1597. A. M., trans. Guillemeaus Fr. Chirurg., 33 b/1. It is necessarye that the vivificent parte drive from it the mortified, or else the mortifiede allso cause mortificatione in the vivificent partes. Ibid. (1599), Gabelhouers Bk. Physicke, 39/1. Take a vivificent Cocke, and vse him on that sorte.
1604. R. Cawdrey, Table Alph., Viuificent, liuely, or full of strength.