17848	or, Who is like God?
A17848	qualiter?
A17848	quid mundi quaeris honores?
A17848	quid tibi gemma?
A17848	quis Casar Iulius?
A17848	quis locus?
A39127	Banter, a pleasant way of prating, which seems in earnest, but is in jest, a sort of ridicule, What do you banter me?
A39127	Barker, a Salesman''s Servant that walks before the Shop, and cries, Cloaks, Coats, or Gowns, what d''ye lack, Sir?
A39127	Do the Waters Pass well?
A39127	Do you think to Sharp or Trick me?
A39127	Has he come it?
A39127	Has the Cull any Terra Firma?
A39127	Has the Fool any Land?
A39127	Have ye any Game Mother?
A39127	Have you rais''d the Recruits, c. is the Money come in?
A39127	How Chear you?
A39127	How Queerely the Cull Touts?
A39127	How fare you?
A39127	How fares your old Trunk?
A39127	How lies the Land?
A39127	How many Sieges have you had?
A39127	How stands the Reckoning?
A39127	How you Sail about?
A39127	How you Santer about?
A39127	Litter, any thing clatter''d up, out of Place or Order, What a litter here is?
A39127	May- games, Frolicks, Plaies, Tricks, Pastimes,& c. Do you make a May- game of me?
A39127	Peter Lug, Who is Peter Lug?
A39127	What Avails it?
A39127	What Boots it?
A39127	What a Bustle you make ▪ What a Hurry or Rattle you Cause?
A39127	What a Clutter you keep?
A39127	What a Pelt you are in?
A39127	What a Racket those Ramps keep?
A39127	What a Sad Pass things are come to?
A39127	What a Whimpering you keep?
A39127	What a busel these rude Children make?
A39127	What a stir you make?
A39127	What a toss and tumble?
A39127	What are you Mawdlin you Rake?
A39127	What do you Top upon me?
A39127	What do you fun me?
A39127	What you game me?
A39127	Who Christens the Health?
A39127	Who Cries Stinking Fish?
A39127	Who Leads?
A39127	Who Skinks?
A39127	Who Tosts now?
A39127	Who Touts?
A39127	Who goes worse Shod than the Shoe- maker''s Wife?
A39127	Who has any Lands in Appleby?
A39127	Who is at your Elbow?
A39127	Who let''s the Glass stand at his Door?
A39127	Will ye raise a Cloud, c ▪ shall we Smoke a Pipe?
A39127	Will you Melt a Bord ▪ c. Will you spend your Shilling?
A39127	You must not look a Given Horse in the Mouth, or what is freer then Gift?
A39127	are ye''neither Drunk, nor Sober?
A39127	c. Does your Nose stand fast?
A39127	c. do you stick a little Wax to the Dice to keep them together, to get the Chance, you wou''d have?
A39127	c. has he lent it you?
A39127	c. who looks out sharp?
A39127	do you Abuse or Expose me?
A39127	i. e. How many Stools have you had?
A39127	or who dispraises his own Ware?
A39127	what a Chafe your in?
A43692	''T is Rowland calls; what wou''d my Swine?
A43692	''T is certain, quoth he: Is''t certain, quoth she?
A43692	A Taylor once was bid to make a Gown; And who d''ye think''t was for?
A43692	And as through Stratford- Bow I came, Says one, How d''ye, Sir?
A43692	And do you love me there?
A43692	And first, says ne, an, utrum, whether You do intend to speak altogether, Or singly?
A43692	And so ● … 〈 … 〉 and oft cry Foh; And with 〈 … 〉 proh, cry Oh: As ô preceptor ● … 〈 … 〉 ● ras?
A43692	And the third year also future to that?
A43692	And then came in a very scurvy cur, Askt''em why they then made such a stir?
A43692	And why should she thus ravish me, And I not ravish her again?
A43692	Are a Females Eyes Such a notable Prize, As to offer thy Life for a Sacrifice?
A43692	Are you sure on''t?
A43692	But prethee say with who?
A43692	But when, Sir?
A43692	But where, Sir?
A43692	But why a Trident in his hand?
A43692	But why, Sir?''
A43692	COme, my durty Pug, away; What the Pox d''ye mean to say?
A43692	Can Venus''s Philtres so prevalent be, That thou shouldst in a Phrensie thy weakness discover, And part with thy Manhood and Birthright so free?
A43692	Cause you slight me, quoth he: Do I slight you, quoth she?
A43692	Come then, says Noll, we''ll go, my Doll, And see the house before; And then, says he: What then, says she?
A43692	For shall I spare one, such a Rape hath done, And violence on my Soul hath lain?
A43692	How ca n''t be otherways, being stuft with Lunacie, And commonly light- headed used to be?
A43692	How much, Sir?
A43692	How, says iste, is that the man must do''t?
A43692	I am fickish, quoth he: are you sickish, quoth she?
A43692	I have, says Noll: What hast, says Doll?
A43692	I hope he does not think I''m running away?
A43692	I vow, says Noll, I love thee, Doll: But pray, Sir, tell me where?
A43692	I''d gi''thee, quoth he: Wou''d you gi''me, quoth she, But what, Sir?
A43692	I''d ha''thee, quoth he: Wou''d you ha''me, quoth she?
A43692	I''d hug thee, quoth he: Wou''d you hug me, quoth she?
A43692	I''d kiss thee, quoth he: Wou''d you kiss me, quoth she?
A43692	Is a Goddess engrav''d on her heavenly Brow?
A43692	Is it because thou lov''st to range And take thy swing about?
A43692	Is''t done, says he?
A43692	MY Nanny, quoth he: Why Janny, quoth she, Your will, Sir?
A43692	Nay, says necne, Whether or no: And so says anne: Says nonne, Is''t not so?
A43692	O, Master, why 〈 … 〉 me?
A43692	O, Sir,''t is most certain; and I say yes: For is not the next year future to this?
A43692	One askt him why he marri''d a Northern woman?
A43692	One askt why they were so cruel, To adde a flame unto the fewel Of that giddy Multitude, That then were so exceeding rude?
A43692	Or else dost think my Fortune lean, And can not entertain Thee in a handsome Miss- like mean?
A43692	Or were they at that time afraid To touch that Princely Coat?
A43692	PRethee, Caelia, tell me why Thou''st been so strange of late?
A43692	Quorsum then did ask''em to what end They quarrelled, and whither did it tend?
A43692	R.''T is Roger calls: What news, you Sot?
A43692	Says cupio, Then faith now I covet drink: I believe''t, says credo; but where''s the Chink Must purchase it?
A43692	Says fio, How came this to be made or done?
A43692	Says heus, Heark ye: so said ehodum too, What''s the cause ye make so much ado?
A43692	Says quamdiu then, How long shall we stay?
A43692	Says quare, Wherefore do ye jar?
A43692	Says quare, Wherefore should they do''t?
A43692	Says quomodo, But how can it be done?
A43692	Shall a purblind Boy Thy Courage destroy, And make thee submit like a Slave to a Toy?
A43692	Some are possest with dread; says atat, Out alas, What shall we do, being brought to this pass?
A43692	THe Adverbs had a Quarrel, as they say: Says ubi, Where?
A43692	That''s sic: sic, says he?
A43692	The Tables fill''d with Bottles were, We scarce cou''d set Tobacco there; That one to ask was then so bold, Whether the Bottles were to be sold?
A43692	Then all did call him cur, which made him cry, And why cur, says he?
A43692	Then ego amo, I love; tu amas, thou lovest; I lle amat, he loveth: Now which loves best?
A43692	This pish, pish, Groper, stand away?
A43692	Thus you''ve heard the meaning of all the four Conjugations; what need I say any more?
A43692	To my Chamber, quoth he: To your Chamber, quoth she?
A43692	Troth, friend, thought I, I''m o''thy mind: For I am so much gaul''d behind, There''s no place free, it is so tore, How cou''d it then gaul any more?
A43692	Truly, forsooth, I was never a Blab Of my Tongue: Wou''d you a done it?
A43692	Vnde askt from whence comes all this prate?
A43692	Vos amatis, ye love; why shou''d ye not?
A43692	WHy shou''d we ere Beauty fade, Slaves to Care and Age be made, Since our flying Youth can no more be had?
A43692	WHy should we ere think of Love?
A43692	We''ll not be confin''d: Can they want any thing that are merry?
A43692	What Goods, says Doll?
A43692	What Object now has took thy eye, That I am thus so soon laid by, As one that''s out of date?
A43692	What else, says she?
A43692	What is she some Angel, thou valuest her so?
A43692	What makes thy Master send thus every day?
A43692	What then, says Doll?
A43692	When a man is dumb, how can''s mind be exprest?
A43692	When we d we, says he?
A43692	Where is''t, says she?
A43692	Which way, says qua?
A43692	Whither shall we flie, says quo?
A43692	Who got the Child, says she, you Jade?
A43692	Who is''t, says he?
A43692	Why did you not cry out, you Drab, When first you saw he begun it?
A43692	Why did you not then sooner go, You errant Quean, before''t was known?
A43692	Why some Money, quoth he: O some Money, quoth she?
A43692	Why there, Sir?
A43692	Why this proud and coy denying,''Cause I there my hand did lay?
A43692	Why this stir?
A43692	Why where was I?
A43692	Why where, you Whore?
A43692	Why, why, says Doll?
A43692	Wil ● thou stoop to the checks Of the Feminine Sex, That dayly does study poor Mortals to vex?
A43692	are you lame, Or are you gaul''d, and is it sore?
A43692	in what place, I pray?
A43692	what,''cause y''are Foreman O''th''Jury?
A43692	why this denying?
A28452	And can there be any sorrow so great that these considerations can not consolate?
A28452	And shall a Lawyer( for the Bastinado given in a Court of Justice to his companion) be advanced?
A28452	And shall not your inferiours do the like with you?
A28452	And shall they that break all Laws, yet in this observe civility?
A28452	And shall we the most sinfull esteem it a blot to our reputation to be unrevenged on our brethren?
A28452	And who should be a fitter Mourner at the exequies of a fair Lady, than so compleat a servant of Ladies?
A28452	Another, Did the most innocent vouchsafe a part of his glory to pray for his enemies?
A28452	Are you Assistant to your friend?
A28452	Are you Judge amongst your neighbors and inferiors?
A28452	Art not thou then thrice as obscure as thou art renowned?
A28452	At length letting her tongue go( as dolourous thoughts guided it) she thus( with lamentable demeanor) spake, — Wilt thou give my sorrows no truce?
A28452	Be my ears unworthy, or my tongue suspected?
A28452	Because she doth deny, deny?
A28452	But alas, how can speech produce belief in him, whom sight can not perswade?
A28452	But having declared your self, you intend to be upright?
A28452	But whether rove I?
A28452	By Interrogation thus, Are not most men ignorant?
A28452	Can your belief lay hold on such a miracle?
A28452	Casting his eye( the Messenger of his heart) upon — Seest not thou these Trophies erected in his honor, and his honour shining in these Trophies?
A28452	Did the Sun ever bring fruitful Harvest; but was more hot then pleasant?
A28452	Did you mark ● is looks?
A28452	Did you note his speeches?
A28452	Did you truly conceive the particular proceedings of the Action?
A28452	Do you converse with your superiors, to learn of them to be able to judge them, and benefit your self?
A28452	Do you grudge me part of your sorrow being sister in Nature, I would I were not so far off a Kin in fortune?
A28452	Do you not see that this is a sallet of wormwood, vvhile mine eyes feed upon the Ambrosia of your beauty?
A28452	Do you see( my friend) how I hug your attributions?
A28452	Dost thou desire to be known?
A28452	For suppose you marry into some worthy Family; suppose they inrich you with some new friends; may not a vain of thriving rob me of your acquaintance?
A28452	H.C. What is it that you should thus conceal from me?
A28452	HOw much my sm ● ll deserts are overballanced by your unspeakable goodn ● ss?
A28452	Hath this world a Government?
A28452	Have you any Fathers that be not sometimes froward?
A28452	Have you any of your children, that be not sometimes cumbersom?
A28452	Have you not seen a stately kinde of courtesie, and a proud kinde of humility?
A28452	He is a swaggerer amongst quiet men?
A28452	How can I commit a sacriledge against the sweet Saint that lives in my inmost Temple?
A28452	How canst thou be a stranger to my purposes, that art the Treasurer of my secrets?
A28452	How is this suffered?
A28452	How laudable it is to repair the ruines of his own decayed Palaces and Granges?
A28452	I can not deny it; you look for some sense?
A28452	I partly believe it: But you finde none?
A28452	If I grant you an advantage over me,''t is but what you have asserted: I answer the same Post, and to many besides yours; But what is this?
A28452	In Europe, how canst thou be famous?
A28452	In deliberating sometimes you are amazed; as, Whom shall I blame?
A28452	Is it not a safer gain of popularity, with ceremonies, then with discovering your Nature?
A28452	Love moved Biblis to be enamoured on her own brother Caunus, and Pasiphae to accompany vvith a Bull?
A28452	My own preservation, lessens not my contribution to the Publicke ▪ must I bee, or I can not be able?
A28452	Now in these persons is there ever a stedfast decency, and uniform difference of manners observed wheresoever you find them?
A28452	O Parthenia, no more Parthenia, what art thou?
A28452	O what may not depraved love do, since sincere amity can not avoid suspition?
A28452	Parentheses( Interrogation(?)
A28452	Sometimes the occasion is taken from some quality or other thing, whereto your self gives shew of life; as, Hope tell me, what hast thou to hope for?
A28452	Sometimes we enter into Communication; as, Were it your case, what would you answer?
A28452	That they are not necessary, you can not say, for what more necessary in your life, then to write well?
A28452	The most covetous man longs not to get riches out of that ground which can bear nothing; Why?
A28452	The way to ease our selves is hard, yet not impossible: but what is it?
A28452	Then, as a Husband, do but observe how kind he is, and withall how chast?
A28452	There is Occupatio and Subjectio in Arcadia, if she contemned, then thus — if otherwise, then& c. Did I walk abroad to see my delight?
A28452	Tormented, tormented?
A28452	Vnkindness moved me, and what can so trouble my courses, or wrack my thoughts as unkindness?
A28452	What a paradise of unspotted goodness his filthy though ● s sought to defile?
A28452	What doth better become wisdom then to discern what is worthy loving?
A28452	What doth not a bad servant when once he possesseth the easie nature of his Master?
A28452	What doth not a plaistered sanctity for the subversion of the simple?
A28452	What else will happen unto you, bu ● to court a phantasie which loos ● ing your hold, will leave you nothing but the sorrow of your illusions?
A28452	What hath your poor servant deserved to have his own misfortune loade ● with your displeasure?
A28452	What kinsman of his unabused, what friend undeceived, what companion uncorrupted, can speak for him?
A28452	What more agreeable to goodness then to love it, so discerned?
A28452	What plainer meaning then, sleep among thieves?
A28452	When Asia and Africa, that have thrice as many people, hear not of thy actions?
A28452	Where?
A28452	Why will you give me with so sparing a hand, the riches of your presence?
A28452	Why?
A28452	Will you have more?
A28452	With what a witty ignorance she would understand?
A28452	You commend his wisdom?
A28452	You would be counted liberal?
A28452	You would thrive in bargaining?
A28452	alas, alas; why loved I?
A28452	and disobey our Fathers?
A28452	and what you conceive will be the sequels, chiefly of neerest connexion?
A28452	but is quiet among swaggerers?
A28452	but who would not grieve more, to see his experience controlled?
A28452	doth not a commendations, a hat, a good word, a good- morrow, p ● rchase more hearts then a moneths familiar pratling; with a flock of rude people?
A28452	hate our children?
A28452	how full of warm expressions of love, and yet how far from wanton?
A28452	if such glory can dwell with corruption, what Celestial excellencies are in the Saints above?
A28452	may not I lose you?
A28452	nay, may not you lose your self in a labyrinth of worldly cares?
A28452	now in earnest I could laugh,& c. Why loved I?
A28452	read with favor, and censure with mercy; — Why should not that, which is one, rest in unity?
A28452	shall I make learning hateful to you by my reprehensions?
A28452	shall I make my silence accessary to your idleness?
A28452	shall we that profess Laws, maintain outrage?
A28452	shall we therefore curse the Sun?
A28452	what shall I pretend?
A28452	where can he dye with honor?
A28452	where can he live without shame?
A28452	whither do you lead me?
A28452	who would not gaze himself into admiration, when he shall see so rich a treasure in so pure a Cabinet, unmatched vertue in matchless beauty?
A28452	you will grow contemptible, you offer Reconciliation?
A28452	your strength will forsake you, you dispraise your adversaries?
A44736	& c. wheras we shold say, Were you ever in France?
A44736	And are all kind of persons used th ● ●, whether Forren, or Natives?
A44736	And doth not the Kingdom of Navarr appertain to the King of France?
A44736	And with your favor, Whither did you direct your way from the City of Burgos?
A44736	Ay tambien nota de Interrogacion, que se figura assi?
A44736	But do you call Valladolid a Village, being so great a place, and where the Catholick Court kept so long?
A44736	But el is often o ● itted, being included in the Verb, which is of the third person, as hà comido, have you din''d?
A44736	Como es esto, que siendo el Rey de España tan gran Monarca, no tiene una Corte correspondiente a su grandeza?
A44736	DIOS le dè muy buenos dias Señor Don Felipe, años hà que no le he visto; digame si fuere, servido, donde hà estado tanto tiempo?
A44736	De España?
A44736	De Sarogoça por doude adereçava vm sus passos?
A44736	Did it fortune you to see the House of Celestina?
A44736	El Reyno de los Algarves no pertenece a la corona de Portugàl?
A44736	En aquellos lugares fronteros no se hallan Guardas que miran a los Passageros?
A44736	Es possible esso?
A44736	Estar is much us''d in salutation, and in reference to health, as como esta mi padre, how doth my father?
A44736	From Saragossa whither did you direct your journey?
A44736	From Spain?
A44736	From thence whither did you bend your cours?
A44736	GOD give you very good dayes Sir Philip, It is a great while since I saw you; tell me, if you be pleas''d, Where have you bin so long?
A44736	God bless me, and what was the cause( under favor) that made you to undergo such a journey?
A44736	Haga me merced de informarme que quiere dezir Venta?
A44736	How can that be, the Spanish King being so great a Monarch; and hath he not a Court correspondent to his greatnes?
A44736	I have read that Philip the second asking Andrea Doria a great Seaman Which was the best Port in all Spain?
A44736	I pray, do me the favor as tell me what Venta is?
A44736	If to subdu ones Self, if to obtain A Conquest o''re the Passions, bee to Raign, Here lies the Gretest King( who can say more?)
A44736	In French she is of that weight that she makes somtimes a whole word of her self, as Voulez vous y aller, Will you go thither?
A44736	In lieu of qual what, and como how, these two words que tal are us''d, which is a pure Spanicism, as que tal est à mi hermano, how doth my brother?
A44736	In those frontire places, are ther not Gards to look what Travellers passe?
A44736	Is it possible that you did not find such in your travels, Spain being so good a Countrey, and abounding in all things?
A44736	Is it possible?
A44736	Los terceros Possessivos son Her hers, con sus Plurales their theirs; como her distaf su rueca, her maidenhead su virginidad; whose ring is this?
A44736	Para que why, to what end?
A44736	Pues al partir de san Sebastian adonde se encaminava?
A44736	Pues llama vm, Valladolid Villa siendo un Lugàr tan grande, y adonde la Corte Catolica residio tanto tempo?
A44736	Pues que me dize?
A44736	Que hath no Plural, as quien and qual have, as quien es aquel hidalgo, who is that Gentleman?
A44736	Que son los otros dominios que tiene la Corona de Portugal?
A44736	Somtimes to avail, as de que sirve todo esso, what purpose serves all this?
A44736	The Kingdom of the Algarves, doth it not appertain to the Crown of Portugal?
A44736	The Spaniards have a peculiar Idiom, to use que tanto for quanto in Inter ● ogations, as que tanto es del mes?
A44736	The third Possessif is Her hers, with their Plurals their theirs; as Her Distaf su rueca, her Maiden head su Virginidàd; whose ring is this?
A44736	Ther is also a Note of Interrogation, and is figur''d thus?
A44736	Ther is an observable phrase in Spanish, Que serà de mi?
A44736	Thine also stands for a Possessif of it self to a question, as Whose land is that?
A44736	Thine tambien es possessivo de si mesmo a una pregunta, como whose land is that?
A44736	Thine; cuya a tierra es aquella?
A44736	Well, when you parted from San Sebastian, whither did you direct your cours?
A44736	What do you tell me?
A44736	What other Dominions are there, over which the Crown of Portugal doth Lord it?
A44736	What will become of mee?
A44736	When you read this; I know you wil bee apt to say, That a Fools bolt is soon shot, or cry out, Witt whither willt thou?
A44736	Y con su licencia, de Burgos para donde se encamino sù merced?
A44736	Y no es el Reyno de Navarra del Rey de Francia?
A44736	Y se haze esto a todo genero de personas Estrangeros y Naturales?
A44736	Yr is taken in divers senses, as como le va, how goes it with you?
A44736	a Londres, do you go to London?
A44736	a que proposito to what purpose?
A44736	alli la Torre Encantada, y el artificio con que se sube el agua del Rio hasta lo alto de la Cindad que es tan curioso y renombrado?
A44736	alli por ventura la casa de Celestina?
A44736	and whence com you now?
A44736	but quien in the singular is counted more elegant, as quien son ellos mercaderes?
A44736	cuyo cavallo es aquel, whose horse is that?
