КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «FEDARIE»
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The Winter's Tale: Third Series
Editors sometimes emend to 'fedarie' or 'fedary', referring to F MM 2.4.122, '
fedarie'; F Cym 3.2.21, 'Fœdarie'; and claiming the shorter word better fits the
metre (OED fedarie cites only these three). But 'Federarie' in F was coined from
Latin ...
William Shakespeare, John Pitcher, 2010
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Shakespearean Scholarship: A Guide for Actors and Students
... 122 Farmers, 214, 279 Fears, death, 311 Fedarie, 40-41 Femininity, 256
Fencing, 263-265 Feodary, fedarie, 40-41 Fertilizer, 273 Festivals, Shakespeare,
342 Feudary, fedarie, 40-41 Film, Shakespeare, 347 Final Judgment, 304 First
actors.
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The Chambers Dictionary
[Contraction of Federal] Fed2 abbrev: Federal Reserve Board (of the US). fad fed,
pa 1 and pap of feed1. fedarie, foedarie fe'dar-i, federarie or federary fed'<jr-jr-i, n
. Shakespearian words for a confederate accomplice. [Lfoedus, -eris treaty ...
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The Tragedie of Cymbeline
Foedarie] Bradley (N. E. D., s. v. Fedarie): [A variant of fcedary,feudary, but used
by Shakespeare in a sense due to erroneous association with Latin fcedus. The
form federarie, which would be a correctly formed derivative of fcedus, but occurs
...
William Shakespeare, 2001
Federarie: ' The form fedararie, which would be a correctly formed derivative of
foedus, but occurs only in a single passage of the First Folio, is perhaps a
misprint, or a scholarly correction, as the usual form fedarie suits the metre better'
(New .
William Shakespeare, William Henry Hudson, 1910
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English Language Word Builder
ANNELID CAMELID DAPHNID HOMINID NONACID RHYLLID SEAMAID
TRIACID IDE AIRSIDE DIAMIDE RIPTIDE IE BANSHIE BRULYIE CHINKIE*
CRUIZIE FEDARIE FREEBIE LITTLIE PLOTTIE* QUEENIE* SCHEMIE SKOLLIE
STASHIE ...
... long I have Sisson, after Dyce 104—5] F; one line, Steevens3 105] F has the
catchword: /Ang. That on sig. F5 recto 119] As Rowe; To . . . would haue, /We . . .
meane; F 123 fedary] fedarie F; feodary F2; foedary Mason, conj. Halliwell 143—
4] ...
William Shakespeare, Brian Gibbons, 2006
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Pronouncing Shakespeare's Words: A Guide from A to Zounds
... 627 farthingales, 519 fashion-monger, -monging 433, 499 fatigate, 100,671
fatuus, 176, 609 Fauconbridge, 211, 219, 338 faugh, 52, 151,210, 381, 398,444
Faulconbridge, 211, 219, 302 fealty, 120, 124,261,473, 545,594 feaze, 178
fedarie, ...
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Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies
Else let my brother die, If not a fedarie but onely he Owe, and succeed thy
weaknesse. zing. Nay,women are fraile too. Isa. l, as the glasses where they view
themsclues, Which are as easie broke as they make formes = Women? Helpe
heaner' ...
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Shakespeare's First Folio
... something do excusethe thingIhate, For his aduantage that I dearely loue Ang.
We are all fraile Isa. Else let my brother die, If not a fedarie.
William Shakespeare, 2014
