Battles, battalions, forces, v. I, 4; v. 3, 108. Bay, drive to bay, iii. 1, 204; bark at, iv. 1, 49; iv. 3, 27. Bear-a hand, hold in check, i. 2, 34.

Bear hard, owe a grudge against, i. 3, 214; ii. 1, 216; iii. 1, 157.

Bears, see Glasses, ii. 1, 204. Behaviours, outward conduct, i. 2, 41.

Beholding [beholden], indebted, iii. 2, 66, 68.

Bend (sb.), look, i. 2, 122. Bending, directing, iv. 3, 165. Best, "you were best," it were best for you, iii. 3, 12.

Bestow, spend, v. 5, 60.

Big, full fraught, over-burdened,

iii. 1, 282.

Bills, written papers, notes, v. 2,

I.

Blaze forth, proclaim by their blazing, ii. 2, 31.

Blood, Pompey's Pompey's offspring, i.e., his son Gnæus, i. I, 54.

Bloods, young, young people, iv. 3, 257.

Bones, body, v. 5, 76.
Bootless, profitless, iii. 1, 75.
Bosoms, I am of their; I am in
their secrets, v. I, 7.
Braved, opposed, iv. 3, 93.
Bravery, boastful display, v. 1,

IO.

Break with, reveal the matter to, ii. I, 149.

Brother, i.e. brother-in-law; Cassius married Brutus' sister, ii. 1, 70. Brought you, did you accompany, i. 3, I.

Brutus, old; i.e. Lucius Junius Brutus, the expeller of the Tarquins, i. 3, 146; ("there was a Brutus once that would have as easily as a king,") i. 2, 158.

Budge, give way, iv. 3, 43. Bustling rumour, noise of tumult, ii. 4, 18.

By-go along by him, i.e. call at his house, ii. 1, 217.

Calculate, speculate as to future events, i. 3, 65.

Call in question, make inquiry into, iv. 3, 160. Carrions, worthless creatures, used contemptuously, ii. 1, 129. Cast yourself in wonder, cast yourself into a state of wondering, i. 3, 60.

Cautelous, treacherous, false, ii. I, 128.

Censure, judge, iii. 2, 16.
Ceremonies, festal ornaments, orna-
ments of ceremony, i. 1, 68;
omens, ii. 1, 196; sacred rites,
ii. 2, 13.
Change (sb.), interchange (of
fortune), v. 3, 51; "in his
own change or by ill officers,"
i.e. either by alteration in
himself or by bad officers acting
in his name, iv. 2, 7.
Change (vb. intrans.), change
countenance, iii. 1, 24.
Charatery, writing, ii. 1, 307.
Charge (vb. trans.), weigh upon,
iii. 3, 2.

Charge (sb.), burden, iv. 1, 9.
Charges, troops, iv. 2, 45.
Charm (vb.), to force as by a
spell, ii. 1, 270.

Chew upon, ponder over, ruminate on, i. 2, 170.

Chopped, chapped, i. 2, 243.
Chose [chosen], ii. 1, 313.
Clean, entirely, i. 3, 35.
Climate [clime], region, country,

i. 3, 32.

Close, hidden, i. 3, 131.

Close in terms of friendship, make Julius

terms of friendship, iii. 1, 203. Cæsar. Cobbler, shoe - mender with Glossary. quibble on the secondary meaning of bungler, i.e. awkward workman, i. I, II. Cognizance, badge of remembrance, ii. 2, 89.

Colossus, a gigantic statue standing
across the harbour at Rhodes,
i. 2, 135.
Colour, pretext, ii. 1, 29.
Come by, obtain, ii. 1, 258.
Commend, bear greetings to, iv. 3,

297.

Companion, base fellow (used with

contempt), iv. 3, 134. Compass, circle, v. 3, 25. Complexion, appearance, i. 3, 128. Con by rote, learn by heart, iv. 3, 95.

Conceit (vb. trans.), think of, iii. I, 192.

Conceited, conceived, i. 3, 162. Conceptions, ideas, i. 2, 40. Concluded, decided, ii. 2, 93. Condition, disposition, ii. 1, 253. Consequence, that which follows as an effect, i. 3, 124. Consorted, accompanied, v. 1, 81. Constancy, firmness of mind, ii. 1, 226; ii. 4, 6.

Constant, immovable, iii. 1, 60. Constantly (adv.), with firmness of mind, v. 1, 90.

Construe, explain, ii. 1, 306. Contrive, scheme, plot, ii. 3, 15.