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 La grande iument Margot qui se bride par la queuë. A Ship, or Gallie; See Margot. Iamais coup de iument ne fit mal à cheval: Prov. A womans blow nere hurt the man she loued.

Iune, & Iuner. as Ieune, & Ieuner. Iunjubier: m. A Iuiube tree, or plant.

Iunonique. Belonging to Iuno. Oestre Iunonique. Looke Oestre. Iuoil: m. A white, and transparent fish, that is no bigger then a mans finger.

Ivoire: m. Ivorie, Elephants tooth.

Ivoirin: m. ine: f. Of Ivorie, like Ivorie.

Iupin. Iupiter.

Iupinesque: com. High, Soueraigne, Iouiall, Iupiter-*like.

Iupiter: m. The God, or Planet Iupiter; also, tinne; so tearmed by Alchymists.

Iupon. as Gippon; A short Cassocke.

Iuppe: f. A shepheards pelt, frocke, or gaberdine; such a course long iacket as our Porters weare ouer the rest of their garments; (hence) also, a cassocke, long coat, loosse ierkin.

Iupper. To whoot, showt, crie out alowd; (an old word.)

Iurande: f. An oath, deposition, swearing.

Iuratoire: com. Swearing, or, to be sworne.

Iurats de Bourdeaux. Are as the Eschevins, or Sherifes in other Cities.

Iuraye. as Yvraye. Iuré: m. ée: f. Sworne, deposed, that hath taken an oath.  Iurez. Sworne Maisters in any Science, Trade, or facultie.  Taille iurée. Which is leuied, and paied without assesment, or any examination of the subiects abilitie.  C'est mestier iuré il n'en est pas qui veut: Prov. Looke Mestier. Iurée: f. A Iurie; or rather a certaine companie of substantiall persons summoned, and sworne to giue in euidence betweene partie and partie.  Les Bourgeois de Iurée. Sworne Burgesses, or free-*men.  Droict de Iurée. An yearelie dutie payed in old time vnto the Earles of Champaigne by all their subiects; viz. vj. d. in the pound vpon all their mouables; and ij. d. in the pound for all their immouables; yet might any of them be quit for iiij. s. sterl.'' a yeare. At this day the King, and other Lords of Iurisdiction receiue, in some places, the like from their Burgesses, or free-*men.''  Taille & iurée. as Taille iurée. Iurement: m. An oath, deposition, swearing; the taking of an oath; a rapping out of an oath.

Iurer. To sweare, depose, take an oath, rap out an oath.  Iurer és mains d'autruy. (The old fashion of swearing) Looke Main. Il iure comme vn Abbé; chartier; gentilhomme; prelat. Like a Tinker, say we.

Ivreson: f. (Th' act of) drunkennesse.

Iureur: m. A swearer, or deposer; one that takes an oath, or often raps out oathes; also, a Iuror, or witnesse deposed, whether to vtter the truth, or his knowledge.

Iuridiciant: m. A Iudge, or Magistrate; one that executes iustice, or deliuers the law.

Iuridicié: m. A partie, suitor, client; one that hath (or would haue) iustice done him; one that is in law. Iuridique: com. Of, or belonging to, the law; also, actionable, suable, or which may be put in suit; also, iust, orderlie, iudiciall.

Iuridiquement. Iudicially, orderly, iustly, lawfully, according to law.

Iurisconsulte: m. A Lawyer.

Iurisdiction: f. Iurisdiction; authoritie, or power to administer iustice, and execute lawes; (En droict la Iurisdiction ne signifie que la nue Iustice sans commandement: ¶Loyseau.)  Iurisdiction fieffale. The Iurisdictiō a Landlord hath ouer his Tenants; or the priuiledge he hath to heare and determine the suites commenced against them, and all other complaints, or controuersies touching his, or their tenures.  Basse Iurisdiction. Looke Basse Iustice. Iurisprudence: f. The skill, or knowledge of lawes; also, the stile, or forme of the law.

Iuriste: m. A Lawyer; also, a great swearer.

Iuron: m. An oath.

Iuroye: f. Darnell, Ray, Iueray.

Ius: m. Iuyce, liquor, sap, moisture; pottage, broath.

Ius. Adverb. Downe, or to the ground; whence;  Ruer ius. To ouerthrow.  Mettre ius la saye. To put off, or lay by, his coat.

Iuscle: f. The little Seafish tearmed a Cackerell.

Iusier: m. The giserne of a bird.

Iusques. Till, vntill, vnto.  Iusques à ie ne dis mot; c'est, iusques au cul, ou au con. Iusques à vous autres. Euen you your selues.

Iusquiame: m. The weed Hogsbane, or Henbane.  Iusquiame blanc. White Henbane; called so of it white flower, and seed.  Iusquiame iaulne. Yellow Henbane, English Tobacco.  Iusquiame noir. Blacke Henbane; hath great and soft staulkes, broad and downie leaues, and bell-flowers yellowish in the top, and browne toward the bottome.

Iussion: f. A commaundement, appointment, expresse order set downe, expresse charge giuen.

Iust: m. as Ius; Iuice.

Iuste: com. Iust; equall, indifferent, impartiall, incorrupt, rightfull, vpright, sincere, lawfull, reasonable; due, right, euen, iumpe, leuell, straight; full, perfect; euen as it should be.

Iustement. Iustly, equally, indifferently, impartially, vprightly; lawfully; duely, euenly, straightly; fully, perfectly.

Iustesse: f. Iustnesse, iumpnesse, euennesse, true time, due measure, good proportion.

Iustice: f. Iustice, law, rightnesse, vprightnesse, indifferencie, impartialitie; also, a paire of Gallowes, or place (or instrument) of execution; also, Iurisdiction; (for which looke the next marginall word;) also, a Court of Iustice, or Iurisdiction. Iustice commutative. Equalitie in exchange. Iustice corrective. Penall iustice, punishment of offenders. Iustice criminelle. That part of the law which deals with matters of life and death. Iustice distributive. Equall distribution, dealing, or dole; the giuing vnto euerie one his owne. Iustice harmonique. Harmonious, and iust proportion.