Liberal Arts

Liberal Arts such as are fit for gentlemen and Scholars; in opposition to Mechanical Arts; such as depend more on Speculation than Operation, as Grammar, Rhetorick; also Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Musick.

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

Leaˊthersellers * Lˊiberalness, or Libera’lity
Kyphonism
Laˊbyrinth of Egypt
Lactucina
Laˊdder
Bolt-Sprit Ladder [in a Ship]
Entring Ladder [in a Ship]
Gallery Ladder [in a Ship]
Laˊnthorn
Magical Lanthorn [in Opticks]
Lawless Court [so called, because held at an unlawful hour]
Leaˊthersellers
Liberal Arts
Lˊiberalness, or Libera’lity
Liberality
Loaˊdstone
Loon
Loon [in New England]
Loˊriot
Luˊcern
Magick