re-entitlev.

1651 Bp. J. Taylor XXVIII Serm. xix. 241 For the reimplacing the divine image, for the reintitling it to the Kingdoms of grace and glory.

1681 A. Horneck Happy Ascetick 249 This will re-entitle you to that Image of God, in which he was at first created.

1738 R. Venn Serm. Preached before Lord-Mayor 11 We are reintitled to God's Grace and Favour, not by vertue of our Repentance, but by the Merits of Jesus Christ.

1767 W. Guthrie Gen. Hist. Scotl. IV. 110 If it can be proved that the murder was designed, he must be punished according to the laws of the realm; but if otherwise, he was to be reintitled to the protection of the church.

?1780 W. Combe tr. J. de Mediolano Oeconomy of Health p. xii This poem..was, in some of the later editions..re-entitled, Flos Medicinæ.

1812 E. Christian Origin, Progress, & Present State of Bankrupt Law I. 111 The said commissioners acting under such commission of bankrupt, or the major part of them, shall and are hereby declared to be reinvested and fully reintitled to such bankrupt's estate, or any part thereof (as shall be then undisposed of).

1865 H. Dircks Life Marquis Worcester 358 He re-entitles his book as a ‘summary collection’.

1949 Classical Jrnl. 45 54/2 The chapter on the Geometric Age..is re-entitled The Middle Age.

2001 S. Cohen Immigration Controls, Family & Welfare State iii. xiv. 233 Under the 1999 Immigration and Asylum Act children whose parents are receiving support under the Act become re-entitled to free school meals and milk.