A44736	dias hà,''t is a pretty while since: que tanto hà que estays aqui, how long have you bin here?
A44736	en aquel negocio, how went it with you in that busines?
A44736	es possible que no las aya en su viage, siendo España tan buena tierra, y abundante de todo?
A44736	have you bin in France, Sir?
A44736	hee sayed, And old Courtier Sir; What Courtier sayed Sir Thomas?
A44736	how far is it from London to Lancaster?
A44736	hà buelto del palacio, how long is it that you have returned from Court?
A44736	less: tienes de comer?
A44736	menos, hast thou clothes?
A44736	mine; cuya espada es esta?
A44736	mine; whose Glove is that?
A44736	no, hast thou any mony?
A44736	no: tienes vestidos?
A44736	or according to the words, That sellest thy self unto mee for such a wise man?
A44736	porque, porque razon for what reson, why?
A44736	que is what or that, que es esto, what is this?
A44736	que se le da a el, what doth hee care for it?
A44736	que serà de ti?
A44736	que tal se halla mi madre, how doth my mother?
A44736	que tanto ay de Londres a Lancastra?
A44736	que va a mi en esto, what doth it concern mee?
A44736	quien es son aquellos mercaderes, who are those merchants?
A44736	quien, que, qual, as quien canta, who sings?
A44736	tampoco, hast thou meat?
A44736	tengo tan buenos parientes como vos, I have as good kindred as you: o quan dulcemente canta, how sweetly do you sing?
A44736	then answer is made, esta bueno loado sea Dios, he is well praised be God: como esta V M. how do you do Sir?
A44736	valgame Dios, y qual fue la causa( eon licencia) que le hizo emprender aquel viaje?
A44736	what day of the months is it?
A44736	what will become of thee?
A44736	will you sup with mee?
A44736	y de donde viene agora?
A44736	you have not bin in France, Sir?
A18944	A fooles coat — Clitellae non conveniunt bovi?
A18944	Ad quem dies es profecturus?
A18944	Adeóne hospes es in hac regione?
A18944	An ego occasionem mihi ostentatam tam brevem tam optatam tam insperatam amitterem Should I let so fit an occasion slip?
A18944	An me putas Apologum comminisci?
A18944	Are not you ashamed?
A18944	Are you such a stranger here?
A18944	Calles Gallicè?
A18944	Came you a foot or horse backe?
A18944	Can I doe all at once?
A18944	Can you speake French?
A18944	Cui bono sunt?
A18944	Cui possit o ● rep ● re taedium?
A18944	Cui tandem rei?
A18944	Cui tandem rei?
A18944	Did not your conscience gall you?
A18944	Did you speed?
A18944	Doe not thinke much to tell?
A18944	Doe you flout me so at the first?
A18944	Doe you know in whose company you are?
A18944	Doe you love me no better?
A18944	Doe you pronounce right?
A18944	Doe you thinke I tell you a lye?
A18944	Doth no man finde fault with the reckoning?
A18944	Ecquid animi vobis est?
A18944	Ecquid novarum rerum affers è LONDINO?
A18944	Ecquis homo est?
A18944	Erat concio frequens?
A18944	Est aliud quod me velis?
A18944	Et quis Herculem vituperat?
A18944	Fateberi ● si divinâro?
A18944	For what thing I pray you, Sir?
A18944	For what thing I pray you?
A18944	God grant him long to live Itáne contemnor abs te?
A18944	Haeremus in vado, quis nos expediet?
A18944	Have we lived to see this?
A18944	Have you any thing else to say?
A18944	Have you that you looked for?
A18944	Have your wits about you Quid multis moror?
A18944	Hee had neede first helpe himselfe before hee helpe thee Hanccine ego contumeliam tam insignem in me accipiam?
A18944	How am I deceived?
A18944	How can I?
A18944	How did hee loose himselfe from that trouble?
A18944	How doe you all doe?
A18944	How doth all?
A18944	How feele you your selfe?
A18944	How is he changed?
A18944	How many ● ises shall wee make up?
A18944	How old are you?
A18944	How w ● ll doth a loose Gowne become her?
A18944	How you talke sirrah?
A18944	In what respect?
A18944	Is all well?
A18944	Is any man —?
A18944	Is it true?
A18944	Is there no newes?
A18944	Itáne statim me scommate excipis?
A18944	Laeta satis principia — — Sed quid longa dies?
A18944	May I trust you?
A18944	Nec quid dixeris, sed quorsum?
A18944	Nemo reclamat iniquae rationi?
A18944	Nihílne re ● istic novae?
A18944	Non reclamabat tibi conscientia?
A18944	Nonnè vides camelum saltantem?
A18944	Not what, but why?
A18944	Num contigit praeda quàm venabaris?
A18944	Nunquid tuis mandas per me?
A18944	Nunquid vis?
A18944	Nè gravare commemorare?
A18944	Obsecro quomodo sese ab hoc nodo expediebat?
A18944	Pedes advenis an eques?
A18944	Periculum faciam quàm sis bonae fidei?
A18944	Q ● antâ de spe decidi?
A18944	Quae Pallas istuc tibi misit in mentem?
A18944	Quae hunc agitant intemperiae?
A18944	Quam bella bellaria?
A18944	Quam decet nullo adstricta cingulo vestis, ac liberis diffluens laciniis?
A18944	Quanti istum locas?
A18944	Quanti venalis?
A18944	Quantula res?
A18944	Quantū mutatus ab illo?
A18944	Quas malum ambages mihi commemoras?
A18944	Quem vicarium constituit?
A18944	Quid agis rei?
A18944	Quid causae est?
A18944	Quid dici potuit hac sententiâ sanctius?
A18944	Quid est bonae rei?
A18944	Quid est quod me velis?
A18944	Quid istuc verbi est?
A18944	Quid licêris aut licitâris cum nihil sis empturus?
A18944	Quid loquebatur?
A18944	Quid officio inofficiofius?
A18944	Quid si coelum ruat?
A18944	Quid si divinem?
A18944	Quid te remoratum est?
A18944	Quid tibi aegrè est?
A18944	Quid tu es hominis?
A18944	Quid tu es hominis?
A18944	Quid venatur meus Spudaeus?
A18944	Quid verbis opus est?
A18944	Quis Deus aut quis ven tus te illuc adegit?
A18944	Quis Thales docuit te istud?
A18944	Quis audivit vocem campanae?
A18944	Quis potuit dexterius, deterius?
A18944	Quo colore possit excusari?
A18944	Quo nomine?
A18944	Quo ore appellabo hominem?
A18944	Quomodo se res habent tuae?
A18944	Quorsum haec igitur?
A18944	Quorsum ille musicus humilis in templo?
A18944	Quot annos numeras?
A18944	Quota Venus finiet ludum?
A18944	Quâ tandem horâ soles lectum relinquere?
A18944	Quî possim ego?
A18944	Rem certam narras?
A18944	Sed nè persequamur fabulas Democriticas, nonnè comperimus experimentis?
A18944	Shall I take this at his hand?
A18944	Sonásne probè sermonem Gallicum?
A18944	Such a little bit?
A18944	Tantillum fragmentulum?
A18944	To what purpose then?
A18944	Ut responsat nebulo?
A18944	Vidésne quod sodalitium tibi claudat latus?
A18944	Vivi pervenimus illuc?
A18944	Was it a great cogregation?
A18944	What a deale of doe tell you me of?
A18944	What a small matter?
A18944	What ailes the man?
A18944	What are you doing?
A18944	What can they say for it?
A18944	What doe you let it for?
A18944	What good doe they?
A18944	What good newes?
A18944	What hindred you?
A18944	What if I should guesse?
A18944	What is all the honour of the world without a good conscience?
A18944	What is the matter?
A18944	What is your pleasure with me?
A18944	What learned man taught you that, or who made you so w ● se?
A18944	What man are you?
A18944	What meane you by that?
A18944	What need I say more?
A18944	What need all this roaring?
A18944	What newes at London?
A18944	What seeke you for?
A18944	What shoul ● a cow doe with a cart saddle?
A18944	What strooke it?
A18944	What time are you wo nt to rise?
A18944	What troubles you?
A18944	What will it cost?
A18944	What winde blew you hither?
A18944	What would you?
A18944	When goe you?
A18944	Where left you last?
A18944	Who are you I pray?
A18944	Who can be weary?
A18944	Who can cleanse such a clowne?
A18944	Who could ever please all?
A18944	Who could have done it better, worse?
A18944	Who ever denied it?
A18944	Who heard the clocke?
A18944	Who is his Deputy?
A18944	Who perswaded you?
A18944	Who will helpe Dunne out of the mire?
A18944	Who will helpe you?
A18944	Why doe not you reade it your selfe?
A18944	Why so I pray you?
A18944	Will you tell me if I guesse?
A18944	With what face can I speak to him?
A18944	Would you any thing with me?
A18944	— Cui bono?
A43142	''T is I, your Husband, said Saleware, do n''t you know my voice?
A43142	Alexander when a woman was brought to him one evening, demanded of her why she came so late?
A43142	Art well?
A43142	But what think you of his Opinion?
A43142	CAst our Nabs and Cares away, This is beggars Holiday, In the world look out and see, Where''s so happy a King as he?
A43142	Can there be no remedy for this Vice?
A43142	Could you not finde some other way to abuse me, but by this the most insufferable?
A43142	Dearest, said he, what is the matter?
A43142	Do you not wonder that there should be so many Pick- Pockets about t ● e st ● eets, notwithstanding that there is a Watch in every corner?
A43142	How are Painters call''d cunning Fellows?
A43142	How are Players said to be Philosophical?
A43142	How are Trumpeters said to be subject to sickly Distempers?
A43142	How are great Eaters said to be the most valiant men?
A43142	How comes it to pass that tall men for the most part are not wise?
A43142	How doth a Drunka ● d make himself known to the sober men of this life?
A43142	How is a Cook said to be a man of the worst digestion?
A43142	How may Coblers be said to be good men?
A43142	How may a Fool resemble a wise Man?
A43142	How may a man use Tobacco that it may do him good?
A43142	How should a man behave himself to his Friends?
A43142	Lucullus being asked one day by his Servant, whom he had invited to his feast, seeing so much meat prepared?
A43142	Of all things that you know which do you esteem most precious?
A43142	On whom ought not benefits to be bestowed?
A43142	Q. Wherefore is it that we are for the most part ill conceited of them that have their Hair of one colour and their Beard of another?
A43142	Tradewel seeing his man in so great a confusion, could not but smile to himself, asking him what was the matter?
A43142	What Employments, or Places of Command have any of this Society of Drunkards at Sea- service?
A43142	What Orders have they amongst them for their better Government?
A43142	What Spice doth a City- Sergeant love best?
A43142	What are the Companiens of Bacchus?
A43142	What are the Customes of this Learned Society of Drunkards, which they have ordained like the Laws of the Medes and Persians, to be unalterable?
A43142	What are their Civil Officers, who is their Mayor- Domo or Grand Steward?
A43142	What are their Martial Preferments; who amongst them is Colonel of a Regiment?
A43142	What are their Penal Statutes, Forfeitures and W ● its?
A43142	What difference is there betwixt a Drunkard and a Brewers- horse drawing of a Dray laden with full barrels of Beer?
A43142	What distinction do you make betwixt a Friend and a Foe?
A43142	What do several sorts of Colours signifie?
A43142	What harm then( said he) can your consent to my proposals do to your Husbands friendship or your Honesty?
A43142	What is a Drunkard like?
A43142	What is a Prodigal like?
A43142	What is an idle Justice of Peace like?
A43142	What is the Diet so much esteemed of by Citizens wives?
A43142	What is the pleasure of Drunkenness?
A43142	What is their Writ of, By what Right?
A43142	What may a Taylor be chiefly commend ● for?
A43142	What may a good Client be compared to?
A43142	What may a sample fellow in good Cloaths be compared to?
A43142	What men are dangerous in a Common- wealth?
A43142	What other Officers, have they in Respect and Dignity, Civil or Martial?
A43142	What said the Drunkard to those that pe ● swaded him to pay his money, and not to put himself to so publike disgrace as to sit in the Stocks?
A43142	What was the Opinion of Pythagoras concerning wild Fowl?
A43142	What''s he that hath a fine wit in jest?
A43142	What''s the best remedy for a woman that''s troubled with the falling sickness?
A43142	What''s the first Commodity a young Shop- keeper puts off?
A43142	Where''s the Nation lives so free, And so merry as do we?
A43142	Whether doest thou profess thy self a Knave or a Fool?
A43142	Whether is a fault committed in Drunkenness to be punished or remitted?
A43142	Which of the two is more sufferable a Tyrant, or a Hangman?
A43142	Who are Tenants in Dower?
A43142	Who are those that draw death out of which others preserve life?
A43142	Who is Admiral amongst them of the narrow Seas?
A43142	Who is Camp Master?
A43142	Who is Captain of a foot Company?
A43142	Who is Clerk of the Kitching?
A43142	Who is Corporal of the Field?
A43142	Who is Drum Major?
A43142	Who is Foreman of the Jury?
A43142	Who is Gentleman of a Company?
A43142	Who is Lanspresado?
A43142	Who is Marshal of the Field?
A43142	Who is Master of a Ship?
A43142	Who is Master- Gunner?
A43142	Who is Masters Mate?
A43142	Who is Mr. Comptroler?
A43142	Who is Mr. of the Ceremonies?
A43142	Who is Mr. of the Ordnance?
A43142	Who is Oliver, or Master of the Novelties?
A43142	Who is Principal Secretary?
A43142	Who is Proctor?
A43142	Who is Pyrat of the Narrow Seas?
A43142	Who is Register?
A43142	Who is Sutler?
A43142	Who is Swabber?
A43142	Who is Tenant amongst them in Fee- simple?
A43142	Who is Tenant at Will?
A43142	Who is Trumpetter?
A43142	Who is a Free- holder?
A43142	Who is a Mr. of Misrule?
A43142	Who is a good Navigator?
A43142	Who is an Intelligencer?
A43142	Who is an expert Geometrician?
A43142	Who is an old Souldier?
A43142	Who is he that shudies Cosmography?
A43142	Who is he that studies the Metaphysicks?
A43142	Who is publlick Notary?
A43142	Who is the Cook?
A43142	Who is the Ensign- Bearer?
A43142	Who is the Vice- Admiral?
A43142	Why are Carpenters said to be civil, well informed, and governed men as any in a Common- wealth?
A43142	Why are Carriers said to be wise men?
A43142	Why are Citizens Wives so affected with Hats?
A43142	Why are Fidlers compared to Camelions?
A43142	Why are Glasiers said to be good Arbitrators?
A43142	Why are Musquetiers of all other Souldiers said to be the most lazy?
A43142	Why are Printers said to be the most lawless men in a Kingdom?
A43142	Why are Saylors so seldom rich?
A43142	Why are Scriveners said to be hard- hearted Fellows?
A43142	Why are Smiths of all other Trades said to be the most irregular and wicked?
A43142	Why are Tapsters said to be well esteemed?
A43142	Why are Taylors like Woodcocks?
A43142	Why are bitter Almonds eaten in the time of tipling, said to preserve for a good space of time from Drunkenness?
A43142	Why are not Women so soon Drunk; but old folks suddenly oovercome with Wine?
A43142	Why are they called unfortunate men?
A43142	Why are those that wear long hair in the readiest way to make Fryars?
A43142	Why did Nature allow of Mercury?
A43142	Why did the Ancients paint Fortune with a double fore- head, the one side bald, and the other hairy; and why also blind?
A43142	Why do Foot- boys for the most part wear linnen stockings?
A43142	Why do Lawyers- Clerks write such wide Lines?
A43142	Why do fat men love their ease so much?
A43142	Why do many hold that there is a World in the Moon?
A43142	Why do the Women in Newgate beg singing?
A43142	Why do the eyes of a 〈 ◊ 〉 for the most part water?
A43142	Why do those that are drunk in beholding of one thing think that they see many?
A43142	Why do we usually say that the Philosophers- stone and need to turn all Metals into Gold?
A43142	Why had a Barber more reason to be honest and trusty than another Trade?
A43142	Why have Hosts usually such red Noses?
A43142	Why have many men no Beards?
A43142	Why is Prison a good Instrument of Reformation?
A43142	Why is a Barber said to be such an active man?
A43142	Why is a Cholerick man said to be no wiser than an Horse?
A43142	Why is a Hangman said to be one of a contemplative life?
A43142	Why is a Midwife so commendable a Trade?
A43142	Why is a Miller said to be the fittest Husband for a Scold?
A43142	Why is a Tooth- drawers said to be an unconscionable Trade?
A43142	Why is he that draws Beer not called a Drawer, as well as he that draws wine?
A43142	Why is it better to fall into the Claws of Crows and Ravens than of Flatterers?
A43142	Why is it said to be no Charity to give a blind man an Almes?
A43142	Why may Tobacco shops be said for to be such dangerous places for to come into?
A43142	Why so silent?
A43142	Why, did you promise only to delude?
A43142	Would you be serv''d so your self?
A19300	And which will follow( g?)
A19300	And why diuide you r, and d?
A19300	Are all men partakers of this benefit of Redemption purchased ● y Christ?
A19300	Are all persons without exception, to bee admitted to the Supper of the Lord?
A19300	Are there any moe of them?
A19300	Are there not thrée vowels in your?
A19300	Are you able to doe this of your selfe?
A19300	Are you to vse the Commandements as Prayers?
A19300	As Christ hath taught me, saying?
A19300	Baptisme and the Supper of the Lord?
A19300	Because it hath thrée vowels, without any of the thrée exceptions?
A19300	But Sir, you haue vsed( e) in the end of many words not sounded, when neither it changeth, sound, nor maketh the syllable long: why is that?
A19300	But tell me, why pronounce you not( e) in the end of people?
A19300	By the fall of Adam?
A19300	Could there no other mean ● or person bee found in Heauen or Earth to saue you, but the Sonne of God must doe it?
A19300	Doe all words of the plurall number end in es?
A19300	Doth not str, spell stra?
A19300	Doth this Scripture or word of God containe in it all points of true religion, and euerything necessary for the Saluation of a Christian?
A19300	For I demand what he vnderstands, when hée readeth a Chapter in the Bible?
A19300	For why?
A19300	Hath euery man this faith in himselfe?
A19300	Haue I now no more to obserue for distinct reading?
A19300	How be the Commandements diuided?
A19300	How comes it to passe that you are become a sinner in Adam?
A19300	How did he create you?
A19300	How diuide you them?
A19300	How doe you proue that you are a sinner?
A19300	How is God knowne?
A19300	How is faith gotten?
A19300	How is it strongthened and increased in you?
A19300	How is your faith strengthenea by Baptisme?
A19300	How is your faith strengthened by the Supper of the Lord?
A19300	How know you that this is not written with g, e?
A19300	How ma- ny ex cep- ti- ous hath it?
A19300	How many Consonants may come in the beginning of a word?
A19300	How many Sacraments be there in the Church of God?
A19300	How many be there of the first Table?
A19300	How many be there?
A19300	How many of the second?
A19300	How many parts be there of this Creed?
A19300	How many persons are there?
A19300	How many syllables are in this word rewarded?
A19300	How many things are to be considered in a Sacrament?
A19300	How many wayes may you expresse this sound si?
A19300	How must you pray?
A19300	How proue you it?
A19300	How proue you that?
A19300	How shall I be sure, which thrée may be joyned?
A19300	How shall any man know whether hee haue this true and sauing faith, or no?
A19300	How spell you Iesus?
A19300	How spell you Might?
A19300	How spell you lo?
A19300	How then shall I know which are Consonants may begin a word, and therefore must be joyned?
A19300	How was that?
A19300	How write you Circle?
A19300	How write you people?
A19300	How?
A19300	I am the Lord thy God,& c. a Commandement, or Preface?
A19300	If this be custome without reason, what certainty shall I hold?
A19300	If you doe ill, fy on vs all: Ah, is it so?
A19300	If your syllable begin with( b) what consonants may follow?
A19300	In Baptisme, which is the signe signified?
A19300	In the Supper of the Lord, which bee the signes that may bee seene?
A19300	In whose name?
A19300	Is it enough that you thanke him with your lips alone?
A19300	Is then the same reason to bée obserued, if there come thrée or moe Consonants together in the middest of a word?
A19300	Js there no way to escape it and be saued?
A19300	MY soule, praise the Lord, speake good of his Name: O Lord, our great God, how dost thou appeare, So passing in glory, that great is thy fame?
A19300	Must he needs be God and Man?
A19300	No ▪ Why?
A19300	Now ma ● ny let- ters may be in a syl- la- ble?
A19300	Rehearse the summe of your faith?
A19300	Rehearse them?
A19300	Scholler, Sir: I doe not well vnderstand what you meant by a syl- la- ble?
A19300	Shall I neuer else find two vowels in one syllable?
A19300	Spell from?
A19300	Spell of?
A19300	Tell me now in truth: How rich art thou?
A19300	Tell me then from this Scripture how many Gods there be?
A19300	The body and bloud of Christ?
A19300	The second is, if there be a Dip- thong, as in may ▪ your, then haue you two vowels in one syl- la- ble?
A19300	Then you may not pray to Saints or Angels, or to God in the name of Saint or Angell?
A19300	To strengthen our Faith, and to further our Repentance?
A19300	To what end then serueth it?
A19300	To what end then serueth the Law?
A19300	To what end?
A19300	To whom must you pray?
A19300	VVHat Religion doe you professe?
A19300	VVHat is the first thing next to be learned?
A19300	VVHo will aduenture his credit with me in apposing for the victory?
A19300	W ● at is Prayer?
