Maximum in minimo, or, Mr. Jeremiah Rich's Pen's dexterity compleated being the plainest and easiest method of writing shorthand ... / by Samuel Botley.

Author: Botley, Samuel, 1642-1696?1674

Currant verba licet manus est velecior illis. Nondum lingua suum dextra percegit Opus

THE PENNS DEXTERITY

By theise incomparable Contractions á Sentence is Writt as soone as A Word: Alowed by Authority and past the two Universitys with great aprobation and aplause Invented and taught by IEREMIAH RICH.

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VERA EFFIGIES SAMUELIS BOTLEY: Ano 16 [...]4 [...] AMPLIAT ATATIS STATIUM SIBI VIR BON U.S. HOC EST VIVERE BIS VITA POSSE PRIORI FRVI

Arts faire disclosing bud peeps out and showes, Virtues Blossomes early blowes; Love, Ingenuity, whose end drew nigh Disputed long, where they should burred lye: At last being lost, this bosome made appear, Art, love, wit, virtue, are entombed heere. IR

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The Lords prayer & creed

‘HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE.’ ‘DIEV ET MON DROIT’

The X Commandements

MAXIMUM in MINIMO OR M ^r Ieremiah Rich's Pen's Dexterity Compleated.

BEING The Plainest & Easiest Method of Writing Short-hand.

To which are added the Terms, of y ^e Law Compleat in Character and at length, Never done till now

by Samuel Botley

London: Printed for Edmund Parke at the Bible and Crown in Lambard street near Stocks Market

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MAXIMUM in MINIMO: OR, Mr. Jeremiah Rich's PEN's DEXTERITY COMPLEATED.

BEING The Plainest and Easiest METHOD of Writing SHORT-HAND.

To which are added, The Terms of the Law Compleat in Characters and at length.

Never Done till now.

By SAMUEL BOTLEY.

The Whole curiously Engrav'd on Thirty Copper-Plates.

LONDON: Printed for EDMUND PARKER at the Bible and Crown in Lombard-Street near Stocks-Market. (Price 1. s. 6 d.)

Lately Publish'd, The London New Method and Art of Teaching Children to Spell and Read. Price Bound 6 d.

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Note that the Alphabet (1) and the prepositions and Terminations (2) be very perfectly learned by hart, each lettor in the Alphabet stands for the words which are writ against it (3) showes what words we use (e) in. and (3½) shows when (e) is superfluous it may be last out (4) shows the places of the other fower vowels and a little behind stands for (s) and a dash turned either up or downe in the middle of a word stands for (r) and that two shorthand (oo) stands for (pl) And note that if any word begin with a single, or ̄ double, or treble consonant and end with a vowel, you must write your consonant and set your tittle in the place of the Vowel

1 The Alphabet.
a	[figure]	after
b	[figure]	bee
ch	[figure]	church or children
d	[figure]	nothing
e	[figure]	emenent or hee
f	[figure]	of
g	[figure]	god
h	[figure]	hospitality
i	[figure]
k	[figure]	king
l	[figure]	lord
m	[figure]	man
n	[figure]	in
o	[figure]	order
p	[figure]	principalities
q	[figure]	question
r	[figure]	remnant
s	[figure]	small
t	[figure]	the
u	[figure]	you
w	[figure]	wherfore
x	[figure]	example
y	[figure]	jerusalem
z	[figure]	is: his z

2 The Prepositions and Terminations.
com	[figure]	[figure]	cation
con	[figure]	[figure]	ation
under	[figure]	[figure]	lation
pra	[figure]	[figure]	ration
pre	[figure]	[figure]	nation
pri	[figure]	[figure]	tation
pro	[figure]	[figure]	sion
pru	[figure]	[figure]	union
sus	[figure]	[figure]	count
suf	[figure]	[figure]	sent
re	[figure]	[figure]	tent
ac	[figure]	[figure]	sever
mount	[figure]	[figure]	ture
ment	[figure]	[figure]	ternall
tempt	[figure]	[figure]	trance
cor	[figure]	[figure]	ever

3 How words must be writ by (e)
se	[figure]
me	[figure]
we	[figure]
ye	[figure]
set	[figure]
let	[figure]
det	[figure]
bet	[figure]
3 ½
sel	[figure]
tel	[figure]
fel	[figure]
wel	[figure]
send	[figure]
bend	[figure]
lend	[figure]
rend	[figure]

4 The places of the other fower vowels
[figure]		bal	[figure]
		bil	[figure]
		bol	[figure]
		bul	[figure]
		fal	[figure]
		fill	[figure]
		fol	[figure]
		ful	[figure]
sa	[figure]
si	[figure]	fam	[figure]
so	[figure]	fim	[figure]
su	[figure]	fom	[figure]
		fum	[figure]
da	[figure]
di	[figure]	dam	[figure]
do	[figure]	dim	[figure]
du	[figure]	dom	[figure]
	[figure]	dum	[figure]
tra	[figure]
tri	[figure]	ram	[figure]
tro	[figure]	rim	[figure]
tru	[figure]	rom	[figure]
		rum	[figure]
gra	[figure]
gri	[figure]	hal	[figure]
gro	[figure]		[figure]
gru	[figure]	hil	[figure]
		hol	[figure]
pla	[figure]	hul	[figure]
fli	[figure]		[figure]
stra	[figure]	sta	[figure]
stro	[figure]	sti	[figure]

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The (5) showes if words begin or end, or begin and end with a double consonant, you must joyne your double consonants together, observing to set your disjunctives y ^t follow y ^e vowel in y ^e place of y ^e vowel (6) to begin and end words (7) showes how to abreviate words by casting out superfluous lettors as (y) after (a) and (w) after (o) and (w) before (r) and (h) when it follows (w) and (gh) and (ugh) when they come together (8) shows you y ^t all words which begins with (c) unless (h) follows the (c) must be changed for (k) or (s) according to its sound, but if in any word (ch) begins it then your character in y ^e Alphabet is (c) and (i) when it comes as a consonant must be changed for (g) & (ph) must be changd for (f) & (e) must be left out when it comes before (m, n, l,) f, s, x, r, and after (d, b, p, t, g.

5 words with double consonants
blam	[figure]
blak	[figure]
from	[figure]
flam	[figure]
grom	[figure]
brom	[figure]
brok	[figure]
brak	[figure]
brat	[figure]
brot	[figure]
bran	[figure]
brut	[figure]
trim	[figure]

6 begining and ending of words
build	[figure]
walk	[figure]
talk	[figure]
tast	[figure]
hast	[figure]
wast	[figure]
rust	[figure]
dust	[figure]
sand	[figure]
band	[figure]
hand	[figure]
blind	[figure]
blank	[figure]
drank	[figure]
drink	[figure]
drunk	[figure]

7 how to a breviate words by
say	[figure]
day	[figure]
sow	[figure]
grow	[figure]
writ	[figure]
wrong	[figure]
what	[figure]
why	[figure]
when	[figure]
who	[figure]
sight	[figure]
bright	[figure]
brought	[figure]
sought	[figure]
fright	[figure]
bought	[figure]
fight	[figure]
wrought	[figure]

8 casting out superfluous lettors
can	[figure]
call	[figure]
hence	[figure]
fence	[figure]
James	[figure]
John	[figure]
Jude	[figure]
physick	[figure]
phillip	[figure]
when (e) must be omitted
When it comes before
em
en
el
ef
es
ex
er
When it folowes
de
be
pe
te
ge
emptie	[figure]
enquire	[figure]
defile	[figure]
betimes	[figure]

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Note that (1) shews how long words must be writ by the Prepositions and if you have a Preposition to begin the word and no mark for the Termination of the word you must end itt with the letters (2) shews if you have a Termination and not a preposition you must begin the word with the letters and Ioyne the Termination (as in account; amount, asent, amounting, intent, and note that (n) drawne from the end of a word denotes (ing and if you have a-Preposition and Termination and no letter between then Ioyn them together (As) consent, content, Temptation, and if a Vowel comes between the Preposition and Termination, Set the Termi: in the place of the Vowel as comition, comotion, and alwaies where the Prepo: and Termi: does not take hold of all the word make it up by the letters (Thus) condition, presumptiō, and note (3) is set downe 8 double consonants to be got by heart and (3 ½) note if a word begin with a Vowel write the Vowel and Ioyne the next consonant to it

1 Words by the Prepositions
comun	[figure]
comit	[figure]
comon	[figure]
comand	[figure]
containe	[figure]
confide	[figure]
presume	[figure]
confute	[figure]
consume	[figure]
consult	[figure]
undertake	[figure]
sustaine	[figure]
prethe	[figure]
prefer	[figure]
prayer	[figure]
proffer	[figure]
proof	[figure]
confess	[figure]
pride	[figure]
confer	[figure]
praise	[figure]
Christm	[figure]
Easter	[figure]
and	[figure]
Whitsontide	[figure]

2 and Terminations
acount	[figure]
intent	[figure]
eternall	[figure]
entrance	[figure]
amount	[figure]
asent	[figure]
asenting	[figure]
amounting	[figure]
consent	[figure]
content	[figure]
contempt	[figure]
Temptation	[figure]
contemplation	[figure]
comition	[figure]
comotion	[figure]
consolation	[figure]
condition	[figure]
confution	[figure]
Presumption	[figure]
consumption	[figure]
consumation	[figure]
congratulation	[figure]

3 Double consonants to be got by heart
Blessed	[figure]
glory	[figure]
grace	[figure]
knowledg	[figure]
shalt	[figure]
Impediment	[figure]
th	[figure]
that	[figure]
thus	[figure]
this
theise
those
theire
(3 ½)
and	[figure]
am	[figure]
all	[figure]
are	[figure]
on	[figure]
or	[figure]
ox	[figure]
uttrance	[figure]

