(UN-1 12: cf. next.)
1526. Tindale, Rom. i. 18. For the wrath of god of heven apereth agaynst all vngodlynes and vnrightewesnes. Ibid., xi. 26.
1555. Eden, Decades W. Ind. (Arb.), 58. He dyd not keepe silence of so wicked an vngodlynesse.
1642. L. Hughes (title), Certain Grievances: or, the Popish Errors and Ungodlinesse of the Service-book plainly laid open.
1671. Barrow, Duty & Reward Charity, 21. Performing such acts, is a good sign of true Piety; and omitting them, is a certain argument of ungodliness.
1742. Young, Nt. Th., III. 165. Oh! the curst ungodliness of zeal!
1865. C. J. Vaughan, Plain Words, x. (1866), 183. The recollection of His love in contrast with our ungodliness.