A19300	What are these words: For thine is the Kingdome, the power and the glory, for euer?
A19300	What are these words; Our Father which art in Heauen?
A19300	What be the fruits of faith?
A19300	What be they?
A19300	What call you the holy Scriptures?
A19300	What can now hinder me, why I should not readily and distinctly read any English?
A19300	What doe the Commandements of the first Table teach you?
A19300	What doe the Commandements of the second Table teach you?
A19300	What doe they signifie?
A19300	What doe you owe to God for all his benefits?
A19300	What doe you professe in Baptisme?
A19300	What else is there to be obserued?
A19300	What hast thou that is thine owne?
A19300	What if a man should did you write this word?
A19300	What if you can not tell what vowell to spell your syllable with, how will you doe to finde it?
A19300	What is Christian Religion?
A19300	What is Faith?
A19300	What is God?
A19300	What is the Law of God?
A19300	What is the best way to spell a long word, as this admonition?
A19300	What is the other help ● you haue to increase Faith?
A19300	What is the punishmant for the breach of the Law?
A19300	What is the se- cond ex- cep- ti- on?
A19300	What is the second vse?
A19300	What is the thing signified?
A19300	What is the third ex- cep- ti- on?
A19300	What kind of words be they?
A19300	What let- ters make a syl- la- ble a- lone?
A19300	What meane you by a Consonant?
A19300	What meane you by the plurall number?
A19300	What must he doe that will come worthily to the Supper of the Lord?
A19300	What vse hath( o) for you giue it no sound?
A19300	What was his sinne?
A19300	When a question is asked, we marke it thus?
A19300	When thrée consonants begin a syllable, how shall I know which they be?
A19300	Where learne you that?
A19300	Wherein must he examine himselfe?
A19300	Whereof did he create it?
A19300	Which be they?
A19300	Which be they?
A19300	Which be they?
A19300	Who are they that shall haue their part in the death of Christ?
A19300	Who are to be not admitted?
A19300	Who be they?
A19300	Who created the World?
A19300	Who is this Christ?
A19300	Who made you?
A19300	Who ordained them ▪?
A19300	Why may we not say that( k) is not pronounced in these aswell as( c)?
A19300	Why put you in( gh) for m, i, t, e, spelleth mite?
A19300	Why put you w to a?
A19300	Why so?
A19300	Why then d ● th Christ say; This is my Body?
A19300	Why wander yee in vanity, and follow after lies?
A19300	Why were you th ● ● created?
A19300	Why?
A19300	Why?
A19300	Will any two vowels make a Dipthong?
A19300	You told me, you would obserue something more in words ending in es; I pray you what is it?
A19300	a Period,?
A19300	did he saue vs?
A19300	how long after the departure out of Egypt, and the Law giuen?
A19300	how long before Christ?
A19300	l, o?
A19300	or how long after Christ?
A19300	or how long after the Flood?
A19300	seeing you were so perfectly created?
A19300	verse 1 VVHerewith shall a young man clense his way?
A19300	verse 3 What vantage or what thing, Get''st thou thus for to sting, Thou false and flatering lyer?
A19300	verse 5 With God the Lord who may cōpare?
A19300	vs now come to the meanes of strengthening of faith, as of the Sacraments and Prayer: and first, what is a Saorament?
A59234	& c. And they reasoned with themselvs, saying, If we shall say from heaven, he will say unto us, Why did ye not then believe him?
A59234	& c. how is she become as a widow?
A59234	( i. e.) Is ignorance fit to commend learning, or folly me ● ● to praise wisdom?
A59234	( i. e.) how long wilt thou delay to send me help?
A59234	A note of Interrogation marked thus —?
A59234	Addubitatio sola est, — Heu quae nunc tellus, quae me aequora possunt Excipe ● e?
A59234	After whom is the King of Israel come out?
A59234	Alas, what can saying make them believe, whom seeing can not perswade?
A59234	Am I a God at hand?
A59234	An mihi cantando victus non redderet ille?
A59234	And against whom hast thou exalted thy voyce, and lifted up thine eyes on high?
A59234	And he saith unto them, Is it lawful to do good on the Sabbath dayes, or to do evill?
A59234	And shall so eminent a vertue be expelled, thrust out, banished, and cast away from the City?
A59234	And thou Lord, how long?
A59234	And would any wise man ever have so said?
A59234	Are they Hebrews?
A59234	Are they Ministers of Christ?
A59234	Art thou in poverty?
A59234	Art thou rich?
A59234	Can a man take fire in his bosome, and his cloaths not be burnt?
A59234	Can a woman forget her sucking child?
A59234	Can one goe upon hot coles, and his feet not be burnt?
A59234	Can the Host of Heaven help me?
A59234	Can the flag grow without water?
A59234	Can the rush grow up without mire?
A59234	Can the rush grow up without mire?
A59234	Can the stag grow without water?
A59234	Cicero for Milo: What should Milo hate Clodius, the flower of his glory?
A59234	Creditis avectos hostes?
A59234	Darest thou presume to praise him?
A59234	David when he would abase himself, cryes out; Who am I, O Lord God?
A59234	Dicet aliquis; Haec igitur est tua disciplina?
A59234	Did I walk abroad to see my delight?
A59234	Did the Sun ever bring fruitful Harvest, but was more hot than pleasant?
A59234	Did you mark his speeches?
A59234	Dixi, filium habeo; ah quid dixi?
A59234	Dost thou now govern the Kingdom of Israel?
A59234	Doth God prevert judgement?
A59234	En quid agam?
A59234	Esau speaking of his brother Jacob, saith, Is he not rightly called Jacob?
A59234	Et procul, ò miseri, quae tanta insania, cives?
A59234	Et quae tanta fuit Romam tibi causa videndi?
A59234	Et quisquam numen Junonis adoret?
A59234	Facinus est vincire civem Romanum, scelus verberare, prope patricidium necare: quid dicam in crucem tollere?
A59234	Facti quasi poenitentia: Sed quid ego ità gravem personam induxi?
A59234	For doe I now perswade men, or God?
A59234	For this thy shameful and accursed fact, what shall I call thee?
A59234	Give me neither poverty nor riches; feed me with food convenient for me: lest I be full and deny thee, and say, Who is the Lord?
A59234	God hath given them the spirit of slumber: what''s that?
A59234	Hath this world a government?
A59234	Have not I commanded thee?
A59234	Have we not prophesied in thy name; have we not cast out Devils in thy name, and done miracles in thy name?
A59234	Have you any fathers that be not sometimes froward?
A59234	Have you any of your children that be not sometimes cumbersome?
A59234	How is my Sun, whose beams are shining bright, Become the cause of my dark ugly night?
A59234	How is this suffered?
A59234	How much then is a man better then a sheep?
A59234	If I be a Master, where is my fear?
A59234	If I have spoken evill, bear witnesse of the evill: but if well, why smitest thou me?
A59234	If he be a good man, why speak you ill of him?
A59234	If the righteous scarcely be saved, where shall the ungodly and the sinner appear?
A59234	If then I be a father, where is mine honour?
A59234	If thou doe well, shalt thou not be accepted?
A59234	In English, What doe you and your sister make?
A59234	Is Ephraim my dear son?
A59234	Is any thing too hard for God?
A59234	Is his mercy clean gone for ever?
A59234	John 21.15,& c. Thus Christ speaks to Simon Peter, Simon, son of Jonas lovest thou me more then these?
A59234	Joseph was amongst his brethren, did I say brethren?
A59234	Men and Brethren, what shall we doe to be saved?
A59234	My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?
A59234	My soul is sore vexed, but thou O Lord how long?
A59234	Nomadumque p ● tam connubia supplex?
A59234	Non arma expedient, totaque ex urbe sequentur?
A59234	Nunquid, vos Medici, quid characteres ficti?
A59234	O Lord our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the world?
A59234	O Naves, referent in mare te novi Fluctus: O quid agis?
A59234	Oh death, where is thy sting, oh grave, where is thy victory?
A59234	Or how do I captiv''d in this dark plight, Bewail the case, and in the cause delight?
A59234	Out of the same mouth proceedeth blessing and cursing: Doth a fountain send forth at the same place sweet water and bitter?
A59234	Paul corrects his doubtfulnesse of Agrippa''s belief, where he saith, Believest thou King Agrippa?
A59234	Paul uses the words of Epicures, What advantages it me, if the dead rise not?
A59234	Prima velut mediis, mediis ita Epanodos i m a Consona dat repetens: Crudelis tu quoque mater; Crudelis mater magis, an puer improbus ille?
A59234	Quam bene, Caune, meo poteras gener esse parenti?
A59234	Quam bene, Caune, tuo poteram nurus esse parenti?
A59234	Quem alienum fidum invenies, si tuis hostis fueris?
A59234	Quid faciam?
A59234	Quid facies facies Veneris cum veneris antè?
A59234	Quid his immoror?
A59234	Quid hoc esse censes?
A59234	Quid hoc esse existimas?
A59234	Quid memorem, efferam, repetam?
A59234	Quid non mortalia pectora cogit Auri sacra fames?
A59234	Quid plus videret, qui intrasset?
A59234	Quid tu& soror facitis?
A59234	Quis Locus aut Lacus?
A59234	Quousque tandem, Catilina, abutere patientiâ nostrâ?
A59234	Quàm celeriter Pompeio duce belli impetus navigavit?
A59234	Sed haec utcumque ignoscenda, illud quis ferat?
A59234	Sed quid opus est verbis?
A59234	Sed vos qui tandem?
A59234	Sees ● not thou these Trophies erected in his honor, and his honor shining in these Trophies?
A59234	Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound?
A59234	Shall we therefore curse the Sun?
A59234	Some man will say, How are the dead raised up?
A59234	Superatne& vescitur aura Aetherea, nec adhuc crudelibus occubat umbris?
A59234	Tantamne rem tam negligenter agier?
A59234	Tell us( say they) for whose cause is this evill come upon us?
A59234	That they are not necessary, you can not say; for what more necessary in your life, then to write well?
A59234	The chief Priests and the Elders of the people came unto Christ, as he was teaching and said, By what authority dost thou these things?
A59234	They will marry, having condemnation; Now, least any might, What, for marrying?
A59234	Thou that preachest a man should not steal, dost thou steal?
A59234	Thou that sayst a man should not commit adultery, dost thou commit adultery?
A59234	Thou therefore which teachest another, teachest thou not thy self?
A59234	Thou wilt say then unto me, Why doth he yet find fault?
A59234	Thus Virgil, Ah Corydon, Corydon, what madnesse hath thee moved?
A59234	Thus in English, Whether the worst, the child accurst, or else the cruel mother?
A59234	Unkindness moved me, and what can so throuble me, or wrack my thoughts are unkindness?
A59234	Vbi gentium?
A59234	Vos agri, vos parietes obtestor; an non sudabatis, cum tantum nefas hoc loco perpetrabatur?
A59234	Were it your case, what would you answer?
A59234	What didst thou covet?
A59234	What have I to do with the multitude of your sacrifices, saith the Lord?
A59234	What man is there living, but will pitty such a case, if he be a man?
A59234	What profit hath a man of all his labour which he hath under the Sun?
A59234	What shall I doe?
A59234	What then?
A59234	What''s more odious then labour to the idle, fasting to the glutton, want to the covetous, shame to the proud, and good laws to the wicked?
A59234	When we demand a question; as, Cujum pecus?
A59234	When we earnestly affirm; as, Quousque tandem, Catilina, abutere patientiâ nostra?
A59234	Where is the wise?
A59234	Wherefore doth the way of the wicked prosper?
A59234	Whither shall I goe from thy Spirit?
A59234	Who are these that flie as a clowd, and as the Doves to their windows?
A59234	Who art thou, O great Mountain?
A59234	Who can understand his errors?
A59234	Who is a God like unto thee, that pardoneth iniquity, and passeth by the transgression of the remnant of his heritage?
A59234	Who is a God like unto thee?
A59234	Who more worthy of renown, honour and same, then Caesar?
A59234	Whom hast thou reproached, and blasphemed?
A59234	Why did the knees prevent me?
A59234	Why dyed I not from the womb?
A59234	Why should I sharply reprove him?
A59234	Will the Lord cast off for ever?
A59234	Wilt thou believe a Scot?
A59234	Would you judge him unworthy to be your friend, that began his fidelity with an inviolable Covenant never to be an enemy?
A59234	a wretch?
A59234	ad i d, quod est hujus causa caput, festinet oratio: In English thus, Why stay I upon these things?
A59234	after a dead dog, and after a flea?
A59234	am I not also a God a far off?
A59234	an Meliboei?
A59234	and hate our children?
A59234	and what is my house that thou hast brought me hitherto?
A59234	and whence comest thou?
A59234	and will he be favourable no more?
A59234	and with what bodies shall they come?
A59234	audistis gravissima, sed audietis graviora: In English, But these things howsoever to be forgiven, who can bear that?
A59234	aut quid misero mihi denique restat?
A59234	aut ulla putatis Dona carere dolis Danaum?
A59234	before Zerubbabel thou shalt be a plain,& c.( i. e) Thou lookest very big and great, but who art thou?
A59234	can Angels help me?
A59234	can these inefriour creatures help me?
A59234	did you note his looks?
A59234	disobey our fathers?
A59234	from heaven, or men?
A59234	habere me?
A59234	how doth the City sit solitary, that was full of people?
A59234	if he be naught, why doe you keep him company?
A59234	is he a pleasant childe?
A59234	nay but, oh man, who are thou?
A59234	or doe I seek to please men?
A59234	or doth the Almighty pervert justice?
A59234	or loweth the Oxe over his sodder?
A59234	or whither shall I flie from thy presence?
A59234	or why the breasts that I should suck?
A59234	quid deinde rogabo?
A59234	quid istis?
A59234	quid plura?
A59234	quid vocabula ignota?
A59234	quo terrarum abiit?
A59234	roger, anne rogem?
A59234	rursusne procos irrisa priores Experiar?
A59234	shall we sin because we are not under the Law, but under grace?
A59234	sic notus Vlysses?
A59234	so am I: are they Israelites?
A59234	so am I: are they the seed of Abraham?
A59234	the children of Israel taunt at Moses, Because there were no grave ● in Egypt, hast thou taken us away to die in the wilde ● nesse?
A59234	to save life, or to kill?
A59234	uses 〈 … 〉 h ● ● affirmation Do they not erre that devise evill?
A59234	what didst thou desire?
A59234	what didst thou wish?
A59234	what is thine occupation?
A59234	what shall I pretend?
A59234	what was he that might be compared to him, either in courage of heart, in fortitude of minde, or magnanimity of nature?
A59234	where is the Scribe?
A59234	whither shall I flie?
A59234	who amongst men was his equal in knowledge, understanding, policie and wisdom?
A59234	who hath resisted his will?
A59234	who more worthily esteemed, beloved, reverenced and honoured then noble Cesar?
A59234	whom shall I blame?
A59234	why did I not give up the ghost when I came out of the belly?
A59234	— Quid non mortalia pectora cogis Auri sacta fames?
A16874	* And what do you?
A16874	* But who, I pray you noted?
A16874	* But why art thou so* shreud a boy?
A16874	* Doe you wish mee r to call the rest?
A16874	* Haue you neuer vttered the English speech before this?
A16874	* Haue you not heard?
A16874	* How earely I pray you?
A16874	* IS there any amongst you r desirous of play?
A16874	* Is it heard?
A16874	* May not I doe the same that mice doe?
A16874	* Neuer spake you English before?
A16874	* Not?
A16874	* Those present, or those absent?
A16874	* What a clock is it?
A16874	* What saiest thou?
A16874	* You youthes, about what doe you contende?
A16874	* can stir you vp?
A16874	* could you not hear?
A16874	* for what would you doe?
A16874	* hath it sounded, or not yet?
A16874	* instituted 〈 ◊ 〉 taught?
A16874	* therefore what a clock is it?
A16874	* what thou wilt?
A16874	* when shall it be dined?
A16874	And nothing more?
A16874	Are you so taught?
A16874	Art thou so wicked& a biter?
A16874	At what a clock?
A16874	BOyes, what noise is there, as if[ your] Master* were absent?
A16874	But dare you buy stollen things?
A16874	But if your father shall enter in after, do you not salute him?
A16874	But if your mother be away, whom salute you?
A16874	But indeed, can you* tell mee readily why you loue[ him?]
A16874	But what will you bring now for the excuse of your selfe?
A16874	But when heardest thou mee* speake English?
A16874	But whence* had you[ it]?
A16874	But why say you r this knife to be stollen?
A16874	C. But how can you be stirred vp?
A16874	C. It is an vnprofitable& dangerous* skill, and* not granted to vs. D. r[ Are you not delighted] t ● shoot?
A16874	C. Know you not?
A16874	C. MOther what a clock is it?
A16874	C. What am I taught?
A16874	C. Where?
A16874	C. Whether?
A16874	C. Who* should raise you vp?
A16874	C. Wilt thou snort all the day?
A16874	C. Your master is entred into the schoole: yet thou askest whether it be time?
A16874	C.* Hath the clock smitten, or no?
A16874	C.* Wouldest thou beate indeed?
A16874	D. Could our master fore know what would ● all out?
A16874	D. Do you dote?
A16874	D. For what cause?
A16874	D. Haue you learned musick?
A16874	D. Hoe,* why r doe you suffer[ me] to sleep so long?
A16874	D. How long agoe entred he?
A16874	D. How?
A16874	D. Is it time?
A16874	D. Ought you not to r salute me before?
A16874	D. Sith you are so desirous of play, I pray you, what liketh i ● you to doe?
A16874	D. What wil you that I tel[ you?]
A16874	D. What, doth fishing please you?
A16874	D. Why not?
A16874	D. r Haue you called me in vary deed?
A16874	D. r What seems the hand- ball vnto you?
A16874	D. r Wherefore?
A16874	D. r[ Doth it not like you] t ● hunt?
A16874	D.* Doe you not like riding?
A16874	D.* What a clock is it then?
A16874	D.* What say you?
A16874	D.* What?
A16874	D.* Why, what* would you do?
A16874	D.[ Doe you not delight] t ● swim?
A16874	E. Can you not awake, vnlesse you be* raised vp?
A16874	E. Doe your parents* spend so many* pots of ale,[ and] can they not* spare so much from their throat, that they may buy a combe?
A16874	E. How* then could you not heare the bell?
A16874	E. What?
A16874	E. Why doe you not buy?
A16874	E. Will you rise hereafter more early?
A16874	E. r HOe you, from whence come you so late?
A16874	E.* Heard you not the sound of the bell?
A16874	E.* What heare I?
A16874	F. Doe you command mee t ● r run back straight way, afte ● I haue* deliuered it?
A16874	F. No man will* lend vs. E. Wherefore?
A16874	F. Shall I say nothing?
A16874	F. What if he be not at home?
A16874	F. Will you not* be angry, if I confesse the truth?
A16874	G. And where do dogs sit?
A16874	G. But where shall I sit?
A16874	G. Is he in the wine- tauerne?
A16874	G. What will you doe there?
A16874	G. Whither haste you?
A16874	G. Will you heare?
A16874	G. With whom went hee thither?
A16874	H. And knowest thou where?
A16874	H. But how will you change it?
A16874	H. But* doest thou knowe how thou sittest?
A16874	H. In a little booke?
A16874	H. O thou mad fellow, may we fight here being consecrated to the same studies, indued with the same precepts of vertue?
A16874	H. What businesse[ is it?]
A16874	H. What haue you done?
A16874	H. What will you doe?
A16874	H. What will you?
A16874	H. When?
A16874	H. Who calls me?
A16874	H. Why then doe you say, lest they complaine of you?
A16874	H. Will not this* bee knowne to our master?
A16874	H. You haue* detained mee ouer long?
A16874	H.* And what then?
A16874	H.* Doe you bid me to* open r other mens letters?
A16874	Haue you bought it?
A16874	Holde your peace,[ our] master is present, if he should see vs talking and r a ● ke, what can we answer?
A16874	How are you called?
A16874	How long agoe?
A16874	How many houres haue I slept?
A16874	How oft* in the week?
A16874	If I haue deserued r nothing?
A16874	In what thing will you declare this loue?
A16874	Is any of your schoole- fellowes r notably learn ● d?
A16874	Is it risen now?
A16874	L. Hoe, tell me,* was there any mention of me?
A16874	L. So earely?
A16874	L. What haue I done?
A16874	L. Where?
A16874	L. Whether?
A16874	L. Why so?
A16874	L.* Doe you delude me?
A16874	M. Baker, goe to, tell me what hindred you?
A16874	M. Come hither, why were you not heere to day?
A16874	M. Where are the names of thē which were away?
A16874	M. Why r cald you not me also among[ your] other guests?
A16874	M.* What, this euery day?
A16874	N. What haue I done?
A16874	N.* Why then did hee mis- call mee?
A16874	Now ask* what you will?
A16874	O mad[ boy]* dost thou beleeue that all are so* austere as thou art?
A16874	Obey both of them as much as* may be?
A16874	Of all good fellowship tell[ me] what day?
A16874	Of all loue tell mee, wh ● you haue got this* knife ● P. Why aske you that?
A16874	Of how many yeares[ of age] are you?
A16874	Of one[ yeare] of two[ yeares] of ten,& c.* What yeare* goe you on?
A16874	Ought you not to kemb your head, before you came to the schoole?
A16874	P. In what[ words?]
A16874	P. What I?
A16874	P. What besides?
A16874	P. What will you doe?
A16874	P. What* say you?
A16874	P. What, in other words, then in which we are wo nt to salute other men?
A16874	P. What?
A16874	P. When?
A16874	P.* Am I to doe any thing besides that which I am wo nt?
