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Dampne

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Damp´ne
v. t.1.To damn.


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34) There is a possible example of genuine mistranslation in the following Middle English passage: Now jt shall apere ho shall ouercome your mercy, lord, with-out any fayle, for shold I wene [thorn]at my synnys were more myghty and more strong for-to dampne me [thorn]an your mercy to save me?
43) With this we can compare lines in Dame des Cius by Guillaume le Vinier ([dagger]1245), one of a circle of writers at Arras in Artois, which read Ave as a vae |from woe': Mout nous troubla Cele que Diex forma, Nom ot Eva, Par li estiens dampne.
 
 
 
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