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Show OM O And now I am remember'd, fco n'd at me I marvel why I anfwerd not aga But that's all one, omittance is no q ittance In all this mifcontruction of my a@ions, as Shake[peare OuNiFA'RTOUS ad). Lomnifariam, Lat. Of all varieties or kinds Thefe particles coul of themfelves b omnifarious kinds of motion, wh ther fortuitous o mechanical, have fallen into this vifib e fyftem Bentley But if thou omnifarious drinks wou'd t brew Befides the orchard, ev'ry hedge an but Affords afliftance Philips OMNI‘FEROUS, adj. [omnis and fero, Lat. Allbearing SEL OMNIFICK, adj All-creating Silence y D [omnis and facio, Lat. trouble waves an tho deep peace Said then th omnifick word, your difcor end. i O'MNIFOR M Lat. adj [omni an Having every thape forma Dig OMN1'GENOUS. adj. [omnigenus, atin. Confifting of all kinds Di& OuMNIPA'RITY. 2. /. Lomni Latin.] General equality an par Their own working heads affedt, w ithou . o mandment of the word, to wit orniparity o churchmen White OMN1"POTENCE. } n. J. [omnip tentia OuM~1i‘PoTENCY Latin.] Almight power; unlimited power Whatever fortun Can give or take, love wants not, or efpifes Or by bis own wmnipotence fupplies Denbam As the foul bears the image of the di ine wif dom, fo this part of the body repr fents the opmniporency of God, whilit it is able to erform f{uc wonderful effeéts Wilkins The greateft danger is from the gre teft power and that is ommipotency Tillotfon How are thy fervants bleft, O Lord How fure is their defence Eternal wifdom is their guide Their help pstence Wil The fuffer tence negle& to fave wife and brave Addifon Pope OMN1UPoTENT - adj. [omnipotens Latin. Almighty; powerful without li it; allpowerful upiter, a fwan # love ! ho for the love o near the god dre xion of a goofe Shakefpeare being muft needs be omnipotent flent and as immenfe; for he tha xiffent, having the power of bei g, hat the power of all being ; equal to th caufe of all being, which is to be omnipotent Grew OMNIPRE SENCE JSens, Latin. prefence n. / [omni Ubiquity and pre unbounde He alfo wen Invifible, yet faid, fuch privileg Hath ommiprefence Miltow's Paradife Lop Jens, Latin. every place adj [omni Ubiquitary an pree prefen i Ommnifeient mafter, omniprefent Ring To thee, te thee, my laft diffrefs T bring Prior OMNISCIENCE OuMniI‘sClENCY of hi Maker who a h create al things, is beyond and in them ail _ Browa An immenfe being does ftrangely fill the foul and omnipotency, wi.';:iflfrm‘}-, and infinite goodn fs Chufe next a proyinc On hills above, or in the l w Thc.{pacious firmamen Since thou boaft'ft th> omnifcience of a God Say in what cranny of Sebaftian's foul OMN1'sCIENT adj [omni an feio Lat.] Infinitely wife; knowing withou bounds ; knowing every thing To thee, to thee, my laft diftrefs T bring Prior OmN1'scrous. adj. [omnis and feio, L t. All-knowing "Not in ufe Latin. Omo'pLATE Th adj [omni an All-devourmg 2. / fhoulder blade [en® an woro Dis whalug. vex lens Dia Ox~. prep. [aen, Dutch an, Germa . 1. Itis put before the word, whic fignifies that which is under, that by hic any thing is fupported, which an thin firikes by falling, which any thin covers, or where any thing is fixed H is not lolling o a lewd love bed But on his kneesat meditation Shakifp. Rich. III What news -Richmon ~Ther is on the feas, let him fink and be the feas him a Horace Drydey, The joy of 2 monarch fo r th news of 3 yig muft not be exprefle like the ecttafy ofaharlcqui on the receipt of a letter f om his miftrefs, Dryda The beft wa to be ufed by a father oy a y qc ciakfion, to reform an thing he wifhes mended i Locke We abftain o» fuch fole n occafions fro hing lawful, out of indignatio tified ourfelve 10 n./. [omnis and feie tia, Latin.] Bound lefs knowledge; infinite wifdom Pope z. It is put before any thin i fubje& o a&ion : ‘Th' un. happy : hufband, hufband n n more Did o7 his tuneful harp his l fs deplore yden 3. Noting addition o accu ulation Mifchiefs oz mifchiefs greater fill and more The neighb'ring plain with a ms is cover'd o'er 4. Noting a ftate of progre lion Dryden 5+ It fometimes notes elevatio Dryden Ho Maris | whither 4 th faft This leads to town that we have ofcen