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† paˈgody Obs.
[ad. It. pagodi, pl. of pagode, in transl. of Viaggio di Cesare de' Federici.]
= pagoda 1, 2, 3.
1588T. Hickock tr. C. Frederick's Voy. 8, 42. Pagodies for euery Horse which Pagody may be of starling money 6 shillings 8 pence: they be peeces of gold of that valew. Ibid. 10 (11) The Pagodies which are Idoll houses..made with lime and fine marble. Ibid. 33 b, Their Idoles, which they call Pagody, whereof there is great abundance. |