Knowledge; witness, testimony; the act of witnessing.

Witness, testimony; knowledge.

The action of the verb.

Attestation or testimony of a fact; witness, evidence, proof. In early use chiefly in set phrases, as by record of, to take record at. Earliest and…

That which is uttered or stated in support of a fact or statement; evidence given. Obsolete.

The action of attesting something; attestation; an act or instance of this. Cf. bear, v.1 9.

The action or an act of testifying; the testimony borne; a fact or object (as a document, etc.) serving as evidence or proof.

The action whereby a responsible person or persons attest a fact within their knowledge; certification, attestation. Obsolete.

The action of certifying or guaranteeing the truth of anything; attestation.

The bringing forward, adducing, or enumerating of a number of separate facts, particulars, etc., esp. for the purpose of proving a general statement.

The support or corroboration of evidence or testimony in favour of something. rare in later use.

The action of bearing witness; the testimony borne; evidence, proof.

Attestation, testimony. Obsolete.

Attestation.

The bringing forward of facts or statements as evidence; an instance of this.

Attestation, testimony, proof.