h^{c}ꝰq̹̹ _hucusque_.
ħc _hunc_.
ħeat ħeāt _habeat, habeant_.
ħeb̴t _habebit, habebunt_.
ħebunt _habebunt_.
ħedes _hœredes_.
ħedit̃ ħeditar̃ _hœreditarius and its cases_.
ħedit̃ _hœreditas and its cases_.
ħedū _hœredum_.
ħeđ _hœredes, habendum_.
ħenđ _habendum, &c_.
ħeo _habeo_.
herb̴gag̃ _herbergagium and its cases_.
ħes _hœres, habes_.
ħet _habet_.
ħet^r _habetur_.
h^i _hic_.
ħꝰi _hujusmodi_.
ħit̃ _habitus and its cases_.
ħitu _habitu_.
ħjꝰm^{o}i _hujusmodi_.
ħmõi _hujusmodi_.
h. l. n. f. ſ. p. _has litteras nostras fieri fecimus patentes_.
ħ^nibʒ _hominibus_.
Hñr̃ H’nr̃ _Henricus and its cases_.
ħnt _habent_.
ħniū ħniis _hominium, hominiis_.
ho. _homo and its cases_.
hoĩm hōiū hom̃ _hominum_.
hōiagiū _hominagium_.
hõibʒ _hominibus_.
hōies _homines_.
homag̃ _homagium and its cases_.
hr̃e ħre ħere _habere_.
hr̃i ħri _haberi_.
hr̃nt _habuerunt_.
ħt _habet, habent_.
ħuit ħuisti _habuit, habuisti_.
ħủit _habuerit_.
ħuisse _habuisse_.
ħuer̃t _habuerit, habuerint_.
ħủnt _habuerint, habuerunt_.
ħujꝰ _hujusmodi_.
hujꝰ _hujus_.
hujꝰeõi _hujuscemodi_.
hujꝰm^oi _hujusmodi_.
hundr̃ hūdr̃ _hundredum and its cases_.
hundr̃is _hundredis_.
ħʒ ħt _habet_.
ħꝰ _hujus, hujusmodi_.
ī _in_.
i^a _infra, ita, illa_.
ib̴ ib̴m _ibidem_.
ibiđm _ibidem_.
īc^{r}rat _incurrat_.
id̴ _idem, illud, ideo_.
idc^{i}co _idcirco_.
iđm _idem_.
ig^r _igitur_.
ij^b’ _duobus_.
ijꝰte _injuste_.
iłł _ille and its cases_.
im̄e^{te} _immediate_.
imp̴p̃m īp̴p̃m _imperpetuum_.
illiꝰ _illius_.
iłłd _illud_.
iñ _inde_.
inc^{r}rat _incurrat_.
inf^a īf^a _infra_.
inf̴ꝰ īf̴iꝰ _inferius_.
injꝰte ījꝰte _injuste_.
insp̃r insup̴ īsp̃r _insuper_.
int^r _intratur_.
int̉ it̉ _inter_.
integ^e īteg^e _integre_.
ĩo iđo _ideo_.
ip̃a _ipsa_.
ip̃e _ipse_.
ip̃m _ipsum_.
ip̃o _ipso_.
ip̃os _ipsos_.
ip̃ius ip̃ꝰ ip̃iꝰ _ipsius_.
ip̃am _ipsam_.
ip̃as _ipsas_.
ip̃oꝝ _ipsorum_.
ir^r _irrotulatur_.
it̃ i^a _ita_.
it̉ _iter_.
it̃ _iterum_.
īt^a _intra_.
īt̉ _inter_.
i^{te} _iste_.
īt̉dc̃m _interdictum_.
īt̉e̚e _interesse_.
it̃m ĩm it̃ _item_.
it̉m _iterum_.
īt̉m īt̉ī _interim_.
it^r _itur_.
ītr̃v̉t intrav̉īt _intraverunt, intraverint_.
j^a. _prima_.
j^ā _jam_.
jamdc̃os _jamdictos_.
j^o. _primo_.
j^o.q̹^o _unoquoque_.
jo^r _jour_.
j^rat̃ jurat̃ _juratores and its cases_.
jũe _jure_.
jꝰ j^re j^ra j^ribʒ j^ribꝰ _jus, jure, jura, juribus_.
jura^{ta} _juramenta_.
jusq̃s _jusques_.
jꝰtic̃ _justicia_.
jꝰticia _justicia_.
jux^a _juxta_.
kł _kalendœ, kalendas, &c_.
km̃e _charissime_.
km̃o k̴mo _charissimo_.
