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 Diarrhée. A laske, or flux without inflammation.

Diarrhoëtique. That hath such a laske.

Diarrodon. A kind of paine-abating syrrop.

Diarthrose. A knitting, or connexion of bones, that euidently moue together.

Diasene. as Diasenné. Diasenné. A purging composition made of Sene, or Trifolie.

Diaspertisant (or rather) Diaspermatisant. Disseminating, or sowing of seed: ¶Rab. Diastolé. The dilatation of the heart.

Diatipose: f. A double Description, or Figuring.

Diatolique: com. Continuall, without intermission: ¶Rab. Diaule: m. A measure containing two furlongs.

Dicastes: m. The Judges of the auncient Thebans: ¶Rab. D'ici. Looke D'icy. Dict: m. cte: f. Sayed, spoken, deliuered, vttered, expressed, shewen, told, declared, signified, reported vnto.

Dictam: m. as Dictame. Dictame: m. The hearbe Dittanie, Dittander, garden Ginger.  Dictame bastard. Bastard Dittanie; somewhat resembles the right one, but is neither sweet of smell, nor biting in tast; some also call Fraxinella so.  Dictame blanc. Tragium, Fraxinella; called also, bastard, or false Dittanie; and oft mistaken, and much vsed, by Apothecaries, for the right Dittanie, though, in forme, it be nothing like it: (¶Mathiolus.)  Dictame de Candie. Dittanie, &, Dittanie of Candia, the right Dittander.

Dictamon. as Dictame. Dictateur: m. A Dictator; an Officer among the Romanes, who, for the time he ruled, had Soueraigne authoritie.

Dictature: f. The Dictatorship.

Dicté: m. ée: f. Dictated; indicted.

Dicter. To dictate, appoint, or tell another, what and how, he shall write.

Diction: f. A diction, speech, or saying.

Diction: m. A conceit, pithie sentence, prettie saying; an Apothegme; also, a finall arrest, sentence, iudgement, order, penned at large, and commonly subscribed by the Judge, and his assistants.

D'-icy. From hence; from this place, or time.  D'-icy à quel temps? ''How long? in what time? till when?''

Diesble, for Diable; The diuell: ¶Parisien. Diése: f. A sharpe, in Musicke.

Diete: f. Diet, or dailie fare; also, a Diet, Parliament, or assemblie of the States, & Princes of the Empire.

Dietitique: com. Of, or belonging to, diet; prescribing a diet.

Dieu: m. God. Dieux! An Interiection of admiring; as we say, good God! Boeuf de dieu. A Wren. La Croix de par dieu. The Christs-crosse-row; or Horne-booke wherein a child learnes it. La feste dieu. Whitsunday. Vne Iambe de dieu. So doe the canting, and blasphemous rogues of France tearme a cankered, gangrened, or desperately-sore leg.  Maison dieu. A Spittle, or Hospitall.  Paulme dieu. Palma Christi, Satyrion royall.  Vn pleust à dieu. Looke Plaire. Dieu Colas. By S. Nicholas, or for S. Nicholas sake: ¶Lorrainois: ¶Rab. A dieu ne plaise. God forbid, God shield, God sware-*bot.  De par dieu soit. In the name of God be it; God prosper it, or send it well to speed.  De par luy bon dieu. In the name of God; or, for Gods sake: ¶Lymosin: ¶Rab. Et encor pour dieu soit, si. And he may thanke God, or, hee is beholden to his aduersaries pietie, if.  Ne croire à dieu que sur bons gages. To trust no man, how rich soeuer hee bee, without good pawnes; to beleeue no man, how honest soeuer, without great proofes: (In which phrase though God bee mentioned, yet is not an impious, but a churlish, distrust meant by it.)  Faire le doux dieu dessous vne pesle. Il fait &c. He is very nice, quaint, precise, or curious in all his actoins; Looke Pesle. Oublier dieu parmi tous les Saincts. Il oublie, &c; The neerer he is to the Church, the further he is from God.  Dieu donne biens, & boeuf, mais ce n'est pas par la corne: Prov. Looke Boeuf. Dieu donne le froid selon le drap: Prov. ''God sends men cold according to their cloath; viz. afflictions according to their faith.''  Dieu sçait qui est bon pelerin: Prov. God knowes the hearts of Pilgrims.  À pere à maistre, à dieu tout puissant, nul ne peut rendre l'equivolent: Prov. No man can sufficiently requite his Father, Maister, Maker.  À toile ourdie dieu mande le fil: Prov. God works begun enables vs to follow.  En petite maison dieu a grand part: Prov. In a little mansion God hath a great portion.  En peu d'heure dieu labeure: Pro. God quickly does what he will doe.  Il ne perd rien qui ne perd dieu: Prov. Hee looses nothing that keepes God his friend.  Là ou dieu veut il pleut: Prov. Looke Plouvoir. Pour devenir bien tost riche il faut tourner le dos à dieu: Prov. The way to grow soone rich is, to forsake religion.  Qui sert dieu il a bon maistre: Pro. He that serues God, serues a good maister.  Secret de deux secret de dieu: Prov. Yet wee say, that, two can keepe counsell when one is away.

Dieu-donné: m. Theodore (a proper name for a man.)

Dieu-gard: vn dieu-gard. A salutation; or, a, God-saue-you.

Dieutelet: m. A little god.

Dieux! Interject. Looke Dieu. Diffamation: f. A defamation; defaming, deprauing, discrediting, traducing, open disgracing in speeches.

Diffamatoire: com. Diffamatorie.

Diffame: m. Infamie, obloquie, reproach, discredit, ignominie, dishonour, disgrace, an ill report, an euill name, an imputation.

Diffamé: m. ée: f. Defamed, infamous, discredited, dishonoured, much and ill spoken of; whose good name is tainted, reputation blemished, credit lost.