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Clothing
  Bands (2/1a )
  Boots (5/5 )
  Caps (1/1b 18/7 )
  Country fashions (5/1a 5/1b )
  Crowns (1/1b )
  Gloves ((II)18/3a 2/1a )
  Gowns and robes (2/1b )
  Hats (1/1c 5/4a 5/4b 5/7 )
  Head dresses ((II)18/2 (II)19/2 1/1a )
  Hoods (1/1d )
  Laces (13/5 )
  Masks (1/2 )
  Purses (2/1d )
  Rings and beads (2/1c )
  Shoes (1/3 )
  Sleeves ((II)18/3a )
  Skate (18/7 )
  Staffs (2/1c )
  Wigs ((II)18/2 )

Crafts

Agriculture
  Bees and honey ((II)9/4a )
  Cattle ((II)9/2
  Farrier (3/4 7/2 7/13 )
  Fruit ((II)3/1a (II)3/1a (II)3/1a (II)3/1a (II)3/1a )
  Grain ((II)3/4 )
  Horses and horsemanship ((II)7/1f )
  Husbandry (3/2 3/2 5/3 5/9 5/9 5/9t 7/17 8/1a 8/1b 8/1c 9/15 20/1c )
  Mower (3/2 3/2 )
  Pigs ((II)9/3 )
  Sheep ((II)9/2 )
  Shepherd (3/2 )
  Sow gelder (3/11 )
  Thresher (3/2 )

Arts
  Astronomer (3/9 )
  Bag Piper (3/10 )
  Bookbinder (9/3 9/4 18/9 )
  Distillation (11/1a 18/4a 18/4b )
  Engraver (3/9 )
  Glass painter (3/9 )
  Goldsmith (3/4 5/8 )
  Ink-horn maker (9/13 )
  Jeweller (3/4 9/8 20/4 )
  Musician (3/10 3/10 )
  Painter (3/9 9/2 )
  Printer (3/8 20/2a 20/2b 20/2c )
  Refiner (18/6 )
  School teaching (3/5 3/5 5/6 5/6 )
  Stationer (9/3 )
  Tinter (3/9 )

Cloth work
  Embroiderer (3/5 7/6 )
  Feltmaker (3/8 9/11 )
  Flax Dresser (3/7 )
  Glover (3/4 )
  Hatter (3/8 6/4 )
  Rope maker (3/7 5/8 5/12 )
  Seamster (3/5 )
  Silk weaver (20/1a 20/1b )
  Spinner (6/1a 6/1b )
  Tailor (3/5 6/3 )
  Upholsterer (3/5 5/13 )
  Weaver (3/7 6/2 8/5 )

Construction
  Bricklayer (5/8 8/3 9/18 9/18 )
  Glazier (7/5 9/10 )
  Labourer (3/2 )
  Lath Man (3/7 )
  Mason (3/7 3/7 8/3 9/16 13/3 20/1d )
  Paver (8/3 )
  Plasterer (8/3 9/19 )
  Slater (5/8 5/8 8/3 9/17 )
  Thatcher (14/1 14/2 )

Country crafts
  Falconer (3/2 )
  Fishing (3/6 3/6 16/5 1/6 )
  Forester (3/2 )
  Hawking (16/4 )
  Hunting (3/2 3/2 16/3 1/6 )

Food and drink
  Baker (3/3 3/3 6/7 7/9 )
  Brewer (3/7 5/8 6/8a 6/8b 7/11 )
  Butcher (3/4 6/6 7/8 )
  Maltster (3/7 )
  Miller (8/2 )
  Salter (3/11 )

Gardening
  Gardening terms ((II)5/3 )
  Orchards and gardens ((II)5/3 )
  Rules for gardeners ((II)5/3 )

Household Crafts
  Chandler (3/6 )
  Chimney Sweep (3/11 )
  Cook (3/3 1/5b )
  Dairy maid (5/3 )
  Gardener (19/3a 19/3b )
  Laundress (3/5 )
  Potter (3/7 )
  Soapmaker (1/8 )
  Sugar boiler (1/7a 1/7b )
  Tankard bearer (5/8 )
  Tobacco cutter (1/5a )
  Tobacco pipe maker (1/4 )
  Torch-maker (19/4 )
  Wax chandler (19/4 )

Leather work
  Currier (3/4 3/4 8/9 )
  Glover (8/13 9/3 )
  Saddler (3/5 8/4 9/20 )
  Shoemaker (3/5 6/5 8/6 )
  Tanner (3/4 8/7 9/3 )

Medicine
  Barber (3/8 10/3 )
  Surgeon's instruments (9/21 10/3 11/1b 11/1c 12/1a 12/1b 12/1c 18/5a 18/5b )

Metalwork
  Blacksmith (7/1a 7/1b )
  Brazier (5/10 21/2 )
  Cardmaker (3/4 9/9 )
  Combmaker (9/9 )
  Cutler (3/4 1/3 )
  Founder (7/4a 7/4b )
  Goldsmith (3/4 5/8 )
  Lantern maker (9/14 19/5 )
  Metal working (5/10 )
  Needlemaker (3/4 9/12 )
  Pewterer (9/7 )
  Pinmaker (20/3 )
  Plumber (3/4 7/15 )
  Refiner (18/6 )
  Smith (3/4 7/12 )
  Spurrier or Lorimer (7/3 7/14 )
  Tin-man (1/1 )
  Tinker (3/11 )

Military
  Bow Stringer (3/7 )
  Fletcher (3/7 8/8 )

Punishment
  Gaoler (7/16 )
  Marshal (7/16 )
  Torture (7/7 )

