An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 33
33. Of a School.
33. De Scholâ.
A Free-ſchool, Schola libera.
a countrey-ſchool, Schola pagana.
a pettie-ſchool, ſchola triviál…s
a grammar-ſchool, Schola Grammática.
a ſchool-maſter, Ludimagiſter, tri. m.
the head-maſter, Scholárcha.
the ſecond maſter, Hypodidáſcalus, li. m.
the uſher, Poedagógus, gi. m.
a pettie maſter, Magiſter pedáneus.
a maſter, Praeceptor, óris. m.
a ſchollar, Diſcípulus, li. m.
one that hath not learnt his A, B, C. Analphabéta, ae. m
a pettie, Abecedárius, ii. m.
a ſmatterer at his book, Grammatiſta, ae. m.
a bungler at his book, Literátus plebeius.
one that can learn of himſelf, Autodidactus, ti. m.
one that read's amiſs, Offensátor, óris. m.
a truant, Emanſor, óris. m.
to play the …uant, Emáneo, es.
to ſet in and out, Vólito, as.
to plie his book, Studeo, es, ii.
to ſtudie by candle-light, Lúcubio, as, avi.
to …d, Lego, …s, gi.
to conſtrue, Expóno is póſui.
to puſ, Tracto, as, avi.
to examine, Exámino, as, avi.
to decline, Vario, as, avi.
to c…njugate, Có…jugo. as, avi.
to give the meaning, Intérpretor, áris.
to reb…a…ſ, Récito, as, avi.
to repeat, Répeto, is, ívi.
to ſay, Dico, is, xi.
to con, Incumbo, is, cúbui.
to tranſlate, Tránsfero, fers.
a part, Pars, tis. f.
a leſſon, Léctio, ónis. f.
a task, Penſum, ſi n.
an exerciſe, Exercítium, ii. n.
a tranſlation, Tranſlát…o, ónis.
a fault, Menda, ae. f.
to amend, Emendo, as, avi.
a miſtake, Errátum, ti. n.
to write, Scribo, is, pſi.
a ſtand…rd, Graphiárium, ii.
an ink-born, Cornu atramentárium.
a ſand box, Arenária theca.
a duſt box, Pulvinári… theca.
a pennar, or a pen-c…ſe, Pennária theca.
ink, Atramentum ſcriptórium
Printers-ink, Atramentum fuligíneum.
painters-black, Atramentum tectórium.
ſhoomakers-black, Atramentum ſutórium.
a pen, Pen…a, ae. f.
the neb or cleft of a pen, Crena calami.
a quill, Cálamus, n i. m.
a pen knif…, Scalpelium, li. n.
paper, Charta, ae. f.
blot…g paper, Charta bíbula.
fair paper, Charta para.
royal paper, Charta Clandiána.
courſ paper, Charta Emporeútica.
waste paper, Segéſtria, órum.
a cornet of paper, Cucullus, li.
guilt paper, Charta auguſta.
the original coppie, Charta vi…go.
a ream of paper, Scapus, pi.
a quire of paper Scapus, pi.
a ſheet of paper, Philyra, ae f.
a p…ce of paper, Sch…da, ae. f.
parchment, M…mb…án…, ae. f.
parchment raſ…d, Tabella delétilis.
velame, Pergaména, ae f.
a book,
Liber, ri. m.
Codex …cis. m.
a little book, Libellus, li m.
a paper book, Liber chartáceus.
a writeing book, Liber ſcriptórius.
a note-book, or common-place book, Adversária, órum. n.
a book fair written, Tabulae.
a paper written on both ſides, Opiſthógraphum, i. n.
a book careleſly written, Oſcitatiónes, um. f.
a book of accounts, Codex accepti & expenſi.
a bill, Codicillus, li. m.
a paper wrapped and ſealed up, Codicilli, órum. m.
a table book, Pugilláres, ium.
a black-ſlate, Palimpſeſtus, i. m.
a ſponge to rub out what is written, Spóngia delétilis.
a book newly printed, Liber muſteus.
costly books, Libri elephantíni.
a book of remembrance, Liber memoriális.
a libel, Libellus famóſus.
a book of Rites and Ceremonies, Liber Rituális.
the hands of matrimonie, Tábulae matrimoniáles.
letters-patents, Codicilli.
a black bill, or the cenſors table, Cérites tábulae.
a book of ſhort notes, Pyctácium, ii. n.
an abridgment, or ſhort hiſtorie, Commentárius, ii. m.
a historie, Hiſtória, ae. f.
an almanack, Faſti, órum.
a diurnal, Drárium, ii. n.
a chronicle, Annáles, ium. m.
books wherein wee write our conjectures, Conjectán…a.
books that treat of all manner of matters, Pandectae, árum
a manual, Enchirídium, ii. n.
