Aether .
In æthere hæc sequentia .
T He skie , hic æther , ætheris . Sed æther quandoq ( ue ) eleme ( n ) tum ignis , quandoq ( ue ) aerem significat .
The sphere , sphara , græce .
A starre , stella , læ . Sed stella est vnica , sidus plurimum stellarum conuentus dicitur .
The . vy . starres , septentriones , pleiades , Vergiliæ dicuntur . Cometes , tis , vel cometa , tæ . Stella est crinita , a blasing starre .
The northpole , Polus , li .
Charles waine , Vrsa minor .
The day starre , diesper , vel lucifer , ri , id est stella Veneris , dum mane cum lucio oritur . Descit , it wareth day .
The euen starre , hesper , vel hesperus , & vesper . Vesperascit , it draweth towarde night .
The . xii . Signes .
Duodecim Signa .
Aries , Taurus , Gemini , Cancer , Leo , Virgo , Libra , Scorpio , Sagittarius , Capricornus , Aquarius , Pisces .
The . vii . Planets .
Septem planem .
Saturnus , Iupiter , Mars , Sol , Venus , Mercurius , Luna .
The chaunge of the moone , Nouilunium , coniunctio lunæ , vel coitus lunæ .
The full of the Moone , plenilunium , oppositio lunæ .
The time betwéene the olde Moone and the newe , Interlunium .
The Moone is at the full , luna est semestris .
The Eclipse of the Moone , deliquium lunæ , eclipsis , græce .
The wane of the Moone , luna senescens .
Tymes .
Tempora .
Tyme past , tempus præteritum .
Tyme now , tempus præsens .
Tyme to come , tempus futurum .
The time when all thinges be still , conticinium . Sed aliquando dicitur primum tempus noctis . Gallicinium dicitur tempus , quo galli canunt .
The dawninge , aurora , vel tempus matutinum . Diluculum dicitur tempus , quo lux diei incipit . Diluculo , las , to ware daie .
The light , lumen , nis . Mane dicitur diei principium quum dies clarus est .
The beginnynge of the daye , exortus diei . Crepusculum dicitur & tempus ante solis exor t[?] um , & post solis occasum , m o[?] ste commonly vsed for the twylight of the euenyng . [Lucescit] , it wareth light .
The day , hic vel hec dies , & diecula , diminutiue . Diescit , it wareth day .
The risinge of the sunne , exortus solis . Oreor , reris , vel oriris , ortus sum , to rise as the sunne riseth . Fulgeo , ges , si , sum , to shine as the sunne doeth .
The sunne beames , radij solares . Radio , as , t o[?] geue light as the sunne beames doo .
Brightnesse , splendor , doris , Iubar , iubaris . Sed iubar signifieth sometime stellam matutinam , somtime the brightnesse of the sunne , of starres , and of golde , or siluer . ( et ) c . Splendescit , it wareth bright .
Cleerenesse , claritas , tatis .
Cleere , as fayre weather , serenus , na , num . Clarus , ra , rum , interdum certus , & indubitatus .
Fayre ( and ) cleere , as after raine , sudum , di . Clarescit , it wareth clere .
Warme by reason of the sun , apricus . Apricor , caris , signifieth , in loco aprico esse .
The middes of the daye , meridies , medius dies . But meridies , is sometime taken for the south parte of the worlde .
The shadowe , vmbra , bræ , & vmbella , læ diminutiue . Vmbraculum , locus in quo vmbra est , the place where shadow is . Vmbro , bras , to shadowe .
The goynge downe of ( the ) sunne , occasus , sus . Occido , dis , di , casum , to goe downe , as the sunne dothe .
The eueninge , vesperaræ , vel tempus vespertinum . Serum substantiuum , est extrema pars diei . Item serum , significat , whey : vt infra , vbi de lactarijs habetur .
The night , nox , tis .
The first sleape in the nighte , concubium bij . Noctescit , it wareth night .
Starrelight , nox sublustris .
Darkenesse , obscuritas , tatis , tenebræ , brarum in plur . Tenebrosus , sa , sum , full of darkenesse .
Darke , as in shadowe , or for lacke of light , opacus , paca .