4 the Table of Ideas and Simbolicall Characters
advance	[figure]
adultery	[figure]
against	[figure]
all	[figure]
this is not all	[figure]
allover the world	[figure]
he is above all	[figure]
B
beleive	[figure]
above	[figure]
below	[figure]
behind	[figure]
before	[figure]
both	[figure]
both together	[figure]
betweene both	[figure]
C
Christ	[figure]
Christ jesus	[figure]
jesus Christ	[figure]

5 for words and Sentences
Christ at the right hand of God	[figure]
D
divill	[figure]
double	[figure]
disciples	[figure]
difference or destinguish	[figure]
doctor or doctrine	[figure]
E
eternity	[figure]
even	[figure]
unevn	[figure]
even at the right hand of God	[figure]
F
Faith	[figure]
this is no true faith	[figure]
for or feare	[figure]
this is no true feare	[figure]
flesh	[figure]

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Note that these rules alone brings you to write any maner of discourse without any more help and for the Simbolicall Characters you need not fear to get them by heart; for do but write them and you have them; For I Affirm) they are so far from burdening, that they teach the art of Memory more exact than the Egyption Hyerogliphicks — Note that your times of learning be first in morning and the last work at night by which you will retaine it fresh in your Memory and that you learn but a little at one time and that perfectly never more than one houre at a time to write, for when you take itt by little and little it comes easily; learn to make fine Penns and small Characters you must write constantly by rule never mix long hand with Short, but if at first you cannot write all be shure you write Sentences and read them soon after you have writ them; let your book be but 2 inches

6 broad when it is open and by
G
God through Christ	[figure]
Godly	[figure]
Gospel	[figure]
H
Heaven	[figure]
hell or holy	[figure]
I
Iesus	[figure]
Iudge	[figure]
eyes	[figure]
City	[figure]
first of all	[figure]
last of all	[figure]
K
Kingdome	[figure]
knowledg of God	[figure]
L
Liberty or lavish	[figure]
large	[figure]
M
Ministers	[figure]

7 that means you may break of at the end of
N
Niggard or notwithstanding	[figure]
O
Over all	[figure]
P
Principle	[figure]
Q
Quantity	[figure]
quaker	[figure]
R
Regard or religion	[figure]
repentor	[figure]
repentance	[figure]
this is no true repentance	[figure]
righteousnes	[figure]
S
Subject	[figure]
service	[figure]
salvation	[figure]
sin	[figure]

8 any Sentence when you please and read itt
T
Troubles	[figure]
trespasses	[figure]
V
Vertue vers, or verb	v
W
World	☉
in the world	[figure]
there is nothing in the world	[figure]
without God, in the world	[figure]
from one end of the world to the other	🜔
round about the world	[figure]
the crosses of the world	🜃
the begining of the world	[figure]
the end of the world	[figure]

9 with much more ease
X
Examination	[figure]
exhortation	[figure]
dehortation	[figure]
externall	[figure]
internall	[figure]
exaltation	[figure]
excomunication	[figure]
extinguish	[figure]
Y
Yesterday	[figure]
yes	[figure]
Z
Israell or Zeale	[figure]
Sunday	☉
Sabbath day	[figure]
the Lords day	[figure]
Munday	☽
Tewsday	♂
Wednsday	☿
Thursday	♃
Fryday	[figure]
Satarday	[figure]

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The next thing and that wherin the curiosity of this Art consisteth in above others, are the rules of Contractions, which lye to your Veiw, and you must learne theire places as you did the places of the Vowells the first Rule is exprest by one tittle the second rule by two, the third rule by three tittles the fourth rule by one tittle under another and the fift is to express the word [...] more by Ading a tittle more either to the 3 ^d or 4 ^th rules, as for Axample to write to come to god your mark for god is thus (y) set a tittle on the left hand thus (y) to depart from Christ (x) to dpart from the Nation (n)

1 The Rules of Contraction to write a Sentence as soone as a word
1
To come to [figure]	To goe or depart from
2 Men or sonns
Saints [figure]	Women or daughters
Servants	children
people
3 Lawes
Wajes	love
( [figure] )
works	power
Worship	feare
Wisdome
4 Doctrine
caled	forenoug [...]
( [figure] )
Backslid	Ioyned
Beauty
5	More of the love of God [figure]
More of the beauty of Christ [figure]

2 The XII Rules of Contractions by the Alphabet
For the sake of any [figure] Person 6
For he that comes to	For he that departs from
It is good for
happines 7
[figure]
Heavines	Holynes
Humilyty
Calamity 8
[figure]
Kindness	Coldnes
Covenant
[figure] Labour 9
Life	loss
Ilumination

3 10
Majesty 10
[figure]
Misery	Mercy
Multitude
Nature 11
[figure]
Necessity	Neglegence
Number
Paine 12
[figure]
To presume to com to	To pas away from
Punishment
[figure] Righteousness 13
To run to	to run away from
Resurection

4 14
Safety 14
[figure]
Security	to be seperated from
Subtilty
Taught 15
[figure]
Testimony	Torment
Trouble
Vanity 16
[figure]
Vanity	Voyce
Vnity
Want 17
[figure]
When you com to	When you depart from
wonder

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Examples for the second rule the people of god (

[figure]

) a childe of the devills (x.) Examples for the 3 Rules the wisdome of god (

[figure]

) Examples for the 4 Rules the beauty of Christ (

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) Examples for the 5 ^th Rule more of the love of god (y....) and Know that the tittles express that word in which place you put them some Examples for the 12 Alphabeticall Rules which must begot by heart by which you may express Thousands of sentences by placing the letters about the cheife substantive (as thus if you would write the humility of Christ your mark for Christ is (x) then put your (h) under it in the place of humility thus (

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) and so of all the rest of the Alphabet in like manner: by which you may write 20 Thousand sentences more y ^e 7 and y ^e 8 arckes shewes you to express the Negative in any sentence.

5 A little under the Substantive-Signifyes to — Vnderstand
To Vnderstand the love of God	[figure]
To Vnderstand the Mercy of God	[figure]
To Vnderstand the lawes of y ^e lord	[figure]
To Vnderstand the power of faith	[figure]
A tittle over y ^e Adjective Signifyes to lay hould on
To lay hould on the Mercy of God	[figure]
To lay hould on the love of God through Christ	[figure]

6 A little underneath the Adjective is to undervalid
To Vndervalu the love of god	[figure]
To Vndervalu the mercy of god	[figure]
To Vndervalu the fear of god	[figure]
To Vndervalu the people of god	[figure]
To Vndervalu the Children of god	[figure]
To Vndervalu the lawes of the lord	[figure]

7 if the sentence begins with this you must turne the Tittles on one side this
This is not the worship of god	[figure]
This is not the wisdome of god	[figure]
Theise are not the people of god	[figure]
This is not to run to god	[figure]
Theise are not the men of the world	[figure]
This is not the happiness of a Child of god	[figure]

8 I Turnd on one side signifyes god will not give
God will not give his sonn	[figure]
God will not give his love	[figure]
God will not give his mercy	[figure]
God will not give his spirit	[figure]
God will not give repentance	[figure]
God will not give grace	[figure]
God will not give glory	[figure]

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Note theis eight arches needs little more direct ⁱon then what you find writ in them (1) note if you put (o) in come to place) then he come to any thing, or if itt be put on the other side the ⁿ he departs from any Substantive (2) showes (1) and (o) to be placed by the 2 Rule of contraction in the roome of the tittles (3) showes (

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) and (q) to be vsed in the place of the tittles for the words they stand for in the 3 Rule of contraction (4) showes your character for (theise) by making a little dash more to it is used for both y ^r 3 ^d rule & as it is for y ^e 2 ^d(5) showes a double contracon by 2 letters of y ^e alphabeth (6) showes a tittle between 2 substantives expreseth from (7) and (8) showes themselves

1 how to Contract about the first rule
he comes to god	[figure]
then come to god	[figure]
then they that com to god	[figure]
they that depart from god	[figure]
all that depart from god	[figure]
the congregation of Saints that com to god	[figure]
when a man departs from god	[figure]
a soule that comes to lay hould on the mercyes of God	[figure]

2 your (8) and (
*[figure]*
) must be placed about the 2 rule
To be the people of god	[figure]
to be the Servants of god	[figure]
to be the Children of god	[figure]
to be the sants of god	[figure]
to be a daughter of god	[figure]
he his an eminent servant of god	[figure]
he his an eminent Saint of god	[figure]
he is an eminent child of god	[figure]

3 your mark for order and question must be placed about y ^e 3 ^d rule
in order to the worship of god	[figure]
in order to the wisdom of god	[figure]
in order to the feare of god	[figure]
in order to the lawes of god	[figure]
to question the feare of god	[figure]
to question the worship of god	[figure]
to question the wajes of god	[figure]
to question the lawes of god	[figure]
to put in question the love of god	[figure]

4 your mark for theise is placed about the 2 ^d and 3 ^d rules
Theise are the people of god	[figure]
this is the wisdom of god	[figure]
theise are the saints of god	[figure]
theise are the wajes of god	[figure]
theise are the children of god	[figure]
this is the feare of the lord	[figure]
theise are the daughters of god	[figure]
this is the worship of god	[figure]
this is the love of god	[figure]

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Remember these Rules (begin with your alphabet and be very perfect in one before you take another; let your lessons be little at a time and alwaies make a small character and that you may readely reade what you write, beshure you read itt as soone as you have written til you are well grounded in it, alwaies observe to make the letter which begins the word bigger then the other letter which ends the word; (example) to write (fill

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) by this you know which is the comanding letter & it will make you write it Carefully & read it plainly: beshure you offer not to take aspeech or sermon till you have very well vsed your hand to write out of books & never write long hand with y ^e short go slow & go shure

