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Show RI 4ain, do feem to have been out of fcripture not ab " Hooker S\ furdly gathered yefolwe the riddle of their loyalty, and givethe \ opportunity to let the world fee what they do, but what they fay H alway rofotvey tha ben they mean no Kjng Charles rathe himfel t judicioull by doubts to perplex a bufinefs layward The gravers, when they have attained to th knowledge of thefe repofes, will eafily refolve thof diffculties which perplex them. Dryden's Dufrcfio 5 The man who would r¢fo/ve the work of fate r Pri be nu lim Ma Happinefs, it was refolved by all, muft be forn one uniform end, proportioned to the capacities o independ human nature, attainable by every man Rogers 5 %y, ent on fortune i, To fettle in an opinion Good or evil altions or prohibite commande by laws and precepts fimply moral, may be refolve into fome di€tates and principles of the law of na ture, imprinted o . heart at the creation White man' Long fince we were r¢folved of your truth Shak Your faithful fervice, and your toil in war M This fenf %, To fix in a determination is rather neutral thef i thovg ex . amples the form be pafiive Good proo 4k This day affords, declaring thee refolv' , To undergo with me one guiit I run to meet th' alarms ‘R.fifiv'd on death Milton Refolv'd for fea, the flaves thy baggage pack Nothing retards thy voyage, uslef . To fix in conftancy; to confirm Quit prefently the chapel ! For more amazement Il make the ftatue move Dryden. or refolve yo Shakefpeare Refolving is bringing a fluid, which is now con%39 creted, into the ftate of fluidity again. Arbuthnot Vegetable falts refo/ve the coagulated hnmours o 7 2 human body, and attenuate, by ftimulating th Arbuthnot " folids, and diffolving the fluids .» To analife; to reduce firong inclinatio altogether unimafo univerfal a conTillotfon were men Dryden The decretals turn upon this point, and refolve all into a monarchical power at Rome Baker cn Learning To RESO'LVE. @. 7 . To determine; to decree wichin one' felf Confirm'd, thenI refolv Adam fhall fhare with me M lton ' Covetoufnefs is like the fea, that reccives th _ tiibute of all rivers, though far unlike it inlendin 7 g4 " anyback; therefore thofe, who have refifved upa the thriving fort of picty, have feldom embarke igh @l their hopes in oze bottom %72 To melt Decay of Piety to be diffolved - HaveI not hideous death within my view Retaining but a quantity of life ‘Which bleeds away, ev'n as a form of wa Refolveth from its figure *gaintt the fire Shakefp No man condemn me, who has never fel A woman's power, or try'd the force of love All tempers yield and foften in thofe fires Our honours, interefts, refolving down Run i the gentle current of our joys Southern When the blood ftagnates in any part, it firf coagulates, then refolves and turns aikaline I'm glad, you thus continue your refolve To fuck the fweets of fweet philofophy Shakefp When he fee Him/el by dogs, and dogs by men purfu'd He ftrait revokes his boid refolwe, and mor Repents his courage, than his fear before. Derbam Caefar' approach hath fummon' LU& ke To the prefent impulfes of fenfe, memory, an inftinét, all the fagacities of brutes may be reduced though witty men, by analytical re¢fd/ution, hav chymically extratted an artificial logick out of al their actions Hale's Origin of Mankind 3. Diflolution us together In the hot fprings of extreme cold countries, th And Rome attends her fate from our refslves RESO'LVEDLY Wit adv [fro firt heats are unfufferable, whic Addifon's Cato refolved. firmnefs and conftancy tha it is not the mediocrity of refolution make the virtue makes the vice no RESO'LVEDNESS th 7. / 4. [From refolure. Refolution; conftancy Reso'LVENT whic Ere a determinate refolution The bifhop did require a refpite Shakefpeare O Lord, refolutions; of future reforming do no always fatisfy thy juftice, nor prevent thy ven geance for former mifcarriages King Charles refolved. firmnefs We fpend our days in deliberating, and we en them without coming to any refolution. L' Eftrange How much this is in every man's power, by mak be imagined a preparative to its reDecay of Picty . /. [refolwens, Lat. ing refolutiors to himfelf Tha Th which has the power of caufing folution In the beginning of inflammation, they requir repellents; and in the increafe, fomewhat of reJolwents ought to be mixed Wifeman's Surgery contai wholefome juice, refolvent of the bile, anodyne an cooling Arbutbnot REsO'LVER. 7. /. [from refolve. that forms a firm refolution The reft o fcattered, ben Jolution5 as i of which thei They Re‘soLuTELY terminately dily W 6 ments of fenfe perfifts refolutely