Hic ipa, a watyrsope. Hec offa, a alesope. trices. Est crateris vipa, scutelle dicitur offa, Sed limphe proprie dicitur ipa fore. DE LECTIS ET ORNAMENTIS Hec torena, est lectus regis. 15. Hoc plumale, a fedyrbed. Hoc cooportorium, a coverlyd. Hic lectus, a bed. Hoc stratum, idem est. Hoc grabatum, media producta, idem Hic punicanus, est lectus circumclu- 20 Hoc cervicarium, a coschyn. Hoc stratorium, idem. Hoc stabum, idem est. sus tapicoleribus rubeis. Hoc punicanum, idem est. Hoc crepodium, a credyle. Hic pulvinus, XX. A PICTORIAL VOCABULARY.' (OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY.) NOMINA PERTINENCIA HUMANO CORPORI. Hoc caput, Ance a hede. Hoc occiput, Ance the last parte of the hede. Hoc interciput, Ance the myd parte Hoc cinciput, Ance the forme part. Sesaries hominum, sed crines sunt mulie rum; Hujus vel illius bene dicitur esse capillus. } idem sunt, a scheke. Hec gena, 10 Hic ffrons, -tis, Ance a forhed. Hic ffrons, -dis, Ance brawnche. Frons, dis, ramus, frons, -tis, pars capitalis. Hoc cilium, Ance a here of the hie. Hoc discrimen, Ance the seed of the 15 Hee bucca, Ance a scheke. hede. Hec faux, Hic oculus, Ance a nye. Hec palpebra, Ance a nyelede. Hec abbedo, Ance the qwyt of the ye. Hic nasus, Ance a nase. Hic naris, Ance the nesethyr. Hoc interficium, Ance the bryd of the ne. Hoc tolera, Ace a eresop. Hic dens, -tis, Ace a thothe. Ventes molares, lapides dic esse molares. Hec piruela, Ance the cop of the 10 Hec veruca, Ace a wrothe.2 Hic gelbus, Ance a wen. Hoc collum, Ance a nek. Hec gula, Hoc guttur, 15 Hic jugulus, a throthe. Est gula pars colli, vicium gula restat 1 Colera. See before, p. 676 1. 9. 2 Wrothe. A wart is still called a wrat in some of the northern dialects. 3 The word schere, in the sense of countenance or mien, is not a very common word, but it occurs more than once in the romances of Gawayne, edited for the Roxburgh Club by Sir Frederick Madden. Hec arteria, Ace the hole of the throt. Hic umbelicus, Ace a nawylle. Hic lumbus, Ace a hepe. Opptulio os uvam, fert vitis fertilis uvam. 10 Hic vel hec clunis, Ace a hepebone. Hic armus, Ace a schuldyr. Hic humerus, } idem sunt. Hec scapula, Hoc platum, Ace a schuldyrbone. Hec jecur, Ace a maw. Hec manus, -nus, -ui, Ace a hand. Hoc ir, Nos hominum proprie mamillas dicimus esse, Ubera et pecudum, sed mamme et mulierum; Cuins mamillas dixisti, dieque patillas. Hoc latus, Ace a syde. the palme of the hand. Hic digitus, Ace a fyngyr. Hic articulus, Ace a too. Est manuum digitus, articulusque pedum. Hic junctura, Ace junctur. Hoc fren, Ace the sckyn of the brayne. Hec costa, Ace a rybe. Hec costa, Ace a baksterys slomb. Pars lateris costa, res pistoris quoque costa. 25 Hec pubes, Hic lanugo, Ance schere. Hoc crus, 30 Hic penis, Hic testiculus, a balokstone. Hic tentigo, Ace a kykyr. 1 1 Caturda was used in the Latin of the fifteenth century to indicate a part of the female sexual organs, either the labia pudendi, or the nymphæ. |