auctary

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 39
[From Lat. auctorium = an addition, an overweight; auctum, supine of augeo to increase.] Increase, augmentation. (0. Scotch.) "An large auctary to the library." * âuc'-těn-ty, a. [AUTHENTIC.] (0. Scotch.) * âuc-těr, s. [ALTAR.] Altar. Crawford: Univ. Edin., p. 137. "He made an aucter on Godes name." Story of Gen. & Exod . (ed. Horris), 625.
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