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martiloge
† ˈmartiloge Eccl. Obs. Forms: 4–5 martilage, martilogie, -ye, martirlogi, 4–6 martiloge, 5 martelege, martilege, -logge, martloge, martylogye, mertelage, mertilloge, 6 martylage. [ad. med.L. martilogium, -legium, corrupt forms of martyrologium martyrology.] A list or register of martyred saints; a ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Henry Bradshaw Society
Other early editions were of the coronation rites of King Charles I (1892), the Martiloge in Englysshe (1893), the Antiphonary of Bangor (1893–96; from wikipedia.org
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martelege
martelege variant of martiloge Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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Richard Whitford
'The Martiloge in Englyshhe after the use of the chirche of Salisbury, and as it is redde in Syon with addicyons,' printed by Wynkyn de Worde in 1526. wikipedia.org
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martirlogi
martirlogi variant of martiloge Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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sanctilogy
sanctilogy rare. (sæŋkˈtɪlədʒɪ) [f. L. sancti-, sanctus saint, after martilogium martiloge.] A catalogue of saints, or a collection of saints' lives. Cf. sanctology.1867 [see festilogy]. Oxford English Dictionary
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martloge
martloge variant of martiloge Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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martilage
martilage, -ildge, -ilege var. ff. martiloge. Oxford English Dictionary
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sanctiloge
† ˈsanctiloge Obs. rare. [After martiloge: see next.] = next.1526 R. Whitford Martiloge Pref., And the addicyons for theyr more edificacyon, we gadered out of the sanctiloge, legendaurea, catalogo sanctorum. 1608 I. W. Eng. Martyrol. Advt. to Rdr., This little worke or Sanctiloge of myne. Oxford English Dictionary
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martylage
martylage, -logye var. ff. martiloge Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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mertenette
mersy(e, mersyment, merte, mertelage, mertenet(te see mercy, mercement, mart n.2, martiloge, martinet. Oxford English Dictionary
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martyrology
martyrology (mɑːtɪˈrɒlədʒɪ) See also martiloge, martyrologe. [ad. med.L. martyrologium, a. late Gr. µαρτυρολόγιον, f. µάρτυρ martyr n.1 + λόγος account: see Logos.] 1. A list or register of martyrs; spec. a book containing a list of Christian martyrs and other saints in the order of their commemorat... Oxford English Dictionary
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thronize
† thronize, v. Obs. rare. Also 5 tronyse. [prob. aphetic for enthronize: cf. also Gr. θρονίζεσθαι to be enthroned.] trans. To enthrone, to seat on a throne.1494 Fabyan Chron. vii. 455 He was..tronysed in the sayd moneth of May. 1559 Act 2 Eliz. in Bolton Stat. Irel. (1621) 283 Everie person and pers... Oxford English Dictionary
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nourisher
nourisher (ˈnʌrɪʃə(r)) Forms: α. 5 norischer, -yschere (-are), -yssher, -eshoure, 6 -issher, -ysher, 6–7 norisher. β. 6 Sc. nurisare, -issar, -isear. γ. 6 nouryssher, 6– nourisher. [f. nourish v. + -er1. Cf. OF. norissere, nouriseur, etc. (mod.F. nourrisseur).] 1. One who or that which nourishes.α 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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mertlete
mertilloge, mertinet, mertle, mertlete see martiloge, martinet, myrtle, martlet. Oxford English Dictionary
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