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First published 2000 (DOST Vol. VIII).
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Salew(e, v. [ME and e.m.E. salue (c1300), salew(e (Chaucer), etc., F. saluer (1080 in Larousse).] tr. To salute. = Salus v. 1. — 15.. Clar. ii 532.
To quhom [sc. the queen] they went anone, and did salew [: schew] Hir nobilnes Arundel MS 259/2.
O sueit Saluiour, I thé salewe [: Jesu]
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