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Show DI D . To go under water in fearch of any |Crocodiles defend thofe pearls which lie in th the poor Indian jakes Divo friends thought it ftrange, ‘that s whit dry body fhould acquire a rich colour upon the effufion of fpring-water Boyle on Colours thing one from another Where folly fights for kings, or dives for gaig) form 3. To go deep into any queftion, ‘doctrine, or fcience high fimple ideas, and diw thof into darknef an Diversirica'rron But to the depths of nature never dive. Blackmore You thould have div'd'into my inmoit theughts Phillips 1 4~ To immerge into any bufinels or con- Sweet prince, th® untainted virtue of your year Hath not yet div'd into the world's deceit Shakefpeare's Richard 111 Nor can diftinguifth clean.sh data import.tsv out README pull diver 2. Variety of diwer/fification The diverfity of ceremonies in this: kind ough Hookers not to caufe diffenfion in churches Society cannot fubfift without a diverfity of fta differing colours Boyle on Coloyrs tions; and if God fhould grant every one a middle 3 Variety of forms ; multiformity Change fration, he would defeat the'very.fcheme of happinefs propofed in it Rogers alteration "This, which is here called a change of will, i not a change of his will, but a change in the ob T 3. Diftin€k being ; not identity. ject, which feems to make a diverfification of the will They begin to feparate; and may be eafily diwelled or parted afunder generat or manner 2. Variation; variegation To explore by diving to feparate ; to fever principles theul Shakefpeare @. a. [divello, Latin. They caanot be divided, bnt they will prov oppofite; and, not refting:in-a bare divirfity, rif into a contrariety Southe The moft common diwerfity of human conftitutions arifes from the folid parts, as to their different degrees of. ftrength and tenfion Arbutbnot on Alimentso a& of changing forms or quali fruitfu Then Brutus, Rome's firit martyr,I muitname The Curtii bravely diz'd the gulph of fame Denbam To Dive'LL 'lh #. /. [fro ookers If you confider how varioufly feveral things ma be compounded, you will not wonder that fuc } 5. To depart from obfervation; to fink 9o D1vE. w.a Then is there in thic dizerfity no contrariety ties. dition Dive, thoughts, down to my foul 1. Difference ; difimilitude ; unlikenefs. His papers light fly diwerfe toft in air Pope's Dunciad Locke fourity You fwim a-top, and on the furface ftrive Brown's Vulg. Err but indeed is the fame will diverfified Hale's Origin of Mankind ' '2, One that goes under water in fearch o treafure It is evident fro the relation of diwer another Wotton's ArchiteSEure dales wood an plains on plac mor Bacon's Natural Hifory. Whether the king did permit it to fave hi putfe, or to communicate the envy of a bufinefs difpleafing to-his people; was dimerfly interpreted Bacons clear another more dark{ome, it is a pleafant piture Sidney There is, in the producing of fome fpecies, compofition of matier, whieh may be much diwverSified Bacon. Homogeneal rays, which flow from feveral point of any obje@, and fall perpendicularly on any reflefting furface, fhall afterwards diverge from f many points Neavton Dive'rcEnT. adj. [from divergens, Lat. Dr'vers. adj. [diverfus, Latin.] Several work retention of the fap for a time and diwverfio of it to the fprouts that were not forward Bacen's Natural Hiffory T have ranked thisdiverfion of Chriftian practic among the effects of our contentions Decay of Piety honour Which only is itfelf friends 3 Sport; fomethin Denbam's Sophy tha unbend mind by turning it off from carg the Di differen On life's vaft-ocean diwerfly we fail ;Reafon the card, but paffion is the gale Are mere diverfions from love's.proper object queen's favour, which was diwerfly interpreted b fuch as thought that great artizan of courts to donothing by chance, nor much by affe@ion Wotton 'z, In difterent dire&tions ;, t points z. The caufe by which:any thing is turne from. its proper cour{e or tendency Fortunes a defire to plant:him in the by divers dizerfly underfiood Raleigh's Hiftorya William's ar Could nought avail, however fam'd in war Nor armies lragu'd, that diverfly-aflay' To curb his power Phillipss Cutting off the tops, and pulling off' the buds fundry ; more thanone. It is now grow out of ufe Leicefter bewrayed The univerfal matter, which Mofes comprehendeth under the names of heaven and earth, i Dive'rsion. . [ [from divers. 