Transport
  Barrow Labourer (3/7 )
  Carter (5/8 )
  Crate carrier (3/11 )
  Porter (3/11 )
  Water Carrier (3/7 6/8b )

Woodwork
  Carpenter (3/7 5/3 8/11 9/1a 9/1b )
  Cooper (3/7 7/10 19/5 )
  Joiner (3/6 8/10 )
  Turner (5/10 5/10 5/10 8/12 )

Fauna
  Animals ((II)18/1a (II)18/1c (II)19/1c )
  Asses ((II)7/1f )
  Birds ((II)19/1d (II)18/1d )
  Bulls ((II)9/1 )
  Cattle ((II)9/2 )
  Dogs ((II)9/4a )
  Elephants ((II)9/3 )
  Fishes ((II)19/1d )
  Hares ((II)7/1e )
  Hedgehogs ((II)9/4a )
  Horses ((II)7/1f )
  Insects ((II)19/1a (II)18/1d (II)18/3b (II)9/4a )
  Leopards ((II)7/1c )
  Lions ((II)7/1a (II)7/1b (II)7/1c )
  Rabbits ((II)7/1e )
  Serpents ((II)19/1a (II)18/1d (II)9/4b )
  Sheep ((II)9/2 )
  Stags ((II)7/1d )
  Swine ((II)9/3 )
  Tigers ((II)7/1e )
  Unicorns ((II)9/3 )

Flora
  Spices ((II)3/1c )
  Flowers ((II)4/2a (II)4/2b (II)4/2c (II)5/4 )
  Flowers for pleasure ((II)4/1 )
  Fruit ((II)3/1a (II)3/1b (II)5/2 )
  Herbs ((II)5/4 )
  Leaves ((II)5/1 )
  Leaves for pleasure ((II)4/1 )
  Nectarine ((II)3/1a )
  Peach ((II)3/1a )
  Plants ((II)18/1b (II)19/1b (II)5/4 )
  Roots ((II)3/3 )
  Seeds ((II)5/2 )
  Spices ((II)3/1c )
  Trees ((II)3/1a (II)3/1c (II)5/3 (II)5/3 )
  Trees (parts) ((II)3/2 )

Household Goods

  Baskets (14/1d 14/1f )
  Beds (14/1f )
  Coins (2/1d )
  Cooking utensils (14/1b 14/1c 14/1d )
  Cups (16/8 )
  Dishes and tableware (14/1a )
  Fire-irons (14/1b )
  Firehooks (17/1e )
  Furnishings (14/1d 16/6 )
  Furniture (14/1e )

Learning
  Ancient characters (10/2 )
  Books and manuscripts (15/1 )
  Letters and learning (10/1 )
  Mathematical instruments (8/14 9/5a 9/5b )
  Navigation (15/2a )

Mankind
  Anatomy ((II)17/1c )
  Figures ((II)18/3b )
  Hair ((II)19/1e (II)18/2 )
  Heads ((II)17/1a )
  Parts of the body ((II)17/1b (II)19/1e )
  People ((II)17/1c )

Maritime
  Boats (16/7 )
  Ships (15/2b )

Military
  Armaments (19/2a )
  Armour (17/1b 17/1c 18/1 )
  Arms, modern (19/1a )
  Arms, Roman (18/3 )
  Battering rams (18/2c )
  Battles (19/1b )
  Bows (18/2a )
  Bows and arrows (17/1d 17/1e )
  Explosives (18/2c )
  Firearms (18/2d )
  Flags (18/2a )
  Fortifications (16/11b )
  Hand weapons (18/2b )
  Helmets (1/1c 17/1a 17/1b )
  Military engines (16/10 )
  Mortars (18/3 )
  Spears (17/1d )
  Swords (18/2b )
  Weapons (16/11b )

Miscellany
  Extravagant things (13/4a 13/4b )
  Faces (5/11 )

Nature
  Earth ((II)2/2 )
  Jewels ((II)2/2 )
  Metals ((II)2/2 )
  Minerals ((II)2/2 )
  Moulds. ((II)2/2 )
  Stones of all Sorts. ((II)2/2 )
  Water ((II)2/1 )

People
  Apprentice (3/1 )
  Beggar (3/11 )
  Countryman (3/2 )
  Cripple (3/11 )
  Gentlemen (3/1 )
  Huckster (3/7 )
  Kings and nobles (3/1 )
  Lawyers (3/1 )
  Lover (3/1 )
  Mad beggar (3/11 )
  Parish officers (4/1c )
  Rogues & vagabonds (3/11 )
  Sailor (3/11 )
  Serving man (3/1 )
  Slave (3/1 )
  Soldiers (16/11b 19/1a 19/1b )
  Townspeople (3/1 3/1 )
  Waiting man (3/1 )
  Women (5/2a 5/2b 5/2c )
  Yeomen (3/1 )

Recreation
  Billiard players (5/8 )
  Bird calls (16/1b 16/9 )
  Chess players (5/8 )
  Dancer (3/11 )
  Fireworks (16/11a )
  Games (16/2 )
  Harps and trumpets (16/1b )
  Leger de main (12/2 )
  Morris Dancers (3/11 )
  Musical instruments (16/1a 16/9 18/8 )
  Tennis player (5/8 )

Religion
  Altars and sacred vessels (13/1c )
  Canons, friars and pilgrims (4/1b )
  Ministers (4/1c )
  Saints and monks (4/1a)

Structures
  Buildings (12/3 13/1a 13/1b 13/2 )
  Building terms (13/1c )
  Houses and towers (9/22 )