GLOSSARY.

LICENTIOUSNESS, 1., excessive freedom from ecclesiastical re­straints, from Lat. licentiosus. LIEN, Ps. 68. 13, lain.

When they have lien a little space on the ground. More's Utopia, p. 158.

LIGHT, xv.; LIGHTEN( Te Deum), to alight, descend.

New lighted on a heaven- kissing hill. Shaks. Haml. iii. 4. 59. LIKE, III., to please. See B.G. The music likes you not. Shaks. Gent. iv. 2. 56.

LIKE, TII., likely, probable.

Is't like that lead contains her? Shaks. Merch. ii. 7. 49. LITANY, a responsive form of sup­plication and intercessory prayer; Eccles. Lat. litania; Gk. Atraveía, a supplication.

LITURGY, I., public worship, an es­tablished form of prayer; Eccles: Lat. liturgia; Gk. AELTOVpyía, the discharge of a public duty. In the early Church the Commu­nion Service was wont to be ex­clusively entitled' The Liturgy.' LIVELY, xv.,' thy true and lively Word,' full of life, life- giving.

Our fathers who received the livelie oracles. Geneva, Acts 7. 38. LORD, THE= Heb. Jahveh, Jeho­vah,' Ps.95. 1; xv.( Nicene Creed), ' the Lord, and Giver of Life'=

τὸ πνεῦμα τὸ κύριον καὶ τὸ ζωο­TOLóv. Ix.( Te Deum), Lord God of Sabaoth;' cp. Isa. 6. 3, Holy, holy, holy is Jehovah Sabaoth.' Applied to our Saviour Jesus Christ in the Prayer Book( pas­sim). O.E. hlaford, lit. guardian of bread.

LOVERS, Ps. 38. 11& 88. 18, loving

ones, friends.

My lovers and my friends stand aside from my plague. Geneva, Ps. 38. 11. LUCRE, 11I., gain; Lat. lucrum ( Vulg.).

Not geven to filthy luere.

Tindale, 1 Tim. 3. 8. LUST, Ps. 92. 10, desire; O.E. lust, pleasure. Cp. 14 Tr. e.

LUTE, Ps. 33. 2= Heb. nebel, a harp. See Aids( art. MUSIC, s. v. Nebel). O.Fr. lut; Port. alaude; Arab. ' al'ud, a lute, wood, timber( the prefix'al being the Arabic definite article).

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MAGNIFY, Ps. 30. 1, to praise highly, to extol; Lat. magnificare ( Vulg.), to make great.

MALEDICTION, XXIV., curse; Lat. maledictio( Vulg.); lit. an evil speaking.

MAMMON, 9 Tr. g; 15 Tr. g, riches; Lat. mammona( Vulg.)= papwrâs; Chald. mamona.

MAN, xx., husband,' I pronounce that they be Man and Wife to­gether.'

MANNA, Ps. 78. 25, the food sup­plied to the Israelites in the wil­derness; Lat. manna( Vulg.)= Heb. man.

MARTYR, St. Ste. c; 1x.( Te Deum),

one who by his death bears wit­ness to the truth of the Christian religion; Lat. martyr( Vulg.); Gk. μάρτυρ, μάρτυς, a witness; lit. one who remembers, declares.

MARVEL, Tu. b. E. g, to wonder; O.Fr. merveiller from merveille, a wonder Lat. mirabilia, wonder­ful things.

MASSES, xxix. 31, celebrations of the Holy Communion for the liv­ing and dead for the remission of pain or guilt. O.E. mæsse; Eccles. Lat. missa.

MATRIMONY, xx., marriage; Lat. matrimonium( Vulg.), connected with mater, a mother.

MATRON, xx., a married woman, the mother of a family; Lat. matrona, connected with mater.

MATTINS, VI., morning prayers;

Fr. matins; cp. Lat. matutinus, belonging to the morning.

MEAN, XXIX. 28, the medium, the means; O.Fr. meian( now moyen); Late Lat. medianum, middle.

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MEAT, Ps. 42. 3, food. O.E. mete. My teares have bene my meate daye and night. Geneva.

MEAT- OFFERING, Ps. 40. 8- Heb. minchah, lit. a gift, an offering of meal or vegetables.

MEDIATOR, St. Ste. c, He who unites God and man; Lat. media­tor( Vulg.) from medius, middle.