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deablie (s.xii1)
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deablie (s.xii1)

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deblie,  deeblie,  diablie  (diablé)  
  FEW:  diabolus 3,64a Gdf:  deablie 2,431b GdfC:  dïablie 2,1905 TL: ∅ DEAF:  diable (diablie)  DMF:  diablie  TLF: ∅ OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS: ∅

s.

devilry: 
( s.xii1; MS: 1155-60 )  les ewes de deeblie espouterent mei (l. esponterent) (Latin: torrentes Belial terruerunt me)  Camb Ps 23.XVII.4
( 1174-75; MS: s.xiiex )  Les cuntes d’Escoce meinent la gent haie, Ki unkes n’orent pitié de faire diablie  FANT OUP 1343
( 1165-80?; MS: s.xiiiin )  Un felun, un diable vif. En diablé (l. endiablé?) (Latin: nefandissimus) esteit venimus  ADGAR3 171.169
( s.xiii2/4; MS: s.xiii2 )  Dunc surdent pecchez e enuies [...] E trestutes altres diablies  Mirur2 3557
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