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Show OR OR O'r3Y. adj. [fromord. orb. Not ufed Refemblin an | O'rpraL accufed appeale #. flone from whic blue colour 1s made Ainfworth O'rcuaNtT. 2. /i Anherb Ainfworth O'rRcuarD. 2./. [either bortyard or wortyaird, fays Skinner ; optgeapo, Saxon Junius. A garden of fruit-trees 'Planting of orchards is very profitable, as well a pieafurabl Bacon's Adwice to Villiers rcome their riches, not by makin Baths, orchards, fith-pools Ben Fonfon His parfonage-houfe from an incommodious rui he had rendered a fair and pleafant dwelling, wit the conveniences of gardens and orchards Fell Her private orchards wall'd on ev'ry fide To lawlefs Sylvans all accefs deny'd Pope O RCHESTRE n./. [French Their ordea! laws they ufed in doubtful cafes when clear proofs wanted Hakeavill on Pr In the time of king John, the purgation per ig Orbp 7.£ ordbelm An edge or tharprefs; as i ordbright e nem et aquam, or the trial by ordeal but it ended with this king O®RDER an i To kno 2 ends Was it not to refrefh the mind of ma After his ftudies, or his ufual pain Shakgfpeare Jeroboam ordained a feaft 1 Kings, Xil.. 32 As many as were ordained toeternal life, believed Aéts He ‘commanded us to teftify that it is he whic wwas ordained of God to be the judge of quick an dead Abtsy %o 42 "To fouls opprefs'd and dumb with grief The fcene of death, and place ordain'd for punithment 2 To eftablifh ; to fettle; to inftitute Ordain'd our laws Shakefpeare's Cymbeline I will ordain a place for Ifrael." 1 Chronv xvii. 9 God from Sinai defcending, will himfel In thunder, lightning, and loud trumpets found Ordain them laws Milton's Paradife Lofl Some laws ordain, and fome attend the choic Of holy fenates, and ele& by voice Dryden 3. To fet in an office All fignified unto you by a man, who is ordaine over the affairs, fhall be utterly deftroyed Efther 4. To invelt with minifterial fun&ion facerdota power o Meletius Was ordained by Arian bifhops, and ye his ordination was never queftioned OrpasNER 2./ who ordains [fro Stilling fleet ordain. regulation church hath authority to eftablifh that fo an order at one time, which at another time it ma abolith, and in both do well Hooker 7 R(.‘glllill government The night, their number Mulmutiu whofe ufe the fword of Caefa Hath too much mangled Give order to my fervants, that they tak No note of our being abfent Shake[peare If the lords of the council iffued out any orde Th My reafon bends to what thy eyes ordain Prior Mandate ; precept ; command 6. Rule Dryden For I was born to love, and thou to reign H Locke againft them, or if the king fent a proclamatio for their repair to their houfes, prefently fom nohlemen publifhed a proteftation againft thofe order and proclamations Clarendon Upon this new fright, an order was made by bot houfes for difarming all the papifts in Englan upon which, and the like orders, though feldo any thing was after done, yet it ferved to keep u the apprehenfions in the people, of dangers and defigns, and to difincline them from any reverence affetion to the queen Clarendon When Chriftians became a diftinét body, court were fet up by the order of the Apoftles themfelves to minifter judicial procefs Kettleavorth 1 have received an order under your hand for thoufand pounds in words at length Tathes Know the caufe why mufick was ordain'd The fatal tent Eftablithed procefs lefs they keep their own cftates, they are fuch father as the fons maintain, which is againft the order o Nature Davenant nants, and perhapsorss for wafle provifion 70 OrRDA'IN. w. a. [ordino, Latin ; ordonaer, French. 1. To appoint; to decree Waller houfe, This order with her forrow fhe accords ‘Which orderlefs all form of order hrake Danicl Kings are the fathers of their country, but un for {craps or rem The Gods ordain this kind relief That mufick fhould in founds conve ‘What dying lovers dare not fay foundation, the inftruments for our works, th feveral employments afligned, and the ordinances w obferve Bacon's Newv Atlantis As St. Paul was full of the doétrine of the gofpel; fo it lay all clear and in order, open to hi Vii tw Locke 4. Regularity ; fettled mode an the true ftate of Solomon' Fr. Any of the faculties wanting, or out of srder produce fuitable defects in men's underftandings Ord,inold Englith, fignified 5egi7z7zi)1g odds [ords ordre 3. Proper flate the prob:bly the proverbial phraf Latin The moderator, when either of the difputant breaks the rules, may interpofe to keep them t order Watts Gibfon whenc [ords will keep this order; I will fet forth the end of ou Iflandifh tongue, ord fignifies a fpear o dart 7. / continued Hale 1. Method ; regular difpofition éepmron. The place where the muficians are fet a a