Put to the horn
put v A proverbial phrase, explained by E. C. Brewer, Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, as follows: "To denounce as a rebel, or pronounce a person an outlaw, for not answering to a summons: In Scotland the messenger-at-arms goes to the cross of Edinburgh and gives Three blasts over [reverse] with...
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Summary: | put v A proverbial phrase, explained by E. C. Brewer, Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, as follows: "To denounce as a rebel, or pronounce a person an outlaw, for not answering to a summons: In Scotland the messenger-at-arms goes to the cross of Edinburgh and gives Three blasts over [reverse] with a horn before he heralds the judgement of outlawry.' Used I and Sup Not used 3 Not used Reverse side of P_14867 |
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