See solute in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"ref": "1644, Samuel Rutherford, The Due Right of Presbyteries, page 223:",
"text": "To whom Ledovick the Emperour, descending from his Horse, fell down upon the Earth thrice before his feete, and the third time soluted him thus, blessed be the Lord God, who commeth in the Name of the Lord, and who hath shined upon us.",
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"ref": "1676, Jacques-Auguste de Thou, The Histories of the Gunpowder-Treason and the Massacre at Paris, page 30:",
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"ref": "1847, Samuel Butler, Geographia Classica, page 200:",
"text": "Here was the antient and much-famed oracle so difficult and dangerous of access through the Libyan Deserts, consulted by Alexander the Great, who, by the flattery of the priests, was soluted as the son of Jupiter, and whose head, on some of his medals, bears a ram's horn in token of this descent.",
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