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Show MY M aromatick flavour, but very naufeous: its fmell ie MysTERIOUSLY, adu, ftrong, but not difagreeable: it is brought fro 1. In a manner above yn Wild in effe€, though in appearance tame Lay walte thy woods, deftroy thy blifsful bow'r And muzzled though they feem, the mutes devour Ethiopia, but the tree which produces it is wholl Our myrrh is the very drug lenow unknown Hill by the ancients under the fame name The myrrbe fweet bleeding in the bitter wound Dryden the town with flow and folemn air Led by the noftril, walks the muzixled bear 2. To fondle wit low word As ornaments oft do, too dangerous Shakefpeare [See MinE. My. pronoun pofleflive Belonging to me. My is ufed before fubftantive, and mize anciently and proMy is no [ perly before a vowel ufed indifferently befor commonl My is ufed when the fubftanboth tive follows, and mize when it goe before : as, this is my book 5 this book i mine Spenfe Her feet fhe in my neck doth place 1 conclude sy reply with the words of a Chriftia Bramkall poet If my foul had free eleio Waller To difpofe of her aftection I fhall prefent my reader with a journal. Addifon My' NCHEN. #. /. [myncpen, Saxon.] Dig nun A deMy'ocRaPE® 7. /. [uvoypapic. fcription of the mufcles Th Mrx‘oL0GY. #. /. [myologie, French. defcription and doétrine of the mufcles T inftance in all the particulars, wer to writ 2 whole fyftem of nyology. Cheyne's Philofoph. Prin Shortnef My'ory. #. f. [uvwd. fight Mx ri1aD. #. /o [udpas. 1. The number of ten thoufand 2. Proverbially any great number o Of all thofe myriads, which we lead, the chief Milton Are there legions of devils who are continuall defigning and working our ruin? there are alf myviads of good angels who are more cheerful an Tillotfon officious to do us'good Safe fits the goddefs in her dark retreat Around her, myriads of ideas wait And endlefs thapes My rMivON. 7. f. [pipandor. ruffian ; f name fro Prior Anyrud the foldiers o Achilles The mafs of the people will not endure to be governed by Clodiu an Curio at the head of thej myrmidons, though thefe be ever fo numerous, an compofed of their own reprefentatives Savift MyrO'BALAN A fruit The myrobalap #. /. [myrobalanus Lat. are a dried fruit, of which w have five kinds: they are flefhy, generally with ftone and kernel, having the pulpy part more or lef of an auftere acrid tafte: they are the produétio of five diffefent trees growing in the Eaft Indies where they are caten preferved Hill The myrobalan bath parts of contrary natures for it is fweet, and yet aftringent Bacon Myro'porist One who fell MyrrHu. 7. French. M French. Venus fragran tre facre fpac fro on th other they wil 2. /. [pipe and mwniv. unguents [myrrba, Latin; myrrbe gum Myrrh is a vegetable produét of the gum refi kind, fent £o us in loofe granules from the fize o a pepper-corn to that of a walnut, of a reddif brown colour with more or lefs of an admixtur o yellow & its ftafte is bitter and acrid with a peculia 7 t another pain, againft whic thoul hav 3. Iis fometime omitted to give forc to the fentence ‘Will not have earth to know MYSTA(;()'(;}JE. # gogus, Latin. vine myfteries church relicks ftrangers 2. A Savift And that which is the nobleft myfiaw Brings to reproach and common iniamy. {Mfi <Inftru&ion, manners, myfferies and trades Degrees, obfervances, cuftoms, and .la\'.'s Jag. L Shalg 150 Decline to your confounding contraries My sTicaL My' sTick 1. Sacredly obfcure mant letno me mad tha l himf Go Le knows not himfelf, be my inftruétor; COB;;:?;:"% 5 thi the myfical way to heaven Fro falvation all flefh being exclude erfo a a i f m w e a v r way, God hat natural fome fecret meaning z. Involvin H‘:fi lematical a t s r f wand'rin othe Ye fiv fong withou no In myplick danc t g l u ° u His praife, who out of darknefs c ¢ and o e It is Chiift's body in the facramen of it; but in the facrament not thf n;;/u:tallyu(g.l )flir Fay or' myff cal an but the fpiritua a t f y a o A t It is plain f uri be confumed by fit God at laf firft in fin, his doom apply'd pinefs of their people 3. A trade; a calling: in this fenfe i thould, according to Warburton, b written miffery, from meftier, French trade fully obfcure Thofe pririces who were diftinguifhed for myflerioys fkill in government, found, by the event, tha they had ill confulted their own quict, or the hap any thing artfull m Shakefpeare's Merry Wiwves of Wiy Important truths &ill let your fables hold Gramilk And moral myfferies with art unfold from myftery. 