rare. [a. F. soliloque or ad. L. soliloquium.] = SOLILOQUY sb.
1697. Burghope, Disc. Relig. Assemb., 157. Let the devout receiver turn the doctrine of this sacrament into practical soliloques, and spiritual exercises of the mind.
1711. ‘J. Distaff,’ Char. Don Sacheverellio, 9. There is an absolute necessity that he should drop into the following Soliloque.
1864. Webster, Soliloque, that which is said in soliloquy; soliloquy.