Darke , as a sentence that is
harde to understande , obscurus , ra , rum .
Quatuor anni tempora cum appendicibus .
The . iiii . partes of the yeare .
The sprynge of the yeare , ver , ueris . The spryngynge of the leafe , germinatio , onis .
Greenenesse , viriditas , tatis . Vireo , vires , rui , caret supi . & viresco , cis , to ware gréene . Germino , as , & pubesco , cis . Cresco , cis , creui , cretum , to springe or growe .
The sommer time , æstas , tatis .
The time when the day is longest , solstitium , æstiuum , vel estiuale , æquidium dicitur , when the daye and nighte be of one length . Aestiuo , uas , to sommer .
Heying time , foenifacium .
Hey , foenum , ni .
The time to gather corne and fruite , messis , sis . But messis sometime is taken for ripe corne . Meto , tis , ssui , ssum , to reape corne or other thinges .
Cleanyng or leafinge of corne in handfulles togither , spicilegium . Aliquando spicilegium dicitur tempus ipsum . Colligo , gis , legi , ctum , to ga - ther togither .
Winter time , hyems , mis , bruma , mæ . But bruma is properly when the day is short e[?] st . Hyemo , mas , to winter .
The time when ( the ) daye is shortest , solstitium brumale , vel hyemale .
Other times in the yere .
Alia tempora .
A yeare , annus , ni .
A leape yeare , annus bisextilus , annus intercalaris . Biennium est tempus duorum anno .
Of this yere , as wine , wheat , fruite or other thinge , hornum , & hornotinum , vt vinum , vel triticum hornotinum . i . hu iu[?] s anni .
Halfe a yere , dimidium anni .
A quarter of a yeare , tempus trimestre .
The time of twoo monethes , Tempus bimestre , duorum mensium . Sic [trimestre] , quadrimestre , quinquemestre &c.
The tyme of sixe wéekes , sesquimensis .
A moneth , mensis , sis .
A fortenighte , dimidium mensis , vel dimidi a[?] tus mensis .
A wéeke , septimana , næ , hebdomada , dæ , vel hebdomas , madis , græce .
The time of . xxiiij . howers ,
dicitur dies , ei .
The tyme of twoo dayes , biduum .
The time of . iij . daies , triduum .
The time of f o[?] wer daies , quatriduum .
A day an d[?] a halfe , sesquidies .
That that dureth all the daye , perdius , dij .
An hower ( and ) an halfe , sesquihora .
An howre , hora , ræ , horula , læ , & horuncula , diminutiue .
Halfe an howre , dimidium horæ , vel semihora .
A quarter of an howre , quarta pars horæ , vel quadrans horæ .
The shortest time that can be , Momentum , punctum temporis , Also the estimation , weighte , or valure , of a thinge is called momentum .
Dies hebdomadæ .
The daies of the weeke .
Monday , dies lunæ .
Tuisday , dies martis .
Wednesday , dies mercurius .
Thursday , dies Iouis .
Friday , dies veneris .
Saturday , dies sabbati .
Sonday , dies dominicus , vel dies solis .
Holy day , dies festus .
Halfe holy day , dies intercisus .
Woorkeday , dies profestus .
Fastinge day , dies ieiunij , vel seriæ esuriales .
A feast day , epularis dies .
Quatuor elementa .
The . iiii . Elementes .
Fyer , ignis , nis .
The ayre , Aer , ris .
Water , aqua , quæ .
The earth , terra , ræ .
Pyra , a fyre wherein dead bodies were buried , vel rogus called of some , a bonfire .
The Ayre . Aer .
In Aere .
¶ Thonder , tonitru , tonitrus , vel tonitruum . Tonat , it thundreth .
The lightninge , fulgur , guris , & fulguratio , nis . Fulgurat , it lightneth .
The thunder bolte , fulmen , nis . Fulminat , fulgurio , ris , riui , id est fulgur iacio .
Echo , or echus , a sounde or noyse that is made in a valleye , or in a woodde , or suche other .
Frost , gelu , indeclinabile , & gelicidium , est ipsum gelucadens . Gelat gelascit , it fréeseth .
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