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Show P R Paul was preffed in fpirit, and tefified to th ¢ PrESIDE, V. 7. [from prefideo, Latin 7. T men Superintendence from prcfia'wzt. prefidency and guidance of fome fuperior agent Ray on the Creation gden h W prefident, French. WS Latin [prefidens 7. / PRE‘SIDENT Shake[p. /{r:r. and Cleop S ferved ... 7. Governour; prefect How might thofe captive Ifraelites, under th " overfigh an governmen o prefidents Affyria be able to leave the places they were to inhabit Brerewood on Languages ‘1. A tutelary power "_ This laft complaint th' indulgent ears did pierc Waller "" Of juft Apollo, prefident of verfe 'RE'SIDENTSHIP. 7./. [from prefident. ~ The office and place of prefident When things came t paftors learning would b ; overperfuade fimple men of their own prefidentfbi always ftand in fear o authority trial of praétice, thei at all times of force t who, knowing the tim to be but fhort, woul their minifters perpetua Hooker RESI'DIAL, adj. [prefidium, Lat.] Re" lating to a garrifon "=""T0 PRESS. @. a. [ prefer, Frenchs premo preffus, Latin, To fqueeze; to cruth The grapesI preffed into Pharaoh's cup. Genefis Good meafure preflad down, thaken together and running over, fhall men give into your bofom Luke, vi. 38 From fweet kernels prefs'd . She tempers dulcet creams Milton L I put pledgets of lint preffed out on the excoria . tion Wifeman Their morning mill the peafants prefs at night Their evening milk before the rifing light. Dryden After preffin ou o Lincolnthire, they bur ovens th th colefee cake fo oi to hea i thei Mortimer 2 Todiftrefs; to crufh with calamities Or‘xce or twice the heav'd the name of fathe ! Pantingly forth, as if it preft her heart Shakefp % To conftrain; to compel; to urge b neceflity whom the like neceffity thould prefs pof tha rod upo Hooker mule an Went out, being haftened and prefled o ) king's commands /3 camels by th Efher ath!:Vas ?re by his majefty's commands, to affif the treaty Wit Temple's Mifeellanics He gapes ; and ftraigh ith hunger preft; devours the pleafing bait. Dryd + To impofe by conftraint Heeiar:fid a letter upoane‘,{ withi Lo you ryden's Spanif "5+ To drive by violence. this hour Come wi_th words as medical a tr e Tgnel Fryar t aseither, to purge him of tha humou I "t prefles him from (cep » To affe® ftron gly Shakefpeare Let us not therefore faint, or be weary in ou journey, much lefs turn back or fit down i defpair mar 9 4. To crowd Fo 6. To urg tunity be th prefs equally in matter in is to give up ourfelve Addifon 'To invade to to pul boldy an b obliging him to fight, difcovers it was not the tru Achilles P of Dryden Press. #n./. [prefoir, Fr. from the ver! b. 1. The inftrument by which any thing i Thi cruthe o fqueezed; win prefs cider prefs The prefs is full, the fats overflow. Foe/ When one came to the prefs fats to dra fifty veflels out of the prefs, there were but t Hagai, ii The ftomach and inteftines are th the lacteal veffels the ftrainers, to feparate t emulfion from the faces Ar They kept their cloaths, when they wer worn, conftantly in a prefs, to give them al z. Th infirumen by whic f no Arbutbnot book printed ar Thefe letters are of the fecond edition ; he wil print them out of doubt; for he cares not wha he puts 4nto the prefs, when he would put us tw g 1 Sh His obligation to read not only claffic @w. 7 but the more recent abortions of the prefs he proved frequently concerned violence; t to diftrefs If there be fair proofs on the one fide, and non at all on the other, and if the mott prefing dithculties be on that fide on which there are no proofs this is fufficient to render one opinion very credible, and the other incredible Tillotfon A great many uneafineffes always foliciting th 3. Crowd tumult Paul and Barnabas virtues wen abou w throng when infidels admiring thei t facrific unt them ren their garments in token-of horror, and as frighte ran crying through the prefs of the people, wherefore do ye thefe things Hooker She held a great gold chain ylinked well ‘Whofe upper end to higheft heaven was knit will, it is natural, that the greateft and mof preffing thould determine it to the next action. Lacke violence to an And lower part did reach to loweft hell And all that prefs did round about her fivell To catchen hold of that long chain Sgenfer Whoisi t in the prefs that cails on me T hear ato sue, fhuiiler than all +1the muft I make bold to pref With fo little preparation o I prefs toward the mark for the prize. Philip The Turks gave a great thout, and pre/fed in o Knalles and impor that he migh Patroclus preffes upon He€o Sift all fides, to have entered the breach argument 8. 