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# A Cyclopaedia of Female Biography/Dufferin, Lady

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DUFFERIN, LADY,
Is the grand-daughter of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, and a sister of the Hon. Mrs. Norton. She was educated with much care by an accomplished mother, and, like her more celebrated sister, displayed great precocity of talent, writing in rhyme as soon as she was able to write at all. She married the Hon. Captain Price Blackwood, who died soon after he had succeeded to the title of Dufferin and Claneboy. Lady Dufferin has not published much; she is principally known by her songs and ballads, which, both for comic humour and pathos, are among the best in our language. "The Irish Emigrant's Lament," written by her, will compare favourably with any lyric in the English tongue. Indeed, for its simple, touching pathos, it is almost unequalled. The great source of regret is that she has written so little.
# A Cyclopaedia of Female Biography/Dufresnoy, Mademoiselle

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DUFRESNOY, MADEMOISELLE,
Was born in Paris, and entered "La congregation des filles de la Croix," Her poems were very popular, and she holds a respectable rank among the female poets of France. She died in 1825.
# A Cyclopaedia of Female Biography/Dumee, Joan

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DUMEE, JOAN,
Was born in Paris, and instructed, from her earliest infancy, in belles-lettres. She married very young, and was scarcely seventeen when her husband was killed in Germany, at the head of a company he commanded. She employed the liberty her widowhood gave her in ardent application to study, devoting herself especially to astronomy. She published, in 1680, at Paris, a quarto volume under the title of "Discourses of Copernicus, touching the Mobility of the Earth, by Madame Joanne Dumée, of Paris." She explains with clearness the three motions attributed to the earth, and the arguments that establish or militate against the system of Copernicus.
# A Cyclopaedia of Female Biography/Dubois, Dorothea

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DUBOIS, DOROTHEA,
Daughter of Annesley, Earl of Anglesea, by Anne Sympson, married a musician, and endeavoured, by her writings, to reclaim her rights from her father, who had basely denied his marriage with her mother, and disowned her as his child. She wrote the "Divorce," a musical entertainment, and "Theodora," a novel, in which she delineates her own history. She died in Dublin, in 1774.
# A Cyclopaedia of Female Biography/Duclos, Marie Anne

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DUCLOS, MARIE ANNE,
A French actress of great merit, was born at Paris, where she died in 1748, aged seventy-eight. She excelled in the representation of queens and princesses. Her maiden name was Chateauneuf; that of Duclos was assumed; she married, in 1730, Duchemin, an actor, from whom she was divorced three years after.
# A Cyclopaedia of Female Biography/Dumesnil, Marie Frances

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DUMESNIL, MARIE FRANCES,
A celebrated tragic actress, was born in Paris in 1713, went upon the stage, in 1737, and remained popular until the moment of her retirement, in 1776. She died in 1803, having preserved her intellectual powers to the last. She displayed her talents most strikingly in queens and lofty characters, especially in the parts of Merope, Clytemuestra, Athaliah, and Agrippina. When she ​exerted her full powers, she surpassed all her theatrical contemporaries in exciting emotions of pity and of terror.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/In
### In.
#### 寅$^{-1}$

    A horary character from 3 to 5 o'clock P.M.; strong; respectful.

#### 夤$^{-1}$

    Respect; veneration; continued succession; remote.

#### 演$^{-1}$

    Constant flowing; long protracted; to practice.

#### 沿$^{-1}$

    Along the shore; to flow down the stream; to accomodate.

#### 鉛$^{-1}$

    Lead and the like soft metals.

#### 因$^1$

    Because; for the sake of; on account of; as formerly.

#### 姻$^1$

    A bride; the families of the bride and bridegroom.

#### 烟$^1$

    Smoke; igneous vapor; fog.

#### 絪$^1$

    Hemp; warm genial air.

#### 胭$^1$

    The throat; to swallow down.

#### 氤$^1$

    Warm genial air or vapour; the generative stimulus.

#### 湮$^1$

    To fall; to be drowned or lost in the water.