collections, Collectánea, órum
a matriculation book, Album.
a ſtatute-book, Tábulae publicae.
a general acquittance, No… tábulae.
a letter to ſend to one, Tabell…
a dictionarie, Dictionáriu…
a grammar, Grammatica, ae f.
a bible, Bíblia, órum. n.
a teſtament, Teſtaméntum, …
a pſalter, Pſaltérium, ii. n.
a catechiſm, Catechiſmus, m.
a primar, Liber primárius.
an A, B, C, or a born-book, Ab… cedárium, ii. n.
a volume, Volúmen, ĭnis ….
a Tome, or a part of a g… book, Tomus, mi. m.
a leaf, Fólium, ii. n.
a page, or leaf ſide, Página, …
a writeing, Scriptúra, ae. f.
the holie Scriptures, Sacrae ſcriptúrae.
the title, Títulus, li. m.
the title-page, Cera prima.
the margen… of a book, Margo.
the edges of a book, Frons, tis.
a book-cover, O pérculum libri.
a boſs, Umbilícus, ci. m.
a claſp, Fíbula, ae. f.
the laſt leaf in a book, Cera ſecunda.
both ſides of a leaf, Utraque página.
the fore-ſide of a leaf,
the back-ſide of a leaf,
Inverſa pagina.
Adverſa pagina.
an author of a book, Author,
a copie under the authors own hand, Autógraphum, phi.
a tranſcript, Apographum, i. n.
to invent, Comminiſcor, ĕris.
a line, Linea, ae. f.
a word, Vox, ócis. f.
a letter, Litera, ae. f.
a ſyllable, Syllaba, ae. f.
a pauſ, Punctum, ti. n.
the ſpace betwixt the ſentences, Interductus, ûs. m.
to enterline, …nterlino, is, lévi.
to blot out, Déleo, les, lévi.
to mar, Deturpo, as, avi.
a blot, Litúra, ae. f.
to blur, Máculo, as, avi.
a mark, Nota, ae. f.
an obſervation, or makeing notes upon a book, Annotátio, ónis. f.
abbreviations, Notae, árum. f.
a mark like a ſtar, or a ſpur rowel, Aſteríſcus, ci. m.
a tittle, or a note over a letter, Apex, ĭ…is. f.
a gowt…e letter, Lítera cadúca.
a dim letter, Litera fúgiens.
a worn-out, Exoléſcens lítera.
a letter in haſte, Próperae líterae.
a ſmart letter, Líterae aculeátae.
a ſpeech, Orátio, ónis. f.
a hast…e ſpeech, Pathética orátio.
a broken ſpeech, Abrupta orátio.
a ſpeech written and not ſpoken, Oratio tacens.
a railing ſpeech, Invectiva oratio.
a baſe ſtyle, Abjécta oratio.
a ſingle word, Vocábulum, li.
an expreſſion, or form of ſpeech, Phraſis, is. f.
a language, Lingua, ae. f.
the mothers-tongue, Vernáculum, li. n.
the Engliſh-tongue, Lingua Anglicána.
the Latine tongue, Lingua Latína.
a language, Lingua, ae. f.
the proper form of ſpeech, or the proprietie of a language, Idióma, ătis. n.
to pronounce, Pronuncio, as.
a diſt…nct voyce, Articuláta vox.
a stile or manner of penning, Stilus, li. m.
the ſubſtance of a ſpeech, Argum…ntum, ti. n.
a ſentence, or grave ſaying, Sententia, ae. f.
a proverb, or common ſaying, Proverbium, ii. n.
a dialogue, or diſcourſ betwixt two, Diálogus, gi. m.
a riddle, or dark ſaying, Aenigma, ătis. n.
an oracle, or divine ſaying, Oráculum, li n.
a reſemblance, or likeneſs, Similitudo, ĭnis. f.
an apologie, or excuſe, Apológia
a ſable, or tale, Fabula, ae. f.
a parable, Apólogus, gi. m.
a merrie-tale, Acróama, ătis.
to tell, Narro, as, avi.
a chapter, Caput, ĭtis. n.
a verſ, Verſiculus, li. m.
proſe, Proſa, ae. f.
oratorie, Soluta oratio.
poetrie, Sermo aſtrictus.
a rhyme, Rythmus, mi. m.
meeter, Metrum, tri. n.
a ſong, Carmen, ĭnis. n.
a ballade, Cánticum, ci. n.
a ſong ſung by turns, Carm… amoebaeum.
a ſhepherds ſong, Carmen becólicum.
a wedding ſong, Carmen n… pt…ále.
a ſong at the brides going to bed, Thalaſſio, onis. m.
a baudie ſong, Carmen Feſceninum.
a ſong to the harp, Carmen Lyricum.
the part which the heathen ſung on the right hand the altar, Strophe, es. f.