7o PrEss upon againft Ro The peaceful peafant to the wars is pref The fields lie fallow in inglorious reft Dryden You were preffed for the fea-fervice, and got of object importu g vehemenc different, the fafet metho to neither beft and greateft part of their men out of the Wef 2. To go forward wit wit f{paring in the one Whe From London by the king I was pref? forth, Sha They are enforced of very neceflity to prefs th urge o 7. To act upon or influence Shake[peare's Richard 1 with compulfiv unfeafonabl more preffing in the other Bacon So thick the fhiv'ring army ftands And prefs for pafiage with extended hands. Dryden Do but fay to me what I fhould do That in your knowledge may by me be done And I am preff into it Shakefpeare For every man that Bolingbroke hath prefs' To lift fharp fteel againft our golden crown Heav'n for his Richard hath in ftor a 'ky 1ile 3O G mor On their fharp beaks they whet their pointed ftings 1. T the The lefs blood he drew, the more he took treafure; and, as fome conftrued it, he was th mans ; for if the confederate had leagues defenfive the Romans would ever be the foremoft Bacon Pref? for their country's honourand their king's Zo PrESS in Let them be preffed, and ready to give fuccour a-do for to touch him tha He preffed upon them greatly; and they turn Preff or preffed i 11. To make earneft here perhaps rather an adjetive ; prefe French ; or from prefse or imprefse, Fr Rale countries, which is no fmall charge The endeavour to raife new men for th of the army by prefing, found oppofition in places G infomuc Beware to learn5 nor prefs too near the throne. Dry Pope th many WhatI tranfaét with o#iers o The place thou preffeft on thy mother earth Is all thy empire now : now it contains thee. Dryd A glorious angel heale Counfel the may ; and I wil The knowledge firt of 10. To act upon with weight 12. To force into military fervice is properly imprefs to throng he ha 5+ To com nately Leucothoe fhook wit Pope Thronging crowds prefs on you as you pafs And with their eager joy make triumph flow. Dry He grefs'd her matron lip With kiffes pure Milton She took her fon, and prefs' Th' illuftrious infant to her fragrant breaft. Dryd as it ever wa Rogers Were we to prefs, inferior might on ours tohug, as in embracing to their confederates to the hiz of our calling prefled upon hi And prefs'd Palemon clofer in her arms forwar On fuperior power to bear ftrongly on To comprefs but prefs chearfull 3. T'o make invafion ; to encroach Smith with muc The experience of his goodnefs in her ow deliverance, might caufe her merciful difpofitio 10 take fo much the more delight in faving others Th or importunity with argu His cafy heart receiv'd the guilty flame And from that time he pref her with his pafiion The tutor fits in the chair as prefident or modepator, to fee that the rules of difputation be ob Watts enforce ; to inculcat Chymifts I might prefs with arguments, draw from fome of the eminenteft writers of their fect Boyle The cardinal being preffed in difpute on thi head, could think of no better an anfwer. Waterl A the prefident of my kingdom, will Appear there for a man Wildomy xviie 11 8. To urge One placed with authority over others one at the head of others She is always drawn in a pofture of walki being as natural for Hope to prefs forward to he proper objects, as for Fear to fly from them. _44di on perfons of quality than any other Felton Thofe who negotiated, took care to make demands impofiible to be complied with ; and therefore might fecurely prefs every article, as if the were in earneft Saift YWhat account can be given of the growth o Jants from mechanical principles, moved withou Dry Be fure to pre/s upon him every motive. Addifon 1 am the more bold to prefs it upon you, becaufe thefe accomplifhments fit more handfomel . /. [ prefidence, French PRE‘SIDENCY And treads the fteps the vanquifh'd trod before xvilis § Wickednefs condemned by her own witnefs, an preffed with confcience, forecafleth grievous things T hom|on Afts Th' infulting vi€or preffes on the more Some o'er the publick magazines pz"g/i({r e y D e vi pr t ag fo ne fe ar And fom W O'er the plan i .\ Of thriving peace, thy thoughtful fires prefide. " Jews that Jefus was Chrift to hav o prefiders Fr.] To be fet over - authority over PBR Cry, Cee S |