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Etymon #163

Sense turned round

The word was first recorded in English by 1533, from Latin. It appears in a translation of a handbook for Christian soldiers, in a line suggesting that someone’s religion is out of order.

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Etymon #162

Beaten, grief and

The word was first recorded in English by about 1374, from French. It appears in a line from the fourth book of Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde describing a man who expresses great sorrow about a woman.

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Etymon #161

At first painted

The word was first recorded in English by 1543, from Latin. It appears in a glossary called The Interpretation of Straunge Wordes, added to the translator Traheron’s English version of Vigo’s book on surgery, which says ‘b...

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Etymon #160

Once a doctor’s

The word was first recorded in English by 1533, from Latin. It appears in Thomas Paynell’s translation of Ulrich von Hutten’s De Morbo Gallico, in a line about a physician at Frankfurt who, while writing, is asked what he t...

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Etymon #159

Before the Gospel

The word was first recorded in English by 1387, from Latin. It appears in John Trevisa’s translation of Ranulf Higden’s chronicle Polychronicon, in a line crediting a man named Robert with a church composition about the H...

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