v. Obs. [f. FORE- pref. + QUOTE.] trans. To quote or cite beforehand.

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  Hence Fore-quoted ppl. a.

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1598.  Sylvester, Du Bartas, II. ii. IV. Columnes, 454.

        As publick and authentick Rowles, fore-quoting
Confusedly th’ Events most worthy noting,
In his dear Church (his Darling and Delight).

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1637.  Gillespie, Eng. Pop.-Cerem., III. i. 4. Nay he placeth every way as much holinesse, and worship in them, in the forequotted place.

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1670.  W. Clarke, Nat. Hist. Nitre, 14. According to the fore-quoted author.

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