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1583 R. Robinson in tr. Aunc. Order Prince Arthure Ep. Ded. sig. ***2 Consider what our most noble and famous Kings of England in that your famous accustomed exercise of shooting, haue most renowmedly enterprised & eftsoones renewed.

1611 R. Cotgrave Dict. French & Eng. Tongues Glorieusement,..renowmedly.

1659 B. Walton Considerator Considered 180 For the honour he bears to the renownedly learned publisher.

1665 D. Lloyd State-worthies 336 He had Valour enough to be an eminent Souldier in ruffling times, and a renownedly honest man in Queen Elizabeths Reign.

1702 T. Goodwin Serm. on Death of King 25 The Work, which He had so Renownedly design'd and begun.

1784 Weekly Entertainer 28 June 602 No women in Europe, not even the Dutch, so renownedly expert in the science of shop-keeping, can surpass them.

1832 J. F. Pennie Edwin & Elgira in Brit.'s Hist. Drama ii. ii. 182 Athelstan, renownedly the first Great Monarch of all England!

1870 N.Y. Herald 7 Sept. 9/5 The dramatic season..will be inaugurated..by the debut in America of the renownedly great tragidienne Madame Marie Seebach.

1911 Manitoba (Winnipeg) Free Press 2 Dec. (Women's section) 2/1 The aim of the president is to suggest plays of essential or artistic merit, not..those that are renownedly immoral.

1967 Vetus Testamentum 17 221 The meaning..is renownedly difficult to establish.

2007 Independent 13 Mar. 26/2 Diplomacy is a renownedly thankless calling.