whom relative pron.:
1.
= which, e.g.
2H6 III. ii. 345
“the seal, Through whom
a thousand sighs are breath'd for
thee,”
Troil. III. iii. 202
“a mystery—with
whom”
. . .
2.
used for ‘who’
Tp. V. i. 76
“whom, with Sebastian .
. . Would here have kill'd your
king,”
Meas. II. i. 73,
John IV. ii. 165
“whom they say is kill'd
to-night,”
Cym. I. iv. 142.
3.
once preceded by
“the”
Wint. IV. iii. [iv.] 541
“your mistress,—from the whom” . . .
