"stalworthest" meaning in Middle English

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Adjective

Head templates: {{head|enm|superlative adjective}} stalworthest
  1. superlative degree of stalworth Tags: form-of, superlative Form of: stalworth
    Sense id: en-stalworthest-enm-adj-h78zL1WH Categories (other): Middle English entries with incorrect language header

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          "ref": "14th century, [manuscript of Guy of Warwick]; republished as Julius Zupitza, editor, The Romance of Guy of Warwick. The first or 14th-century Version. […], part I, London: […] N. Trübner & Co., […], 1883, “Guy, with 100 knights, Goes to Help the Greek Emperor”, page 167",
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          "ref": "14th–15th century, Hic Priamus. Rex. et Palamides pugnauerunt rꝭ; republished as Early English Text Society: Original Series, 1903, “Sarpedon is unhorsed by Neoptolomus; the Persian King helps him”, 11761–11768, page 347",
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          "text": "But thanne come thedir sikerly\nThe stalworthest man of Grece party,\nNeoptolamus was his name;\nKyng Sarpedoun thoght he to lame:\nHe ȝaff him certes suche a dynt\nThat Sarpedoun his stiropes tynt,\nHe made him bacwrad so stoupe",
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          "ref": "early 15th century, [metrical paraphrase of the Old Testament], page 111; republished as Herbert Kalén, editor, A Middle English Metrical Paraphrase of the Old Testament, 1923",
          "roman": "for ferd of fare þat myȝt be fall.",
          "text": "Qwylke þei well wyst was wyse and wyȝt\nand stalworthest in stede and stall,\nfforto be nere hym day and nyȝt",
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          "ref": "15th century, [manuscript of Havelok the Dane]; republished as Frederick Madden, editor, The ancient English Romance of Havelok the Dane, […], Printed for the Roxburghe Club, 1828",
          "roman": "That may riden on ani stede.",
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          "ref": "15th century, [Chronicle of Robert of Brunne], volume IX; republished as “Chronik des Robert von Brunne (von anfang bis zu Christi geburt)”, in Richard Paul Wülker, A. Zetsche (section), editors, Anglia. Zeitschrift für Englische Philologie, 1886, page 146",
          "roman": "And destruyed al the contre.",
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          "ref": "15th century, [Sir Peny], volume XXI; republished as “Sir Peny”, in Englische Studien, 1895, page 207",
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