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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Quotation dates: 1563-1591, 1656
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Chirurgianrie, n. Also: chyr-; cherurgeanrie. [f. Chirurgian(e,n.] Surgery. 1563 Edinb. B. Rec. III. 155.
The … counsale dischargit … Henry Lumesden, and Ionet Clerk … of all occupeing or vsing of cherurgeanrie or barbour craft vnto the tyme they wer admytit and maid fre with the said craft 1577 Edinburgh Testaments V. 341.
Bukis and instrumentis pertening to chyrurgianrie 1591 Criminal Trials I. 231.
Declaring, that na cherurgeanrie nor phisic could help him 1656 Glasgow B. Rec. II. 342.
To imped any persoune … to presume to exerceis any poynt of the arte of chirurgianrie or barbourie, … till he be tryed
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