5 how to express a double contractiō by two letters of the alphabet
To be mercifull as god is mercifull	[figure]
to be holy as god is holy	[figure]
to be humble as christ was humble	[figure]
to be happy as the saints of god are happy	[figure]
to be negligent as the world is negligent	[figure]
to be miserable as the world is miserable	[figure]

6 how to express (from) betweene two substantives
From god to man	[figure]
from man to god	[figure]
from he ^aven to earth	[figure]
from earth to heaven	[figure]
from nation to nation	[figure]
from Kingdome to Kingdome	[figure]
from grace to grace	[figure]
from glory to glory	[figure]
he that departs from god goes to the divill	[figure]

7 a stroak drawne from the Substantive to the right hand is to be joyned
To be joyned to the people of god	[figure]
to be joyned to the saints of god	[figure]
to be joyned in love to the sonn of god	[figure]
to be joyned to the children of god	[figure]
to be joyned to the servants of god	[figure]
to be joyned in love to those that are not the people of god	[figure]
to be joyned to the people of the world	[figure]

8 a stroak quite through is to imbrace
To imbrace the people of god	[figure]
to imbrace god	[figure]
to imbrace the love of the sonn of god	[figure]
to imbrace the cross of Christ	[figure]
to imbrace the cross of the world	[figure]
to imbrace those that are not the peopl of the world	[figure]

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Note that (5) showes the use of (d) and (5) showes if (

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) be made large under the subst [...]tiue it denotes an admiracon, and in (5) you are to take notice that all persons are included in the second rule, as People, Servants, Saints, Men, or Sonns, Women or Daughters, or Children; and a single person is Exprest by a single tittle, as Servant, Saint, Son, Daughter, Child. If therefore a person or persons be plased by the cheif substantive, while (d) is set on the right hand then y ^e (d) speaks the desire of that person & y ^e 7. 8. & 9 arches Explaines themselves

1 Abreviacons upon the letter (
*[figure]*
) (
*[figure]*
)
By the law of sinn	[figure]
By the people of god	[figure]
By the law of god	[figure]
By the wisdome of the King	[figure]
By the servants of god	[figure]
By the wisdom of god	[figure]
By the love of the Sonn of God	[figure]

2 an Equall distance signifies before
Before the people of god	[figure]
Before the Kings Majesty	[figure]
Before the Angells	[figure]
Before the Iudge	[figure]
Before the Minister	[figure]
Before the great day	[figure]
Before the eyes of the lord	[figure]

3 a double distance signifies (be it far from)
Be it far from god	[figure]
Be it far from Christ	[figure]
Be it far from the people that love god	[figure]
Be it far from a Child of god	[figure]

4 How to Express a Question asked
Is this the wisdome of god	[figure]
Is this the worship of god	[figure]
Are these the Saints of god	[figure]
Are these the men of the world	[figure]
Is this to presume to come to lay hould on the mercy of god through Christ	[figure]

5 The place of (
*[figure]*
) in a contraction
To be doubtfull
To be delivered to ( [figure] )	To be de lived from
The depth
To be doubtfull of the love of god	[figure]
to be dilivered to Sathan	[figure]
To be dilivered from Evill	[figure]
the depth of the mercy of god	[figure]
5 ½
O the depth of the wisdome and knowledge of god	[figure]

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An aproved receipt for good Ink /

(Take hafe a pound of Gaules grossly pound ^ed and a quarter of a pound of Gum-arabeck and halfe a quarter of a pound of Greene Copperas, put theis with three pints of Raine water in an earthen pott and stir it two or three times a day, and in a weeke it will be fitt for use, if you would have a gloss on it put in halfe a pint of Rich malaga wine you may double your quantity as you see occation

6 A Tittle by the Substantive turns (d) into a desi [...]
A Saint desires to be delivered from the world	[figure]
A Saint desires to be delivered from the wrath of god	[figure]
A Saint desires to be delivered from the power of sinn	[figure]
A Saint desires to be delivered from the feare of death	[figure]

7 The fift place of (d)
Nothing on this side god	[figure]
Nothing on this side Christ	[figure]
Nothing on this side imortality	[figure]
The desire by y ^e 2 ^d rule
A saint desires nothing on this side god	[figure]
A saint desires nothing on this side the glory of god	[figure]
A saint desires nothing on this side the love of god through Christ	[figure]

8 The place of (ch) in a contraction
The Charity of
the most choice of ( [figure] )	to chuse to suffer for
The true church

The charity of a child of god	[figure]
The most choice of the people of god	[figure]
The most choice of the men of the world	[figure]
To chuse to suffer for christ	[figure]
The Charity of the true Church to chuse to suffer for the saints of god	[figure]

9 How to contract great-numbers by (e)
1000 times better
1000 times nearer ( [figure] )
1000 times further from
1000 times wors

A saint is a 1000 times better then the world	[figure]
A saint is a 1000 times nearer to god	[figure]
A 1000 times further of from god	[figure]
A 1000 times wors then death	[figure]
How to vary the numbers
1000	0
10000	0
100000	0
1000000	0

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A short Rule by one another

to undestand one another
[figure]
to undestand the happiness of
[figure]
to love one another
[figure]

Two different wajes to express the preposition (Con)

It is contrary to any thing / . To stand in contradicōn against / .

[figure]
it is contrary to the law ^s of God
[figure]
its contrary to the Gospell —
[figure]
to stand in con: ag ^t scripture
[figure]
to stand in con: ag ^t the laws of God

Two different wajes to express the letter (

[figure]

)

To oppose any thing / . To stand in Opposition against / .

[figure]
to oppose Christ
[figure]
to oppose the people of God
[figure]
to stand in Oposition ag ^t y ^e law ^s of God
[figure]
to stand in Oposition ag ^t y ^e feare of death

When a long and Tedious word comes often in a sermon— or speech, express it only by the Preposition

Incomprehensible
[figure]
representation
[figure]

If you have a cont ^racōn and an Idea comes both at on time leave out your contracōn and set the Idea in the room of it

a little life of grace
[figure]
a little life of faith
[figure]

The Magnitude of any thing is exprest by the bigness of your disjunctive contracōn

The great want of faith
[figure]
The great subtilty of sathan
[figure]
The great mercy of God
[figure]

All degrees exprest by the placeing your disjunctive

in the world are vanities upon vanities (
[figure]
)
Iob had loss upon loss (
[figure]
)
the divil has subtilty upon subtiltie (
[figure]
)

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*[figure]*
Fly as an Eagle Hab: 1:8.
at the	[figure]
Angel	[figure]
the mighty Angels	[figure]
the Angels that fell	[figure]
arguments	[figure]
artributes	[figure]
almighty	[figure]
all in all	[figure]
far aboue all	[figure]
among	▵
advancments	[figure]
all adulterers	[figure]
aboundantly above	[figure]
anger or answer	[figure]
abounding	[figure]
all together	[figure]
aflicted	[figure]
aquaint	[figure]
answerest	[figure]
answered	[figure]
about	[figure]
Abraham or abominable	[figure]
apoynteth	[figure]
aboute his	[figure]
absence	[figure]
are	[figure]
art	[figure]
affectionate	[figure]
appeare	[figure]
acquainted	[figure]
apples	[figure]
acknowledge	[figure]
acquainting	[figure]
application	[figure]
accomplish	[figure]
apostles	[figure]
adversaries	[figure]
adversity	[figure]
associating	[figure]
advantage	[figure]
aforegoing	[figure]
appoynting	[figure]
at	[figure]
accompanies	[figure]
assurances	[figure]
apprehension	[figure]
admit	[figure]
antichrist	[figure]
antecedent	[figure]
antipodes	[figure]
apostacie	[figure]
answerable	[figure]
administring	[figure]
saint	[figure]
as &	[figure]
super
alsufficient	[figure]
albeit	[figure]
admonition	[figure]
agreement	[figure]
againe	[figure]

His word runeth very swiftly Psa: 147:15
*[figure]*
agravated	[figure]
agravated	[figure]
attributed	[figure]
approbation	[figure]
administer or administrators	[figure]
ariseth	[figure]
acknowledgments	[figure]
antiquity	[figure]
acomplished	[figure]
another	[figure]
atheisme	[figure]
appoynt	[figure]
arbitration	[figure]
all alone	[figure]
avoyd	[figure]
appoynted	[figure]
arches	[figure]
apostleship	[figure]
apostatise	[figure]
all may be	[figure]
ability	[figure]
appoynted to death	[figure]
apostle	[figure]
an apostle of Iesus Christ	[figure]
admonished	[figure]
about the time	[figure]
angry	[figure]
about six Thousand	[figure]
arrears or darts —	[figure]
arrearages	[figure]
one among another	[figure]
far beyond also	[figure]
all is turned back	[figure]
B
behould	[figure]
beloved
brethren
because	[figure]
babilon	[figure]
babilon is Fallen	[figure]
bountifull	[figure]
abundance	[figure]
abreviate breife or	[figure]
brevity	[figure]
abound	[figure]
above & below	[figure]
both behind & before	[figure]
blasphemy	[figure]
begin or begining	[figure]

