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Abhominable

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Ab`hom´i`na`ble
a.1.Abominable.
This is abhominable, which he [Don Armado] would call abominable.
- Shak. Love's Labor's Lost, v. 1.
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Among the handful of other marginal notes in the 1563 edition are: "The belefe of Anne Askew concerning the sacramentes" (675), "The masse abhominable Idol," and (appended to Askew's statement that she was convicted of heresy for denying the Real Presence) "The matter and cause why Anne Askewe suffered death" (680 [recte 677]).
Racking the body, shaping the text: The account of Anne Askew in ... by Wall, Sarah Elizabeth / Renaissance Quarterly
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