blind (2 cf. L. ‘caeca nox’ Virgil, ‘caecum antrum’ Lucan)
1.
heedless,
regardless, reckless, indiscriminate
Tw.N. V. i. 239
“the waves,”
H5 III. iii. 34
“The and bloody
soldier,”
R3 I. iv. 262
“to thy own soul so
”
2.
enveloped in
darkness, dark, obscure
R3 III. vii. 128
“blind
forgetfulness”
(Ff “darke”),
V. iii. 62
“ cave of eternal
night,”
Lucr. 675
“blind concealing
night.”
