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Show AN AN in the ftudy of logick, previeudly to th dotrine of the predicament AxTeErI10RITY. 7 /. [from anteriour. Priority ; the ftate of being before, eithe in time or fituation AxTE R1OUR. adj. [anterior, Lat] Going before, either with regard to time o place If that be the anteriour or upper part wherein th fenfes are.placed, and that the pofteriour and lower part, which is oppofite thereunto, there is no infe 3 'T tak u befor th ci;fie,f d f a N. #a IA ANTHRNOPOPI EN lar had reg b mig thi o f a p e a S b r w crou d already ipat anti hav fin o k f t f i anthropopha from Boccace, before I come to h;{n the temper of kings, who arc for prefen ble found r t a a k l e f ' h l c Go, knock, a Shakefp- 7. J man, and @dyw, to eat. o h e f n t e o ny W& - no matter how they pay it 3. To foretafte, or take an i [#Jgwmos, 8 ~ fomething, which is not yet, The quality L = really was man-cating The life of the defperate equals tile'mg‘f" i papbaginian unto thee: knock, 1 fay ANTHROPOPHAGY r t a t e i r w o t d u f Upon flende ' w o B e r h h e pophagy of Diome death, who but aét the life of the damned "indf;gi! ticipate the defolations of hell. Brown 1, w fhou ‘Wh [ fenfe th viour or former part in this animal; fo w ipat thof lik °ti forr ou Apti an- end bot mak es extre being placed at bot and copiz 'D,egi ~ deat o fea fo di Tha terionry which is impofiible Browi's Vulg. Err o r t n clean.sh data import.tsv out README of t gg‘ wd' byc thi en an pre T 4 i i g A'NTES. n. /. [Latin.] Pillars of large! AxrtHYPNO TICK. adj.[from avri, udes r i i prec ;:t i bef e t h That whic fi_‘a""; fixplo drea m dimenfions that fupport the front of a and Yoo, fleep. pat'f antic Time, tho building power of preventing fleep ; that which 4 The flighty purpofe never is o'ertook, . : Sbak;@},, Unlefs the deed go with it ANTESTO MACH. /. [from ante, before 15 efficacious againft a lethargy I am far from pretending to inftruét the g},e:- A cavity which leads ANTHYPOCHONDRI ACK.adj. [from v and flomach. into the ftomach In birds there is no mafticationor cemminutio »f the meat in the mouth ; but it is immediatel fwallowed into a kind of anteflomach, which I'hav Ray obferved in pifcivorous birds ANTHELMI NTHICK. adj. [évs, againit That whic and Huisdes, a worm. kills worms Anthelminthicks -or contrar ar worms t things which are known by experience to kil them, as oils, or honey taken upon an empty ftoArbutbuot mach againfi,andbwoxové\giamg. hypochondriack maladies ANTHYPO'PHORA . / Addifon - wper for divine fongs and anthens AxTH LOGY n._/ [a'wSa?\oryia, fro avSog a flower, and Aéyw, to gather. 1. A collection of flowers 2. A colle&ion of devotions in the Gree charch. 3. A colleétion of poems A'wtHONY's FIRE. #./. A kind of ery fipilas n. [ [&Seaf, a burnin A'NTHRAX coal.] Afcab or blotch that is made b corrofiv humour whic [ asSvmrépoge. A figure in rhetorick, which fignifies illation, or inference contrar i an when an objetion is refuted or difprove by the oppofition of a contrary fentence. Smith's Rhbetorick ANTHYSTE RICK.ad;.[from Zvri, againft AnxTHROPO'LOGY . / Things adapted to the cure of a ba conftitution #./. Thisword is cor AnxrticHA 'MBER ruptl writte fec for antechamber ; whic ANTICHRI'STIAN.adj.[from dyi,againft and yeisiars. Oppofite to chriftianity Quincy ANTICHRI'STIANISM. 7. /[ [from antichriftian.] Oppofition or contrariety t [from &dewmoc The doc man, and Aéyw, to difcourfe. AnTicuacHE cTiCK. adj. [from dyri a bad habit. againft, and xdyeéis th fkin, and occafions fharp pricking pains a carbuncle Oils are antiacids, {o far as they blunt acrimony but as they are hard of digeftion, they produce acriArbuthnot mony of another fort That defpifed, abje, opprefled fort of men, th minifters, whom the world would make entichrifSouth . tiany and fo deprive-them of heaven burn under their government and repinog.] Good againft hyftericks A'NTHEM. n. . [&8upsoe, a hymn fung ANTI. [és73.] A particle much ufed i th o f v r d r w t w i i o m efo c the l fho an part