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'''Addiction etymology''', or the historical roots of the word "[[addiction]]", are fascinating.
 
'''Addiction etymology''', or the historical roots of the word "[[addiction]]", are fascinating.
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[[Shakespeare]] was the first to use "addiction" in the modern sense, in his play ''[[The Famous Life of King Henry V
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[[Shakespeare]] was the first to use "addiction" in the modern sense, in his play ''[[The Famous Life of King Henry V|Henry V]]'' (Act I, Scene 1), in reference to the king:
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|Henry V]]'' (Act I, Scene 1), in reference to the king:
   
{{cquote|his addiction was to courses vain}}  
 
{{cquote|his addiction was to courses vain}}  
  
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