Moouing: a commotion or stirre: a motion or cause. Acutus motus, vide ACVO. Assidui motus. Ouid. Concitatissimus corporis motus. Quin. A very swift mouing of the bodle. Decens. Quint. A comely moouing or gesture. Inconditus motus, vide INCONDITVS. Ionici motus. Hor. The Ionike measures in dancing. Irrequietus motus. Lactant. Socius motus. Ouid. Tremulus. Lucr. Nullus auder dare corpore motus. Ouidius. Hee dareth not mooue or stirre with his bodie. Incompositos motus dare. Virg. Furere motu capitis. Quint. To wagge his head as it were a madde bodie. Habuere motum saxa. Sen. Vano motu iactans brachia. Seneca. Swinging his armes fondly. Feroci motu quatiens caput. Seneca. Shaking his heade fiercely. Hastarum tremulo quatie bant spicula motu. Oui. They shaked their ianelines. Effero motu recursat huc & huc. Seneca. Hee runneth hither and thither as if, hee were woode. Tremiscere metu. Ouid. Versantes supremo limina motu. Ouid. Moouing their eyes at the point of death. Reciprocos motus agit spiritus. Senec. Motus cœli & siderum. Cic. The course of. Orbicus motus. Varro. Assiduo labuntur tempora motu. Ouid. Incerto discurrunt sidera mom. Lucan. Retro contrarioqúe motu orbes atque cœlum versantue. Cic. The starres and the sirmament haue diuers and contrarie courses. Celeri motu simulachra feruntur. Luc. The images mooue swiftly. Cietur & agitatur motu suo quod est calidum & igneÛ. Cic. That is hore & fierie, hath motion and stirring of it self. Omnia quum terum primordiasint in motu. Lucr. Auctifici motus. Lucr. The growing bigger and increasing of things. Diuino motu concitus. Oui. Mooued with diuine instinction. Exitiales motus. Lucr. Genitalis motus. Lucr. The motion of engindring. Varius. Luct. Solicitus. Lucr. Vitalis. Lucr. Interiore motu cietur id quod animal est. Cicer. That is a liuing creature hath motion of it selfe. Dominans motus lethi in corpore. Lucr. Edere motus. Lucr. To mooue. Nouos rerum progignere motus. Lucr. Motus animi, Perturbatio. Cicero. Troublous passions of minde. Agitatione & motu vacuus esse nunquã potest animus. Cic. Motus & appetitus animi. Cic. Sensiferi motus. Lucret. The motions of the senses. Temporarius animi motus. Quint. Lætitiæ motus in se accipete. Lucret. Afferre motus in animis, Vide AFFERO. Dulcem motum afferunt sensibus res quædam. Ci. Tertain things tickle and delight the senses. Adhibere motus iudici, Vide ADHIBEO. Cogitationis motus celeriter agitatus. Cic. A quicke motion of minde. Consiteri motum animi sui lachrymis. Quint. With teares to vtter the motion of his minde. Languescunt motus mentis. Lucr. Vario milcentur pectora motu. Virg. Perendus motus comœdis. Quint. Modici tangunt præcordia motus. Ouid. Pectora tangebam trepido salientia motu. Ouid. Animi motus aliò traducere. Lucre. Motus. Cic. Commotion: stirre: trouble. Videtis quo in motu temporum, quanta in conuersione rerum ac perturbatione versemur. Cic. Is omnes motus Catilinæ conatusqúe pro hibuit. Ci. He letted all the troublous attempts and endeuours of Tatilin. Populi motus factus est. Cicero. A great commotion of the people was raised. Anceps motus vulgi. Claud. Rebellis. Claud. Truces motus. Luca. Afferre motum Reipub. Cic. To make a stirre or trouble in the common weale. Discordesqúe serit motus. Stat. And he soweth discord or dissention. Magna res in motu est. Cic. There is stirre or trouble about a matter of great waight and importance. Ingens motus aquarum. Virg. Cæci motus orientis Austri. Hor. Magni motus. Lucr. Insolitis tremuerunt motibus Alpes. Virgil. Audisti consilij mei motus. Plin. lun. You haue hearde the causes of my counsell or purpose.