Obs. pa. pple. of DAMN v.
1340. Ayenb., 78. Vor manye filozofes oþer of greate clierkes and of kynges and of emperours … byeþ ydampned ine helle.
c. 1395. Plowman’s Tale, 1243. Thou shalt be … clene y-dampned into hell.
c. 1400. R. Gloucester’s Chron. (Rolls), 8679. He was þere idemd [MS. C ydampned] to þe pine of helle stronge.
