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Show A T never recal it te mind, without a deep afto nifhment of the very horrour and aticcity of th fat in a Chriftian court Wotton They defired juftice might be done upon of arofe, he knew none fitter t If any contentio be their judge, to arone and take up their quarrels Diruint but himfelf 2. To expiate ; to anfwer for Soon fhould yo boafters ceafe their haught {trife Or each arore his guilty love with life fenders, as the arfocity of their crimes deferved Clarendon A'trorrY. . /. [dreopra.] Want of nourifument ; a difeafe in which what i taken at the mouth cannot contribute t the fupport of the body Pining atrophy Milton Marafmus, and wide-wafting peftilence The mouths of the lacteals may be thut up b a vifcid mucus, in which cafe the chyle paffet by ftool, and the perfon falleth into an atrophy Arbuthnot on Aliments Pope AT0'NEMENT. 2. /. [from atone. 1. Agreement; concord He fecks to make atomemen Between the duke of Glo'fter and your brothers z. Expiation; expiatory equivalent : wit 1. To arreft; to take or apprehend b commandment or writ Coavell or fAnd the Levites were purified, and Aaron mad Eftfoons the guards, which on his ftate did wait Numbers "an atonement for them to cleanfe them Surely it is not a fufficient atonement for the writers, that they profefs loyalty to the government and fprinkle fome arguments in favour of the diffenters, and, under the fhelter of popular politick and religion, undermine the foundations ef all piety and virtue Saift ATro'p. adv Attach'd that traitor falfe, and bound him ftrait Spenfer The Tower was chofen, that if Clifford fhoul accufe great ones, they might, without fufpicio or noife, be prefently artached. Bacon's Henry VII Bohemia greets you Defires you to attach his fon, who ha [from @ and tep.] On th His dignity and duty both caft off Atop whereof, but far more rich, appear' The work as of a kingly palace-gate Paradife Loft What is extra@ed by water from coffee is th You, lord archbifhop, and you, lord Mowbray Of capital treafon I attach you both Shakefpeare 3. To feize in a judicial manner oil, which often fwims arop of the decoétion France hath flaw'd the league Arbutbnot en Aliments ATRABILARIAN adj. [from atra bilis atrabilarian conftitution ATraBILARIOUS. adj. [from atra bilis black choler.] Melancholick Th blood, deprive of its due proportion o ferum, or finer and more volatile parts, is atrabiarious 5 whereby it is rendered grofs, black, unctuous, and earthy wincy From this blac are atrabilarious aduft ftate of the blood, the Arbuthnot on Air ATRABILA'RIOUSNESS. #. /. [from arrabilarious.] The flate of being melan choly ; repletion with melancholy ATRAME'NTAL adj ink. Lat.] Inky [fro black atramentum ATrRAME'NTOUS. adj. [from atramentum Inky 1 cannot blame thee am myfelf arzaeh'd with wearinefs Shake[peare To th® dulling of my fpirits 5. To win ; to gain over ; to enamour Songs, garlands, flow'rs And charming fymphonies, attach'd the hear Miltow's Paradife Loft Of Adam The great and rich depend on thofe who their power or their wealth atrackes to them Rogers ATTA'CHMENT, . /. [attachement, Fr. fidelity The Jews are remarkabl for an attachment t Addifon their own country black I am not fatisfied, that thofe blac and atra mentous {pots, which feem to reprefent them, ar ocular Brown 2. Attention ; regard The Romans burnt this laft fleet, which is ano ATRO'CIOUS. adj. [atrox, Lat.] Wicke in a high degree ; enormous ; horribl criminal An advocate is neceflary, and therefore audi ence ought not to be denied him in defendin caufes, unlefs it be an atrocions offence Ayliffe's Parergon Atro'ciousLy. adv. [from atrocious.] I an atrocious manner ; with great wickednefs ATro'c10USNESS. . [ [from atrecious. The quality of being enormoufly criminal Arro'crry. o [ [atrocitas, Lat.] Hor rible wickednels; excefs of wickednefs Arbuthnot on Coins 3. An apprehenfion of a ma to brin him to anfwer an aion; and fometimes it extends to his moveables 4+ Foreign attackment, is the attachment o a foreigner's goods found within a city to fatisfy creditors within a city To ATTACK