ł _vel_.
ł. łi. łj. _libra and its cases, libratas, &c_.
lat^{o}ñium _latrocinium_.
lẽi _legitimi_.
l’erc̃ _l’ercevesque_.
lĩ _liberas, libratas_.
łia _licentia_.
lib̴at̃ _liberatio and its cases_.
lib̴c̃ones _liberationes_.
lib^{a}t̃ _librata and its cases_.
lib̴tat̃ _libertates, &c_.
lib̴nt̉ _libenter_.
lib̴nt^r _liberentur, liberantur_.
lic̃ liña liñia _licentia_.
liq̹ _liquet_.
lo. _locus and its cases_.
lo^r _lour_.
loq̃la _loquela_.
łr _libenter_.
łra _littera_.
łras _litteras_.
łre lr̃e _lettre, litteræ_.
łris _litteris_.
łtt̃me łme _legitime_.
łʒ _libet and licet_.
m̉ _mer_.
m̃ m. m^a. _marca and its cases_.
m̃a _mea_.
magñ _magnus and its cases_.
mag̃r _magister_.
mag̃ri _magistri_.
mag̃rissa _magistrissa_.
mag̃ros _magistros_.
mag̃roꝝ _magistrorum_.
magr̃m _magistrum_.
mag̃t̉iū _magisterium_.
mãm _materiam_.
mat^a _materia_.
mat̉ m^at̉ _mater_.
mat^imōio _matrimonio_.
m^ax^a _maxima_.
m̃am _meam_.
m̃br̃m _membrum_.
m̃broꝝ _membrorum_.
m̉cħ _marchia and its cases_.
m̃di _mundi_.
Mẽ M’e _Marie_.
me. _memorie_.
me^d’ _memorandum_.
med^{te} _medietate_.
međtas _medietas_.
mem̃ mem^d memoꝝ _memorandum_.
mẽf̴ _mensis_.
m^i _mihi, mei_.
mĩa _misericordia, miseria_.
mĩe _misericordiæ_.
mił _miles and its cases_.
mĩo _matrimonio_.
m̃is _meis_.
mĩis _misericordiis_.
mis̉c̃dia _misericordia_.
m^l. _mille_.
młr _mulier_.
młr̃s _mulieres_.
młm _multum_.
m̃ltipłr _multipliciter_.
m̃lt̃m _multum_.
m^o mod̴ _modo_.
mo^r _monemur, movemur, &c_.
m̃ltões _multoties_.
mołnđ _molendinum and its cases_.
mo^r _moratur_.
m̃os _meos_.
mr̃ _mater, magister, martyr_.
mr̃e _matre_.
mr̃is _matris, martyris_.
mr̃i _matri_.
n. _enim_.
ñ. n. _nostri_.
ñ _enim, non_.
ñ _ne_.
n^a _nota_.
n^c _nec, nunc_.
nc̃ce _necesse_.
nc̃ _nunc_.
nec̃c̃ia nec̃ria _necessaria_.
neg̃m _negotium_.
neg̃o _negotio_.
neq̹ _neque_.
neq^{a}q^a _nequaquam_.
ñd̴ ñdū _nondum_.
n^cñ _necnon_.
n^i _nisi, nemini_.
nicħ nicħl _nihil_.
ñīatim _nominatim_.
n^{i}l _nihil_.
nim^{i}ū _nimirum_.
n^l _nihil_.
nłła _nulla_.
nłłm _nullum_.
nłłs _nullus_.
n^{l}oꝰ _nihilominus_.
ñm nūƪum _numerum_.
nob̴ nobʒ _nobis_.
nob̴c̃ nobʒc̃ _nobiscum_.
no^c’ _nocumentum_.
nocum̃tū _nocumentum_.
nōīa _nomina_.
nōīatī _nominatim_.
nōīe _nomine_.
nōīum _nominum_.
nost̉ _noster_.
nost^is _nostris_.
