Christian-nameless

English Etymology From en Christian name less. Adjective - en rare Without a Christian name. en first-nameless given-nameless last-nameless middle-nameless surnameless en 19 January 1895 Frederick Lees Prize Story. A Human Enigma. The Newcastle Weekly Chronicle 6,809 Newcastle upon Tyne 8 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/801797995/ 4 22724703 To me, once, inspecting a well-chosen shelf of medical works in several languages, an advanced surgeon’s library in themselves—possibly purchased en bloc, I thought, from some dead professor’s widow—he had remarked pleasantly, as a fitting pleasantry for the addressee, that “John’s is my nom du guerre,—in the war of life, you know, Doctor.” Enough, however, to show that as Christian-nameless John’s he was known to all in Beedley, aye to the very end, saving myself. en 1915 w:Geoffrey Faber To —— Interflow: Poems, Chiefly Lyrical Boston, Mass.; New York, N.Y. Houghton Mifflin Company 24 https://archive.org/details/interflowpoemsch00faberich/page/24/mode/1up 4459098 I’m caught at last! I can’t hold out any longer! / When first I saw you, I knew what it would be. / For fifteen months I kept my head. But see, / I’m on my knees to you. You are the stronger. / For all your slenderness of limb and feature / You’ve mastered me—you Christian-nameless creature! en 1988 w:Meg Twycross Felsted of London:silk-dyer and theatrical entrepreneur Sarah Carpenter; Pamela King The Materials of Early Theatre:Sources, Images, and Performance: Shifting Paradigms in Early English Drama Studies w:Variorum Collected Studies Abingdon, Oxfordshire; New York, N.Y. w:Routledge 6 December 2017 (indicated as 2018) part IV (Processions and the wider culture) 978-1-315-12300-4 At Christmas 1548/9, ‘ffelsteade’, Christian-nameless as ever, made ‘ix globes with all thinges necessarie ffor theyr makyng at xvjd the pece’ for the Court Revels, for which he was paid 12s. en 1991 March Upgrade It Yourself (Part Three) Mark Higham w:ST Format 20 Bath, Avon Future Publishing 130 https://archive.org/details/stformat18jan91/STFormat20-Mar91/page/130/mode/1up 1 0957-4859 226119975 The mysteriously Christian-nameless PJ Ellis from Swindon has a question and another neat little project for improving your ST.