w. a. [attaguer, Fr. 1. To aflault an enemy: oppofed to deSfence The front, the rea Attack, while Yvo thunders in the centre, Phi/ips Thofe that attack generally get the viclory though with difadvantage of ground Cane's Campaigns z. To impugn in any manner, as wit {atire, confutation, calumny ; as, th declaimer attacked the reputation of hi adverfaries Arrta‘ck. # f. [from the verb.] An affaul upon an enemy He&o oppofes Atta'ckEr and continue Young #. fi [from attack. Th perfon that attacks To ATTA'IN w. a. [atteindre, Fr. attineo Lat. 1. To gain; to procure; to obtain Is he wife who hopes to aztain the en the means, nay by means that are quit to it All the nobility here could not aftfai favour as Wood did t overtake 2. T with u com withou contrar Tillotfen the fam Sawift fenfe now little in ufe The carl hoping to have overtaken the Scottif battle, but not ar and to have given hi king the caftle o Bacon taining him in time, fet down befor Aton 3. To come to; to enter upon Canaan he now attains; 1 fee his tent Pitch'd above Sichem Milton's Paradife Loft 4. To reach ; to equal So ' the firft precedent, if it be good, is feldo attained by imitation Bacon To ArTa IN. @, 7 1. To come to a certain flate : with za Mil an wil foo mor feparat ferou itfelf int liquor which cream after twelv days, attains to the higheft degree of acidity Arbutbnot on Aliments 2. To arrive at Such knowledge is too wonderful for mej; it i Pjfalm cxxxix. b high; I cannot attgin unto it attain unto the artwek which Sarpedon axakes the i breach in the wall i Pope's Hiad Locke AtrTa'tn. 2. /. [from the verb.] Th thing attained ; attainment: a word no in ufe Crown an rene attains 6. To fix to one's intereft 1. Adherence To make that hopelefs, ill-advis'd attack To have knowledge in moft objeéts of contemplation, is what the mind of one man can hardl ther mark of their {fmall atzachment to the fea 1f we enquire in what part of vitriol this arramental and denigrating condition lodgeth, it wil feem efpecially to lie in the more fixed falt thereof Brown's Vulgar Errours ink, Lat. Wh al Arbuthnot on Diet Shakefp 3. To lay hold on, as by power or a black, vif «eous, pitchy confiftence of the fluids, make Hecretions difficult and fparing and hath az tach' Our merchants goods at Bourdeaux black choler.] Melancholy ; replete wit black choler Th Shakefpeare 2. Sometimes with the particle of, but no in. prefent ufe top ; at the top w. a. [attacker, Fr. o ATTA'CH Sbfll(g/'[',u‘zlr( back diadems are akin t th mof fplendi whic tha to-da ter i To Ato'NE. @. 4 1. To reduce to concord I own 'twas wrong, when ‘thoufands call'd m in the field, and to-morrow is cut down Glanwille's Scepfis ATTA INABLE. adj. [from attain.] Tha which may be attained; procurable He wilfully neglets the obtaining unfpeakabl good, which he is perfuaded is certain and arfainTillotfon able None was propofed that appeared certainly arRogers tainable, or of value enough ATTA"INABLENESS. 7 f. [from attainable.] The quality of being attainable Perfons become often enamoured of outwar beauty, without any particular knowledge of it poflefflor, or its atzainablene(s by them ATTaINDER Cleyne 7 [ [from Do attain. 1. The a&t of attainting in law tion of a crime convic See 70 ATTAINT The ends in calling a parliament were chiefl to have the attainders of all of his party reverfed and, on the other fide, to attaint by parliament hi Bacor enemies 2. Taint fully of charater So fmooth he daub'd his vice with fhew of virtue Shakefp He liv'd from all artainder of fufpeét ATTA INMENT. . /. [from attain. 1. That which s attained ; acquifition We difpute with men that count it a great af tainment to be able to talk much, and little to th Glanwills purpofe Qu attainment are mean compare perfe€tion of the univerfe with th Grew 2. The a& or pewer of attaining The Scripture muft be fufficient to imprint i us the chara@er of all things neceflary for th attainment of eternaldifc R e e e P('Pf T Eomfon e The murd'rer fell, and blood atoa'd for blood If, appris'd of the fevere attack The country be fhut up T His virgin fword Agyfthus' veins imbrued BT Hyoker Educatio AT |