ño nũo _numero_.
noꝰ _nous_.
nr̃ ñr _noster_.
nov̉it _noverit_.
novit̉ _noviter_.
nr̃a _nostra_.
nr̃e _nôtre_.
nr̃i _nostri_.
nr̃is _nostris_.
nr̃o _nostro_.
nr̃os _nostros_.
nr̃am _nostram_.
nr̃m _nostrum_.
nr̃oꝝ _nostrorum_.
num̉at^r _numeratur_.
nunq^ā _nunquam_.
nūq̹^m _nunquam_.
nũs _numerus_.
nʒ _neque_.
õ ob̴ _obolus and its cases_.
ob̴ _obiit_.
obẽia _obedientia_.
obier̃t _obierint, obierunt_.
obed̴ie _obedientie_.
obłonibʒ _oblationibus_.
occ̃o _occasio_.
occo͠e occ̃one oc̃one _occasione_.
occo͠ibʒ occo͠ibus _occasionibus_.
õe _omne_.
ões _omnes_.
õia _omnia_.
õibʒ õibꝰ _omnibus_.
oĩm õium _omnium_.
oĩo om̄īo _omnino_.
om̃ _omnis and its cases_.
om̄i _omni_.
om̃s ões _omnis, omnes_.
oĩode _omnimode_.
ōnino ōīno _omnino_.
op̴at̃ōibʒ op̴acõibʒ _operationibus_.
opꝰ op̴a _opus, opera_.
opp^a _opportuna_.
oppoĩa _opposita_.
op̴^t _oportet_.
õs _omnis, omnes_.
ov̉tem̃t _overtement_.
p. _patentes_.
p̴ _per, par, por_.
p̴ _pro_.
p̉ _pre, præ_.
p̉ _præcipimus, præsenti_.
p^i _pri_.
p^a _prima_.
p̴^a _persona_.
p̴^{a}łr p̴so^t’ _personaliter_.
p^a _pagina_.
p^a _publica_.
pat̉ _pater_.
p^{a}ti _prati_.
p̴bʒ _præbet_.
p̉b̴nđ _præbenda, &c_.
pc̃c̃i _peccati_.
p^{ca} _publica_.
p̉cipimꝰ _præcipimus_.
p̴cħ _prochain_.
p̴c̃ssꝰ _processus_.
p̉đ p̉dict̃ _prædictus and its cases_.
p̉dc̃a _prædicta_.
p̉dc̃as _prædictas_.
p̉dc̃m _prædictum_.
p̉dc̃o _prædicto_.
p̉dc̃os _prædictos_.
p̉dc̃i _prædicti_.
p̉dc̃oꝝ _prædictorum_.
p̴ãlate _perambulatæ_.
p̴e _pere_.
p̴ent̉e _parentre_.
p̴ē _parem_.
p̉fat̃ p̉fata p̉fat̃m p̉fatꝰ _prœfatus, &c_.
p̴ħre _prohibere_.
p̴hendinav̉nt _perhendinaverunt_.
p^{i}m̉e _primere (première)_.
p^{i}ve _prive_.
p^{i}e _prie_.
p^{i}sa _prisa_.
p^{i}ꝰ p^{i}us _prius, primus_.
p̴^{i}a _propria_.
p̴iñ _proinde_.
p̴^{i}o _proprio_.
p̉juđ _prejudicial_.
pła _plura_.
plac̃ _placitum and its cases_.
p̴lem̃t _parlement_.
płma _plurima_.
płes _plures_.
płia _placita_.
płg̃ _plegiagium and its cases_.
płim _plurimum_.
płit̃ _placitum and its cases_.
p̴mutat̃o _permutatio_.
pñt _possint and possunt_.
p̃n^c’ _presentia and its cases_.
p̃nt _present_.
p̃ns _prœsens_.
p̃nt̃ _prœsentem, prœsentes, prœsentibus, &c_.
p̉nōīato _prœnominato_.
p̴p^{i}o _proprio_.
p̴p̴ p̴p̃ p̴pt̉ _propter_.
p̃ p̃ p^ap Pp^a _papa_.
pp̃li _populi_.
pp̃o _populo_.
p̴p^{i}a _propria_.
p̴porco͠e p̴porco͠is _proportione, proportionis_.
p^o _primo_.
po. _posito_.
posſ̴^{em} _possessionem_.
p^{o}ea _postea_.
p^r _pour, pur_.
p^{r}veio^{r}s _purveiours_.
pr̃ _pater_.
pr̃i _patri_.
