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Show P B P Perbeps the good old man that kifs'd his fon Sir Ifaa And left a blefling on his head 1. Danger the world Pe'riarr. 7. /[ [wednre. Amaulet charm worn as prefervative againft difeafe or mifchief Hanmer pericarde [ an xada figure tha refemble heart in its cavity places, for th a purfe its bafi paffag an contain is pierce i th fiv of the vefiels which ente and come out of the heart: the ufe of the pericardium is to contain. a fmall quantity of clea water, which is feparated by fmall glands in it that the furface of the heart may not grow dr by its continual motion LRuincy i common-weals whic hav n trace huge forefts an unharbour'd heaths Infamous hills and fandy perilous wilds Dicate propitious to my duteous ear What arts can captivate the changeful feer For perilous th affay, unheard the toi Ray Milton T' elude the prefcience ofa God by guile Pope 2. It is ufed by way of emphafis, or ludicrous exaggeration of any thing bad Thus was th' accomplifh'd {quire endu' With gifts and knowledge per'lous threwd. Hudibr 3 Smart; witty ln this fenfe it is, think, only applied to children, an The pericranium is the membrane that cover the fkull: it is a very thin and nervous membran probably obtained its fignification fro of an exquifit wit do not live; a witty boy was therefore*a perilous boy, or a boy in danger It is vulgarly parlous fenfe fuc as cover immediatel not only the cranium, but all the bopes of th body, except the teeth ; for which reafon it is alf I the periofteum Ruincy ving divided the yericranium, 1 faw a fiflur nning the whole length of the wound. Wifeman Peri'curous. adj. [periculofus, Latin. Dangerous ; jeopardous; hazardous, wor not in ufe As the moo contrary fign ever f feventh day arriveth unto Sazurn whic remainet abou ars in one fign, and holdeth the fam n in years as the moon in days, dot Brown ods hefe gericulou Need Perie'rGY. 2. /. [weoi and &ya. th notion tha childre eminen fo *Tis a per'lous boy Bold quick ingenious forward capable He's all the mother's from the top to toe. Shakefp Pe'rivovsLy adv [from 'perilous. Dangerouily Pe'rivousyess. =z [ [from perilous. Jangerouafnefs Peri'METER., 2. /i [weed and perelo terimetre, Fr. The compafs or fu of all the fides which bound any figur lefs caution1n 2n operation ; unneceflar of what kind foever, whether re&ilinea diligence ) #./. [weei and yi5 perigie Per1GE'E Is a paint in th Fr. Psriceum. By comprefling the glaffes ftill more, the diasmeter of this ring would increafe, and the breadt heavens a planet is {z'fid to b wherei in its neareit diftance poflible fro th Harris heoproportion of its motion, it was at th beginping of Aries, and the feriErown bra 7 [7«,‘:; an 7:,/5‘.";5} Is that point ofa planet' rein it is nearef the fun Harris or mixed of its orbit or perimeter decreafe, until anothe new colour emerged in the centre of the laft Neawton PE'RIOD #. / [periode French ; gh a3 . 1. A circuit z. Time in which any thing is performed fo as to begin again in the fame manaer Tell thefe tha: th fu is fixe i the centre that the earth with all thé planets roll round th fun in their feveral feriods; | they cannot' admi a fyllabb''e of thi s new doélrine W atts The end or conclufion whole extent of its duratio the laft period f[a/d" o:}:'z(?h m- froz"n thl:dc}i:osq; Burnet's Thygp OL! "tis a dreadful interval of time 5. Th Afgfy ftate ‘at which any thing tern_]t.‘_ nates Beauty's empires, like to greater ftates, Have certain periods fet, and hidden fates, Suckling Light-conferving ftores muft be fet in thefu before they retain light, and the light will appea continuanc longer than religion hath all reverence done unto it Hovker Her guard is chaftity She that has that is clad in complete fteel And like a quiver'd nymph with atrows kee Ma rercof But mine is made the prologue to thci, There is nothing {o fecret that Play. kg thall ngt b brought to light within the com pafs o our worlg whatfoever concerns this fublunary wogl Alterations in the fervice of God, for that the impair the credit of religion, are therefore perilou Befides this ufe of the pulp or pericarpism fo the guard of the feed, it ferves alfo for the fufte cranium; pericrane, French. Shakefp. Winter's Tale & cycle or period is an acco nt of Years thy has' a beginning and end, and beg 1S 2gain as ofte, as 1t ends We file a leffer fpace a cycle thfi name of period, and you ma c the beginning of a large gerin th t What anxious moments pafs betwee The birth of plots and their laft fatal periods Pr'rivous. adj. [ perileux, French; fro peril. 