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Show RE R'E they did, there was no excufe to juftify their act; | 5 unlefs, in the fcripture, they could thew fome law tha the did licenc cuftom to break a receive thu -Wh Will it not be receiv'd Shake[p. Macbeth dares receive it other Left any fhould think that any thing in thi number eight creates the diapafon: this computation of eight is rather a thing reccived, than an affeion which the word of God requires Watts 7. To take-as into a veflel cloud received him ou W He was taken up, a " A&syi. 9 of their fight Recer'veEpNEss. #n / General allowance and receiv Milton the propofed opinion, think it rather worth to b Boyle examined, than acquiefced in RECEY'VER. 7. /. [receveur, French from receive. 1. One to whom any thing is communicate Shake[peare receiver of, he took as we do air She from whofe influence all impreflion came Donne But by receivers impotencies lame What was fo mercifully defigned, might hav been improved by the humble and diligent receiwer Hammord unto their greateft advantages any thing is given o 2. One to who aid In all works of liberality, fomething more is t be confidered, befides the occafion of the givers Spratt and that is the occafion of the recsivers Gratitude is a virtue, difpofing the mind to a inward fenfe, and an outward acknowledgement o a benefit reccived, together with a readinefs to return th fame a th occafion of the doer fhal require, and the abilities of the receiver extend to Scuth If one third of the money in trade were locke land-hclder ©p muf receiv on thir lef fo their goods; a lefs quantity of money by on third being to be diftributed amongit an equa Locke number of receivers Wood's halfpence will be oftered for fix a penny and the neceflary receivers will be lofers of tw thirds in their pay Savift 3. An officer appointed to receive public money There is a receiver, who alone handleth the mo nies Bacon 4. One who partakes of the blefled facrament The fignification and fenfe of the facramen difpofe the fpirit of the receiver to admit the grac Laylo of the fpivi of God there copfigned is as tru is exhaled from minerals city an denfity or rarefation RECEPTIBI'LITY The peripatetick matter.is a pure una&uate power ; and this conceited vacuum a mere recepti as that we refpir Bentley ) 1, ty 7% RECE'LEBRATE. @. a. [re and cele'To celebrate anew brate. new fate nefs it i fchirru recency augment, requireth milde confirmed one They canno whil Enu adj. {recens, Latin. The ancients were of opinion, that thofe parts where Egypt now is, were formerly fea, and tha a confiderable portion of that country was recent 2. Late difcharged into th Woeodward not antique Among all the great and worthy perfons, whereo th memor remaineth eithe z. The ftate of being received To the reception of their matter, at Not to th' extent of their own fphere or recent ancien ture for the reception of fenfations, are few, an perception, they are received with, ebfcur th not long difmifled, releafed, o parted from Re'CENTLY. adv ly; frefhly Thof tubes All hope is lof Of my reception into grace. Milton's Paradife Hfl fluids, are mof REe‘cenTNESS I cannot furvey this world of fluid matter, without thinking on the hand that firlt poured it ou and made a proper channel for its receptions Addifor 6. Treatment at firlt coming; welcome Thi This inference of the recentnefs of mankind fro the recentnefs of thefe apotheofes of gentile deities feems too weak to bear up this fuppofition of th novitas humani generis Hale RECE'PTACLE. 7. /. [receptaculum, Lat. A veflel or place into which any thin This had formerly th is received accent on the firft fyllable When the fharpnefs of death was overcome he' then opened heaven as well to believing Gentiles as Jews : heaven till then was no recepracle t Hooker the fouls of cither > The county of Tipperary, the only county palatine in Ireland, is by abufe of fome bad ones mad a receptacle to rob the reft of the counties about it Spenfer's State of Ircland powerful mgtnqd of ftorming or battery can pretend to prove fuccsd ental Funde and Ham ful Pretending to conful ki i th io ep re o io ep re a gr th Abo . Opinio Pgilofaphegs Thither to come Arbuthnot nefs; frethnefs of fo man fucceflio dif foun hav God b ribe being farther pref violen th bu n noth tha tion recc couragin o New entertainment flexible and moft eafily lengthened 7. /o [from recent. 