transgressor (transgresor)

[ Good understanding giveth favour; but the way of trans- gre ors is hard [the way of the treacherous is rugged, R. V.]. Prov. xiii. 15. transhape (tran-shap'), v . t. [ trans - shape . [Rare.] transhape (tran-shap'), n. [ transhape , v.] transformation. If this displease thee, Midas, then I'll shew thee, Ere I proceed with Cupid and his love, What kind of people I commerc'd withal In my transhape . IMG:content-0736.png:[ocr errors] Heywood, Love's Mistre , p. 16. ( Hall i well .)