#### 甄$^1$

    To form or burn earthen ware; examine; illustrate.

#### 禋$^1$

    A. clean pure sacrifice.

#### 薽$^1$

    Name of a plant; a lily.

#### 引$^2$

    To lead; shew the way; introduce; seduce; introduction.

#### 蚓$^2$

    A worm;

#### 印$^{-3}$

    A seal; to seal; stamp.

#### 舁

    To lift up; to bear.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Im
### Im.
#### 婬$^{-1}$

    Luxurious ease; lewd; obscene.

#### 淫$^{-1}$

    Excess; sexual excess; lewdness; lustful; to debauch.

#### 霪$^{-1}$

    Long and excessive rains.

#### 音$^{-1}$

    Sound; tone; news. ​

#### 喑$^{-1}$

    Dumb; unable to speak from grief or weeping.

#### 瘖$^1$

    Dumb; a disease which disables from speaking.

#### 陰$^1$

    Obscure; the opaque; inferior or female in nature.

#### 飮$^2$

    To drink.

#### 癊$^{3-}$

    Disease of the heart or mind.

#### 蔭$^{3-}$

    Shady; to overshadow.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/It
### It.
#### 佾$^{-4}$

    A band of eight musicians employed in sacrificing to ancestors.

#### 逸$^{-4}$

    Unrestrained; to run to excess; luxurious ease; idle.

#### 佚$^{-4}$

    Ease; rest; repose; retirement; to omit; neglect.

#### 泆$^{-4}$

    To overflow; excess; licentious; dissipated.

#### 乙$^4$

    Bent; curved; one of the characters of the cycle; one.

#### 一$^4$壹$^4$

    One; a; at once; as soon as; the whole; to unite.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Iu
### Iu.
#### 繇$^{-1}$由$^{-1}$

    From; by or through; by means of; to let.

#### 油$^{-1}$

    Oil; lard; greasy oily extracts. ​

#### 游$^{-1}$

    To flow; float; go from home; to ramble for amusement.

#### 蝣$^{-1}$

    Name of an insect.

#### 遊$^{-1}$

    To saunter; roam; to go aboard with companions.

#### 尤$^{-1}$

    Very; still more; singular; strange.

#### 疣$^{-1}$

    A swelling; accumulation of muscular substance.

#### 蚘$^{-1}$

    Long worms found in human intenstines.

#### 酋$^{-1}$

    A kind of Chinese liquor; hot; valiant.

#### 偤$^{-1}$

    To stand by and wait upon; attendant.

#### 猷$^{-1}$

    To plan; scheme; delineate; a path; road; virtue.

#### 猶$^{-1}$

    Like; similar; perhaps; even; still; doubtful.

#### 蕕$^{-1}$

    Stinking plants; rotten wood.

#### 褏$^{-1}$

    Rest; enjoyment; affluence; elegantly adorned.

#### 郵$^{-1}$

    A post office; place for relay of post horses; a cottage in a field.

#### 憂$^1$

    Grief; sorrow; mournful; sad; sick.

#### 優$^1$

    Abundant; affluent; luxurious ease; to trifle with.

#### 耰$^1$

    A sort of harrow.

#### 友$^2$

    An associate; friend; friendly; to love as brothers.

#### 酉$^2$

    Matured; finished; satiated; old; the eight moon; horary character, from 5 to 7 P.M.

#### 莠$^2$

    Weeds; tares.

#### 誘$^2$

    To mislead; seduce; tempt; to induce.

#### 牖$^2$

    A latticed window; to lead; conduct the way.

#### 肘$^2$

    The fore arm; elbow; the muscle of the legs and arm.

#### 右$^{-3}$

    The right hand or side; honor; to honor; assist; good.

#### 佑$^{-3}$

    To aid; help; protect.

#### 祐$^{-3}$

    Divine protection or assistance; help from the gods.

#### 侑$^{-3}$

    To assist; accompany; give mutually.

#### 囿$^{-3}$

    A garden enclosed; a park; aviary or menagerie.