pr̃is _patris_.
pr̃iam _patriam_.
pr̃onatꝰ _patronatus_.
p̃r _presbiter_.
p̴sōe _persone_.
p̃state p̃ꝰtate potest^e _potestate_.
p̉sb̴r _presbiter_.
p̉sc^{i}pt̃ _præscriptus and its cases_.
p̉sentes _præsentes_.
p̴s p̴te _pars, parte_.
p̉t̉it̃ _preteritus and its cases_.
p^t _post, potest_.
p̉t̉ _præter_.
p̴tiñ p̴tinenc̃ _pertinentiis_.
p̴tiñ p̴tinentibʒ p̴tinent̃ _pertinentibus_.
p̴tinētes _pertinentes_.
pu^{ce} _publice_.
puisf̴ _puissant_.
p̴x^o p̴x^a _proximo, proxima_.
pꝰ pꝰt _post_.
pꝰm̃ pꝰtmođ _postmodum_.
pʒ p^t _patet, potest_.
Q2 q2 _quia, quòd_.
q̹ _que, quia, quòd_.
q̃ _qui, quæ_.
q̴ _quod, quòd_.
q̴̃ _quem, quos_.
q^a q̴^a _qua, quadrans_.
q^ā q̴^ā _quam_.
q^{a}nt _quant_.
q^{a}łrcūq̹ _qualitercumque_.
q̃a _quia_.
q^{a}rt̉ _quarter_.
q^{a}cūq̹ _quacumque_.
q^{a}r̃ _quare, quarum_.
q^{a}ꝝ _quarum_.
q^{a}i _quasi_.
q^{a}s _quas_.
q^{a}libʒ _qualibet_.
q^{a}p̴pt̉ _quapropter_.
q^{a}tenꝰ _quatenus_.
qđđm _quoddam_.
qđlʒ _quodlibet_.
qđ _quid, quod_
q^{i}s _quis_.
q^{i}łʒ _quilibet_.
q^{i}bʒ _quibus_.
q^{i}bʒcūq̹ _quibuscumque_.
q^{i}cūq̹ _quicunque_.
q^{i}cq^id _quicquid_.
q^i q^{i}a _quia_.
q^{i}d _quid_.
q^{i}eta _quieta_.
q^{i}etū _quietum_.
q^inq̹ q^i’q̹ _quinque_.
q^{i}sq^am _quisquam_.
qm̃ _quoniam, quem, quomodo_.
q̃le q^{a}le _quale_.
q^{a}t̉xx. q^{a}t̉xx^{ti}. _quater viginti_.
qñ _quando, quoniam_.
q^o _quo_.
q^{o}s _quos_.
q^{o}m^o _quomodo_.
q^{o}m^{o}łʒ _quomodolibet_.
q^{o}nđ _quondam_.
q^{o}q̹ _quoque_.
q^{o}ꝝ _quorum_.
q̹^o _quoque_.
q^{o}łʒ _quolibet_.
qñc̃q̹ _quandocumque_.
qr̃ _quare_.
q̃ratis _queratis_.
q̃relar̃ q̃r̃laꝝ _querelarum_.
q̃rƪe _quærere_.
q’q̹ _quodque, quiconque_.
quar̃ _quare_.
quereł _querela and its cases_.
qũx _queux_.
℞ _Rex and its cases_.
r. r̃. r̃ _regni, regno, &c_.
rece^r _recevoir_.
reclamaco͠e reclamat̃ōe _reclamatione_.
reg̃ł _regula and its cases_.
reg̃lães _regulares_.
relq̃ _reliqua_.
reliq̃ _reliqui, reliqua, &c_.
relīq^i _relinqui_.
reliq^i _reliqui_.
req^{i}sitꝰ _requisitus_.
rep̴aco͠e _reparatione_.
respc̃s _respectus_.
respc̃u resp̃u _respectu_.
resp̃m _respectum_.
rem̃ _remanet_.
re^{tam} _receptam_.
rev̉^mꝰ _reverendissimus_.
ret^o _retro_.
rña _regina_.
rñdʒ _respondet_.
r̃ndeat^r _respondeatur_.
r̃nsio _responsio_.
rñsum _responsum_.
rñs^{r}us _responsurus_.
r^o _responsio_.
rõe rõne r̃one _ratione_.
rõi _rationi_.
ro^{lo} _rotulo_.
rõnabilt̉ rõabiłr _rationabiliter_.
roy^{me} _royaume_.
r̃ociniū rõniū _ratiocinium_.
rõnio _ratiocinio_.
r̃r̃ reꝝ _rerum_.
r̃spc̃u _respectu_.
