frequency, frequencie

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 6
[Latin frequent i a.] [FREQUENCE.] 1. The quality of occurring frequently, or of being repeated at short intervals. "These sins are deadly; yet their frequency With wicked men makes them more dreadful to us." Mas singer: Bashful Lover, iv. 2. *2. A crowd; a concourse; a throng. "The people with great frequencie brought gifts unto Palatium." P. Holland: Livius, p. 719.
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