1388. Wyclif, Tobit xii. 19. Y vse vnuysible meete.
c. 1402. Lydg., Compl. Bl. Knt., 623. When Vulcanus … with a cheyne vnvisible yow bounde.
1483. Caxton, Cato, c j b. The whyche hath myght … vpon alle thynges vysyble and vnuysyble.
1558. Bp. Watson, Sev. Sacram., vii. 36. Christ geueth vnto vs his vnuisible graces, in sensible sacramentes.
1593. Pass. Morrice, F ij b. I would I … went not so vnuisible. [Also Hexham and Ash s.v.]
Hence † Unvisibleness; † Unvisibly adv.
c. 1380. Wyclif, Sel. Wks., III. 522. It is nedeful þat it be understonden *unvesibily.
1647. Hexham, I. Vnvisible, or unvisibly.
1721. Strype, Eccl. Mem., III. 279. You … adore the same flesh in substance, altho’ unvisibly [orig. invisible] in the sacrament, which we al shal se in the latter day visible.
1611. Florio, Inuisibilita, *vnuisiblenesse.
