a. [ad. Gr. αὐτοπτικός, f. αὔτοπτος: see prec. and -IC.] Of, or of the nature of, an eye-witness; based on personal observation.
1849. Alford, Grk. Test., I. 48. Undoubted marks of autoptic testimony.
1861. Jrnl. Sacr. Lit., XIV. 196. Canon Stanley, who in this case is an autoptic witness.
