Unrevealed

ppl. a. (UN-¹ 8, 5 b.)

1529.  More, Dyaloge, I. Wks. 167/2. If there were any thing … that in the church sometyme was doubted and reputed for vnreueled and vnknowen.

1543–4.  Act 35 Hen. VIII., c. 5 § 1. Untrue accusacions … kept secret unreveled.

1592.  Kyd, Sp. Trag., III. ii. 9. If this incomparable murder … Shall vnreueald and vnreuenged passe.

1651.  Hobbes, Leviath., III. xl. 250. The effect … of the unrevealed will, and of the power of God.

1697.  Dryden, Æneis, VI. 374. Ye realms, yet unreveal’d to human sight.

1732.  Berkeley, Alciphr., V. § 27. Religion of any kind, either revealed or unrevealed.

1798.  Lamb, R. Gray, iv. The secret, unrevealed, hung upon his conscience.

1850.  Tennyson, In Mem., xxxi. The rest remaineth unreveal’d; He told it not.

1875.  Manning, Mission H. Ghost, i. 9. God in His unrevealed mercies will [etc.].