rna in alt Greek, and fignifies contrary to; as, anA holy fong; be written anthymn. h r n l t m c f t h p r o n m t ce ferv n div o par a orm per fon God Mofes firft, then David did infpire AnTra"civ. adj. [from &, and acidus To compofe anthems for his heavenly quire. Denbam four.] Contraryto fournefs ; alkalis There isno pafiion that is not finely exprefled i thofe parts of the infpired writings, which are pro fion, or anticipating. their dire€tions to fuch g, Goodagain chriftianity Have we not feen many, whofe opinions hav faftened upon one another the brand of amtiDecay.of Picty chriftianifm Ar,[i((;bw ANTiCIPA'TION. 7 /i [from anticipap 1. The a& of taking up fomething befor its time The golden number gives the new moon foy days too late, by reafon of the aforefaid anticipatim, '_ Bi and our negle¢t of it. It is not enough: to be miferable when the tim comes, unlefs we make ourfelves fo beforehand,an L'Efrang by anticipation eontending that the Deity was corporeal and of hu xpovos, time.] Deviation from the righ order or account of time pomorphites, yet we may find many amongft the ig 7o ANTY'CIPATE. «. a. [anticipo, Lat. man fhape; though few profefs themfelves anthro Locke norant of that opinion ANTHROPO'PATHY. 7. /. [arSewmoc, man The fenfibility o and #aS0, paflion. man ; the paflions of man ANTHROPO'PHAGI Sfingular cat. n./ [avSgwmos, man Man-eaters 1. To take fomething {fooner than another fo as to prevent him that comes after to take firft pofleflion "Go I ha n and @dyw, t cannibals thof that live upon human flefh The cannibals that each other eat The anthropophagi, and men whofe head Do grow kensath theic fhowlders. Skake/pe Othello hath ‘taken care to anticipate and preven every-man, to draw him early irito his church; t give piety the prepofleflion, and fo to engage hi in holinefs Hammond ¥ our Apoftle had maintained fuch an anticipating principle engrayen upon our fouls before al exercife of reafon ; whatdid he talk of fecking th Lord, feeing that the lenowledge of him was innat and perpetusl Bentley ,g?? 2. Foretafte e future huppt If we really live under the hopo nefs, we fhall tafte it by way of anticipationan ~ forethought; an image of it will meet our mind often, and ftay there, as all pleafing expecation do. L7 Atterbury implanted before the reafon 3. Opinio of that opinion can be known The eaft and weft, the north and fouth, have th fame anticipation concerning one fupreme w& Stilling flee of things What nation is there, that, without any teach - ing, have not a'kind of anticipation, or preconceise Derba notion of a Deity A'wrick. adj. [probably from antipus ancient, as things out of ufe old.] Odd; ridiculoufly wild ; buff v I in gefticulation An *‘ What! dares the flav Copme hither cover'd with an antick face fcer and fcorn at our folemnity ? Shakefpeare's Romeo Of all our antick fights, and pagea Which Englith idiots run'in crowds t The prize was to be conferred upon th that could go through his tune withou though provoked by the antick poftures Andrew, who was to play tricks trine of anatomy; the dottrine of th A'nrick form and ftructure of the body of man 1. He that plays anticks'; he that ANTHROPOMO RPHITE. 7.[. [aileumo- AXTICHRISTIA'NITY. . /. [from anti gefticulation ; a buffoon One who believes a huma poo@oc. Within the hollow-crown chriftian.] Contrariety to chriftianity . ANTI CHRONISM. #. /; [évrl, againft, an form in the Deity That rounds the snortal temples of a king Chriftians as well as Turks have had whole fet Keeps death his court Scoffing his ftate and there the antick fith - Shakgpar If you fhould finile he grows impatiente- Fear not, my.lord, we can contain ourfelv Were he the verieft antick in the world 2. Odd appearance RS A-work of rich entail, and curious mold Woven with anticks, and wild imagerys EM For ev'n at firft refleétion fh efpies Such toys, fueh anticks, and fuch vanities As fheretires and fhrinks for fhame andfear Zo A'NTick. @. make antick [from Qg;mtzda]-' e Mine own tongu Splits what it fpeaks ; the wild difgui us all Antick D4 |