a. Obs. [ALL- E 6.] Knowing all things, omniscient. (A special attribute of the Second Person of the Trinity, the ‘Eternal Wisdom.’)
c. 1340. Richard Rolle of Hampole, Prick of Conscience, 2. Þe witte of þe Son alwytty.
c. 1375. Wyclif, De Apost. Cleri., 86. Siþ Crist is al witty as our feiþ techiþ us.
1496. Dives & Paup. (W. de Worde), III. xix. 157/2. The seconde commaundement is applyed to the sone alwytty … for he knoweth all.