A16874	Peter, Paul,& c. How many yeares* old are you?
A16874	R. For how much?
A16874	R. Haue you not another man ● knife?
A16874	R. How* saucily answere yo ● mee?
A16874	R. Neither haue you any knife?
A16874	R. Where is it?
A16874	R. Where r got you this knife?
A16874	R. Why should I not* dare when it is true?
A16874	R. Will you yeeld to me?
A16874	R. Wilt thou know?
A16874	S. For what cause?
A16874	S. Haue you noted me?
A16874	S. How saucily* r I pray you?
A16874	S. Should I not cry out, when* he dare tell such[ lies?]
A16874	S. Tell[ me]* who was present?
A16874	S.* To thee most notable lier?
A16874	S.* To whom haue I spoken?
A16874	Say you[ so?]
A16874	T. Are they single men, or maried?
A16874	T. Doe these loue you?
A16874	T. Doe they giue[ him] nothing?
A16874	T. Doe your mastersteach you these things?
A16874	T. Haue you done* any good in learning?
A16874	T. How many scholars haue they?
A16874	T. How many syllables* hath a Dactyle?
A16874	T. Is he so poore?
A16874	T. Is that Wert r a towne or ● village?
A16874	T. MOther,* when shall we dine?
A16874	T. No?
A16874	T. Of what sort?
A16874	T. The Infinitiue mood placuisse, whereof is it gouerned, or of what doth it depend?
A16874	T. What doe they teach you?
A16874	T. What learne you?
A16874	T. What manner of schoolemasters haue you there?
A16874	T. What ones are your schoole- fellowes?
A16874	T. What part of speech is Vltima?
A16874	T. What signifieth the last?
A16874	T. Whereof* consists it?
A16874	T.* CHild, r haue you* a pen and ink horne?
A16874	T.* Doe you loue your master?
A16874	T.* Doe you remember any little verse without book?
A16874	T.* How doth hee agree with the citizens?
A16874	T.* How then fell it out, that you should come hither* for to study?
A16874	T.* Shall I make a triall of you?
A16874	T.* What kinde of verse is this?
A16874	T.[ And] are they r of great learning?
A16874	V. By and by, if so be that you* wait a little?
A16874	V. How?
A16874	V. I beseech you, from whence haue I r drawen them otherwise?
A16874	V. Whither,* O good sir, so quickly?
A16874	WHo hath* the note for speaking English?
A16874	WHy come you* mon ● slowly to the schools* than the rest?
A16874	Well, what doe you after?
A16874	What are you wo nt to doe?
A16874	What aske you?
A16874	What is[ your] name?
A16874	What punishment shall I* impose if you doe deceiue mee?
A16874	What r dooest thou feare stripes more after dinner, than after sleep?
A16874	What r doth it belong to me whether it be* cleare or cloudie?
A16874	What say you r entering?
A16874	What will you giue me if I shall* get you leaue to play?
A16874	What will you?
A16874	When is the r pottage wo ● ● to seeth?
A16874	Where is[ my] shirt?
A16874	Where shall I finde him?
A16874	Whom haue you noted?
A16874	Why dost thou so cry out?
A16874	Why then rest you so securely in the morning?
A16874	Why then* am I blamed for doing this?
A16874	Why* skippe you[ so]?
A16874	Will you not, that we obey our parents?
A16874	Would you haue me to beleeue you?
A16874	doth not wrastling delight you?
A16874	enough there?
A16874	fishing with hook, or fishing with net?
A16874	haue you an ● thing that is* this boyes?
A16874	or r where?
A16874	r What need is there of any letter?
A16874	r Why?
A16874	r wets vs.* Whether doth wrastling delight you?
A16874	were you deafe?
A16874	where then?
A16874	● HAue you not* a knife* that you may lend mee?
A16874	● Wherefore?
A16874	● r Will you heare what a one ● was?
A16874	● ● aue you lost a knife indeed?
A16874	● ● hat a one was it?
A48527	& spatium loci respondens ad quaestionem factam per Quantum?
A48527	A Note of Interr ● gation, thus,(?)
A48527	Ad quam regulam specialem pertinet?
A48527	Adeò, ideò, ità, sic, tam, talis, tantus, tot, tantum abest,& c?
A48527	After one hath found out the Principal Verb, what must he then do?
A48527	After what Verbs may Ut be also used?
A48527	An credis hanc anum tam deliram futuram esse?
A48527	And how are the Common Names of Places( i. e ▪ Nouns Substantives common, denoting place) uttered?
A48527	And in what Case is the space of a place put answering to Quantum, How much or how far?
A48527	Are all Interjections imperfect V ● ices?
A48527	Are all Verbs in ● o of the second Conjugation?
A48527	Are n ● t some Adverbs compared?
A48527	Are not Verbs of the Infinitive sometimes put absolutely and figuratively?
A48527	Are there any Exceptions to this Rule?
A48527	Are there any more of the Letters quiescent?
A48527	Are there any other Verbs that govern an Ablative?
A48527	Are there no Exceptions from this Rule?
A48527	Are there no Exceptions from this Rule?
A48527	Are there no Exceptions on this Rule?
A48527	Are there no Exceptions, but that a, of the first Conjugation must be long?
A48527	Are there no Redundants of other Declensions, besides those of the second and fourth Declension?
A48527	Are there no other Feminines that want the Plural Number?
A48527	Are there not many Nouns and Verbs undeclined?
A48527	Are there not many Verbs in io, which are not of the fourth Conjugation?
A48527	Are there not some Datives of Nouns Substantives used adverbially?
A48527	Are these all the more usual sort of Verse?
A48527	Before you examine the following Parts of the Syntaxis, be pleased to tell me, to how many Heads the examination of any declined word may be reduced?
A48527	But are there not some Prepositions, that are never found but when they are compounded with Verbs?
A48527	But do not Poets often use the Accusative Cases of Nouns Adjectives of the Neuter Gender in both Numbers for Adverbs?
A48527	But have we not many English words in which several Letters are quiescent, or not pronounced?
A48527	But how can hic, ille, iste, and is be Demonstratives and Relatives too?
A48527	But how can it be, that Passives have an Imperative Mood, seeing that a Passion can not be commanded?
A48527	But how do Cedo, vado, rado,& c. make their Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	But how many ways are Participles changed into Nouns?
A48527	But may not some Impersonals become Personals?
A48527	But may not some of them sometimes have the Plural Number?
A48527	But may there not be same Exceptions made on these Rules of the Accents?
A48527	But may they not couple sometimes divers Cases?
A48527	But of what quantity are Ablatives in a, and Numerals of Nouns of Number in ginta?
A48527	But what Nouns of the fifth Declension are excepted?
A48527	But what is the meaning of this Rule, Haec sed ui mutant in sum?
A48527	But what say you of Natus, commodus, incommodus, utilis, inutilis, vehemens, par, aequalis?
A48527	But what say you of Verbs doubling the Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	But why do you chuse to call this Mood the Subjunctive, rather than either the Optative or Potential?
A48527	But will they always have a Nominative after them when they have it before them?
A48527	Can all Verbs govern an Infinitive Mood after them?
A48527	Can not a Verb Neuter, seeing it ends in( O) as well as a Verb Active, take( R) to make it a Passive?
A48527	Can unus, signifying but one, have the Plural Number?
A48527	Conjugation?
A48527	Do all Nouns of the Singular Number speak but of One?
A48527	Do all other Nouns Participials require a Genitive Case?
A48527	Do all these always govern a Genitive Case?
A48527	Do none of the Prepositions serve to a Genitive?
A48527	Do none of these that are excepted, ever make their Preterperfect Tense in ivi, according to the Rule of the fourth Conjugation?
A48527	Do the Periphrastical Tenses of the Passive Voice vary their Gender according to their N ● minative and Substantive?
A48527	Do they change their Gender?
A48527	Do you accuse me of Theft, or Murther, or both?
A48527	Dost thou love?
A48527	Emphasis est cum plùs significamus quàm expressè dicimus; ut, tu audes ista loqui, cantando tu illum?
A48527	Fa ●, nil, nihil, instar, cornu, genu, gummi, frugi?
A48527	Haec habeo, lateo,& c. wherein Compound Verbs differ from the Simple?
A48527	Have Impersonals a Nominative Case before them?
A48527	Have you no more Prepositions but those that serve to the aforesaid Cases?
A48527	Hordea, farra, ● orum,& c?
A48527	Hostis habet muros, pro hostes habent Q. Quid est Hellen ● sinus in Et ● mologiâ?
A48527	How and from whence do we form their Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	How are Adjectives of one ending, and Participles of the Present tense declined?
A48527	How are Adjectives of two endings declined?
A48527	How are Impersonals put?
A48527	How are Pronouns divided according to their Species?
A48527	How are Verbs Deponents declined?
A48527	How are ille and ipse declined?
A48527	How are is and qui declined?
A48527	How are noster, and tuus, suus, vester declined?
A48527	How are quis and quid declined?
A48527	How are quòd and ut distinguished in making Latin, for both signifie that?
A48527	How are such Participles as are changed into Nouns called?
A48527	How are the Proper Names of great Places used, to wit, of Countries, Islands, and Provinces?
A48527	How are the Signs of the Cases delivered in short?
A48527	How are the second sort of Defectives in Case called?
A48527	How are the third Persons of the Imperative Mood Active and ● assive, ending in to, and tor, called by Grammarians?
A48527	How are the third sort of Defectives in Case called?
A48527	How are these Eight Parts of Speech divided?
A48527	How are these formed of the Preterperfect Tense of the Indicative Mood?
A48527	How are these four kinds of Participles dec ● ined?
A48527	How are they declined?
A48527	How are they declined?
A48527	How comes it to pass that one Substantive oftentimes agrees with another Substantive in the same Case?
A48527	How comes nihil to be a Noun when it signifies nothing?
A48527	How differ your Persons in Verbs from Persons in Nouns and P ● ● nouns?
A48527	How do all other Nouns in( 〈 ◊ 〉) form their Superlative Degree?
A48527	How do the three Gerunds end?
A48527	How do the two Supines end?
A48527	How do these five sorts of Verbs differ one from another?
A48527	How do you compare the said three Degrees of Comparison?
A48527	How do you decline Articles together and severally with a Noun?
A48527	How do you decline Gerunds, and what are they, are they Verbs or Participles?
A48527	How do you decline them?
A48527	How do you know the kinds of Participles?
A48527	How doth a Verb Common end, which you say is out of use?
A48527	How doth a Verb Deponent end?
A48527	How doth a Verb Neuter end?
A48527	How doth a Verb Neuter signifie?
A48527	How doth it d ● ffer from a Noun?
A48527	How doth it differ from Orthoepia?
A48527	How doth it signifie?
A48527	How doth it signifie?
A48527	How doth the Genitive Case singular of each of the declensions end?
A48527	How is Duo declin''d?
A48527	How is Prosodia divided?
A48527	How is Quisquis declined?
A48527	How is a Noun Adjective of three terminations declined?
A48527	How is a Verb Active known?
A48527	How is a Verb Deponent declined?
A48527	How is a Verb Passive known?
A48527	How is c pronounced or spelt before a, e, ae, oe i, y, o, u?
A48527	How is g spelt or pronounced before an e, or i, and how before a, o, and u?
A48527	How is hic declined?
A48527	How is iste declined?
A48527	How is meus then declined?
A48527	How is the Sup ● ne of a Simple Verb known, being the Third Part of As in praesenti?
A48527	How is the quantity of syllables known, and by how many manner of ways?
A48527	How know you a Participle of the Future in Rus, and whence is it formed?
A48527	How know you a Participle of the Future in dus, and whence is it formed?
A48527	How know you a Participle of the Present Tense?
A48527	How know you a Participle of the Present or Preter Tense Passive, and whence is it formed?
A48527	How know you the Ablative Case?
A48527	How know you the Accusative Case?
A48527	How know you the Dative Case?
A48527	How know you the Genitive Case?
A48527	How know you the Infinitive Mood?
A48527	How know you the Subjunctive Mood?
A48527	How know you the Vocative Case?
A48527	How know you the quantity of words that end in s?
A48527	How many Articles are there, and whence are they borrowed?
A48527	How many Breathings or Spirits are there?
A48527	How many Cases are there?
A48527	How many Concords or Agreements are there?
A48527	How many Conjugations have Verbs?
A48527	How many Declensions may Adjectives be said to have?
A48527	How many Declensions of Nouns are there?
A48527	How many Declensions of Pronouns are there?
A48527	How many Degrees of Comparison are there?
A48527	How many Dipthongs are there?
A48527	How many Examples have you to decline and conjugate all perfect Verbs by?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there from these regular and general Rules of Comparison?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there from this Rule?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there under this Rule?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there under this second Special Rule?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there under this third Special Rule?
A48527	How many Exceptions have you from this Rule?
A48527	How many Genders are there?
A48527	How many General Rules are there for the declining of Nouns Substantives Proper?
A48527	How many Letters are there in the Latin Tongue?
A48527	How many Masculine Exceptions hath it?
A48527	How many Moods are there?
A48527	How many Mutes are there?
A48527	How many Numbers are there?
A48527	How many Parts of Grammar are there?
A48527	How many Parts, or how many sorts of Words are there in the Latin Tongue or Speech?
A48527	How many Persons are there in Verbs?
A48527	How many Persons hath a Pronoun?
A48527	How many Pronoun Adjectives?
A48527	How many Pronoun Derivatives are there, and why are they so called?
A48527	How many Pronoun Relatives are there?
A48527	How many Pronoun Substantives are there?
A48527	How many Pronoun- Primitives are there?
A48527	How many Pronouns are there?
A48527	How many Rules are there for the declining of Nouns Adjectives?
A48527	How many Rules of Masculine Exceptions not encreasing are there?
A48527	How many Special Rules have you to know the Gender by the encrea ● ● ng or not encreasing of the G ● ni ● ive Case?
A48527	How many Tenses or Times are there?
A48527	How many are declined?
A48527	How many are of the first sort, that according to different Terminations are of different Genders?
A48527	How many are undeclined?
A48527	How many fold are the Rules?
A48527	How many fold are these half Vowels?
A48527	How many fold is Government?
A48527	How many fold is a Letter as to it s found?
A48527	How many fold is a Noun Adjective from its manner of signifying?
A48527	How many fold is a Noun Substantive, according to its signification?
A48527	How many fold is a Pronoun?
A48527	How many fold is a Syllable?
A48527	How many fold is a Tone or an Accent?
A48527	How many fold is the plain or analogous Syntaxis?
A48527	How many half Vowels are there, and what is a half Vowel?
A48527	How many kind of Participles are there?
A48527	How many kinds of Epicenes are there?
A48527	How many kinds of Verbs Personals are there?
A48527	How many manner of ways is a Pronoun us''d?
A48527	How many of th ● se Primitives may also be called Relatives?
A48527	How many of the Parts of Speech are declined with case, and how many without case?
A48527	How many serve to an Ablative?
A48527	How many serve to an Accusative?
A48527	How many sold is a Consonant in Latin?
A48527	How many sorts are redundant in the Nominative Case?
A48527	How many sorts are there of Deficient Heteroclites?
A48527	How many sorts o ● Redundants are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Conjunctions are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Derivatives are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Feet are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Heteroclites or Irregular Nouns are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Nouns Heteroclites are there that change their Gender and Declension?
A48527	How many sorts of Nouns are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Proper Names are there of the Feminine Gender?
A48527	How many sorts of Proper Names are there of the Masculine Gender?
A48527	How many sorts of Redundant Substantives are there?
A48527	How many things belong to a Noun?
A48527	How many things belong to a Pronoun?
A48527	How many things belong to a Verb?
A48527	How many things do you observe in this Second Part of Propria quae Maribus?
A48527	How many ways may Prepositions be changed into Adverbs?
A48527	How many 〈 ◊ 〉 of Adverbs are th ● re?
A48527	How many- fold is a Verb?
A48527	How many- fold is an Adjective, according to its declining?
A48527	How may I know which are Intransitive Verbs?
A48527	How may a Verb Impersonal of the Passive Voice signifie?
A48527	How may one come to know every kind of Verb, and what Tense it is of?
A48527	How may one know of what declension a Pronoun is?
A48527	How may one know the Gend ● r in Pronoun Substantives?
A48527	How may one know the quantity of the middle syllables, and what syllables are reckoned to be the middle syllables?
A48527	How may the Cases be known one from the other?
A48527	How may the Genders of Nouns be known?
A48527	How may the four Conjugations be known asunder?
A48527	How may this Mood, or Figurative Way of Speaking be resolved?
A48527	How may 〈 ◊ 〉 know Adverbs?
A48527	How shall the Nominative Case be set in Making or Construing Latin?
A48527	How then doth the Genitive Case of each Declension end, and how do all the rest of the Cases end that proceed from those Genitives?
A48527	If a Question be asked by Cujus, ● a, jum; as, Whose Saying is this?
A48527	If the Present Tense end in po, how must the Preterperfect Tense end?
A48527	If the Present Tense end in quo, how doth the Preterperfect Tense end?
A48527	In declining and conjugating of Verbs, what am I chiefly to mind?
A48527	In these two parts, we use these or the like Forms of Speech: Nam, Enim, Erenim, Quippe, Nimirum, quid enim?
A48527	In what Case are the Proper Names of Cities and Towns put in, when they signifie moving to a place, and answer to the Question Quo, Whither?
A48527	In what Case is it put answering to the Question, How long?
A48527	In what Case is the Term or Word of Time put, answering to the Question When?
A48527	Into how many Parts is the Accidence divided?
A48527	Into how many Parts may Propria quae Maribus be divided?
A48527	Into how many Parts may it be divided?
A48527	Into how many Voices are these Examples formed?
A48527	Is a Hand a Noun?
A48527	Is a Vowel before two Consonants in the same word always long?
A48527	Is every w ● rd ending in Ing, a Participle of the Present Tense?
A48527	Is it always set before the Verb?
A48527	Is not the Subjunctive used sometimes instead of the Imp ● ● ative?
A48527	Is the first Verb always the Principal Verb?
A48527	Is there no Exception on this Rule?
A48527	Is there no exception?
A48527	Is there no other Rule for an Ablative Case?
A48527	It is a Mood that shews a Reason true or false; as Ego amo, I love; or else asks a Question and doubteth, as, Amas tu, Dost thou love?
A48527	May all Adverbs be compared?
A48527	May not Gerunds elegantly be turned into Nouns Adjectives?
A48527	May not s and u be added to Liquids?
A48527	May there not divers cases be put to the same Verb?
A48527	May these Verbs have no other Case of the Crime?
A48527	Must not the same Way and Method be used when a Latin is to be construed or turned into English, as when an English is given to be made into Latin?
A48527	Must one always thus seek out the Nominative Case?
A48527	My Neighbours, What do Boys do in the School?
A48527	No: For, 1. if a Question be asked; as, Am ● stu?
A48527	No; for it governs sometimes an Accusative?
A48527	Now we have done with single Letters, I pray, what must he do that will Spell right, and Write true Orthography?
A48527	Of old they were wo nt to govern the same Case as the Verb whence they were derived; as, Quid tibi hanc curatio est rem?
A48527	Of what Gender are all Nouns of the fifth Declension?
A48527	Of what Gender is every Noun that ● ndeth in um?
A48527	Of what Gender is every wor ● that d ● th not alter its Termination?
A48527	Of what are Gerunds in do governed?
A48527	Of what are Gerunds in dum governed?
A48527	Of what do Feet consist?
A48527	Of what is the Comparative Degree formed?
A48527	Of what quantity are words that end in i?
A48527	Operae, Custodiae, Copiae, Vigiliae, Excubiae, Curae?
A48527	PRopria urbium& oppidorum quae in loco significant,& respondent ad quaestionem, Vbi?
A48527	Per quam regulam?
A48527	Propria urbium& oppidorum ubi motus ad locum significatur,& ad quaestionem Quo?
A48527	Propria urbium& ● ppidorum à loco aut per locum significantia& ad quaestionem, unde aut Quâ?
A48527	Purge, Quit, or Assoil?
A48527	Q What doth üo make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	Q What if the Present Tense ends in ecto?
A48527	Q Why so?
A48527	Q. Cujus Casus, generis& numeri est?
A48527	Q. Cujus Casûs, Numeri& Personae est haec dictio?
A48527	Q. Cujus Generis est?
A48527	Q. Cujus Modi est& Temporis?
A48527	Q. Cujus generis sunt omnia pronomina?
A48527	Q. Cujus gradus Comparationis est?
A48527	Q. Cujus vel quotae declinationis?
A48527	Q. D ● es Comparison belong to all Nouns?
A48527	Q. Doth Valeo always govern an Ablative Case of the price?
A48527	Q. Hatb every Mood and Tense three Persons in both Numbers?
A48527	Q. Hath this Rule no Exceptions?
A48527	Q. PRopositâ voce quid faciendum est?
A48527	Q. QVid est Figura?
A48527	Q. Quae est haec particula?
A48527	Q. Quae pars orationis est proxima sc?
A48527	Q. Quae particula est haec quoque?
A48527	Q. Quae particula est haec?
A48527	Q. Quaenam aliae responsiones aliquando redduntur?
A48527	Q. Quaenam dicuntur vitia vocis& orationis& quomodo distinguuntu ●?
A48527	Q. Quaenam sunt Syntaxeos Figurae quae in Regimine inveniuntu ●?
A48527	Q. Quaenam& quot sunt Pronomen Substantiva& Adjectiva?
A48527	Q. Quale Adjectivum est hoc quoad significationem?
A48527	Q. Quale Adjectivum est quoad inflexionem?
