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syngraph|ˈsɪŋgrɑːf, -æ-|
Also in L. form.
[ad. L. syngrapha, -us, ad. Gr. συγγραϕή, σύγγραϕος, f. συγγράϕειν to compose in writing, compile, draw up, f. σύν syn-1 + γράϕειν to write.]
A written contract or bond signed by both or all the parties.
1633Marmion Fine Comp. iii. v. F 3 b, I haue here a Syngraphus, a writing with articles, that must be drawn between us. 1656Blount Glossogr., Syngraph.., a Writing or Deed, made or signed with the hand of him that makes a bargain; an Obligation or Bond between two or more; a Specialty of ones own hand. 1830Westm. Rev. July 234 Those enchorial papyri in which a registry in Greek happens to be adscribed to the Egyptian syngraph or deed.
†b. ? A statement in writing made by several persons jointly. Obs.
1662Evelyn Diary 29 Oct., Dr. Basiers..the greate traveller,..shew'd me the syngraphs and original subscriptions of divers Eastern Patriarchs..to our Confession. |