*[figure]*
fly as an Eagle Hab: 1:8.
In the begining	[figure]
beauty	[figure]
bulworks	[figure]
bachalor of divinity	[figure]
by and by	[figure]
to the bottom	[figure]
backsliding backward	[figure]
baptisme	[figure]
ballance	[figure]
beelzehub	[figure]
beneath	[figure]
besieged	[figure]
baptizing	[figure]
betweene one another	[figure]
beseech	[figure]
barbarous	[figure]
barrabas	[figure]
the bloud of jesus Christ	[figure]
blasphemer	[figure]
blessed jesus Christ	[figure]
belshazer	[figure]
beware	[figure]
beloved of god	[figure]
body of Christ	[figure]
benjamin	[figure]
The Body of jesus Christ	[figure]
belonged	[figure]
aded body	[figure]
beneplacity	[figure]
abound over much	[figure]
Brother against brother	[figure]
brotherly kindness continew	[figure]
between 9 and eleaven	[figure]
both above and below	[figure]
both by	[figure]
C
cause	[figure]
crucifi	[figure]
cross of Christ	[figure]
compassed about	[figure]
there is no condemnation to them that are in Christ	[figure]
circumcision	[figure]
uncircumcision	[figure]

his word runeth very swiftly Psa: 147:15.
*[figure]*
neither circumcision nor uncircumcision availeth any thing	[figure]
congregacōn of Christ	[figure]
congregation	[figure]
in the congregation	[figure]
out of the congregation	[figure]
continueance orally —	[figure]
conjunction	[figure]
conversation	[figure]
captivity	[figure]
to lead captivity captive	[figure]
consequence	[figure]
conceal	[figure]
contrary	[figure]
constancy	[figure]
conclude	[figure]
in the conclusion	[figure]
Christ came downe from heaven	[figure]
comfort	[figure]
crooked	[figure]
conversion	[figure]
conscience	[figure]
commandement	[figure]
Christ in heaven	[figure]
company	[figure]
corrupt	[figure]
choose or churches	[figure]
cover all	[figure]
compassed me about	[figure]
cometh	[figure]
contrary wise	[figure]
cheife	[figure]
correct	[figure]
christians	[figure]
considerable	[figure]
consideracōn	[figure]
concomitant	[figure]
Christopher	[figure]
creator	[figure]
creatures	[figure]
curtesies	[figure]
comprehensive	[figure]
comprehensible	[figure]
causes	[figure]
confederates	[figure]
confederacy	[figure]
counterfeit	[figure]
conjoynd	[figure]

*[figure]*
ye did run well Gall: 5:7.
Consubstantiation	[figure]
construing	[figure]
misconstruing	[figure]
carnal	[figure]
carenot	[figure]
cogitations	[figure]
comparatively	[figure]
Christ crucifyed	[figure]
our lord jesus Christ upon the cross	[figure]
contradiction	[figure]
covered	[figure]
character	[figure]
communication	[figure]
calamities	[figure]
centurion	[figure]
conqu ^erers	[figure]
round about the Citty	[figure]
certaine	[figure]
a cornation	[figure]
coronation	[figure]
crystall or Christall	[figure]
enemies of the cross of Christ	[figure]
commodities	[figure]
the Preaching of Christ	[figure]
word of Christ	[figure]
a prisoner of jesus Christ	[figure]
received jesus Christ	[figure]
he that cometh to the father	[figure]
came into the house	[figure]
church of God	[figure]
come before	[figure]
come behind	[figure]
clandestine	[figure]
circumference	[figure]
circumstantially	[figure]
circumspection	[figure]
circumstances	[figure]
the New covenant	[figure]
the old covenant	[figure]
the great difference between the old and New Covenant	[figure]
D

*[figure]*
as swift as the Rose upon the mountains Cro 1:12:8.
devil or darknes	[figure]
danger or dreadfull	[figure]
your adversary the devil	[figure]
the devil can turn himselfe into an angel of light	[figure]
the devils feare and tremble	[figure]
God is above the devil	[figure]
diminish	[figure]
divide or distance	[figure]
individuall	[figure]
drunkard	[figure]
destroyed or destruction	[figure]
divers	[figure]
the great day	[figure]
in danger	[figure]
diabolical	[figure]
difficulties	[figure]
discover	[figure]
obedience observe or objection	[figure]
disobedience	[figure]
deceaitfull	[figure]
disapoynteth	[figure]
disproportionable	[figure]
proportionable	[figure]
discomforted	[figure]
disable or unable	[figure]
disjoynted	[figure]
damnation	[figure]
disadvantage	[figure]
dutifull	[figure]
demonstration	[figure]
disgrace	[figure]
deliver	[figure]
disguise	[figure]
disintangled	[figure]
devices	[figure]
diminutive	[figure]
dearer	[figure]
domineere	[figure]
distributing	[figure]
distribution	[figure]
disimititude	[figure]
discontinuance	[figure]
doubling	[figure]
the devil in his pontificallibus	[figure]
the devil goeth about	[figure]
docter of divinity	[figure]
in that day	[figure]
disability	[figure]
damnable	[figure]
divorce	[figure]
E

his word swiftly runeth very Psa: 147:15.
*[figure]*
everlasting	[figure]
equal	[figure]
unequal	[figure]
equal with God	[figure]
Aegypt	[figure]
enemies	[figure]
equity	[figure]
evermore	[figure]
evil	[figure]
exorbitances	[figure]
enough	[figure]
each	[figure]
exalted	[figure]
equipage	[figure]
epistle	[figure]
exceed, or extraordinary	[figure]
excellent	[figure]
embassadors	[figure]
extravagances	[figure]
enjoynd	[figure]
explication	[figure]
emanuel	[figure]
either	[figure]
emnity	[figure]
eternal death	[figure]
esteeme	[figure]
Aethiopians	[figure]
establish	[figure]
executor	[figure]
equality	[figure]
inequality	[figure]
equinoctial	[figure]
publique example	[figure]
F
jnfinite or fearfull	[figure]
former or formner	[figure]
finite	[figure]
follow	[figure]
fellowship	[figure]
friendship	[figure]
familiarity	[figure]
frivolous	[figure]
foolish or florish	[figure]
foundation	[figure]
foundamentall	[figure]
felicity	[figure]
frowardnes	[figure]
forwardnes	[figure]
fourth month	[figure]
forgetfull	[figure]
remember	[figure]
furtherance	[figure]
figuratively	[figure]
faithfull	[figure]
foote to foote	[figure]
great Grand fathers fathers father	[figure]
Phylosapher	[figure]
further more	[figure]
further	[figure]
false	[figure]
followers	[figure]
falsly	[figure]
Fryar or farewell	[figure]
face to face	[figure]
a little flock	[figure]
forraigner	[figure]

*[figure]*
fly as an Eagle Hab i: 8.
fantasticall	[figure]
G
ungodly	[figure]
the most high God	[figure]
the hands of God	[figure]
a false God	[figure]
the wrath of God	[figure]
gathered together	[figure]
great	[figure]
greif or grevious	[figure]
exceeding great God	[figure]
glorification	[figure]
the will of God in Christ jesus	[figure]
glory of God	[figure]
grace of God	[figure]
glory of the son of God	[figure]
great joy	[figure]
gospel of God	[figure]
God through our lord jesus Christ	[figure]
God is faithfull	[figure]
at the right hand of God	[figure]
governours	[figure]
the great end of God	[figure]
at the right hand of God are pleasures for evermore	[figure]
God of heavn and earth	[figure]
H
the most high	[figure]
horrid or horrible	[figure]
hand in hand	[figure]
hand joyned in hand	[figure]
halle lujahs	[figure]
hundred	[figure]
hypocrite	[figure]
holy ghost	[figure]
heathen	[figure]
hosannahs	[figure]
hipocrisi	[figure]
how be it	[figure]
heart or treue heart	[figure]
false heart	[figure]
how many	[figure]
head covered	[figure]
a broken heart	[figure]
haberdashers	[figure]
the great end of heaven	[figure]
as high of the highest heaven	[figure]
when a man setts his heart upon the world	[figure]
grace of God in the heart	[figure]
I
it is	[figure]
jehovah	[figure]
both high low rich and poore	[figure]
from east to west from north to south	[figure]

*[figure]*
as swist as the Roes upon the mountains Chro: 1:12:8:
increase	[figure]
increase in knowledge	[figure]
justification	[figure]
in the lord	[figure]
eyes of God	[figure]
iniquity	[figure]
inheritance	[figure]
in the name of our lord jesus Christ	[figure]
jacob	[figure]
instrument	[figure]
ignorance	[figure]
jnjoying	[figure]
jntemperance	[figure]
jndisposition	[figure]
jnconsiderable	[figure]
jnconsideration
jnterchangeable	[figure]
jncomprehensible	[figure]
jndiferent	[figure]
jmpossible or jmpossibility	[figure]
in the world to come	[figure]
innumerable	[figure]
jncumbrances	[figure]
jdolatry	[figure]
jn the ninth month	[figure]
jnsurrection	[figure]
jrreconcileable	[figure]
jnordinate	[figure]
jncence	[figure]
jntangled	[figure]
jnquisition	[figure]
jrrecoverable	[figure]
jnferior	[figure]
jntercession	[figure]
jewes	[figure]
judas or jurisdiction	[figure]
jllumination	[figure]
jnvissible	[figure]
jnundation	[figure]
jnstruction	[figure]
jmpenitent	[figure]
jmpoverished	[figure]
jnto
judg upon the bench	[figure]
of jesus was coming to jerusalem	[figure]
lord jesus Christ blessed evermore amen	[figure]
jnhabitants
jnterpret	[figure]
jnterrogatives	[figure]
john through good	[figure]
Ieremiah Rich	[figure]
jnvincible	[figure]
joynlure	[figure]
jnsolent	[figure]
jntolerable	[figure]
jurisdiction
justice	[figure]
jnlarge	[figure]
jmbrace	[figure]
jnfinitive	[figure]
jnsignificant	[figure]

