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Show R Flies crufhed and corrupted, when inclo fuch veflels, did never procreate a new fly. Bentle Since the earth retains her fruitful power To procreate plants the foreft to reftore Say, why to nobler animals alon Should fhe be feeble, and unfruitful grown ? Blackm While the deathlefs muf Shall fing the juft, fhall o'er their head difl'uf fhe fhall proclai Prior o t i n n d i b p b a t o T 3 7. / % ProcLal MER Sba,iq,/gf-.-y-u ;)rot/azw. [fro One that publifhes by aathority ProcrEa'TION procreatio, Lat neratio The great proclaimery with a voic y c t p u t o u f th a t f a r M { Pro'crEAT inclination .1, Tendency enfion; pronenefs . pro Th 2, Readinefs; facility of attaining He had fucha dextrous proc/iwity, as his teacher were fain to reftrain his forwardnefs, that hi Wotton brothers might keep pace with him Wiam iuxProcL1'vous. adj. [proclivis, Lat.] InDis ‘clined; tending by nature A Roma . PROCO'NSUL. #. /. [Lat. - confular authority | Every child knowet §al & dear the work ho o Homer were to Alexander, . Virgil to Auguftus Aufopius to Gratian, who made him proconful Chaucer to Richard II. and Gower to Henry IV Peacham Proco'nsurLsuip. . /[i [from proconful. _+ 'The office of a proconful 4 7o PROCRA'STINATE [pro a w eraflinor, Lat. To defer to put off from day to day to delay Hopelefs and helplefs doth A geon wind Shakefpeare ‘But to procrafiinate his lifelels end Let' men ferioufly and attentively liften to tha voice within them, and they will certainly need n yothcr mediu t convinc them eithe o adj vV n E [fro w. # T @enerator'; ‘begetter curator [contrate #. / PRO'CTOR 3. To-perfuade; to prevail on Whom nothing ca ‘When the wide wotld runs To writhe his limbs, 2 and {h 'procreare. from'pro withou frocrafiiHammond ROCRASTINA'TION. 2. [. [ procraflinatio Latin ; from procrafiinate. Delay ~dilatorinefs _ How defperate the hazar of fuch procraflina convincingl demonfbrated b Decay of Piety ROCRASTINA TOR. 2 /. [from pricrafii P‘na'te-. A dilatory perfon RO CREANT adj [procreans Produ@tive ; pregnant Latin. ¥ 'I}']]:xe tcn:xplc_haunting martlet does appro e Sy Lis lov'd manfionry, that heaven's breat Mells wooingly here ¢ no jutting friez But this bir Hath: made bis pendant bed, and procreant cradle S/,»;z,lrrj‘/.wa/‘i f the is, the pr acures for the defi for her With what impatience muft the mufe behol Th wife by her¢ -ocuring huiband fold ProcuREMENT. z. / curing. noun. Th aé of pro They mourn your ruin a he emprefs3 for t Curf protior. Erom prefident of t zraces and dégrees to pimp Our author calls colouring, len plain Englifh, the bawd of her fif e cloaths, fhe dreffes he her appear more lovely t I' cannot proffor mine own caufe folwel and "Cliopatra To make it clear 1 3 nhot.men 7o Procu'rRE. . z. To bawd The phoctor fent his fervitor'to calthimi Palter. E Pro'cTors Offic , from his wil Proceed, Salinus, to precure ray fall And by the doom of death end woes and all. Shok the univerfity Pro'cror. @w. a. [from' th To manage. ' A cant word Drocuie 4. To contrive; to forward I' find himi charging the inconveniencies in th payment of tyth s upon the clergyand proftors. Sw 7 oz Sa An'atforney in the {piritual court 3. The magifirate o Is it my lady mother unaccuftom'd caufe 2procures her Wha The moft clamorous for this pretended reformation, are either atheifts, or €le proffors fuborned b Hooker atheifts h(,‘ Bj Izr‘ul'[_'/'t 7 Procvu' RER. 7. fi [frem procure.] obtainer gains tha 1. On . ter tedious ftu glin [ procurmibens Lat. rer-of conte nd a pro 2 'Pimp' pandar Strumpet in theiv youth turn procarers in thei age [from procure. be dila and have feveral things to finifh, which T put off t Awenty years