A48527	Q. Quale Adverbium est?
A48527	Q. Quale Nomen est quoad Speciem& Figuram?
A48527	Q. Quale genus Verbi est hoc?
A48527	Q. Quale pronomen est hoc in praelectione tuâ?
A48527	Q. Qualis est haec Praepositio?
A48527	Q. Quare est Subjunctivi Modi?
A48527	Q. Quare est talis Casûs?
A48527	Q. Quen ● ● ● Figurae 〈 ◊ 〉 vel spectantur ratione Con ● ● nientiae in partibus declinabilibus?
A48527	Q. Quibus casibus inserviunt Praepositiones?
A48527	Q. Quid est Anastrophe?
A48527	Q. Quid est Antistolcon, s ● ● Ant ● thesis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Aphaeresis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Apocope?
A48527	Q. Quid est Archai ● mus?
A48527	Q. Quid est Archaismus in Etymologiâ?
A48527	Q. Quid est Asyndeton?
A48527	Q. Quid est Ellypsis quae dicitur Figura Syntaxeos in detractione?
A48527	Q. Quid est Enallage in Etymologiâ?
A48527	Q. Quid est Enallage, quae est Figura Syntaxeos in immutatione?
A48527	Q. Quid est Epenthesis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Hellenismus seu Graecismus in Syntaxi?
A48527	Q. Quid est Hendiadis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Hysteron Proteron sive Hysterologia?
A48527	Q. Quid est Metathesis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Parag ● ge?
A48527	Q. Quid est Participium?
A48527	Q. Quid est Pleonasmus?
A48527	Q. Quid est Polysindeton?
A48527	Q. Quid est Prolepsis seu Praesumptio?
A48527	Q. Quid est Pronomen?
A48527	Q. Quid est S ● noope?
A48527	Q. Quid est Substantivum Communes seu Apellativum?
A48527	Q. Quid est Substantivum?
A48527	Q. Quid est Syllepsis seu Conceptio Laetine dicta?
A48527	Q. Quid est Synchisis seu Hyperbaton?
A48527	Q. Quid est Synecdoche quae ad Hypallagen referri potest?
A48527	Q. Quid est Synthesis?
A48527	Q. Quid est haec particula sc?
A48527	Q. Quid est ● ● esis?
A48527	Q. Quid sunt Inseperabiles Praep ● sitiones?
A48527	Q. Quid sunt participia omnia?
A48527	Q. Quo ● ● unt Figurae Etymslogiae?
A48527	Q. Quomodo Accident is immutatio dici solet?
A48527	Q. Quomodo comparatur?
A48527	Q. Quomodo inflectis?
A48527	Q. Quomodo inflectis?
A48527	Q. Quomodo spectatur Figura Syntaxeos ratione Convenientiae?
A48527	Q. Quomodo vocis immutatio dicitur?
A48527	Q. Quomodo& quibus Figuris figuratur Syntaxis ratione Convenientiae in partibus indeclimibilibus?
A48527	Q. Quot accidunt Participio?
A48527	Q. Quot accidunt nomini?
A48527	Q. Quot participia veniunt à Verbis Deponentibus?
A48527	Q. Quot participia veniunt à Verbis Passivis?
A48527	Q. Quot sunt Figurae Orthographi ●?
A48527	Q. Quot sunt species Participiorum?
A48527	Q. Quot sunt species Pronominum?
A48527	Q. Quot sunt tempora Participiorum?
A48527	Q. Quot up ● ● ces sunt Figurae Syntaxeos?
A48527	Q. Quot ● plices sunt Figurae Grammaticae?
A48527	Q. Quotuplex est Conceptio seu Syllepsis?
A48527	Q. Quotuplex est Pronomen?
A48527	Q. Quotuplex est directa Conceptio?
A48527	Q. Quotuplex est gradus Comparationis?
A48527	Q. Si sit nomen quale nomen est?
A48527	Q. Si sit nomen vel Verbum,( nam hae sunt principales partes orationis) quid faciendum est?
A48527	Q. Vnde formatur?
A48527	Q. Whence is a Participle of the Present Tense formed?
A48527	Q. Whence is it formed, and what is the Sign thereof?
A48527	Q: Quid est Hypallage quae est altera species Aenallages?
A48527	Quare mutatur Consonans vel Vocalis?
A48527	Quid gladium demens ● omana stringis in ora?
A48527	Quid tibi nos mendice homo tactio est?
A48527	Quid tibi nos mendice homo tactio est?
A48527	Quis gremio Enceladi doctique Palaemonis adfert Quantum Grammaticus meruit labor?
A48527	R. Ad primam, secundam, tertiam,& c. Q. Quomodo s ● is?
A48527	R. Est Adverbium, Temporis, Loci, Quantitatis, Qualitatis, Numeri, Negandi, Affirmandi, Demonstrandi, Ordinis,& c. Q. Quot sunt accidentia Adverbio?
A48527	R. Est,& c. Q. Quare?
A48527	R. Primae, secundae,& c. Q. Vnde dignoscitur declinatio?
A48527	R. Quatuor, significatio, Comparatio, species& Figura?
A48527	R. Regitura Conjunctione:& cohaereret cum Nominativo,& c. Q. Quare est Infinitivi?
A48527	R. ● st M. F. N. C. D. G. Q. Si sit Substantivum Proprium, Quale est Proprium?
A48527	Sed haec omnesque Figurae Grammaticales ad Pleonasmum, Ellipsin,& Enallagen reduci possunt, Q. Quid est Prothesis?
A48527	Seeing Orthographia teacheth us with what Letters every Syllable and Word are to be writ, what is a Letter?
A48527	Some Verbs are said to be Transitive, others Intransitive, how may I know which is which?
A48527	Spatium temporis respondens ad quaestionem factam per Quamdiu?
A48527	TErminus temporis respondens ad quaestionem factam per Quando, quid sit factum?
A48527	Take the Case following the Verb, by asking whom, or what?
A48527	Tense?
A48527	The Construction of which, of the undeclined Parts of Speech, doth now remain?
A48527	The cause, by Quare, Wherefore, for what cause or reason?
A48527	The instrument answers to the Question made, by Quocum, With what?
A48527	The manner of doing, by Quomodo, How or by what means?
A48527	The price of the thing answers to Quanti, For how much, or how great a price?
A48527	They are, an, ne, utrum, whether; ne ● ne, anne, whether or no; nonne ▪ is it not so?
A48527	To what Impersonals is the Preposition ad properly added?
A48527	Under how many Heads may Syntaxis thus divided he considered?
A48527	Vapulo, vaeneo, liceo, exulo, fio?
A48527	Verba haec simpli ● ia?
A48527	Verbalia in io antiquè regebant casum verbi unde derivata erant; ut, Quid tibi hanc curatio est rem?
A48527	Vnde componitur?
A48527	Vnde derivatur?
A48527	WHAT doth Propria quae Maribus contain, and to what part of Grammar doth it belong?
A48527	WHAT is the Accidence, and why is it so called?
A48527	WHat Part of Grammar is that which teacheth us to make and speak Latin?
A48527	WHat doth As in Praesenti contain?
A48527	WHat doth Quae genus contain?
A48527	WHat is Grammar?
A48527	WHat is Prosodia?
A48527	What Adjectives are there besides of three terminations that are otherwise declin''d?
A48527	What Adjectives govern an Ablative Case, or a Genitive of the thing?
A48527	What Adjectives govern an Accusative and sometimes a Genitive or Ablative?
A48527	What Adverbs derived an Accusative Case?
A48527	What Adverbs govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What Adverbs require a Genitive Case?
A48527	What Adverbs 〈 ◊ 〉 there of Number?
A48527	What Article hath the Doubtful Gender, and what belongs it to?
A48527	What Article hath the Epicene Gender?
A48527	What Articles hath the Common of three, and what doth it belong to?
A48527	What Articles hath the Common of two, and what belongs it to?
A48527	What Case are plùs, ampliùs, and minùs, joyned to?
A48527	What Case do Adverbs govern?
A48527	What Case do Gerunds and Supines govern?
A48527	What Case do Hem and Apage govern?
A48527	What Case do Heus and Ohe govern?
A48527	What Case do Participles govern when they are changed into Nouns?
A48527	What Case do Participles of Verbs Passives commonly govern?
A48527	What Case do Pronouns want?
A48527	What Case do Reminiscor, obliviscor, recordor, and memini govern?
A48527	What Case do they govern?
A48527	What Case do ullus, alius, alter, uter, and neuter lack or want; and how are they declined?
A48527	What Case doth Poti ● r govern?
A48527	What Case have Gerunds in di sometimes, instead of the Case of their Verbs?
A48527	What Case is of the second Person?
A48527	What Case is that which is called Octavus Casus?
A48527	What Case is that which is called the Rectus Casus?
A48527	What Case shall the casual word be, which comes next after the Verb, and answers to the Question, Whom or What, made by the Verb?
A48527	What Case will Adverbs of the Comparative and Superlative Degree have?
A48527	What Case will Nouns of Diversity govern?
A48527	What Case will Participles govern?
A48527	What Case, or where then is the Seventh Case?
A48527	What Cases do Conjunctions govern, being the next in order?
A48527	What Cases do Interjections govern?
A48527	What Cases do Prepositions govern?
A48527	What Cases do Prepositions serve to?
A48527	What Cases do Proh, ah and vah govern?
A48527	What Cases do Substantives govern?
A48527	What Cases else may aestimo govern?
A48527	What Cases will Paenitet, taedet, miseret, miserescit, pudet, piget, govern?
A48527	What Cases will all Nouns of the fisth Declension have in the Plural Number, and what is the Rule?
A48527	What Conjunctions do couple like Cases?
A48527	What Exceptions are there belonging to the first Declension?
A48527	What Exceptions are there under the second Declension?
A48527	What Genitives are those?
A48527	What Genitives of Nouns Adjectives will Domus only admit of?
A48527	What Impersonals govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What Impersonals govern a Genitive Case?
A48527	What Impersonals govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	What Neut ● rs are there excepted from the second Special Rule?
A48527	What Neuters of Nouns encreasing short are excepted under the third Spec ● al Rule?
A48527	What Objections can you make against the foregoing Rule?
A48527	What Part of Government doth next follow?
A48527	What Participles govern an Indicative Mood?
A48527	What Particles are there that govern Moods?
A48527	What Parts of Speech govern Cases?
A48527	What Parts of Syntaxis are we next to examine?
A48527	What Prepositions serve to an Accusative and Ablative?
A48527	What Pronouns are of the fourth Declension?
A48527	What Pronouns are they that may be of any Person?
A48527	What Pronouns be of the first Declension?
A48527	What Pronouns be of the second Declension?
A48527	What Pronouns may be added to the fifteen?
A48527	What Rule am I to observe concerning the right parting and joyning of Syllables?
A48527	What Rules am I principally to observe concerning the Accents?
A48527	What Tenses are formed of the Preterperfect Tense of the Indicative Mood?
A48527	What Terminations hath the first Declension, what''s the Example, and whence proceeds it?
A48527	What Terminations hath the fourth Declension, which are the Examples of it, and whence proceeds it?
A48527	What Terminations hath the second Declension, what are the Examples, and whence proceeds it?
A48527	What Terminations hath the third Declension, what are the Examples, and whence comes it ●?
A48527	What Time doth the Future Tense speak of?
A48527	What Time doth the Present Tense speak of?
A48527	What Time doth the Preterimperfect Tense speak of?
A48527	What Time doth the Preterperfect Tense speak of?
A48527	What Time doth the Preterpluperfect Tense speak of?
A48527	What Verb is that you call the Principal Verb?
A48527	What Verbs are excepted from this Rule?
A48527	What Verbs are there of this sort?
A48527	What Verbs are those that will govern two Accusative Cases after them?
A48527	What Verbs govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What Verbs govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What Verbs govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	What Verbs of this sort are most to be observed?
A48527	What Vowel is that by which we know the first Conjugation?
A48527	What Vowel is that by which we know the fourth Conjugation?
A48527	What Vowel is that by which we know the second Conjugation?
A48527	What Vowel is that by which we know the third Conjugation?
A48527	What Words are there excepted from this General Rule?
A48527	What Words follow the Rule of Proper Names?
A48527	What and how many are those Nouns Pentaptots that want the Vocative Case?
A48527	What and how many other Exceptions are there wherein the Compound Verbs do differ from the Simple?
A48527	What are Prepositions when they are set alone, without any Case serving to them?
A48527	What are Supines?
A48527	What are peculiarly belonging to the Infinitive Mood?
A48527	What are th ● se of Affirming?
A48527	What are th ● se of Chance?
A48527	What are th ● se of Flatte ● ing?
A48527	What are th ● se of Quanti ● y?
A48527	What are th ● se 〈 ◊ 〉 a thing not fin ● shed?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Asking and Doubting?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of C ● mparis ● n?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Chusi ● g?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of D ● nying?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Exhorting?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Order?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Qu ● lity?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of W ● shing?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of gathering together?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of 〈 ◊ 〉?
A48527	What are the Feminines excepted?
A48527	What are the Points and Stops used in Writing and observed in Reading?
A48527	What are the first sort of Verbs that belong to this Rule?
A48527	What are the first sort of them, and which is the Rule?
A48527	What are the first sort of those that are deficient in Case called?
A48527	What are the four Examples of the four Conjugations?
A48527	What are the fourth sort of Defectives in Number?
A48527	What are the next sort of Adverbs?
A48527	What are the next sort of Defectives?
A48527	What are the next sort of Redundants, and the Rule for declining of them?
A48527	What are the second sort of Nouns that do change their Gender and Declension, and which is their Rule?
A48527	What are the second sort of Verbs that belong to this Rule?
A48527	What are the second sort of those that are deficient in Number?
A48527	What are the seventh sort of Verbs, that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What are the sixth and last sort of Variants, and which is their Rule?
A48527	What are the third sort of Redundants, that, under different Terminations, are of the same Gender and Signification?
A48527	What are the third sort of Verbs governing a Dative?
A48527	What are the third sort of those that are deficient in Number?
A48527	What are these Terminations of the Preterperfect Tense, mi, ni, pi, qui, made in the Supine?
A48527	What are these of the fourth Declension called, and why so called?
A48527	What are those of Calling?
A48527	What are those of Likeness?
A48527	What are those of Pa ● ting?
A48527	What are those of Sh ● wing?
A48527	What become of Prepositions when they govern no Case?
A48527	What comes next concerning the Government of Prepositions?
A48527	What comes next, or what is the second Part of Syntaxis in the Gorvernment of Words?
A48527	What do Gerunds in di depend upon?
A48527	What do hic, haec, hoc signifie?
A48527	What do the Compounds of nosco make in the Supines?
A48527	What do the Great or Capital Letters signifie, when they are writ alone?
A48527	What do you mean by Construction?
A48527	What do you mean by double Consonants, and how many are there of them?
A48527	What do you mean when you say, S, est suae potestatis litera?
A48527	What doth dio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth gio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth lo make in the Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	What doth mo make in the Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	What doth no in the Present Tense, make in the Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	What doth pio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth psi make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth ri make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth rio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth si make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth the first Part teach?
A48527	What doth ti make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth tio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth ui make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth vi make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth xi in the Preterperfect Tense make in the Supine?
A48527	What ease and benefit doth the considering and reducing of Syntaxis under these particulars produce?
A48527	What follows next after the Cases in the Accidence?
A48527	What follows next?
A48527	What if Actives want the Supines?
A48527	What if Verbs Substantive ● and Passives have an Acc ● sative or Dutive Case before them?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in co?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in do?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in go?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in ho?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in ro, how doth the Preterpersect end?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in sco?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in cio?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in so?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in to?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in vo?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in xo?
A48527	What if the Preterperfect end in bi, how shall the Supine end?
A48527	What if the first Person of the Present Tense end in bo, in Verbs of the third Conjugation?
A48527	What if the former word end in a short Vowel, the word following beginning with two Consonants?
A48527	What if two Vowels joyned together make but one sound and are spelt at once?
A48527	What is Caesura?
A48527	What is Case, the next Accident of a Noun?
A48527	What is Comparison?
A48527	What is Concord, the first of the twelve Parts?
A48527	What is Diastole or Ectasis?
A48527	What is Eclipsis?
A48527	What is Government in Syntaxis?
A48527	What is Mood, for we ● ave sp ● ke already of the kinds of Verbs?
A48527	What is Number, being the first Accident belonging to a Noun?
A48527	What is Orthographia?
A48527	What is Person in a Verb?
A48527	What is Scanning?
A48527	What is Speech, of which you tell me there are eight parts?
A48527	What is Sy ● tole?
A48527	What is Synaeresis, called also Synecphonesis and Syn ● zesis?
A48527	What is Synalaepha?
A48527	What is Syntaxis?
A48527	What is Time or Quantity, being the third part of Prosodiâ?
A48527	What is a Conjunction?
A48527	What is a Consonant?
A48527	What is a Double, called in Latin Duplex, and how many of them?
A48527	What is a Foot?
A48527	What is a Gender?
A48527	What is a Liquid, and how many Liquids are there?
A48527	What is a Mute?
A48527	What is a Noun Adjective?
A48527	What is a Noun Substantive?
A48527	What is a Participle?
A48527	What is a Preposition?
A48527	What is a Syllable?
A48527	What is a Verb Impersonal: and how known in English?
A48527	What is a Verb Impersonal?
A48527	What is a Verb Personal?
A48527	What is a Verb?
A48527	What is a Verse?
A48527	What is a Vowel?
A48527	What is an Accent properly?
A48527	What is an Adverb?
A48527	What is an Apostrophus, which may be added to the Accents?
A48527	What is an Interjection?
A48527	What is ci in the Preterperfect Tense made in the Supine?
A48527	What is di made in the Supine?
A48527	What is gi made in the Supine?
A48527	What is it to have the Signification increased or diminished?
A48527	What is li made in the Supine?
A48527	What is the Adverb abhinc joyned to?
A48527	What is the Article of the F. G. and what doth it belong to?
A48527	What is the Common of two Exception under the first Sp ● cial Rule?
A48527	What is the Comparative Degree?
A48527	What is the Doubtful Exception from this Special Rule?
A48527	What is the Example, and how many Terminations hath the fifth Declension?
A48527	What is the Figure Diae ● esis or Dialysis?
A48527	What is the Forming or Conjugating of a Verb?
A48527	What is the Fourth Part of As in Praesenti?
A48527	What is the Imperative Mood?
A48527	What is the Indicative Mood?
A48527	What is the Last Part of As in Praesenti, and what doth it treat of?
A48527	What is the Neuter Exception of Nouns not increasing?
A48527	What is the Positive Degree?
A48527	What is the Rule for Redundant Adjectives?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of Compound Verbs, being the Second Part of As in Praesenti?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of Simple Verbs in io, of the fourth Conjugation, declined like Audio?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of all Simple Verbs in eo, of the second Conjugation, declined like Doceo?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of all Simple Verbs in o, of the first Conjugation, declined like Amo?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of all Simple Verbs in o, of the third Conjugation, decli ● ed like Lego?
A48527	What is the Rule for those that govern a Genitive?
A48527	What is the Rule of Verbs of the Infinitive Mood, and of what are they governed?
A48527	What is the Second Observation?
A48527	What is the Sign of the Comparative Degree?
A48527	What is the Superlative Degree?
A48527	What is the difference between Carmen and Versus?
A48527	What is the difference between Neutro- passiva, and Neutralia- passiva?
A48527	What is the difference between Quid and Quod?
A48527	What is the difference between a Noun and a Verb?
A48527	What is the fifth Exception?
A48527	What is the fifth Exception?
A48527	What is the fifth Rule of Deficients in Number, and what are the words?
A48527	What is the fifth thing belonging to a Pronoun?
A48527	What is the first Exception?
A48527	What is the first Part in the government of Cases?
A48527	What is the first Person?
A48527	What is the first Rule of Deficients in Number?
A48527	What is the first Supine governed of?
A48527	What is the forbidding Adverb?
A48527	What is the fourth Exception?
A48527	What is the fourth Exception?
A48527	What is the fourth general Rule?
A48527	What is the last Exception?
A48527	What is the last Rule of Desectives in Number?
A48527	What is the meaning of the Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of the Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of the Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of the first Rule of Variants?
A48527	What is the meaning of the first Special Rule, Nomen non cr ● s ● ens?
A48527	What is the meaning of the third Special Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Insertion, At horum nunc est Deponens?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule, Aliquando Relativum, aliquando& nomen Adjectivum?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule, At sunt quae flexu,& c?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule, Haec proprium quendam sibi fle ● um,& c?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule, Nil variat facio?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Verse in the Figurative Syntaxis, Mobile fit fixum si fixum menie subaudis?
A48527	What is the meaning of, A lego nata,& c?
A48527	What is the meaning of, Haec si componas,& c. the third general Exception of Verbs Compounds that differ from their Simple?
A48527	What is the meaning thereof?
A48527	What is the next Accident of a Noun after Declension?
A48527	What is the next Part of Grammar?
A48527	What is the next more usual sort of Verse?
A48527	What is the second Exception on Praeteritum dat idem?
A48527	What is the second Exception?
A48527	What is the second Person?
A48527	What is the second Rule in the Construction of Substantives?
A48527	What is the third Exception?
A48527	What is the third Exception?
A48527	What is the third Person?
A48527	What is the third general Rule for knowing the first syllables?
A48527	What is to be observed in the forming of the Preterperfect Tense of Verbs in each Conjugation?
A48527	What is to be observed of the Compounds of Cano?
A48527	What kind of Rule is this, to wit, Faeminei generis sunt mat ● r, humus,& c?