S’ S. _Sanctus and its cases_.
.s. _scilicet_.
s. _sunt_.
s̃. _solidus and its cases_.
ſ̴ _salutem_.
ſ̴ ſ̴^r _seigneur_.
s^a _secunda, summa, supra_.
s^{a}dc̃m _supradictum_.
sał sałm sałt̃ sałt̃m _salutem_.
sacr̃m sac^am̃tū _sacramentum_.
Sb̴b̴i _Sabbati_.
s̃b _sub_.
s̃btꝰ _subtus_.
sb̴nia _substantia_.
Sc̃s _Sanctus_.
Sc̃i _Sancti_.
Sc̃is _Sanctis_.
Sc̃os _Sanctos_.
Sc̃a _Sancta_.
sc̃đm _secundum_.
sciłt _scilicet_.
sc^{a}c̃io _scaccario_.
s^c _sic_.
sc̃de _seconde, secundæ_.
s^c’ sic^t _sicut_.
sc̃lari _seculari_.
scłʒ _scilicet_.
sc̃laribʒ sec̃laribʒ _secularibus_.
ſ̴dit _susdit_.
ſ̴em̃t _serement_.
sen^{al} _seneschal_.
seqũ _sequens and its cases_.
sem^l _semel_.
seq^r _sequitur_.
sec^{r}ū _securum_.
sepedc̃i _sæpedicti_.
seq̃ns _sequens_.
sib̴n _sibien_.
sig̃ _sigillum and its cases_.
sic̃ _sicut_.
sĩlit̉ _similiter_.
sing̃la _singula_.
sĩ _sive_.
s^i _sibi_.
siłt̃r _similiter_.
signĩcas _significas_.
sig^{a}sti _significasti_.
sigłs sigł _singulus and its cases_.
siłr siłt̃r _similiter_.
sing̃lis _singulis_.
sir̃ _schira and its cases_.
słʒ _scilicet_.
ſ̴^m _secundum_.
s̃mpłr _simpliciter_.
sm^a _summa_.
sñ _sine_.
sñia _sententia_.
solʒ _solet_.
s^o _secundo_.
s^o _seriò, serò_.
soł _solidus and its cases_.
sp̃ale _speciale_.
spłr _specialiter_.
sp̃s _spiritus_.
sp̃alis _specialis, spiritualis_.
sp̃ualia _spiritualia_.
ſ̴ra _sera_.
s̃r _super, sur_.
subs̃ _subsidium and its cases_.
sup̴ _super_.
suffiſ̴ _suffisant_.
ſ̴^{r}ie _seignurie_.
s̃s _suus, suos, suas, suis_.
St̃e _Sainte_.
s^t s̃t _sunt_.
sub̴a _substantia_.
sup^a _supra_.
sup̴iꝰ _superius_.
ſ̴vic̃ _servicia_.
sṽ _sive_.
sʒ _set for sed_.
slʒ _scilicet_.
T. _teste, testibus_.
T’ _terminus and its cases_.
TT. _tituli or titulo_.
t. t̃. t̃ _teste, testibus_.
t̉ _ter_.
tał _talis, &c. taliter_.
tałr _taliter_.
t^{a}nsgr̃ _transgressio_.
t^{a}diđunt _tradiderunt_.
t^{a}dider̃t _tradiderit, tradiderint, tradiderunt_.
tam̃ _tamen_.
tāq^ā _tanquam_.
t^c t̃c tūc _tunc_.
temp̃re _tempore_.
tēp̴ibʒ _temporibus_.
tec̃ _tecum_.
testīo^m _testimonium_.
test̃o _testamento_.
teñ _tenementum and its cases_.
teñʒ _tenements_.
ten^t _tenet_.
tenđ _tenendum_.
teñdas _tenendas_.
thes̃ _thesaurarius_.
tħr̃m _thesaurum_.
t^{e}s _tres_.
t^{i}a _tria_.
t^i _tibi_.
t̉īo _termino_.
t^{i}bus _tribus_.
t̃m _tantum_.
t̉^m t̉ĩm _terminum_.
t̃m^o t̃mm^o _tantummodo_.
t̃mdē _tantundem_.
