O (n.) Old form(s): oes
circle, orb, sphere
AC V.ii.81.1[Cleopatra to Dolabella] A sun and moon, which ... lighted / The little O o'th' earth
MND III.ii.188[Lysander to Hermia] Fair Helena, who more engilds the night / Than all yon fiery oes and eyes of light [i.e. stars] [also: ornamental spangle]
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