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 English 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