bid, viii. 302.

bid the base, ii. 183.

bigamy, viii. 296.

biggin, vi. 558.

bilbo, ii. 307.

bilboes, xi. 195.
billiards, xii. 136.
bills, iii. 330; iv. 364.

bills (posting), iii. 320.
bird-bolt, iii. 320.
Birone, iii. 445, 466.
bis, v. 117.

Bishop of Carlisle, vi. 261.
bisson, ix. 317; xi. 176.
bite my thumb at, x. 148.
bitter-sweeting, x. 166.
black (men), iii. 328.
Black Monday, iv. 246.

black not counted fair, i. 236.

Black Prince at Cressy, vii. 122.

black spirits, &c., x. 529.

blade of youth, v. 143.

blanket of the dark, x. 518.

bleed afresh, viii. 275.

blister'd breeches, viii. 438.
blood-bolter'd, x. 530.
blood breaks, iv. 384.

blood (whose blood is reddest), iv.
242.

blood will I draw on thee, vii.

254.

blowing of his nails, viii. 123.
blowse, ix. 439.

blue coats, iv. 498; vii. 252.
blue eye, and sunken, iv. 375.
Blunt, Sir James, viii. 307.
Boar's Head Tavern, vi. 397.
bodykins, xi. 177.
boils, ix. 147.

breathe in your watering, vi. 398.
Brecknock, viii. 298.

breeding, xii. 296.

Brentford, the fat woman of, ii. 320.

brib'd buck, ii. 324.

brickle, i. 141.

brittle, i. 141.

brize, ix. 144.

brock, v. 255.

broke cross, iii. 340.
broken music, ix. 152.

broker, ii. 182; ix. 165.

brokes, v. 132.

brooch, vi. 270.

brooded, vi. 124.
Brook, ii. 314.

brother Cassius, x. 407.
brother father, iii. 123.
brother of us, viii. 448.
brought you, x. 406.
brown bills, xi. 349.
Brownist, v. 257.

brown paper and old ginger, iii. 128.
brutish sting, iv. 371.

buck of the first head, iii. 461.
Buckingham, Duke of, viii. 434,
buckle, vi. 533.
Bucklersbury, ii. 318.

capable of our flesh, viii. 450.
capitulate, vi. 406.

capocchio, ix. 157.

capped, xi. 491.

captious, v. 119.
captivates, viii. 120.

captive Grecians, ix. 163.

caract, iii. 215.

carbonado'd, v. 143.

card, x. 515.

carduus benedictus, iii. 332.
careires, ii. 307.
carl, xii. 296.
carlot, iv. 378.

carpet, iv. 498; xii. 402.
carrion, x. 181.

carry coals, vii. 131; x. 147.

carry out my side, xi. 352.
cart and court, iv. 489.

carve, ii. 309; iii. 473.

case, v. 409; vii. 130; x. 406; xi. 503,
case of eyes, xi. 350.

case of lives, vii. 130.

Cassibelan, xii. 281.
Castilian, ii. 316.
Castiliano-vulgo, v. 243.
castle, ix. 162, 437.
Cataian, ii. 313.

cat i' th' adage, x. 520.
cats, ix. 322.

cautel, i. 254; xi. 166.

caviare, xi. 176.

cement, xi. 195.

censer, iv. 500; vi. 563.

Censorinus, ix. 311.

censure, ii. 182, vii. 384.

censures, viii. 287.

centre, v. 389; ix. 145.

century, ix. 305.

cered, xii. 282.

ceremonies, x. 408.

ceremony, X. 404.

certain commoners, x. 403.

cess, vi. 392.

cesse, v. 144.

"ch," pronunciation of, ix. 309,

chain, steward's, v. 252.

chair, x. 533.

chairs inlists, v. 250.

chamber, v. 405.

Charing Cross, vi. 393.
Charles, vii. 260.
Charles' wain, vi. 392.
charm, x. 407.

charm your tongue, v. 405 ; viii, 129 ;
xi. 510.

charter,. city's freedom, iv. 256.
chases, vii. 124.

chaste, iv. 240.

chaste (pron. cast), v. 394.

Chatillon, vi. 107.

chattels, viii. 445.

chaudron, x. 529.

chaw'd, vii. 137.

cheater, ii. 310; vi. 543.

checking, xi. 190.

cheer, iv. 112, 253; vii. 251.

cherry-pit, v. 259.

cherubin, ii. 86; iv. 261.

cheveril, v. 256; viii. 440; x. 166.

chewet, vi. 410.

chide with, xi. 508.

child, v. 395.

clown, v. 116, 246.

Clowns and Fools, v. 139.
Clubs! viii. 452 ; ix. 433.
coals, carry, vii. 131; x. 147.
coast, viii. 118.
coasteth, i. 48.
cobbler, x. 403.
cobloaf, ix. 148.
cock-a-hoop, x. 156.

cock and pie, ii. 308; vi. 559.
cockatrices, v. 259.

cockle, ix. 312.

cockney, v. 260; xi. 340.

cockshut, viii. 309.

codling, v. 247.

codding, ix. 441.

codpiece, ii. 188.

cod's head for salmon's tail, xi. 500
Coeur-de-lion, vi. 107.

coffer of Darius, vii. 255.
coffin, ix. 442.
coigne, x. 518.
coil, ii. 87; iii. 341.

