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Show SA SA DA Sack. 7. /. [from the verb. We will unite the white rofe with the red plunder 1. Storm of a town ; pillage Before the Famous battle of Crefly, he fpen the greateft part of the night in prayer ; and th Dryden 2. A kind of fiveet wine chiefly from the Canaries now brough [Sec, French adj SACRAME'NTAL Fr ment ; pertaining to a {acrament Shake/peare Pleafe you drink a cup of fack The butler hath great advantage to allurc th Saift maids with a glafs of facé cloath. an [fac 7. f Sa'ckcLOATH Coriolanus coarf Cloath of which facks are made cloath fometimes worn in mortification of goat ftuff mad Coarf colour, wor foldier b an hair, .of 2 dar mariners; an Taylor Jacramentally to imprefs the duty of ftri¢t purity Hammond Who all the facred myfteries of Heav' The help, the guide, the balm of fouls perplex'd Arbuthnot Aud next her wrinkled fkin rough fackloth wore 2. Devoted to religious ufes; holy Spenfer Sandys [from jfack. takes a town. tha On ag Wood goes about with fackfuls of drofs, odi oufly mifreprefenting his prince's countenance Swift Sa'ckPoSsSET poffe mad . fu [fack and poffer. o milk fack an {fom other ingredients Snuff the candles at fupper on the table, becaufe the burning fnuff may fall into a difth o Savift foup: or fackpo/fet SA/CRAMENT. 7. /. [ facremest, Fr. facramentum 1. An oath Lat. any ceremony producin obligation 2. An outward and vifible fign of a ward and {piritual grace a in As often as we mention a facrament, it is im p:‘operly underftoo ; for in the writings of th This temple With all his facred things 3 Dedicated with zo and his holy ark confecrate Milzon confecrated O'cr its eaftern gate was rais'd abov A temple, [acred to the queen of love Dryden Smit with the love of jacred fong Milton Relating to religion ; theological 5. Entitle able named facra "ments 3 our reftraint of the word to fome fe principzal divine ceremonies, importeth in ever fuch ceremony two things, the {ubftance of th ecremon itfelf, whic is vifible and befide that; fomewhat elfe more fecret; in referenc whereuanto we conceive that ceremony to be Llooker acrament 4 The eucharift ; the holy communion Ten thoufand French have ta'en the [aetamen To, rive their dangerous artiller Wpon no Chriftian foul but Englifh Talbot Shakefp Hen V1 b J:p]:t}/l::‘rffi[atm Whm Bright officious lamps In thee concentring all their precious beam Milton Of facred influence Poet and faint, to thee alone were giv'n The two moft_facred names of earthaad heav'n Cozoley 6. Inviolable, as if appropriated to fom A'CRIFICATORY. adj [fro f[acrifse |HCHIL Lat. Offering facr/ificg fif‘%fl"‘ / 5:?;}; 7o SA'CRIFICE. w. a. [ facrifiery B, | g0 Jacrifico, Lat. 1. To offer to Heave.n o And intrails feed the facrificing fire Shake[peare's Titus Andronicy This blood, like facrificing Abels, cries To me for juftice Shakefpeare's Richard1l I facrifice to the Lord all that openeth the maMe 15 Ex, xiii from the herd or.floc Of fucrificing bullock lamb The ftriét forbiddance ? how to violat "The fucred fruit Milton Secrets of marriage fill are facred held There fweet and bitter by the wife conceal'd Dryden Inviol When God had" manifefred himfelf in th flefhs how facredly did he preferve this privilege Seuth Th Sa'crEDNESS. 2. f. [from facred. ftate of being facred ; ftate of being confecrate t religiou ufes holinefs fanctity In the fan&uary the cloud, and the oracula anfwers, were prerogatives peculiar to the fecrednefs of the place South This infinuates the facrednefs of power adminiftration of it be what 16 will or kid Milton 2. To deftroy or give up for the fakeo fomething elfe : with 7o fz>Tis a {ad contemplation, that we fhoul crifice the peace of the church # a little vain cu Decay of Pidy riofity The breach of this rule, To do as one woul be done to, would be contrary to. that intergl Lo men facrifice to when they break it Syphax loves you, and would facrific His life, nay more, his honour, to your fervice Addio A great genius fometimes facrifces foun 3. To deftroy; to kill, 4+ To devote with lofs ~ Brogs