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Show SE S-E He, whofe firm faith no reafon could remove Dryden ‘Will melt before that foft feducer, love CorSepvu'ciBLE. adj. [from feduce] ruptible ; capable of being drawn afid trom the right paft poifons th a hintof fin unt Brown the power whic eafy feducible unGlanwille The vicious example of age curiofity of the prefent, affordin Seducible fpirits We owe much of our errour t our affeétions, have over our f derftandings Sepv'crioN tus, Lat. n. [.[ feduttion, Fr. feduc The a& of feducing ; the a of drawing afide Whatfoever men's faith, patience, or perfeveyance were, any remarkable indulgence to this fin the feduion of Balaam, was fure to bring judgHammond ments To procure the miferies of others in thofe extremities, wherein we hold an hope to have no fociety ourfelves, is a ftrain above Luciier, and a pro 1e&t beyond the primary feduction of hel Brows's Vulgar Errours The deceiver foon found out this foft place o Adam's, and innocency itfelf did not fecure hi Glanwille's Scepfis from this way of feduion Helen afcribes her feduétion to Venus, and menPope tions nothing of Paris A -woman who is above flattery, and defpifes al praife but that which flows from the approbatio of her own heart, is, morally fpeaking, cut of reac of feduétion Clarifja Sepu'LiTY. 7. /. [ fedulitas, Lat.] Diligent afliduity ; laborioufnefs ; induftry application ; intenfenef of endeavour Ivian oftentimes purfues, with great fedu/ity an earnefinefs, that which cannot ftand him in an ftead for vital purpofe Hooker Let there be but the fame propenfity and bent o will to religion, and there will be the fame fedu Jity and indefatigable induftry in men' enquirie into it South SE'DULOUS. adj. [ fedulus, Lat.] Afiduous ; induftrious ; iaborious; diligent ainful Not fedulous by nature to indit ‘Wars, hitherto the only argumen Heroick deem'd Milton's Paradife Loff ‘What fignifies the found of words in prayer without the affetion of the heart, and a fedu/ou application of the proper means that may naturall lead us to fuch an end L' Efirange ‘The goat, now bright amidft her fellow ftars Kind Amalthza, reach'd her teat, diften With milk, thy early food : the fedulous be Diftill'd her honey on thy purple lips Prior The bare majority of a few reprefentatives i often procured by great induftry and application wherein thofe who engage in the purfuits of malice are much more fedulous than fuch as woul prevent them Sawift SE'DULOUSLY. adv. [from fedulous.] Affiduoufly ; induftrioufly ; laborioufly diligently ; painfully The ritual, preceptive, prophetick, and all othe parts of facred writ, were moft Seduloufly, moft reYigioufly guarded by them Gow. of the Longue All things by experienc Are moft improv'd ; then feduloufly thin To meliorate thy ftock, no way or rul Be unefiay'd Se'purousnEess z. / [from /fedulous. $ce. n /. [ Jedes, Lat.] 'The feat of epifcopal power; the diocels of a bifhop You, my lord archbithop Whofe fee is by a civil peace maintain'd ‘Whofe beard the filver hand of peace hath touch'd Whofe learning and good letters peace hath tutor'd ‘Whofe white inveftments figure innocence The dove and every blged fpirit of peace Caffio 's a proper man To get his p]acel. SEE. interjeion, [origiy fl It is a fafe opinion for their fees, empires, an tiv kingdoms; and for themfelves, if they be wife Th pope would ufe thefe treafures, in cafe o any great calamity that fhould endanger the hol Addifon Jee . Epifedpal revenues were fo low reduced, tha Whic Jeen. [yeon, Saxon ; fier, Dutch. 1. 'T'o perceive by the eye I'd fay I had eyes again. Shake[peare's King Lear I was bowed down at the hearing of it ; I was dif ou viii, 38 Bacon's Niztm[% He Il lead thelife of gods, and b By gods and heroes feen, and gods and heroes fee That every plant-has its fecd,is an eyideng of divine providence piet Dryden Did they ever fee any Herbs, except thofe of grafs-leaved tribe, come up without two f which to.me is an-argument that they cam of feeds there being no reafon elfe why: they fh It was a right anfwer of the phyfician to hi patient, that had fore eyes: If you have more pleafure in the tafte of wine than in the ufe of your fight, wine is good for you ; but if the pleafure of Jeeing be greater to you than that of drinking, win is naught Locke produce two feed leaves different from th quent The vine arifes from her mother's juice 2. To obferve; to find Whe north for feed corms Shakefpeare and to an improvement in wifdom and prudence by [eeing men, and converfing with people of different tempers and cuftomas Locke and therefore di notcare for contradicting him. Addifor's Freebolder 90 SEE. w.n 1. To have the power of fight; to have b the eye perception of things diftant Who maketh the feeing or the blind? have no I, the Lord Ex. iv. 11 Air hath fome fecret degrse of light5 otherwif cats and owls could not fee in the night Bacon's Natural Hiffory 2. 