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obiit

(Latin ‘he/she died’) found, for example, in inscriptions on tombstones, followed by a date.

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HEAR UNDERNEAD DIS LAITL STEAN LAIS ROBERT EARL OF HUNTINGTUN NEA ARCIR VER AS HIE SAE GEUD AN PIPL KAULD IM ROBIN HEUD SICK UTLAWS AS HI AN IS MEN VIL ENGLAND NIDIR SI AGEN OBIIT 24 KAL.

The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood by Pyle, Howard View in context

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