"arbitress" meaning in English

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          "text": "1594, Samuel Daniel, The Tragedy of Cleopatra, Act III, in Delia and Rosamond augmented by Cleopatra, London: Simon Waterson,\nO Fearefull frowning NEMESIS,\nDaughter of IVSTICE, most seuere,\nThat art the worlds great Arbitresse,\nAnd Queene of causes raigning heere."
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          "text": "Those who have not watched the united operation of vanity and feeling on a youthful mind, will not conceive how much less formidable the ridicule of all his own sex will be to a very young man, than that of those women to whom he has been taught to look up as the arbitresses of elegance.",
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        "A female arbiter."
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