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Show off EP keats, at intervals, blafts of cold win through the pipe cruft an th water lyin round unde A number, where up one whole folar year; and having finifhed that circuit, begins again with th plate; in whic Array'd in ephods; nor fo fe As are thofe pearls of morning dew Which hang on herbs and flowers the prime o for each one left ad E'p1c but rehearfed all their variations; fo this Dionyfian period ferve to fhew thefe two cycles both together, and ho they proceed or vary all along, 'till at laft they accomplith their pericd, and both together take thei beginning again,. after every 532d year Holder ‘The epic poe 1. Ajournal tions E'rrcurisM On who confults the planets; one wiid ftudie or practifes aftrology The night before, he was difcourfing of an flighting the art of foolifh aftrologers, and gene tiviacal epbemeriffs B|alivites that pry into the horofcope o Kowwel 7 / [fro Shakefp. epicure. Lux What ca T be more witt Moore upon the name of Nicol fician,. that hadbeen. the deat An efig‘am tha EricrammalTICAL Ericramma'TICK, 1. Dealing in epigrams Our good epigrammatical ‘Winchefter, thinketh no omin et in‘snamesai 2. Suitable to epigra grams i He is every where above conce wit and grofs hyperboles: he m t ury; fenfual enjoyment; grofs pleafure the midft of plainnefs; he fhines, and is ftately, withou ambito; s Men fo diforder'd, fo debauch'd that are {o often to be me the epigrammatick turns o Here you do keep a hundred knights and fquires and bold That this our court, infected with their manners There is not half fo much epicurifin in any o their moft ftudied luxuries, as a bleeding fame a their mercy Govern. Tongue Som epigramo Shews like a riotousinn; epicurifm and lut Make it a tavern or a brothel. Shake/p. King Lear 2. An account of the daily motions and fituations of the planets Dryden honourable a General ;. univerf a man given whol What a damn'd epicurean rafcal is this or blaft Wotton, . /. [from epbemerinn Latin. Sharpen with cloglels fauce his appetite. Sbake/peare an account of daily tranfac Erus'Mmerist [epicurens Keep his brain fuming5 epicurean cooks For art may err, but nature cannot mif§ mor Tie up the libertine in 2 field of feafts When cafting up his eyes againft the light Both month, and day, and hour, he meafur'd right And told more truly than the epbemeris Fhe more epidemical an Dryden Ericu/REaN. adj. Luxurious; contributin to luxury beginning and endin and like an ephemeral fit of applaufe EPHE'MERIS 7.fo [ePnpzpic. | the defire to recommend himfelf to his miftrefs {hall make him uneafy in the want of any fort o knowledge Locke Diurnal bubbl epidemnick among perfo and th . Then fly falfe thanes And mingle with the Englifh epiczres Shakefp The ¢picure buckles to ftudy, when fhame, o Erue'MERA. 7. [0 [eDimspn. 7. A fever that terminates in one day 2. An infet that lives only one day than a mer follower of Epicurus ly to luxury. and the ¢pha the tenth part of an homer Exekiel was no mor is more for the manners E'PICURE. 7. / Harris [In gram The epha and the bath thall be of one meafure that the bath may contain the tenth part of a Thi f - tioms. FIEEh He ought to have ney, or in ether amufe You from above fhall hear each da " One dirge difpatch'd unto your clay "Thefe, your own anthems, fhall becom Your lafting epicedium Sandys's Paraphrafe containing fifteen folid inches in a day acted poem upon a funeral mar. 'The addition of a vowel or con{onant in the middle ofa word. Harris E'PHA. n. /. [Hebrew.] A meafure amon ¥rae'merick. no Erice'D1uM, z. fi [emmidies.] An elegy; {quare orillion, or mafs of earth faced an lined with a wall, defigned to cover th (E@;@wé'gmg. From morality they formed that kind of poem an . fable which we call epic @ Broome It fometimes denotes a femibaftion and. 1 ady aptnefs of the air t - th It is ufually fuppofed t tragedy for. the paffions of earth, gabions, or of fafcines and earth ErHE'MERAL Narra Holmes, whofe name fhall live in epic fong While mufic numbers, or while verfe has feet. Dryd ¥ra'vrMeNT. 