† Fistulary

a. Obs. [See -ARY².] = prec.

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1616. Chapman, Homer’s Hymns, Hermes, Wks. (1625), 83.

	On th’ other part; Apollo, in his friend
	Form’d th’ art of wisedome, to the binding end
	Of his vow’d friendship; and (for further meede)
	Gaue him the farr-heard fistularie reede.

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1656. Blount, Glossogr., Fistulary, belonging to that disease [Fistula] or to a pipe.

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