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[Eng. there, and with.] 1. With that or this. "I have learned in whatsoever state I am therewith to be content." -Philip pians iv. 11. *2. Immediately. IMG:content-0996.png:[blocks in formation] theriomorph a *3. Over and above. "Therewithal the execrable act On their late murther'd king they aggravate." Donne, therf, *tharf, *tharfe, a. [A. S. therf, theorf = unfermented.] Unleavened. "The oyst schulde be of therf brede."-Trevis a: Higden, v. 9. therf-bread, *therf-breed, subst. Unleavened bread. "With therf - breed and lettus wilde." Cursor Mundi, 6,079. *ther-fore, adv . [THEREFORE.] *ther-fro, adv. [Mid. English ther = there, and fro.] From that; therefrom. *ther-gaine, adv . [Mid. Eng. ther = there, and again.] Against that. thër-i-ac, s. & a. [Lat. theriac us; Gr. theria kos.] [TREACLE.] A. As subst .: A name formerly given to various compositions supposed to be efficacious against poison, but afterward restricted to what is termed Theriaca And rom a chi , a Venice treacle, which is a compound of sixty-four drugs, prepared, pulverized, and reduced by means of honey to an electuary. "When the disease was young, it was mitigated with rob of elder; with crabs-eyes; spirits of hartshorn; theriac and vinegar." -The Student , ii. 344. B. As adjective : Of or pertaining to theriac; medicinal.