Facilite

In the firſt [part] vvhereof, ſhal be ſhevved the manifould and ſundrie helpes, that almightie God doth lend to man, for the faciliting of the vvaye of his holy commaundements; […]

Many ſimilitudes or diſsimilitudes, examples, contrarieties, effects repugnant, may eaſilie be inuented, readily deliuered, and in a moment vnderſtood; ſo that by this meanes profound conceit ſhall bee facilited, and there with the auditors inſtructed, delighted, and moued.

The enterprise of Sa Salle, in constructing a vessel above the falls of Niagara, in 1679, to facilite his voyage to the Illinois and the Mississippi, is well known; […]

[T]wo parts of the press may be combined and operated through the thickness of the can to perform its office, and thereafter be readily separated and removed, substantially as described, the purpose being to facilite the marking of such cans after construction is completed.