A48527	What kind of Verbs are sum, possum, volo, nolo, malo, edo, fio, fero, feror, for they are not declined as Regular Verbs?
A48527	What may a Verb Active be made?
A48527	What may a Verb Passive be made?
A48527	What may be objected against the said Rule, that is, Propria Foemin ● um?
A48527	What mean you by a Degree of Comparison?
A48527	What mean you by this?
A48527	What more have you to say of this Rule, Omnia Verba acqulsitivè?
A48527	What must he first learn that is to make a Verse?
A48527	What must we do in th ● se Verbs that want the Future in rus?
A48527	What observation do you make of que and u, in spelling?
A48527	What observe you of Sum; and some other Verbs?
A48527	What observe you of the sound of ti?
A48527	What of the foregoing Pa ● ticles use to begin, and what use to follow?
A48527	What other Adjectives govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What other Exceptions have you of a Vowel, not being short, before another in the same word?
A48527	What other Exceptions have you, besides this Greek one?
A48527	What other Verbs govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What other Verbs govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What other Verbs govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What other Verbs of this Rule do borrow or vary their Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	What other Verbs place will govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What other Verbs require a Genitive Case?
A48527	What other Verbs require a Genitive Case?
A48527	What other sort of Verbs may govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	What part of Construction comes in the twelfth and last place?
A48527	What part of Government comes next?
A48527	What part of Government comes next?
A48527	What part of Government falls under the ninth place?
A48527	What part of government follows next?
A48527	What qu ● ntity are words that end in ys and y?
A48527	What quantity are words ending in c?
A48527	What quantity are words ending in e?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in as?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in b, d, t?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in es?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in is?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in l?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in n?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in o?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in os?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in r?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in u?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in us?
A48527	What say you of Communis, alienus, immunis?
A48527	What say you of Compos, impos, consors, exors, particeps, potens, impotens,& c?
A48527	What say you of Hic, ille and iste, how are they distinguished?
A48527	What say you of Mereor?
A48527	What say you of Nouns derived of Verbs, or Verbals in i ●?
A48527	What say you of Nouns of the Neuter Gender of the second declension?
A48527	What say you of Reus, certior, sollicitus, and conscius?
A48527	What say you of Verbs which have the force of comparison, or signifie exceeding?
A48527	What say you of a and e, before the Tenses in bam and bo?
A48527	What say you of the Adverb ne, of forbidding?
A48527	What say you of the Case or Rule of the Relative?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of Maneo?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of Pango?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of Pasco, belonging to this Rule, Verba haec simplicia?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of Placeo?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of claudo, quatio, lavo?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of scalpo, calco, salto?
A48527	What say you of the Construction of Pronouns?
A48527	What say you of the Government of Prepositions?
A48527	What say you of the Penultima of Adjectives in anus, arus, orus, osus, and of Adverbs in atim and itim?
A48527	What say you of the Preterperfect Tenses in vi and si?
A48527	What say you of the Question and Answer to it?
A48527	What say you of the last syllable save one of Adjectives in inus?
A48527	What say you of the other Cases of Verbs Passives?
A48527	What say you of the second Concord, wherein is the Agreement?
A48527	What say you of the third Concord, which may be referred to the second?
A48527	What signification have their Participles?
A48527	What significations have Gerunds?
A48527	What sort of Adjectives govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What sort of Adjectives govern a Genitive Case?
A48527	What sort of Letters are r and y said to be?
A48527	What sort of Nouns are those that follow the Rule of Relatives in Construing and Covernment?
A48527	What sort of Verbs belong to this Rule?
A48527	What sort of Words are used to be added to Comparatives and Superlatives?
A48527	What things belong to all the Eight Parts of Speech?
A48527	What use do Prepositions chiefly serve to?
A48527	What will edo make when it is compounded?
A48527	What words are of the fifth sort, and what is their Rule?
A48527	What words are of the sixth sort of Deficients in Number?
A48527	What words are of the sourth sort, and what is their Rule?
A48527	What words are of the third sort, and which is their Rule?
A48527	What words are there of the Common of two excepted from the third Special Rule?
A48527	What words are those by which the Question of the instrument, cause, or manner of doing, are answered by?
A48527	What words of the Common of two are excepted under this Special Rule?
A48527	What words of the Doubtful Gender are excepted from the third Special Rule?
A48527	What words of the Doubtful Gender are excepted under the first Special Rule?
A48527	What 〈 ◊ 〉 Verbs govern a Genitive Case?
A48527	What''s the meaning of the Rule it self?
A48527	What, or how many Participles can a Verb Deponent have?
A48527	When a Question is asked by a word that may govern divers cases; as, For how much have you bought this Book?
A48527	When an Answer is made by one of these Possessives, Meus, tuus, suus noster, vester ▪ as, Whose House is that?
A48527	When doth in govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	When doth sub govern an Accusative?
A48527	When doth super govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	Where do we make use of great Letters?
A48527	Where doth the Second Part of Propria quae Maribus, that is, Rules for the declining of Substantives Common, begin?
A48527	Where doth the first sort of Nouns, called Defectives, begin, and what are they?
A48527	Where shall one find this( re) and( ris) to know the Conjugation by?
A48527	Which Pronouns are of the third Declension?
A48527	Which and how many are the General Rules?
A48527	Which and what is the first part of Speech?
A48527	Which are Electives,( viz) such as imply a choice?
A48527	Which are the Feet of three syllables?
A48527	Which are the Feet of two syllables?
A48527	Which are the Interjections of Mirth?
A48527	Which are the Root or Principal Tenses in Conjugating of a Verb Active or Neuter?
A48527	Which are the common Verbs of Esteeming?
A48527	Which are the eleventh sort?
A48527	Which are the fifth sort of Verbs governing a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are the first 〈 ◊ 〉 in the A ● ● idence?
A48527	Which are the fourth sort of Verbs that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are the kinds of Diastole in Caesura?
A48527	Which are the more worthy Persons?
A48527	Which are the most usual sort of Verses?
A48527	Which are the ninth sort of them?
A48527	Which are the rest of th ● m?
A48527	Which are the sixth sort of Verbs that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are the special Rules of the last syllables?
A48527	Which are the tenth sort of Verbs, that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are the thirteenth sort of these Verbs, that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are those Prepositions that serve to both the Accusative and Ablative?
A48527	Which are those Twelve Parts or Heads?
A48527	Which are those of Sorrow?
A48527	Which are those of dread?
A48527	Which is die third Rule in the Construction of Substantives?
A48527	Which is the Article of the M. G. and what doth it belong to?
A48527	Which is the Article of the N. G. and what doth it belong to?
A48527	Which is the Eighth Part of As in Praesenti, being the second Rule of Verbs Irregular Variant?
A48527	Which is the Ninth Part of As in Praesenti, and what doth it treat of?
A48527	Which is the Seventh Part of As in Praesenti, and what doth it treat of?
A48527	Which is the Sixth Part of As in Praesenti, and what doth it treat of?
A48527	Which is the Third Part of Speech?
A48527	Which is the eighth general Rule?
A48527	Which is the fifth Rule observable in the Figurative Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the fifth Rule, or fifth sort of Deficients in Number?
A48527	Which is the fifth general Rule?
A48527	Which is the fifth usual sort of Verse?
A48527	Which is the first Rule of the Figurative Syntaxis, and what''s the meaning thereof?
A48527	Which is the first irregular Comparison or Exception?
A48527	Which is the first?
A48527	Which is the first?
A48527	Which is the fourth Accident belonging to a Noun?
A48527	Which is the fourth Rule in the Construction of Substantives?
A48527	Which is the fourth Rule or thing to be observed in the Figurative Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the fourth irregular Comparison or Exception?
A48527	Which is the fourth usual sort of Verse?
A48527	Which is the last general Rule of knowing the first syllables?
A48527	Which is the next Part of Construction or Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the place of the Nominative?
A48527	Which is the second Declension of Adjectives?
A48527	Which is the second Rule for the declining of Adjectives?
A48527	Which is the second Rule of the Figurative Syntaxi ●?
A48527	Which is the second Special Rule for the Gender and declining of Nouns Substa ● tives common?
A48527	Which is the second irregular Comparison or Exception?
A48527	Which is the seventh general Rule?
A48527	Which is the sixth Observation or Rule in the Figurative Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the sixth general Rule?
A48527	Which is the sixth sort of Verse?
A48527	Which is the third Rule for the declining of Adjectives?
A48527	Which is the third Rule of the Figurative Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the third irregular Comparison or Exception?
A48527	Which is the third usual so ● ● of Verse?
A48527	Which is the twelfth sort of them?
A48527	Which is your Rule for Verbs governing a Genitive, and what sorts of Verbs are they?
A48527	Which of them comes first?
A48527	Whose Book is this?
A48527	Why are not Adjectives compared when a Vowel comes before Us?
A48527	Why are the four first declined, and the four last undeclined?
A48527	Why are these called Persons in a Verb?
A48527	Why are they called Primitives, and what are they called besides?
A48527	Why are they set before the Genders and Declensions?
A48527	Why are they so called?
A48527	Why can not the Infinitive Mood, or the Verb that follows the Relative or Conjunction, be the Principal Verb?
A48527	Why do the Gerunds and Supines belong to the Infinitive Mood?
A48527	Why do they say Quî in the Ablative Case?
A48527	Why do you leave out the Optative and Potential Mood?
A48527	Why do you say commonly, Is there any exception?
A48527	Why doth not Comparison belong to a Noun Substantive?
A48527	Why doth the Imperative Mood want the first Person singular?
A48527	Why is it call''d the Nominative?
A48527	Why is it called I ● p ● ● sonal, is it because it wants the Persons?
A48527	Why is it called a Participle?
A48527	Why is it called the Accusative Case?
A48527	Why is it called the Dative Case?
A48527	Why is it called the Genitive Case?
A48527	Why is that which ends in u, called the latter Supine?
A48527	Why is that which ends in um, called the first Supine?
A48527	Why is the Ablative called Latinus Casus?
A48527	Why may they not be Verbs, seeing they retain their Construction?
A48527	Why must these six so agree together?
A48527	Why say you most commonly?
A48527	Why was a Participle invented?
A48527	Why was a Pronoun invented?
A48527	With how many Articles is a Noun Substantive declin''d?
A48527	Yes; as, Haeccine fieri flagitia?
A48527	a Pronoun?
A48527	a Verb Common, signifies also like a Verb Passive?
A48527	a Verb Personal agrees with its Nominative Case?
A48527	an Indicative and a Subjunctive?
A48527	and, why is it called so?
A48527	and, why is it called so?
A48527	of Nouns Irregular, called Redundants, or that have overmuch?
A48527	of Pronunciation?
A48527	of the undeclined sort?
A48527	such as give an answer to the Adversatives?
A48527	such as grant somewhat to be said against?
A48527	such as lessen the meaning?
A48527	such as make Inferenees?
A48527	those that couple both Sence and Words?
A48527	those that imply a Condition?
A48527	those that imply a Difference?
A48527	those that imply an Exception?
A48527	those which ask a Question?
A48527	those which imply a Reason?
A48527	those which part the Sence and not the Words?
A48527	〈 ◊ 〉, when we enquire, whether or by whom a Fact was committed; as, An Clodius occide ● i ● 〈 ◊ 〉?
A54745	& enim quam tu domum, quam urbem adiisti, quod fanum denique, quod non eversum atque extersum reliqueris?
A54745	''T is a thousand pities Bess, yet I''le search among my acquaintance, It may be my chance to do thee a kindness; what Trade dost thou love best?
A54745	?
A54745	A Gentlewoman that was always jealous of Latine, hearing one say bona mulier?
A54745	A Wit meeting of a Usurer, desired him to lend him some money, Sir, said the Usurer, I do not know you?
A54745	A countrey Painter painting of a small Parish Church, and writing false Orthography, one askt him, that overlookt his work, why he spelt so false?
A54745	A cowardly Captain askt a Soldier whether he knew him or no?
A54745	A fearful bashful Countrey- fellow was askt, whether he would go to bed to his bride?
A54745	A. J. N. do confess my self to be as base a villain as thou art, and therefore let me see thee to morrow by such an hour in Hide Park?
A54745	A. Qualis vita, fuit ita, Q. why are women like a piece of Grogram?
A54745	A. VVhy are curled haired men sooner gray then others?
A54745	A. what is the swiftest thing in the world?
A54745	Alas poor Scholar, Whither wilt thou go?
A54745	Alas poor Scholar, whither wilt thou go?
A54745	Alas poor Scholar, whither wilt thou go?
A54745	Alas poor Scholar, whither wilt thou go?
A54745	And how is it proper?
A54745	And if she have a gown, and other womens garments of a greater price then thou, whether hadst thou rather have hers or thine?
A54745	And nothing goes down but drink, Friends, whether are your stomachs flown?
A54745	And this is Queen Elizabeth, How the Spaniards did infest her?
A54745	And what doth the contradiction signifie?
A54745	And what negative?
A54745	And what the Negative?
A54745	Are not Instruments numbered among helping Causes?
A54745	Are not also greaters feigned?
A54745	Are not dislikes also known by denying the likes?
A54745	Are not lessers also sometimes feigned?
A54745	Are not proper circumstances also mingled with common causes sometimes?
A54745	Are not the notes sometimes omitted?
A54745	Are there not notations also from disagreeings?
A54745	At what season doth the patient husband love the scold his wife best?
A54745	At what time do womens breasts begin first to increase?
A54745	Atticus, why?
A54745	Ay, but Richard will you think so hereafter?
A54745	B. make another song in praise of Sack?
A54745	B. what is a creditor?
A54745	Be not notes of dislikes sometimes wanting?
A54745	Because in some persons the heart sendeth not heat to that side?
A54745	Bishopricks are void In Scotland; shall I thither?
A54745	Bring forth authority for this?
A54745	But Aspatia spake to Zenophon himself, I pray thee( said she) if thy neighbor have a better horse then thou, hadst thou rather have his or thine?
A54745	But I cry''d no, I''de have Peggie, with that she jeer''d me, saying, What are you love- sick Tom?
A54745	But Sweet Diana what strange fears have I, That am confirm''d how men can swear and lie?
A54745	But although the disjunction be absolutely true, and also necessary, may there not be a necessity that the parts should be separately necessary?
A54745	But are there no special examples fitted to this kind?
A54745	But are they not more frequent from adverses?
A54745	But do not examples set forth this head more clearly?
A54745	But doth Thais give me many thanks for it?
A54745	But from whence arises all my trouble?
A54745	But how if there be many?
A54745	But if I defend him whom thou accusest, why should I not be angry with thee, who accusest him whom I defend?
A54745	But if Romes people ask me happily, Why not''mongst Judges on the Bench sit I; And do that which they love, fly that they hate?
A54745	But if he have a better wife then thou hast, whether hadst thou rather have his or thine?
A54745	But if he have better ground then thou, whether hadst thou rather have?
A54745	But if that Oracles true things do tell, Then this in our name see thou do declare?
A54745	But if the connexion be contingent, and only put for probability, how shall it be judged then?
A54745	But is method only set forth in matter of the arts and doctrine?
A54745	But is not the disjunction oftentimes from condition?
A54745	But may not example be under this head?
A54745	But tell me how it is with you?
A54745	But what did this Tubero his sword do in the Pharsalian Army?
A54745	But what if any part happen to be besides its parts?
A54745	But what if any thing were taken away in the compound syllogism?
A54745	But what is the consequent part of the syllogism?
A54745	But what is the most special species?
A54745	But what wilt thou give me for this Jone?
A54745	But wherefore this superfluity of speech?
A54745	But whereupon dependeth the judgement of the copulative enunciate?
A54745	But why do I rage?
A54745	But why should reason hope to win a victory, that''s so unkind, and so unwelcome to my mind?
A54745	CElia, thy sweet Angels face May be call''d a heavenly place; The whiteness of the starry way, Nature did on thy forehead lay?
A54745	Can you in few words give an illustration or description of the body?
A54745	Come say away Girle; Hey down a down a derry down, Hey down a down a derry do?
A54745	Dear Lady, why should you not affect that love which you your self have created?
A54745	Divideth living creatures into five species?
A54745	Do not Deprecations then proceed from hence?
A54745	Do you not hear the Nightingale Madam?
A54745	Do you think, Sir, that that which is ruin''d by the Eyes, can ● e belov''d by the Heart?
A54745	Do''s it not bring a very great addition to my Lords Estate?
A54745	Dost thou not understand it is determined, that either those who have done this thing are homicides or revengers of liberty?
A54745	Doth Clodius lay snares for Milon?
A54745	Doth not his head and eye- brows altogether bald, seem to favour of malice, and cry out of deceit?
A54745	Each Term he ask''d his Father Blessing, most gravely and demurely, Who then did give him Shillings Ten; and must he dye obscurely?
A54745	Even Volcatio if he had come freely, would he have given a little book?
A54745	Fair Goddess of the pottage pot, how done you do tzip morning?
A54745	Fill thy sad matter with thy vertues grave, Hot glory doth decay, it none can save: Who had known Hector if Troy well had been?
A54745	First my mother brought me forth, then I the daughter bring forth my mother again?
A54745	Fond man what glory hast thou won, Or praise, a Virgin thus to have undone?
A54745	For by what Eyes of the Mind( saith he) could your Plato behold the frame of so great a Work, whereby he maketh it constructed and builded of God?
A54745	For he did swagger, drink, and game, indeed, what would he not?
A54745	Forth cometh she at length with mighty train, In her long robe, with many a long seam?
A54745	From hence, because it declareth the causes, Q. Shew some example now of the distributions of the genus into species?
A54745	From whence is derived the power of feeling?
A54745	From whence proceed tears?
A54745	From whence proceeds jealousie?
A54745	From whence then is that universal famousness and excellency?
A54745	Give a Poetical example?
A54745	Give a Poetical example?
A54745	Give a poetical example?
A54745	Give a poetical example?
A54745	Give an Orators example?
A54745	Give an example of a gradation, without a rethorical climax?
A54745	Give an example of a negative general syllogism?
A54745	Give an example of a negative special?
A54745	Give an example of a special syllogism?
A54745	Give an example of it?
A54745	Give an example of it?
A54745	Give an example of obligation?
A54745	Give an example of that which effecteth by Nature?
A54745	Give an example of the Cause that effecteth by it self?
A54745	Give an example of the affirmative special syllogism?
A54745	Give an example of the former?
A54745	Give an example of the latter?
A54745	Give an example of the solitary Cause with Principals and Fellows, out of some Orator?
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A54745	Give example of a negative proper?
A54745	Give example of an affirmative proper?
A54745	Give example of another general syllogism?
A54745	Give example of feigned equals?
A54745	Give example of proper syllogisms?
A54745	Give example of the Adjunct out of some Orator?
A54745	Give example of the Subject out of some Orator?
A54745	Give example of the first sort?
A54745	Give example of the first?
A54745	Give example of the notes out of some Orator?
A54745	Give example of the second?
A54745	Give example of this out of some Poet?
A54745	Give example of this?
A54745	Give example of those which are done by denying of parts?
A54745	Give example of what you have here shewed out of the art of Grammer?
A54745	Give example out of an Orator?
A54745	Give example out of some Orator?
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A54745	Give me a more familiar example?
A54745	Give some example from some Orator?
A54745	Give some example of it?
A54745	Give some example of that which effecteth by counsel?
A54745	Give some examples of Relates?
A54745	Go to then, if she have a better husband then thou, hadst thou rather have hers?
A54745	Go to then, what, or how is the question?
A54745	HOw long shall I a Martyr be, To love and Womans cruelty?
A54745	Have not Vertues and Vices their effects also?
A54745	Have not feigned likenesses equal force with these above?
A54745	Have we not an obligation set forth sometimes with a pledge?
A54745	Have you seen Carnation grow, Fresh blushing through new flakes of snow?
A54745	Have you seen the pretty gleam That the Strawberry leaves in cream?
A54745	Have you seen with more delight, A red Rose growing through a white?
A54745	Having spoken of contraries affirming, we are come to contraries denying, what are they then?
A54745	He comes into the Park, like the son of Death, arm''d with the accouterments of Mortality, Sword and Pistol?
A54745	He had no Curtains to his Bed, yet still paid for his quart, While Coin did last; and shall he dye?
A54745	He hated all the Female sex, who knows his private grudge; And must he therefore dye forgot?
A54745	He lived in a Garret high, as high as any Steeple; And shall he dye?
A54745	He lov''d his Dog, Icleped Trou, his Dog he loved Pye; Shall Tobit live for his Dogs sake?
A54745	He made the Ballad of the Turk, and sung it in the street; And shall he dye, and no man heed it?
A54745	He quoted Dod and Clever; I nothing got, He got a Cloak and Bever: Alas poor Scholar, whither wilt thou go?
A54745	Her sides be long, her belly lank; of her legs what should I say?
A54745	Here Henry Cary, Lord Hunsdon rests, what a noise a makes with his name?
A54745	Here Thomas Cecil lies: Who''s that?
A54745	Here it seemeth is signified from the disjunst, that one only is true?
A54745	Hitherto the first part of Logick in Invention hath been expounded, the other part followeth in Judgement; what then is Judgement?
A54745	Hitherto you have expounded the first arguments, those derived from the first follow, what are they then?
A54745	Ho, ho, ho, I have hit it, Peace good- man Fool?
A54745	How are Hermophrodites begotten?
A54745	How are disagreeings manifested?
A54745	How are they judged?
A54745	How are they manifested?
A54745	How by Fortune?
A54745	How by Necessity?
A54745	How can that be?
A54745	How contingent?
