1794 Monthly Rev. 15 185 Many facts here stated fully prove that the country is under-capitalled.

1801 Farmer's Mag. 12 Jan. 22 In regard to the capitaled corn-holder, his conduct is optional, and no way forced upon him by the necessities of his situation.

1874 Country Gent. Mag May 333/1 The large or capitalled farmers, he said, had become enormously prosperous under this law.

1916 Louisiana Planter & Sugar Manufacturer 19 Aug. 122/3 One would be apt to find more reliance on ranching among the large-capitaled men of the territory.

2005 J. Karabel Chosen xviii. 556 The children of the culturally capitaled enjoy a massive advantage in the competition for admission.

1835 W. R. Wilson Rec. Route France & Italy xviii. 238 There are many rich-capitaled columns, splendid pulpits, and other curious objects in this church.]

1848 T. S. Muir Descriptive Notices Churches Scotl. 128 The roof is vaulted, and has one transverse and two diagonal triple-roll moulded ribs springing from capitaled shafts.

1859 Westm. Rev. Oct. 403 This..is not to be mistaken for the abrupt arrestment of its action, any more than the shattered column for the capitalled pillar.

1909 Ann. Brit. School Athens 1907–8 14 289 There seem to be no other vases where the jets are on the actual capitalled column.

1970 K. Simon Italy v. 313 The interior..is confined in rows of ornately capitaled columns interspersed with old hanging lamps.

1999 R. M. Pyle Chasing Monarchs viii. 141 Its [sc. a train station's]..capitaled pillars and pots surrounded a terra-cotta Union Pacific shield.