Consist
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 102
kon-sist', v.i. to be composed to co-exist, i.e to agree. [Fr. —L. cons is to—con, sig. com- — pletene , and sis to sto, to stand Consistence, kon-sist'ens, Consistency, kon-sist'- en-si, «. a degree of density substance: agreement.
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