_individually_, indivisibly, inseparably. II, ii, 316. _Infanta_, the title properly applied to a daughter of the King and Queen of Spain or Portugal. IV, i, 75. _issues_, actions, deeds. II, ii, 198. _kinde_, agreeable, pleasant, winsome. _Court. Song._ l. 4. _Lard_, an obsolete form of _Lord_. IV, i, 2. Cf. Congreve, _Old Bach._, II, iii: “Lard, Cousin, you talk oddly.” _League_, probably used for _Leaguer_ (so emended by M., f.): a military camp, especially one engaged in a siege. III, i, 175. _learnd_, informed. III, i, 156. _legge_, an obeisance made by drawing back one leg and bending the other; a bow, scrape. III, i, 124. _lively_, _living_. II, i, 46.--gay, full of life. II, ii, 76.--life-like. II, ii, 232. _map_, embodiment, incarnation. II, ii, 136. Cf. H. Smith, _Sinf. Man’s Search_, Six Sermons: “What were man if he were once left to himselfe? A map of misery.” _mome_, blockhead, dolt, fool. Court. Song, l. 13. _monument_, sepulchre. I, ii, 212. _moue_, urge, appeal to, make a request to. IV, iv, 11. _next_, shortest, most convenient or direct. V, i, 37. _nice_, petty, insignificant, trifling. III, i, 442. _note_, show forth; demonstrate. III, i, 504. _Obiect_, bring forward in opposition as an adverse reason, or by way of accusation. IV, iv, 174. _obnoxious_, liable, exposed, open, vulnerable. III, i, 354. _obsequious_, prompt to serve or please, dutiful. V, iii, 90. _obseruers_, those who show respect, deference, or dutiful attention; obsequious followers. IV, iv, 43. _Orphants_, obsolete corrupt form of _Orphans_. I, ii, 206. It survives in dialect. Cf. James Whitcomb Riley’s _Little Orphant Annie_. _overcome_, usually, “conquer”, “prevail”; but here, “out-do”, “surpass”. I, i, 187. _parts_, function, office, business, duty. Formerly used in the plural, as here, though usually when referring to a number of persons. I, i, 9; ii, 9; V. iii, 39.--qualities. IV, iv, 105. _pious_, used in the arch. sense of _dutiful_. I, i, 101. _practicke_, practical work or application; practice as opposed to theory. II, i, 2. _Praecipuce_ (mis-print for _precipice_), a precipitate or headlong fall or descent, especially to a great depth. III, i, 464. _presently_, immediately, quickly, promptly. IV, iv, 89. _president_ [variant of _precedent_], example, instance, illustration. V, iii, 226. _preuent_, anticipate. I, i, 64; ii, 17; IV, ii, 32. _Prouince_, duty, office, function; branch of the government. I, ii, 23. _punctual_, punctilious, careful of detail. IV, i, 42. _purl_, the pleat or fold of a ruff or band; a frill. II, ii, 77. _quick_, alive. I, ii, 178. _Ram-heads_, cuckolds. II, i, 31. _recent_, fresh. II, i, 19. _roaring_, riotous, bullying, hectoring. IV, i, 203. _sawcily_, formerly a word of more serious reprobation than in modern usage: “with presumptuous insolence.” I, ii, 106. _scandall_, to spread scandal concerning; to defame. I, ii, 58. _sect_, class, order. V, i, 79.