T’m̃ _terminus and its cases_.
T’miñ _terminus and its cases_.
t̃mp̴alia _temporalia_.
t̃mp̴alibʒ _temporalibus_.
t̃mp̴e tp̃re _tempore_.
t̃n tñ _tamen, tantum_.
tot̃ _totus and its cases_.
t̃p̴e _tempore_.
tp̃re _tempore_.
t̃p̴ibʒ _temporibus_.
to^l _totalis_.
toucħ _touchant_.
t̉r̃ t̉ra t̉re t̉rā t̉ram t̉rar̃ t̉raꝝ _terra and its cases_.
t^{r}r̃ _turris and its cases_.
t^{r}i _turri_.
t^{r}ī _turrim_.
t̉sb̴n _tresbien_.
tʒ _tenet_.
u. _ut_.
ub̴e u^i _ubi_.
u^{i}c̃q̹ _ubicumque_.
ult̃ _ultimus and its cases_.
ult̉iꝰ _ulterius_.
uñ _unde_.
uñc̃q̹ _undecumque_.
unct̃ōem _unctionem_.
uniꝰ _unius_.
unic^iʒ _unicuique_.
ūq^ā _unquam_.
ut^{i}usq̹ _utriusque_.
ut̃r _uter, utrum_.
ut̃rq̹ _uterque and its cases_.
utꝰq̹ _utriusque_.
ux̃ _uxor_.
ux̃e _uxore_.
ux̃is ux̉is _uxoris_.
v. _vel_.
ṽꝰ _versus_.
vac̃ _vacatio and its cases_.
vađ _vadia_.
vałat _valeat_.
valʒ _valet_.
v̉ba _verba_.
vałet _valeret_.
venaco͠e _venatione_.
v^i _vir_.
vī _vim_.
vic̃ vicec̃ _vicecomes and its cases_.
v^{i}i _viri_.
vidʒ viʒ _videlicet_.
viłł _villa and its cases_.
viłr _viriliter_.
v^{i}oꝝ _virorum_.
virg̃is _virginis_.
ṽl v^l _vel_.
v^o _vero_.
v^{o}. _quinto_.
voꝰ _vous_.
v^q’. _quinque_.
v^r _videtur_.
vr̃ _vester_.
vr̃a _vestra_.
vr̃e _vestræ_.
vr̃i _vestri_.
vr̃o _vestro_.
vr̃m _vestrum_.
vʒ v^iʒ _videlicet_.
v̉ſ̴ _versus_.
w^t _with_.
x. _decem_.
x^a _decima_.
X^c Xc Xs̃ Xs Xp̃c Xp̃s _Christus_.
xl^a. _quadragesima_.
Xp̃i _Christi_.
Xp̃o _Christo_.
Xp̃iani _Christiani_.
xv^{me} _quinzisme_.
zo^r _your_.
REFERENCES.
There are various references used for notes, according to the fancy
of the author, or the master printer; where they are not numerous in
a page, the common references are generally used, in this order-- *,
†, ‡, §, ‖, ¶, and where there are more than six notes in a page,
two of each reference are put to a note; but this is looked upon as
having an unsightly appearance.
Italick lower case letters are sometimes used, enclosed between
parentheses (_a_), and sometimes figures (1); the letters, when they
are used, are often continued through the alphabet, and then commence
again with (_a_).
The most usual references, and which are esteemed the neatest, are
superiors, both letters and figures; where the notes are at the
foot of the page, letters are most frequently used, sometimes going
through the alphabet, and sometimes commencing with ^a in each page
in which notes occur: where the notes are placed at the end of
the volume, figures ^{1 2} are nearly always adopted, in regular
succession.
REGISTER.
This term implies such an arrangement of the whites in both forms of
a sheet, as that, when printed off, the pages shall fall precisely at
the back of each other, so that the sides and heads of the pages of
one form shall not project beyond those of the other; in fine work
the principle is carried still further, and the whites in the pages
are so arranged that line shall fall upon line, when the reiteration
is worked. _See_ GAUGE. SPACE LINES.
REGISTER SHEET.
The sheet or sheets printed to make register with.--_M._ When works
are printed on fine and expensive paper, register is usually made
with proof paper; and it is not till the form is completely made
ready that they use its own paper.