*[figure]*
ye did run well Gall: 5:7.
K
keepe	[figure]
keyes	[figure]
kingdomes of this world	[figure]
kingdome of God	[figure]
kingdome of Christ	[figure]
kingdome of grace	[figure]
kingdome of Glory	[figure]
Charles	[figure]
katharine	[figure]
kingstone	[figure]
L
like the law's of the meads and Percians	[figure]
little loss, or least	[figure]
long	[figure]
it is long of mee	[figure]
along time	[figure]
a little time	[figure]
likewise	[figure]
length	[figure]
longest	[figure]
libenility	[figure]
lord jesus Christ	[figure]
lover	[figure]
liberlines	[figure]
a man of understanding in the lawes of the lord	[figure]
M
mistake	[figure]
mortall	[figure]
immortall	[figure]
immortallity	[figure]
jn the midst	[figure]
mingle	[figure]
Moses	♏
Melchizedeck	[figure]
misunderstanding	[figure]
moone	☽
the old moone about the new moone	[figure]
metamorphosis	[figure]
metrapolitan	[figure]
mortyfyed	[figure]
multiplied	[figure]
mortifycation	[figure]
magicians	[figure]
many	[figure]
multitudes	[figure]
Majesty	[figure]
majestrates	[figure]
multiplicity	[figure]
misconstruing	[figure]
master	[figure]
mistres	[figure]
mother	[figure]
more and more	[figure]
ministerial	[figure]
amurmuring	[figure]
memorandum	[figure]
misfortune	[figure]
monsieur	[figure]
his Majesties	[figure]
Messengers	[figure]
mischance	[figure]
magnifie	[figure]
malefacter	[figure]
magnificente	[figure]

*[figure]*
ye did run well Gall 5:7.
Mutability	[figure]
microcosine	☉
mars	♂
mercurius	☿
maligned	[figure]
misregarded	[figure]
more then ordinary	[figure]
N
now	[figure]
numberles	[figure]
number	[figure]
naturall	[figure]
unnaturall	[figure]
negatively or negligently	[figure]
nevertheles	[figure]
numbred	[figure]
necessity or necessary	[figure]
nor or never	[figure]
nephew	[figure]
notice	[figure]
nebuchadnezzer	[figure]
O
observe objection obedience	[figure]
omnipotent	[figure]
in order	[figure]
out of order	[figure]
Christ is over all	[figure]
open	[figure]
ought	[figure]
opportunity	[figure]
opposition	[figure]
a diametrical opposition	[figure]
obscurely	[figure]
openly	[figure]
great objection	[figure]
original	[figure]
opressed	[figure]
oftentimes	[figure]
obliterated	[figure]
oppinionated	[figure]
oblige	[figure]
disoblige	[figure]
ordinance	[figure]
ordination	[figure]
observant	[figure]
openwide thy mouth and j wil fill itt	[figure]
P
patience	[figure]
passover	[figure]
priest	[figure]
jesus Christ our great high Priest	[figure]
a great high priest	[figure]
unspeakable	[figure]
in prison	[figure]
pittifull poore and poverty	[figure]
possible or possibility	[figure]
pimping	[figure]
probable or probability	[figure]
practice	[figure]
perrish	[figure]
plenty or plentifully	[figure]
pleasures	[figure]
people	[figure]

*[figure]*
As swift as the Ro [...]s vpon the mountains Chro [...]s
passage	[figure]
pleasant	[figure]
phisitians	[figure]
peace	[figure]
powerfull	[figure]
prisoner of jesus Christ	[figure]
paradise	[figure]
publique publican	[figure]
purgatory	[figure]
perpetuall	[figure]
potentate	[figure]
parents	[figure]
plenipot entiary	[figure]
a great prophet	[figure]
perpetuity	[figure]
prognosticks	[figure]
perpendicular	[figure]
propinquity	[figure]
a prise put into the hands of afoole	[figure]
parradox	[figure]
Q
quarter	[figure]
qualifie	[figure]
put in question	[figure]
questionable	[figure]
Queene	[figure]
questionable or unqustionable	[figure]
equivalent	[figure]
R
remembrance	[figure]
remember	[figure]
forgett	[figure]
ridiculous	[figure]
a little remnant	[figure]
rejoyce	[figure]
revived	[figure]
referr or refreshed	[figure]
round about	[figure]
resurrection	[figure]
returned	[figure]
reconsiliation	[figure]
riots	[figure]
recovery	[figure]
receive or received	[figure]
resolved or resolution	[figure]
rencounter	[figure]
remarkable	[figure]
rhetorick	[figure]
S
serpent	[figure]
the old serpent	[figure]
seperate or a sunder	[figure]
inseperable	[figure]
severall	[figure]
society	[figure]
eye service	[figure]
super naturall	[figure]
stratagem	[figure]
serve	[figure]
short	[figure]
subjection	[figure]
small manners	[figure]

*[figure]*
his word runeth very swiftly Psa: 147:15
seperated	[figure]
sentences	[figure]
since or sence	[figure]
subvert	[figure]
sining	[figure]
sons of men	[figure]
superfluous	[figure]
sining work will be sighing work	[figure]
scattered	[figure]
scripture	[figure]
sanctification	[figure]
superiority	[figure]
subservient	[figure]
supplication	[figure]
superiors	[figure]
so beit amen	[figure]
substantially	[figure]
subdivisions	[figure]
saying	[figure]
subordination	[figure]
sometimes	[figure]
subdued	[figure]
superstition	[figure]
sabbath	[figure]
sacriledge	[figure]
scrupulous	[figure]
supposition	[figure]
subjoyned	[figure]
statues or statutes	[figure]
sainted	[figure]
as saint super	[figure]
superlative	[figure]
starrs	[figure]
so said	[figure]
in the sea	[figure]
Solomon	[figure]
surrender	[figure]
the spirit of the lord is upon me	[figure]
Solemnizacon	[figure]
if a man have not the spirrit of Christ	[figure]
sympathizing	[figure]
two menson	[figure]
to begin with the spirit and end with the flesh	[figure]
seperations	[figure]
since it is over all	[figure]
Samuel	[figure]
Botley	[figure]
secondarily	[figure]
sciences	[figure]
satisfaction	[figure]
serviteable	[figure]
sin entred jnto the world and death by sin	[figure]

*[figure]*
fly as an Eagle Hab i: 8.
T
on the topp	[figure]
from the topp to the bottome	[figure]
treble	[figure]
tremble	[figure]
trinity	[figure]
treasure	[figure]
the times are turned	[figure]
treacherousnes	[figure]
triangle or triangular	[figure]
thr ^eatenings	[figure]
transubstantiation	[figure]
treasuries	[figure]
twenty nine thousand	[figure]
transcendent	[figure]
themselves	[figure]
togeather	[figure]
transport transported	[figure]
teach	[figure]
terrors	[figure]
throughout	[figure]
transfigured	[figure]
them	[figure]
tribulation	[figure]
tabernacle	[figure]
thereaboutes	[figure]
tis	[figure]
thetherto	[figure]
turned	[figure]
throughly	[figure]
templars	[figure]
trouble us	[figure]
touching	[figure]
tis a thousand times better	[figure]
as it is
transgressors	[figure]
temperate	[figure]
V
variety or varable	[figure]
worthines	[figure]
unworthines	[figure]
disregarded unregarded	[figure]
under	[figure]
understand	[figure]
understood	[figure]
understandeth	[figure]
understanding	[figure]
underneath	[figure]
universality	[figure]
university	[figure]
uprightness	[figure]

*[figure]*
as swift as the Roes upon the Mountains Chro. 112:8
us	[figure]
Christ with us or Christmas	[figure]
use	[figure]
Upon	[figure]
profitable	[figure]
unprofitable	[figure]
lawfull	[figure]
unlawfull	[figure]
unnecessary	[figure]
undoubtedly	[figure]
duetifull	[figure]
undutifull	[figure]
beleivers	[figure]
unbeleivers	[figure]
fruitfull	[figure]
unfruitfull	[figure]
moveable	[figure]
imovable or unmoveable	[figure]
sufferable	[figure]
unsufferable	[figure]
very	[figure]
questionable	[figure]
unquestionable	[figure]
used	[figure]
uncertaine	[figure]
vow	[figure]
unserviceable	[figure]
understand	[figure]
not to be understood	[figure]
unpossible	[figure]
uppermost or lowermost	[figure]
unleavened	[figure]
visible	[figure]
vexation	[figure]
uncovered	[figure]
pardonable	[figure]
unpardonable	[figure]
wrought	[figure]
unwrought	[figure]
to open the ey' of our understanding	[figure]
the eyes of our understanding is darkned	[figure]
W
the begining of the world	[figure]
the end of the world	[figure]
the breadth of the world	[figure]
comeing into the world	[figure]
going out of the world	[figure]
in the world to come	[figure]
world with out end	[figure]
the things that are in the world	[figure]
through all the world	[figure]
backward	[figure]
when a man goes backward in the world	[figure]
wilfull	[figure]
wilfully	[figure]
with	[figure]
which	[figure]
within	[figure]
without	[figure]
both within and without	[figure]
worship wisdome wondrous	[figure]
not worshiping woman	[figure]

*[figure]*
His word runeth Very swiftly Psa: 147:15:
wonderfull	[figure]
when that	[figure]
when they that	[figure]
wilderness	[figure]
to the end of the world	[figure]
which was the sonn	[figure]
whatsoever	[figure]
warwick	[figure]
when wisdome entreth into the heart	[figure]
Gods mercy are beyond all his works	[figure]
X
expugnation	[figure]
Y
yeoman	[figure]
yongman	[figure]
your servant	[figure]
The Names of all the bookes in the old— Testament with the names of severall men and women recorded therein
Note that the Psalme ^s and the New Testament curiously printed in the same Character are sould with this booke which are infinite help ^s and of Exceeding use To compleat all in reading and writing by them, besides the great benefit to Travell [...]s
Genesis	[figure]
Exodus	[figure]
leviticus	[figure]
Numbers	[figure]
Duteron:	[figure]
Ioshua	[figure]
Iudges	[figure]
Ruth	[figure]
Samuel	[figure]
Kings	[figure]
Chronictes	[figure]
Ezra	[figure]
Nehemiah	[figure]
Ester	[figure]
Iob	[figure]
Psalmes	[figure]
Proverbs	[figure]
Ecclesiastes	[figure]
Canticles	[figure]
Isajah	[figure]
Ieremiah	[figure]
Lamentacons	[figure]
Ezekiell	[figure]
Daniell	[figure]
Hosea	[figure]
Ioell	[figure]
Amos	[figure]
Obadiah	[figure]
Ionah	[figure]
Micha	[figure]
Nahum	[figure]
Habakkuk	[figure]
Zephaniah	[figure]
Haggar	[figure]
Zechariah	[figure]
Malachi	[figure]
[figure]	1674

