Obs. [See prec. and -ENCY.] Splendor.

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a. 1591.  H. Smith, Arrow agst. Ath., v. (1593), K iij b, marg. Visibility or splendencie of the church in outward shew.

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1607.  Schol. Disc. agst. Antichr., II. vi. 75. Men … are delighted with the magnificence and with the splendencie of rites and ceremonies.

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