A54745	How did Master Not of the Inns of Court love a citizens wife?
A54745	How did a gentleman of late requite him that gave him the horns?
A54745	How did the gentleman requite his blind bears courtesie?
A54745	How did the late King serve one that was importunate to be knighted?
A54745	How do the English love the Spaniards?
A54745	How do the Orators follow this method?
A54745	How do thy joys, though in their greatest dearth, Transcend the proudest pleasures of the earth?
A54745	How doth a man look after the recreations of a bridal night?
A54745	How doth it effect by an external faculty?
A54745	How doth the Efficient Cause effect by an Accident?
A54745	How effecteth it by it self?
A54745	How effecteth it by its own faculty?
A54745	How else?
A54745	How false?
A54745	How impossible?
A54745	How is a Lesser judged?
A54745	How is it affirmed?
A54745	How is it denied?
A54745	How is it done?
A54745	How is it general?
A54745	How is it special?
A54745	How is it that women go so unwillingly to bed, and rise the next day so lusty?
A54745	How is kissing used?
A54745	How is that great vertue impudence here abused?
A54745	How is the Cause divided?
A54745	How is the discreet Enunciat judged to be true?
A54745	How is the false or ridiculous judged?
A54745	How is the second kinde of handling this kinde of argument?
A54745	How is the taste best discerned?
A54745	How lastly?
A54745	How long did the learned guess that the world would last?
A54745	How many Kindes hath it?
A54745	How many are the manners of distinction?
A54745	How many bones are there in the body of a man?
A54745	How many miles is the earth in circuit?
A54745	How many parts hath Logick?
A54745	How many parts hath the antecedent?
A54745	How may carnal copulation be civilly defined?
A54745	How may one distinguish of the height of things?
A54745	How mean you Page?
A54745	How might Naylers female be rightly named Mary Magdalene?
A54745	How necessary?
A54745	How now, what dost think Jocky?
A54745	How prithee now?
A54745	How prove you this last by testimony and example?
A54745	How should a man behave himself to a coy Lady?
A54745	How true?
A54745	How would I chide thee in this angry vain?
A54745	How?
A54745	I am not angry, wo can angry be With him that loves a Mistress?
A54745	I see you came, Sir, with a resolution not to be deny''d, having brought an argument so perswasive to Women, as that of Novelty; but pray what is it?
A54745	If a man calls his wife Whore, what follows by consequence?
A54745	If any part of the syllogism want, what is it said to be?
A54745	If it be your Difficulties, Sir, that can create your Glory, why do you complain?
A54745	If the parts of the disjunct proposition shall be more then two, how shall they be judged then?
A54745	In Defiance of Drinking- sack WHat a Devil ail our Poets all, For drink, for drink thus always to call?
A54745	In the Latine of Enuntiatum, it is called Enuntiation?
A54745	Is bright Sylvia gentle bowrs, To your gloomy walks unknown?
A54745	Is it a great act to over throw the city Rome, to beat a Knave, to kill a Parricide, what shall I say?
A54745	Is it lawful for a lover to make use of any other Lady then his own?
A54745	Is it not sometimes from the Subject to the Adjunct?
A54745	Is it not sometimes without notes?
A54745	Is lying of any ancient standing?
A54745	Is not a certain Logical gradation, sometimes joyned with a Rethorical climax taken from hence?
A54745	Is not the genus handled by the species?
A54745	Is not the order of the parts oftentimes confounded?
A54745	Is not this conjunction also denied more manifestly by denying the consequent?
A54745	Is there not a Symbol in Conjugates of agreeing arguments?
A54745	Is there not a reciprocal affection in both these?
A54745	Is there not also a gradation from lessers?
A54745	It is thus concluded and judged by Horace, Epist, 1. Who freer is he, that as a servant dwelleth?
A54745	It seemeth by this that if the disjunction be contingent, it is not absolutely true, but is only opinionable?
A54745	It seemeth by this that method doth continually pass from universals to singulars?
A54745	It seemeth by this, when a hidden truth of things is more subtily searched for, that this argument hath small force of proof?
A54745	It should seem by this, that contraries are sequences of contraries?
A54745	It should seem by this, that the one being affirmed, the other is denied?
A54745	It should seem then that the distinction of the whole into parts is distribution?
A54745	It should seem then that the perfect definition is nothing else then an universal symbol of the causes, constituting the essence and nature of things?
A54745	It was ask''d, Whether it were more dangerous for Ladies to dance upon the Ropes, or to dance upon the Ground?
A54745	It was ask''d, Who was the fittest man to marry a flat nos''d woman?
A54745	It was ask''d, Why Maiden- heads was so much priz''d?
A54745	It was demanded of a Lady, Whether she had rather marry a Fool or a Wiseman?
A54745	It was demanded, What was the humor of those people that dyed for Love?
A54745	It was demanded, Why women are many times more quick witted then men?
A54745	Johnson what reparation he would tender to his honor for spitting in his face?
A54745	Johnsons Chair at Robert Wilsons Tipling- house in the Strand?
A54745	Make the disjunction appear clearer?
A54745	Make this plain by example?
A54745	Make this plain by example?
A54745	Make this plainer by examples?
A54745	Make this plainer?
A54745	Make this plainer?
A54745	Make this plainer?
A54745	Make this plainer?
A54745	Marry Jone, cry I still, but when wilt thou marrie, Jone?
A54745	May a lover die with too much loving?
A54745	May not Comparatives also argue Fictions?
A54745	May not Impudence be numbered amongst these kind of Causes?
A54745	May not distribution of genus into species be comprised under this head?
A54745	May not notation be also from comparatives?
A54745	May not time also be reduced unto this Head?
A54745	May there not be rendred a reason of the names?
A54745	Nature made thee her seal, she meant thereby: Thou shouldst Print more, not let the Copie die; What, hast thou vow''d an aged Maid to die?
A54745	Now Marriot is dead, who is the greatest eater?
A54745	Of all fishes in the sea, which is the swistest?
A54745	Of all knaves, why is there greatest hope of a Cobler?
A54745	One asking a Poet where his wits were?
A54745	One asking another what Superscription he had best write to his Mistress on his letter, was told, Venus Lass of his affections?
A54745	One askt in which part of the house a gentlewoman did use to lie?
A54745	One askt why men should think there was a world in the moon?
A54745	One being askt what countrey man a Plough man was?
A54745	One boasted himself to be a wit, saying, That the world ● ● ke him to be all wit?
A54745	One drinking of a cup of burnt Claret, said that he was not able to let it down, another askt him why?
A54745	One perswaded another, because she was rich, to marry a whore, saying, it was not too late for her to turn?
A54745	One said he was so tender hearted, that he could not abide to kill a louse?
A54745	One said painters were cunning fellows, the other askt why?
A54745	One said to a sturdy begger, friend, it is a custom amongst those of your trade, if a man doth not give you, to rail at him?
A54745	One saying that he was sorrowful, that such a Venison Pasty was eaten?
A54745	One seeing a man and his wife fighting, askt another why he did not part them?
A54745	One told a gentleman that went by water, that his cloak burnt?
A54745	Or follow Windebank And Finch, to see if either Do want a Priest to shrive them?
A54745	Or he that in his moneys love excelleth?
A54745	Or morning blushes when day breaks?
A54745	Or why doth sullen ● ate consine My heart to thee, that is not mine?
A54745	Poor soul she lives in quiet?
A54745	Porter dye?
A54745	Porter rid himself and his company of the Fidlers?
A54745	Proceed further in explicating the Subject?
A54745	Proceed to farther example?
A54745	Proceed to farther examples?
A54745	Proceed to further example?
A54745	Proceed to further example?
A54745	Proceed to further example?
A54745	Proceed to further example?
A54745	Proceed to further examples?
A54745	Produce Tully''s words avouching this syllogism?
A54745	Produce authority for this syllogism?
A54745	Produce some Orator avouching this syllogism?
A54745	Produce some Orator for this syllogism?
A54745	Produce the authority of some ancient avouching this syllogism?
A54745	Produce the example of some Orator for this syllogism?
A54745	Prove this by some Poet?
A54745	Q Give another example?
A54745	Q Shew another syllogism of this kinde?
A54745	Q VVhat is a mans reason compared unto?
A54745	Q What is simple?
A54745	Q wherefore is it that we are most ticklish under the soles of the feet, and under the armpits?
A54745	Q, It may be thought then that this part of Logick is called both Judgement and Disposition from hence?
A54745	Q, VVhat said the boy to the Cuckold, when he askt him why he stared him so in the face?
A54745	Q, Why do lovers blush on the bridal night?
A54745	Q. Avouch some other authority after the like manner?
A54745	Q. Doth it alwayes assume the same?
A54745	Q. Doth not earnest affection sometimes flow from these Relates?
A54745	Q. Ezplicate the Subject further?
A54745	Q. Shew another example of the special syllogism?
A54745	Q. Shew another example?
A54745	Q. Shew another syllogism of this kinde?
A54745	Q. Shew example?
A54745	Q. Shew the contrary?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of these examples?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
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A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Q. VVhat are Conjugates?
A54745	Q. VVhat be the kinds of these arguments?
A54745	Q. VVhat become of the Turk that daunced on the ropes, and stood on his head with his heels upright on an exceeding high pole?
A54745	Q. VVhat creature is that which bites with his tongue?
A54745	Q. VVhat creatures of all others live the longest?
A54745	Q. VVhat did one compare tall men unto?
A54745	Q. VVhat did the old Book- sellers Dedication Horse cost him that he use to ride on up and down the countrey?
A54745	Q. VVhat differences a woman from a man?
A54745	Q. VVhat if there had not ben been an Act against building?
A54745	Q. VVhat is a bawd?
A54745	Q. VVhat is a meer scholler?
A54745	Q. VVhat is a whore- master?
A54745	Q. VVhat is an hyporcritical Puritan?
A54745	Q. VVhat is description?
A54745	Q. VVhat is the imperfect called?
A54745	Q. VVhat is the wisest of all other things?
A54745	Q. VVhat said the Lady to the Gentleman that often used that protestation, That he would pawn his soul on it?
A54745	Q. VVhat said the Squire when he found his man Harry in bed with his own Curtizan?
A54745	Q. VVhat said the wench to the genleman, that hit her a clap on the breech, and cryed, I marry, here is a plump one indeed?
A54745	Q. VVhat subject is the least worthy of a mans thoughts?
A54745	Q. VVhat things are Chiefly in opposition to true love?
A54745	Q. VVhat trick did a scholler that was a lewd rogue, use after he had often sent to his father, and could get no money from him?
A54745	Q. VVhat two dissillables are those that divide the world?
A54745	Q. VVhen I lived I fed the living, now I am dead I hear the living, and with swift speed walk over the living?
A54745	Q. VVhen doth the voice change in men?
A54745	Q. VVhen policy trips up a mans heels, what is it called?
A54745	Q. VVhy did Nailor stand in the Pillory?
A54745	Q. VVhy do lovers delight in amorous histories?
A54745	Q. VVhy do lovers look so pale and lean?
A54745	Q. VVhy do not whores conceive?
A54745	Q. VVhy do they use to paint Cupid bare- headed?
A54745	Q. VVhy do we see our breaths in the winter, but not in the summer?
A54745	Q. VVhy do whores paint?
A54745	Q. VVhy do women take those for asses that are too importunate?
A54745	Q. VVhy is Cupid painted a Child?
A54745	Q. VVhy is a whores trade opposite to all others?
A54745	Q. VVhy is it dangerous to marry a widow?
A54745	Q. VVhy is it probable that Eve studied Astronomy?
A54745	Q. VVhy is love painted naked?
A54745	Q. VVhy is the heart placed in the midst of the body?
A54745	Q. VVhy is the language of a scold most moving?
A54745	Q. Whence comes it that those that are born deaf are also dumb?
A54745	Q. Whence is distribution taken?
A54745	Q. Whence is it that those people that wash in the winter in warm water feel more cold then those that wash in cold water?
A54745	Q. Whence is the first distribution?
A54745	Q. Wherefore is it that in summer we drink more, and in winter we eat more?
A54745	Q. Wherein consists the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Wherein is the force of this example?
A54745	Q. Whereupon then dependeth the necessity of the disjunction?
A54745	Q. Whither doth S. A. go when he dies?
A54745	Q. what Officer keeps his Oath most strictly to the City?
A54745	Q. what Rhetorick is most graceful in a woman?
A54745	Q. what answer did one return him that desired to borrow his cloak?
A54745	Q. what answer did the poor scholler give to the begger, that said that he had a licence to beg?
A54745	Q. what are Horse- keepers and Oastlers, though the times are never so mutual?
A54745	Q. what are agreeings after a certain manner?
A54745	Q. what are lovers oaths like?
A54745	Q. what are names?
A54745	Q. what are the kinds of special?
A54745	Q. what are the kinds?
A54745	Q. what are the kinds?
A54745	Q. what birds of all others are the most perfect heralds of the Spring?
A54745	Q. what companion should a man be most private withal?
A54745	Q. what creatures of all others, as Naturalists write, are the worst that the earth nourisheth?
A54745	Q. what did the fellow near Doctors Commons do that sent his wife for salt?
A54745	Q. what do the eyes chiefly betray?
A54745	Q. what is Common?
A54745	Q. what is a Bawd like?
A54745	Q. what is a Bragad ● ● ia welsh- man?
A54745	Q. what is a Mountebank?
A54745	Q. what is a domineering fellow to be compared unto?
A54745	Q. what is a fellow of a house?
A54745	Q. what is a flatterer?
A54745	Q. what is a proper Axioma?
A54745	Q. what is a special Axioma?
A54745	Q. what is an idle magistrate like?
A54745	Q. what is cast beauty like?
A54745	Q. what is congregative?
A54745	Q. what is particular?
A54745	Q. what is that which being first water assumes the form of a stone, and still retains it?
A54745	Q. what is that which makes no difference betwixt a wise man and a fool?
A54745	Q. what is that, which having taken we have lost, and having not taken we have kept still?
A54745	Q. what is the Cause?
A54745	Q. what is the Efficient Cause?
A54745	Q. what is the compound axioma?
A54745	Q. what is the distribution from subjects?
A54745	Q. what is the greatest traveller next to a man?
A54745	Q. what is the least part of the body, yet darkens the whole body?
A54745	Q. what is the meaning of the word Marriage?
A54745	Q. what is the most lascivious part of a woman?
A54745	Q. what is the nick- name of Mistress M. T?
A54745	Q. what is the other distribution?
A54745	Q. what is the profitablest sign, that one that hath a handsome wife, can hang at his door?
A54745	Q. what is the reason that captain Bulmur could not make his boat leap out of the water, and fly over London Bridge?
A54745	Q. what is the reason that the out- landish woman is so hairy?
A54745	Q. what made the Water- Poet believe he was a cuckold?
A54745	Q. what may a Middlesex- man be called?
A54745	Q. what may a Musician be compared unto?
A54745	Q. what may an Antiquary be compared unto?
A54745	Q. what may an importunate Dun be compared unto?
A54745	Q. what may be said of a common whore?
A54745	Q. what may be said of him that speaks great Gun- powder words?
A54745	Q. what may be said of one that speaketh hard words?
A54745	Q. what replied the fellow when one bid him hold his horse?
A54745	Q. what reply did he make to the Physitian, that said that his liver was nought?
A54745	Q. what reply was made to her that had never a Child, yet she thankt God that she had a husband of very good parts?
A54745	Q. what said Sir Benjamin Ruddiard of Master P?
A54745	Q. what said she to her husband, that named all the cuckolds in the town?
A54745	Q. what said the Gardiner to his wife when she came to see him hang''d?
A54745	Q. what said the Lady to her son that was a great gamester, when she was likely to be drowned?
A54745	Q. what said the Saylor when the ship was set on fire in the coast of Peru?
A54745	Q. what said the Vintner of Southwark, when the Parson killed his wife in the Percullis?
A54745	Q. what said the gentleman to his wife, when she desired him to give her a flap of the coney?
A54745	Q. what saying pleases a foolish Sollicitor best?
A54745	Q. what stone is that which neither yields to the fire, nor the hammer?
A54745	Q. what thing is that which being blind it self, leads the blind, and bears him that bears it?
A54745	Q. what trick will the Vintners use after walnuts are out of season, to keep up their price of sack?
A54745	Q. what was Jeffry''s the Queens little dwarf''s usual hiding place?
A54745	Q. what was the reply to one that gave him this complement, Sir, I wish that every hair of my head were a groom to do you service?
A54745	Q. what''s an excellent receipt to keep a woman honest?
A54745	Q. what''s the best Rhetorick a man can use?
A54745	Q. when may a lover fall out with his Mistress?
A54745	Q. when will Playes be in request?
A54745	Q. where is the center or middlemost part of the earth?
A54745	Q. wherefore are the morning studies best?
A54745	Q. wherefore in winter do we smell perfumes less then in summer?
A54745	Q. wherefore is it that by the rubbing of our eyes, we cease to sneeze?
A54745	Q. whether is the water or the earth bigger?
A54745	Q. which is most jealous, the man or the woman?
A54745	Q. which is the quickest of the sences?
A54745	Q. who are those that are near the Suns rising, and see the first day, yet themselves are of the colour of the night?
A54745	Q. why are Fidlers so unfortunate?
A54745	Q. why are Glasiers good Arbitrators?
A54745	Q. why are Players like to poor Philosophers?
A54745	Q. why are Scriveners hard hearted fellows?
A54745	Q. why are Tailers like woodcocks?
A54745	Q. why are children os ● ner like their fathers then their mothers?
A54745	Q. why are great eaters the most valiant men?
A54745	Q. why are short and dim sighted people, more given to love then others?
A54745	Q. why are there so many whores and so few bawds?
A54745	Q. why d ● s ● ● e of our Lay Preachers hold forth so long?
A54745	Q. why did a Pulpit cuffer about London, cry out so for bows and arrows, bows and arrows?
A54745	Q. why did the ancients paint on the borders of Cupids robe, Life and Death?
A54745	Q. why do some women blush so?
A54745	Q. why do the Dutch eat so much butter?
A54745	Q. why doth a Knight take place of a Gentleman?
A54745	Q. why doth a chaste woman love him exceedingly that had her virginity?
A54745	Q. why have Hoasts red noses?
A54745	Q. why have some stinking breaths?
A54745	Q. why is a Drunkard a good Philosopher?
A54745	Q. why is a miller the fittest husband for a scold?
A54745	Q. why is corn a quarrelsome creature?
A54745	Q. why is immoderate venery hurtful?
A54745	Q. why is it better to marry a widow then a maid?
A54745	Q. why is it dangerous to abuse a Physician?
A54745	Q. why is it necessary for women to learn a Roman hand?
A54745	Q. why is the flesh of the lungs white?
A54745	Q. why must an Apothecaries shop needs be healthful?
A54745	Q. why should not a married wan be called ass in his wives presence?
A54745	Richard, thou dost well to tell me some of thy humors; But art thou not terrible mad when th''art drunk, and quarrelsome withall?
A54745	SHall I pass over in silence, Fairest, so excessive a happiness?
A54745	Set forth Catullus his words wherein he thus concludeth?
A54745	Set forth the words of Phillis in Ovid so judging?
A54745	Shew some syllogism of this kind?
A54745	Shew the force of this example?
A54745	Ships, Ships, Ships, I discover, Crossing the Main; Shall I in, and go over, Turn Jew or Atheist, Turk, or Papist, To Geneva, or Amsterdam?
A54745	Sir Thomas Ruthat, what of him?
A54745	Sir, We are going to play, will you please to make one, or do you like it better to entertain the Ladies?
A54745	Sir, you have a strong faith to speak so highly of one whom you have known no otherwise then in the formalities of a Visit?
A54745	Sit ye still, O revengers of this mans death, whose life if you thought you could restore, would you?
A54745	So had his — Q. what is an Hoast?
A54745	Such is the sacred hunger of gold, Then come to my pack where I cry, What do you lack, what do you buy?
A54745	THe last sad May- day know ye not?
A54745	Tell me, I pray thee, thou wife of Zenophon, if thy neighbor should have better gold then thou, whether hadst thou rather have hers or thine?
A54745	Th''art fair Fabulla, rich, and all''s a maid, Can you deny,''t is truth that I have said?
A54745	The Question was put, Whether Colatinus were not a cuckold for all that Lucretia stabb''d her self?
A54745	The Question was put, Whether a wise, beautiful, or wealthy woman were to be chosen?
A54745	The Question was put, Why women used to spit when they heard men speak bawdy?
A54745	The first kinde of the Cause, in the Efficient and Matter being expounded; the second followeth, in the Form and the End; what therefore is the Form?
A54745	The first part of my task is ended now, The moneth is done my little book also: Junus is done, another moneth beginneth?
A54745	The man that drinketh all his life, What can he do unto his wife?
A54745	The people wondering at the Eclipse of the Sun?
A54745	Then it seemeth that succint brevity is not always in this kinde?
A54745	Then pray, Sir, why do you not believe that which I say, for all Oracles are truth?
A54745	Then quoth he, How do you sell your Cherries, good Woman?
A54745	They have been ploughed so much, that they can of necessity yield no crop, Q. VVhy do we sleep better on the right side then on the left?
A54745	They may seem by this to be together by nature?
A54745	This reciprocation seemeth to be more obscure, as because the testimony is true, the witness is also true?
A54745	Thou art a wise and considerate man what sayest thou?
A54745	To another Chappel now come we, the people follow and chat; This is the Lady Cottington, and the people cry, Who''s that?
A54745	To one that excepted that another had saluted his Mistress?
A54745	To one that said that lead was the basest mettal of all mettal?
