Elements

Elements [F. elementi, It., eleméntos, Sp. and port. elementa, L.]
are various, as follows.
Elements, are the first principles of things, and are reckoned four; Fire, Air, Earth and Water, the simplest bodies that can be, and into which they are at last resolv’d.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

Elementaries [as some Writers pretend] * Enthuˊsiasm
DustyFoot [Old Law Term]
Eaˊrthquake
Elementaries [as some Writers pretend]
Elements
Enthuˊsiasm
Enthuˊsiast
Eˊnvy
Envy
Envy [Hieroglyphically]
Envy
Eodeˊrbrice
Est, or ˊst
St. Ethelburg
Exagoˊnial
Fairy Circle, or Fairy Ring