*[figure]*
fly as an Eagle Hab: i:8.
Adam	[figure]
Aaron	[figure]
Abraham	[figure]
Abel	[figure]
Alexander	[figure]
anna	[figure]
abigal	[figure]
aram	[figure]
ammon	[figure]
assa	[figure]
Abiram	[figure]
abihu	[figure]
Absalon	[figure]
amalek	[figure]
Benjamin	[figure]
Belshazzer	[figure]
Baruch	[figure]
Cyrus	[figure]
corah	[figure]
coshi	[figure]
Ianuary	[figure]
February	[figure]
March	[figure]
Aprill	[figure]
Caleb	[figure]
Daniel	[figure]
darus	[figure]
Demetrius	[figure]
demas	[figure]
Ezra	[figure]
Elijah	[figure]
Elias	[figure]
eue	[figure]
esau	[figure]
Elizabeth	[figure]
Er or aire	[figure]
felix	[figure]
gideon	[figure]
Goliah	[figure]
Gebazi	[figure]
Goal	[figure]
Samuel	[figure]
Hannah	[figure]
Herod	[figure]
May	[figure]
Iune	[figure]
Iuly	[figure]
August	[figure]

*[figure]*
ye did run well Gall: 5:7.
Herodias	[figure]
Isaac	[figure]
Iacob	[figure]
Ioseph	[figure]
Ieremiah	[figure]
jezabel	[figure]
judas	[figure]
jshmuel	[figure]
Kain	[figure]
lazarus	[figure]
Mary	[figure]
Martha	[figure]
Nathaniel	[figure]
Nebuchadnezzer	[figure]
Pharaoh	[figure]
Phillip	[figure]
Rebekah	[figure]
Solomon	[figure]
Sarah	[figure]
September	[figure]
October	[figure]
November	[figure]
December	[figure]
Simon	[figure]
sapphirah	[figure]
Thomas	[figure]
sissera	[figure]
Sampson	[figure]
Saul	[figure]
Tertullus	[figure]
Uriah	[figure]
Uzziah	[figure]
Egipt	[figure]
Obed [...]edom	[figure]
omri	[figure]
Orias	[figure]
ogg	[figure]
zerubbabel	[figure]
zophar	[figure]
zacharias	[figure]
zedekiah	[figure]
zacheus	[figure]
ziba	[figure]
Pretium

Nil

[figure] sine

[figure] doctrina

[figure] Vita

[figure] est

[figure] nisi

[figure] mortis

[figure] Jmago,

[figure]

Vox

[figure] audita

[figure] perit

[figure] sed

[figure] litera

[figure] scripta

[figure] manebit

[figure]

All Glory and praise for ever begiven

to the great and Glorious God of heaven

Amen

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The whole Terms of the Law in M ^r. Rich's Character. Compleated: Never done before by any till now, by S: Botley