1. Inacceflible to the underfltanding; aw 2. Artfully perplexed enigma To thy great comfort in this myffery of ill pions, here's the twin brother of thy letter [myflericux, French To Satan Though in myfterious texms. Milton's Paradife Loft Then the true Son of knowledge firft appear'd And the old dark myflerious clouds were clear'd Denbam Tayl difficult 7./. [ uosre10v and apxn adj our holy religion, we fhould not be able to ynder ftand them, unlefs he would beftow on us fomeresy Su faculties of the mind One prefiding over myfteries MysTe R10US 1f God fhould pleafe to reveal unto us this gres wmyftery of the ‘Trinity, or fome other mferiesi Bailey MysTe'RIARCH F]-. Sbaleq'pear:'s Cr prayer which is fitted to the myffery Addifon fo [wosaywyo: 3 myfiaOne who interprets dialfo one who keep and fhews the t m_}'fl"fl . Upon holy days, let the matter of your megy tions be according to the myffery of the day; a to your ordinary devotions of every day, alf th Myfelf thall mount the roftrum in his favour And try to gain his pardon [.//""‘5"';(""" As I can of thofe myfleries which heav obliqu been ata lofs to defend miyfe/f Swift's Examiner 72./ They can judge as fitly of his worth I fhould againft his murth'rer fhut the door Not bear the knife myfelf Shakefpeare's Macheth have miffe STERY 1. Something above human utelligenc fomething awfully obfcure As his hoft The MY'STERIZE. @. a. [from mfay] To explain as enigmas M& Myse'LF. #. /. [my and felf. I. An emphatical word added to 7: as, myfelf do i, that is, not I by proxy not another in th cular ones of the twelve tribes accom odable up thc/ twelve figns of the zodiack. Bruyy's Vilg, E:o Thomfon of 7 Myfferizing their enfigns, they make the P meet reciproca gather t z. Arttul difficulty or perplexity and with twining one embrace the other. Peacham Nor can the mufe the gallant Sidney paf The plume of war ! with early lawrels crown'd 2. Th cafe purpofe is, t prehenfions of myflerioufnefs. Taylor's Wo,t;"'ég'i" The flower of the myrtle confifts of fevera leaves difpofed in a circular order, which expan in form of a rofe; upon the top of the foot-ftal is the ovary, which has a fhort ftarlike cup, divided at the top into five parts, and expanded ; th ovary becomes an oblong umbilicated fruit, divide into three cells, which are full of kidney-fhape Miller feeds There will I make thee beds of rofes With a thoufand fragrant pofies A cap of flowers, and a girdl Imbroider'd all with leaves of myrtle. Shake[peare I was of late as petty to his ends As is the morn dew on the myrtle lea To his grand fea. Shakefpeare's Antony and Cleop Democritus would have Concord like a fair virgin, holding in one hand a pomegranate, in th other a bundle of myrtle; for fuch is the natur of thefe trees, that if they be planted, though goo all thofe feveral portiois of truc-ghc,t};er:d":;;%a'} Ui myrte Latin [myrtus The lover's myrtle and the poet's bay Affemble thou M My RTIFORM. adj. [myrtus and form. Having the fhape of myrtle 7. / my_/h‘ricu_/lj and fecretly der r."% MysTE 'RIOUSNESS rious. 1. Holy obfcurity How they quaft in gold Cryftal and myrrhine cups imbofs'd with gem Milton's Paradife Regained And fluds of pearl rTLE them is reafon to believe that ther i in itlb%lfi"-' duty Taylor's "'artby o o Each ftair m)fierioufiy Was meant Mitisican Latin. adj. [myrrbinus MY RRHINE Made of the myrrhine ftone My dagger muzzle and fo prove .myflenes Wifeman's Surgery drops of tincture of myrrb 3. To reftrain from hurt Left it fhould bite its mafter word, try or examine, being - afte a fe I dropt in alittle honey of rofes, wit . The nurfe was then muxxling and coaxing o L' Eftrange the ‘child Our duty of preparation ctntaine Spcflfl')‘ Gay the mouth clofe 2, Obfcurely; enigmzfica‘]l‘y Babylon is t . Obfcur ; fecret B o : l fl p h t u f d Left new f'c:u c f m t K l , ] l r fi m . [ -a manner, or by an al fecret meaning Mx"streanty. ad R o Thefe two in thy (acred bofom h-"_ld.'r‘- b e t o b ' i j l e i f m l T i The bear, the boar, and every favage name Throug |