romance harnessed
to take him to the moon
Genethliack:  A caster of horoscopes
Geomancy:  Divination by interpreting the patterns of lines drawn
at random on the ground or on paper. 
Gleave:  A spear or halberd
Granado:  A grenade
Grilly’d:  Grilled
Grincam:  Syphilis
Guep:  Go on! —­ said to a horse or as an expression of derision. 
Habergeon:  A chain-mail shirt
Haut-gousts:  Tasty things
Headborough:  A constable
Hiccius Doctius:  A nonsense word used by jugglers, conjurers etc.,
hence, any kind of trick or dishonest dealing
Hight:  Called, named
Hoccamore:  Wine from Hochheim, in Germany
Horary:  Hourly
Huckle:  The hip
Hugonots:  French Calvinists
Hypocondries:  The upper abdomen, between the breastbone and
the navel
Id est:  That is (L.)
Idem:  The same (L.)
Illation:  Inference, deduction
In eodem subjecto:  Thrown together in the same place (L.)
In querpo:  Naked
Jobbernol(e):  A thick head or blockhead
Jure divino:  By God’s law (L.)
Langued:  Heraldic term meaning, with a tongue of a particular
colour e.g. langued gules — with a red tongue
Lathy:  Thin, like a lath
Linsey-woolsey :  A cloth of mixed wool and linen threads
Linstock:  A stick for holding a gunner’s match
L’Ombre:  A card game
Longees:  Lunges
Lustrations:  Ceremonials of ritual purification by washing
Mainprize:  To stand surety for someone
Manicon:  A plant (deadly nightshade) or its extract, believed to
cause insanity when taken
Manto:  Mantua, a kind of woman’s loose gown
Martlet:  A swallow or martin
Mazzard:  The head
Meazle:  A spot or pustule
Mira de lente:  Wonderfully slow (L.)
Mordicus:  With the teeth (L.)
Morpion:  A crab-louse
Mundungus:  Bad tobacco
Nare olfact:  Nostril (L.)
Neat (noun):  A calf or cow
Negatur:  It is denied (L.)
Nimmer:  A petty thief
Omnibus nervis:  With every sinew (L.)
Oppugn:  Attack or fight against
Orcades:  The Orkneys
pacquet-male:  Large wallet
Padder:  A thief
Pari Libra:  Equally (L.)
Pathic:  Passively homosexual
Pernicion:  Total ruin
Petronel:  A short carbine or large pistol
Picqueer:  Skirmish or quarrel
Pigsney:  A term of endearment for a woman, “darling”
Plus satis:  More than enough (L.)
Poesie:  Poetry
Pullen:  Poultry
Punese:  A bed-bug
Pursy:  Rich
Quarteridge:  A tax or payment due quarterly
Quatenus:  So far as (it is) (L.)
Quillets:  Verbal points or quibbles
Rampiers:  Ramparts
Rationalia:  Thinking creatures (L.)
Rochet:  A bishop’s white gown or surplice
Satis:  Enough
Sault:  Jump
Scire facias:  To know the appearance of (L.)
Sedes Stercoraria:  Filthier seat (L.)
Seisin:  A token of ownership, formally handed over when property
is sold. 
Shanker:  A venereal sore, chancre
Slubberdegullion:  A dirty, slovenly person