7. /. [French, from epaule a fhoulder.] In fortification, a fidewor made either of earth thrown up, of bag homer narrations As the proportion o bersstiai Sandys be heroick, or to contain one great ation atchieved b a hero and that of the fun the dominical letter, throughou the Jews comprifin airy-gathered't bye predifpo 2. Generally prevaili adj. [epicus, Latin; émes. tive ten Thirty rejet: the prime makes epaé? then. Harris As the cycle of the moon ferves to thew the epaés cannon of a cazemate Epe/NTHESIS. 7. /. [(7853ei;. numbers of peop fions, the chronical dife per of the place Exod. xxxix. 2 {carlet, and fine twined linen golden number given, you have this rule Divide by three by the Ca/mez He made the ephod of gold, blue, and purple, an and the remainder 3 fhall be that year' epact; and fo on, adding yearly 11 days havin concave part of ano Epipe'micar. Eripe'mrck. twelve precious ftones each ftone The ephods wor other priefts were of plain linen before the fun but 11 days; the fecon year22 days; the third 33 days: but 3 being an entire Junation, caft that away find the epac orbh were fet, with the names of the twelv It was congeived.no tribes of Ifrael engraved on them, one on | " to proceed from a mal fun, and {o from 19 to 19 years. Fo the firft year afterwards the moon will g T Gird the fpher With centric and eccentric Ericy/croip. n./; [ generated by the revo phery of a circle Irael, upon each ftone fix names. Wher the ephod croffed the high prieft's breaft was a fquare ornament, called the breaf 12z lunations, or get unequal Cycle and epicycle, orb i over his two fhoulders were two larg precious ftones, upon which were engraven the names of the twelve tribes o the lunar but of 354, the lunations ever year get eleven days before the {olar year and thereby, in 19 years, the moon comminute gold, blue, purple, crimfon, and twifte cotton; and upon the part which cam For the folar year confifting of 365 days z . In regard of the epicyc - it moveth, the motion of th E'ruop. #. /. [.mpR] A fort of ornamen worn by the Hebrew priefts. That wor by the high prieft was richly compofed o by we note the excefs of the common folar year above the lunar, and thereby ma find out the age of the moon every year plete planet faftened to it r per centre that they make thei Derh that their food is clay, an cells of the fame. an eolipile, or an hollow fphere with water in it which the heat of the fire rarefies, and turns int vapours and wind Burnet's Theory of the Earth peculiar motion, carr Swammerdam obferves of the ephemeron-worms it earrie with its motion; andyet, but a day both expofed to the fun, we may fitly compare it t Era'cr. #. /. [eraxrn. in the deferent of a planei s A fort of worm that live and worm. Confidering the ftructure of that globe, the ex €erio 7 fo [from idiweser BrHeMERON-WoRM gdo me hav venture to cal munifi cence, the greateft fenfuality, a piece of epicurifin Calamy's Sermons | 7o Ertcurt'zE. 0. 0. [from Epicurus. 'T devour like an epicure. A word not ufed While T could fec thee full of eager pai My greedy eyes épicuriz'd on thine. Flatman Errcy'cLr. #. /. [éai and »0228~.] A littl cirele whofe centre is in the circimferenc of a greater; or a fmall orb, which, bein He has.none of thofe littl fwelling {entiments whic poi ar and Claudian; none of thofe mixte Taffo Errcra'MmaTisT 7 /o [fro in One who writes or deal mig ‘A jeft upon a poor wit, at firf an epigrammatift for its father, and bee gravely underftood by fome Bamfu_l c ke Such a cuftomer the epigrammatif withal one who after he had wal faireft ftrect twice or thrice, cheapenin rich hangings, cam away .thh_.g Erverarurs. z /i [fwgat fcription on a flatue thro f Idifb.pl | |