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41Beauchop — This interesting and unusual surname, with variant spellings Bauchope, Bachop and Bachup, widespread in Scotland and in the north of England is of locational origin from a place, north of Manchester in Lancashire called Bacup. Recorded as Bachope …
42Bech — This name has several possible origins. It can be a locational name derived from the Olde English Bece which means residence by Beech Trees or it could derive from Baec a word meaning Brook used to describe a small river or stream. It is also… …
43Buckberry — This rare and picturesque surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is a dialectal variant of the locational name Backbarrow, from a place so called in Lancashire, which is first recorded in the Placenames of Lancashire as Bakbafowe in 1537. The… …
44ABBATES Regales — qui etiam Abbates ad Palatium pertinentes, dicebantur olim, qui Monasteria Regalia, nude a Rege pendentia, Graece Βασιλικὰ Μοναςτήρια, possidebant. Hi non nisi ab ipsis Imperatorib. aut Regibus, vel certe eorum consensu ac nutu, instituebantur,… …
45AMPHIMALLA sive — AMPHIMALLA, sive ἀμφίμαλλοι χιτῶνες, vestes sunt utrinque villosae. Meminit eorum Plin. l. 19. c. 1. Gausapae patris mei memoria coepere, ampbimalla nostra, sicut etiam villosa ventr alia. Vide Octav. Ferrarium de ReVestiaria l. 1. c. 18. An… …
46APEXABO — farciminis genus, memoratum Arnobio adv. Gent l. 7. Si magnificum videtur, atque amplum; iugulare Diis tauros: Quid sibi baec volunt, apexabo, isicia, silicernialongabo? quae sunt nomina et farciminum genera. Nomen ei ab aper. Varro de L. L. l. 4 …
47ASSUMPTIO — I. ASSUMPTIO in Ecclesia Romana dies dicitur mortis Sacti alicuius, quô scil. eius anima assumitur in caelum. Proprie vero transitus B. Virginis, ut ait Durandus Rational. l. 7. c. 1. n. 15. Frodoardus in Leone IV. Tandem clara dies Reginae… …
48ASSYRIA — I. ASSYRIA Arbor, quae et Medica, et Περσικὴ μηλέα, eadem cum Cittea plerisque Veterum. Sed Virgilius in illa describenda, ingentem arborem eam nobis tradit, quod Aurantiae potius, quam citro, convenit. Nam citrum non alte attollitur, Ipsa ingens …
49BARDAEI — populi Illyrici, quorum mentio in Glossis, Bardei, Ι᾿λλὑροιο δοῦλοι, ὁι δὲ ἀγωνισάμενοι ὑπὲρ τῆς Ι᾿ταλίας κατα Κίννου καὶ Μαρίου ςτρατευσάμενοι. Illyrici servi, qui pro Italia pugnantes, contra Cinnam et Marium cum exercitu profecti sunt, ubi… …
50BITUMEN — sulpuri naturâ vicinum, alibi limus, verba sune Plinii l. 35. c. 15. alibt terra; limus e Iudaeae lacu emergens: terra in Syria, circa Sidonem oppidum maritimum, Spissantur baec utraque et in densitatem coeunt. Est vero liquidum bitumen, sicut… …
