An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 37
35. Of the Common-wealth.
37. De Republicâ.
AN Empire, Imperium, ii.
a Kingdom, Regnum, ni.
a Monarchie, or State where one alone is ſupreme, Monárchia, ae. f.
an Ariſtocracie, or State wherein ſom Chief-men have the ſupremacie, Ariſtocrátia, ae.
an Anarchie, or want of government in a State, Anarchia, ae. f.
free States, Liberi Status.
men in high place, Antecedéntis gradus hómines.
an Emperor, Imperátor, óris.
the King of the Romanes, Caeſar, ăris. m.
the States of the Realm, Ordines regni.
a Lordſhip, Dítio, ónis. f.
a Shire, Comitátus, ûs. m.
a Province, Província, ae. f.
a King, Rex, regis. m.
the Scepter, Sceptrum, tri. n.
the crown, Coróna, ae. f.
a Kings-robe, Regilla, ae. f.
the Kings Majestie, Régia Majéſtas.
a Queen, Regína, ae. f.
a Kings ſon, or grandchild, Régulus, li. m.
a Prince, or Princeſs, Princeps, ĭpis. c. 2.
the Lord Protector, Procurátor regni.
a Viceroy, Prorex, regis. m.
bee that governeth till a new King bee choſen, Interrex.
Deputie, Vicárius, ii. m.
…great perſonages, Optimátes.
the Grandees, Magnátes, um.
the Nobles, Próceres, um. m.
a great man, Dynáſta, ae. m.
a Peer, Sátrapas, ae. m.
a noble gentleman, Heros, is. m
a noble gentlewoman, Heroína, ae. f.
a title of honor, Dignitas, átis.
an Arch-duke, Archi-dux.
a Duke, or Dutcheſs, Dux.
a marqueſs, Marchio, onis. m.
an Earl, Comes, ĭtis. c. 2.
a Counteſs, Comitiſſa, ae. f.
a Land-grave, or Lieutenant of a Countie, Comes provinciális.
a Vicount, Vicecomes, ĭtis. c. 2
a Lord, Dominus, ni. m.
a Ladie, Domina, ae f.
a Baron, Baro, onis. m.
a Knight, Miles, ĭtis. c. 2.
a Knight and Baronet, Eques aurátus. m.
an Eſquire, Armiger, ĕri. m.
a gentleman, Generoſus, ſi. m.
an upſtart gentleman, Novus homo.
the Lord of a Mannor, Pagi magiſter.
the governor of a fort, Praeſectis arcis.
a yeoman, Plebeius, i. m.
a mean-man, Homo gregárius
a fellow of no reputation, Homuncio, ónis. m.
offices in a Princes Court, Palatína offícia.
the Palſgrave, Praefectus comitátûs Auguſtalis.
the Controller of the Princes houſhold, Praefectus praetorii Auguſtalis.
the Warden of the ports, Limenarcha, ae. m.
the Lord high Chamberlain, Decúrio cubiculariórum.
a bed-chamber-man, Cubiculárius, ii. m.
a gentleman uſher, Silentiárius, ii. m.
the Maſter of Requests, Libellorum magiſter.
the Recorder, Magiſter memoriae.
the Auditor, Rationariorum praefectus.
the Secretarie, Secretárius, ii.
a Parliament-man, Senator.
a Councellor, Conſiliárius, ii.
a Privie Councellor, Auriculárius, ii. m.
the Cup bearer, Pocillátor.
the Sword bearer, Enſifer, ĕri.
the Carver, Dápifer, ĕri. m.
the Taſter, Praeguſtátor, oris.
a Caterer, Coquus Nundinarius.
a Manciple, Manceps, ĭpis. m.
the yeoman of the Larder, Condus, di. m.
a Purveyor, Frumentárius, ii.
the Maſter of the Horſ, Magiſter ſtabuli.
the yeoman of the Stirrup, Strator, oris. m.
the King of Heralds, Paterpatratus, ti. m.
the Maſter of the Cerimonies, Deſignator, oris. m.
an Harbinger, Epideméticus.
a Page of honor, Praetextatus aſſecla.
the Surveyor of the works, Fabricénſis, is. m.
the Princes guard, Palatína milítia.
the Captain of the guard, Comes obséquii.
the Yeoman of the guard, Satelles, ĭ…is. m.
a Penſioner, Stipator, oris. m.
a Reteiner, Cliens, tis. m.
the Black-guard, Aularum appéndices.
an Ambaſſador, Legatus, ti.
a Tax, Indíctio, onis. f.
a Fine, Mulcta, ae. f.
Subſidie—money, Subſidia, or….
Tribute, Tribútum, ti. n.
Impoſt, Praetorium, ii. n.
the Cuſtom-houſ, Telonium, ….
a Seſs-ment, Cenſus, ûs. m.
a Seſſor, Diſcuſſor, oris. m.
the farmer of Cuſtoms, or the maſter of the Exciſe, Publicanus, ni. m.
an Over-ſeer of the high-wayes, Viacúrus, ri. m.
a Collection, Exáctio, onis. f.
a Forfeiture, Confiſcátio, onis.
a yearly penſion, Vectígal.
perſonal ſervice, Angária, ae. f.
the ſpending of ones goods and perſon in the Princes ſervice, Parangária, ae. f.
ſ…it and ſervice, Secta & ſervitium.
allegiance, Obséquium, ii. n.
a ſubject, Subditus, ti. m.
a traitor, Próditor, óris. m.
treaſon, Laeſa Majeſtas.
a delinquent, Delinquens, tis.
a malignant, Malignus, ni. m.