A54745	To show that without any contestation he governs both by sea and land; Q. why is marriage compared to a sea voyage?
A54745	To signifie, that betwixt true lovers, there should be nothing covered or concealed Q. VVhat is the greatest wonder in a little circuit?
A54745	To whom may a man best commit a secret?
A54745	VVhat is the suddenest and most successful way of address to a widow?
A54745	VVhy do husbands for the most part seek wives, and not wives husbands?
A54745	Very well, Sir, at your service; pray how have you done?
A54745	WHat is Logick?
A54745	WHen thou dost see my Letter, dost thou know Whether''t is my right hands Character or no?
A54745	WIll you know my Mistress face?
A54745	What Almanack maker writes truest this year?
A54745	What Lady was that, which daunced best at the Ball in Lincolns- inn- fields?
A54745	What answer did the Lawyer return to him that askt him, whether his long discourse was not troublesome to him?
A54745	What answer did the Taylors boy give to him, that when he presented him with his masters Bill, said, that he was not running away?
A54745	What answer did the wench return to him( being barefoot) that askt her, whether or no she wore her every dayes stockings?
A54745	What answer was given to him, that disswaded one from marrying of a wife, because she was no wiser?
A54745	What are Chamber- maids like unto?
A54745	What are Contradicents?
A54745	What are Contraries?
A54745	What are Disparates?
A54745	What are Diverses?
A54745	What are Equalls?
A54745	What are Likes?
A54745	What are Opposites?
A54745	What are Privants?
A54745	What are Relates?
A54745	What are dislikes?
A54745	What are famous Sentences?
A54745	What are likes called?
A54745	What are our Bodies?
A54745	What are parts?
A54745	What are the Notes of it?
A54745	What are the affections of a true Axioma?
A54745	What are the affections of an axioma?
A54745	What are the attendants on love?
A54745	What are the genus and species notes of?
A54745	What are the joyes of love?
A54745	What are the kindes of Opposites?
A54745	What are the kindes of confession?
A54745	What are the kindes of definition?
A54745	What are the kindes of disagreeings?
A54745	What are the kindes of it?
A54745	What are the kindes of quality?
A54745	What are the kindes?
A54745	What are the kinds of Judgement?
A54745	What are the kinds of a compound syllogism?
A54745	What are the kinds of a simple Axioma?
A54745	What are the kinds of a syllogism?
A54745	What are the kinds of dianoia?
A54745	What are the kinds of it?
A54745	What are the kinds of testimony?
A54745	What are the kinds of the simple syllogism?
A54745	What are the kinds of the species?
A54745	What are the kinds?
A54745	What are the manners of distinction?
A54745	What are the most frequent notes of speech for this Argument?
A54745	What are the notes of likeness, whereby it is concluded in one word?
A54745	What are the other derived arguments?
A54745	What are the outward signs of the body, to judge of the inward disposition of the mind?
A54745	What are the proper notes of dislikes?
A54745	What are the proprieties in this explicated Syllogism?
A54745	What are the testimonies of the living?
A54745	What are the three first members formed in the womb?
A54745	What are these absolute agreeings?
A54745	What are those others?
A54745	What are those swellings and pimples that are usually in the face?
A54745	What are unequals?
A54745	What art is that which makes use of the wildest things in the world?
A54745	What be the Kindes?
A54745	What be the Kindes?
A54745	What be the Kindes?
A54745	What be the Kindes?
A54745	What be the kindes of Comparisons?
A54745	What be the kindes of Quantity?
A54745	What be the kindes of humane testimony?
A54745	What be the kindes of unequals?
A54745	What be the proper notes of it?
A54745	What be these notes?
A54745	What be they?
A54745	What belongeth to an Axioma of the arts?
A54745	What benefit redoundeth from hence?
A54745	What breaks the shell at the coming forth of the chicken?
A54745	What city is that which is founded in the water, compassed with water, and hath no other walls but the seas?
A54745	What creature of all others sheds tears at his death?
A54745	What did the fellow to his wise, that said she was neither sick nor well?
A54745	What do the ancients hold for one of the greatest wonders of the world?
A54745	What else cometh under this Head?
A54745	What expectest thou the authority of the Speakers, whose silence thou beholdest to be their pleasures?
A54745	What first caused the name of Fortune?
A54745	What further is comprised under this head?
A54745	What further is necessary to these equals?
A54745	What further is required?
A54745	What further may be reduced hitherto?
A54745	What further may be reduced under this head?
A54745	What further?
A54745	What further?
A54745	What further?
A54745	What game do men love best?
A54745	What if the French men come?
A54745	What if the bed should speak what it knows?
A54745	What if thou sayest the thing thou dost not mean, ● nd should to Turnus give his life again?
A54745	What is Agreeing?
A54745	What is Copulative?
A54745	What is Distribution from Adjuncts?
A54745	What is First?
A54745	What is Invention?
A54745	What is Juvenals Opinion of it?
A54745	What is Lesser?
A54745	What is Proper?
A54745	What is Quantity?
A54745	What is Simple?
A54745	What is a Catholique Axioma?
A54745	What is a Pyrate?
A54745	What is a Segregative Axioma?
A54745	What is a Syllogism?
A54745	What is a Tinker?
A54745	What is a connexed Axioma?
A54745	What is a connexed syllogism?
A54745	What is a disjoyned similitude?
A54745	What is a disjunct axioma?
A54745	What is a distribution?
A54745	What is a legal testimony?
A54745	What is a meer Pettifogger?
A54745	What is a meer common Lawyer?
A54745	What is a member?
A54745	What is a perfect definition?
A54745	What is a precise Sister?
A54745	What is a proposition?
A54745	What is a whore?
A54745	What is affirmative?
A54745	What is affirming?
A54745	What is agreeing absolutely?
A54745	What is an Argument?
A54745	What is an Artificial Argument?
A54745	What is an Homogene Axioma?
A54745	What is an axioma?
A54745	What is an equal Argument then?
A54745	What is an ordinary Fencer?
A54745	What is common?
A54745	What is continual likeness?
A54745	What is contract?
A54745	What is definition?
A54745	What is discreet?
A54745	What is distribution from the causes?
A54745	What is distribution of the genus into the forms of the species?
A54745	What is general?
A54745	What is genus?
A54745	What is greater?
A54745	What is it called, and whence receiveth it the name?
A54745	What is it called?
A54745	What is it called?
A54745	What is love?
A54745	What is method?
A54745	What is notation?
A54745	What is perfect?
A54745	What is proper testimony?
A54745	What is reported of the Executioner?
A54745	What is said to be the beautifullest thing in the world?
A54745	What is simple?
A54745	What is species?
A54745	What is that that which effecteth by the 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 … 〉 ans?
A54745	What is that which effecteth by the first me ● ns?
A54745	What is that which effecteth by the second means?
A54745	What is that which is milk in his dam, or fire, of a mingled seed, brought forth by others, and produceth not his like?
A54745	What is that which knoweth not it self to speak, understandeth not a word, yet conceals not, but repeats the voice of him that speaks?
A54745	What is that, which being contained in it self, yet from it thousands do dayly grow and issue?
A54745	What is the Affirmative called?
A54745	What is the Effect?
A54745	What is the Matter?
A54745	What is the Subject?
A54745	What is the affection in the definition?
A54745	What is the affection in the distribution?
A54745	What is the assumption?
A54745	What is the benefit of Adjuncts?
A54745	What is the benefit of it?
A54745	What is the benefit of sneezing?
A54745	What is the best way of dealing with a seemingly zealous Lay brother?
A54745	What is the difference betwixt an honest and dishonest woman?
A54745	What is the disjunct syllogism?
A54745	What is the distribution from the effects?
A54745	What is the dolefullest Latine that a lover can speak?
A54745	What is the end?
A54745	What is the explicated Syllogism?
A54745	What is the female sex without the male?
A54745	What is the first?
A54745	What is the first?
A54745	What is the first?
A54745	What is the force of this example?
A54745	What is the force of this example?
A54745	What is the highest respect, an honest wife can tender her husband?
A54745	What is the kinds of the genus?
A54745	What is the latter part of the word jealousie?
A54745	What is the most general genus?
A54745	What is the mystery of greatness?
A54745	What is the negative hereof?
A54745	What is the perfect definition called?
A54745	What is the principal distribution?
A54745	What is the profit of it?
A54745	What is the second disjunct?
A54745	What is the second kind of the simple explicate syllogism?
A54745	What is the second manner of the connexed syllogism?
A54745	What is the subalternate genus, and the subalternate species?
A54745	What is the worst argument a Vintner can use against the late act for the prizes of wine?
A54745	What is then the collection of the parts to the making up of the whole?
A54745	What is this affirmative called?
A54745	What is this called?
A54745	What is this called?
A54745	What is this latter properly called?
A54745	What is to be considered in method?
A54745	What kinde of people are those, that sleep not with their own faces?
A54745	What little fish is that in the sea, which is the greatest wonder for its strength?
A54745	What may a covetous Lawyer be compared unto?
A54745	What may a porter of the city gates becompared unto?
A54745	What may be a second kind of the effections of an Axioma?
A54745	What may be comprised under the Head of divine testimony?
A54745	What may be further under this head?
A54745	What may be said of a covetous rich man?
A54745	What may be said of a young fellow that is in love with a whore?
A54745	What may be said of the surred Giant in the last Lord Mayors show?
A54745	What may farther be under this head?
A54745	What may further be comprised under this Head?
A54745	What may further be comprised under this head?
A54745	What may further be comprised under this head?
A54745	What may further be under his Head?
A54745	What may further be under this Head?
A54745	What may further be under this Head?
A54745	What may the Law be most fitly compared unto?
A54745	What may these parts be called?
A54745	What more?
A54745	What part is last formed in the womb?
A54745	What place is the worst to learn French in?
A54745	What replied the Vintner to the Gentleman after he had drawn him good wine, and he said it had a whiff with it?
A54745	What reply was made to him that said, He did not use to give the wall to every Cockscomb?
A54745	What said Pope Urban the eighth to an English Gentleman that kist his toe?
A54745	What said a Gentleman to the Ladies, amongst whom, one of them let a fart?
A54745	What said he that saw a fellow in a very cold morning on the gallows in his shirt?
A54745	What said one that perceived a fellow in Bedlam more distracted then the rest, Sir were you ever married?
A54745	What said one to a Lady that had so many patches on?
A54745	What said the Farrier to the Emperick, when he would have given him money for a drench for his horse?
A54745	What said the Gentleman to the Citizen that with his hat in his hand began a health to all the cuckolds in the world?
A54745	What said the Horse- courser to the Justice, when he said; If he were not hang''d, he would be hang''d for him?
A54745	What said the Tyler to his man when he fell through the rafters of the house?
A54745	What said the Welsh- man, that by his reading saved his life, when after they had burnt him in the hand, they bid him cry, God save the King?
A54745	What said the captain when his leg was shot off, and they cryed for a Chyrurgion?
A54745	What said the fellow that had lost one of his ears for his former fact, and was for another crime condemned to lose the other?
A54745	What said the fellow to the sleeping watchman, when he stole away his lanthorn?
A54745	What said the gentleman to the thief, when he was wak''t by chance, and heard him breaking in?
A54745	What said the wench that was brought before the Judge about a rape, when he askt her, whether the fellow offered any violence, or the like?
A54745	What search hath found a being, where I am not, if that thou be there?
A54745	What seed is that which joyneth all the countries of the world together?
A54745	What shall follow?
A54745	What shall follow?
A54745	What shall the negative and contradiction be?
A54745	What shift did he make for to pay for his pint of Sack that he call''d for at the Kings- head in Fleet- street?
A54745	What sport doth women like best?
A54745	What then are the laws of the proper documents of the arts?
A54745	What then if any doubt shall arise from it?
A54745	What then shall precede pand be first?
A54745	What then?
A54745	What think you of the wife, that said the Taylor her husband, was not fit for her?
A54745	What tyrannick Mistriss dare, to one Beauty, Love confine?
A54745	What unsubstantial bubbles are the beast of humane Joys?
A54745	What was old Chaucers Saw?
A54745	What was said to the dwarf?
A54745	What was that which little Jeffry''s the Queens dwarfs mothers health was drunk out of?
A54745	What was the Welsh- mans meaning, when he said, He had the law in hu ● own hand?
A54745	What weight?
A54745	What were those two stars that the sea- man cryed out for in the storm, as onely desirous to see, before he was cast away?
A54745	What will never be out of fashion?
A54745	What''s that which is too hard for one to keep, enough for two, and too much for three to keep?
A54745	What''s the news from the Paris- garden?
A54745	When a man dies, which is the last part of him that dies, and which of a woman?
A54745	When all the meat was on the Table, What man of knife or teeth was able To stay to be intreated?
A54745	When does the world end with an old man?
A54745	When doth the voice change in women?
A54745	When is a Cuckolds Almanack out of date?
A54745	When should the longest grace be said?
A54745	When will Saint James''s Fair up again?
A54745	When will the Vintner at Aldersgate pull off the Mourning from his sign?
A54745	Where could all England then have found so brave a man as he?
A54745	Where is reputation measured by the acre?
A54745	Where is thy wit?
A54745	Where was Casca?
A54745	Where was Roscius?
A54745	Wherefore is it that the Eccho reports more clearly to our hearing, the last syllable than the first?
A54745	Whether do the Gallants go to Hide Park to hear the Cuckow or the Nightingal?
A54745	Which is the seat of the memory?
A54745	Who hath more pleasure on the bridal night, the man or the woman?
A54745	Who invented the first lie of the great Giant?
A54745	Who unbounded as the air, all may court, but none decline; Why should we the Heart deny As many Objects as the Eye?
A54745	Who was famous for his memory?
A54745	Who will not commend the high- soaring Larks, Or a Pidgeon- pye, worth three or four Marks, With Rabbets all butter''d about?
A54745	Whoev''r was drunk that wanted Eloquence?
A54745	Whose cock, whose dog, whose servant may be kept at the Cheapest rate?
A54745	Why are Tobacco- Shops of all other places most dangerous?
A54745	Why are Tobacco- shops and Bawdy- houses coincidents?
A54745	Why are all the senses in the head?
A54745	Why are little men more prompt, subtil, and Chollerick then great?
A54745	Why are so many whores gone beyond sea?
A54745	Why are some left handed?
A54745	Why are the lips moveable?
A54745	Why are there so few of the sect of the Adamites?
A54745	Why are there so many Pick- pockets in every corner, though there be, for the most part, a watch in every Street?
A54745	Why are they called Quakers?
A54745	Why are those that have their hair of one colour, and their beards of another, for the most part, accounted dangerous persons?
A54745	Why are we colder after dinner then before?
A54745	Why are women more silent in love then men?
A54745	Why are women most jealous?
A54745	Why are women said to be the weaker vessels?
A54745	Why are women smoother then men?
A54745	Why can not the Devill take tobacco through the nose?
A54745	Why can not the Spaniards so properly now as formerly, for their keeping of forts, be compared to crab- lice?
A54745	Why can women endure thin clothing in the winter better then men?
A54745	Why did Adam take the apple from Eve?
A54745	Why did Apelles paint Cupid with these words, Spring- time and Winter?
A54745	Why did Mrs. H. make her Husband a Wastecoat of her Willow colour''d Stuff- petticoat?
A54745	Why did Paris see the Goddess naked, when he was appointed to give his judgment about the ball?
A54745	Why do Apprentises wear no cuffs?
A54745	Why do Exchange- men so seldom speak truth?
A54745	Why do Lawyers Clerks write such wide hands?
A54745	Why do Lawyers wear such short gowns?
A54745	Why do gelded animals grow more fat then others?
A54745	Why do gentlemen so powder their Periwigs?
A54745	Why do lovers shed their hair so fast?
A54745	Why do lovers sit up with one another whole nights?
A54745	Why do lovers so kiss the eyes of their mistresses?
A54745	Why do men become bald?
A54745	Why do some ladies breasts leap, and as it were daunce when they talk with their lovers?
A54745	Why do some men love wenches better then their wives?
A54745	Why do some mens hair curle?
A54745	Why do some stammer and some lisp?
A54745	Why do the Anabap ● ists hate churches?
A54745	Why do the Poets bestow arrows on Cupid?
A54745	Why do young whores turn old bawds?
A54745	Why doth Cupid, of a blind archer, shoot so well?
A54745	Why doth a drunkard think that all things turn round about him?
A54745	Why doth marriage free a man from all cares?
A54745	Why doth nature produce moystures?
A54745	Why doth one gape when another gapes?
A54745	Why doth the stomach digest?
A54745	Why have gelded men shrill voices?
A54745	Why have those that lie on their backs so many dreams and visions?
A54745	Why have women thicker bloods then men?
A54745	Why hurtful light, or ought else did I see?
A54745	Why is Cupid pictured blinde?
A54745	Why is Cupid pictured flying?
A54745	Why is a Barber said to be such an active fellow?
A54745	Why is a Hang- man a person of a contemplative profession?
A54745	Why is a Midwives trade of all others most commendable?
A54745	Why is a Tooth- drawer a kind of an unconscionable trade?
A54745	Why is a prisoner the best fencer?
A54745	Why is a soldier so good an antiquary?
A54745	Why is every creature sad after copulation?
A54745	Why is it not proper to call a Tapster a Drawer?
A54745	Why is it unlikely that Sailors should be rich men?
A54745	Why is it unwholsome to lie on ones back?
A54745	Why is love compared to a maze?
A54745	Why is love painted with flowers in one hand, and a fish in another?
A54745	Why is one squint- eyed most circumspect of all others?
A54745	Why is sweet mistress so usual a complement?
A54745	Why is wealth better then wit?
A54745	Why is wit compared to brush- wood, and judgment to tinder?
A54745	Why may Aretin be accounted an expert artillery man?
A54745	Why may not Machivel be reputed as honest as some modern Politicians?
A54745	Why shall the first be in the most general place and order?
A54745	Why shall the subalternates follow?
A54745	Why should a fair womans neck be awry?
A54745	Why should a man chuse a little wife?
A54745	Why should you do so, Sir?
A54745	Why, what hurt have I done you?
A54745	Will you then die for me, Sir?
A54745	Wilt thou leave the city?
A54745	With what words did one challenge another that had abused him, but was not his equal?
A54745	Women are by themselves betray''d, And to their short joys cruel?
A54745	Would you cause it to be born and dye at the same instant?
A54745	You have expounded Comparison in Quantity, Comparison in Quality followeth; what therefore is Quality?
A54745	You have expounded hitherto the simple syllogism, what now is the compound syllogism?
A54745	You have expounded the artificial arguments, the inartificial followeth; tell me then what an inartificial argument is?
A54745	You have expounded the common affection of Axioma''s, the kinds follow, what are then the kinds of an Axioma?
A54745	You have expounded the first agreeing argument: the disagreeing followeth, what then is disagreeing?
A54745	You have manifested in its self the axiomatical judgement by axioma''s; the dianoetical followeth: what therefore is dianoia?
A54745	Your Venson Pasty, if well soakt, If not, I wish the Cook were choakt, What say you to such meat?
A54745	dist thou not me restrain?
A54745	doth he not seem to be compounded from the foot to the head,( if a man may conjecture by his shape) of frauds, fallacies, lies?
A54745	have I scratch''d you, or prickt you with any of my loose pins, or have I trod upon your corns?
A54745	if it had happened to thee amongst thine inhumane Pots, who would not accounted it filthy?
A54745	if they be parricides, why were they honored of thee, and called to this order by the Roman people?
A54745	is she glad?
A54745	may no ill betide him?
A54745	or shall I publish it, to render it more great?
A54745	quid enim accessisti, quo non attuleris tecum istum diem?
A54745	sayest thou so?
A54745	what are the benefits of good sents and perfumes?
A54745	what death would a Dutch man soonest chuse?
A54745	what devices?
A54745	what didst thou desire?
A54745	what didst thou wish?
A54745	what if dreams and wishes had been all true?
A54745	what ironhinges?
A54745	what is a Sexton?
A54745	what is an Almanack maker?
A54745	what is good manners in a Chamber- maid?
A54745	what is the name of that fish, which of all others, pleases women best?
A54745	what labour?
A54745	what lever?
A54745	what ministers were there of so great a work?
A54745	what payes Venus more custom then all the world besides?
A54745	what said she to him that sound her at it behind the door in a Tavern?
A54745	what said the Cuckold to him that he sound a bed with his wife?
A54745	what said the French madam to her husband, when she went to bed to her Lodger in the next room?
A54745	what said the gentleman to him that wrangled with him at cards and called him knave?
A54745	what thing is that which is neither fire, nor moon, nor star, yet it shines only in the night?
A54745	wherefore is the world round?
A54745	whether is the man or woman more constant in love?
A54745	which at all times is the best bed- fellow?
A54745	who was to feel the force of thy weapon: where was thy minde, eyes, hands, courage?
A54745	who would not be?
A54745	who''l be their Hector now to get''em pretty Babies?
A54745	why are Taylers of such esteem?
A54745	why are the Italians said to be so jealous?
A54745	why are women at all seasons more prone to love then other creatures?
A54745	why did Apolinares receive Marcus Brutus with incredible honor?
A54745	why did the admired Painter Xerxes figure Cupid in a green robe?
A54745	why is that saying, That the falling out of lovers is the beginning of love?
A54745	why may an Hypocritical Puritan be said to be a bastard?
A54745	why was Marcus Brutus by thy means freed from the law, if he were absent more then ten days from the city?
A54745	why was the provinces given to Cassius and Brutus, why were their questors added?
A54745	why were the number of Legates increased, and this done by thee?
A54745	● hose sides did the sharp point aim at?