The wars of Alexander: an alliterative romance translated chiefly ...

42t GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Priso (Pris), 5. praise, fame, 2508.
(Perhaps an error {ov perse, Persia.)
Priues, pr. s. quenches, takes away,
4682; Friued, pt.s. (Priues, pr.s.),
deprived, 2381 ; PriuQd, pp. deprived
of, 2657 ;
(Depriued), deprived,
2292.
Proces, s. full account, 4259. " Proces,
story, relation ;
" Halliwell.
Procession, s. procession, 1552, 1561.
Proclies (Prokes), pr. s. makes extravagant
demands, arrogates to
himself, 1926. '' Frokhjn, or
styfly askyn ; Procor, procito;''
Prompt. Parv.
Proddest, adj. super!, proudest, 3661.
Prode, adj. proud, 4375.
Profe, V. prove, 367.
Profe, s. excellence, benefit, profit,
4309. Apparently the same word
as M.E. prow. " Prow, idem quod
profyte ; " Prompt. Parv. 0. F.
prou.
Profectez, pi. profits, p. 280, 1. 37.
Profet (Profett), pt. s. profited, 2370.
Profurs, pr. s. offers, 4052 ; Proferne
(Profre), 2 pr.pl. oflTer. 2202.
Progenia, progeny, race, 4021.
Proiecte, s. design, 3331.
Prolouge, s. prologue, announcement,
5066 ;
(Proloug), preamble,
2730.
Promicid, errorfor prononsid {pt. s.),
or pronounsand (pres. pt.), 3395.
(Pronounsand), pres. pt. pronouncing,
uttering, 3395.
Propertes, pi. properties, peculiarities,
4257.
Prophecy, s. prophecy, 1099 ; Prophasys
(Prophecyes), pi. 1654.
Prophesid (Prophecied), pp. prophecied,
1896.
Propurly (P[ro]prely), adv. entirely,
1926 ;
(Propyrly), wholly, 3283.
Prose, s. prose story, 2062, 2397,
3328, 5041.
Proserpyne, Proserpine, 4412, 4416.
Pro[8]perite, prosperity, 1860.
Proud (Prouude), adj. proud, 944,
1000, 1169; Proude, 652, &c.;
rich, splendid, 480, 2027; noble,
16G0; (Prouud), 729*; Proudis,
pi. proud ones, 5468.
Proudly, adv. splendidly, 652 ;
Proudely, honourably, 4017.
Proue, ger. prove, shew, 261, 334 ;
test, 4071 ; Proued, pt. a. employed,
647 ;
(Preved), proved,
2072 ; Proued, 1 pt. s. described,
spoke of, 4867 ; Provid, pt. pi.
were usual, were easily found,
5082 ; Proued, pp. proved, 1789 ;
approved, 914, 808*
Prouidens, s. foresight, prudence,
3990; providence, 4062 ;
Prouidence,
as dat. for thy forethought,
2707,
Prouince, province, 187, 825* See
Prouynce.
(Prouud), 729* ; see Proud.
Prouwis (Prowez), s. prowess, excellence,
2745.
Prouynce, province, territory, 72,
1737, 1941, 3123 ;
pi. provinces,
444. See Prouince.
Prouys (PveviQz), pr.pl. prove, 2000,
Pfowde, adj. proud, 3481. See
Proud.
Prowis, s. prowess, valour, 444, 614,
3990, 4539 ;
(Prowes), 936.
Pruddest (Proudest), adj. superl.
proudest, 2202.
Pruto, name of a country, 5657.
Prynce, prince, 99.
Prynt, s. mark, seal, 3162.
Prophet, prophet, 261, 328 ; written
Proplete, 142.
Pryse, praise, fame, 614.
Prophetese, prophetess, 4412 ; Prophetas
(Prophett), 2.300.
Propire, adj. correct, certain, 367.
See Propure.
Proporcion, proportion, 668 ; Proporcions,
p>l. 5142.
Propure (Propre), adj. proper,
correct, 2885. See Propire.
Propurest, adj. superl. most ornamental,
3331.
See Prise,
Pull, 8. throe, 530.
Pull, ger. to pull, 938 ;
Pullis him,
pr. s. draws himself, 2074.
Punesch (Ponysh), ger. to punish,
2733,
Pupill, people, 87; (Peple), 1497,
1658, 1999, 2295; Puple, 142,
175.
Pure, adj. pure, 2300 ; complete,
excellent, 3990; clear, 1154;