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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Dalmes, n. Also: dalmez, -mais, -mas. [Variant of Dames, with alm for am as in chalmer, etc.] Damask. 1516 Edinb. B. Rec. I. 159.
Selling … velvott, dalmes, feytyng clayth, and vther staple guidis to vnfremen
1533 Treas. Acc. X. 202.
Half ane elne blak welwote to bordour ane waskyne of quhite dalmes
1549–50 Ib. IX. 371.
To be ane goun to his graces ȝoungest dochter, foure elnis … gray dalmez
1559 Cart. St. Giles p. cviii.
Ane westiament … of greine dalmas
1575 Edinb. Test. III. 385.
Tua pair of dalmais slevis
1597 Ib. XXX. 159 b.
Nyntene elnis … blak dalmes

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