OCR Text |
Show PR PR i? fe i t k m a t o n i a t u f th a . truth _There is caufe, why we fhould be flow and un willing to change, without very urgent neceflity the ancient ordinances, rites, and approved cuftom of our venerable predeceffors Hooker Bacon t k { n i n i i o e i c a e p 0.]E‘ondmafi‘o r c o n w fo n t e f f r ! render your rep Glanville defective The reafon why men are fo wea If I fee in governin ceffor, feem #. /. [pre and contradt "NRBCO'NTRACT the laf This was formerly accented o b "w, other Ly PRECONTRA'CT [pre and con @. a To contralt or bargain before srg8. ATRD Some are fuch as a man canno w3 RECU'RSOR. m. [ [precurfor, Lat. preForerunner; harbinger i, o4 [meurfeury Fr. ove's lightnings, the precurfer " 70f dreadful thunder claps, more momentar Burne playe the precurfo decree Some gentleman or other fhall *fcape a predefiinat k fcratcht face Whom he did forekrow, he alfo did pred conformed to the image of his fon. Ro to b 1 us unto the adoptio Having predef children by Jefus Chrift to himfelf. Ephe PrEDESTINA'TION coming of Homer in his Homerides caret th have ufed it As thofe are endowed with poifon, becaufe the " ate predaceous; fo thefe need it not, becaufe thei clean.sh data import.tsv out README food is near at hand, and may be obtained withou 3 W"'tefiDerbam not countenanced from analogy Sfl\'matia, laid by predal rapine low Mourn'd the hard yoke, and fought relief in vain Sa. Boyfe . pra&‘fln where he exag Tl g Efirflted the nialice and the cruel predatory war mad £ gby Hu land. Scotg ( Me Ppreying; rapacious Y that i Bacon PREDECEAsED . ad j Dead boton lj. [ pre aannd 7, eceafed. s Will yo T Tpent to follow e flying predeceffirs days wer Sidney PREDETE'RMINE Co PrEDpicAME'NTAL ment. On 7 [fro predica tha 2. [predicans Latin. aflirms any thing PRE'DICATE a [ predico To affirm any thing of anothe All propofitions, wherein a idea which any ter that term, ar is a metal F thing of the comple for, is predicate only verbal ; w PRE DIEATE. comprif ftand Lat. g to fay that gol Loc T 2 o affirm t an affirmation It were a prefumptio t think n th thin &t refemn of th nature very touchin uni Y and any created being . Hual n. / [predicatum Latin. {ubjeCt : as immertal man is rational man is no The predicate is that which is affirmed or denie of the fubjeét arts's _l_," Watts' L fw"xo 2. /. [ predetermi dammond a ad) cfp Relating to predicaments Pre'DicANT aéts to wait @ by any defini That which is afirmed or denied of th thence, that my will is free in refpe¢t of God, an Hammaond's Fundame not predetermined The truth of the catholick doétrine of all a Eg in points of predetermination and irrefiftibility, frand 7 Clafs or kind defcribe tive marks on Bodics The offender's life lies in the merc Of the-duke only, "gainft all other voice In which predicament I fay thou ftand e I fhew the line and the predicament Wherein you range under this fubtle king decree beforehand in oppofition to the Calvinifts Watts PrE‘DicATE This predetermination of God's own will is fo fa from being the determining of ours, that it i God to prediftinétly the contrary ; for fuppofin determine that I fhall a& freely ; ‘tis certain fro ) /1. One th at was 1n: any ftate or p a fOIre another, 1 t efs paftoral paftimes, a grea man 2 Prepica REDICA'T ; rio ON, 2. /. [predicati ~edicatio,, Latu Lati from predicate. Affirmation concerning an anv thing n In Le nation, French; pre and determination. Determination made beforehand Fr genus, {pecies, difference, fome propert Digb vocall Who turn with fecret pow'r this reftlefs ball Prior And bid predeftin'd empires rife and fall at an ancient tradition, bega Bpon an honoyrah) ¢ refpect, and worn as a memorab OPhy of predeceafed valour Shake[peare becauf any being PREDI'CAMENT #. /[. [ predicament Erench; predicamentum, Latin. 1. Aclafs or arrangement of beings or fubftances ranked according to theirnatures called alfo categorema or category mine example let the Stoicks ufe PREDETERMINA TION E. n.J. [ praedicabile, Latin. term, denoting one of th every th muft b Raleigh's Hiflory of the F¥orld Ordains on earch and huma but for prof Thef Ye careful angels, whom eternal fat moc Prepecy/s S OR . 