concordt (konkord)

[ Friends and a ociates ready to concord with them in any desperate measure. Clarendon, Life, II. 199. II. trans. To reconcile; bring into harmony. But vnderstanding that it was concorded and concluded, he forthwith retourned to the sayde place of A mph i polis. Nicolls, tr. of Thucydides, fol. 132. He lived and died with general councils in his pate, with land and Rome, Germany with them both. windmills of union to concord Rome and England, Eng Bp.. Hacket, Abp. Williams, i. 102.