[f. prec. vb.]
† 1. Agreement, reconciliation. Obs.
1595. Spenser, Col. Clout, 843. For how should else things so far from attone … Be ever drawne together into one.
1638. Heywood, Rape Lucr. (1874), 185. Tullia … hath not yet by reconcilement made Attone with Phœbus.
2. Reparation, expiation. (Archaism with mod. sense.)
1868. Buchanan, Wallace, I. iii. Oh injured Wallace! Would Heaven but lend me one day’s life to do Atone to thee.