#### 宥$^{-3}$

    To be indulgent to; relax; to assist; advise and encourage.

#### 洧$^{-3}$

    Name of a river; a garden with a pool.

#### 賄$^{-3}$

    To make presents; to bribe.

#### 柚$^{3-}$

    The pumelo.

#### 又$^{3-}$

    More; moreover; again.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Ie
### Ie.
#### 窰$^{-1}$

    A pottery; furnace to burn earthen ware.

#### 陶$^{-1}$

    A potter; a furnace; agreeable; complying; to expel.

#### 姚$^{-1}$

    Beautiful; elegant; lightsome.

#### 腰$^1$

    The loins; waist.

#### 藥$^{-4}$

    Medicine.

#### 約$^4$

    A treaty; contract; agreement.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Ip
### Ip.
#### 邑$^4$

    A city; a place where many dwell together.

#### 唈$^4$

    Panting; palpitation of the heart; short breathing.

#### 挹$^4$

    To remove out of one vessel into another; to pour out into.

#### 浥$^4$

    Wet; damp; dewy; water running down.

#### 揖$^4$

    To raise the folded hands and make a bow; to resign.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Io
### Io.
#### 䍃$^{-1}$

    Earthen ware; a pitcher; to move; agitate; shake.

#### 徭$^{-1}$

    To serve; perform service for government.

#### 愮$^{-1}$

    Deflected; depraved; to seduce; impose upon.

#### 搖$^{-1}$

    To shake; wave; agitate.

#### 猺$^{-1}$

    A species of dog.

#### 瑤$^{-1}$

    A certain valuable stone.

#### 謠$^{-1}$

    To sing songs or ballads; to slander by idle stories.

#### 𧽎$^{-1}$

    To walk; go.

#### 遙$^{-1}$

    Remote; distant. ​

#### 窑$^{-1}$

    A pottery an empty; retired, silent place.

#### 颻$^{-1}$

    The wind shaking or agitating anything.

#### 夭$^1$

    Feeble; winning; luxuriant.

#### 妖$^1$

    Strange; superhuman; elves; fairies; an omen.

#### 殀$^1$

    To die early; short lived; to kill the young.

#### 祅$^1$

    Things produced out of the proper season or in an unnatural manner.

#### 窈$^2$

    Deep; profound; retired; tranquil.

#### 夭$^2$

    Calamity; untimely death.

#### 舀$^2$

    To remove a liquid from one vessel to another; to lade or dip out.

#### 曜$^{-3}$

    Light and splendor of the sun.

#### 耀$^{-3}$

    To shine upon; dart forth rays; luminous.

#### 要$^{3-}$

    To require; desire; requisite; important.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Iong
### Iong.
#### 容$^{-1}$

    Allow permit, yield to contain; bear with; endure; countenance; manner.

#### 榕$^{-1}$

    The banian tree.

#### 溶$^{-1}$

    To fill; to contain; gentle flow; ease; leisure.

#### 蓉$^{-1}$

    A certain plant whose flowers are said to change their color thrice a day.

#### 塋$^{-1}$

    A grave or tomb.

#### 嫈$^{-1}$

    Careful; attentive; good looking.

#### 榮$^{-1}$

    To honor; rank; glory; beams under the eaves of a house.

#### 熒$^{-1}$

    An illuminated house; name of a star and of a plant.

#### 瑩$^{-1}$

    Lustre of gems; bright; clear perceptions.

#### 縈$^{-1}$

    To wind or roll up.

#### 罃$^{-1}$

    An earthern pitcher or vessel with a long neck.

#### 螢$^{-1}$

    A fire fly; glow worm.

#### 𤌌$^{-1}$

    A deep lake; marshy ground.

#### 營$^{-1}$

    To explain and discuss; a camp.

#### 庸$^{-1}$

    Constant; ordinary; simple; cordial; agreeing.

#### 傭$^{-1}$

    To hire; to serve for hire; equal; impartial; to do.

#### 墉$^{-1}$

    A small city; a wall; to make a mud wall.

#### 慵$^{-1}$

    Indolent; lazy.

