v. Obs. Also 6 encronicle, incronicle. [f. EN-1 + CHRONICLE.] trans. To enter in a chronicle; to register, put on record.
1513. Bradshaw, St. Werburge (1848), 137. Encronicled foloweth … A briefe compilacion of Kynge Edward seniour.
1587. R. Long (MS. Brit. Mus.), Yt hath bene th’ order of all antiant orators … to … incronicle all such worthye persons.
1593. G. Harvey, Pierce’s Super., 115. Let it be enchronicled for one of the … miracles of this age, that [etc.].