publick thow by walk whence the vulgar trial of witches An ifland falt and bare O'renar to Heaven being thrown, I fuppofe, into the water Ainfasorth The haunt of feals and orcs, and {ea-maws clang Milton erdalium ing blindfold over hot bars of iron ; o A fort o fea-fifh 2. /. [opdal, Saxon low Latin; ordalie, Frenchi A tria by fire or water, by which the perfo Itfmote Atrides orbie targe ; but runnenot throug the brafe Chapman When now arrai The world was with the {pring 5 and orbie houre Had gone the round againe, through herbs an flowers Chapman Orc. n. /. [orca, Lat. tevya. OR and the fadden ac Would dafh all order, and protect their fact. Daniel As there is no church, where there is no order no miniftry; fo where the fame order and miniftr is, there is the fame church Pearfon 8. A fociety of dignified perfon guifhed by marks of honour diftin Elves - priefts of the fecond order. ¢n g temple all the veflels Fro Ay b'"'g:i'jt&m T Almigh tranfcendent fear the ofaint; 8 i hi To thofe bright srders utter'd thys p; among S Voice Like ufe you make of th equiy oca wor gi nity,V whic fery or office is of order t domj nature 3 and you artificially together b k ik 10. A religious' fraternity Warla Find a barefoot brother out One of our order to affocia t me Here vifiting thefick, § bakef . Romey gyq . 1i. {Inth plural. If the fault of me Hierarchicy "r‘d ftate in orders are oply 4o Jjudged among themfelyes they are all iy fope fo parties D d avin in hi youth made a good pmg,?fs- learning, that he might dedic te himfelf more tirely to religion, he entere int holy orders ; inf a few years became renown d for his fant life Whe Addifm's Spegity Ouranius firft entered into '}{oly f ‘?zfl had haughtinefs in his temper, great conac' and difregard for all foolith and unrea onable people but he has prayed away this fpirit Loy 12. Means to an end Virgins muft remember, that the virginity ofh body is only excellent in order to the purity o th foul for in the fame degree that virgins live ma fpiritvally than other perfons, in the fam is their virginity a more excellent ftate Tayly We thould behave reverently towards the Dj vine Majefty; and juftly towardsmen; and jn yl to the better difcharge of thefe duties, we fioy govern ourfelves in the ufe of fenfual delights it temperance T,Il,,'f,, The beft knowledge is that which is of gre ufe in order to our eternal happinefs Tillf What we fee is in order only to what we do m fee ; and both thefe ftates muft be joined togeth Atterbiry One man purfues power in order to wealth, an anather wealth in order to power, which latt s t fafer way, and generally followed Suwi 13 Meafures ; care It were meet you fhould take fome order for th foldiers, which are now firft to be difchargeda difpofed of fome way; which may otherwife gro to as great inconvenience as all this that you e quit us from Spenferon Jrdash Provide me foldiers Whilft T take order for mine own affairs. Shakef The mioney promifed unto the king, he took order for, albeit Softratus required it 2]{'[%17 If any of the family be diftrefied, orderis tike for their relief and competent means to live. Bast 14 [In architecture. fyfte of th feveral menbers oman}eqls and proportions of columns and pilafters; 0":;'5" regular arrangemen t of the projecting part building, efpecially thofe of a column; {?z:u form one beautiful whole : or order is a certai for the proportions of columns and for thegl:' which fome of the parts ought to have o count of the proportions that are gfilflnf There are five orders of columns three ol ‘}m xw, cori an ionic doric th wiz Greek ar com an tufca th wix Italia tw an It The whole is compofed of two parts a column and the entablature, and of fa:r Pd:?w" the moft ; where there is a pedeftal un alh&'" The feveral chairs of order look you fcour With juice of balm and ev'ry precious flow'r. Shak Princes many times make themfelves defires, an fet their hearts upon toys ; fometimes upon a building ; fometimes upon ereCting of an order Bacon lumns, and one acroter or little pedefial[-;:n i of the entablature. The column has hr;:h And to the nobleft order gave the name Dryden By fhining marks, diftinguifh'd they appear And various orders various enfigns bear. Granwville diameters , by diameters is meant th€ ing tW0 the flaft at the bottom, the p_edefifll having f ven; ;l lt ca a f b t w the colum o w t r d o r d t I She left immorta trophies of her fame 9. A rank, or clafs . The king commanded the high prieft and th the bafe, the fhaft, and the capital§ are all different in the feveral orderss In the tufcan order, any height being Es"""o vide it into ten parts and three quary ot | entablature one and three quarters is divided into twelve déamct.ers ortE‘"' 7 i l' L |