#### 盈$^{-1}$

    Full; overflowing; complete.

#### 噰$^1$

    Notes of birds; harmonious sounds.

#### 饔$^1$

    Dressed food; to cook a morning meal; harmony.

#### 雍$^1$邕$^1$

    Harmony; to assist; collect together. ​

#### 雝$^1$

    Name of a small bird; harmonious notes or sounds.

#### 癰$^1$

    A swelling; large offensive sore; an ulcer.

#### 喁$^1$

    A gaping appearance.

#### 顒$^1$

    A commanding, dignified, benevolent appearance.

#### 永$^2$

    Perpetual; eternal; distant; always.

#### 泳$^2$

    Always flowing; to dive and walk about under water.

#### 甬$^2$

    To issue forth; pass through; containing; constant.

#### 俑$^2$

    A wooden image buried with a dead person as his attendant or servant.

#### 湧$^2$

    To bubble up as water from a spring.

#### 勇$^2$

    Strong; brave; resolute; decided; to exert one's self.

#### 踴$^2$踊$^2$

    To leap or skip in zeal or joy,

#### 咏$^{3-}$詠$^{3-}$

    To sing; recite; chant.

#### 壅$^{3-}$

    To stop up; prevent information; to add to.

#### 擁$^{3-}$

    To grasp; embrace; carry; crowd around.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Iàng
### Iàng.
#### 佯$^{-1}$

    False; pretended; to feign.

#### 徉$^{-1}$

    To stray; saunter.

#### 揚$^{-1}$

    To spread out or abroad; to extend the fame of.

#### 暘$^{-1}$

    Clear; bright; to dry in the sun.

#### 楊$^{-1}$

    Name of a tree; a wide spreading tree.

#### 煬$^{-1}$

    A blazing fire; to roast; to fuse metals. ​

#### 瘍$^{-1}$

    Sores on the head; a wound.

#### 陽$^{-1}$

    The superior or male principle in nature; the sun.

#### 颺$^{-1}$

    Driven or fanned by the wind.

#### 央$^1$

    In the middle; divided in the middle; wide.

#### 殃$^1$

    Fault; punishment; calamity; ruin.

#### 泱$^1$

    Wide spread; vast; tossed about; as clouds, waves, &c.

#### 鞅$^1$

    Part of a bridle which hangs below the neck; violent.

#### 養$^2$

    To eat; nourish or take care of one's self.

#### 恙$^{-3}$

    Sorrow; disease; complaint.

#### 養$^{-3}$

    To feed; nourish; bring up.

#### 癢$^{-3}$

    To itch; the itch.

#### 映$^{3-}$

    Clear; shining openly; the sun just past noon.

#### 眏$^{3-}$

    To look; see; dullness of sight.
# A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Iap
### Iap.
#### 壓$^4$

    To throw down; crush; oppress; to guard; keep down.
# 5 Questions to ask your doctor before you take Antibiotics

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5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor Before You Take Antibiotics
1 Do I really need antibiotics? Antibiotics fight bacterial infections, like strep throat, whooping cough and symptomatic bladder infections. But they don't fight viruses—like common colds, flu, or most sore throats and sinus infections. Ask if you have a bacterial infection.
2 What are the risks? Antibiotics can cause diarrhea, vomiting, and more. They can also lead to "antibiotic resistance"—if you use antibiotics when you don't need them, they may not work when you do need them.
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# A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities/N
## Nabla – Norma

* Nabla
* Naenia
* Nani
* Nags
* Nassiterna
* Natalibus restitutio
* Natalicii ludi
* Natatio
* Natura
* Navales duo viri
* Navales socii
* Navalia
* Navalis corona
* Navarchus
* Naucraria
* Navis
* Naumachia
* Nauta
* Nauticon
* Nautodicae
* Nebris
* Necrodeipnon
* Necysia
* Nefasti dies
* Negativa
* Negligentia
* Negotiatores
* Negotiorum gestorum actio
* Nemea
* Nemeseia
* Nenia
* Neocori
* Neodamodeis
* Neptunalia
* Neronia
* Nervus
* Neurospasta
* Nexum
* Nobiles
* Nodus
* Nomen
* Nomen
* Nomenclator
* Nominatio
* Nomismatos diaphoras graphe
* Nomophylaces
* Nomos
* Nomothetes
* Nonae
* Norma

