Cockatrice, i. 301; ii. 18; iii. 224 Codpis, iii. 273 Cog a die, i. 48 Coistered, i. 293 Collogue, i. 302 Colour de roy, i. 111 Come aloft Jack-an-apes, i. 214 Come on five, iii. 318 Commodities ("take up commodities"), i. 305, &c. Common-place book out of plays, iii. 372 Complements, i. 233 Consort, iii. 432 Convey, ii. 387 Copy, ii. 408 Coranto, i. 32 Corbed, i. 130 Cork shoe, i. 81 Cornish daws, iii. 332 Coronel, iii. 212 Corsive, iii. 151 Cote, i. 167 Crab's baked guts, i. 239; iii. 320 Crack (pert boy), ii. 383 Creak's noise, ii. 45 Cressit light, i. 41 Cross-bite, ii. 381, 387 Crowds, ii. 373 Crudled, i. 26 Cuckold's haven, iii. 68 Cuckquean, ii. 377 Cullion, i. 206; iii. 89 Cullisses, ii. 141 Culvering, iii. 365 Curson'd, i. 55 Curtain Theatre, _Romeo and Juliet_ performed at, iii. 373 Custard ("let custards quake"), iii. 312 Cut ("in the old cut"), i. 11 Cut and long tail, iii. 10 Cutter, ii. 401 Cutting, ii. 45 Cyllenian, iii. 274 Dametas, iii. 268 Daniel the Prophet, ii. 150; iii. 341 Daniel, Samuel, iii. 283 Day ("let him have day"), ii. 8 Day, John, his _Humour out of Breath_ dedicated to _Signior Nobody_, i. 5; quotation from his _Isle of Gulls_, i. 289 Death o' sense, ii. 158 Death's head on rings, ii. 16 Decimo sexto, i. 203 Defend ("God defend!"), i. 204 Demosthenes paid for his silence, ii. 152 Denier, iii. 315 Depaint, i. 90; iii. 271 Deprave, ii. 126 Diet, ii. 370; diet-drink, ii. 15 Diety, ii. 24 Digby, Sir Everard, ii. 193 Dilling, ii. 344; iii. 10 Ding, i. 11, 166; iii. 282 Diogenes the Cynic, scandalous story about, iii. 319 Dipsas, i. 238 Discreet number, iii. 314 Disgest, i. 140, 146, 161; ii. 179 _Divines and dying men may talk of hell_, &c., iii. 225 Division, i. 48, 81 _Do me right and dub me knight_, i. 81 Donne's verses _On a Flea on his Mistress' Bosom_, iii. 359 Donzel del Phebo, i. 300 Dowland, John, his _First Book of Songs_ quoted, iii. 14, 55 Drake's ship at Deptford, iii. 59 Drayton, Michael, iii. 283, 363 Drink drunk, iii. 84 Dropsy-noul, iii. 340 Dun cow with a kettle on her head, i. 72 Durance, iii. 15 Dutch ancients, iii. 351 Eager, ii. 73 _Eastward Ho!_ iii. 5; satirical reflections on the Scots, iii. 65 Ela ("I have strained a note above Ela"), i. 86 Enagonian, iii. 336 Enginer, iii. 97 Enhanceress, ii. 15 Epictetus, saying of, ii. 176 Erasmus, resemblance between a passage of his _Colloquies_ and passage of _First Part of Antonio and Mellida_, i. 62 Ercole, Duke of Ferrara, ii. 117 Estro, ii. 156 Euphues, ii. 69 Fact, ii. 95; iii. 224 Fage, iii. 308 Fair, iii. 350 Falls, iii. 267 False lights, iii. 337 Family of Love, ii. 13 Far fet and dear bought is good for ladies, i. 306