legend

(lej’end or 1é’jend), v. ¢ [ 1. To narrate or celebrate in or as in a legend. Nor ladies wanton love, nor wand’ring knight Legend I out in rhimes all richly dight. Bp. Hall, Satires, i. 1. Som of these perhaps by others are leg ended foy great Saints. Milton, Hist. Eng., iii. 2. To furnish with an inseription; inscribe with a legend: as, ‘‘a leg ended tomb,” Poe. legend a (lé-jen’di), ». pl. [iu., things to be read: see legend.] Eccles.,things which may be orare to be read, as distinguished from credenda, things to be believed.