Fletcher, Double Marriage

4. Britain her Safety to your Guidance owns, That she can sep'rate Parricides from Sons. Prior , Presented to the King (1696). 2. One who murders any ancestor or any one to whom he owes reverence; also, in old use, one who kills his child. And thus was Solyman murderer and parricide of his own sonnes: which was in the yeare of our Lord 1552. Foxe , Martyrs, p. 693. We most earnestly request your Majesty That deserved Punishment may be speedily inflicted upon those Parri cides,. who have not only presum'd to wound our selves through his sides, but have also dar'd to stab as it were to the very Heart your Faith of Word and Royal Honour. IMG:content-2381.jpg:[blocks in formation] And wandring thus certain daies in these unknowen months old. Norris. See cut at parr. parrock (par'ok), n. [ Parrocke , a lytell parke, parquet. 21. See the quotation. Palsgrave. When the bayliff or beadle of the Lord held a meeting to take an account of rents and pannage in the weilds of Kent, such meeting was called a parock. Kennett MS. ( Hall i well .)