message (age as Ig)

[Fr., from Low Lat. mi at i cum a me age, from Lat. mi us, pa. par. of mit to =to send.] 1. A notice or communication sent from one person to another either verbally or in writing. "[He], swift as an expre , Reports a me age with a pleasing grace." IMG:content-1139.png:[blocks in formation] "A me age fro that meyny hem moldez to sec he." Early Eng . Allit . Poems; Cleanne , 454. *mě '-age (age as Ig), v. t . [MESSAGE, 8.] Το carry or deliver as a me enger. "He dyd in expre ed commaund to me me age his errand." Stanyhurst: Virgil ; Æneid iv. 377. *me -ag-er, *me agere, s. [Eng. me ag(e); -er.] A me enger (q. v.). "The raynbowe is hir me ager ." Gower: C. A., V. who pray.] Měs-sā-li-an, s. [From the Syriac name=those EUCHITES (q. v.). Church Hist. & Ecclesiol . ( pl .): The same as