a. Also 5 Iudeicall, 6 Iewdaical. [f. as prec. + -AL: see -ICAL. (Formerly much commoner than Judaic: now somewhat rare.)] = prec.
c. 1470. Harding, Chron. XCV. heading, Easter … was celebrated accordyng to the Iudeicall Custome.
1546. Supplic. Poore Comm. (E.E.T.S.), 90. This more then Iewdaical superstition.
a. 1602. W. Perkins, Cases Consc. (1619), 284. In the Iudaicall law.
a. 1769. R. Riccaltoun, Notes Galatians, Wks. 1772, III. 115. The Judaical law, as given by Moses.
1875. Rogers, Orig. Bible, vi. (ed. 3), 220. The Gentiles were not to be trammelled with Judaical restrictions.
