Obs. [See prec. and -ENCY.] Splendor.
a. 1591. H. Smith, Arrow agst. Ath., v. (1593), K iij b, marg. Visibility or splendencie of the church in outward shew.
1607. Schol. Disc. agst. Antichr., II. vi. 75. Men are delighted with the magnificence and with the splendencie of rites and ceremonies.