'To difcern without deception the worl fagacious perfons will find us out, wil and fee through all our fin the abfurdity of tellin that we believe one thing when we d the contrary Tillotfon Could you fee into my fecret foul There you might read your own dominion doubled Dryden You may fee into the {pirit of them all, and for your pen from thofe general notions Felton 3. To enquire ; to diftinguith See whether fear doth make thee wrong her 4. To be attentive Shakefpeare Mark and perform it, Jee'ft thou ? for the fai Of any point in't fhall be death Praife of great acts he fcatters, asa fu ‘Which may the like in coming ages breed. #all Progeny ; offspring ; defcendants Next him king Lear in happy peace long reignt; But had no iffue_male him to fucceed But three fair daughters which were wel Shake[gear §<)15, 1./ ( &i train'd In all that feemed fit for kingly feeds. Fair The thing doth touc The main of all your ftates, your blood yourgl When God gave Canaan to Abraham, h fit to put his feed into the grant too 5. Race 5. To attend ; to remark and difcer 3. Brinciple of produiom. 4 ‘The main of them may be reduced to language Man | The feed of whatfoever perfect vittue from:us, is-a right opinion touching thing Addifon ‘When fuch ill dealings muft be feen in thought 2. Firft principle; original: To fee that none thence iffued forth a fpy. Milton Give them firft one fimple idea, and fee that the perfectly comprehend it, before you go any farther As cannot fee this palpable device Yet who fo bold but fays he fees it not, In the fouth part of Staffordfhthieyrego to t Such command we had Who is fo grof fecble plants or tender flow'rs decay They to their feed their images eonvey, ~ Seven other kine came up, lean flethed, fuch a I never faw for badnefs Genoxliv 19, The thunderbolt we fee ufed, by the greateft poe of Auguftus's age, to exprefs irrefiftible force i R Jut gods! all other things their like produe Bope Locke ol arthg1 Speak then to me Shakefpears Seed of a year old: is the bef and grains laft bester than others and ye do that which you have feen with yours I had a mind to fze him out bu:a:h you can look into the Jeeds of time And fay which grain will grow and.whi? If. xxi. 3 feer with my father 4. To converfe with who but feels can taf e plants and animals-are generyte I Might I but live to fee thee in my touch 3. To difcover; to defery 1. The organifed particle prodyge plants and animals, frop which Dear fon Edgar battle SEED 5./,tch.[rab Suon fu pye Jaed, D 7o SEE. «. a. preter. I faw; part. pafl T fec her fober over a fampler Ly n view adjutting his c(‘;f:fl "hé 7 i the fole blifs heay'n cou d or': sl' See' three or four fres were often united to make a toSavift lerable competencys mayed at the feeing of it I fpeak that which I hav of the verb. / ferve ; behold L See! fee! upon the baaks o B By his o Bacon pretenfions Affiduity ; afliduoufnefs ; induftry ; diligence Out of the fpeech of peace, that bears fuch grace Into the harfh and boift'rous tongue of war Shakefpeare's Henry 1V look under our mafk Philips A5. To fcheme; to Wherefore do you fo ill tranflate yourfel generation; birth Of mortal feed they were not held,, Which other mortals fo excell'd And beauty too in fuch excefs As yours, Zelinda! claims no lefs. . u n t r [ 7 w t a f t r t m e r p t 1. To gro fhed the feed re ba o r c li nt pl Whate'e By an equivocal birth earth o fi Sw tr po t u Seeds and run 2. To fhed the feed t h f c eX ts ro ol th al They pick u % d fi f n ft le th i w defign for feed year SEE'DCAKE. 7. /. [f"dand cake] ‘A cake interfperfed with warm a'(,)m'a {eeds S S Remember, wife es vou ol $ ie i 1 r c w { SEE'DPEARL. #./s - rl pe o rain . . & f g fi o gln the diflglutio ftruum, if a good quantity fowin Blof |