Libeller

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 301
ll'bel-er, n. one who defames by libels, Libellous, ll'bel-us, adj containing a libel, defamatory —adv. Li'bellously. Liberal, lib'er al, adj becoming a gentleman: generous: noble-minded candid: free: free from restraint general, extensive.—n. one who advocates greater freedom in political institutions. -adv Lib erally. [Lit. belonging or suitable to a free-born man,’ Fr. —L. liberal is— liber, free, doing as one pleases— libet, lubet, to please, akin to Gr eleutheros, free, Sans, lubk, to desire. Sec Lief, Love Liberalise, hb’er-aM/, v.t, to make liberal or enlightened to enlarge. Liberalism, Iib'ci-al-izm, « the principles of a liberal in politics or religion
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