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nora494 | 17:40 Tue 24th Aug 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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"High Water Mark"
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I'm not totally certain what exactly you mean by "titled the phrase" but the earliest-recorded use of 'high water mark' in English appears in J Brende's 1553 translation of 'The Acts of Alexander The Great', written by Quintus Curtius. Is that what you're asking?
17:42 Wed 25th Aug 2004
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It is the mark left by the sea at high tide. It is clearly visible at low tide.
20:23 Wed 01st Sep 2004

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