7. redeceffe? ur 2re and deced,, La[in.[} as fom 7% PREDE STINE. v. a. [ pre and deftine. raven The ey Is th:'\t come of exercife are maketh th ¢ {pirits more hot and preda ery an Their f2d and cruel doétrine to maintai Let all predeftinators me produce Who ftruggle with eternal fate in vain boeing as no taxes five things which can be aflirmed of an thing PrepEsTINA‘TOR. 7. /. [from prede/tinate.] One that holds predeftinatio or the prevalence of pre-eftablifhed neceflity Bacorn. to all creatures Their maker, or their making As if predefiination over-rul' Their will, difpos'd by abfolute decree Or high fore-knowledge. - Milton's Paradife Loft rapine The king called his parliament b an ufe of divines; or perdition log or their fate AEDATORY. adf. [ pradatorius, Latin . from preda, Latin. e Plund.enng tha forefeet providenc Con feription would be allowed by them as fuff otherwif this L ien PrE‘DICABLE. adj. [predicable, Fi ench pradicabilis, Latin. Such as may b affirmed of {omething Nor can they juftly accuf Rob This word i commo th Living by prey bing ; practifing plonder tha and prefcience for, and hath refpeé n L tn Latin. for the fervice of divine worfhip Fatal de differenc [predium adj 5 an predefiination is only of men; and yet not of all t men belonging, but of their falvation properly i Pope REDAL. adj. [from preda, Lat. ca prefcience only forefeeth REDA'CEOUS. adj. [from preda, Latin. 4 providenc fro w civil law, their h cree; pre-ordination Predeftinatio C fiting of farms Dryden from predeftinate. certai Pre‘D1AL [predeflination 7. / fenfible inftin&t to their imaginative aculty, wh brute i life His ruff creft he rears And pricks up his predeffinating ears b If there were nothing but bodies to be ranke by them in the predicament of place, then that de In ludicrous language predeftination confin Harris hol T # @w PrEDPE'sTINATE Y French t by irreverfibl beforehan o or accident French ; pre and deftino, Latin. appoin T doo teceden are predetermined to the conve /)u;:)r %/"] ziner T decree fe W 7o PREDE'STINATE. @. a. [pre This contagion might have been prefaged upo iz, Bticonfideration of its precurfors, viz. a rude winter &iiand a clofe, fulphurous and fiery air Harwey Thoma previou adventuroull 1 /f\"',.(."' felf Shake[peare's Tempeft Were not ':/:', determine. climb into heaven, to ranfack the cel {tial archives Leeian el d 5, when lefs labou read 5 fdde he may fecure an authentick tranfcript within him ItRECU'RSE, 7. /. [from pracurro, Latin. Forerunning And prologue to the omen coming on Haye heaven and earth together demonttrated. Sha pr th doe W"‘ e his wife The like precurfe of fierce events Ui i e As harbingers preceding fill the fages Addifon Anceftor predeftination though he himfelf be unmarried, becaufe they ar already precontracied to fome other; or elic ar in too near a degree of affinity or confanguinity clean.sh data import.tsv out README . refolved to bring the project to its per PrREDEsSTINA'RINN. n. /. [from prede/One that holds the doétrine o tinate. Shake[p 'tis no fin " %2, To bring you thus together 2 He is your hufband on a precontrac? laurel But happy thou fro And fla that pi A contra&t previous to au . fyllable. /lor in th pre fe€tion The more beauteous Cloe fat to thee Good Howard, emulous nc a r [ f 7 2 RECONCEPT e r f l u i e p i i O %, geption a m friends of antiquity are not few Dryden The prefent pope, who is well acquainted wit the fecret hiftory, and the weaknefs of his prede eb f l m c t e r f ar e t bu wived ends South v quently Cuftom with moft men prevails more t truth; according to the notions and prec th a t w s n m o i e r f t h i whi { .' (! (1 .. 11 l f i o a r o difcourf t th a ; z F e ‘ c a o fa g i t f m is, becau o e p e t t w c a l m c a , c(;me not in W partia FR' [pr an u reafo they are only a fluence ' 70 PRED predire, Fr. H 'T is alway arigribut s lick ruins in nho 7 pub till hi Priepiferionta.[ 4] preaifion Fr tro 70 Lati Prophef declaration of fomething future |