The phrase “all to” is now obsolete, and means “quite,” “entirely,” as in Chaucer, Spenser, and Milton.

A piece of a millstone. —The word for millstone is receb, literally, runner, i.e., the upper millstone, or l…

And a certain woman cast a piece of a millstone
Of the upper millstone, as the word signifies, which is observed by …

The Shechemites were ruined by Abimelech; now he is reckoned with, who was their leader in villainy. Evil pursues sinners, and sometimes overtakes …