alouten

[A.S. hlútan = to bow.] To bow to. "As the lioun is lorde of living beastes, So the ludes in the lond alouten him shall." A lisa under (Skeat's ed.), 851-2. a-low, *a-lō'we, adv . [Eng. a ; low .] Low; in a low place; not high. (Generally, but not always, opposed to alof "And now alow and now aloft they fly." Dryden. "Not the thousandth part so much for your learning, and what other gifts els you have, as that you will creep alowe by the ground."- Foz : Life of Tindal.