Colbrand, vi. 109.
collied, xi. 501.
collier, v. 259.

collop, v. 384.

Colmes' Inch, x. 515.

coloquintida, xi. 497.
colt, iv. 239; vi. 394.

colourable colours, iii. 464.
comart, xi. 161.

combat, trial by, vii. 387.

combinate, iii. 123.

come away, x. 528.

come off, ii. 321.

commandment, i. 143; iv. 260, 371;

contrive, iv. 491.
controversy, x. 405.

conversation, vi. 563; viii. 294.

convey, x. 531.

conveyance, vii. 251.

conveyers, vi. 266.

convicted, vi. 124.

convince, x. 521, 532; xii. 284.

convive, ix. 160.

Cooke, viii. 441.

copatain hat, iv. 504.

cope, i. 48; xi. 353.

copp'd hills, xii. 396.
copy, iii. 218.

coram, ii. 305.
coranto, v. 245.
core, ix. 164.
Corinth, x. 297.
Corinthian, vi. 397.
corky, xi. 345.
corollary, ii. 92.

corporal, iii. 465.

corps, ix. 147.

corona civica, ix. 303.

coronation of King John, vi. 127.

corrosive, vii. 392.

costard, ii. 317; iii. 455.

counter-gate, ii. 318.

counterpoints, iv. 494.

Countess Richmond, viii. 277.

counties, iii. 335; vi. 130.

country, ii. 307.

county, v. 134.

county's man, v. 249.

couplets, xi. 195.

courage, viii. 121; ix. 321.
coursers' hair, xii. 133.
courses, ii. 86.

court and cart, iv. 489.
courtier's nose, x. 154.
court'sies, iii. 337; v. 255.
court'sy, vi. 538.
cousin Nevil, vi. 517.
cover, iv. 370.
cowl-staff, ii. 318.
coy, iv. 117.
coystril, v. 243.
coziers', v. 251.

crack, iii. 467; vi. 548; ix. 301.
crack'd [coin], xi. 176.

crack'd within the ring, xi. 176.

Cranmer, viii. 442.

crants, xi. 194.

crare, xii. 294.
credent, iii. 130.
credit, v. 262.

cried game, ii. 316.
cried on, viii. 313.
crier, viii. 441.

cries on, xi. 198, 509.

crimson'd in thy lethe, x. 411.

crisp, x. 303.

Crispian, feast of, vii. 138.

cropp'd, xii. 136.

crosses, iii. 450; vi. 535.

crow-keeper, x. 152; xi. 349.

cruel to me so as you, xii. 290.

crusadoes, xi. 505.

crush, x. 151.

cry aim, ii. 317; vi. 112.

cry havock! x. 412.

cubiculo, v. 258.

cuckoo sings by kind, v. 117.

Cucullus non facit monachum, iii

132.

curfew, x. 186.

curiosity, xi. 329, 333.

curious, v. 407.

curious-knotted, iii. 448; vi. 262.

currance, vii. 121.

curs'd, vii. 123.

curtall, ii. 313.

curtle-axe, iv. 367.
custalorum, ii. 305.
custard-coffin, iv. 500.
customers, iii. 217.
cut, v. 252; vi. 392.

Dekker's Belman of London,

xi. 342.

De-la-bret, vii. 133.

delations, xi. 503.

delighted, xi. 497.

delighted spirit, iii. 122.

delivered, v. 243.

demerit, ix. 303; xi. 493.

demurely, xii. 143.

denay, v. 254; vii. 384.
denier, viii. 276.

Denmark, succession to crown of,
xi. 182.

denounce 't, xii. 139.

denunciation, iii. 113.

deny, iii. 335.

deny 't that lord, x. 302.

depart, x. 294.

departed, vi. 116.

deprive, xi. 333.

descant, ii. 182; viii. 295.

descend (step forth), iii. 465.
deserved, ix. 318.

design, vi. 248.

desir'd more than constrain❜d,

xii. 296.

desire, viii. 441.
determined, vi. 558.

devil, vii. 123, 148.

dew, viii. 309.
dibble, v. 401.
dich, x. 295.

died for hope, viii. 311.
diffuse, xi. 334.

diffused, ii. 322; vii. 145.
digest, xi. 332.
Dii faciant, viii. 119.

dildos, v. 404.
dilemmas, v. 133.

diluculo surgerc, v. 250.
directitude, ix. 324.

disableëd, i. 234.

disappointed, xi. 171.
discandying, xii. 142.

disclaims in, xi. 337.

disclos'd, xi. 195.

discontenting, v. 407.

discourse of reason, xi. 165.

disdain, xii. 403.

disgest, ix. 302.

dishonour shall be humour,