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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Cotidiane, a. [ME. cotidian, med. L. cot-, L. quotīdiānus.] Quotidian, daily.1433 Orkney & Shet. Rec. I. 246.
As uthir burgessis dois in ȝeris or cotidiane dais 1456 Hay I. 152/18.
Suppos he be seke he sall nocht tyne his distribuciouns cotidianis forthy, sa that he be wount in his hele … to be cotidiane at Goddis service a1500 Henr. III. 168/73.
This cair cotidiane We thé exhort, distort it in exyle 1490 Irland Mir. I. 46/9.
He has ordand it to ws for our distribucioune cotidiane a1499 Contempl. Sinn. 1291.
A thousand ȝere of ioye cotidiane … In sicht of hell as this is bot a dreme a1508 Kennedy Pass. Christ 254.
Efter lang pane, Dolour, diseis, [and] cair cotidiane
