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coyn
▪ I. † coyn, coyne, n. Obs. Forms: 4 coyn, 5 coyne, quoyne, 6 ? quyne. [a. OF. cooin, later coin, in mod.F. coing (with g always mute) = Pr. codoing:—L. cotōneum, var. of cydōnium quince, f. cydōnius adj. ‘of Cydōnia,’ Gr. κυδωνία, the town of Canea in Crete; thence κυδώνιον µῆλον, cydōnium mālum, C... Oxford English Dictionary
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Achonry
Ordinaries List of bishops since the Reformation: Thomas O'Fihely (1547–1555) Cormac O'Coyn (1556–1561) Eugene O'Hart (1562–1603) See vacant (1603 wikipedia.org
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Why evolution is true : Coyne, Jerry A., 1949- author - Archive.org
Why evolution is true by Coyne, Jerry A., 1949- author. Publication date 2009 Topics Evolution (Biology), Biological Evolution, Selection, Genetic, Evolution ... What is evolution -- Written in the rocks -- Remnants : vestiges, embryos, and bad design -- The geography of life -- The engine of evolution -- How sex drives evolution -- The origin ...
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quoyne
quoyn(e obs. ff. coin, coyn, quoin. Oxford English Dictionary
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John Pollexfen
Trade in 1697, Pollexfen responded with his essay England and East India Inconsistent in their Manufactures, and also published A Discourse of Trade and Coyn wikipedia.org
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quyne
† quyne variant of coyn, quince. Obs.c 1450 Two Cookery-bks. 69 Quynes bakyn. c 1532 G. Du Wes Introd. Fr. in Palsgr. 914 Quyne aple tre. 1575 [see coyn]. Oxford English Dictionary
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César Moro
Moro's friend André Coyné, a French poet and art critic, is credited with safeguarding and organizing Moro's works after his death. wikipedia.org
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coventre
coventre ? error for coyentre, coyntre: see coyn Obs., quince.c 1450 Nom. in Wr.-Wülcker Voc. 716 Hec cocianus, a coventre. [Cf. ibid. 629/12 Coctanus qwynstre.] Oxford English Dictionary
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quine
▪ I. † quine, a. Bot. Obs. rare—1. [f. L. quīnī five by five.] Arranged in fives.1760 [see quatern a.].▪ II. quine obs. f. coin n. and v.; coyn, quince; quoin; whine, whence; also Sc. f. quean. Oxford English Dictionary
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Railway Stakes (Perth racing)
Thorium 1945 - Falsetto 1944 - Bobby Breen 1943 - Beaufine 1942 - Flame Lady 1941 - Hinda 1940 - Pretoria 1939 - Winbyie 1938 - Tetreen 1937 - Temple Coyn wikipedia.org
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didrachm
didrachm (ˈdaɪdræm) Also 6 didragme, didramme, 6–7 didrachme, didram. [ad. L. dīdrachma or didrachmon, Gr. δίδραχµον a double drachma; f. δι- di-2 + δραχµή drachma. Cf. mod.F. didrachme.] An ancient Greek silver coin, of the value of two drachmæ: see drachma.1548 Udall, etc., Erasm. Par. Matt. xvii.... Oxford English Dictionary
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bigate
† ˈbigate, a. (n.) [ad. L. bigātus, f. biga: see biga.] (A coin) bearing the figure of a biga.1600 Holland Livy xxxiii. xxiii. 838 Hee had..of silver coine in bigate pieces [L. bigāti] 532000. 1656 Blount Glossogr., Bigat (bigātus) was a piece of Roman silver Coyn. Oxford English Dictionary
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melocoton
† melocoton Obs. Forms: 7 malacaton, -catoon, -katoone, -cotoon, -malecotone, mali-, mallagatoon, melacatoon, -cotone, melicot(t)on, melicotonie, mellacat(t)on, mellicoton, melocotone, -cotune, 7–8 malacoton, malecotoon, melicotoon(e, 8 malacotoune, malocotoon, melacotoon, melicotony, melococoon, -c... Oxford English Dictionary
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quinade
† quiˈnade Obs. rare—1. [a. OF. *quinade, f. *quin, coin coyn + -ade.] A conserve of quinces.c 1430 Two Cookery-bks. 27 Quynade. Take Quynces, & pare hem clene [etc.]. Oxford English Dictionary
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roanoke
‖ roanoke (ˈrəʊənəʊk) Also 7 rawranoke, roanoake, -oack, 8 roenoke. [From the Powhatan or Virginian dialect of Algonkin.] An inferior kind of wampum made and used by the natives of Virginia.1624 Capt. Smith's Virginia iii. 418 Rawranoke or white beads that occasion as much dissention among the Salva... Oxford English Dictionary
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