1. The a& of turning any thing off fro its courfe from. on The lack we all have, as well of ghoftly as o earthly favours, is in each kind eafily known ; but the gifts.of. God are fo diwverfly beflowed, tha it fellom appeareth what all receive:. what all ftand in need of feldom lieth hid Hooker Both of them do diwer/ly work, as they hav their medium diverfly difpofed The country being diwerfified between hills an .. Zo DIVE'RGE. @. n [divergo, Latin. "To tend various ways from one point We have divers examples in the church of fuc as, by fear, being compelled to facrifice to firang gods, repented, and kept filk the office of preach.ang the gofpel Whitgift The teeth breed when: the child is a year and half old« then they caft them, and new ones com about feven years; but diwers have backwarg test ‘€ome at twenty, fome at thirty and forty Bacon's Natural Hiffory Diwers letters were fhot into the city with ar¥ows, wherein Solyman's councils were revealed Kunolie Addifor's Spectator to find proper fenti 2. T'o make different from itfelf; to vary to variegate caufes, and into the myferies of proportion part ments for Grecian generals, than for Milton to diwerfify his infernal council with proper characters Addifor's Spectator " He would have him, as I cenceive it, to be n fupetficial and floating arcificer; but a diver int variou Locke It was cafier for Home Popes Di'versyy. adv. [from diverfe. 1. In: different ways ;, differently; varioully. fufficient to furnith out their different inclinations 13- He that enters deep into knowledge o dtudy t Blufhing in bright diwverfiries of day Male fouls are diverfified with fo many characters, that the world has not variety of material an fifhers for pearls, that there are many kinds o thell-fifh which lie perpetually concealed in th deep, fkreened from our fight Woodward Tendin point A waving glow his bloomy beds difplay There may be many fpecies of fpirits, as muc feparated and diverfified one from another as th {pecies of fenfible things are diftinguifhed one fro Pope's Dunciad Lockea :4. Variegation. Di'ver. . f. [from dive. 1.. To make different from another; t 1. One that finks voluntarily under water diftinguifh ; to difcriminate Confidering any thing as exifting at any determined time and. place, we compare it with itfelf exifting at another time, and thercon. form the ideas of identity and djwverfity ‘To D1VE'RSIFY. v. a. [diverfifier, Fr. Perfeverance gains the dizer's prize s from diverfitas, Latin. Diwerfe, detefting contact Phillips Lo feize his papers, Curl, was next thy care ob eful diverfions to r Addifor's Free n [ [ diverfité, Frenc Dive'rs1Ty Her fatty fibres, and with tendrils cree farther into the nature of things, we fall prefentl It is little ufe The gour ( And thirfty cucumber, when they perceiv Th' approaching olive, with refentment fl out diving into the arts and {ciences for a fupply Diryden Addy ifor's Spectators f wit and humour as expof 4. [In war.] The a& or purpofe of drawing the enemy off from. fome defign, by threatening or attacking a diftan part but in the laft {fenfe Dawies. fuch He performs all this out of his own fund, wich beyon Such produion vice and folly, furaif diffufed 3. In different dire&ions Secking man's pow'rs, have found his weaknef woulds procee Day. vii. 3 Eloquence is a great ‘and diverfe thing, nor di fhe yet ever favour any man fo much as to b wholiy his Ben Fonfen The wits that div'd moft dcep, and foar'd mof than lefs forcibl In the book of games and diverfiars, the reader' mind may be fuppofed to be rel 2. Different from itfelf; various; multi ope an » You for thofe ends whole days in council fit Wailer And the diverfions of your youth foiget Four great beafts came up from the fea, diverf main w than amufement pleajure Di'verSE. adj. [diverfus, Latin. 1. Different from another are eaten up by them Raleigh's Hiftory when they dive for the pearl The knave deferves it, when he tempts th Whenfoeve werfion feems to be fomething lighte L Popes 7o DIVE'RT. @. a. [diverto, Latin. t. To: turn. off from. any direftio courfe. o I rather will fubje& me- to the malic Of a.diverted blood and bloody brother Shaksfpeares Kaou |