1. Dangerous; hazardous; full of danger fruit that envelopes the feed PericrriTa'rionN. z /. [from periclitor Latin ; pericliter, French. 1. The ftate of being in danger z. Trial; experiment Pericra'~N1uM #. /. [from @z an Danicl 1 told her On your difpleafure's geril She fhould not vifit you of whic h thethins If my death might make this iflan And prove the period of their tyranny, g y T would expend it with all willingnefs 2. Denunciation ; danger denounced Perica'RPIUM. 2z /. [weg and xapmis pericarpe, Fr.] In botany, a pellicle o thin membrane encompafling the frui or grain of a plant, or that part of nance of animals 4 Have pafs'd the perils of fo hard a way. ~ Dryden Strong, healthy and young people are more i paril by peftilential fevers, than the weak and old Arbutbnot French. ‘The pericardium is a thin membrare of a conic Sidney If cither place, or time, or other coutfe Caufe us to alter th' order now aflign'd The love and pious duty which you pay the en and now doubt not to tell of your geri/s The righteous man to make him daily fall ? Spenf In the act what ; ¢ils thall we find a 3 21oundo comprifed within the calc lation fli-g return, to the fate in whic t at the beginning perikel How many perils do infol A ftated number of year time Dear Pirocles, be liberal unto me of thof things, which have made you indeed precious t her love, perbaps her kingdom charm' him Smith It is not his intent to live in fuch ways as, fo ought we know, God may perbaps pardon, bu to be diligent in fuch ways, as we know tha God will infallibly reward Law 7z / hazard; jeopardy Perbap Prrica'rprum it probable, tha PE'RIL. #. /. [peril, French Dutch 5 periculum, Latin. Perbaps foft pity charm'd his yielding foul The regent conquers, and the Frenchmen fly Now help, ye charming fpells and periapts Shak has mad the comet, which appeared in 1630, by approaching to the fun in its zeribelium, acquired fuch degree of heat, as to be 50c00 years a cooling Cheyne's Philofophical Principles His arms about him fpread Hopes yet to fee him ere his glafs be run. Flatman Somewhat excellent may be invented, perbap more excellent than the firft defign, though Virgi muft be ftill excepted, when that perbaps take place Dryden His thoughts infpir'd his tongue And all his foul receiv'd a real love Perbaps new graces darted from her eyes Newto greater or leffer, until they come to their uemo ])4‘7‘1.0[[ 6 Dlgb) Length of duration Some experiment would be made how by art t make plants more lafting than their ordinary period as to make a ftalk of wheat laft a whole year Bacon's Natural Hiflory 7. A complete fentence from one fallflop 1. to'another ks Periods are beautiful, when they are not to long: for fo they have their ftrength tooasin pike or javelin Ben Jonfm Is this the confidence you gave me Lean on it fafely, not a peris b Shall be unfaid for me Milten Syllogif is mad ufe of to difcover a fallacy,\ cunningly wrapt up in a fmooth period For the afliftance of memories Lacke the fir{t won_.l of every period in every page may be writlen i fl.'nlts diftinét colours 8.« A courfe of events, or feries of thing memorably terminated: as, the period of an empire From the tongu ‘he unfinith'd period falls T homfon's Sprm:g T 7o Pz'r10D. @, a. [from the noun. put an end to. A bad word Your letter he defites To thofe have fhut him up, which f-:ulmg‘ to him Shakefpsare's Timait Perisds his comfort PER10'DICAL. ) adj. [ periodique, Frenc PEr10‘DICK from period. a circuit; masin 1. Circular; makin a revolution i Was the earth's periodick motion ‘9'1V"‘1)'..5~l1'}‘x ol fame plane with that of the dlurnal,d"e.aht mifs of thofe kindly increafes of day an %b"bnm gha-glafl roun rol Four moons perpetuall p ‘ng Wiwith him inke hisMird i alon and are carrie Jupiter ¥iodical circuit round the fun Hatts i i fom a revolatio b 2. Happenin S time Aftrological undertakers would r?-fe‘m{%"‘ezc fome {limy foi}, impregnated with the 1jodical €2 the ftars upon fome remarkable and peri Bentley jun&ions 3. Regular performing fom altio a focollow ftated times 0: oW i 3 n nt mo o The confufio |