## Nota censoria – Nymphaeum

* Nota censoria
* Notae
* Notarii
* Novale
* Novatio
* Novellae
* Novendiale
* Novi homines
* Novi
* Noxa
* Noxalis actio
* Nuces
* Nudipedalia
* Nudus
* Numerus
* Nummularii
* Nummus
* Nuncupatio
* Nundinae
* Nuntiatio
* Nuptiae
* Nymphaeum
# A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities/R
## Radius – Robur

* Radius
* Ramnes
* Rapina
* Rastrum
* Rationibus distrahendis
* Ratis
* Recinium
* Recissoria
* Recuperatores
* Reda
* Redemptor
* Redhibitoria
* Redimiculum
* Regia
* Regifugium
* Regilla
* Regio
* Regula
* Rei uxoriae
* Relatio
* Relegatio
* Remancipatio
* Remulcum
* Remuria
* Remus
* Repagula
* Repetundae
* Repotia
* Repudium
* Res
* Rescriptum
* Restitutio
* Restitutoria actio
* Retiarii
* Reus
* Rex
* Rex nemorensis
* Rex sacrorum
* Rhetorice graphe
* Rhetra
* Rhombus
* Rhomphaea
* Rhythmica
* Rhyton
* Rica 1.
* Rica 2.
* Ricinium
* Robigalia
* Roborarium
* Robur

## Rogatio – Rutrum

* Rogatio
* Rogatores
* Rogus
* Rorarii
* Rostra
* Rostrata columna
* Rostrata corona
* Rostrum
* Rota
* Rudens
* Rudiarii
* Rudis
* Rufuli
* Runcina
* Rutiliana actio
* Rutrum
# A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities/S
## Saccus – Schoenus

* Saccus
* Sacellum
* Sacena
* Sacerdos
* Sacra
* Sacramentum
* Sacrarium
* Sacrificium
* Sacrilegium
* Sacrorum detestatio
* Saeculares ludi
* Saeculum
* Sagarii
* Sagitta
* Sagmina
* Sagum
* Salaminia
* Salarium
* Salientes
* Salii
* Salinae
* Salinum
* Saltatio
* Salvianum interdictum
* Salutatio
* Sambuca
* Samnites
* Sandalium
* Sandapila
* Sapo
* Sarcinae
* Sarcophagus
* Sarculum
* Sarissa
* Saronia
* Sarracum
* Sartago
* Satira
* Satisdatio
* Saturnalia
* Scabellum
* Scalae
* Scalpellum
* Scalprum
* Scalptura
* Scaphephoria
* Scaphium
* Scena
* Sceptrum
* Schoenus

## Schola – Sestertius

* Schola
* Scirophoria
* Scirpea
* Scirpicula
* Scobis
* Scopae
* Scordiscus
* Scorpio
* Scriba
* Scriptura
* Scrupulum
* Sculponeae
* Sculptura
* Scutella
* Scutica
* Scutum
* Scyphus
* Scyria dike
* Scytale
* Scythae
* Secespita
* Secretarium
* Sectio
* Sector
* Sectorium interdictum
* Securis
* Secutores
* Seisachtheia
* Sella
* Sellae equestres
* Sementivae
* Senatus
* Senatusconsultum
* Seniores
* Septa
* Septimontium
* Septunx
* Sepulcrum
* Sequestres
* Sera
* Sericum
* Serra
* Sterratus
* Serta
* Serviana actio
* Servitus
* Servitutes
* Servus
* Sestertium
* Sestertius

