"resupine" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1628, Kenelm Digby, Journal of a Voyage Into the Mediterranean:",
          "text": "a most resupine patience",
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          "text": "He ſpake, and, downward ſway'd, fell reſupine, / With his huge neck aſlant.",
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        "Lying on the back; supine."
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