in things unlawful Smalj,jdg, It denotes the time a ‘which an thing happens: as, this h ppenedgn th firf day On is ufed, I think, onl before day or hour, no before denominations of longer time In the fecond month, on the twe ty-feventh day lei Gengfis pu before the obje& of fom - paffion Compaffion on the king commands me ftoop «, Shakefpoare Cou'd tears recal him into wretched life Their ferrow hurts themfelves; o5 him i loft Diyden 12. In forms of denunciation itis put before the thing threatned Hence on thy life the captive maid is mine Whe not for priceor pray'rs T will refign, Drydit 13. Noting imprecation Sorrow on thee, and all the pack of That triumph thus upon my mifery ! Shakefpeare 14. Noting invocation On thee, dear wife, in deferts all alone He call'd ' gs Gzargo Dryden's Vi 15. Noting the ftate of a thing fired This fenfe feems peculiar, and is perhaps an old corruption of a fire The earth fhook to fee the heavens on fire An not in feay of your nativity. Shak. Hen{y "_7 The horfes burnt as they ftood falt tied i the ftables, or by chance breaking loofe, ran u and down with their tails and manes o a light fire Knalles's Hiffory of the Turks His fancy grows in the progrefs; and becomes As fome, to witnefs truth, Heav' 's call obey So fome oz earth muft » to con irm it, ftay. Dryd Dryden Smr‘xllridg, The fame prevalence of g nius, the world not pardon your conce ling, oz th fame configer ation; becaufe we neither h y ¢ a living Vapys no S a e p a e Diftratted terror knew not vh was be& ;] On what determination to abide. D njel's Civ. War How foon hath Time, the fut le thief of youth Stol'n oz his wing my three an twentieth year They frooping low Perch'd on the double tree On me, on me let all thy fury f ll Nor err from me, fince I d ferve it all 9- It denotes the motiv of occafion @f‘:: thing Diz OMrHALO PTICK. 7. S+ [Bupard an onbxss | An optick glafs that is conve on both fides, commonly calle a con prefent {upport an future hopes depe]:,tz' Stood pretty dimpled bo s, like {milin Cupids Shakefp. Antvgng c I dare not pronounce him omnifcious that bein an attribute individually proper t the Godhead and incommunicable to any created { bftance Hakeavill on Providence Omx1'vorous Oz each fide her Whatfoever is known, is fome wa prefent and that which is. prefent, cannot bu be know by him who is omnifcient South It is one of the natural notjons belongi g to th Supreme Being, to conceive of him tha he js ominiJeient Wilkins omniprefent king Dr]d;fl ang on your b'o 8. At, noting place Milron's Paradife Loft Omnifcient mafter idenc thei By no means truft to your own judgment alo e for no man is omnifcient. Bacon's Adwvice to Vi liers What can *fcape the ey Of God all-feeing, or deceive his hear Omnifcient 7. Notin: dependanc elianc 0n God's pro Unknown to me, {o*loath'd a crime is lodg'd DY;Y(!CU l))']:il:eyaf h. loughs the Wat'ry mai Yet fo?n expect it o your fhores again. enlarge the {pirit while it fixtly looks upon them Burnet L 6. Noting approach o Their navy Milton Adam, thou know'# his oyn; refence f ll Land, fea, and air Milton's Paradi e Loft The foul is involved and prefent to e ery part and if my foul can have its effe@ual e ergy upo my body with eafe, with how much m re facilit can a being of immenfe exiftence a d omnipreJence, of infinite wifdom and power, go ern a grea but finite univerfe Hale CMNIPRESENT have no judge but God above me, fo I can hav comfort to appeal to his ommifcience King Charles Thinking by retirement to obfcure himfelf fro God, Adam infringed the omnifciency and effentia ubiquit neve O fire like a chariot wheel by its own rapidity. Popes 16. Noting ftipulation or condition I can be fatisfied on more eafy tem‘)_S- 17. Notin diftin&ion or oppo ition Dryden The R}id}s&ns, on the other fide, mindful o their former honour, valiantly repulfed the ;{";'12{ 18. Before iz, by corruption, it ftands fo of This t,empefi,bod Dathing the garment of this peace; abod The fudden breach on' Shakefpeare's ch'.ydn A thriving gamefter has but a poor mzaezion- who fills his pockets at the price of his rep Locke's Education 19. Noting the manner of an event Note How much her grace is alteer'd on th / fudden. Shak 6 Os |