Authority Cited: Hale
Author name and dates: Matthew Hale (1609-1676)
BKG Bio-tweet: Influential jurist; involved in restoring Charles II; condemned witches; legal and theological writer; SJ quotes both
Categories (list of works cited – preliminary) [BKG Note: about 310 Hale cites in 1755 Dict. vol. 1, about 250 Hale cites in Dict. vol. 2. Seven Hale cites were identified as added in vol. 1 of the 1773 Dict., four of these under the letter "A." Headwords for which cites were added in the 1773 Dict. are indicated below in bold italic. No added Hale cites were identified in Dict. vol. 2. A substantial number of Hale cites are to "Hale" only, without a work cited. All such cites sampled that were traced to Hale works were found in one of the two titles below. The words verified as being from one of the titles are included in the list of headwords for the title within squared brackets [ ]. Item 216 in The Sale Catalogue of Samuel Johnson's Library, A Facsimile Edition, ed. Fleeman, is 4. Hale's placitorumcoronae, 2 v. 1736 .... Per Reddick in The Making of Johnson's Dictionary (p.204), The Primitive Origin of Mankind (1677), marked by SJ, is in the Bodleian (Dep. c.25).]
Author name and dates: Matthew Hale (1609-1676)
BKG Bio-tweet: Influential jurist; involved in restoring Charles II; condemned witches; legal and theological writer; SJ quotes both
Categories (list of works cited – preliminary) [BKG Note: about 310 Hale cites in 1755 Dict. vol. 1, about 250 Hale cites in Dict. vol. 2. Seven Hale cites were identified as added in vol. 1 of the 1773 Dict., four of these under the letter "A." Headwords for which cites were added in the 1773 Dict. are indicated below in bold italic. No added Hale cites were identified in Dict. vol. 2. A substantial number of Hale cites are to "Hale" only, without a work cited. All such cites sampled that were traced to Hale works were found in one of the two titles below. The words verified as being from one of the titles are included in the list of headwords for the title within squared brackets [ ]. Item 216 in The Sale Catalogue of Samuel Johnson's Library, A Facsimile Edition, ed. Fleeman, is 4. Hale's placitorumcoronae, 2 v. 1736 .... Per Reddick in The Making of Johnson's Dictionary (p.204), The Primitive Origin of Mankind (1677), marked by SJ, is in the Bodleian (Dep. c.25).]
- The history of the common law of England. Divided into Twelve Chapters, By Sir Matthew Hale, Kt., late Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, The Second Edition, Corrected. 1716, London: Printed for John Walthoe in the Middle-Temple-Cloysters, and John Walthoe Junr. against the Royal Exchange in Cornhill; [accord (added in 1773 Dict.)]; afforestation; alien; amerce; ancestrel; antiquate; appendix; assistant; ... [avoidable (added in 1773 Dict., same quote as nonage)]; barbarousness; baronage; bequest; bind; bolt; bundle; [capitulation]; challenge; charter-party; coalition; coercion; collector; commorance; compulsion; consession; consonance; conterminous; ... [debase]; dedition; [defloration]; deletion; descendible; desume; devolution; doubtless; [encounter]; enfeoff; establish; examiner; [feudal];[generalty]; heritable; [illeviable]; incommunicating; infuedation; instate; interlard; juridical; legal; legislature; manual; [memorial (inexact quote, perhaps from memory, or a conflation of two quotes)]; [munition]; [nonage]; [one]; orally; [ordeal]; [over-forwardness]; panel; [parliamentary]; prefix; process; purview; [recess]; repurchase; residence; resort; [seizin]; similar; [title]; [venter]; [verbatim]; underpin.
- The primitive origination of mankind, considered and examined according to the light of nature. Written by the Honorable Sir Matthew Hale, Knight: late Chief Justice of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench. 1677, London: Printed by W. Godbid, for W. Shrowsbery at the sign of the Bible in Duke-Lane; abjure; abrade; absolve; absume; acceleration; accessible; accommodation; accustomable; ... [analogal (added in 1773 Dict., new headword)]; ... [appetition (added in 1773 Dict.)]; ... assimilate; ... bailiwick (incorrect cite, should be History of the Common Law of England; inexact quote, perhaps from memory: reads counties rather than bailiwicks in the both the 1716 and the 1713 edition, p.14,); balsamical; bear; before; beneficent; beneficialness; beside/besides; [bottom]; brain; break; brute; burgage; carcass; carnify; carp; carry (2); castigation; cataclysm; cease; characterize; ... [collectively]; [competible (added in 1773 Dict.)]; [comportment (added in 1773 Dict.)]; ... dead; decursion; defectibility; [delectable]; deputy; derivation; derivative; destination; determination; ... [either]; efficient; egestion; elicite; else; emanant; [emetical/emetick]; empyrosis; enfranchise; engraver; enunciation; equal; estimative; evacuation; evilness; evincible; evolve (2); [exaggerate (added in 1773 Dict.)]; exaggeration; excogitate (2); exodus; exornation; explicable; explicate; extendedlessness; fabrication; [fair]; fall; famine; fancifulness; felt; ferine; filiation; for; fracture; fusee; get; [give]; go; guild; habitude; harness; heptarchy; hierophant; hither; [hithermost]; identical; [idiotism]; impendence; imperate; improvable; inaccessible; inchohation; incompossibility; inconceptible; inconcoct; ... just; [kersey (same quote as felt)]; land; lapse; level; [link (2)]; lisne; [make]; mancipate; mannerliness; manurable; marsh; meander; [midland]; ministration; misemployment; nature; necessitate; necessitude; [nobleness]; [obduce]; objective; objectiveness; obliterate; obliteration; observance; observator; opinator; [origination (same quote as excogitate)]; overstore; [parity]; peaceable; perceptible (2); perception; percolate; placable; plant; posited ... raciotinative; [ramification]; [reason]; recompense; rector; reductive; reminiscence; repeople; ... salvatory; seminification; [sempiternal]; severity; sharp-visaged; sinewy; sinuation; ... [tactile]; topical; torpidness; traduction; [transmission]; trigon; variety; [venerator]; [vermiculation]; unconfused; unintermitted; unseasonableness; vocally; waterfowl; waterish; [weariness (same quote as waterfowl]; [weather]; [yea].
- Hale (no work cited); at; compulsion; concentre; concludency; concurrent; ... defectible (incorrect cite: should be Norris, A Discourse Concerning Perseverance in Holiness in A Collection of Miscellanies, consisting of Poems, Essays, Discourses and Letters); derogate; desicate; destroy; desuetude; desume; disciplinableness; ... emigration; executive; existence; fall; ferineness; for; foul; higgle (incorrect cite: should be Joseph Hall, Contemplations vpon the historie of the the New Testament); hold; immemorial; impendent; imperceptible; imperceptibleness; impertransibility; improvidence; inclusively; incompatibility; incompatible; increase; ... lingeringly (incorrect cite: should be Joseph Hall, No Peace with Rome); meridian; moment; moor; moorish; ... omnipresence; opinion; oust; partake; participant; permanence; pike; ploughland; ... range; ravenousness; reasonableness; recentness; reduction; ... said; sanguify; scantlet; scrutiny; self; ... take (3); tale; temperament; tench; term; ... vainglorious; variation; ventricle; ... wager; watch;