taken as comb. form of LOGIC, LOGICAL, in the sense ‘logical and ….’
1810. Coleridge, in Lit. Rem. (1838), III. 383. Bishops, liturgies [etc.],… were,… with celestial patents, wrapped up in the womb of this or that text of Scripture to be exforcipated by the logico-obstetric skill of High Church doctors.