ABatement de briefe ouplaint	[figure]
Abatement en lerres	[figure]
Abbe	[figure]
Abbettors	[figure]
Abbeyance	[figure]
Abishersing	[figure]
Abjuration	[figure]
Abridgment de plaint ou demand	[figure]
Accedas ad Curiam	[figure]
Accedas ad Viceco mitem	[figure]
Acceptance	[figure]
Accessories	[figure]
Action	[figure]
Actions personels	[figure]
Actions reals	[figure]
Action popular	[figure]
Action mixt	[figure]
Action del briefe	[figure]
Action sur le case	[figure]
Action sur le stature	[figure]
Account	[figure]
Accord	[figure]
Acquital	[figure]
Acre	[figure]
Acquitance	[figure]
Acts	[figure]
Additions	[figure]
Adjournement	[figure]
Admeasurement de dower	[figure]
Admeasurement de pasture	[figure]
Administrator	[figure]
Admiral	[figure]
Ad quod dampnum	[figure]
Advent	[figure]
Advowson	[figure]
Affeerors	[figure]
Assiance	[figure]
Affray	[figure]
Age prier	[figure]
Agist	[figure]
Agreement	[figure]
Agent & patient	[figure]
Ayde	[figure]
Ayde de Roy	[figure]
Aile	[figure]
Aler sans jour	[figure]
Aletaster	[figure]
Alien	[figure]
Alienation	[figure]
Allay	[figure]
Alnageor	[figure]
Almner	[figure]
Ambidexter	[figure]
Amendment	[figure]
Amercement	[figure]
Amercement royal	[figure]
Amoveas manus	[figure]
An jour, & waste	[figure]
Aniente	[figure]
Annates	[figure]
Annua pensione	[figure]
Annuitie	[figure]
Anoysance	[figure]
Appeale	[figure]
Appendant & appurtenant	[figure]
Apportionment	[figure]
Apostata capiendo	[figure]
Appropriations	[figure]
Approver	[figure]
Approvement	[figure]
Approvers le Roy	[figure]
Arbitrement	[figure]
Arches	[figure]
Array	[figure]
Arrain	[figure]
Arrest	[figure]
Arrerages	[figure]
Arretted	[figure]
Assart	[figure]
Aslayer	[figure]
Assets	[figure]
Assigne	[figure]
Assise	[figure]
Assise de darrein presentment	[figure]
Assise de Mortdancester	[figure]
Association	[figure]
Assoyle	[figure]
Assumpsit	[figure]
Attache	[figure]
Attainder	[figure]
Attaint	[figure]
Attendant	[figure]
Attornie	[figure]
Attournement	[figure]
Audita querela	[figure]
Average	[figure]
Averment	[figure]
Averpeny	[figure]
Augmentation	[figure]
Awme	[figure]
Ancient demesne	[figure]
Aumone.	[figure]
Avoir de pois	[figure]
Auncel weight	[figure]
Avowrie	[figure]
BAadger	[figure]
Baile	[figure]
Bailement.	[figure]
Baylife	[figure]
Backherend thiefe	[figure]
Bankrupt	[figure]
Banneret	[figure]
Bans	[figure]
Bargaine & Sale	[figure]
Barre	[figure]
Barre fee	[figure]
Barter	[figure]
Barretor	[figure]
Base fee	[figure]
Bastard	[figure]
Baston	[figure]
Battaile	[figure]
Batterie	[figure]
Bedel	[figure]
Besaile	[figure]
Bewpleader.	[figure]
Bigamie.	[figure]
Bilaws	[figure]
Bilinguis	[figure]
Billa vera	[figure]
Blackmail	[figure]
Bloodwit.	[figure]
Bockland	[figure]
Boote	[figure]
Broodhalpeny	[figure]
Borow	[figure]
Borowhead	[figure]
Bloodyhand	[figure]
Bull	[figure]
Briefe	[figure]
Broker.	[figure]
Bullion.	[figure]
Burgage.	[figure]
Brughbote	[figure]
Burghbote	[figure]
Burbreach	[figure]
Burgh English	[figure]
Burglarie	[figure]
CApacity	[figure]
Cape	[figure]
Cape ad valentiam	[figure]
Capias	[figure]
Capite	[figure]
Carke	[figure]
Carno	[figure]
Carracke ou Carrick	[figure]
Carve de terre.	[figure]
Castellain.	[figure]
Castle gard	[figure]
Casu consimili	[figure]
Casu proviso.	[figure]
Catals.	[figure]
Cerhorari	[figure]
Certificate	[figure]
Certification de assise	[figure]
Cession	[figure]
Cessavit	[figure]
Challenge	[figure]
Chamberdekins	[figure]
Champerlie	[figure]
Chancemedly	[figure]
Chapiter	[figure]
Chaplem	[figure]
Chapter	[figure]
Charge	[figure]
Charter terre	[figure]
Charters.	[figure]
Charter party	[figure]
Chase	[figure]
Chauntry	[figure]
Chevage	[figure]
Chevisance	[figure]
Childwit	[figure]
Chimin	[figure]
Chiminage	[figure]
Chirographer	[figure]
Chivalrie.	[figure]
Chose en action.	[figure]
Churchwardens	[figure]
Churchesset	[figure]
Cinque ports	[figure]
Circuity de action	[figure]
Circumstantibus	[figure]
Citie.	[figure]
Clack.	[figure]
Claime	[figure]
Clergie.	[figure]
Clerk	[figure]
Clerk attaint	[figure]
Clerk convict	[figure]
Closhe	[figure]
Coadjutor.	[figure]
Cocket	[figure]
Codicill	[figure]
Coine	[figure]
Collateral	[figure]
Collation	[figure]
Colour	[figure]
Colour de office	[figure]
Collusion	[figure]
Commandrie	[figure]
Commandment	[figure]
Commendam	[figure]
Commissarie	[figure]
Commission	[figure]
Commission de Rebellion	[figure]
Committee	[figure]
Common ley	[figure]
Common	[figure]
Common sine.	[figure]
Common plees	[figure]
Common jour en pleede terre	[figure]
Commotes.	[figure]
Communi custodia.	[figure]
Compromise	[figure]
Computation	[figure]
Computo	[figure]
Concealers	[figure]
Conclusion	[figure]
Concord	[figure]
Concubinage	[figure]
Conders	[...]
Condition	[figure]
Confederacie.	[figure]
Confession del offence	[figure]
Confirmation	[...]
Consiscate.	[figure]
Congeable	[figure]
Conge de'slier	[figure]
Conjuration.	[figure]
Conservator del truce	[figure]
Conservator del peace	[...]
Co ⁿsideration	[figure]
Consistary	[figure]
Convocation	[figure]
Consolidation	[figure]
Conspiracy	[figure]
Constable	[figure]
Consultation	[figure]
Contentment	[figure]
Continuance	[figure]
Custom	[figure]
Continual claim	[figure]
Counterplee	[figure]
Countermand	[figure]
Contract	[figure]
Contra forman collationis	[figure]
Contra forman feos famenti	[figure]
Contributione facienda	[figure]
Copihold	[figure]
Conusance	[figure]
Coraage	[figure]
Cordwainer	[figure]
Cornage	[figure]
Corodie	[figure]
Coroner	[figure]
Corporation	[figure]
Corps politick	[figure]
Corruption de sank	[figure]
Corse present	[figure]
Cosinage	[figure]
Cottage	[figure]
Covenant	[figure]
Coverture	[figure]
Covin	[figure]
Cui in vita	[figure]
Cui ante divortium	[figure]
Count	[figure]
Countee	[figure]
Countenance	[figure]
Countie	[figure]
Court	[figure]
Court baron	[figure]
Cranage	[figure]
Creek	[figure]
Curtilage	[figure]
Couthleulagh	[figure]
Coucher	[figure]
Creansor	[figure]
Crost	[figure]
Cuckingstoole	[figure]
Cuntey	[figure]
Curfew	[figure]
Currier	[figure]
Cursiter	[figure]
Custome	[figure]
Custos brevium	[figure]
Custos rotulorum	[figure]
Custos des spiritualties	[figure]
Curtesie d' Engleterre	[figure]
Cuynage	[figure]
DAmage	[figure]
Danegeld	[figure]
Darrein presentment	[figure]
Dean & Chapter	[figure]
Debet & solet	[figure]
Debet & desinet	[figure]
Decies tantum	[figure]
Desiners	[figure]
Declaration	[figure]
Dedimus protestatem	[figure]
Defamation	[figure]
Defeisance	[figure]
Defendant	[figure]
Defence	[figure]
Defendemus	[figure]
Deforsour	[figure]
Demandont	[figure]
Demaines	[figure]
Demaund	[figure]
Demy sank	[figure]
Demurrer	[figure]
Denelage	[figure]
Denizen	[figure]
Deodand	[figure]
Departure de son plee	[figure]
Departure enspite del Court	[figure]
Deprivation	[figure]
Deputie	[figure]
Dereyne	[figure]
Det	[figure]
Devastaverunt bonatestatoris	[figure]
Devenerunt	[figure]
Devest	[figure]
Devise	[figure]
Devoire	[figure]
Devorce	[figure]
De son tort demesne	[figure]
Detinet	[figure]
Dieu son act	[figure]
Diem clausit extremum	[figure]
Dicker	[figure]
Dies datus	[figure]
Dignitie Ecclesiastical	[figure]
Diocesse	[figure]
Dieta rationabilis	[figure]
Disability	[figure]
Disgrading	[figure]
Discent	[figure]
Disclaimer	[figure]
Discontinuance	[figure]
Dismes	[figure]
Disparagement	[figure]
Disseisin	[figure]
Disseisin sur disseisin	[figure]
Disseisor & disseisee	[figure]
Disceit	[figure]
Distresse	[figure]
Districtus	[figure]
Distringas	[figure]
Devidend	[figure]
Docket	[figure]
Doggedraw	[figure]
Dogger	[figure]
Domo reparanda	[figure]
Dole-fish	[figure]
Donative	[figure]
Doomes day	[figure]
Dorture	[figure]
Donor & donee	[figure]
Double plee	[figure]
Double quarel	[figure]
Dower	[figure]
Drift del Forest	[figure]
Droit	[figure]
Droit dentrie	[figure]
Duces tecum	[figure]
Dum fuit infra aetatem	[figure]
Dum non suit composmentis	[figure]
Duplicat	[figure]
Dures	[figure]
EAldermen	[figure]
Easement	[figure]
Egyptians	[figure]
Ejectione firmae	[figure]
Ejectment degard	[figure]
Eire justices	[figure]
Election	[figure]
Elegit	[figure]
Elopement	[figure]
Emblements	[figure]
Embrasour	[figure]
Emparlance	[figure]
Encrochment	[figure]
Encheson	[figure]
Enditement	[figure]
Endowment	[figure]
Enfranchisement	[figure]
Englesherie	[figure]
Enheritance	[figure]
Enitia pars	[figure]
Enquest	[figure]
Entendment	[figure]
Enter pleader	[figure]
Entire tenancie	[figure]
Entre	[figure]
Entre en le per cui & post	[figure]
Entre ad communemlegem	[figure]
Entre in casu proviso	[figure]
Entre in casu consimili	[figure]
Entre ad terminum qui praeteriit	[figure]
Entre sine assensu capituli	[figure]
Entre causa matrimonii praelocuti	[figure]
Entrusion	[figure]
Entrusion de gard	[figure]
Equity	[figure]
Errant	[figure]
Errour	[figure]
Escape	[figure]
Escheale	[figure]
Eschealour	[figure]
Eschequer	[figure]
Esnecy	[figure]
Escuage	[figure]
Esplees	[figure]
Essendi quierum de tolonio	[figure]
Esloine	[figure]
Essoino de malo lecti	[figure]
Establishment dedower	[figure]
Estandard	[figure]
Estate	[figure]
Estoppel	[figure]
Estovers	[figure]
Estrangers	[figure]
Estray	[figure]
Estreat	[figure]
Estrepment	[figure]
Etate probanda	[figure]
Exaction	[figure]
Exception	[figure]
Excommengement	[figure]
Exchange	[figure]
Execution	[figure]
Executor	[figure]
Exemplification	[figure]
Exemption	[figure]
Ex mero motu	[figure]
Exigent	[figure]
Exigenter	[figure]
Ex gravi querela	[figure]
Ex parte talis	[figure]
Expeditate	[figure]
Expensis militum levandis	[figure]
Extend	[figure]
Extinguishment	[figure]
Extortion	[figure]
Evesdroppers	[figure]
Evidence	[figure]
FAculty	[figure]
Failer de record	[figure]
Faint action	[figure]
Fait	[figure]
Faitour	[figure]
Farding deale	[figure]
Farme	[figure]
Fate ou fat	[figure]
Faux imprisonment	[figure]
Faux judgement	[figure]
Fee	[figure]