in his courfe Tillotfon Some of thofe faéts he examines, fome he r¢foIutely denies; others he endeavours to extenuate and the reft he diftorts with unnatural turns. Sewift 2. /. [from refolute. RESOLUTENESS Determinatenefs; ftate of being fixe in refolution refolution, French. Latin Determinatio Fell T he unravelling and refolution of the difficulties that are met with in the exccution of the defign Dryden's Qedipus the parliament ha th Clarendon Idiltor of a cauf iam courts o [refolutus adj Lat re Having the power t [from refomo, Latin. { Sound; re found An ancient mufician informed me, that therewere fome famous lutes that attained not their fui beft refomance tiil they were abou fourfcore years old Boyle REe‘soNaNT. adj Jonans [refonnant Latin. French re Refounding. His volant touc Fled and purfu'd tran{verfe the refomant fuge. Rilg To Reso'RT. w. n. [reffortir, French. 1. To have recourfe The king thought it time to refort to other coun fels, and to provide force to chaftife them, who ha fo much defpifed all his gentler remedies. Clarendon 2. To go publickly Thither fhall all the valiant youth refert And from his memory inflame their breaft To matchlefs valour Milton's Agoniffes Hither the heroes and the nymphs reforz ope 3. 'Te repair to I the ver time-o fpecial commandment rs of antiquity, if their originals efcap ion, they fall into great obfcurities, an future ages feldom reduce into a refciution Brown's Vulgar Errours [ution o Vifits, whether of civility, or for r¢folu confcience, or information in points of difficulty are the end of an adtion governe Jolutif, French. diffolve or relax Re‘sonance. 7./ 1. A& of clearing difliculties i the Helots, which were otherwif thitherward, with a new life of retheir captain had been a root, ou courage had fprung Sidney REe'soLuTivE Boyle [refoluiio fieadinef firmnefs Nor have we all the a&ts of parliament or o Jjudicial refolutions, which might occafion fuch alterations Hele All that my refolutenefs to make ufe of my cars not tongue, could do, was to make them acquiefc 7. / Grew's Cofmol juttice refolutely muft A man, who lives a virtuous life, defpifes th pleafures of fin, and notwithftanding all the allure TION. RESOL wh feafoning an Rofcom du that whic If not what refolution from defpair adv. [from refolute.] Defirmly ; conftantly; ftea To the few virtues that we have, be juft called fufpenfion t What reinforcement we may gain from hope firm Be bloody, bold, and refo/ute; laugh to fcor The pow'r of man ; for none of woman bor Shall harm Macbeth Shakefpeare's Macbeth Edward is at han Ready to fight; therefore be refolute Shakefpeare anfwer refolution to a&k thofe monftrous things RE'SOLUTE. adj. [refole, Fr.]" Deterfteady b Locke I would unftate myfelf to be in a due refolution Shakefpeare Boyle mined; fixed; conftant ma 5. Conftancy good or bad parts the genuine and univerfal refolwer of mixed bodies of the will, whic in the intelle€tual On or no the fire b is eafy to try anfwers to invention, refolution: and that which in the phantaftick will, is obftinacy, is conftanc one that feparate whethe mod bitation Thy refolutions were not before fincere; confequently God that faw that, cannot be thought t haye juftified that unfincere refo/ver; that dea faith Hammond's Praéiical Catechifm be doubted Fixed determination I> th' progrefs of this bufinefs This refolvednefs, this high fortitude in fin, ca with no reafo miflion Digby fettled thought extremity, whic Grew's Cofmol [fro proceed out o the refslution of humidity congealed A man may be refolmedly patient unto death; f were nUMerous e e th f e p e t a a t o ol re . Let me intelligent being muft grant, that there is fom ing, that is himfelf, that he would have happy 2. Analyfis; aé of feparating any thi into confltituent parts Re folution ; fixed determination It ma 18 And now refo/<'d to elements [from the verb. 2. One that diffolves To melt; to diflolve Into what can we refo/we thi of mankind to this error? it i .1 ginable, but that the reafon o %" fent fhould be conftant .Yeimmortal fouls, who onc 7. / Lackefcent plants, as lettuce and endive r¢foiw'd to die in arms. Dryden . Thy other Jord forbids voluptuoufnefs Reso'rve RE E' fome feftival day Mofes wer law whe God' moft of all required were ordained and duly obferve among the Jews, by authority of the chuich an ftate, and the fame was not fuperftitious; for ou Saviour himfelf reforted unto them White The fons of ligh Hafted, reforting to the fummons high To Argos' realms the vicor god refores And enters cold Crotopus® humble courts 4. To fail back In law ‘The inheritance of the fon never reforte fl{ri./tan Pope to th mothe |
