architriclin

[Gr. ἀρχι ( arch i ) = chief; Lat. triclinium; Gr. τρικλίνιον ( triklinion ) and τρίκλινος ( triklinos ) = a couch running round three sides of a table for guests to recline on at a feast.] Master of a feast (John ii. 18). ". tho seide ure lord to tho serganz, Moveth to gidere and bereth to Architriclin , that was se thet ferst was i-serued."- Old Kentish Sermons (ed. Morris), p. 29. Morris says that this word is frequently mistaken for a proper name in Early English books. * ar'-chi-type, s. [ARCHETΥΡΕ.] ar-chi-va, s. pl. [ARCHIVES.]