Obs. [? a. F. strume, or ad. L. strūma.] = STRUMA 1.
1559. Morwyng, Evonym., 287. A marvelous water or oyll for strumes and swellinges of the throote.
1578. Lyte, Dodoens, II. lxxxi. 258. The same … resolueth and scattereth the swelling about the necke called Strumes.
1630. Poeton, Chirurg. Closet, 20. It cures Strumes: It takes away proud and corrupt flesh in vlcers.
1635. Brathwait, Arcad. Pr., 87. When Nonius that same scabbe Did of a Strume complaine.
1677. Coles, Strume, -ma.
1704. Cocker, Strume or Struma.
