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Notes for lines 2951-end ed. Hardin A. Aasand
For explanation of sigla, such as jen, see the editions bib.
3134 Where it drawes blood, no Cataplasme so rare,4.7.143
1755 John
John
3134 Cataplasme] Johnson (1755, cataplasm): “n.s. [Greek: kataplasma.] A poultice; a soft and moist application. [cites Hamlet]
“‘Warm cataplasms discuss, but scalding hot may confirm the tumour.’ Arburthnot on Aliments.”
1774 capn
capn
3134 Cataplasme] Capell (1774, 1:1:Glossary): “a Plaister or Poultice, us’d in Surgery. Lat. Cataplasma.”
1872 cln1
cln1
3134 Cataplasme] Clark & Wright (ed. 1872): “For the French cataplasme Cotgrave gives ‘A cataplasme, or poultis; a (soft or moist) plaister.’”
1877 neil
neil : standard
3134 Cataplasme] Neil (ed. 1877, Notes): “poultice, soft or moist application for the discussing or dispersing of tumours or suppurating sores.”
1881 hud3
hud3 ≈ cln1
3134 Cataplasme] Hudson (ed. 1881): “Cataplasm is a soft plaster, or a poultice.
1889 Barnett
Barnett
3134 Cataplasme] Barnett (1889, p. 58): <p. 58> “a kind of poultice. Gr. kat£, down, and pl£ssein, to mould into shape.” </p. 58>
1890 irv2
irv2
3134 Cataplasme] Symons (in Irving & Marshall, ed. 1890): “salve.”
3134 Cataplasme] Symons (in Irving & Marshall, ed. 1890): “Boyer has: ‘Cataplasme, S.M. (espéce d’emplâtre pour fomenter,) a Cataplasm or Poultice.’ In Cyril Tourneur’s Atheist’s Tragedy one of the characters is a certain Mistress Cataplasme, ‘a maker of periwigs and attires’ by profession.”
1905 rltr
rltr : standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1931 crg1
crg1 ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1934 rid1
rid1: standard
3134 Cataplasme] Ridley (ed. 1934, Glossary):
1934 cam3
Cam3 : standard
3134 Cataplasme] Wilson (ed. 1934, Glossary)
1939 kit2
kit2
3134 Cataplasme]
3134 Cataplasme] Kittredge (ed. 1939, Glossary):
1938 parc
parc ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1942 N&H
N&H ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1947 cln2
cln2 ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1951 alex
alex ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme] Alexander (ed. 1951, Glossary)
1951 crg2
crg2=crg1
3134 Cataplasme]
1954 sis
sis ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme] Sisson (ed. 1954, Glossary):
1957 pel1
pel1 : standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1970 pel2
pel2=pel1
3134 Cataplasme]
1974 evns1
evns1 ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1980 pen2
pen2 ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1982 ard2
ard2 ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1984 chal
chal : standard
3134 Cataplasme]
chal
3134 rare] Wilkes (ed. 1984): "exceptional."
1985 cam4
cam4=standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1987 oxf4
oxf4 ≈ standard +
3134 Cataplasme] Hibbard (ed. 1987): “not elsewhere in Shakespeare.”
1988 bev2
bev2: standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1992 fol2
fol2≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1993 dent
dent ≈ standard
3134 Cataplasme]
1998 OED
OED
3134 Cataplasme] OED A poultice: formerly also a plaster. 1563 T. GALE Antidot. I. i. 2 Cataplasmes made with the iuse of these herbes, and with floure. [etc.]
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