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recompile, v.|riːkəmˈpaɪl|
[re- 5 a. Cf. It. recompilare (Florio), Sp. recopilar.]
trans. To compile again. Hence recomˈpiling vbl. n.
1611Florio, Recompilatione, a recompiling. 1616Bacon Compil. & Amendm. Laws Wks. 1730 IV. 1 The reducing and recompiling of the laws of England. c1617― Digest of Laws Wks. 1826 V. 357 There was such a race of wit and authority, between the commentaries and decisions of the lawyers, and the edicts of the emperors... Whereupon Justinian..recompiled both. 1626[see recompact v.].
So recomˈpilement, a new compilation.
1629Bacon Advt. touching Holy War Ep. Ded., Although..I had a purpose to make a particular digest or recompilement of the laws..; yet..I have laid it aside. |