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1582 T. Watson Ἑκατομπαθία: Passionate Cent. Loue To Rdr. sig. A4 In respect of my trauaile in penning these louepassions.

1649 R. Baron Apol. for Paris 47 Palme trees are of both sexes, and expresse not a sympathy, but a Love passion.

1753 Dict. Love at Hope It is the hope of that [sc. enjoyment], which is the true basis of the love-passion.

1858 C. Lamb in Harper's Mag. Dec. 79/1 This drowsy Deity, who certainly was first invented in drink, as sloth and luxury are commonly the first movers in these idle love-passions.