Antique

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 31
an-tik', adj. ancient old-fashioned. — n. anything very old: ancient relics. n. Antique'ne . [Fr.- L. antiquus old, ancient— ante, before.] Antiquity, an-tikVi-ti, ancient times: great age a relic of the past. AntiBabbfttanan, an-ti-sab-at-fi'a-an, h. one who opposes the observance of the Lord’s day with tnc strictne of the Jewish Sabbath. [Gr. anti, against, and Sabbatarian-]
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