hence Swift to Pope Then by thy toil procur'd 1. A manager of another man's affairs 2 woe Than thofe that we ourfel Lat. th 1 pracraflinate more than T did twenty years ago far mor Though liquor tha ma yet be eafily 7 fubffituted commen and Pro'curacy. #./- [from procure.] Th -management of any thing n: /o [from procure. Procura'rion The aét of procaring: fro bodies ifland, are no ood 's Natura ha i the moftartful procarefs in town feducin girt Dpeciator adj [prodigas Latin Profufe; wafteful no frugal no Left I fliould feem over prodigal in the praife o my countrymen, I will only prelenc you with fom few verfes Cainden Be n ing graces dear thi eral worl all to you Hiffory #..of. [procurateur R Procur from procuro,-luatin.] | Manager t who tran{a parfimonious © with ¢f before the thing convinced, that thefe'are the remain of fea- procare. I fa prodigue, French. expenfive ;. lavith doubtful in ‘thi fpection of thef Thofe, wh matter, upon firi [fre PRO'DIGAL Boyle z..f bawd ayoun in its room D Procu'rEss T nable; acquirable . Set out early and refolutel naiing ot looking back tion 15, hath bee P'bexter pens {fro #. f Procrea'ror Decay of Piety ' Tg PROCRA'STINATE _tory If we Procare not to ourfelves mor We no other pains endure Decay of Picty exor or danger of thus procraftinating their repentance for all th They fhall fear and trembl 7 eremiab, Xxxiii. rity that I procure unto it Happy though but ill Thefe have the accurft privilege of propagatin and 'not expiring, and have reconciled the procrzaof corporeal, with the duratiosi of incorpo réal fabftances Latin 2. T'o obtain ; to acquire procreare. the huma o perio ordinar [procuro PROCU'RE. . a procurer, French. 1. To manage ; to tranfak for another Pro'cREATIVENESS. #.°/. [from procreatiwe.] Power of generation a province wit "THE " efficer, who governe 7 Hale Bramhball 1o fteal, but not a neceflity to fteal natur faculty in males isfixty-five, in females forty-f engender a proclivit The fenfitive appetite ma i Generative ; produ&ive to their houfes, fome nobleman publifhed a ‘proClarendon teftation agdinft thofe proclamations natura >t hat Neither her outfide form'd fo fair, nor ough In procreation common to all kinds / Uncleannefs is an unlawful gratification o appetite of procreation out If the king fent a proclamation for their repai UPROCLIVITY. u.f. [proclivitas, proclivis P durl LA . Procu'ratory. adj. [from procurator. Tending to procuration ; produétion cart A made and conftituted the fpeedier. procreation of thofe varieties which th earth bringeth forth Raleigh n. /. [ proclamatio, Lat proclamation, French 5 from proclaim. S 1. Publication by authonty %, A declaration of the king's will openl ublifhed among the people [ procreation, Fr Geprocreate. The inclofed warmth, whic ftirred up by the'heat of the fun, | Repentance, -and heaven's kingdom mgh at hgn Milton's Paradife Ilh'gs:;:-.u! To all baptiz'd ProcLAMA TION 7. / fro wa if a. proéto exceptions dila bein Fr on befide Shake[peare As procurator fo To masry princef wr: grace Shak Theyrconfirmi and Their undertakin As procyrators for the commonwel " Daniel. i that when you fi moft of him; no, faid D beg of the 1¢ft again dcs bu I mea t Laron A 1 heard myfelf proclaimed PROCURATO RIAL.adj. [from procarator. - " Perfumes with lavith hand Thy crimes alone 1S im When the procurators of kin pofed a rate upon the fick people, that came t Edepfum to drink the waters which were latel bealthful, they inftantl fprung, and wer Taylor dried up [ procreo, Lat generate; t S - Locke 72 PRO'CREATE. «. a procreery French, T produce o f e e p a t r w e c e w Some profligat a u w a a c a . m h . o \ of - punifhment d v l e t a m i h a openly proclaim thei PR PR |