## Sevir – Spira

* Sevir
* Sex suffragia
* Sextans
* Sextarius
* Sextula
* Sibyllini libri
* Sica
* Sicarius
* Sicilicus
* Siclus
* Sidareus
* Sigillaria
* Sigma
* Signa militaria
* Signinum opus
* Signum
* Silentiarii
* Silicernium
* Siliqua
* Simpulum
* Siparium
* Sistrum
* Sitella
* Sitonae
* Sitophylaces
* Sitopolae
* Sitos
* Sitou dike
* Situla
* Sminthia
* Soccus
* Societas
* Socii
* Socius
* Sodales
* Sodalitium
* Solarium
* Solea
* Solidus
* Solitaurilia
* Solium
* Sophronistae
* Sortes
* Speculum
* Specus
* Sphaeristerium
* Sphaeromachia
* Sphyrelatus
* Spiculum
* Spira

## Spithame – Superficies

* Spithame
* Spolia
* Sponda
* Spondeo
* Spongia
* Sponsa
* Sponsor
* Sportula
* Stabularius
* Stadium
* Stamnus
* Stater
* Statera
* Stationes fisci
* Stationes municipio
* Stator
* Statuaria ars
* Stele
* Sthenia
* Stibadium
* Stillicidium
* Stilus
* Stipendiarii
* Stipendium
* Stipulatio
* Stola
* Strategus
* Strator
* Strenae
* Striae
* Striga
* Strigil
* Strophium
* Structor
* Stultorum feriae
* Stuprum
* Subligaculum
* Successio
* Sudarium
* Sudatorium
* Sufflamen
* Suffragia sex
* Suffragium
* Suggestus
* Suggrundarium
* Sui heredes
* Sulpurata
* Sumptuariae leges
* Suovetaurilia
* Superficies

## Superstitio – Systylos

* Superstitio
* Supparus
* Supplicatio
* Sycophantes
* Sylae
* Syllogeis
* Symbolaeon
* Symbolon
* Symmoria
* Symphonia
* Symphoniaci
* Symphoreis
* Symposium
* Synallagma
* Syndicus
* Synegorus
* Syngraphe
* Synoikia
* Synoikia
* Syntaxis
* Synthesis
* Syrinx
* Syssitia
* Systylos
# A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities/M
## Macellum – Mathematici

* Macellum
* Machaera
* Machinae
* VI
* Maenianum
* Magadis
* Magister
* Magistratus
* Majestas
* Majores
* Malacensis lex
* Malleus
* Malus
* Malus
* Manceps
* Mancipatio
* Mancipii causa
* Mancipi res
* Mancipium
* Mandatum
* Mandrae
* Mandyas
* Manes
* Mangones
* Manica
* Mani
* Mansio
* Mantele
* Mantica
* Mantike
* Manubiae
* Manum
* Manumissio
* Manus ferrea
* Manus injectio
* Mappa
* Marcus
* Maris
* Marra
* Marsupium
* Marsyas
* Martiales ludi
* Martialis flamen
* Martyria
* Masteres
* Mastigia
* Mastigophori
* Matara
* Materfamilias
* Mathematici

## Matralia – Mna

* Matralia
* Matrimonium
* Matronalia
* Mausoleum
* Mazonomus
* Meddix tuticus
* Mediastini
* Medicina
* Medicus
* Medimnus
* Meditrinalia
* Megalesia
* Melitensis vestis
* Melleiren
* Membrana
* Menelaeia
* Mensa
* Mensarii
* Mensis
* Mensores
* Menstruum
* Mensura
* Menusis
* Mercenarii
* Merenda
* Merga
* Meridiani
* Metae
* Metageitnia
* Metallum
* Metatores
* Metoecus
* Metopa
* Metretes
* Metronomi
* Metroon
* Metropolis
* Micare digitis
* Milliare
* Mimus
* Mina
* Minor
* Minutio capitis
* Missio 1.
* Missio 2.
* Misthophori
* Misthoseos phasis
* Mitra
* Mixta actio
* Mna

