Iubé: m. as Iuppe; Also, a high place made for singers, or other Musitians, ouer stages, &c. Faire venir a iubé. To compell vnto reason.
Iube: f. The (thicke) mane of a horse, &c. Prendre vn lion par les Iubes. as in Lion. Iubé: m. ée: f. Thick-maned, like a horse, &c.
Iubilation: f. Iubilation, exultation, great ioy, much gladnesse.
Iubilé: m. A Jubilie; a yeare of releasing, libertie, reioycing.
Iucheoir: m. A roost, or pearch for pulleine to rest on.
se Iucher. To roost, or pearch (in a roost) as pulleine doe; Looke Ioucher. Iucondale: f. A Daller; a coyne worth about 3 s. sterl. Iudaïque: com. Iudaicall, Iewish, of Iurie. Herbe Iudaïque. Jewes hearbe, Tetrabit, Glide-*wort. Pierre Iudaïque. A faire white stone fashioned like an Acorne, & compassed with many lines in equall distance asunder.
Iudaïser. To Judaise it, play the Jew, liue after the maner of the Iewes.
Iudas: m. Iudas. Aureille de Iudas. (The Mushrome called) a Iewes eare. Bran de Iudas. Freckles, or freckled pimples in the face.
Iudicature: f. Iudicature, Iustice, Iudgement; hence; Office de Iudicature. A Iudges place.
Iudiciaire: com. Iudging, imperious; belonging to a Iudge, or Iudgement; also, iudiciarie, iudiciall, done in Court. Appellation iudiciaire. celle qu'on interjecte des sentences, appointemens, & actes qui se donnent, les choses estans conduictes en Iugement; & se fait tant de vive voix, que par escript. Faveur iudiciaire. The fauour done by a Iudge vnto a suitor. Interest iudiciaire. Looke Interest. Iudiciairement. Iudiciarily, iudicially.
Iudiciel: m. elle: f. Iudiciall.
Iudiciellement. Iudicially; according to the law, by due course of law.
Iudicieusement. Iudiciously, wisely, vnderstandingly.
Iudicieux: m. euse: f. Iudicious, wise, much vnderstanding, or of great vnderstanding.
Ive: f. (The hearbe) Ive. Ive arthritique. Field Cypres, hearbe Ive, ground-Pine, Forget-me-not. Ive muscate. The same. Ive musquée. The same; also, Pellamountaine, white Poley.
Iuene. Looke Ieune.
Iuge: m. A Iudge, Iustice; Commissarie; a righter of causes, a decider of quarells, an ender of controuersies.
Iuges es finances. Certaine Officers who examine, and controll the Kings expences, and th' accounts of the Receiuors, &c.
Iuges & Consuls des marchands. as in Consul.
Iuge dessous l'orme. The Iudge of a village, or of the Courts of an inferiour Gentleman; so tearmed because he commonly sits to heare causes vnder some Elme &c that growes in the highway before the Gentlemans gate.
Iuge pendanée. as Iuge dessous l'orme; and called so because he is not to sit on a Tribunall, or high seat, but on some bench, or banke neare to the ground.
Iuges de la porte. In S. Lewis his time three of the Maisters of Requests were so tearmed, because they sat all the day long within the bars of the Court gate, there to receiue petitions; which if they contained ordinarie stuffe, they dispatched presently, but if they were extraordinarie, or concerned the State, they acquainted the King withall. Iuge à quo. From whom (or ad quem, to whom) a partie appeales. Iuge veher. Looke Veher. Il en aura la taux du Iuge. He will be soundly payed, or throughly plagued, for it. Nos Iuges n'ont Dieu devant les yeux, ny ses Saincts. An equiuocall ieast; for, in many Courts of France, God and the Saints are pictured in the roofes, and commonly iust ouer the Iudges heads. De fol iuge breve sentence: Prov. A fooles boult is soone shot.
Iuge: f. A staulke, or branch.
Iugé: m. ée: f. Iudged, adiudged, doomed, sentenced, decreed; determined, ordered; awarded.
Iugement: m. A iudgement, sentence, doome, decree; determination, order, award; the finall decision of a controuersie; also, aduice, conceit, opinion; also, capacitie, discretion, vnderstanding, insight into matters. Fiens de chien, & marc d'argent seront tout vn au iour de iugement: Prov. All will be one at the later day (say we.)
Iugeolle: f. as Iugioline. Iuger. To iudge, doome, sentence, decree; determine, decide, order, award, censure; also, to deeme, thinke, imagine, conceiue, esteeme; discerne, apprehend. Vn iour iuge de l'autre, & le dernier iuge de tous: Pro. This day of the last, the last of all, doth iudge: Finis coronat opus. Iugere: m. A (Romane) furlong; 240 foot long, and 120 broad.
Iugerie: f. A Court, or seat of Iustice; also, the iurisdiction, liberties, territorie, or precincts of a towne.
Iugioline: f. Th' Indian oylie pulse, or white graine Sesamum; also, the plant that beares it.
Iuglande. noix iuglande. A Wallnut.
Iugulaire: com. Of, or belonging to, the throat. Veines iugulaires. Looke Veine. Iuïf: m. A Iew.
Iuïfve: f. A Iewesse.
Iuïfverie: f. The Iewrie; or the part of a towne thats inhabited by Iewes; also, Iewdeisme; the religion, or sect of the Iewes.
Iuillet: m. (The moneth) Julie.
Iuillet rosat. A syrop made with Rose-water and Sugar.
Iujubes: f. The fruit, or plumme called Iuiubes.
Iule: f. A small worme that resembles the many-legd Scolopendra, or Palmer; also, an Italian coyne worth about 6 d. sterl. Iulep: m. A Iulep, or Iuleb; a drinke made either of distilled waters and syrops mixed together; or of a decoction sweetned with honie or sugar, or else mingled with syrops; and ministred commonly as a preparatiue to open the passage of the inward parts, and to fit the humors for a purgation.
Iumeau. as Gemeau; A twin; also, a yong, or little mare.
Iumelet: m. A yong, or little twin.
Iumelle. A female twin, or sister twin; also (in Blason) a Barre Gemeau. Iumelles. The cheekes, or side-beames of a presse.
Iument: f. A mare; also, water (in old French.)
