[a. L. commartyr fellow-martyr (see COM-); afterwards treated as a native compound.) A fellow-martyr.

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c. 1555.  Harpsfield, Divorce Hen. VIII. (1878), 36. The said Sir Thomas Moore’s colleague and commartyre the blessed Bishop of Rochester.

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c. 1645.  Howell, Lett. (1650), I. 318. Some … who are my co-martyrs.

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  So Co-martyred pa. pple., martyred together.

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a. 1711.  Ken, Hymns Festiv., Poet. Wks. 1721, I. 370. He, with James co-martyr’d, lost his Head.

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