Unforged

ppl. a. [UN-¹ 8.]

  1.  Not fashioned at the forge.

c. 1374.  Chaucer, Former Age, 49. Vnforged was the hawberke and the plate.

  2.  Not forged or counterfeit; genuine.

1610.  Bp. Carleton, Jurisd., 102. You dare not auouch them to be vnforged.

1628.  Ford, Lover’s Mel., III. A letter printed From my vnforg’d relation.

1804.  Europ. Mag., XLV. 367/2. We have as much reason to doubt the existence of any unforged manuscript upon this subject.