1594 R. Carew (trans.) Huarte’s Examination of Men’s Wits 209: They might soundly sleepe on his eyes, although by nature he were a baggage.at baggage, n.
1594 R. Carew (trans.) Huarte’s Examination of Men’s Wits 317: If he shew blockish and vntoward, we inferre, that he was formed of the seed of his mother.at blockish (adj.) under block, n.1
1594 R. Carew (trans.) Huarte’s Examination of Men’s Wits 279: Of a 1000 such capons who addict themselues to their booke, none attaineth to any perfection, and euen in musicke (which is their ordinarie profession).at capon, n.