c. 1000. Ags. Gosp., Luke v. 31. Ne beþurfon læces þa ðe hale synd, ac þa ðe unhælþe habbaþ.
a. 1050. Liber Scintill., xxviii. (1889), 107. Maneʓa … menn þurh win lichaman unhælþe mæste togæderetugan.
a. 1200. Moral Ode, 323. Ac þer nis hunger ne þurst ne deð, ne vnhelþe ne elde.
a. 1250. Prov. Ælfred, 113, in O. E. Misc., 103. Þenne cumeþ elde, and vnhelþe.
1551. Parry, in Macm. Mag., XLV. 454. Her Grace’s unhealth hath made it [her hand] weaker, and so unsteady.
1826. Coleridge, in D. Campbell, Life (1894), 267, note. I am at present sadly below even my par of health, or rather unhealth.
1853. Kingsley, Misc., I. 316. The spokesman … of all the unrest and unhealth of sensitive young men for many a year after.
