Definition of "forenamed" [fore•named]

• Named previously; aforementioned. (adjective)

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• "[745] Jerusalem had prerogative above all places of the eird, [746] where alswa were the Priests lineally descended fra Aaron, and greater number followed the Scribes, Pharisies, and Priestes, then unfainedly beleeved and approved Christ Jesus and his doctrine: [747] And zit, as we suppose, no man of sound judgment will grant, that ony of the forenamed were the Kirk of God."
• "All the forenamed are responsible for correcting and forestalling mistakes."
• "On the third day following, happy and boastful we came together to build the forenamed castle with stones drawn from the tombs of the Turkish dead."