Obs. [f. LEGEND sb.] trans. a. with out: To tell stories of; to tell of in legend. b. To tell as a legend.
1597–8. Bp. Hall, Sat., I. i. 2. Nor ladies wanton love, nor wandring knight Legend I out in rimes all richly dight.
1647. Trapp, Comm. Rom. xi. 2. Some have legended of him [sc. Elias], that when he drew his mothers brests, he was seen to suck in fire.
1670. Milton, Hist. Eng., III. Wks. 1851, V. 131. Some of these perhaps by others are legended for great Saints.
