Meanings
nounboundure (plural boundures)
plural boundures
- obsoleteObsolete spelling of bounder (“boundary, limit”).
The boundure of Alexander's march into India being in the tract obscure, I take leave also to offer my own apprehension in short concerning it. Historians some fix his Ne plus at the River Indus, others at the River Ganges: there is not any leads it further that I meet with.
1677 Sir Thomas Herbert (Scott, Bassett, Wright and Chiswell: London) Some Years Travels Into Divers Parts of Africa and Asia the Great p.254
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