# politiques
## Inglés
### Etimología 1

Del inglés politic y del francés medio politique, del latín politicus, del griego antiguo πολιτικός.

#### Sustantivo
##### 1

    Grafía obsoleta de politics.
   * Ejemplo:
       When we had by our Declarations, Remonſtances, and Repreſentations, manifeſted the truth of our intentions, and lawfulneſſe of our Actions, to all the good ſubjects of the Kingdome of England, when the late Parliament could not be moved to aſſiſt, or enter in warre againſt us, maintaining our Religion, and Liberties, Canterbury did not onely adviſe the breaking up of that high and honourable Court, to the great greife and hazard of the Kingdom, but ( which is without example ) did ſit ſtill in the Convocation, and make Canons and conſtiutions againſt us,and our juſt and neceſſary defence, ordraining under all higheſt paines, that hereafter the Clergy ſhall Preach foure times in the yeare, ſuch doctrine and proceedings of other Reformed Kirkes, to the judgement of all ſound Divines, and politiques, and tending to the utter ſlavery and ruining of all Eſtates and Kingdomes, and to the diſhonour of Kings and Monarches.William Prynne. The antipathie of the English lordly Prelacie, both to regall monarchy and civill unity. 1641.