attest Copy link Outline 1. testor, 12. testĭfĭcor, 13. signo, 1 (i.e. to attest by one's signature or seal) • attest: 1. testor, 1: the plain a.s battles by its tombs, campus sepulcris proelia t., Hor. 2. testĭfĭcor, 1: v. to testify, BEAR WITNESS. 3. signo, 1 (i.e. to attest by one's signature or seal): v. to sign.
ATTEST Copy link • ATTESTbear evidence to: testari (general term): attestari: testificari: testimonio confirmare (confirm by one’s evidence): testimonio esse: testem esse (to be a witness: the former of things, the latter of persons): affirmare (to affirm positively): clamare (to cry out). Call to witness: testari aliquem, testem facere aliquem: God, Deum testari or Deum invocare testem: gods and men, deos hominesque testari, or contestari: antestari aliquem (in legal matters, before the introduction of a cause into court. The question put was, licet antestari? If the party consented, the person appealing to him touched the tip of his ear. In nonjudicial matters it occurs only in Cic, pro Milone, 25, 68).
ATTEST, ATTESTATION Copy link • ATTEST, ATTESTATIONtestimonium: to give attestation, testimonium dare (both of persons and things): to bring forward attestation, testimonium perhibere (of persons): testimonium alicujus rei proferre: testimonium alicujus rei afferre. To be or serve for an attestation, alicujus rei esse testimonium. Vid: WITNESS.