Endamage (Hastings' Dictionary)

Ezr 4" 'thou shalt e. the revenue of the kings' (?'}""), and 1 Es iy" ' that streUheth out his hand to hinder or e. that house of the Lord in Jerusalem' (/toKojroi^ffat). The word is still used, but is somewhat old-fashioned. Cf. l^ii.arles, Eiiili/i'in.i, 1. xi. 47, 'The Devil smilcth tli.it he may endamage' ; and H. Vauglian, Silcx, i. I'ref., 'No loss is so doleful as that gain that will endamage the soul.* J. Hastings.