laco

They have always their laco fixed to their saddle: the laco is a long thong of leather, at the end of which they make a sliding noose.

A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Volume 17 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time Robert Kerr 1784

His letter, over which I have wept and fmiled by turns, is a model of the old-fafhioned fea ftile, very laco - nic and modeft towards himfeJf, but rapturous in praife of his own brave people, and the be - havior of his gallant comrade j he fpcaks handfonnely of his enemy, and concludes with a very manly lamentation for the lofs of his lieutenant and man, who had the honor, as his own words exprefs it, to ferijh glarioujly.

Arundel 1789

■ gvin etiam pra octtlis taiuit fpecivien ea - rum omnium renmit ivas iMto Thor - laco epifcopo in mxirittts fuiffe fcire ei da - iatur, manfvetudimsnempe, in flipe ero -

Hungurvaka, sive Historia primorum qvinqve Skalholtensium in Islandia ... Jón Ólafsson 1778