Meanings
nouncæremony (plural cæremonies or cæremonys)
plural cæremonies · plural cæremonys
- EarlyModernEarly Modern form of ceremony.
Perses was the Sun incarnate as a man, and therefore the cæremony of a being accepted a Perses ¹⁵² was very properly the next step below being accepted an Helios.
1829, Algernon Herbert, Nimrod, page 408
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