## Mnemata – Mystae

* Mnemata
* Mnoia
* Mochlus
* Modiolus
* Modius
* Modulus
* Moenia
* Moicheias graphe
* Mola
* Monarchia
* Moneta
* Monile
* Monopodium
* Monopteros
* Monoxylum
* Monumentum
* Mora 1.
* Mora 2.
* Morio
* Mortarium
* Mos
* Mothaces
* Muciana cautio
* Mulleus
* Mulsum
* Multa
* Munerator
* Municeps
* Munus
* Munychia
* Muralis corona
* Murex
* Muries
* Murrhina
* Murus
* Musculus
* Musea
* Museum
* Musica
* Musivum opus
* Mustax
* Mustum
* Mutationes
* Mutulus
* Mutuum
* Myinda
* Myrii
* Myrmillones
* Mysia
* Mystae

## Mysteria – Mystrum

* Mysteria
* Mystile
* Mystrum
# A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities/Q
## Quadragesima – Quorum bonorum

* Quadragesima
* Quadrans
* Quadrantal
* Quadrigae
* Quadrigatus
* Quadriremis
* Quadrupes
* Quadruplator
* Quadruplicatio
* Quaestiones
* Quaestor
* Quaestoria munera
* Quaestorium
* Qualus
* Quanti minoris
* Quartarius
* Quasillariae
* Quasillum
* Quatuorviri juri dicundo
* Quatuorviri viarum curandarum
* Querela inofficiosi testamenti
* Quinarius
* Quincunx
* Quindecimviri
* Quinquagesima
* Quinquatrus
* Quinquennalia
* Quinquennalis
* Quinqueremis
* Quinquertium
* Quinqueviri
* Quintana
* Quirinalia
* Quirinalis flamen
* Quirites
* Quod jussu actio
* Quorum bonorum
# A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities/O
## Obae – Organon

* Obae
* Obba
* Obeliscus
* Obex
* Obligatio litterarum
* Obligationes
* Obolus
* Obsidionalis corona
* Obsonium
* Occatio
* Occupatio
* Ochlocratia
* Ocrea
* Octavae
* October equus
* Odeum
* Oenophorum
* Offendix
* Oikias dike
* Olea
* Oligarchia
* Olla
* Olympia
* Olympias
* Onyx
* Opa
* Opalia
* Operis novi nuntiatio
* Opima spolia
* Opinatores
* Opisthodomus
* Opisthographi
* Oppidum
* Opson
* Optimates
* Optio
* Oraculum
* Orarium
* Orationes principum
* Orator
* Orbus
* Orca
* Orchesis
* Orchestra
* Orcinus libertus
* Orcinus senator
* Ordinarius judex
* Ordinarius servus
* Ordo
* Organon

## Orgia – Oxybaphum

* Orgia
* Orgyia
* Orichalcum
* Originarii
* Ornamenta triumphalia
* Ornatrix
* Ornithon
* Orphica
* Orthodoron
* Oschophoria
* Oscilla
* Oscines
* Ostiarium
* Ostiarius
* Ostium
* Ostracinda
* Ostracismus
* Ostracon
* Ovatio
* Ovile
* Ousias dike
* Oxybaphum
# A Dictionary of All Religions and Religious Denominations/Baxterians

BAXTERIANS, so called from the learned and pious Mr. Richard Baxter, who was born in the year 1615. His design was to reconcile Calvin and Arminius. For this purpose he formed a middle scheme between their systems. He taught that God had elected some, whom he is determined to save, without any foresight of their good works; and that others to whom the gospel is preached have common grace, which if they improve, they shall obtain saving grace, according to the doctrine of Arminius. This denomination own, with Calvin, that the merits of Christ's death are to be applied to believers only; but they also assert that all men are in a state capable of salvation; to support which opinion, this learned author alleges, that it was the nature of all mankind which Christ assumed at his incarnation, and the sins of all mankind were the occasion of his suffering; that therefore it is not to the elect only, but to all mankind, that Christ has commanded his ministers to proclaim his gospel, and offer the benefits which he hath procured.

## Original footnotes

* ↑ Baxter's Cath. Theol. p. 51. 53. Baxter's End of Controv. p. 154.