the part ſung on the left hand the altar, Antíſtrophe, es f.
the part ſung before the idol, Epódos, di. m.
a rapſodie, or a patched ſong, Cento, ónis. m.
a palinodie, or a contrarie ſo…, Palinódia ae. f.
an execration, or a banning ſong, Dirae, árum. f.
a ſatyre, or nipping ſong, Sátyra, ae, f.
a lamentation, or a ſorrowfull dittie at a funeral, Naeni….
an epitaph, or inſcription upon a tomb, Epitáphium, ii. n.
an epigram, or ſuperſcription, Epigramma, ătis. n.
an anagram, or diverting the letters in words with reſpect to what they ſignifie, Anagramma ătis. n.
a verſ, Verſus, ûs. m.
the burden of the ſong, or a verſ interlaced, Verſus intercaláris..
a ſmooth verſ, Verſus teres.
a plain verſ, Verſus illaboratus.
a ragged verſ, Verſus confragóſus.
…n imperfect verſ, Verſus delumbis.
the beginning of a verſ, Ve…sûs caput.
the end of a verſ, Acroteleutium, ii. n.
a theme, Thema, ătis. n.
… epiſtle, Epiſtola, ae f.
a packet of letters, Epiſtolárum faſcículus.
a letter to welcom one homeward, Epíſtola adventória.
a looſ paper, rejectanea ſcheda
a monitor, Mónitor, óris. m.
to minde, or take notice of, Obſervo, as, avi.
to ſet down, Noto, as, avi.
… bill, or liſt of names, Catalogus, gi. m.
to bee before, Praelum, es, fui.
to ſet after, Poſtpóno, is, ſui.
a form, Claſſis, is. f.
to ſet higher, Praefero, fers.
to put down lower, Déprimo.
a map, Tábula geográphica.
a globe, Globus, bi. m.
a ſphere, Sphaera, ae. f.
a roller about which a map is wrapped, Umbilícus, ci. m.
the tip ends of the roller, Córnua, ŭum. n.
an approved author, Juratíſſim…s author.
a ſatchel, Aſcopéra, ae. f.
a desk or coffer for books, Scrínium, ii.
a ruler, Norma, ae. f.
a plummet, Plumbum, bi. n.
a penknife, Scalpellum, li. n.
a palmer, or ferula, Férula, ae.
a clap, Crépitus, ûs. m.
to ſmite, Percútio. is, cuſſi.
to bee whipt, Vápulo, as, avi.
a ſtroke, Plaga, ae. f.
a laſh, Ictus, ûs, m.
to ſtrike or laſh, Oppúvio, is.
weals, or ma…ks of blows, Offerruméntae, árum.
a whipſter, Plagóſus, ſi. m.
one that is often whipt, Plágiger, a, um.
an univerſitie, Académia, ae. f.
a freſh-man, Tyro, ónis. m.
a novice, Novítius, ii m.
an idiot, or ſimplician, Idióta.
a pupil, Pupillus, li. m.
a tutor, Tutor, óris. m.
to inſtruct, Erúdio, is, ívi.
a ſophiſter, Sophiſta, ae. m.
a graduate, or one that hath commenced Laureátus, ti. m
to commence, or take a degree, Evádo, is, ſi.
an act, or commencement, Comítia, órum.
a batchelor, Baccelaúreus, i. m
a maſter of arts, Magiſter artium.
a doctor Doctor, óris. m.
a ſocietie, Socíetas, átis. f.
a maſter, Magíſter, tri. m.
a preſident, Praeſes, ĭdis. c. 2.
a warden, Cuſtos, ódis. c. 2.
a provoſt, Praeſul, ŭlis. c. 2.
a rector, Rector, óris. m.
a dean, Decánus, ni. m.
a fellow, Socius, ii. m.
a ſcholar, Scholáris, is. m.
a ſtudent, Studióſus, ſi. m.
the whole companie of ſcholars, Univérſitas, átis. f.
the vicechancellor, Vicecancellárius, ii m.
a proctor, Procurátor, óris. m.
a profeſſor, or publique reader, Profeſſor, óris. m.
the doctor of the chair, Sacroſanctae Theológiae profeſſor.
a bedle, Bedellus, li. m.
a vergier, Anteámbulo▪ ónis.
to diſpute, Díſput…, as, avi.
to moderate, Moderor, áris.
to oppoſe, Oppóno, is, ſui.
to anſwer, Reſpóndeo, es, di.
a lecture, Lectúra, ae. f.
a queſtion, Quaeſtio.
an anſwer, Reſponſum.
a poſition, Theſis, is. f.
a ſuppoſition, Hypótheſis, is f.
the ſchools, Pérgulae Scholáres.
a hall, or colledg, Gymnáſium, ii. n.
a colledg-hall, Refectórium, ii.