5. The at of containing New which are moft recent/y mad 4. Readmiflion Ulyfies moves Urg'd-on by want, and recent from the ftorms The brackifh ouze his manly grace deforms.. Pope [from receat. Lsik and dull Bacon mad degree of love Frefh - Milin the avenues, provided By ne In fome animals there is not one that hath been tranfported- to th 3 Caufes, according fil 3. Admiflion of any thing communicated ; not of long exiftence and formed out of the mu neighbouring fea by the Nile Brown Both ferve completely for the reception and communication of learned knowledge Hilder In this animal are found parts official unto nutrition, which, were its ‘aliment the empty receptio Broswn of air, provifions had been fuperfluous applications than th " Wifeman In this recenfion of monthly flowers, it is to b underftood from its firft appearing to its final witherEwelyn ing 1. Ne our fober enquiries in the doubt- Rece'pTIoN. n fi [receptus, Latin] g 1. The a& of receiving it is in it meration; review RE'CENT condem fophy New Rece'NsioN. n. f. [recenfio, Lat. which behold the prefent ftate of things ful appertenancies of arts and receptaries of philo Ben Fonfon [recens, Latin. #. / Re‘cency Glanwilly Re‘ceprary. . [ [receptus, Latin. Thing received Not in ufe French air and Englifh verfe here wedded lic ‘Who did this knot compofe Again hath brought the lilly to the rofe Recelebrates the joyful match 2. /. [receptys, La:z:d Poffibility of receiving as to elafti And with their chained dance e ev V - the furface, where th heat is not fo uniform, it is fubjeét to viciffitude Woo on whic in by another All the learnings that hie time could make hi tempt men to pretend poverty, in osder to Atterbflf the advantages Though the fupply from this great mep;gl The air that in exhaufted receivers of air pump [from received. Others will, upon account of the receivedsefs o bod Thefe are conveniences to ‘private perfo;i;{- ifon, in ftead of being receptacles for the truly P°°f,th the air pump, out o is drawn, and whic therefore receives an experiments are tried Raleigh's Hiftary y}l)bcncg 3 Lfc& .par?dllfe a receptacle proy " Wi o fpirits foul, and all my tree the Their intelligence, put)i,n at t}r: Ct:PP;;Y; fl'{:Im thall convey it into a little recoptacle a the beottgm Arbuthnot 7. The veflel o which the ai Toone of your receiving Shake[peare Enough is thewn Abundance fit to honour Qur heav'nly ftranger be n Spenfer's State of Ireland fire Mark, xvie 19 10. To entertain as a gueit divine knowledge Thefe liquors, which the wide recciver fill Prepar'd with labour, and refin'd with {kill Blackmore Another courfe to diftant parts begin Alkaline fpirits run in veins down the fides o the receiver in diftillations, which will not tak After the Lord had fpoken, he was received u into heaven, and fat on the right hand of God telletually Of all my buried anceftors are 'packt., Sh l; ner ; Thc eye of the foul, or receptacl of f; ? 6. The veflel inte which fpirits are emitted from the ftill 8. To take into a place or ftate . To concéive in the mind; to take in n ther there woul receivers Where for thefe many hundre:i )g:;k'th of the maintenance o receivers always ready cauf thei thieves 6. To admit When they came to Jerufalem, they were reAftsy XVe 4 ceived of the church Thou fhalt guide me with thy counfel, and afterPfalm Ixxiii. 24 ward receive me to glory Let her be fhut out from the camp feven days and after that received in again. Numbers, Xii. 14 Free converfe with perfons of different fects wil enlarge our charity towards others, and incline u to receive them into all the degrees of unity an As in a vault, anancient the goods which he fteals by takin for wer Bacon true computation One wh This is a grea thieves, knowin Hooker When we haye mark'd with blood thofe {leepy two And us'd their very daggers, that they have don't co-operates with a robber generally admitted quitted the popular who. hav dotrines of their countries, hav D c re Oo m C e e a n i i o travagan Lacke tenanced 8. Recovery Not in ufe o a s s g k c e F th o a g He was rig a l m x M o f w t o t tion o s a ? ' t L s t e e [ RECE PTIVE. adj o ing the qualit communicated V o f ? e r p v t a i The foul being, as i it lial"‘:!'hmfl; o a l a f o g t n f i of tha b H a u a r p f o t alfo perfected -wit a t t g joy, peace and del m : " o m e n c u i i f t n v a l‘ )f i p c r m c b n k anme ‘ could in a iy ,n de te im ua hi wa he meant them Th and endeayour |
