Witness, testimony; knowledge.

Knowledge (esp. of a high or abstruse kind); enlightenment, learning, erudition; in early use often = philosophy, science. †Also, practical…

The fact or state of knowing that something is the case; the condition of being aware or cognizant of a fact, state of affairs, etc. (expressed or…

Knowledge; awareness. Now only as passing into sense 2b.

Knowledge, information, intelligence; (also, occasionally) a notion.

That which is acquired by exercising the intellect; understanding, information. Obsolete.

Admitted or communicated knowledge; recognition, awareness, acknowledgement.

Probably a misreading for: science.

Knowledge, cognizance.

The fact or state of knowing something; knowledge. Now rare.

Knowledge as attained by observation or information; state of being aware of anything; perception, notice, observation. Esp. in to have cognizance of…

gen. = cognizance, n. 2: Knowledge, information.

Knowledge; = cognizance, n. 1 2.