REGLET.
Is a sort of furniture of an equal thickness all its length. It is
quadrat high, of several thicknesses, viz. Nonpareil, Brevier, Long
Primer, Pica, &c. thick.--_M._
Reglet and all other furniture, except side and foot sticks, are
made in lengths of three feet each, and are always styled a yard of
reglet, a yard of broad, &c.; the use of reglet is to branch out
titles, jobs, and other matter, to economise the use of quadrats:
it is preferable to quadrats for this purpose, it keeping the lines
more even; for different founts of the same size being often mixed,
and the quadrats frequently battered, are not so true as a piece of
reglet, which I would always have put next to a line of capitals; it
is also used in making margin.
The thinnest reglet used is called card reglet, a substitute for
scale-board; the regular sizes commence with Pearl and go up to Two
Lines Great Primer, with the exception of Ruby, Minion, Bourgeois,
Small Pica, English, Paragon, and Two Lines Pica, which are sizes not
used.
REITERATION.
The second form, or the form printed on the backside of the white
paper.--_M._ This is a term generally used for press work; when the
second form is working, that is, perfecting the sheet, the pressmen
say they are working the reiteration.
REVIEWS. _See Newspaper Postage._
REVISE.
An impression of each form printed on proof paper the first thing
after it is laid on, and taken by the pressman to the reader or
overseer, for him to examine that all the corrections in the press
proof are made, previously to the impression being worked off. The
compositor frequently takes the revise for waste paper; but this
should never be done with that of the first form; the pressman should
put it into the heap, so that it may be readily found, which keeps
it damp, and the revise of the second form ought always to be pulled
on it; the reader, in revising the second form, then sees the sheet
perfect, which is necessary to ascertain that the matter follows, and
that the furniture is right.
RIBS.
In wooden presses, long pieces of steel, polished on the upper
surface, which is a little rounded, on which the carriage traverses
in being run in and run out; they are fastened down upon long pieces
of wood, which are called Wooden Ribs.
RIDES.
Leads are said to ride, when one end projects over another; this
will occasionally take place when two or more are used in the same
measure. It ought to be guarded against, as, when it happens, it
prevents the page rising, or if by tightening the quoins the form is
made to rise, it causes the lines to be crooked.
RINSE THE FORM.
Laying up the form, and washing the lye and ink away to make the
letter clean.--_M._ This is always done by the pressman as soon as a
form is off; he takes it to the lye trough, and brushes the ink from
off the face of the letter, the furniture, and chase, with the lye
brush and lye; he then lifts it out of the trough and sets it on its
edge, resting against the side of the trough or against some other
support, and rinses it well with water, to wash away the lye and the
ink it has dissolved, and thus leaves the face of the letter, the
furniture, and the chase clean, ready for the compositor to lay up
preparatory to distributing.--_See_ LAY UP.
RINSING TROUGH.
The trough forms are rinsed in.--_M._ It is two troughs combined in
one; the smallest and deepest is for the water, and in some offices
has an iron ladle chained to the near upper corner, to prevent its
being displaced; the shallow part is used to lay up forms in; they
are both lined with lead, and the shallow one has a loose deal bottom
to preserve the lead, and in general is bound with iron, particularly
at the front, to prevent the edge of a chase, when being lifted upon
the letter board, from cutting the lead; they both have an opening
with a short pipe at the bottom to convey away the water; that in
the water trough having a brass plug in it, for the convenience of
letting the water off to clean it out. They stand on a frame, which
is usually placed in a platform raised at the edges a few inches,
lined with lead, styled the sink, with a loose bottom of boards,
which leads into a pipe for drainage.
[Illustration: A wooden rinsing trough]
RISE.
A form is said to rise, when in rearing it off the correcting stone
no letter or furniture, &c. stay behind.--_M._ When every thing is
properly justified, and the form properly quoined and locked up, so
that nothing falls out in lifting it up.
RISERS.
The material upon which stereotype plates are fixed, in order to be
printed.
These risers are sometimes made of wood, with the plates screwed, or
otherwise fastened upon them; sometimes of brass, bell metal, gun
metal, or type metal; and occasionally of gypsum, or Roman cement:
but, of whatever substance they may be formed, the riser and the
plate together should be of the same height as types.