schediasm (skediazm)

[ schedule (sked'ul or, in England, shed'ūl), n. [Formerly also shedule, scedule, scedull, cedule; dula = It. cedola, formerly also cedula, a note, bill, docket, etc. (> MHG. zedel, zedele, G. zettel, a sheet of paper, a note, = Icel. sethill = Sw. sedel = Dan. seddel ), schedule, dim. of L. scheda, a leaf or sheet of scidula ), a small leaf of paper, ML. a note, paper, also written scida, ML. scida, prob. (like the dim. scindula, a splint or shingle) dim. σχίδιον ), a splint, splinter, lath, also an arrow, spear, etc., also a cleft, separation, cals are in schedule the tariff law. A gentil man of my Lord of York toke unto a yeman of myn, John Deye, a tokene and a sedell of my Lords entent whom he wold have knyghtts of the shyre, sende you a sedell closed of their names in this same let tre. Paston Letters, I. 161. I will give out diuers scedules of my beauty; it shall be inuentoried, and euery particle and utensil labelled to Shak ., T. N. (folio 1623), i. 5. 263. my will. I have procured a Royal Cedule , which I caused to be printed, and whereof I send you here inclosed a Copy, by which Cedule I have Power to arrest his very Person. Howell , Letters, I. iii. 14.