To babbling ign'rance and f empty fears Prior 7o Sa'cRIFICE. v, 7 'To makeofferings let th L' Bftrange e i i c f f o t c t g l u g o w g i t o e i i c f a t H 1 u c E u l c d r i n r his off 1 i E r L t t i i c f t Let us g Some mifchief is befalle ? i ri fa h l w w m e m To tha i e J E c f t a [ [ 7 e a H t n r f o o a 1. Th o Alarbus' limbs are lopt Suppofing that 1 lackt it. clean.sh data import.tsv out README Sbakefp. Ant. and Cleop haft thou yielded to tran{gref i ci atonement or propitiation: with tg Sa'CRIFICE Ho g 1 to immolat a5 a fuperiour being The honour's fucred, which he talks on now the %rao,wm; Condemn'd to facrifice his childifh years awfully vencr to reverence SA'CREDLY. adwv. [from facred. that which fenfe or natural reafon cannot of itably; religioufly commonl t {enfe ancient fathers all articles which are peculiar t Chriftian faith, all duties of religion containin felf difcern, are mof fabbath Shall fpend their days with joy unblam'd. Ailton A ful SA'CKFUL. 7. /o [fack and fuil. th to celebrat feaft Being clad in fackidoath, he was to lie on th ground, and confantly day and night implor Ged's mercy for the fin he had committed #z. f cam made a confcience of helping themfelves for th Mace honour of that moft [acred day They with wine-off rings pour'd, and facre "Thus with fackeath I invelt my woe 4nd duft upon my clouded forehead throw Ayliffe's Parergon wh Thof mak,e Milton Before me lay the facred text Not only the fubjeét of facrifice is quetion able, but alfo t trix, being males To their own vile advantages thall turn Calmet Sa'cker wolves . cloaths were ftraight and clofe like a fack fhall fucceed for teachers, grievou Wolve mourning. Called facksloth, either becaufe fack were-made of this fort of ftuff, or becaufe hair To augment her painful penance more Thrice every week in afhes the did fit at. SA/CRED. adj. [ facre, Fr. facer 1. Immediately relating to God ufed as a habit among the Hebrews in times o Brown's Vilgar EM,: My hody is facramentally contained in this faHall crament of bread The law of circumcifien was meant by Go "The trumpets, fuckbuts, plalteries and fife horfe or dqg can only vary the way of the facramental effi Sa'ckBUT. 2./ [ facabuche, Spanith 5 fam- SACRAME/NTALLY. adv. [from facrameno ki Fr ue bu fa La buca After the manner of a {facrament tal. Shakefpeare' Jacrificable, and juftly fubject to Jawfy imm; tion, and fo would not have facrifice eith SAfiRlFx/qA "{;R. fli/: ][flzcrg'fz'catml, o facrificor Lat. Sacrificer af ferer of facrifice "'.éf cacy, but it cannot evacuate the blefling pipe B To make complete the outward fubftance of facrament, there is required an outward form which form facramental elements receive fro Hooker Jacramental words The words of St. Paul are plain ; and whatever interpretation can be put upon them, i Although Jephtha's vow run generall fc;r‘ words, whatfoever fhall conde forth. yet m't it be reftrained in the fenfe, to wha,tfoeverlgh Addifon [[facramental ad SacrI/FICABLE. . adj.j.[ [fi rom flu‘rz ocor, T Capable of being offered'in fé{:;rifi:;f from facrament.] ~ Conftituting a facra now calle i wh b t e ie be i ar fp Make the fun dance ploye hi wit the facrament receive mornin fon, and the chief of his-officers b iv de bu og mo et ai of uncer ue Xe fr to de Ma e af r nn Sh The fack of Shakecity of Morocco Sherry. Rich. 111 Shake[p If Saturn's fon beftow The fack of Troy, which he by promife owes ore ref lof th ek Gr ri qu co th fha Th ad.fice,[ furiifeaLat]at‘j"»'fg g' ck,in facr {Sacr1Fick Ag we have ta'en the fucrament cium Lat.] t r o g l r i d o l w Go ‘M"li: Of facrifice m ' o n v e h t r f o 2. ‘The thin lated by an act of religion Upon fuch facrific 1€ King L i }fi; g r t The gods themfelve €4 m t l g a o g k l m Go wit me o ll fz e f o r v d n l t a An m / } fi fi e f o e Make of your pra ' a h t And lift my fou d o b t w Moloch befmear' " e i i e f Of hum H m f v e e p o t i My lif Th facrifice thallbe ' " s f o f d m b f m ha d Anrljdc;\th, i fo te e t t u f m i j Shai 9 o 3. Any thi i 2 f e i t m f o fuk t I f n i f h o Jasrific |
