Other examples like "learned" (where the accent is on last syllable, —learnéd) that's been retained in contemporary English:
Coopt? - Meg VMeg
Piqued - Meg VMeg
Accursed. - Jennifer Dittrich
Beloved (kind of) - Meg VMeg
Blessed - Micah
Aged, sacred - Meg VMeg
lots of examples in hymns . . . not really contemporary though, "believ-ed" for instance. - Friar Will
Marked - Meg VMeg
Oh, like 'marked improvement', that's a good one. Friar, although some examples in the hymnal are still used in conversation, if perhaps more rarely. - Micah
Maybe something in here is helpful: http://english.stackexchange.com/questio... - Meg VMeg