Fee farme	[figure]
Fee simple	[figure]
Feoffement	[figure]
Feoffor & feoffe	[figure]
Fealtie	[figure]
Felonie	[figure]
Ferdfare	[figure]
Ferdwit	[figure]
Fence month	[figure]
Feodary	[figure]
Feude	[figure]
Fieri facias	[figure]
File	[figure]
Finders	[figure]
Fine	[figure]
Fifteenth	[figure]
Filacer	[figure]
Fineforce	[figure]
Finors	[figure]
Firebole	[figure]
First-fruits	[figure]
Fledwit	[figure]
Flemeswit	[figure]
Fletwit	[figure]
Floatsam	[figure]
Footgeld	[figure]
Forest	[figure]
Forester	[...]
Forfeiture de marriage	[figure]
Forger des faux faits	[figure]
Forejudger	[figure]
Formedon	[figure]
Forein	[figure]
Forestal	[figure]
Forestaller	[figure]
Founder	[figure]
Fourcher	[figure]
Franchise	[figure]
Franchise royal	[figure]
Frankalmoigne	[figure]
Franke banke	[figure]
Franke chase	[figure]
Franke feé	[figure]
Frank ley	[figure]
Frankmarriage	[figure]
Franktenement	[figure]
Fresh force	[figure]
Fresh suit	[figure]
Friperer	[figure]
GAble	[figure]
Gager de deliverance	[figure]
Gainage	[figure]
Gaole ou Gaile	[figure]
Garbe	[figure]
Garble	[figure]
Gardeine des Spiritualties	[figure]
Garrantie des Charters	[figure]
Garrantie	[figure]
Garrantie	[figure]
Garrantie del jour	[figure]
Gard	[figure]
Gardein	[figure]
Gardeines del Esglise	[figure]
Garnishment	[figure]
Gavelet	[figure]
Gavelkind	[figure]
Gawgeowr	[figure]
Gild	[figure]
Gors	[figure]
Grand Cape	[figure]
Grande distres	[figure]
Grand Serjeantie	[figure]
Gree	[figure]
Green howe	[figure]
Green wax	[figure]
Grith breach	[figure]
Gule de August	[figure]
HAbeas corpus	[figure]
Habendum	[figure]
Habere facias seisinam	[figure]
Halfe seale	[figure]
Halymote	[figure]
Hambling ou Haxing des chiens	[figure]
Handgun	[figure]
Hangwit	[figure]
Haque	[figure]
Haquebut	[figure]
Hariot	[figure]
Haward	[figure]
Haukers	[figure]
Haybote	[figure]
Headborow	[figure]
Heretico comburendo	[figure]
Hei cloome	[figure]
Hidage	[figure]
Hoblers	[figure]
Hoghenhine	[figure]
Homagio respectuando	[figure]
Homine capto in Withernamium	[figure]
Homine replegiando	[figure]
Hotchpot	[figure]
Homage	[figure]
Homage ancestrel	[figure]
Homesoken	[figure]
Homicide	[figure]
Honour	[figure]
Hornegeld	[figure]
Hospitallers	[figure]
Housebote	[figure]
Hue & Cry	[figure]
Hundred	[figure]
Hundredum	[figure]
Hustings	[figure]
IDeot	[figure]
Idemptitale nominis	[figure]
Ieofaile	[figure]
Ietsam	[figure]
Illoyal assembly	[figure]
Impeachment de waste	[figure]
Implements	[figure]
Impost	[figure]
Imprisonment	[figure]
Incumbent	[figure]
Indicavit	[figure]
Indorsement	[figure]
Infangthiefe	[figure]
Information	[figure]
Ingrosser	[figure]
Inhibition	[figure]
Injunction	[figure]
Inmates	[figure]
Instant	[figure]
Inrolement	[figure]
Intention	[figure]
Inventary	[figure]
Joyntenants	[figure]
Journeyes accounts	[figure]
Joynture	[figure]
Juris utrum	[figure]
Justicies	[figure]
Justice seat	[figure]
LAches	[figure]
Legan	[figure]
Lapse	[figure]
Larcenie	[figure]
Lastage	[figure]
Latitat	[figure]
Lawday	[figure]
Leases	[figure]
Leet	[figure]
Legacy	[figure]
Lessor & Lessee	[figure]
Levant & Couchant	[figure]
Levari facias	[figure]
Ley	[figure]
Libel	[figure]
Libenite	[figure]
Libertate probanda	[figure]
Ligeance	[figure]
Limitation	[figure]
Livery de seisin	[figure]
Lollards	[figure]
Lotherwit	[figure]
Lushborow	[figure]
MAihim	[figure]
Mainprise	[figure]
Mandamus	[figure]
Mannour	[figure]
Mansion	[figure]
Manucaptio	[figure]
Manumission	[figure]
Marches	[figure]
Marchers	[figure]
Marshal	[figure]
Marshalsea	[figure]
Maugre	[figure]
Maximes	[figure]
Maynour	[figure]
Maintenance	[figure]
Mease	[figure]
Medietas linguae	[figure]
Melius inquirendo	[figure]
Merchenlage	[figure]
Mesuage	[figure]
Measondue	[figure]
Mefne	[figure]
Misprision	[figure]
Mise	[figure]
Misericordia	[figure]
Mittimus	[figure]
Monstrans de faits	[figure]
Mortdancester	[figure]
Monstraverunt	[figure]
Monstrance de droit	[figure]
Mortgage	[figure]
Moderata misericordia	[figure]
Mortmaine	[figure]
Mortu [...]	[figure]
Mulier	[figure]
Muniments	[figure]
Murage	[figure]
Murder	[figure]
Muster	[figure]
NAam	[figure]
Nativo habendo	[figure]
Ne admittas	[figure]
Non omittas propterliberatem	[figure]
Negativa pregnans	[figure]
Ne injuste vexes	[figure]
Niese	[figure]
Nihil dicit	[figure]
Nisi prius	[figure]
Nomination	[figure]
Nonability	[figure]
Nonclaime	[figure]
Nonsuit	[figure]
Nude contract	[figure]
Nusans	[figure]
Nuperobiit	[figure]
ODio & Atis	[figure]
Ordael	[figure]
Ordelse	[figure]
Ordinarie	[figure]
Ouster le maine	[figure]
Outfangtheefe	[figure]
Oweltie	[figure]
Oyer de records	[figure]
Oyer & terminer	[figure]
PAine fort & dure	[figure]
Pannel	[figure]
Pape	[figure]
Paramont	[figure]
Paraveile	[figure]
Parceners	[figure]
Partition	[figure]
Parco fracto	[figure]
Parson imparsonee	[figure]
Parties	[figure]
Pasport	[figure]
Pannage ou Pawnage	[figure]
Patron	[figure]
Peeres	[figure]
Perquisites	[figure]
Parambulatione facienda	[figure]
Perinde valere	[figure]
Per que servitia	[figure]
Petit Cape	[figure]
Petit Serjeanty	[figure]
Piccage	[figure]
Picle ou pitle	[figure]
Pillory	[figure]
Pipowders	[figure]
Piscary	[figure]
Placard	[figure]
Plaintife	[figure]
Pleading	[figure]
Policie delassurance	[figure]
Pontage	[figure]
Pone	[figure]
Post moote	[figure]
Postea	[figure]
Post disseisin	[figure]
Possession	[figure]
Pound	[figure]
Poundage	[figure]
Preamble	[figure]
Pramunire	[figure]
Prebend & Prebendary	[figure]
Precipe in capite	[figure]
Preignotary	[figure]
Prescription	[figure]
Presentment	[figure]
Pretensed droit	[figure]
Primer seisin	[figure]
Prisage	[figure]
Prisage des vins	[figure]
Privie	[figure]
Privileges	[figure]
Proces	[figure]
Prochin amy	[figure]
Procedendo	[figure]
Proclamation	[figure]
Prohibition	[figure]
Propertie	[figure]
Proprietarie	[figure]
Protection	[figure]
Protestation	[figure]
Provision	[figure]
Proviso	[figure]
Purchase	[figure]
Purlieu	[figure]
Purpresture	[figure]
QUale jus	[figure]
Quae plura	[figure]
Quare ejecit infraterminum	[figure]
Quare impedit	[figure]
Quare incumbravit	[figure]
Quare intrusit matrimonio non satisfacto	[figure]
	[figure]
	[figure]
Quare non admisit	[figure]
Quarentine	[figure]
Quarels	[figure]
Quid juris clamat	[figure]
Quin zisme	[figure]
Quod ei deforceat	[figure]
Quod permittat	[figure]
Quo jure	[figure]
Quo minus	[figure]
Quo Warranto	[figure]
RAnsome	[figure]
Rape	[figure]
Rationabili parte bonorum	[figure]
Rationabili parte bonorum	[figure]
Rationalibus divisis	[figure]
Ravishment de gard	[figure]
Raunger	[figure]
Rebutter	[figure]
Recaption	[figure]
Recluse	[figure]
Recordare	[figure]
Redisseisin	[figure]
Regarder	[figure]
Regrator	[figure]
Rejoynder	[figure]
Relation	[figure]
Release	[figure]
Reliefe	[figure]
Remainder	[figure]
Remembrancer del Exchequer	[figure]
Remembrancer del Exchequer	[figure]
Remitter	[figure]
Rents	[figure]
Replevin	[figure]
Replication	[figure]
Reprises	[figure]
Reprieve	[figure]
Rere Countie	[figure]
Resceit	[figure]
Rescous	[figure]
Reservation	[figure]
Residence	[figure]
Resignation	[figure]
Resummons	[figure]
Resumption	[figure]
Retraxit	[figure]
Reeve	[figure]
Reversion	[figure]
Riot	[figure]
Robberie	[figure]
Rout	[figure]
SAke	[figure]
Salarie	[figure]
Sanctuary	[figure]
Sarpler	[figure]
Scandalum magnatum	[figure]
Scandalum magnatum	[figure]
Scavago	[figure]
Scire facias	[figure]
Scot	[figure]
Scotale	[figure]
Selion	[figure]
Seneshal	[figure]
Sequestration	[figure]
Service de Chival	[figure]
Shak	[figure]
Sessions	[figure]
Sewers	[figure]
Severance	[figure]
Shewing	[figure]
Sok	[figure]
Sokmans	[figure]
Socage	[figure]
Summons ad Warrantizandum, &c.	[figure]
Summons ad Warrantizandum, &c.	[figure]
Spoliation	[figure]
Stablestand	[figure]
Stallage	[figure]
Statute merchant	[figure]
Supersedeas	[figure]
Supplicavit	[figure]
Stilyard	[figure]
Suffragan	[figure]
Sur cui in vita	[figure]
Surplusage	[figure]
Surrejoynder	[figure]
Surrender	[figure]
Swainmote	[figure]
FEE Taile	[figure]
Taile apres possibilitie	[figure]
Taile apres possibilitie	[figure]
Tales	[figure]
Talwood	[figure]
Tax & Tallage	[figure]
Tenure in capite	[figure]
Terme dans	[figure]
Testament	[figure]
Thanus	[figure]
Them	[figure]
Theftbote	[figure]
Title	[figure]
Title de Entre	[figure]
Tol on Tolne	[figure]
Tolt	[figure]
Toft	[figure]
Tonnage	[figure]
Totted	[figure]
Transgressio	[figure]
Travers	[figure]
Treason	[figure]
Treasure trove	[figure]
Trial	[figure]
Trover	[figure]
Tumbrel	[figure]
Turbary	[figure]
Turne del Viscont	[figure]
VAlore maritagii	[figure]
Venew	[figure]
Verge	[figure]
Verderor	[figure]
Vert	[figure]
View de franckpledge	[figure]
View	[figure]
View	[figure]
Vi Laica removenda	[figure]
Villenage	[figure]
Villenous judgment	[figure]
Viscont	[figure]
Uncore prist	[figure]
Volunt	[figure]
Voucher	[figure]
Uses	[figure]
Usuri	[figure]
Utlarie	[figure]
Utrum	[figure]
WAge	[figure]
Waife	[figure]
Waive	[figure]
Wapentake	[figure]
Warden	[figure]
Wardmote	[figure]
Warrantia diei	[figure]
Warrantia charlie	[figure]
Warren	[figure]
Warwit	[figure]
Wast	[figure]
Wharfe	[figure]
Withernam	[figure]
Woodgeld	[figure]
Woodmote	[figure]
Woolferthfood	[figure]
Wreck	[figure]

Seek	[figure]
meek	[figure]
weke	[figure]
Sed	[figure]
bed	[figure]
red	[figure]
Elbow	[figure]
fed	[figure]
led	[figure]

Hic liber

Pretium Psal.

Pretium Testament

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Maximum in minimo, or, Mr. Jeremiah Rich's Pen's dexterity compleated being the plainest and easiest method of writing shorthand ... / by Samuel Botley.

Author: Botley, Samuel, 1642-1696?1674

The whole Terms of the Law in M r. Rich's Character. Compleated: Never done before by any till now, by S: Botley

The whole Terms of the Law in M ^r. Rich's Character. Compleated: Never done before by any till now, by S: Botley