Attestation of a fact, event, or statement; testimony, evidence; †evidence given in a court of justice. See also sense phrases 2.

Something that proves a statement; evidence or argument establishing a fact or the truth of anything, or belief in the certainty of something; an…

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

Grounds for belief; facts or observations adduced in support of a conclusion or statement; the available body of information indicating whether an…

Probably: probation, evidence, ‘affirmative proof’ (editor's gloss in margin of quot. 1460).

Something that proves or demonstrates; that which constitutes the ground of proof; proof, demonstrative evidence; (in later use chiefly Scots Law)…

Verbal or documentary evidence; = testimony, n. 1. Obsolete.

Personal or documentary evidence or attestation in support of a fact or statement; hence, any form of evidence or proof.

= testimony, n. 1.

erroneous. = testimony, n.; witness.

A ground or reason for conclusion (not amounting to demonstration). Obsolete.

Law. The sum of circumstances and incidents of a case, looked at apart from their legal bearing.

transferred. Evidence, proof. Obsolete.

Evidence, proof. Obsolete.

A vote or a right to vote; an opinion; a testimony.

Evidence, testimony, witness.

The act of proving something; the fact of being proved; proof, demonstration; evidence, testimony. Obsolete.

Evidence, witness borne. Cf. attest, n. 1.

One who has given testimony; a witness; also (apparently) testimony, evidence. Obsolete.

A piece of information or evidence by means of which something is revealed or demonstrated. Obsolete.

figurative. Certifying evidence, assurance. Obsolete.