1770. Langhorne, Plutarch, V. 219. His unpeaceable and unsalutary conduct.
1778. Eng. Gazetteer (ed. 2), s.v. Norfolk, The air … is aguish, and otherwise unsalutary.
1840. Forster, Treat. Pop. Progr. Eng. Hist., p. xlviii. It is fearful, but not unsalutary, to cast a parting glance at it.
1846. Landor, Imag. Conv., Wks. I. 544/2. It is just … to shake a salutary fear into … stupid despots, when they shake an unsalutary one into thousands.
