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MEADOW; GWERGLADD, LEIMON; PRATUM, the place of the greater growth or

spring.

MECHANICK, ARTIFICER; SAER; BANAUSOS; MECHANICUS, a worker in arts.

MELT; TODDI; MELDO; LIQUEFACIO, to diminish or destroy the compactness of

a body, to make it flow or resemble honey.

MEMBER; AELOD; ARTHRON; MEMBRUM, the spring parts, branches or shanks

about a man.

MERCURY; MORIWR; ERMES; MERCURIUS, the great seaman, his wings alluding

to the sails of ships and their swift motion.

MERCY; TRUGAREDD; ELEOS; MISERICORDIA, in their primary sense is to

help one over or out of the water, and emblematically out of any other

trouble. It may be no improper phrase to be made use of to the old

carrier of Acheron.

MIDDLE; CANOL; MESOS; MEDIUS, the most inclosed or shut of all.

MILD; GWAR; PRAOS; MITIS, a thing without much fire or action.

MILT; BLEDDYN; SPLEN; SPLEN, the life or spring of the human flood or its

circulation.

MIND, SOUL; MEDDWL, ENAID; THUMOS, NOUS; ANIMUS, the life and light of

man.

MINGLE; CYMYSGU; KERANNUMI; COMMISCEO, to be together in, or possessing

one place.

MISFORTUNE; ANFORTYN, ANDDAMWEN; DAIMON; INFORTUNIUM, no force, strength

or comfort to man.

MONSTER; ANGENFIL; PELOR; MONSTRUM, a man with a female belly or a

privative male.

MYRTLE; MYRWYDD; MYRTOS; MYRTUS, numerous leaves on its top.

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