var. of SEEL v., to sew up, blind.
1627. Feltham, Resolves, I. xxvi. Wks. (1677), 46. Their souls have cieled eyes, that can see nothing but perfection, in their own labors.
Ciel, etc., variant of CEIL, etc.
var. of SEEL v., to sew up, blind.
1627. Feltham, Resolves, I. xxvi. Wks. (1677), 46. Their souls have cieled eyes, that can see nothing but perfection, in their own labors.
Ciel, etc., variant of CEIL, etc.
